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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

To INV EDITOR or TEE SUS-Siy: A cable from Landau
just published by you about interview with the In
dian capitalist III London Mr. SsvrojL in which he il
called iilndoo ana reported saying hat In
India attracts only the unedGcatsd. call for comment
This gentleman is not indo6 but rstse, AND thar.
fore not competent to speak for the Brahnins And
indoos Of India The unsduested that land Lave at
been reached 10 any great extent by theosopny a. II IL
an English speasing movement but the large numb.rs
OF tho intoos who have Ken 10 IL are All e.uc
mon OF Tho ilr d % faith-that Of the Urahmus-an
also the PArsees and some Mohammedana How mi,
gsnemsns ideas and dishelets AFFECT the question Of
tho honesty 81 Mrs be.ant In saving she haa heard
sihce I've death ofhms blarHsky ON ~, very acrIts
Nine. NavAtsky use To kAy sue heard from i rsnhne
hnl.rsiani bur II 10 proUAbi. that the
Ihi!hg mat 10 nust aot Az interview nh sune an.
SNck upon t.is neAithy FArsss II Is almost inIos.
sibe TO get tue educated iinalus ILuu 10 llys m,
on'n"h On Tho subject since they also breyo m ~
adePts ana fhins it EossDs for tlsm 10 uni 10
win the hI-cipe. II they see Mt
1he n-rit mat the IhsOs0pBical Society has in tns
eye; OF the Educated liinaoO that u is mi
IN the Hav OF rrHgress and true religion because of lis
duxba'sin of hestsru ~ sous -rsiens and aI.o III A.
The movement has canset the or iI.rds Ia in,n
thsr eyes from the < i'Ier mater. ~ III.
Nrst 70 ths gHt!rn buggy s~irt,uA. rrI'yon ~ thsIs
ime"th'rs I'M. 'earnri m l iuiIa from 4, q.
heonPhg Z" a. the great four ne NJ M nj ~,
car fs"s'oh me ia"'I "'aesrT'a al "a ,ue And
T.y,,o,u,c., So.,. NttHn Q. JrpGk.
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VEGETABLES FOR EDIT0Ra
The sense. GOOD, 80 Subscribers Are hsg'
n,us sspse,men. TO Bacterial Rooms.


ASsoS1A, Conn, Sept. This has been
good season for vegetables. in spite OF the dry
weather. John Gilbert Of New Haven rec"'ved
pleasant mention In the Register Tor tomato
weighing ne pound flitccn ounces, and before
tho paper had been distributed j. W. Jero!d OF
Branford went into Ernest Gartholomews
garden PAT Eli. aud picking tomato Weighing
IS ounces. hurried 10 the Register once with
IT, or course, col. Cshori 2. tho editor. had 10
give Mr.. Jerold a SCI don also.
Potatoes are ioing well this sea,on Henry
Peek " " Woodbridge marchet mo the .ihson,n
Err.iuy Srjiinr! office one day last week with
monster, which weighed an even Two pnuniy,.
Batucn Ellis OF Wooduont saw the Item Coz.
Emc, son made about Tie Wool ridge tnter.
and after digg ng half .iozen hills ~ MS 20;
upon Col. waldo OF the Sanddrd. hmGtinH one
of the same variety which to2fcd MI ieek
C, r. Teecaer OF Woodbridge is holding
sort oil modified country fair 1T his home, anu
invites tho Eeighbors to place anything ra-
tecially nice On eyh hilton there. one man
brought in u bunch OF tomatoes contniniLg
nine each ono OF which weighed pound. Two
girls came in will aul,,es raised from seol-
ling, one of ,7hlch weighed a pound and Tour
OUNCES. tho other u poEnd apd SIX ounces. Al
pIIOnss ickcl OF Ansonia called !Sehtiue' re-
portcr's attention to i've Hubbard s1nashes IN
h cornficld, meas uring 80. Sd, 81: %. and 60
inches In Circumference respectively. Az thoy
VIII con niue TO grow until the middle ot Oc,o.
tier size will l,e when they ARE ready to DICK;
e. l.. Iloyt. who lives in birmingham, picked
sixteen uenis from u young tree. all the tree
bore. They weigh ed nine una malt pounut.
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What should BE thu Limits OF the
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4 WATERMELON FEAST.


