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NEWS CLIPPINGS.

The prison at Weupun, Wisconsin, waS
struck by lightning on Friday forenoon
One ~ the guards on tho wal was Rnocked
senseless, but soon recovered. Several others
felt tue ELECTS OF the bolt. A number Of
stones In tho oopipgs were loosenod, some Of
them falling out, but doing no damage. Tbe
wires running along the topof the wall were
also burned In many places. II is considered
or the building demolished.
Limerick, Ireland, ia in rIotous condition
Somo English soldiers having made insnltino
remarks about the Pope, were attacked by tbe
mob with stones The police then fired ,lnon
the crowd. woundlng fifteen persons. some
dangerously. Monday morning the mob armed
themselves with n view OF attacking the police'
and tried, by q false report, TO lure them from
their barracks, but failed. A large f0rce nj
oonstables has been sent TO assist the Liner.
lex police.
The English government has received ipfor.
nation that the African slave trade Is still ex.
tensively carried on. IL IL stated that NOT
iewer than 70, 900 negroes are annuaiIy cor.
yeyed to the Turkish and Egyptian ports of the
Red sen, where they ore disposed Of 10 dealers
from all parts OF the sultan's dominions.
A giant powder packing house, two miles
IRON Marquette, Mich, was blown into splin-
ters and scattered over an area OF twenty.four
acres. Eleven men In the building were torn
Into fragments OF the average size OF a msnis
hand. The shock was plainly felt for eight
miles.
Rome, September lo.-Fresh shocks Of
earthquake occurred at various points in the
Nespolttan provinces. Few persons were
Killed, but many injured and serious damage
done to property.
Az Stolp, Pomerania, last Sunday, threats
were made TO storm the houses OF jewish resi-
denis. On being pelted with stones the troops
charged the mob, wounding sixteen persons.
Marvin, the poiygamlst and forger, now In
jail at Richmond, 10 known To have SERVED
three years In Auburn prison for forgery on
the national bank Il Lockport, N, Y.
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The Saddekt SuRerinr.

Chicago, September l3.-A dispatch from
East Saginaw does not lessen the accounts OF
aflllction by the recent fires. Whole families
In the Bryankin burnt district have been left
entirely naked. Correspondents say ihe
people on the IoRd from Port Austin 10
Cass City are digging for potatoes and eating
all they had left. Within thirty miles of
Caes City llfteen families are sleep,
ing in the fields, with no
covering whatever. Some were 40 stripped
that they were ashamed 10 show themselves.
and have ssnt In one or two TO obtain supplies
for their naked families, who are huddled
together Generous contributions are being
furnished from this city. In addition TO those
contributions by trade and other organizations.
many firms herepa literally to parties mak king
applications The fund IL to bs disposed of az
the Judges think best.
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Failare I'm the Cotton Trade

The suspension Of tho largo cotton house O.
Jones h Co., is much deploreu. This firm |,
engaged exclusively in the future business And
was. so serlously crippled by tho failure o
the Greek house OF Nicalopolo at New Yorl
that The notice was necessary. The contract,
OF tire house outstanding have barely been
wrung down TO about G, 600 bales, and an adj.
justment OF these viii probably be made, An
early resumption 10 promised. In fact, tho
morning.
This is the first large failure that has occur.
red among those engaged In the fu urs bust.
meas In this oity, and was precipita.ed, as We
have said, by the collapse of q New York
house, Contracts here have been pretty well
closed out, and no damage has been Inflicted
that would involve Tho suspension OF other
houses, so far ns we could learn.
Tho bears have had hard time lately, will
such rnpid jumpsin the quotations for future
deliveries Bat the crop III likely to be short
one, aud the prices Of labt year are mot safc
crllor In for futures.
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NPN~"i w 'ho mo- hepuDllcun.
JeGelson City, September lo.-A certificate
OF corporate existence was Issued by the sec
retary OF slate to-day to tho st. Louis and
Mississippi Transportation company; capital
s2,oOC,V91, a,l paid up The incorporators ara
stick. Austin Il. Moore, X. s. Hayes. X. Nj.
Hoxie, a. A. Talmage, Henry Lourey and
John q. Gault, fSt. Louie. Amount OF stoe K
subseribed by each, 2,2s2 shares. The objects
equip, furnish aud nc out steamboats,, barges.
ships and other vessels, and use and operate
eteamboats, tow'boats, bargss ships and other
vessels. wharveh, wharf boats, docks leveee,
lures and bnildings, to transport pers ons and
property to hire ON the MissislsaippI river.
and lakes, rivers and canals tributaries TO the
same, and upon other waters of the United
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ST. LOUIS.
An Exciting Shooting AGair-iat.r-
we" with Bciknap, OF Post.Trader-
snip Fame-Kansss city News.

