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THE NEWS Of THE WEEK
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Callad VrsM Ih» Talagrapb Celai mat*.
G »« rnor Bradley, »4 Kentu. ky, haa
fixed March 90 as the <latr for the rxe*
*uti«»n of Jach “■n and Walling, th«
Tturd»*rrrs of Pa arl Bryan.
Thr Havana anti- ntier, in view of
.hr » Arrity of toef. have dreided to rw*
lur«t the government to allow thr free
rapotatton of rattle from the United
¿lataa and Mexico.
Frank Castdr, a stock man. sLabto*d
•n»l kdlr»! John Bro k at Cleveland,
U ««h., in an *«trrratb»n at a mas*
¡’n rade ball. C&<*ulr sur render o»1 him-
-if to th«* sheriff and claims the act
was «»ne of srlf defensr.
Dr. Arthur Ihiestrowr, the HL Louis
: I
. » i ’
« ! k
I Lis wife and ch»l i in a
fit of drunken rage, in that city, was
tu<n/cd in the courtyard of the romnty
¡ad tn l ui’iii. J{,< broke down at the
hsst mornrnt and cor*f« ro«| to the crinx
tteftRNtfon has entered the porrrrolings
4 t‘p cv.*tivvnti««h <4 the Ix-stgue <*f
Atn«*rk*wn Wheelmen, now bring hel«i
in A’! any, N. Y. CoL>rs !o will take
the initiative and will prulmbly be fol
low»«! by California ami nevcral other
sta!«*«
••ut» lay ra* ¡ng is the to «ne of
n>»nteutiun.
Bcfnre the legislativ»* InvretigAtlng
r«*mmitte<t on trusta In New York, J*»hn
F b* trl«*e admittel that thr nvrrsgw
marg-n of profit to t worn raw and rv*
fin»- ! p-i/%r »luring the five yrarw before
thr tr- t Was boni I was N334 »»fa
Jnng the su!i***qnent
A tetter r • ;»ed by an official in
r »riama from I*a F a «, Bolivia, states
ti ist th« B*>liVian mngr<*u will declare
u|M*n Peru. Th* tetter ate» st ales
»I there is g«< at activity In military
■ <, the army is l**ing ¡>te«*| on a
h*«»titig, and rvrrtiiling has l»egur>
ughout thr republic.
sj*. al train form Chicago to rfon-
a distance of 1,026 mites, made th©
in lb hours 69 minute*. Th* p»ur-
g«M*s into history as the gtratesl
«»ad frat ever arcompliabe»!. Th«»
train was a «p»*’»*! rw»nvry ln> II mry J.
M.»»L.iiti. a libi. » broker uf Chicago,
to the d« «th U I of his Aolie arrival
a f* » hours too late.
Th«- battlrohip Orwgan has returned
to Kai Francjwon after her first long
« r
HLr* seni a© for a« ArapuLo,
M«*xiro. and ha* hn*n alsient five Week*.
r V‘*VAgW sh* practiced with
I has ba rn träte«I as a fight-
ing mm him an i a ’A^iring rraft. The
rrmel proved satiafact lory in every ro
tpect. She will stem pro«
il to teattl©
ami enter the dryducJL
Dr. IaAi gley H a II, 83 years «4 age, a
phmorr «4 Oregon, «lirol at <>akland.
The offline of the Pittaburg Po*t was
a Im* «st (»(ally destroyed by fire
The
|« mm is f’iO.txio, well insure*!.
II.»rry Ranqutot was knorked over-
to*»rd l y the to«>m of his fishing to»at
at.4 drowned tn th* < vlumhu Mar As
tori a
J Dan a« di, a traveling min, wo he|«|
tip A ml rubbed of $70 by threw maakwi
m»*n while drivirig through a grove near
Rum burg.
Capt
Cha«. Hw »nw»n, of th<* pilot
wo drowtaM in A*-
toria l>arl.<r while attrnipttnit to ln-ar.l
hi* vei«.’! from a .mall row lout.
Cuh*n .. i»|«thtai*m Lehi an o|^n-air
n>..'tlntr tn Taronia an>i .lenoun.«.! Pre
mier < itintM. The bjwni.h flag waa
tr.lh'l In the mini an.I then turned.
A ri-M.lution wa, a>l>.| ted praying that
V ."Vler tmghl l>e etlbp « t<»l to the aatiie
torture by hi. airtime.
The arrangementa for the Inaugura
tion of Preei lent Mi Kinley are rapidly
n. ..r mg eotuplolion, and the indications
are lhat in point of brilliancy and at-
tia. tivvn. •• tbareremonhw, the dooira-
tione and the f«wtivlti<w incident to
inauguration week will be tuorv lavi*h
than l)i<MH* of former year,.
A prominient church nietnlier of Pen
dleton, l)r., ha« headed a eutwcrii'tion
li»l with «■» for the relief of Jim Hein,-
» uh, tlie lb Milan I mitier who eared
the live of In« two compauion, by
thriiwting hi» arm into the o>ga of a
rapidly turning windla»» and in lhat
way prevented a heavy bucket of ore
from failing on the lire.la of hi, com-
|>iinioua in the »haft la-low.
t'harle. Frohman and Ida manager,
<'. it Dillingham, of the Garden thea
ter gate a »|« ial |.-rfortnan<-e of
‘'lleartM-aee” (by cuurteay of Henry
Miller and hi* company), to the clergy
men of New York. The theater waa
clom.l to all cieept the clergy, and no
oral» were ould. The Ikil ofli.w men
and n»hcnt were dr<-a»r>l in lung black
ci«ata anti bla>-k tire, and the playhotiee
and it» »trange aodiem-e had every ap-
|»arau
of a church.
There «ere
1,003 niinletm and their friend, pre,-
ent, including a number of minittcro
from New Jereey. The only denomina
tion lhat »ent regret» waa the Metho-
diets.
The aale of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Cum|«ny*s pm|<>rty and transfer
to the Northern Ps« itie Railway Com-
|«ny, the jmr> ha»er, has luen fully
cotii|‘letcd. Judge Jenkin», of Mil
waukee, having entered an order in the
United Salt«', court conflrming the ac
tion of Master Carey in ex«-euting deols
tran»ferring the property and mnetion-
it'g the di«|.«,ltion of |«reeeda as made
by tlo* master, Thia to the last act in
the <li»|«aiition of the property, but
year» will elapse before the court to
done with litigation.
Four Indictment» have bren found
against Bylvsatev S-ovel, a correspond -
* ¡it..« the New York Worhi, recently
arrret<.| by the Kpaniah authorities.
