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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-23
FREIGHTS.


LUMBER-Coastwise - Business quiet and
steady, with no scarcity of spot or Offering ton
mage. Rates may be quoted within the range of
IS 1907 25 from this port to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia New York and sound ports, with ESQ
SOC additional if loaded at near by Georgia
ports. Timber, 50cWS1 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies aud Windwari
nominal; to Rosario, $50 O0021 90; to Buenos
Ayres or Montevideo, $1S 90; to Rio Janeiro,
$40 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean ports
$14 0ODi4 SO; to United Kingdom for orders,
nominal at for timber. Is los standard; lumber
f5 los. Steam-To New York, 81 90; to Phila-
delpha, 81 90; to Boston, SIS 90; to Baltimore.
So so.
NAVAL STORES Market nominal. Foreign
Cork etc, for orders, spot vessels. rosin, 3s 3D.
and 4s Cd; to arrive, IS 3d. and Is 3d. spirits,
Adriatic, rosin. IS sd Genoa, IS 81;
South America, rosin. 81 10 per barrel of 2Sj
pounds. enthusiastically Boston, 10c per
100 lbs on rosin. 9Oc on spirits; 20 New York,
rosin, 719c per 100 TBS, spirits, SOC; to Phiadel-
phia, rosin, ne per 100 fbs spirits, SOC; to Bal
tiinore, rosin, soc; spirits, zoe. Coastwise,
quiet.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship City of Birmingham, from New
York; Watkins Thos w Shaw r S Boards
ley, Miss X Thurber. c H Riekle, w Hirschback,
Chevart.
II S Lowell. J 2 Lowell, Mrs K c johnson, Mrs
= Small and children, Mrs w l. Smpkins,
Mrs F A Caldwell, e II Morton, Mr. and Mrs G
W Howard and daughter, Miss Mary Spencer,
Miss lily NJ Whitney, Mr. and Mrs d BaIoran
Miss Susan,F Wicks G S Folansbee, Miss Eddy,
Mrs Dean, Miss A Crouch, Misses Applequest,
w Stimson, Mrs Doggett, Miss II Osgood,
MISS Jessie Martin, II Strauss, Mrs NJ K Wey-
mouth. j Williamson, w Rice, Miss Leon
ard, Miss w Mccarthy, A Chambers, C 4
Thompson and colored
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COM MERCIAL.
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SAVAN y 4 Il MARK CTS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