An Exciting Shooting AGair-ip,.
view with Hickman, OF pos, ,.r-..s
snip Fame-Kansss city News.
Special to the Herald,
ST. Louis. September 10 An excI,,rg se.,.
occurred at the corper Of Third street ana
washington avenue to-day. AL. Grimm ana
Joe Edwards had quarrel about n wnn,s,
cuiIninhtlng IN Edwards shooting five time ~
Grlinn. Ihe hrst shot nsw Wide OF The msyls
Lhs second hit Mrs, Gassity, 4 passer.hy. In
We va, shoulder The fourth struck a man bv
AN, psme n OF urten in the abdomen and the
nHn new Wide OF the mark. or course. occnrs
n.g In IN business center In the middle of m
MSsinocn, an Immense crowd coon gathered
nu e., ery Went up, Lynch him. Theshootjst'
VII MI Empty pls ol IN hand was held vhila
Parues rushed Tor q rope. The pollce enma
Juss IN time, Tor In half minu,e norc Ia
u Sou,u nave been dangling ire N a iamp most.
Sxyen ihs wounded man, vii, probably die
uas beiknap, The former secretary of war.
conference of the saIwarts AZ ,be wlcs.v,r ", .ne
sens house. He said he never attended srch
Ssunlerenee y and don't believe any such corr
e.Mse Was ever held, as he is A warm NJ Al
hnen aenu 9i arlhar's. and would ctrialniy have
., a Kansas City special states that on Angrs,
~ joshua House killed Cal Hatcher in a tssht
~, an1 @ neu enn ND oesn hiding In the woods
W. waan 1ao "s1ol Kansas Cityfor the past three
his friends, bui he "1rm are.aos
oecowing fugitive, came into the CITY and
sVehimself mp, The parties told him m %
aoout MS business, as be was not wanta3
ine grand jury was Ia session but f,jisd 10
hnu an Indictment hgalnsthim.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
heaNy Rains I'm tho Northwest tAr.n,a
Henrieita-Citixens of SAN An.
tonic Subscribe saSe 10
Defend scrgesnt Ma.
son - Arrests I'm
saivsston-Aus.
tin Items
Galveston.

8niVest0n.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, Sept. u.s. Henry Wells whne en-.
s"seu at work ON the upper story of new
oriok building being erected for use as ,bs
general ofiiee OF the Gulf, Colorado q s,r,s
~ ieil 10 The ground, striking neainsi ih',
inis,,,a aiii anHnuS'lon and was seriously iured
D. sandlerm was arrested TO a.v ana i,
ehSiault ht oi q 200 oondlcemmitted 10 jsil upop n
S@natse @ OF embezllement OF fupds Advanced
n nsin uy the galveston City Strees RailwayiCom-
pany loI ohange lie was running as A oar ,lri.
ss ssr ,S Shu the amount Of the smbeI Element was
August Eaman was arrested TODAY an n
oa1tse ot muruerous assault upon the person
Va ~ ~, NhIr, whom he struck In the face with
apsir OF Diass knucks, and otherwise treated
o".lageously upon his refusing 10 pay Tor
cIoWu, An insane man named SicboIsa
was also arrested this morning and consigns s1
so quarters In jail upon evidence OF his i'm.
lie had on several occasions assaplte, Raw
ra.her Chany, the priest in charge OF the hos.
pltal, ana entered the yard of the hnanital AZ
rSotlng TRADE OF abuse against the sister in
SuaIse, Mcholas expressed his Intention In
s,ay rather Ihany and then tho prisst In
ohsige OF 81 Pstrlck's church, :"
heV, w. o. Bailey late mas.
tor q the Baptist church, ia danrsr-
nusiy III AZ his present homo in Dryon ~
niue nope OF his recovery is entertained '
o. W. Caric0 aud 8. 4, Ray, of New Orleans
are at The fremont house,
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Association of; Fire :EprIueera