The flr.t ac. n.es ticorel of an act ot re-
hellion tn having traveled in the Held
without « military passport; thassooo<l
of the
»»¡on of false paper«; the
third of having pnnurnd, and the
fourth of having umi the allegivl false
paper«. Scovel’» examination will take
plare at Santa Clara.
The Transvaal republic has demanded
of England £332,ovO Indemnity on ac-
. . ,nt of ti n raid ot Dr. Jameson, s
Dr.itali »ubjivt.
*■ I p . uht
IS
AT
THE
HAND.
l•t•«•as
< *-»• a Callaesa.
ONCE
A
MARINE.
Murder«! Mittler S«r*«d •• *r»ttiBtl •it
Husni II. M *« J r I m>» p h
Ran F ratii’i«*»'«, Feb, 23
Butler ha*
ls*«*n a lu^iine tn b«*r maj««*ty’s twriee,
in B»biiti«u> t«> L
i • r' <»- up(»t u-h*
He has bocn I'lrntiff»'*! by two <>f his
former *hi|»rnafro », John <Vmw*ay an«!
Thomas < oiling, of thia city were at
««no time aath/rs on to»and II M S,
Triumph, There was a marineun to»ard
by Ü »e name of Ashe. Wben thr old
•Alloro *aw th«' picture of Butler they
rocogntir'd th«* fa»'«*
( ««Ilins was p«M>i-
live the man wm th«*ir old alii ¡«ma to
Ashe, and to tnak« sure Conway went
to s«^» him a f»*w days ago.
Ashe was with Conway and Collin«
in INN6, when the Trittmj>h, whi to on
her way MU here from England, put
Into Chile,
While there a detachment
of men W ar put <»b b<»uni from th«' «hip
Liff.y, which *■»» then doing duly *•* a
jirua.th whip for the confinement »4
m i nor offenders.
Ashe W ju among
throw*. II«* had been <x»nfine«i on Txaurd
the Llffry for Mealing a ring
At Vn'toria. C<»nway and (‘«»Ilins,
whose t«*rtns heal rx|»irrd. h it th«* ship
ah i l«*s! sight «4 Ashr. At th»* city
AV and Butlrr rerngniaed
prison Conway
ea« h other imtn«*diat«*ly and tAlk«*<| for
som«» limo. To < «»nwav it ts linderote*!
Butler outlined his pruiNW'd «lefonsr
whm he returns to Australia, and said
be has hit reasons for to’tng known a«
Wdlrr.
Ways and Means Committee
Restores McKinley Rates.
ABOUT DOUBLE W ISON TARIFF
Washington, F«’lx 20 — Th* Repub*
V 'an mem ter* of llw* way* and moans
ISBHU* took an im¡»»riant sirp to-
ijr in iteir work on th* nrw tariff
II, by 4*<*idiag t«» r» *>»ro thr M> Km
iy ran** <»n mal an* I n>ke
Tte*r rate*
• tv 7.’» »«‘nts j»* r t«»n of -N tr.»*h*la on
bituminous and ©hate, am! 30 «enta on
xiul
k. su* h a* will |> a «* thr»»ugh a
half-uwli srrooto
Thr present rate*
aro 40 cw'tils and 13 eenUi. < «>kr »s ad*
van<**d from IS to 90 p»r ernt ad val*
•»r rm Tte ch mgr« were m* te in r*
Bp»m*c lo a g» i«« ral temar I from lie*
r<tal interests, whose représentatives
«tee la re» I tte Wilwon rate* had in» r» oar»!
tfoiuwlian compétition so greatly that
the A mo »can mtiirnwu«’!* hod l<ern
ubhg<*«l to reduce «age* tn keep in lb«
field.
TI h *
roftferon'“« **f th* w«*»'k «l*ult
will» th© lobjmcu acltrolute, ami, al*
though no final Agreement had teen
roa* tad, tteie is a practical umterstamb
mg that tte n*W bill will return to ths
M« Kinley ral«* on t«»l«arvo, • inept on
the gra»5* known *• filter
The rate
on this will ta- 70 c»!it* a pound«
• «ubi»* the M* Kintey «luir, which was
35 crut*
It mas r«-pr«*» nl»*d hy th* to-
bacoo hisnufarturors that must u( th©
tobacco lm¡M»rtc>l fr<»tn Cute as filter
mas u*«d fur wrapping«, an*I that this
evasion of th«* lau gave ti c K»'.v West
fa» * ton«** an advantag«’ ov* r those u»ing
Sumatra t«»hA‘'«x»
Th«* M< Kmtey du
ties on wrap¡«rr tobacco ware $9 ¡ mt
¡*> ui » I on stemmed atjd f ? 75 <tn un-
atett>m«*l. Gti muff the rat« mas 50
cents; «ni » ig u- and cig Arctics $ I an!
95 ¡er emt a»| valon-m, and on tobaocxi
« »t enumerated 40 cents
Th«’ « <»tnm;tt«-<* Will d« Tot«’ ll’»*t of
the tin»«’ this week to the *■ heduls uf
sufrlri«**. uliu'li include* buttoîi». cl-
pl-.» mv «* m .
mat- I *, mimical instru-
ment»«, furs, j’ wclrj. gloves in I tnta'vl-
lan«,<»i)s m-Uiutartnrt’A, ami on n>o«t «•(
th«'«*»* th«» McKintay rat«* will ta* rv-
stored.
ll«*ti«a Na«al < <•»«» Malltea.
Washington, Feb, 90.—Th* house
«'ommittre on naval affairs. which is
working on tin* naval appropriation
hill. si»-nt in.*«»t of th«» day in «h«'u**ing
th«* «|ue»tion of the prn «’ to l«e paid for
armor plate. T he qurotion w
finally
<h»jM»»« d <»( bv th»* adoption »4 an amend
ment to the bill uuihorixing the w<sMre-
tary of th«* navy to contract for .'t«*el
armor. »4 »lomeatir iminufm'tlire, for
Jhe throe l*uttlealii|w« tiow Iwìng con*
' •
!).«t
exceeding $3.910,000 f«»r the purj *»ac.
h is estimateci that H,09l tuna of plate
will I m * nt*«*d«'<| (<>y th«-«»* whip*, er» that
this provision limito the coat to $100
|«*r loti. A sub«t»tute was offered by
M<*C.dl, limiting th«* appropriation to
$7,NON,760, which would have hniit«*«l
the price to $350 per t«»n. but this wan
voted «town.