IS3pi me Gvoe. 1tEoeTl..
Rocky Fonp. Col. Sept 3.-Five thousand
long grren watermelons OF tue SwRnI y
.aris;y were mr., nngsd 10 huge pile WITHIN
low hoard incIosuro under the shade Of New
Cottonwood Grove in this pleasant little village
this murninc. Surrounding these Watermelon
were little pyramids Of cantnloupes, some 2uOO
or 5000 in number. The top OF this board Ia
closure scr, ed as q liable on which tbs melops,
sliced by big knives into halves. wore laid.
only to b. .aesr.y assaulted BY waiting crowds
as they could stand. The only Restrictions
were numerous rmdey painted signs tackled TO
trees, reading. Please leave your rinds upon
tho tables"
This WAS Melon Day Mt Rocky Ford. and this
moon rem was the cent's OF ull !ntersst. and
every one Of the 5000 visitors present At this
annual festival were welcome to as much
melon as they could stow away. Ten years ago
Il single ranehman, named Il. ". Swank. was
raising melons for market in this valley. The
quality OF HIS product was so superior that 100
Now tho village of Rocky Ford is in the cen re
Of thousands OF acres OF watermelon vines.
while as far as the eye can reach stretch pro-
life fields Of grain and hay. tnterspersed with
young orchards and lu1urient yege hb Bile gar
dens. All this is the suit Of irrigation during
the past ten years. No wonder the residents
Of this valley delight in celebrating this An
nual melon day.
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Tho State Of Missouri in fseuudy Of resourcsa fer.
tuity Of soil aud variety OF adaptations 10 unequaisd
Take gigantic pair Of dividsS place foot at the
junction OF the Missouri and the KAw. draw . circle
$50 miles 10 diamster and within s periphery will be
found the garden spot OF the the Garden
Eden psrhaps but st least the ad.snng quarter sec.
ton
ahis 10 not perfect paradise II has Its faults II IL
like It's Missouri River which Ia little too thick
for beverage and little too thin for cultivation.
Tho area mentioned has some occasional secsnsrio
ties of climate. There are times when no man can
safely venture out without overcoat, fan light
ming ROD. and umbrella II IL the coldes. hottest
wsltesI dry.s; region in the world when It Is cold
tue mercury disappears In tho bulb Whom IL 10 no
word Is adequate for purposes Of pAr!son sxcsp,
tho one for which substitute 10 provided In the re-
vsed portion OF the Nav Testament. when II 10 wet
men grow cbfooted When Il 10 dry water bwcomsa
what whistsy Is in Kansas natural curiosity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
The Park Place Dls,ster

To Tux EpiIoR or Tns srS-Sr: The investigation
IN the Park place disaster have drftcd from
that @; placing the responsibility for the great loss Of
lie more to ascerta ming whether the building was
overwhelmed and collapsed thereby explosion &C.
Cured which brought Tho building down. TITS sesms
10 be an investigation III tho Interest OF he insurance
companies by winch they hope 20 establish the fact
tina, the building colap.si by oftne
and thereby save the INSURANCE. what they uould be
obliged TO those business who lost the all
would hardly appear tina, this proper duty OF
the Coroner Jury that Of fighting the battle OF ,hes.
insurance corporations They reprs.sn,s cd and
working Fight lii the hands the nsarsne. coTSo..
me great question in this matter 4, who is re.pop.
HE for the wholesale Inanuf~r dangerous mi
s.... mss ss " E So.
s.J..s: .. ~,
ana: :1s T. II: Tlnyio. SSaas
N. s';s
suiS' n. r..
I:lG Sronss .na as. S ss.i
.s.'; .asf, Isss: ss,.sd on Sis:
SS%,o.;a %S,! a.shls Ss:r Sissy -:
$.s.:ioS sfsi .P:a.,. si.s. vi" re S: 81"
* Z" n; ss
she sa. !ist r.. them
nsRhIh. s.n ,: i.n.a BY ID. %r. rs
nsphss :s..
~ the .. 40. ~
well g. asestIsn TO what extent these parties eIrscdsd
SOD .aa tt. s9
nal Issponsl6itr IN this matter can be placed
linus one great Tact That seems To hav. os sight
St-.hat there YOU haze been IRE PARK n acc
e amneI ma y not been Tor the naphiha that Was
AZ barr esAnd $50 the aieohoi that was used in
ths bronze manufacture. " :"
ss: :ss s ' .:i r., 20.
RESTAURANT cellar thereby showing plainly that ibs
raooer cement aud alcohol the esusss Of
,o,d ss mannfastuIs Of aunpowder. 6reworis esilu
Pf9hissssd within city limits WY then discriminate
~ tns "poissais manufacture OF rubber Cement liquid
MiopAe snd othsr IKE DANGEROUS things where 10
many iives are liable TO be sacrificed. ~ "
ne oafsners Jury certainly cannot conn ets their
Sk rteout svine these matters csrsfui cou,drrA
t,oa sus Isssssy placing the criminal responsibility
cmssa familiar With the asnssrs In ihs ufactnrs
wa ehsmh' BE- the pIops. o1s in these iinosf
ssS foAk BUSINESS AAH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