Richmond, Va, september r13 The nation-
al association OF firo engineers asaembled here
In thelr OH .annual....conventlon to-day in the
hail Of the delegates. The convention wa.
cal ed to order at noon by PRESIDENT Greene Of
Boston, who introduced the Hon.
W. CarIington, mayor of Richmond.
VINO Delivered ON address Of welcome which
mlttee on credentials made their report. and
submitted names of new members, which waa
adopted The committee on noniuatIons 10
recommend officers for the ensuing year was
then appointed, and after some further routins
business the convention took recess Til &
O'Clock thls evsning. A
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Houston.
b, 'lal to the Herald.

Houston, September 10 "A Young lad
named Weldberg was struck by iigkt..inc
during astorm yesterday and instantly Killed.
de and young brother were driving cows in
the subcrbs OF the city ard stopped nndsr n
Hee daring the storm where later he was
occurred by the storm. ''l"'n'e
MAJOR NJ. Looscan, prominent lawyer of
married TO day to Miss Adele f,riscoe, was
nre occurred here this morning In thu
store house OF Crystal & Co., bnt wsa av,,n'
gnlshed without much damage A number ~
ions Oh ice were removed TO other quarters.
Governor Wiitz, OF Louisiana passed nm Tho
Ientral this morning, hsvingext ended To- him
the courtesy of special train. He was Nc
oompanied by Superintendent Swanson. Tho
his health. iUs"'"ins
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Henrietta, September l3,-The long drouth
has at last come to an end In this section, A, II
has been raining steadily for the past fifteen
hours, and heavy clouds give prospects for ma
much more. IL has bsen raining out west for
several days and Red river and The Wichitss
are, are rapiuly Using. These streams, until this
Cattle mon are elated and II frost comes
late they think cattle will pull through All
right The farmers are also In good snirita
and VIII be able TO break ground for next
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New York, September lS.--ll q. m.-
Toe stock market opened strong and prices
were generally higher, but Irregular In tho
early dealings. At the nrst board a firm tone
prevailed, and an advance OF Ia to 2 al per
days closing quotations. In @. d. 4 O which
sold up to ltO l-ii Peoria, Decatur and Eyans-
Vile advanced TO 40 ]. 2; Ohio Central To- isooe
l2o IL; Missouri Pacific toes IL; Northwest,
ern 70 lu s,Si Delaware, I.ackawana and
i-ii 81. Paul, to llo t-s: ST. Paul and Oman
70 AZ Ia; and Wabash Pacifio, 10 40 IA.
subsequently the Chicago, Buriipgton Snd
Quincy fell on to l6s 1-2 and the genersi iist
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Pearl Fisheries iu Tennessee
Nashville American.

