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HE WANTS CHINESE ADMITTED.
4 Missionary Thinks the Restrict ON
Law Injuries His business.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1a.-The convention of the
Inter Seminary alliance met today.
Under the head Of miscellaneous business,
Mr.. Hillyard, of Chicago seminary. threw
a bomb into the convention in the share OF
the following resolution:
WHEREAS. Tie law torbEiding Chinese Inn MI
grafton Is huTtful so missionary work in China
Kss0lrec. That the United states congress be
requested 10 repeal the law.
A dozen delegates wanted 10 speak at
once. and when order was restored many
speeches we're made in opposition 20 the
resolution. and none in favor OF IL. 1t was
tabled indefinitely
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THE NEGLECTED CLASSES.
Pauperfsm and Patriotism DO Not ASS
elate--saxEng the Yonth.

wAsMTsGroN, Oct. ig.-The president has
written letter 10 the chairman Of the
Beys and Girls National Home and En-
ploymeut Association, In which he says
the objects of the association have his
warmest sympathy. They should. he says,
have the intelligent support OF the national
congress and state legislature In approp-a-
AiiouS hy each.
What Is done 20 promote patriotism
and good citizenship in the neglected
classes must te done before habits Of vice
and pagp~risrn have become settled -
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vire Trust Nearly Formed.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia morning paper SAYS:
Arrangements are about completed for the
form alton ot wire trust. including barbed
and smooth wire. and wire nails. Wash
burn & Moen of Worcester. Mass, the
great barbed wire firm. are said to he at the
head The capital stock Is twenty millions.
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THE Eoohs CAN'T BE SEEN.


Bssros. Oct. IA There is decided EN-
hsrrsssnasnl in the affairs Of the Honerine
Mfntrr Company. of Utah The auditor.
Mr. Hvxe, ard Charles hevenxv. hare re-
pessealy aRrins tae lasi tao months re-
auessed the hoo2s frona Treasurer Murray.
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ZANZIBAR. Oct. la.--The sultan has given
the British consul . written promise that
all children in his dominions after the Ist
OF January shall be free. This il consid-
cred the greatest concession that Mussul-
man prince has ever made to a Europeaa
nation.
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GOV. Foraker Seriously III.

CoLraEus. Oct. 20.-Goyernor Foraker is
quite sick and confined To his bed at the
executive mansion. He was attacked Old
Thursday with mild form oil dysentery,
but able 10 be at his Office. however, until
Friday, when he became more seriously i'll.
There was no change in his condition at
midnight
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Ieyai on,y "a nopl.rrer.

PARIS, Oct, Io.-The cabinet has expelled
i.aasani, tbonlangis) deputy, from his po-
slsacn as officer in the territorial army
This action is dne to statement made in
speech by Laisant during the recent elec.
terai campaign, that he would not take tho
held Tor France under the present govern
ropuf
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THE SPANISH STUDENTS.
In the South Bend Factories-Sunday
the Anarchist City.

thc SHy.
soUrH BEsD, Oct. i9-The pan-American
delegates reached here this morning and
were shown through Studebakers great
carriage and wagon factory and other en-
terprises. In the afternoon the delegates
attended luncheon at the home of Glenn
studebaker, where gay decorations con-
cealed in slight measure the havoc wrought
by the recent fire. After visiting Sotre
Dame university the party started for
Chicago
CHEcAGo, Oct i9-The pan-American
excursionists arrived IN this city at o
O'Clock this morning. They left the train
at the Twenty-second street depot and
were escorted in carriages 10 the Grand
Pacific By the First and Second regiments,
Illinois National Guard Arriving at the
hotel. they were welcomed By brief address
by the mayor. and retired to rest
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WAsHIsGroy, Oct. ia--~The secretary of
state has been informed that the Lon Her.
or Red river of China. has been opened for
trade, and foreign goods imported by this
route will be liable To only 20 per cent. OF
the regular coast import duties,
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A TRUST CHANGES rTs NAME.
IL BECOMES Pissn Company TO Eseap
Harsh Criticism.

NEW YeEg. Oct. i9-The 7fRes SAYS ore
os TIE greatest trusts OF the country. the
American cotton on trust. i about 10 be
dissolved In rs stead the National Cot
ton Oh Company has been incorporated
and viii probably take possession of the
trusts affairs
The object is 10 avoid criticisms which
are made upon trasss and their methods.
This viii De an ordinary business corpora
ton
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Four-Year-oId stallion Time Lowered.