7AFANNAH, IA, Nay =, 4 p H.
co1Ios-Tne market continues very firm
.bough quiet. There was not much inquiry, and
,he offering stock was very hight. Holders are
asking higher than quotations. and refuse to
,-q1e offerings except on full and positive BIDS
T > total sales for the day were only % bales.
IN Change at the midday call. at p. M, the
,nsrket was reported quiet and firm with an
sIyance of 1-16c in all grades The following
are the official spot quotations of the Cottca
Fvchange:
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masters of vessels free Of charge. Captains
are requested to cali az the Office
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN.
In charge hydrograpaic station.
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CTNCINSATI, May 22.-Flour firm. Wheat firm;
No. red Csc. Corn barely steady; No mixed
3a935c. Oats quiet; No. ? mixed 30G3lc. Pro-
visions-Pork quiet at S13 90. Lard lower at
S. 1905 77lS. Bulk meats dull and unchanged.
Bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
at 81 o..
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Flour market quiet but
firm aud unchanged; Howard street and West
ern superfine SO 25612 rs: extra So Go604 90;
family 81 25O4 IS; city mills, Rio brands extra
"a 75Ge5 90. Wheat-Southern quiet but firm;
Fultz Ss@92c; Longberry g0093c; western
strong; No. winter red, on spot and May deiiv-
cry 92t4 1850. Corn--Southern fairly active;
white 4I1504Sc; yellow 4l@44c; western easy.
NAVAL STORES
NEw YORK. May %. noon.-Sprits turpentine
quiet and steady at 3S1sc. Rosn active and firm
at 81 421601 IS.
SOD p. m.-Rosin steady for common to good
strained. Spirits turpeutine dull.
CHARLESTON, May 22.-Spirits turpentiue
quiet at 3i34c. Rosin quiet good strained at
81 %.
WILMINGTON May 22.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 35c. Rosin firm; strained 81 20, good
strained 81 .. Tar firm at 81 %. Crude tur
pentne firm; hard 81 25; yellow dip 81 70,
virgin 81 80.
New YORK, May 22.-The petroleum market
opened weak at ga for spot and SO for June
option. Spot fell to 9l9s and June to 9lta in the
early trading; then the market rallied and
closed firm
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ARRIvEDUP FROM oU ARANrGNE YEsTER
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Bark Sirena (Aus), Cosuch, to load for Eu-
rope-Paterson, Downing & Co.
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Steamer Ethel Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson. Manager
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina. Fernandina--C
Williams, Agent. ~
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City, for Boston
10, bales cotton, 1863 bales domestics. 4 bales
hides bbls rosin, 400 bbls spirits turpentlne.
~, 'oa leet lumber, 81 boxes marble bbls fish.
20 casks clay, l,704 boxes vegetables. 1905
crates vegetables, 1859 tons pig iron. 1917 pkgs
mdse.
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Bark Hefhl Nor. Blk, Pensacola fo- Rotter-
dam. May 3. lat 80 Ion So
BARK Godtlaab (Sor, Bis, Brunswick for
west Hartlepool, May 70, LAT 5s, Ion IS.
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Steamship Gate City. Boston
Bark Leandro (Aus), Trieste "wednesday.
Schr Myrover, Newport News, Va.
Schr Maggie Lawrence, Philadelphia.
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L
Per Central Railroad. MAY 22-5t bales cot
ton bags wool, ) bids hides rolls leather 95
pkgS tobacco, 400 lbs lard. 3 $50 lbs bacon, 500
hols spirits turpentine, a65 b5ls r0sin. 100 bbs
lime, boxes fruit 900 bushels oats, 3S4, 600
lbs bran, 80 bales hay. ! bbls whisky, half
b6is whisky. 81 bbIs syrup. % bales domestics,
balcs warn, 80 bushels corn. 200 hf bbls beer.
w ohis -four horse. 81 cars lumber, . cars box
stun. - bushels rice, Is casks clay, II bdls
twiae. p cases liquor, 40 pkgs vegetables, d
bdggses 1854 pkgs mdse, 81 b ,les p stock. 2
empty bbls, cars brick. Il boxes hardware, II
case eggs, 100 tons pig iron. /: pigs furniture.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
May 22-4S bales cotton. 1,7a6 bbls roSn. i52
bbls spirits turpentine. 20 boxes lemons, Is
cases clothing. 10 bbls syrup, Dbls bottles, 80
sacks rice, case eggs, 10 cases cigars, ca eS
dry goods. IL sets wheels, 1908 bdls building
material, cases shoes. 30 crates w dishes, 145
sacks corn, bales hides, IS kegs bolts s cases
cloth, 10 boxes drugs, 5 cases signs - pkgs h
goods, 30 pigs mdSe, - cars lumber 100 bbls
crude, cars wood cars coal, /, $40 boxes vege-
tables, $50 bbls vegetables,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Nav %
So bols rosin. bbls spirits turpentine 25 sacks
peas. icons barrels, 10 bbls flour g. trunks. 10
bdls paper, 80 caddies tobacco, cases dry
goods, lis boxes tobacco 10 cases tobacco, II
sacks peanuts, 65 pkgs h goods. 25 bbis b h
"A bdls box material, 26 machines, ) cayboys
acid. cases shoes. so doz pals, 8 pkgs buggies,
cases cigars, 30 pkgs mdse.
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PouLTRy-Market firmer; demand fully sup
piled.
EGGs-Market steadier, stock ample and mol
crate demand.
PEANUTS stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
SWEET PoTAroEs - Market dull; ample.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Savannah. Googins. New
York-C G Anderson.
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SHIPPING INT DILIGENCE