Another propositi»*!! was to t le to
•trike th«* words “of dom«**tic manu-
factur« " from the armor rlaus«*, which
als<» faitod. Memla-raoi thecommìlt»*e
uh«» favore.! thi* propoli! urn urged
that th»- hearing* show» ! th«
was no
iti«>n between th«- American
firms «’ng ig’d in th* m muto tur«’ «»f
armor-plat«*, und that the government
»lid not ha\* an <»p|«»rltjhity of buying
of foreign firms, a* American firma
wen •*« Hing armor to !lu«eta at $2.’>o a
tun.
FOR
A BEET SUGAR
Arils* Worb
FACTORY
of th« < <>i«iin»r< l«|
•f I.a <iraa«to.
( lttb
Li Gr.i' Iu, <h
!*• b
R< • utly
TurtMT Oliver, in to-half •»( th«* (’utn-
inrrrial t hib. App}i«-d to th«* Oregon
Railroad A
ip l’i.-n *.fft iato to n.aka
a rale on »'u -tr to < to, tn wr.tn’ij».ittt«n of
«-stablislMtig a sugar faet*»ry tn thi« val-
lev
l’h«' rate ¿t|»¡fhr>l 1>>r wa- . »<•■!.is
a ton from all pointe within Union
county. In rt*j«»tim‘ t«> this request,
the railw is cutn|*any gti.irante** to es
tablish thr («»Rowing rates:
M ithin 25 inihw, >o » • nt« a ton, 25
to 50 miles, 75 Ortito; 50 to 100 miles,
I
Th»» »• •'■q'üval«*nl toar.it«* of 30cento
SAVED BY THE PARROT
a ton from ail ¡«»into within the <*miu*
A ro«|nrst
r**i»ia i«« • Httralag l>wa(l(ag W amati ty. «’H*» pt North P«»w>lcr
will be niA'h* to have th«* lat!» t ¡oint
t»f I h«ir >’«rli.
< toklatol, <*al , F**b. 39 —Nine live* inclild«*d in th»* 60-rrnt rate, the J ta
were saved by a parr»»t in Piedmont lan. «• from North P* w l«-r by rail being
A letter L a » berti rrerjvwdl
yeaterday. The shrill Actwams »•( the S3 mile-
bin! Arou*K*d th«* llutnr family from from Etigin«*rr Htlcch, th«* constructor
slumber to «lisruvrr that their mansfon of a to-rt «tigar factory at l-My. N M ,
on Pi«*-liiH»nt avmui* was in fiArnrs. ami tn it he -ns that th»’ fa-t»»ry at
George W Hum«*, the well-known ship- that place will to* fiiit«*h«*d v«*ry soon.
ownrt, was th«* first one alarn«t*»l. Hr As soon am th»’ work is fluirli«*! alni
am! his sun Edward got the ladhw of th»- some minor details are W’ttlrd, Mr.
..»r m
h«*w',srh<»l«l «nf*4y «»ut of »loors. El war» I Kilcch and hi» a«*»uiat« • will
lai Grande.
tricsl to telephone to thr fire itofiart
iHt iil, but as hr called hr Was com
Caarovlteh In H*«t Maalih
pel tod te leave th«* instrument, tiring
’eh
27
Batouni, E Feb.
99 —Grand
Grami Duke
driven out by amoim ami tlamra.
Gt-orgv of
Itnewia, the <*&a rovi Ich,
Thr to’Alltlful home. With mut’h <d younger brother of the <*Sar ami heir
I to valuabt
Mitent«, *0 totally «le- pr«*»umtive to the throne, ah«» hai* lx*en
atroyed. Within a sort time after the in bad health for a tong time ¡•ant, baa
fir«* wan «liai'*»vrrr*l, nothing war left •tart«*! »»n a *»•» crui*
lie * ill pro
but a black« n»*d mas* of ruins.
cwd to Constant inopto
G«im«n l oan» <•>«•«»ulnn Mill.
• «•l«Feloa Mlrlksr Arlllavl.
Fatal Kl»«ai«*r Arrklant.
WEEKLY
I«*
Waahingt'in FWh, 1t> —Tl
lion bill tM’W gyr* to th* pro
tak
la*t tegiateliv* step having
t
in the arr.it* toiay by An ajj
»n tl
th* «xmlmDM rofa»rt
Ntrong op|<*it>un was U»A b'
peart, but un tl.* final , vt<U? the f1
of thr mr*»ure rallied I a small maj
th* vote I «ring: Ay«** I 34. More 31
The bill as i***»**!, e riten*!» the !
grat mn rrstrh.turn* agamat *’al
¡»byvically ra|*blr «nd over
of age. w ) m * cannot read and
Er gluh Imguag1«*. or sum»* other L«u
guagv; but a parwon no! *u «ble to rea. I
an write who ts ovrt 50 y Mfi of age
and ia the parent or gra»» !fl»r rent oí a
qualifitwl immigrant •»irr 91 yea: ira of ag’
and oapahte ot supporting
h i
or gran ¡¡Mt**t, may acvotnf ny
immigrant; er gw*h parent
an*« «
i«* to
parent may te sent f«*r an
h
j*»!h thr family of a child or g<
uv t*r 21)«' ahi of ag«% simdarh
•ml «
an-! a *>(«* or m
nut to able t<> roa I ami writ«
♦•»•rt»|*ny or be sent fur an»
join th«» Lushacid or |*rrnt
qua I ilte I and <*a{Mblr. ’•
F«»r the )»<ir|am* *»f lerling the imtlii*
grant's illiteracy, h* is oompeltesi tn
rr*d and write fn«ra twenty to twenty-
five Wunls of tbr United Hiat’S «..nati-
tuloti*. j
iruni ih«Hf e*i<RSUM**
of the prt
w“, the bill ina*/urat>
a new syat»’?n of roslrl«4rog immigration
from hoFilrr KMintri«* and d<'*igu«**l t«»
b|’1*ly principally to immigration frorr
('an* la.
la Iba H«u»a.
Washington, F«»b. 19 —The h<»u*
today, after a two nubr»' «Irtete. pa**»- I
a bill of ¡*t»n*b!rruble (in¡ertane* to tbr
arid regions ot the West.
It opens to
use an«! »M-cnj'Stn»n under the right*««!*
way ar! uf March !. 1**91 sil th«* r» j
ervoir sib * r« -•■rv.*.| hr th«- g ’ ’ ’ ' a I
Survey. Th«*ro aro 13 m «*( thr*»« »iu *
r .«tiet~«<d throughout th*» arid country,
and this a«’t will enable them U» !»• put
to practical use by individuals ur
poratfona. Two amendments Were i* at-
tarhrol to the bill, une <»( which l*î
¡
mita states or territories to ucv •u¡»y
thrác sites, if they chcMMU, and the
other empowers the state* an«! te wri
tori«** in which they grc te-a I rd to til
water rates.