A gentleman who arrived horo yesterday
from near old Jefferson, Rutherford county
says that new industry has suddenly sprung
up along Stone river, Ii that Vicinity. Al
fret only q few persons could DO found wad N :
which yielded fine pearls, which were readily
sold. Now not less than five hundred poonlo
wero engaged daily In raking the bottom OF
that stream, delving down In the mud for
MUSCLE. Which are piled along the banks,
ures contained In many OF them. II may no,
be long before o mussol may not be found in
the locality m .rtloned. The American 4 in
iormhnt snys that one pearl was secured tha
brought $50 10 New York. The general range
OF value, h9wever, was nom 30 cents TO s25.
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New Orleans, September ls.-It is reported
that the British consul has asked protection
for the steamers Historian and Celia and the
bark George. The governor promised to send
troops this evening, but none were sent. III
mono are sent by 10 o. m, to-morrow
the consul will communicate with the British
minister at washington. II Ia also announced
that the Spanish consul has wired the Spanish
minister at Washington relative to ths AMIR
on the steamship Calico.
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san Antonio,


san Antonio, September 1s.-waltbsIl, A
prominent member OF the San Antonio bar,
died last night about II o'clock. He was a
native OF Marion, Alabama, and csmeto San
Antonio In 1877, and for several years has
been partner OF Colonel N. O. Green. In the
grsetlce OF law. His funeral occurred today
Court adjourned To- day IN honor 10 his men, !.
all who knew him, WIN
me international Is now completed TO its
Guy Of material track-laying oaly progresses
W aoont three-fourths OF mile perday. The
~ VIII enter Laredo about the lst OF De-
Paul Wiferoht has been appointed a student
this city. 'iion'
1iiere Tnere are good prospects for more rain.
cash for the defense of Sergeant Mason, who
attempted 10 kill Gnlteau. "A0
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Austin.
Special to the IIernld.

NfNNs~i w Nit iltThll.
Austin' sfp'ember lS.-Eight hundred aud
,or'y, nVo eonfederaies land certificates have
oeeh issued up to date. There are applications
Tor certificates unaccompanied with tne foes
remaining In the land Once. ''S'
,nn raui lh phret,sssler agent of Lemp's beer oom.
phny, Whlie collecting to-day at the headouar-
ters and all over In the locality commnmI,,
known known as Mexico" left a sack contalning
eiss on me bnggy-seat and when he returned
70 ~ mls buggy the sack was missing.
Blds lor grading and bridging the first fifty
miles OF the Austin Il Northwestern Railroea
company have been iuyited ''''
recent purchases Of etate honda for tba
sinking fund and school lands amount 10
oSIo,VOO or lSo for short sevens and 40 for long
The grand lodge OF the United Brothers n,
colored men is holding iis annual session ai
tue tn yspitoi Flfty-two delegates, represent.
aDce, ~ 80 ""'eno'
Ihe oolorcd woman shot in the head by her
cry. WY w i0'oF-
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Hanged bynMeb.

Little Rock, September l3-saturiay abouo
midnight armed men surprised the jailer at
Derdanelle and took from him
Jonn Taylor ana Jebn Bruce, charged
with murder, aud dragged them
through the ttreets and hanged them 10 q limb
OF tree. he prisoners made desperate
struggla, and died cursing the leaders of the
mob. TIE sNent has caused intense exoite.
ment In Yell aud adjacent counties.
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SUREyEeaR
A Railroad Mortgage Recorded-An
Attempt Mt suicide.

Aftemptat suicide.
Special TO ths Herald.
shreveport, La., september l3-The nrst
mortgage ofthe. .Vlchsburg, shroveportS Pacific
railroad to the Farmers Loan md Trust Com
pAny, OF New forh, for 1000 bonds OF 81 900
each, payable in January, 1929. was recorded
In his parish last Friday,
harman, the Insurance swIndler,
procured twenty gtains of NOR
phlne, through q negro. with which Ii Ia
tnought ne Intended TO commit suicide, but II
was taken away from him before he could use
~.
q We Lave had cloudy weathor.for two .dsys
Win light, cold showers.
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Accident ana Cr,v,,.