MINIATURE ALTMAN AG-rHtS DAY.
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1913 AN 1901 p NJ
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FRIDAY. May %. 1890.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina Fernandina-C
Williams. Agent
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort Port
Royal and Bluffton-J G Medlock, Agt.
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NAVAL oTOKEs-III5 maj ht0 TOT bpIrIIs Cur-
peatine was very quiet but steady and I'M
changed. There was a light demand and but a
small business doing. The sales dur
ing the day were only 125 casks of regulars
at 35c At the Board Of Trade on the
first call the market was reported steady
al Csc for regulars. At the second call it
closed steady at 35c for regulars. Rosin-The
market was quiet and firm at quotations The
sales during the day were $50 barrels. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
gas reported firm, with sales of go barrels, at
the following quotations: A b, c. and e
81 30, F 81 IS, G 81 40 H 81 so, 81 70. K 81 90,
NJ 50 TO- \ 81 30, window glass 81 so, water
white s. IS. At the last call it closed I'M
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
A SURPRISE TO CHAIRMAN MfDGELY.

Chicago. Dec. Cd Chairman J. ". Midgcly Of the
Western Freight Association, Is apparently much sur
priscd and chagrncd AT the failure If the Trunk Lines
Association to adopt uniform classification. 81 am
utterly unable account for such action. he said this
afternoon. The representatives Of that body on the
committee that framed the report were enthusiastic in
it, favor and have been told by prominent trunk
lines representatives within few weeks that the aSso
citation would undoubtedly adopt H. ]. ss chairman
Of the committee instructed some time ago to Keep
the Interstate Commerce Commission Informed Of the
progress Of the work and of all important develop
ments I presume II will he necessary for me, under
those Instructions. To notify the COMMISSION on thH
action Of the Trunk Lines Assoclatlon snail not DC
turpri.cd tho CommIsson orders the al )pton Of tho
uniform classification II stands, and If IN" trunk
lines nor such order n j. probable that an act oi
Congress will make them regret II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
NC, .n,rc .ru1- ,Av1.AI n1v1nFNns.

The directors ~ the New York Central thc LaRe
shore. the Michigan Central and the Canadian ~orth
crn comnanic> held their scm' annual dividend meet
ing, Yesterday. Dividends declared ~ = IL
pcr cent for the halfycar ended December II. ard
- nor cent extra by tho Lake shore. making :"
ncr cent paid FOR the year. increase ~ per CENT
over the dividend, - l-So. An extremely iaN"rAho
statement was submitted The New York central
directors declared the usuad per cent for the quar-
ter ended December Al ard special dividend OF II
ucr cent was declared from the earnings for the mhc
months ended June 80 The fiscal year o' IN" com
many in accn-iancr With tho requirements ~ ITO
riIr,,d Commissioner, Of the state, now begins IN
,on,cuher l. Tho Michigan Central declared : p~
cent for the han wear. and an extra DIVIDEND "i ]
nor ccnt The Canada Southern DECLARED The regular
h,lf yearly dividend ~ IA per cont. MI ~ imam
ct,l statements. will le found in h n IN" financial
column ~ The Tribune Tic form Of m" declaration
If the dividend on Lake Sho,~ Is bcleved +" i'haho"
change N policy from ultra conservatism IN frner
CITY The company cntcra its new wear on per
con, basis. with tho extra carntnfs hereafter m"o'
ulcly Ia IL added n that rate 49,, 4. a..
Tho companies also approved the resolution !" w
advisory council that Il - i"hoI' ~ y, "a
native traifc arising between The REM sNI'"he ~
Inc Vanderbilt systnis. The terms have b'.H %
I'm The tribune H. addition 10 me pi'~io'hr o ~
savnral onmpauicr ~" following directors INV
.ddod =, representatives 81 the AdvlsorN 'oincb .
~ Tcs york Cent nj. Cornelius Vanderbilt clih;TtI
q, ,hc hrard FOR Lake show, H. NICK. TwoHlIi ior
Michigan Central Wism X. VardcrhHL ohar'la.
- mo hoard The Cleveland Cincinnati Imc"go anu
:, Iuts viii have j. Pcrpont Morgan a. VIC uIc''''
~ 20 operate with Irrsdcnf ingalls,
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JO\(, Isl AND