IwxrSoTos, Oct. Ie.-The trots closed
here today. The weather was good. the
track fast the attendance good. Edge
mark got record Of 2:i6 here this after
noon, which is the fastest four-year-oid
stallion record.
40 class, unfinished from yesterday
Jean Vatican won, Coast Boy second, Lime
stone third, Melissa fourth. best time,
2:24tz.
Futnrity stakes. for three year-olds-A
waIkover for Pocateiio Belle: time. 2:22Is.
2:ie class-H Houri won, Heyendrix sec
ond Kit Curry third, Junemont fourth;
best time, 2.iT.
Stallion stakes, 2 30 class, value VI .0o0-
Acolyte won, Bonnie Welmore second,
Guelph third, Cheyenne fourth: best time,
3ssfgx
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CHICAGO. Oct. l9.--John Crerar, head OF
the CREST railroad supply house OF Crerar.
Adams 4 Co. died here this afternoon of
heart disease. aged eS years. He was
worth Ss,s10n. The only heirs are sso
maiden cogs2ns
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A riet to kin Queen Natalie.

ST. PErERsBuns, Oct i9.-The ofkciat Mes.
sess9er states that plan was laid 90 wreck
the train on which ex-Queen Natalie OF
servia travelled TO Belgrade The train
started ten minutes earlier than the time
announced. Owing 10 this the plan was
frustrated,
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KILLED hv a Boiler Expiesfon.

AspEgsos, Ind, Oct. IA boiler In
Waltons sawniill exploded this morning.
The mill was torn TO atoms. Horace Kuhn
and Walter VI. Ingie were killed, William
Rumler and Sam Cook fatally injured and
four others severely hurt.
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Nrw Yogx. Oct. ia.-Anton MeEci. the
Italian friend of t;aribaidi. and whose
claims 20 priority Of invention Of the tele-
uhone have made bis name well known.
died today.
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RAN BLAZING Down THE STREET.
Horrible Crime Of Negro Demons in
Alabama.

GKEKSyIrIE, Ala. 0cf la-This morning
quarrel between negro and young
whafe nsn named Roberts resulted in the
negro pouring gasoline over Roberts.
Another touched the tluid with a light,
and n an instant Roberts was enveiopea
IN flames. lie ran wildly up aud down the
street and was literally roasted alive. One
OF the negroes has baen arrested.
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sr. LOUIS. Oct. ia.-The rumor that W.
III. Newman, iste vice president and traf-
fic manager Of the Missouri Pacific. is To
take the position Of second vice president
OF the Chicago & Northwestern was con-
fruaed here TODAY
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Congressman whis,hornc Dying.

NASHVILLE, Oct i9--Congressman w.
c. Whitthorne. OF the Seventh district, and
at one time chairman of the committee on
naval affairs in the House OF Representa.
tives, IS lying at the point of death at his
home in Columbia. Maury county.
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CHIcAGo. Oct. Ia--The sixteenth annual
convention Of the National Wornsn's
Christian Temperance Union will he held
ia this city November 10 Il.
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Tara@gh Pu1fvaa ysxfshsses ssesF.ass sas dr.
fEg cars Msss sEAst IsfreNtss tkszrssss s8srtags
EarnssgA - slss E&s< xt& SctlAeEn Pacgag RAIL-
sua1 C--ees rs second street, oossS<s ascck-
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Ttsa EszEAGsal ssssEaer state Of v sSlatagtan wll
leave faasHeld's ~haT iov Tacoma tns.ay g@az-
daYa 1sef8tssy D, 81 ! - D. n returning leave
TSesgrs@ al 2 "a, arriving ia - attic ~
asFSssex
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BgussEIs. Oct fa.-- Mail from the Congo
state contains report made hy Tie gov
ernor general. 10 the effect that eighty
chiefs have recognized the authority Of the
Congo state, and have promised To furnish
men 10 assist in maintaining order and
srppreSsing human sacrifice.
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HarSaru Scntors Elect = CoIored Orator.
BosToS, Oct. I9.--The senior class OF
Harvard college has elected Clement Garret
Morgan, colored, class orator.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Impecunious Prince Soon ta Como
Into Fortune
LONDON, Oct. fa.-The marriage of Primes
Haszfeldt and Miss Huntington viii hs
solemn:zed on October n. in Rrompton
Suratory. Bishop Patterson will perform
the ceremony. The wedding viii be quiet
AFFAIR, As only the particular friends of the
two families will he inyitesi.
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INCREASED INTERNAL REVENUE.
Receipts This Year VIII he Fsurteea
Millions Greater Than Last Y4ar.