FOR
COAST
DEFENSES
I id portancF
Inrrraelng th«* Artillery
Kranrh of tha Army.
W.iahittgton,
Feb» 19. — Hermt« r
Hawley, «hairuian of the committee on
military affair», bl* fik*«i u Written r -
ply. urging the importance of iocremt-
mg the artillery branch of the military
service by the addition of two r«v>-
mvntx. He aay« thia increase Is eeaen-
tiu! to the care ami prveerration of the
costly works ami n<”v gun* ulr» » i}
c«unpl»’t«*l. Senator llawlry a«M«-
“Bplcmli«! high-powcr guna uml ex
pensive lifting device»» arc nl*olut<dy
uithout a guard, while there ought to
be a carefully enliate«l boly of men be
ing taught to undcrpi.ind how t«» work
and preserve the guns ami machinery.
An artillery fore«» can not I m - improvised.
A prolonged education iaindiiq»ri Mblr.
Since 1887 congrvM haa appropriated
for th« p*.rc1to«H* of Mite* ami construc
tion of fortifications, fur the eonatHe
lion of a gun factorv at \\ itvrvliet, ti
carriage factory at Watertown arsenal,
and for eipulincntal purunder
the board of ordnance ami fortitlca
tion«, fl 1.141,775, ami aince Septem
ber, |NNN, $19,161,997 for armament—
a total for fortification« am! guns of
$¿6,553,997, and the ponding fortifi
cation hill grants $9,000.000, a total of
$35.500,000. In the meantini«* not one
mddtor has been recruited to ran* for
and handle forts and guns. And l»e-
fore that period thrro were many old
forts, gun« and batwriei*. for which not
even a corporal's guard could tie de
tailed.
**The prese nt condition of affair» is
wasteful in the extreme. The appro
priations have tn-en just and lil»eral.
But the guns ami forts, without trained
men are usclrws. ”
TO PREVENT CONSPIRACIES
Il.*ua«
Labor
< waamHIa«
<<«>••
Fatturable lC*p«srt.
1«.
Washington« Feb. 19.—The house
committee «>n lalwir tela> authoriied a
favurahle r<’|M»rt on a bill introduced
by .Mr. f»»r Mto-r, of Illinois, to prevent
««»iispiraci«"* to bla«'klisL it provt*fai
that a «combination to provFDt th«* cm-
ploymnnt »4 any |»eriwm <»n a tranapor-
tation line becanae of participating in
arty strike or labor trouble or a mem
berohip in any lawful uni«»n or organi
sation, shall te an unlawful oun»| ir*
»ary, «ml punish«*! as such unb- m ille
gal a< tn were »mtn it tel in cemnection
with tbr strike or tabor trouble.
Any ¡«croon injured by aurh cw>ns|»ir-
ary may snr for dam age« sustained,
an<l in «•»•«*• where um I i * «* is ahown,
full eietuplary »Uinag«*« may l»a reruv-
« r«*k Letter« were received from P.
M Arthur, of the Brut her h«Msl of Li>-
oiUiotive Kngiiwero; K. E. Clark, of
the Railway Comlurt«»ro, ami W. V.
P«»wrl|, of the Railway Trlvgrapheni,
«¡1 approving the hilt
A telegram from th* Lowell ul »serva-
torr Flagstaff, Arianna, a nn« »unces that
the Martian canata^ Phisun and Em
pii rates, have ten observe« I doubled
Pawatag.
Gomez Succeeded in Forcing
the Trocha.
whole
army
went
A F«H, W Ita AU *r ite
mualllaa,
through
Arma aad
< aptwrml
TH«
tm
Catalrf
M*b« a Uallaat light.
Th« Treat y I m !<•••• »•< I'omm»«»«.
London Feb 99.—A * *'py of thr gen
eral arbitration treaty ami Frraidrnl
(’tovelaml** mr-nagr on th«- snbpvt
W ím » iMeu**>l to the house of »ointnofia to-
night.
Etlftoar« Too W»«fc,
Kan Antonto, Tri . Frbi 19 —Onrof
Bak»*r«4lel<|. <’.»! , Feb. 99 —F L.
In«’ }Mua*m|fvr wtovata*ra lit the Si.
Jarnra hotel gi»t beyond ihr control of Willow, the «layer of Perry Douglass,
the rondin lor tolar.
It went up at H as to’en «Ifochagrrd from <ni»t«»ly in
full «|ewd. enudird through tiie roof, the j*i«tier court, »• there was insu m-
cicut <*vid«*iM* to warrant holding him
turned <>Vrran«l fell «town the air »haft
a diatan*'«« of five «torir«. The elevator to answer.
conductor amt a gu«*«t Mere in the ma
l let Im« af th«* Tlagu».
chine at the time. Both are «lying.
Bovnhay, Feb. 99. —Mirice the «»ut-
Wa«htogton. Feh. E*J. — Poatmaater- break of j,he plague, 6 N53 <’A»ea have
Grn«*ral U ilm»n thi«» afiemonn an
l»rrn reported in this rity, ami 6,449
MWincad that he had a«<rept*l thè presi* deaths have ten psrofdsd. In Boin-
dei»« y of thè Wiohington and Lev uni
ter presidency 9.91 I carra and
verxity, al Lexington, Va
death« from the plague have occurred.
T* I'ay Degyeatlera In Full.
TS«re*aa for ih» »..,•« Mas.
It t.kre tliirtr-revrn »prrially Con-
rtrwtcri M m ) r<]uipp«l «tremar» to krep
the aubniaritM* u-lrÿraph cablea of th«
a or Id in r«|«ir.
LETTER
A « a«
af Trwtoa.
Thr wheat market in Chieggo last
wro k ha>l a strung t«»nr early, rallying
lc, an*! then brooking 4c, the c !«*e te-
ing At a h»s* «»f
(rum th«* chsH* al
Tli*
the eu«i of the prvvioit* week, .
tc with
range <»n May was *3% to 77
Th* for-
the efoee at 73
to 73 7-fie.
rign situation aff«»r*lrol but little sub
stallimi en<ouragement an*l the sj*>t
trade in Anu rica wju » r.ot broa*l em*ugh
to foro» the i pturn that Ihr «Ircrms II
visible suppl r* warranted. Th* co
shown
tiem of the t a* le i England
by Us
Hur* of a gram house in Orto-
long fl««atmg Calif orma
lol, w
¡cent de«'hn* there n
from the high point teiug t«x> mu«1
Fcroig ners. both *«n th* coni
t a 1 tn E nglatbl, aro tong, ami a r*
great mnfitenr* in th* stroi
All th© foceii
al P» m bti..n.
p4|ers are
•d with bullish statistic*,
for the |*st ninety da> a
ami have b
Those sent uot lately have teen a rr
hash «•( w hat th* trade haa been stuffed
With ever line* th* advance start*»!.