IT-NrIN,;TON.- The strange disappearance ot hcmH
r. rrou,n few da,s after his wedding, continues 10
i,o considerable gossip and speculation in The village
., ruu,iupton Mrs. Della Il Johnson. her hiNb"in
thinks h,, gone away with Brown. lie Sa' SeN'e'"'N
,h,t he did not think hi, wife would ever come bach
~, and Mr., Robinson have not lived together happiN
, ~. rothrr /, i'll at her home IN Huntington Hho
j. .aId IA he completely Frustrated by hcr son NuP
ed .arricc of All his prospects OF Dlildi carer
Th voung bride Insists that her husband Is talihlui
and win return and explain every tlilhc pclorc ""e'
Shn hclirvr, that his ab,cucc i Mt voluntary
t,v>IC A-Thc house Of MR.. Mncks, a widow Nv
inv I'm the Merrick Road. Wa entered by a Dursld
uS u'ndav afternoon, and a gold watch and consider
o t, i,wslrv Stolen. \ few hours afterwam Jolll
tp' vtnrk brother Of Ms Minck> living about
en- - nile further down the road reported TO con
,aiIc named ,shmcid that "A stranger lid onrIru
~. gou him some icwclrN and that he had bought a
r,,d watch for -. Mlnck> had not heard of tle
",Irv at m. sisters house. aad the watch proven
~, n"' hc icr. Ashmcad pursued the man aud canght
ni ~ iIe said he was Augustus Bishop, twenty one
~, aid lie i believed 10 be- the man who has
nn,mittrd number ~ burglaic> In the town of lltc
ia was held for the Grand Jury.
IoNt, ISI.ANU CTTI.-indcr sheriff Sharkcy yes
.rrr.tcd stephen Z. O'liara official notary and
iva ,r. 10 the Ioald Of Excise, on bench warrant
r ,,,n ,,nd Jury found three indictments against
,Ii,r for cNtorting money from liquor shop Keepers
~ en-. snecdc charge upon which he wa arrested
an s nat of robbery In the third degree. oHaa Is
wa wa, =, hi. home in Twelfth 81. and deputy slclins
slck a, An naccd in charge Of him lie will have
,rr,sb = 4 800 bail go to jail. other arrests VIII
W. r,,io today In connection with the excise frauds
ard some startling developments are expected WITHIN
.uN-
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SryT AGAINST Mr.. HANNERSTEIN.
TO FoRTcLCsE MORTGAGE on THE NGw
COLUMBUS THEATRE

TO FoRTcLcsE 4 MORTGAGE ON THE ME-"
COLUMBUS THEATRE
The Hamilton Bank ID the city OF New-fors, mas
ter,n a sut against Oscar Hsmmezstein and his wife
IN torecIose mortgage Of $4,000 ON the new Column
hus Theatre in One hundred and twenty fftlSt, near
Fmrthave. This amount is due upon notes gwen by
Mr. Hasnmcrs.ein which were secured by mortgage
on the theatre property.
Carroll St. John, the cashier Of tire Hamilton Bank,
sad last night that he had not been informed OF the
beginning OF the suit but he presumed IL nan been
brmcht as the banks attorney was Instructed some
DAYS ago TO begin proceedings. There were other
mortgages on the property he said, some before ana
some behind that Of the bank. He did not know
what course the bank would ultimately pursue or
what were the Intentions Of others, but the bank
hah deemed it wise TO take the present course tor
self protection.
Mr. Hamme1stein could not be found at either II
his theatres or at his home last night II was said
that he was downtown business. An Intimate
acquaintance who knows something Of his Affairs, but
would not speak authoratively, however, said thai
he did not think Mr.. Iammerscln would be seriously
or more than temporarily embarrassed. In carrying
on his large building operations ne had found IL
sary like many others 10 raise money by small mort
cages Of varying amounts. lie had been cndeavU1ng
Of hate these loans by raising money on some
OF his property, but owing N the strlngency OF the
market had been unable 10 make Satlsfar tory
arrangements and had concluded % make further
effort until the financial situation had grown easier.
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PROFIT IN SMUGGLING CHJNINEE.