NtIEEOf~ FFfFAFFF I hAH f-att 1tAF.
WAsaESSroS oct I9.-~ Receipts from in
ternKi revenue during the hrsf quarter of
the present Ascal Tesr are s., ,.ss5 Cfs}. or
ss.TTl go greater taan she corresponding
ressoss last year. AZ this rate. receipts Tor
the year wili be Sls5fss oe3, or sis 90 40
greater than Iasg year
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TxrUrstoa tickets 20 al points IN kurop~ ard
Tnglsn6 sold as Northern P&cisc u1xes 0zic@.
Nea Ts2 ssnun6 street. Boston bloax
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PmllFaaa reservations made f0r asl POINTS Essx
vie tbs Northern Pacific railroad. fhs xestsfalsa
sseefer and alnang eAx Aas. Ocsec. 7sS rcc911
street, Boston block.
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strike of Cnban Cigarmnher..

HAVANA, Oct. lo.-The operatives in the
cigar factory at Cahanas have struck for an
increase of wages
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KENTUCKY FEuD ENDED.
One OF the TafiiyeF Boys Weds Mart


V1N On fffe xW3IaSsF Bssy~ " tHs y Harffh
Treaty OF Peace.
CINCINNATI. Oct IA special says:
This morning at Pine Springs, Rowan
county, Ky. Frank Toiliver married Grace
Martin The bride and bridegroom are a
sister and brother of the opposing factions
that for several years have been indus
iriously numbering each other in that
county. Today's wedding seems to be
treaty of peace
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The Giants Defeat the Rrookiyns I'm tho
Second Championship Game.
BROOKLYN, Oct la.--New York won the
second worlds championship game. Base
hits: New York Q. Brooklyn B. Errors:
New York 1. Brooklyn {. Batteries; New
York, Crane and Ewing; Brooklyn, Car
ruthers and Visner. Umpires, Gaffney
and Lynch. Score:
New iork................. 1 O o o-s
Brook .......s...-...... o o.
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HE xsELoNGs on THE INSIDE.
Arizona PenitentiAry Treasurer Runs on
To Tacoma With Boodle.

TrcsoS, A. t., Oct. ia-George H. Ste
yens. treasurer OF the penitentiary prison
board, has disappeared. His accounts are
said TO be short over 5000.
When last heard from he was at Tacoma.
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THE CLUBS EVEN.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. l9.-The car and
ezarina arrived at Gatschina this morning.
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KING OF PORTUGAL DEAD.


LisRos. Oct. l9.-king Luis /. died at
II o'clock this morning. The Duke of
Rraganxa, eldest son of the King, who sue
eeeds 10 the throne, viii assume the title of
Carlos /.
I4isBox. Oct. le.-The new king has is
sued a proclamation in which he promises
faithful observance Of the political institu-
tlons of the country; swears TO maintain
the Catholic religion, the constitutional
laws and integrity Of the kingdom.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-12

Sales for
ssFporters
sSpeclIlato|
Total stoc
~ which
Idiilnpot
VI which
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Cheerfulness an Aid to Cure.


There is faith cure not often considered.
but which is in constant operation and quite
as effective in its workings as that practiced
by professional "healersn or "metaphysi-
clans" 1t is the cure brought, or assisted.
by the patients faith in his doctor. Every
physician knows the desirabili.y of iuspir-
ing this feeling and the best methods of
establishing this confidence in persons under
his treatment are made matters of pro
fessional study. 1t is only in part a
question of medical skill. He may be
recognized as man Of great knowledge
and ability, and may lack that one essen
tial characteristic that makes hi welcome
in every household. The possession Of this
quality is largely a matter of temperament,
and its usefulness is hardly recognized by
the fortunate practitioner, ougb he NAV
consci9ntiously cultivate it through Iuowl-
edge Of the fact that cheerfulness is better
than gloom III all the relations of life. 1t
Is the gospel Of cheerfulness that this man
unconsciously teaches--lot the aggressive
gayety and unsympathetic POPULARITY that is
an offense 10 an invalid aud his friends,
but brightness Of spirits that makes glad
all who meet him.
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THE NATURAL MAN A WHISTLER.