Atlantis, Ca, September Js.-J. w. Mas.
lus was killed Yesterday at the 20 mile post
while walking on the Air Lire railroad track.
In O stnte OF intoxicatIon, ''"~~'
A white womsp was OUTRAGED NV N raoyo
ysstesday near Orchard Hili, Georgin fhe
negro has since been arrcEted and Identified
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
TIE PRESIDENT GETTING BETTER,
General burnside Dcad-A Destruc-
tive Boiler Explasion-The
stock Market-ExeittDg
Scenes i'm New Or.
leans Other Mat.
ters of In.
terest.

Elbsron,,N, j., September IS. IL a. m, The
president sent for his surgeons this morning.
and Messrs, Bliss and Boynton hurried
over, creating some alarm by their rapid
movements They were in the cottage but
about fifteen mlnues when they emerged. DIR
Hamilton said TO the agent of the associated
press that the president being very desiroua
TO be moved from hts bed Into his Invalid
chair, and feeling strong enough TO stand the
change, had sent for them 10 have IL made
They oeemed II safe and lifted him into a oh air,
joying the change very much.
ElberoB, 1880 p. IN. The president VIVA al
lowed to remain In his invallds chair thirty
nve minutes, and was lifted back to his bed at
lii6O. There were no Ill effects from the
change. The physicians say they will allow
him to sit In the chair at least once day so
long as his present febrile condition continues.
Tie president feels confident he Ia growing
stronger, aud Is much grRtiled that the result
has Justified his judgment of his ability TO
stand the change when he requested it.
Elberon, N. Official bulletin, D. m. AT
noon to-day the temperature of the president
was 9S, pulse 100 and respiration 20. AT the
evening dressing, at $50 p. M, the
temperature was 9S-i, pulse 100 and respira-
ton 20. The president was placed in a semi
recumbent position on an invalid chair at IL
o. m., and remained in II half hour without
fatigue. The wound is making the usual pro-
gtess ana MS general condition is Ieassurlng.
ID. w. bliss,
ID. III. AeNEw.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Long Branch; Sc ytomber l3.--The president's
condition continues favorable. No iii effects
resulted from his being placed In the reclining
chair and there was no change In his pulse or
temperature In consequence of his removal
from bed and back again and he enjoyed the
change lie was placed In posi-
tion commanding view of the ocean
and elevated to an angle OF about As degrees
and was removed 10 his bed at his own re-
quest, not because he was tired but because
he considsred IL hest not to over DO the matter.
Or. Bliss says he will take HIM up a while
every day II his IA orable cor dition continues.
DR.. Blist Gtill maintains that he president lie
cOnvalesoent and that there are no indications
OF blood poisoning. He holds
Ing away. and does not apnrebebd further
trouble from It. He says the extent OF the
trouble In that organ had been known by the
surgeons for some time past, anf the crisis
came on Sunday, which day ho virtually lost
by not making any gain. Since then, how
ever, he has improved.
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New orleans, September 13.--Acting Cover
nor hoEnery aud Mayor shakespeare have
just had an ipteTyiew, In which the situation
was fully discussed. 1t is understood ihe In.
terview resulted In an agreement that when
called upon by the mayor the governor Will
issue a proclamation declaring martial law
and placing Gen. VIM. Owen In command of
the troops. The military aided by the police
will undertake to preserve order.
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lHnngedlbx-n a sr.b.

Louisville, KY, September ls.-samuel
Rainey, who murdered yourr Farmer few
"s5susso, was taken from jafl sunday nigh.
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CHICAGO.

iissndsn Assures the James Boys a
FAR TriaI-Thc Fair
Special to the.Herald.
Chicago, Ill.,, September lS.-Dr. Thomas
win refrain from preaching until the ques-
tion of hls heresy is determined. The pew
holders who have paid for years sitting on
consecutive Sundays at HooIey's theatre. may
become dissatisfed, should the dstlict con.
ierence decide against Thomas. and the latter
general conference three years hence,
Governor Cnittenden, Of Missouri, has aa-
sured the friends Of the James hrolhers thew
can hayea fair trial should they surrender.
several governors before thie.
Nnthing but large attend ance now inter-
ieres WITH the great success Of the fair, The
neepie chaso novelty In the east end furnished
'he nflhcIpai feature of to-day's amusement.
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Memphis TO Tho RELIEF or m,cn,v.- ]

