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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

Special to the Gazette

MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, TEX,
Aug. 20.-Iudge A !. Booty this morning
informed The GAZETTE reporter that he
has resigned the district iudgeship to take
effect as soon as his successor can be APP
pointed; that he expected to have got of
or the 18th; and that District Attorney j.
w. Graham will be his successor. Judge
Booty will leave, as soon as Mr.. Graham
arrives, for Fort Worth, which city will be
his future home. He will be associated
with the firm of Wynne & Mozart. His
family will not go yet.
Judge Booty returned last night from
Carthage, where he went to hear the
habeas corpus trial of A. d. Irwin, charged
with the murder fponathan Anderson in
1864. Irwin was recently arrested in Law
isville, Ark. His bond was placed at 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

Not Much kicking.
Special 10 the Gazette.

0IITDIdl 70 IIIT JdItEIlE.
Gently promulgated by the railroad commits
sion on grain, -four meal. hay and salt APP
pear TO give pretty general satisfaction, as
the only complaint heard was that coming
from a salt maker at Colorado City, who
says that in some cases it Will be little
hard on him, especially where the haul is
over two or more roads. In such cases
the through rate IS made by taking the
sum of the locals over each road, and deduct
ing 70 per cent. Adding the locals is the
thing that is said 10 pinch. But where
only single complaint Is heard, no one can
be very badly hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
A MISSING GIRL.
Miss Lee Strobe of ComaI County Has
Mysteriously Disappeared. and
Foul Play is Suspected.
Special to the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Aug 2O-Miss Lee
Strole has been regarded as one of the most
beautiful girls in ComaI county. She is
eighteen years of age and possesses the
robust physique of the country girl, added
to the refinement Of a thorough education
given al home. She is Yirtuous,
modest. and has never had a lover.
On Friday last she disappeared.
Her father is wealthy farmer of the York
creek neighborhood. She has some stall
wart brothers. For six days the family and
friends have secured woods and fields and
found no trace of her, and Geographic in
quiries have been sent broadcast and clio
tied no response. 1t has become the settled
belief that Miss Lee has met with foul play.
The idea that she has eloped does not pre-
vail among those who know her She has
never received the attention of any man to
whom the parents objected. The locality is
one in which rape and murder would be en-
tirely possible The county of COmal is one
of the richest III the state, and has become
thoroughly aroused. Searching parties are
now out in every direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
MATTERS IN MEXICO.
Preparations Making for President Diaz
Birthday Banquet-Negotiation for
Belgian Losn-At Vera Cruz.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug, o0-The American
schooner William Kern, confiscated by the
Mexican customs authorities, left Tuxpan
Tuesday night under the convoy gunboat
Independence, and arrived at Vera Cruz tC-
day.
All the governors, political chiefs, may
ors and prominent military officers are i'll
vited to attend President. Diaz' birthday
banquet by the club of Central Perferasta
on September IT,
Gen. Nlier y. Teran has died
1t is rumored that the government will
negotiate a new loan with a Belgian syndi-
cate for the conversion of al, present out
standing debts.
The French transatlantic line of steam
ers has contracted to transport the mails
free for five years, and pay no lighthouse
fees
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paid So. while they might have procured
beer licenses, If they meant to sell beer
only. for go.
Why are lax collectors so lax in their
0utiesa That is a question easier to ask
than to answer. One would suppose that
beng liable on their bonds for any delin-
quencies of the sort mentioned, they would
be more vigilant and exacting IN the col
lection of liquor licenses, but before the
liability can be brought home to them it
must be shown that any given collector has
i guilty knowledge of a violation of the oc-
cupatiOn tax law. Proof of that fact is not
so easy. Then. again, when parties are in
dicted and tried for violating this law. the
average jury aften acquits on the sorriest
preteXt, or
TIE sILLIEST QCIBBLE.
There are drug stores that keep liquor
and pay no license Many who obtain IL
cemse TO sell by the quart retail by the
drink. and vice versa. The evaders would
do well TO get out from under, for Revenue
Agent Harrison IS preparing dynamite for
the whole gang that will make them howl
when the explosion occurs. 1t is presumed
that he viii have the cooperation and sup
port of al the honest liquor dealers who
pay their taxes regularly and promptly, III
roofing out the other fellows. or making
them shell out if they want to continue in
the business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
Beaten by a Steam Launch.