The real Importance of the decadence of
whistling as a p Jpular recreation in this
great city will be seel when we take into
account all that whistling really means
The natural man is a whistler. Remember
how Hiawatha
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THE EFFEcT OF CITY NOISES.

The song of birds in the wildwood is re-
peated in the boys whistle on a country
road, and there is no doubt man learned
the soothing sibilant music from these
feathered denizens of the forest. But man
has bettered on his lessons and often taught
birds new melodies. Parrots, hooking
birds, starlings and thruShes are quick to
pick up a tune. A prodigy in this direction
is pet bullhnch in the aviary of Fulton
street barber This little warbler whistles
the entire score of the operetta of ''Fati-
nltZa" with marvellous accuracy and sweet
ness. Under the spell customer is tempted
to huger in the chair and be shaved and
shampooed and clipped till the melody
ceases
The elevated railroads, with their roar
and rush, are to very great degree re-
sponsible for the dying out of whistling in
New York. What minstrel would dare op-
pose his tuneful lay to the awful clangor of
trains on the iron trestle! With the trains.
too, have come an increased feverishuess of
thought and life and manner. Aud the
whistling mood requires ease and delibera-
tion. Still, there is no doubt that the noise
covers a great deal of whiStling Often the
sudden stopping OF the cars makes the WI hist
Ter suddenly audible and bushes him into
aba he'd silence. A great noise,
like great silence, CONVEYS a
sense of solitude that impels one to wills
tie for company. A chubby, cheerful
young track nan at tie City Hall station
has been observed to whistle melodiously
for hours. But then, like the men in a
-four mill, he probably thought himself I'M
heard by others.
The decadehce of whistling is deplorable
in itself and deDlorable in its significa ice.
For one thing 1t shows a dearth of bright,
catchy airs in our comic operas and other
popular music. Another "Piuaforen might
bring about a renaissance OF whistling.
Heroic as the remedy may be deemed in
some quarters, it would at least alleviate
our present mournfulness and perhaps re-
tard the terrible tendency of the times to
feverish unrest
Before closing we must enter a plea for
the man who whistles to keep his courage
up when crossing graveyard at midnight.
He is not the coward he has been contempt
uously deemed by the minimizing. Only
ghoul could creep through a midnight
cemetery in silence.
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
At GERMALuE'S

ON TOMORROW (MONDAY) we will display
a complete assortment of New Fall and
Winter Goods in every department. SPECIAL
VALUES will be offered in Black and Colored
Dress Goods and Silks. A FULL LINE of
Striped, Plaid and Printed French Flannels
A LARGE assortment of fine California Wool
Blankets. RARE BARGAINS in Linen Sheet
ings and Pillow Castings. A HANDSOME assort-
ment of Linen Table Damask, Napkins, Towels,
Doylies and White Bed Spreads. We would
direct special attention to our stock of NO
TIONS, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, which
will be found complete in every detail.
All the old stock remaining since tbs fire will
be sold at at a discount of fifty cents on the
dollar.
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A Beautiful Picture FREQ.

For one 2-cent postage stamp we will
mail free panel size photo engraving Of
our popular picture, kissing at Z, II and
90" Address the makers OF the great Anita
Bile Remedy, bile Beans.n
J. \, SMITH a. Co., st. Louis, Mo,
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PlanJ Steamship Line.
Tampa. Key West and Havan,

z.
Tampa. Key West and Havana.
SOUTH BOUND
Lv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays 1880
p. N.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 4P.M
AR Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A n
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p. u
Lvkey West Wednesdays and Saturdays9P. n.
Ar Port Tampa Thursdays and Sundays $3.50
P. N.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
cities. For stateroom accommodations, apply
to City Ticket Office, s., F. & w. R'y, Jackson
vile, or Agent Plant Steamship Line, Tampa
c. D. OWENS, Traffic Manager
Fl. s. HAINES. General Manager.
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Phillipsl DIG stble Cocon

Produces feeling OF llghtness and buoyancy,
a. against that Of weight headache and depres.
sion, 10 common with the ordinary cocoa Your
druggist and grocer have Il.
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Charleston and Savannah Railway
Schedule in Effect Nav 18th, 1888!