Thrr« ha«
brrri st I cas I ten ”fll‘ ial
each differing
Riowian rrop Fejw
There also
slightly from the other.
*
La* tows a fresh estimate on ths «
wheat trop, the Cora Trad* News’
latcwt mak.ng it •6.000,000 buslirls
A frwr months ago
•hart of last year.
Boarbohm wag out with an estimate of
Il is gm-
l36.UW,OO0 bushels Ml tjurt.
Poultry—4 ’hivkrns, mite
I
3 (Ml; geeae, $3<«f4; turkryi hvr. lie
dn»’ks.
per «losrn.
I'alutar Wtlm«». a Flft««ii I «ar <>!«( 11 r.
Eggs— Oregon. 15« 1N«* p
A« «-Htonlalt jr l»r«» «• nr<l.
Otrtwe — Oregon,
13^
Skamokawa, Wash , Fe»». 33 —N«*ws AmertVii. 13 Lj* ¡- r ¡- un-l.
has rv»u’h«**l Skamokitwa of an »«•■ »'lent
Woul-j-VaR«*y, HJo j« r pound. East
that t««»k phu ♦* on l>r«*p river, in tto’ rrn Oregon,
lower ¡»art o( W .«hkiakuin county, U*t 1
Hops—Ilka per |k:nn<l.
Matunlay rv«*hing, by which Palnror
Ikwf—Gross, top steers, 63.73 ’ 3 (M>.
M'ilme Inet hi« life. It s«-rms Hint
35»f3.5<.); drci**»,'i beef, 4
Wilrnr, who was atomt 15 years old. 6 <^c per pound.
and another buy of th«* •«Ain«« Age, Mat
Multon—(»rim*, beet slufp, Wether*
Ia»ng, h.v! g*»n«* I«» thr ¡>»*ti»ffl 'e at lJ»'<*p ati'i rars, f OOitf.’t 25; dre»-e«l mut
river, to gvt their mail
Having *'■ ton, 6 % (« 6v per |»*»un<L
rurol tlieis mail the)
4
Hogs—Gross, choice, heavy, ♦ •
h<»m«*e in a small towt,
8.50; light an«l feeders, |3.30u«
it titan, John tomg. *]
drowsed, $ 4. SOijC 5 <X) per cm t.
<»( th*w little skiffs tie
V*eal—Large, a<¿>5small,
It was lAiroly suf«* I
64 per pound.
travel in, mu»*h lu«e
Senft to, ’ Wash., Fete 16. 1N07.
changing roats it was a|Mix«<! 4
Wh«At»<hn ck» 11 fr •«I, $2 7 per tun.
oiiXiupante thrown out. »None of
(MU»—('teviro r. $98« 34 per ton
i*uiiid swim, but John Loni 1 g
Barley—Roll
¡touiv!, i-'J per
capt* trod to »at, w hi I«* the two to»y*
ton.
gl«*d t«» get ahs*»rr, which w.is ot
Corn—- Who!«
(» rt away. Their criv» for help b
$91; ferol meal
< Irorgr Garry to th«*ir n>»«istaf.'
Flour—< Jobl
a to»at, and he su»’r»*«‘»|e<l tn aviti
$3.10; Novelty
tWo L>ng«.
The to»y Wilinr
due n and his holy w«a not roc»»
bran«.ls, $5.30; Daki
$6 33.
until Sunday, when it w.is fourni
ton ;
Millsluffs — Bran, $15.30 ¡a
the m’rne of thr a»x*i«lent.
w
sister was «lrowna»l
ar shurto. fin.
F»***d—Ch«,p(»e* 1 feed, f IN ito ¡ mt ton.
Aatoria al it nine ymro ago.
middlings. $33; oiteakr m«*al, $39.
ALL ALONG THE LINE
Hay—Pug»*l sound* p»'r ton» t9.ll A) <i
10.00; Eastern Washington, $14.
Walling for lit« <»|.«ult«g «»f Iba < m I v III*
Butlrr
F»m y nativ«
< ji » 4ti*efy,
II»«or * tU«in.
br;> k, 2*e’; »* £«*‘1, He, lute, *3- ,
Wilbur. Wash., F«*b, 93 — Thi* town ranch, 17c.
Ch rear—Nati
ashington, 19
and others along thr south half of th«*
Vegetable*—Puts' it«»es» |«er ton, $ I h
Colville Itrltan re-rvat>.*n are filled
with wtraiigrr«, awaiting a proclama 30, parsnips, j«rr s. lack, 75c; beet », |»er
tion «»jM-ntug that
tion to mineral sa«'k, 6Oc; turnij*, | | m - i ^wrM’k, 60c; ruta*
entries. There nro a numlier <»f men bagMS, per sack, 73«' c; carrots, |* •r «ark,
|
100 Ite, I- ’«<>,
on the rvro*rvatioii now, and they have 65 «*< 46c; cabbage, per
$9.50.
lo«*alrol tuinernl « laitns, atvl in aottw onions. p»*r 100 II
Hw«*rt p»tat««r*< Per 100 II*. |.'t 00.
<*aM*s have to*eit prorveuting work there
Poultry—4 hickrns, hv per pound,
on. In a letter te Hpoknnr, one <4 th«*
miners on the ou ton I«« says that the gov hrns, N‘^c; dress«*«I, 9<a I Or; duck«,
ernment »»ftl«‘iaiH arc interr«t»*«l with $4 003.00; >lrr*»e»l turkeys. 16.
Eggs—Ffe*h raiuh, lHu, Erutterò,
oumpanim in locating valuable mineral
claims. It is said that thr Indian j«o» —« prf doxril.
Fresh Mroito—Uboioe dres*r«| !»•*•■ f,
lice «land in with them. One !<»« .«lion
on the re»«’rv at ion bears a
which steers, He; cows, 5’^r; mutton, sh»*up.
has th«* signature as wittj»**« <»f ^am 7^c p»*r pound; lamb, 6e; purk, 5«’ per
Vin*»»n, deputy United St.it»*« marshal pouml; v«’al, «mall, 6c.