Chicago. Dec. % (special).-The smuggling Of China
mon into this country. according to Frank r. Lincoln
one of the leading men Of Portland ORE is becoming
vocation Of considerable magnitude and profit. "Tho
officers charged with executing the laws are for the
mos, part honest and discharge their duties the best
of their ability said Mr. Lincoln to-day. But they
are frequently greatly overmatched by the keen wted
individuals engaged In the Legitimate business Land
ing boat load on desolate stretch of beach not too
far from the larger cities will for time continue
to be favori'e way Of smuggling Cinnamon. The
Cinnamon landed at night some OF their fellow
c0untrymen hand to meet them and 10 escort
them into the city. once there they are safe and
generally once landed they safe for is impossible
TO tell by his appearance new arrival from an old
one. How many Cinnamon are imported it is i'm
possible to say large number however and as tho
lowest rate Is e25 head the smugglers reap hand
some income ii would take small army 10 prevent
the traffic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
SHIPPERS ARMINC; FOR THE FRAY.

Chicago Dec. % (Specal).-The National Trans
poron Association composed Of the Boards Of Trade
Of all the principal cities of the United states except
New York. has adopted new plank in its PLATFORM
Hereafter members Of the association, and they are
nearly o5 per cent Of the shippers Of the United
States will refuse TO he bound by any railroad de
cree which affects their rights They will also demand
that such legislation he matter Of conference. and
that the we'll the shippers be bound by the
result. The first attack will he made on the Car
Service Association. Under their operation shipper
Is charged ~ day dcmurragc for DELAY over forty
eight hours in unloading In regard to this, Com
missioner Iglchart Of the Chicago Freight Bureau. said
to-day orr members have daily To pay large sums
rs dcmuriTec Thi, charge i, all right as otherwise
shippers would ne for storage and greatly in
convenience the railroads But how docs the shoe
III the other foot Here Is complaint from one OF
the members that large shipment OF Hour was SIX
weeks the between Minneapolis and Chicago.
We propose 70 even things mp by demanding and en-
forcing paw for this delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR Sports.

The Iroauoi, Athletic club of Bergen Point VIII
rive a big crs,.c country run tomorrow. Ahout 100
81 the est runners I'm the country have entered. M
cluding the champion, William Day. WHO VIII >tai'
from, scratch The run i open To- all amateurs rcNd
ing in New Jersey. The course Will be about eiEht
miles around Grcenyille the Mori, and Essex cana
and back
Indoor baseball was prict>ed for tie hr>t uhe ~
IN, Madison Sqlar, Garden Yesterday 'itern"on' No
r.aular games were Played the players practising az
throwing and catching the ball and batting fnl'
ZOOS" Kc,fe niernan. Duffy, EstetbrooR. Hharrou
and other professionals toon part President Jay,
Manager Mutre and the players seem to thlnk t'a'
baseball nj the Garden will prove success. Ihere
,rir he no game 70 morrow night. a originally III
tended The first game will be between the New
\,r. nrnfc>,inual, and the Manhattan Mhleuc tlno
ar I'M Regiment teams on saturday night. "amSs
Will h. pLtycd two night, each week. and Manager
Nutrc Ina, already received many applications for
d,tcs Arrangements Tor professional team u rep
,scn, Erooliyn have been almost perfected screen
Nu HI, PIT mp around the lower boxes 10 protect thS
,nrct,torS from the flying sphere -, 49,, ,,.;,..
rhr fnurth annual games OF the iFuNpc't iNIiSrs
,, ,orn,nv f. 18Th Regiment. VIII be hc.d al the
,r,norv Fl,tbu>h ave. and Hanson race, hrophNn
a. n,n-row night The entry list i large anh Soon
,,nt..t, ar, promised The contests are open 10 Al
amateurs.
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r1rrsnrno AND TIL vrRcIx1A ore rIrhps.