NEW YORK. AUG. 90-Tn 4 race with
the twin screw steamer Monmouth, one Of
the fastest steam harbor crafts in the
world. the steam launch Norwood, thirty
and one-half feet long, drawing ouly eight
cen inches, beat her il I fourtecn-milc
race, making the run in thirty-two minutes.
Mr. Reuben Riley, boiler Inspector who
was on board, says she only carried 10
pounds Of steam. and that the Norwood
could run from tweu;y-seven to thirty miles
an hour with POO pounds of steam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

This forenoon the alien Land law occupied
the entire attention Of the Alliance. Much
debate was INDUCED il, which at times
waxed hot. But, as heretofore stated. the
Alliance wAs largely in favor of the law rs
it now stands as was shown by Jhe vote
which stood III for, while 10 votes were
cast favoring an amendment allowing AZ
alien 10 rc-loan his money. The matter ha.
now been settled rs lar as the State Ali
auce is concerned, but the result was Only
what was expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. 2O.-F'irst race,
six furlongs. Royal won, Taral second.
Belle oil Orange third. Time, l.l6.
Second race, one and a quarter miles,
PcSsariar WOE, BoieT0 second, Santa Anna
third. Time 2 10.
Third race SIX furlouss, Charade won,
Actor second, Leona VIII third. Time,
1867.
Fourth race. one mile and thrce-quarters
Santiago won. Abb second, Redfellow third.
Time 200.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, Gertie y won,
Erie second. Salvni third. Time, 1907
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Kicked by a Horse.

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, PARKER Co., TEX, Aug
19.-Yesterdav evening late 4 young man
from the country, who name was not
learned, was kicked in the side by horse,
breaking three of his ribs. His injuries
were very painful though not serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

FINDLAY, OHIO, Aug. 2O.-Pat Kane and
Ben Davis, rolling-IuilI men, fought six
teen bloody rounds with bare l,nuchleS Tor
a purse of $50 yesterday. Davis would
have won in another round. but the referee
declared it draw, as the police We're re
uOrted coming.
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Baseball.

l..
CINCINNATI, Ono, Aug. eo.-Cincinnati-
Runs, l; hits, 8; errors, 2. PittSburg-
Runs, 2; hits, 5: errors, /. Batteries
Rhines and Harrington, Baldwin and Mil
Ter. Umpire-Emsli1.
CHICAGO. Ill, Aug. 2o.-Chicago-Runs
IA hits, IA; errors. l. Gleveland-Runs
,; hits, 4; errors, !. Batteries Vickery
and Schriever, Gruber and thinner. I'm
pire-Lynch
BosroN. Mss, Aug. 20-Boston-Runs,
II hits, Z: errors, I. Brooklyn-Runs, 3:
hits, -; errors, 4. Batteries Nichols and
Bennett. Caruthers and Daily. Umpire
McQuaid.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug 2O-Philadel-
phia-Runs. ,; hits, s; errors, !. New
York-Runs, II; hits, Is: errors, ,. Bat
teries-kling and Clements, Rusie and
Buckley. Umpire-Hurst.
ASSOCIATION
BALTIMORE. MD., Aug. 20.-Baltimore-
Runs, 4 hits, 3 errors, ,. Washington
Runs.S; hits, II errors,2. Enthusiastically
and Townsend. Foreman and Mcclure.
Umpire-Kcrins.
ST. Louis. Mo, Aug. 2o.-St Louis
Runs, -: hits, Il; errors, ;. Columbus
Runs. S: hits, 5; errors. 4. Batteries
Easton and Darling, Knell and Donohue
Umpire-Davis
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 20-Loui5ville-
Runs, ,: hits, 9: errors, !. Milwaukee,
Runs. ); hits, 10; errors, 0. Batteries
Meekin and Cahill, Dryer and Vaughn.
Umpire-Mahoney.
BosroN. Miss, Aug. 2O-Boston-Runs,
.; hits. >: errors, 3 Authorizations, >:
hits, D: errors, O. BatterieS-HaddOc5 and
Kelly, Chamberlain and Alilligan. Umpire
E'pruuSOu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21