Froah Fish—Halibut, 5*4 6; salmon,
at Spokane. Nrw York And Sj«»kane
trout. 7 << 10; (founders
companies have th«* •*cinrh,” according 5i46;
toath* writer, un ill of thr to*«»t olaime, and sole*, 3'»* 4c.
Provision*— Harns, large, lie; hams,
an*!, where their agents ar«* seeking
nrw diarowerirs, all other miners ar»* small, 11 foe; breakfast te«*»n, I Ou;
d»y • ill
I- * 5 ‘4e ¡wr j- un i
kept vff the lai. !.
DROWNED
IN
Kyl» W •• Klaatatl.
Ran Francisco, EVb. 16, IMW7.
Pot&trM«a —SwIifiAA Burtenks, 90c to
II 10; Karly K«sa*. 75to N5r; River Bur*
banks, fiOtoNta*; sweets, Mrrce«l, $1
$|1.$5;
Angeles, |l.&0«g3.
Onion*— $3.00^1 9.66 prr cental.
I<gs—Ranch, I6to 16 ¡wr d«>*rn.
Butter—Fancy croamrry, 31 to 33c; Io
seconds, I Nig 19c; fancy dairy 17c;
•euuti* is, 14 to 15t^.
Cherog* — Fancy mild, new, IO**;
fair to good, 7 9 foe; Yottng America,
11« 13c; Eastern, 14« 14 ‘fc.
Wool—Cb'»i<w mountain, 6 r 7c.
dr». 4toftr; Sun J<r»»iuin plains, 3*4 < m *.
do foothill, 6«Nr per pound*
Hay—Wheat and oat. $?to|0, te-M
barley, $7 OOms. 50; alfalfa, $3 < •*.
clover, $6to9; «otnpr»*?**»«! wheat, $»•**<
$W 50; du oat, $♦’• 7 ¡»» r ton.
Tropina I Fruit— Bananas, $1.00 to
9 00 prr bunch; pineapples, $3to4.
Citrus Fruit—Oranges, navel, f 1.75
• t««ttiahl|* < bina Quarantlard.
Han Francixku, rei». 93.— Thr stram» (9 3.Ou; scrollings do, 75»*(4 1.95; com
»hip China arrived tonight from Yoko mon lemons, $1 O0 to 1.95; g«*»! to
hama
..wing to Ilio ¡'li.rnreof »mall- cbofae. $1.60(43.00; fancy. $9.3B($9.5O
pox on l»>ard, tin- .ti-aiiu-r waa 0T»f.»rw| per bol.
Apptoa- Common, 00(4176c per bos
Into <|uarantinr, and noui.nl or paiweli
Eaatora tl.OVMB* U0 per barrai
ger« wvre landed.
KetsnuF < MttMr
Stimulate the Cultivation of
Sugar Beets.
INSTRUCTIONS
fit
VV
••!,!.
r*»-aii»«-. Wash., EV?» »s.— Tbr L’ni*
tel MtAtrs revenue cutter Oliver W«»l-
<x»tt was m »I*I t«sl«v st Auutiuu, f«»r
$3,050. to |« m * a I *l»t|»|»iiig turn. Th«’
tskat will Is* ins|M««'tel Ati‘1 rojMiitel, ar>«l
may te
to (.'«Mik's inlet, although
the I k M «Hhefs have no IrfifHt«* |»laii*
GRATIS
G VEN
• <lr> «1ual* uf >all«»»»*l % gr»» uli»*»*l
€'«ll«g».
Kuba«
Hartle,
af
k It h »1 il
Mr
'»•!»• far I <*» y Tast« Vania«
teilte
of T
ani h»
flJtV
an
w i
in 15
n 11 m
w«*d mu«
ratablisl g I
Ki hue to
M
i:* Nu
rirullui
4 tiw N
•»
f Bel
»i’ge
ri* iy
. iv »<•;«-•
ir
the »tu k!v am) «or kbt
%»
frr»m 1« Mt». Will!> 411 ckt
rnev tn » Genusny, ■lt>i l» i
prime niov«’«* in •' «t.bll.h
I«! .1! • I sugar f<ju’ti» rr. >n N
in | m < Uon to fun .1*1. va I u
wan
tiotl «’tl « the aubj* l. Mr
f»«Hlt
con neei te»I with th at f ». t...
three year« ago, «ml
w.w for some time «
of the st.»te. When
practicability ut the
auction, he was rntl
prv**ed great At Adri
g
ftwnlial benefits, as
«'«»mlitfon <»f *te{!
duetvi the Nel. ulu
Into t!«e basin
©lix rrimcnts h»* has tn-i * in
th* berta wem sui ! U» b mo
tury
The Nofthwmnt
, he thinks, whir
Ink
if At
m
of the iiiatt»*r in a «yst«
and vt MMntrate the mi
pie to hr vast Wealth t
ihlelll
r »»ffvra
titan ufoi'lti !» of Bl
are »I«*-
hi*» •rrvici’i «rali
frayed, to |
!«*ction of
interoet in
T
Mr Kuh nr
«
“Th.* te
V
M K
Or \
•uiiitn**r a
jurions tu
gr
facturo,
i
true by ac
qilirc a «I«’
t
tion. <in
4ti
w rat is liu
many »»th« er 1'4 it
tnrnsrly | Pr
business,
I« rr
\\
other vrgvtabli
cd «¡th the < •
N
fully *h>*wn.
I
I
it*
'fi
DEEP CREEK
Monte*an«», Waalh, Feb. 19. — When
Pierre« **. Il, F»4» 99 —On th«* sen
the Hunk of Mont«*nano ckmed its doors atorial ballot to»lny, the R**publicana in
January 36 it was announc«*»l al the the huttF voted almost aoH«lly for Kj to.
time by th«* directors that the dr|<>eit- The Republican« of th«* «oliate in-gin
orv gould l»e ¡mid in full. That «»» at once l«i < hangr to Kyle.
|L*f»»r<* the
realised yesterday noon, when G. W. result was annonn«*ed enough vb l4Ug«S
Hertg«*«, banket, <»|«-ncd I hr doors of had been made to give Kyle 65 votes.
’
the Hank of Moritraario and de|M»sitors three ni »re than were necrentnry, With
were notified that their money WAS the «olid Republican vol«* xml a f«*w
ready for th«mt.
However, very few Populist* who stayed with him, Kyle
with« I row their money, and Imlay ev- ae<'ur«*«i enough Votes to pull him
ery thing to quiet.
through.
Wsshingtmt.
Feb.