Baltirorc Dec. % >p"cialI.-1he Wost Virginia cen.
asked cooperate I'm PROJECT - hTinc inc
iron or. r,ids - V-iut, ,p." 2" Ir't-hu-g noN hn"
viii Do. ,on-tructod vi f1t-burc - on" rnt and Iosh'n
or Co,fneton Va The other Ptt,burg wants the vast
supply Of orc Virginia for manufacturing purose' and
the section vherr the mineral wealth lies sc'kS con
,enient market good transportation farllitie- The
rlan cout.n plates 10 he md direct lin" between PITTS
burg and yn,hburg II understood hat the southern
investor, nicrr-d clam ~ able o. furnish floOoOoO
osad carving trir dn. Goshen j. on the Ch"-a.
akc and Ohio rad and the proposed I'm" would conn"
1, with .ho West virginia Central II would also cross
he Baltimore and ohio Grafton Clarh-burT The
conred tracks voul1 boz goo miles long and hy mahng
use 90, .in~ already built not Qui.o hall that
distance would have g. b. new rails and
ro,db,d The line would strike IN" West
Viranla Central Elkn. aud use it, tracks for about
seventy milo. branch ~ the PennsvNnnia already eN
tended south Plttshur1, would be used Tor 1hon'
eighty mics and terminus o. cousuu' ton
would b. 4. Nonongsh.a River near III" stat" line he
tween rennsF1 ,anla and W,~t Virginia Meetings were
held hero yssc.day and to-day IN connection with uS
project
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EDTTbTE THE ,SUF AVS.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.

From The Minneapolis Tribune.
Colonel l.. :. BulaId, Of Pierre. : D., IN an inter
view with the Associated Press. suggests unique recipe
for civzng the Indians BEGINNING with The pi"p''
ton that labor Is potent civlzcr be quickly arrive At
the natural ncuson that the Indian must be com
PEELED work for a living. But all attempts ~ MAKE
the Ind an toll have hitherto been friitleas. lie pre-
fer, life Of ingorious case, sploed the least b with
hunting, fishing and an occasional forage on th hrrn'
suits him. hut he does not Indulge IN that recreation
unless he has 20 believe that the advantage
IS all on his side. He won't work. though. Vow
why won't he work Because his squav has been
taught by precep. immcmorlal custom and stern ne
cessity TO do all the drudgcry Of the family. Now
BONE, Colonel Buikri', prescription educate me
generations, that labor on the part Of the male = a
disgrace not only to him but T. the females Of IN.
looks with contempt upon indit opposite OK
who will perform any service for himself or family
when there IS squaw within sound Of his voice tdn
cate this false notion ont Of her head SAYS Colonel
Iulard and she viii make her crstwhilc FORA ana
master work and when he begin, 10 earn his living
civilization for the race viii begin 10 dawn
The idea Is a good one. and should be brought To
thc attention Of Congress during the coming session
Let the young bucks be sent home from 'Fll'I',
Haskell and the other Indian schools Of lesser note
and girls sent in their places convert those schools
into Indian female scmnaries. with all that the name
implies Teach the bronzed bellies 10 dcspise the cheap
but CANDY blanket aud covct the Costly 'eaiskn.
reach her that tutti frutti better stun IA chew than
black navy Initiate her into the stercS OF accs
and silks and let her Gabblc IN art and music. m
press with the idea that Iarsc calI"nsed mana.
are disgrace. and big. III sh0d feet rcproach Feed
her upoD fattery until she cannot exist happily with
out H. Make her vain. helpless and In every way
artificial teaching her all the Willie that il is mans
wants send her back to her tIibe prepared to con
vince the male members thereof that II any one ~
them wants her for a wife he must be prepaIcd 70
support her in the style 70 which she has been nc
customed The bucks will rebel al FIRST but In due
time they Will begin hustlng and the hna and Per
manent solution Of the Indian problem Will rapidly