The fire originated in the telegraph col
lege, and is supposed to have been caused
by 4 lamp explosion. The tremen did good
work, considering the low water pressure.
A fire engine and company are reported
TO have come from Fort Worth, making the
thirty-two miles in thirty-eight minutes.
Jess StarlloT. a piano tuner. and Clark
Burr. a boy, were both seriously injured by
falling walls.
1880 p. m.-The fire is now under CON
troll. ". +. Shocks loss will be only from
water, but Will be very heavy, as the store
was thoroughly drenched.
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san Angelo sports Fined.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO. Ton GREEN COUNTY, TEX,
Aug. 20.-F'ifteen of the San Angeles
sports were fined Sl4 each ana costs in the
Justice court here to-day.
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there, lost thirty head of good horses in one
bunch. It Is supposed that the raiiing i
done by thieves from Texas, and that the
animals are Struggled 10 this side of the
Rio Graude and sold. The authorities are
able TO OFFER little assistance or protection.
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Territory Willow WieIders.

correspondence OF Gazette.
WTSNEwooD, !. T., Aug. 1S.-Tne most
exciting game Of baseball ever played in the
Chickasaw Nation was played here this
evening between Ardmore and Wynnewood.
The game was finished amid hoarse
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jerome Park Races.

JEROME PAnK, Aug. 2o.-First race, 400
yards, Eclipse won, WoodCutter second,
Mary Stone third. Time, 90.
Second race, six furlongs, Abscondcr
won. Takeback second, Risto third.
Time, ! 20
Third race, one and onc-fourth miles,
Reckon, the only starter, galloped over the
course.
Fourth race, three-fourths of mile,
Anna b. won. Hamilton second, FL Ramel-
lette third. Time. I:lg
Fifth race, seven furlongs, Kingmalier
won, Banquet second. Pagan third. Time,
1:52l1.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, Beck won,
Pearl Set second, Lithbert third. Time,
sos.
Seventh race, four and one-half furlones.
Kirsch won, Clamor second, Marmont
third. Time, .5614.
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shouts

the ladies waved their fans and
hats anu shook their parasolS in great glce.
The score stood five for Ardmore and thir-
teen for Wynne Wood. This is the second
time that Ardmore has been defeated by
Wynnewood, which gives Wyunewood the
championship for this nation.
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Thefts on the Border.

SprClaI 10 lNt UaZtIIt.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Aug 2O-Horse and
cattle thefts along the Mexican bank of the
Rio Grande are general. and are especially
bad in the section opposite Del Rio. James
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A Mexican Killed.
snecial 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO Ton GREEN COUNTY. TEX.
Aug. 20-A Mexican, whose name cannot
be learned. was killed at Sonora by John
benson on Monday night The shooting
was caused by quarrel over game of
cards
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Jailed for burglary.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN. GRAYSoN COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
20.-TOm Williams was jailed here for bur-
glary committed near Whitewright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-21
Special to The Gazette.