GAINS leave and arrive at Savannah BY
~. a STANDARD Time, which is 80 minutes slower
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No. Co.'S No. IA No. 49, No 49,
Lv say. 6:s5 IN 1889 p m $40 p m 3:45 pm
Ar Beuftt10:17 am ..... -.
ArAl'd1'e10:25 am 80.
Ar Aug. 12:4Upm ...... .....,.
Ar Char. 1910 pm 5:20pm les a m $40 pm
SOUTHWARK.
No. 15* No ass No 27.* ........
Nv Char. 7:2O am STOP m 400 m ...."..
Nv aug. ...... =. 12:45 p m ........ -....'''
LvAn'd'l'e+5:30 am 1856 m ........ .......
Lv Beu'f't 7:22 m 2:0Op m 49,. ........
Ar Saw. j.. 1880 m 7:OOpm 6:44 IN 49,
Daily. tDaiy except Sunday. +Sundsys
only.
Train No. II stops at all stations between
Savannah and Yemassee. i,
Tram No. ~ stops only at Monteith, HaruT
vile, RdgelanG, Green Pond.
Trains Nos. 80 and sc stop at all stations
For tickets, Pullman car reservation, 8, az ~
other information, apply to VIM. BkENb 1lOA''
Agent, - Bull street, and at depot. -.
Z. p. MCSWINEY, Gen. Pass AseA~
c. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent
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Yorkto Tampa
ec
D. JACK. Gen Manager q .cvrp,v - 0""
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CHlMNEYS.

Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, Or a
Student Lampt
Do Ghey work Satisxacto-
rily?
Do yoar Lamp Chilnneys
break
You get the wrong sortlI
The RIGHT ones are the
"PEARLSGLAss,' made by
Geo. A. Macbeth 4 Co.,
Pittsburgh, makers Of the
celebrated "Pearl-top"@
lamp-chimney which -
have given, universal salts
factionAJ
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Mnen accommodation nhln
p m pm
PA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
PRooREss oF PLANTING.
About e7 Per Cent OF tho Cotton Area
Planted Comm ms.

wAmv0roS, May i0.-Thc progress Of
cotton planting o. reported in May by the
Department of Agriculture. on tho Grl OF
tlc month NJ per cent of the PROPOSED area
was planted. This Is one point earlier than
tho average u series oi years Only Viz.
giuIa. North Carolina aud Florida report
planting slightly later The percentages are.
North Carolina a. South Carolina, M.
Georgia. 81, FLORIDA. Dl Alabama. NJ. Mis-
ds.Ippi IS. Iouisilun. ~. Texas. 80 Arkin.
sa.. sG. Tennessee, s. General average, ~.
Returns generally make ihc commence.
mcnt NJ planting wflicr ~ many counties
dry weather has prevented rDrmniiiln and
Tpplautnr became necessary. some gufits.
p1ndtnis note the iart that au early hrru.
ming does not Insure Hu early ending Com.
plants NJ retarded termination arr common
l,a1t 81 the MI..i.Ipp. mud in Texas. delay
Of planting and rcuuiuiiIun ard OF retarded
growth and cultivation from excess uf rain
Of that planted boz February. The area Early
planted whore Subsequent weather tuudi-
lions have htcn favorable WHg being rIliI-
yHted % second time ln tlo moro southern
bolt. brndths lo1 advanced were being
chopped ont ui tho date Of the report. At
the ramo time rcphuuug oi poor stands was
Zoe progress. ln moro Northern laiiiudrs
planting wlV les advanced Recent temper.
nturc hns hrrn too low Tor tho boot rfuWih
and condition ~ the plant Rainfall Iu tho
third week II Apnl whs boz excess rrmcdying
previous d,lcicurirs bat has since been be-.
low normal through O. lnrrc part ~ the cot.
ton territory. the deficiency being relieved
locally aud partially BY well distributed
showers.