Memphis, Tenn, September 1S.-A meet
ing OF cltlzenswas held hero yesterday, at the
cotton exchange. for the reliefo OF The Michlsan
sufferers ' -Nh's"n
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General Rurnside pies Suddenly.
Boston, septemberlS "A report has lust, been
received here that General Burnside died sud-
denly this morning. No particulars.


Providence, II. l., September I3.-Generai
Ambrose h. Burnside died suddenly at III
O'Clock this morning at his residence In Brls-
toi. He had been slightly unwell for two or
ing. The immediate cause OF his death was
spasms Of the heart. A telephone message
from General Rnrnslde's residence called Sem
ator Anthony ana DR.. Miller, but before the
telephone connection was broken the message
came that he was dead. Governor I.ltte efleid
Senator Anthony. Representatives Chance
and.Aldrich, and other personal friends i'm.
mediately started for BIistol,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-12-15
The Paris MOrgue.

The Morgue is q pleasant, one-storied
building, located on the middle of a
bridge close to NOtrc Dame. Every
convenience is afforded the public for
seeing the show. The entire front of the
dead reception-room is of glass. You
pass i'm line in at one door and Out ut
the other, and take the corpses as you
file through. Everybody living in this
part Of town takes in the Morgue on
their morning trips TO business. Work.
girls, laborers, washerwomen, soldiers
and citizens. all flock here to see the
la~test-arrived dead man or woman.
There is disappointment and vexation
on mornings when the zinc beds on
which the dead are exposed. are found
empty. The Partisan wants a corpse
daily, and he wants a fresh one. 1t is
singular how quickly n here al cul-
tiyate this taste for corpses. There is
a fascination in their rigidity and inn
mobility, as they lie there quite nude
save the cloth over the loins. Through
with breathing, through with eating
and drinking. No culver or shiver as
the cold jets of spray fall on the naked
flesh. No uneasy turnings or shiftings
of position. So it stays all day, while
without, peering drought the glass,
the uneasy living crowd shuttle and
stare, and worry and wonder where 1T
has gone. to and what it is doing. or il
there now be any 1T to 60, or think,
or do. It's an awful mystery which
that stiff mass of flesh has tor them.
Yesterday, alive and poking about in
the gutter for a crust, while its trouble
some stomach gnawed and cried for
bread. they would have passed it by
with scorn or indifference. To-Day,
toes up, and nothing inside to gnaw or
fret, or worry or pain. or JOY, and it is
a grim curiosity. All about are hung
coats, pantaloons. hats and neckties.
found on the dead. The gaudy cOlors
of some of those ties are faded by soak
ing in the river. Bonnets, also. with
washed-out uncurled feathers and faded
artificial flowers and leaves. In the
hallway are hung photographs Of un-
recognized corpses. drowned, murdered
or asphyxiated. These, too. are nude
to the waist, and the stabs in the breast
are we'll brought out. The pose is the
pose of the dead limp. unstrung. life
less, unshapely. The arms simply
hang. The shoulders droop. The chest
is concave. The lower jaw down. The
eyes closed or filmy. The cheeks SUNK
en-. The nostrils punched. The whole
a horrible ruin. Well! Why compliant?
Isn't this recreation? Does Paris. il
properly worked. leave you a heavy
hour on your hands? Whereunto next?
Nowhere in particular. Smoke your
French cigar. Made Of tobacco grown
on French tobacco farms and soaked in
q liquid in which Havana tobacco has
been stepped. That's the idea of this
wonderful people. To get the strength
out of the foreign tobacco and incor-
porate it with their own.-Prentice Xul-
ford, tn San Francisco Chronicle.