19.-Theodore Degrafenried, an all-round
crook and horse thief. was cap
tured by Sheriff NcAfe yester-
day evening, after years plans
to effect his capture. He has per-
haps been implicated in more cattle thefts
and rpbberies for the past twenty years
than any crook who has ever operated in
North Texas.
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Charged with Cattle Theft.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEY., Aug.
19.-Theodore DeGrafenreid was jailed
on an Old indictment found in this county
against him thirteen years ago. He was
caught at Paola. I. t. and was greatly sur
prised when the sheriff told him what he
wanted.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-06-20

QUEST CE QU'UN COCHER ?-Le
departement du tresor Il Washing
ton Went d'6tre saisi, a propos de
la loi sur Immigration, de cette
%interessante ct epineuse question
Qu'est,ce qu'un cocher! Est ce III
ouvrler s'embauchant par contrat,
GU bien un simple domestiqne de
bonnie maison ? On volt quelle est
Importance de la question. ST
les cochers sont DIES ouvriers, on
ma pas lie droit den embaucher q
retranger, tandis cue s'ils sont de
simples domestiqnes de famille, on
peut ell faire venir tant qu'on vent
de tous les pays du monde.
La question a etc soulevee au
sujet lie NJ. W. G. Eustis, neveu de
l'ex-senateur de la Louisiana, qui
"a fait venir recemment d'Angleterre
un cocher nomme Thomas Hewlett.
A sou arrivee a Mew-York, How
lett IA Ell lie passage barre par les
Inspectors du bureau de limmi-
grafton. Toutefois, apres de Ion
CUES discussions, on s'est decide a
laisser Hewlett debarquer provi
soiremeut, Ell attendant que lie
%secIetaire du tiesor traDche la
question.
Beanconp de personnes seton
nent que la question ait pu etIe
agitee serleusement, car Giles
considerent lie cocher CONNIE lie
domestique de contiance de la
famille. |! Y a meme DIES mauvais
p~!aisauts qul a%ioutent que lie cocher
en- Amerique est UNI membre de la
famille, au moins en- perspective,
puisau'il arrive 81 solvent depuis
quelques annees quill enleve Ia
file de la maison!
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UN CRIME D%IABOLIQUE
Une jeune file tenue sur la vote
ferree.
Ellie est horriblement broyee.

Ellie est horriblement broyee.
Une depeche de Shreveport, Loni
slane, signale un crime qui denote
de la part de ses auteurs une
cruaute rare. La victime est nne
Jeune negresse de seize ans, Jane
w are, ct ses bourreaux sont egale.
ment des negres, les deux freres
John ct William Anderson. Ces
mlserahles prttendant avoir a Sc
pla1ndre, pour n u encore
NAL definie, de la jeune file, Sc
sont saisis dele ct FONT conduite
sur la vote du chemin de fer le
plus proche. On entendait dams lie
lolntain lie bruit dun train arrl-
want a toute vitesse; les deux
freres ont plis Jane par les pieds
ct par la tete ct FONT 6tendue ell
trayers des rails: puts lis lont
forcee a tester dams cette position
en- la menacant de leurs revolvers
jusqu'au moment on lie train etait
81 pres quill n'etait plus possible a
la file d'echapper a une mort
atfreuse. Ayant q%u'elle ait Gu le
temps de Sc relever, la locomotive
l'avalt broyee sous ses roues. Les
freres Anderson ont pris la flute,
mails la police assistee de nombreux
citoyens est a leur poursuite.
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la T.OT STR I,INNIGRATJ0N

LA LOI SUR L'IMMIGRATION.-
On mande de Washington que lie
departement du treSor Went d'6tre
saisi du cas- interessant dune
vieille immigrante allemande quill
s'agit de renvoyer dams son pays
Ell vertu de Particle de la nouvelle
loi interdissant lie debarquement de
%persoGnes atteintes de maladies
contagieuses. constitutionnelles on
repugnantes.
Une Allemande du nom de 10.
hanna Hlnnicks, agee de ~soixante
ct onze ans, est arrivee ces jours
ci a Baltimore ct a etc detenue
dams ce port parce qu'elle etait
atteinte Dun lupus GU tubercule de
la peau que lie medecin Inspector
declare 6tre repugnant ct DANCE
reux. Tn fills de la nouvelle venue,
etabli depuis quelque temps d
German Valley (lllinois, a telegra-
phie quill desirait prendre charge
entiere de sa mere, mails, malgre
celia, lie departement du tresor a
decide que Johanna Hinnicks
devait 6tre renvoyee dams o pays
par lie meme paquebol Qui lavait
amenee.
II est possible que raffaire soft
portee maintenant devant les tri.
bunaux federaux mails lie resultat
final he saurait fare l'objet d'aucun
doute. La loi est formelle: tout
immigrant atteint dune maladie
Iepugnante ct dangereuse doit 6tre
renvoye dams son pays, ct les
fonctionnaires charges d'appliquer
la loi mont pas lie droit de faire
d~'exceptlon.
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LOUER VENDRE