19. — Senator
Thurvton today gave notica of an
anrctidtnr-nt to the »undry civil appro
priation bill fur the appropriation of
«I.UUÓ, l&fl, to pay unallowed »ngiir
U.untire under the ,<-t of 1*95 for
•ugar produced in UW4 and 1*M. It
i» claimed that thi* ia the balance doe
on claima, which have already been
allowad.
MARKET
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb 77 —A S¡
rial to the Citiæa f m K v Weft •*»
Private informali
a<’n iwvm
of ihr whefuahtmta of <
rrai (L«u*« A
He has im*hd m si
< ten
era I Wry ter and is now
w
him
and Havana.
(tenrral G«»i UV’S gave th«
for an advance p, w »ti» «tri« !
any man lhat «truck
i
a male -*
court -mart late« d.
1
Hrih n »
th»» Moron tete 4 mu in
d «*f
the islan l. with
ih 5,
3,<xxi
(MJ «Mvalrv nd lô, *
0Q0 infantry. Ite
Hr ¿«Ivanrvd
f*»rt al midnight,
and when 1
b
«ht. M
was titiltovered by the bpan ■ h. who
firv’l un him, he «Ahiere«! th© V ivalry to
charge
They swooped d<»wn u [WMft th««
f«»rl an*! cuplurvd it, and th«« whole
army went through Ite tmeha. AH of
.»»JU of
the arma an i agunaalttai
«4 th*5 ?*»rt
g*
c
I m- .ou.y t* -
c. • ■. ;
m - raptnrvd
to man’
Vrguile when th«» new* w«« *ent to the is short, as at this time of the y«*ar
Hi« order In taking (hat country comm« r<« a to ship heav
city Uy a courier,
the fort was t«» mm ihr nwhete only, ily, Lui last week it only sent ato.ul
90,000 buahals, against noo .000 bushelg
and the oavalrv made « gAltant S^hu
last y«mr. Bra-totrerts rati mates that
W syl«r la l urtull »f <4>« m »« b .
th* world’s avuilaLlr supply will te
Havana. Feb. 99. —If oflMnl reports 75,000,000 bushels. Against 106,000,000
are corroot, th«* insurant army under bushels last y year, and 131,000,000
General <b»m«*i has to*« n Jivid
bushels n 1995.
studll corp* «ml Hvm«r hlmael
Cash whc.it
rat I is teing hel.l totrk al!
full retreat to*f»»ro the <
over thr world
f*»r higher prices, ami
ikfhl (<>r
vaiH*r «»f Wcylcr.
D m
(Aca*i«»nallv r a a section I« heard from
Cirgo dr Ariel say the in
that h « a llltto that it desire* to *41.
mamlrr-in-chuf with 4.000 nu
VO H¡ ITI t «MH oft Loll«»'«
Hpeculation w i h com
rroMrd the military line in thr pnn
has incr* u*td ah, htly, but is still «malI.
eaten.il
ng
in*i
•nor oi Fuerte F«t»ci
Jiicaro to Mon«»n, nn> »I is going eaAtwar
M«rb«t Qaatattons
through Puerto Pine ripe in th«* «hroetn»
Portland, Or., Feto ¡6, 1897.
i»f th«* ca|»ital of th«* pri
Flour—Portland, Malrm, , < a** ella
X
General C-alixto 1 dr G atti ». G*>
an«! Dayton, I a x S; Benton county and
s«***Mml in *^»mm:»n4, waa ropnrteii t*»ur White i-ily, I ♦ 4’1, gral »m, $3
•u-
«lay» ag” in the vieti nityof Puerto Pr>n- prrflnr, $9.75 ¡«rr l»rroL
cij*. retreating tows irds thr Muns ¡xiint
IS le; Va!
U heat—Walla Walla,
as Gome».
Weyler arris «««1 yeeterday
toy. ®9HH3o p«*r bushel
At Sancti Spirit us thr must im¡w»rtaht
(«•.nt — ('huice white, 89(4 40c l**r
b»uti in th* • Mtotern
; iv } ¡ .tri
art <d
of the
th province
gr “wy. 38O4OO.
<»f Santa ('Lira, near the
th«* E to»uti l.uy »4
I
-Timm
per Jon;
Puerto Principe, in the
th«* ter
lerritery wh«»re
$10.0C It.00; wheat and out,
th«* irumrgent
rnt beati«
hea«l<piurter» w«-ro rr
* II per ton.
«•« titly located.
***1
Wcvl«»r will push h»r-
v— F« I tei ley. 11 N 00 per ton;
>v.»rd tu .M »r 'U: <*l«*g<» dr Aviel an !
’0
Jnraro, thus xeestinglj sweeping A<*n**s
•hort«.
the iidam! with a Inrgr
vc, and driv*
ing the vn«*my to’foro him. He experta
to entrap Gom«*t to*tween two wing* of
the S|Kvnish »'<»!u Limn and fortw a decisive
rmiggrtnrnt to fi uro th«* rams put an r
I
to th military «»¡«’ration*.
The (
bsM belirvf», h«»wrv«*r, that Got *«a
will, as usual, slip through the <on Ion
before bring <x in|»lrtrly developed.
< ’ti . ; - 11 50 I 75 |*r
aia rare»»*« Wurtiarad.
B«-rlin. Feb. 99 —»Th«* German loan*
Bismarck N D Eel»,
—A rrp»rl
conversion bill pass«d ito second r»•»•!- from Winona, 40 mil»*« a«»uth of here,
ing toilay in the reich «.tag, after sev«'ral aaya Mr«. Waldron. Thotn.ia Spicer and
amendments ¡*n»|*»*«*»| by Herr Richter, Wife, their daughter, Mra. Roto»«», and
the jwsFple’s |«arty leader, ha*l been re* the latter’« two children arre luur-
jerlrwt
ctorrd at their home near that plant*.
Ga!veston. Tex . F«*b 39 — The
•troet rar «trik«* Wai •»‘ttl«»«l this morn-
itig
Th«* men rrt*irn«*«l to work st the
acato in effect prior to the trouble The
agreement ia to last a year.
AGREED
!«■»*« Igrali»* ItoalriaH«»* Bill
IBs I*r«-•Ws*t-
Targlag
New York. Feb. 99 —A <lto|totch to
the Herald from Manila says:
General la* ChAtubro. who has oren*
pint Santo Duntinvu. is now aflvanring
on Killing, Cormdl ami Marina ami
will attrok the reUI f«»rr«-a within
thro«* days. The DutuU r *»( troops rm*
I' •I»»y««l ts not publia)»^!. The batterica
tnplovroI are two Krup tettvrir«
ighi centimeters, «me battery of n
nd two mort.ir* <*f fifteen rrntiin«'t*
With Ctenerwl I-»« ChamLro is lime
Manna who takes un* tettery <»( ar1
levy o( right rentimeter*.