LIE soussigne. proprietaire de As, 900 acres de
terre situes dams la paroisse Vermillion, aux
environs du Lac Arthur, louera pour Ia
culture du riz on autre Ia dite terre aux
conditions suivantes.
Tn quart de la recolte iusqu'a cent acres,
ct I'M cinquieme au dessus de cent acres.
La terre est %entouree.
ii vendra a 5000 Facre. PAYABLE IN tiers on
Ia Motto compliant, ct la balance d un an on
deux ans de credit.
Cette terre est propre a toutes sortes de
culture.
S'adressera
j.. 2. GUEYDAN.
Shell Beach, paroisse Vermlllion. La.
Gu anx bureaux. de la S%ESTrNELLE de Thibo-
daux pour iniormations nrealabies.
Dec.-6-90
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Tn instrument perfde s'est glisse
dams la grande sale DIES pompiers
4 Thibodaux pendant les delniers
jours, nous devrions dire les der
nieres fetes. Tn des instituteurs
a introduit subrepticement, cache
sous son "duster," un instrument
diabolique appele Photographic,
lequel instrument enregistre mot
pour mot tons les discours prononces
ct toutes les notes, meme les
fausseS executes par rorchestre.
En- sly prenant de bonnie heuIe, on
pourra a un prix reasonable avolr
une seconde edition des jolies
chooses debitfes pendant ces quatre
dernierS jours ct en- ontre quelques
brides de conversation saisies paI
eli par Ia ct par instrument Ell
question.
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ExCURsIoN.-Uune grande ex.
cursion, partie de la Nouvelle
Orleans a destination de Galveston
Texas, nous a enlev6 plusieurs de
nos concitoyens ct amis don't nous
regrettons rabsence ST momentanee
qu'el!e soft. Ainsi nous avons WI
s'envoler mercredi deruier, pour lie
sLone Starr NM. Alcee Oncale,
Jos Lefort, McCulla ct Nine JOS.
Thibodeaux de notre vile. NM.
Sylvere Bourg ct Louis Lerille
de Lockport ct bien d'autres don't
les MONS nous echappent. Que
leur voyage leur soft agreeable!
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Notte vile est remplie d'institu-
teurs venus de tous les points
cardinaux: ce qui he nous d6plait
pas.
En- meme temps n nombreuse
delegation nous est arriy6e du has
du bayou venaDt temoigner pour
on contre dams la malheureuse
affaire L. Crosby, don't nous avons
parle dams notre dernier numero.
Des frmmes v6tues de deuil por-
tant des enfants a la mammelle,
DIES %jeunes gems, DIES hommes fats,
des gieillards href tout un exode.
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MUsIQUE EFT CoNCERTs.-Une

MUsIQUE EFT CONCERTs.-Une
des graDdes attractions des sean
ces tenues au Firemen's Hall ces
Jours derniers, Ga etc une serie de
concerts habilement organises ct
conduits par lie Professor E. Chol
81 connu dams ce pays depuis une
epoque ante bellum. Ces concerts
ont obtenu un vrai success ct ont
jete la note gale, la note agreeable
au milieu de tant de discours ct
de dissertations pedagogiques plus
GU moins bien comprises; malgra
lie talent reel ct lie bog vouloir des
orateurs.
Je me suis amuse d compiler les
artistes que llnfatigable Prof. E.
Chol a pu reunir autour de lui ct
mon cRur s'est serre de tristesse
N'allez pas c%roire, ami lecteur, que
l'eXagere a dessein mon aftliction,
loin de moi cette idee. Je ne suiS
qu'un profane, il est vrai; Zen
c%onviens, je favoue, ct maigre tout
Jadore la musique, surtout la
bonnie, ct ce me fut un grand de
chlrement de voir notre excellent
professor E. Chol 81 peu entoure.
Jadis NATION dit, les artistes
fou1millaient a Thibodaux ct par
artistes j'entends DIES vrals, de ceux
qui aimaientlar ct ne recherchaient
point l'obole du menetrier.
A Pheure actuelle en- ne rencontre
plus que de rares adeptes, on peut
facilement compter la demi douzai-
ne de musiciens ct de musiciennes
que possede quelaue pen du feu
sacrGe. On ma rien gagne a Get
abandon de ramour musical, on y a
meme beaucoup perdu ct je lie
prouverai ouand on voudra. Qua
ton mis- a la place? Que quelqu'un
me Ieponde ct ne sente le rouge
de la hCnte monter a son front.
II y await dependant lei tout ce
quill fallait pour continuer les
BONES traditions: I'M professeur
incompatible ct un noyau deja
fOrme de bOns m%usiciens.
On Sc contente maintenant de-
tudes 4 demi faites ct puis Fon
...sifne.
C'est determination de la desola.
ton.
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FORE AU CANAL HARANG-
La Foire donnee dimanche dernier
an Canal Harang, pour lie benefce
de l'eglise N. ID. du Rosaire a
obtenu un success inattendu ct don't
nous f6iicitons cordialement lie
Rev. Koehneu. Beaucoupdte ntrain,
une excelIente tenue ct ure ~recette
de un miller de piastres. Nous
demons ce chifffe sous b6n6fice
dfinventaire.
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WINS FRANCAIs EFT WINS DE CA.

WINS FRANCAIs EFT WINS DE Ca
LIFoRNIE.-Un vigneron Francais,
NJ. Rene Chabannes est en- ce
moment a San Francisco. II a
trouve placement a Los Angeles ct
dams la metropole de quelqIes
centaines de caisses de wins fins de
France. Tn les reportersdu Butle-
tin est allie interviewer Nj.
Chabannes pour avoir son opinion
sur les wins californiens compares
aux wins franeais. Notre vigneron
bordelais a repondu a Pintrigant
reporter que les produits de chacun
des deux pays avaient DIES
qualities excellentes, enforcement
distinctes. "Comparer ces produits,
c'est CONNIE 81 vous compariez la
beaute de deux voix: nn baryton
ct un tenor.
an. Chabannes fait remarquer
que les Californiens commettent
une erreur Ell vculant faire passer
leurs wins pour des wins francais.
Avec lie temps, ajoute t il, les wins
de California s'amelioreront beau
coup, c'est.a-dire au fur a mesure
que la terre perdra de sd force
productrice, lie sol jouant lie pre-
mier role: car a Bordeaux nous
avons plante des ceps de vignes
provenant de la California, qui
nous donnent excitement les
memes produits que nos vignes
propres.
"Les vignobles en- France sont
dams un etat tres satisfaisants ct,
par remploi du sulfate de zinc, on
a reussi a les guerir de la maladie-
particulierement du phylloxera-
qui les infestait depuis plusieurs
annees. A Bordeaux, il y a une
valIee de Is miles de long sur 20
miles de large totalement recon-
verte de vignes qui sont dams un
excellent etat.
LA France ne peut pas penser a
exporter des wins a bon marche.
C'est avec les wins de bonnie qualite,
seuls, qu'elle peut concourir avan-
tageusement avec la California.
Et deportation Sc fait particuliere-
ment en bouteilles ; le bouteillage
Dormant, aprAs s on 4 ans, lie
fameux bouquet recherche aux
wins lns.n