From all rv|w»rts it wouLI seem tl
if the Span i an is aro lw*ky rtmugh
intltet a deceive chastisement wpntt I
rvbvls in Cavite, the rnttro rrvulut
will collapse. Thr atemrv <»( a r
|ead«*r mart tell U|»>n the rebel«, a
si! thei' prtncqal men are either
th«' f<»rtr.<M* : ••!• ■ • ’
to*»'» »*' t
the author it..**- F’ *:>■!••
13j «. I
mi Ilion wire an I friend of Gene
Blanco, Rixal. th«* doctor and i«i«»l of
the >*ti 1 h¡»pin«’ Indians, Luna, the AT
list w hfUbe pu t uro «<>n a guid
al
the Paris ri|<»si<i«m, and «»very «»liter
nattv* or hall « astr o( Wf’alth ur influ
• ikt * m the ('at)¡Hina or inner circle* o(
conspiracy, which llw» natives curated
for their own purposes inside th* Ualg«**
of Masonry, int«» which the Spaniards
er*»«fi*«antly iutBal«-I tl;*-«»» y»-<»*"**
•rr In th«- toils of ths law snd may te
almt any day.
An imm«*nse am- nnt o( suffering has
twen inflicted r»n their fomiltr* by
these misguided men. In dessens «>f
<*a‘ mi largo ratal«*» of those impliesl«>I
have Lro-n <*mtergorol by the govern
ment. and ¡«r»*ple formerly opulent are
radtmsd to poverty. E-vrn a-nir native
Catholic priests are atn^ng the prison
era, seven at l*^u»t having lw*rn tM inpirol
into thr ¡ fob
The machingtions of thr rotels srrtn
to have permeated al I quarters, ami
tlM*y have taken in their withering
grasp nativ«* and half’brwpds m every
stat; >n »4 lib' |-«..m th«’ nulL*-nau >•
property-ow wr, l«**al governor. govern*
mcnt < l«*rk, official r?.s*tur or professor
in <x»li«^c<*. to the m<»at ignorant
and
g’*1
poor«*»t fisherman and »l«»m«’*tic servant
in forrigti of sjwnish employ. lnd«*»*d.
it wuuM to* difficult t«* find a pirailrl
for such wt*lr»proa«l treachery.
If th«* rotels «»ti •h<* i*toi*»l can gel H I
<4 the Spaniards th«»y can run the coun
try and ¡»ay no more tax«*«. Every one
will have plenty to rat. nothing to «Io
and pay no *'<*w!ula” or other tax to
anybody. This is the simp!«* argument
which ti»«* Agents use everywhere to
to-at up recruit* an«l g**t the |* asanls to
pun their rank«.
Their ideas aro
largely socialistic.
.As an illustration of these delight*
- * (»■■•• ’ '
a
w ?: • i »\ v
HHMlly all turned rotels, walked off
with half *hc wardrulsr* of male an«! fe
male Manila, f«r «-very «»n«* u«tro* white
tropical clothing th«* y«*ar round, and
rttfwqm-iitly for a time thr rebels were
th»» beat dr. » m «.I gentlemen in thr Phil
ippines. while their lu«'kl«’S* rustumrrs
wore getting new cloth«* together.
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t|M-rimente a id
the uplands ha* l**rn a yield <4
tons an a» re, with sm'charine «
from sixteen to < ight«rn ¡sr cer
test of s«4>ih.trin** was m*d»* l*y
prrinirntal station at (’«»rvallis,
careful rtiHKAllan the ¡<<
nt ftHil'l
have been raise«l K«>twrr y rasily. Th«*
sain»« ln*r(«. after nm any h«*avy rains,
uccrirri|ig ai*«»tll th«* vth
!
«»( V»v«-intou,
still shownl fifteen t* o sixt«M*ti jwr cent
saccharine, with the r great purity «>1
ninety*«»f»e ¡rt cent.
*'Wbat Mr nrr<| in l<> gvt a (actor
started in M»me matin
I hr
»*<»i,
who will then te «’age
hmdnra* will surpri
farmers are n«»t aide t«» ¡«ay cash f-
shar«’* in u (a«'t«»ry, arrang«*m«*nts r«»uhl
lx* uigle t<» hate them j«ay them in
I**« I a This me th«* I «»( «»htAititng «oiffl
«•lent support I*» start w«>ubl hav«* u
«fouhle advantage. The farmer Mould
reap a ¿»roflt, am! the factory would ate»
r«’«*r>vr a teheflt, as it is neo’saary for
ihrin to have the beets anyhow.
Euro-
paan countries have adoph'd the ¡>lan,
and in Germany it is seldom that out
side capital is immm I to «»reel a factory.
There ar»* 400 factories in operation
there, and in nearly every un© farmers
are stockholders.
•‘Th«* qui«*kest solution is for each
farmer to sow a I m » u I a quarter of an
A4.r»’ with lavt sugar, ami demonstrate
b»r hinuM-lf uhat the ground Mill yield.
In sowing this airiount of ground, a I w » ui
five ¡<>un>ls of * ot «| shouhl t*> u*«*«!. In
getting seed it !• very easrntlal to obtain
the teat, for in this rests a large ¡»er-
cetitage ‘ » th** sugar content
The most approvr«l kind I have yet
!i-»^l is a mixture »»( half Klein M ans
lebitmr lirtgtnal and half Wilmoriti
Blam'lm Ameliof«’«’
If farmer* will
prueur» s«*«s|, an<l get together in sotne
kind <»( a m«*eting, I nm willing to At
t»’ibl sfleh and furnish them whatever
instruction I may te able to giv«*, pro
vided my ©X|>ensFs »re pai«l
By organiaation In some way, through
ahich information can tedistributed to
prodm-m, indWMaab entering the
tert-producing l»n*in«**s ran be ai<|r«l
itntni n*« ly. I would urge farmers to
take th*’m* pr»-liminary steps at rmrr,
as they «1»» n<»t hav«* to incur any ex-
prm»«’, an»l the ¡M»s*ihiliti« * of obtaining
m hatevrr information i* nrremury aro
plainly advanced. If th«* fart of an or-
g.in*s t?n»»i Is known, thrnfitarrw of such
an institution will te common <*«*nt«*r
l*»th for rorriving an«I distributing
kn« wh-.ll’
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It *«*t New York rity ov« r $<H).O0O U>
IP-t rid <»f thr ia*i "ix’aulifu! mow.*’
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