CRE.yA Sept THE Cincinnati Con ference asse IN.
bled early this morning. After routine business was
disposed OF reports from ministers called for The
Row, DR.. Keen OF Walnut Hs TO tho surprise OF the
Conference asked for and granted : sapernumss.
AIRY relation. lie has received invitations 10
In special svanRelisc services tho sessions
Of different ConfersnceI and feels his duty 10
give his pastoral work. for time At lsas, engage
In this form OF WORK.
White heartily endorsing Dr.. Keen. Bishop Foster
took his deepest convictions against
the employ tho Church Of rowing irresponsible
evangssts. lie thinks tney are cur,s to tho Church
vampires no calls them. The pastor 10 himself TO b
the evan Rslist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

The Congress OF Brazil has not thus far
justified tho hopes Of the friends Of the young
republic. Tho new Constitution o! the country
is vol constructed: the President is = serious
and accomplished statesman; he has secured
the services OF several compstent Cabinet ofti.
GERS. and many OF tho members OF Congress-
arc able and patriotic politicians Yet. during
the three months that have rassei since the
opening Of tho first Congress elected under
the Consultation. there has been hardly any OF
tho legislation that is needed by the country.
Time has tsen wasted in acrimc niou- .iobate
rival factions have wasted their strength in
fighting or thwartinc each other. and specu.
lative schemes Involving rrivnte interesra
have taken precedence over public business
Of serious Importance to the country.
The new republic has been well sustained
for Two years By the brazilian reor,e: tho
Congress elected Ly the peopls will make o
grlevous mistake by weakening public conn.
dence in it.
Unless there be an Improvement In the con.
duct OF Congress, we shall probably hear OF
the resignation OF President DA FoHsEcA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
The Bride Stood Behind the Bars.
From N, Florida TIMES. Cnfon-

FToM Iht FIofIdd Timrt. tHiOn-
K!ss1MMEE.. Sept. 1.Sa'urday afternoon,
mnre nesro @an AND ana Wh nrs, the lai
wit u marriage license. appeared at tho Juil
and asked to be admitted. The doors could
side and the woman OH tho inside. while tho
policeman held al mbrelln over the preacher
outside slowly walked after the moving jail
while the ,prsncher read tho marriage cere-
mony ard 10, made the nair man snd wife; tho
for the man TO hold: Aud thus they joineI
their right hands and started out in life with q
Hs the combination could not raise sufficient
money t. settle the fines.
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3'hs Sunday Newspaper and The Sun.

80" 5unuay Nc"spuper huu INC Suu.
Tie Sunday newspaper must presently
assert itself as tho most potent vehicle Of
contemporary English literature. The field
Of tie quarterly magazine, tho monthly
magazine, tho literary weekly, and the So
called weekly story paper hns tccr occupied
by tho Sunday paper. The functions OF al
those periodicals havo been assumed. and
the public now looks to the Sunday edition
OF tho daily newspaper for all that Is latest,
freshest, most important. aud bes. In CIV.
rent literature o, all varieties.
MARX TwAIS's now novel has been pur.
CHASED for $4,000 by THE SUNDAY Sun. In
week or two The SUNDAY SrS will beg in
p series Of letters by this most popular o.
ali humorous writers. They will contain tho
fruit Of his observations during his present
tour Of Europe. and the first OF them are a.
ready on the way. Tor these letters MARX
TWAIN receives sl.ooo each. which wc think
Is tho highest remuneration that any writer
has won.
TIE SUNDAY SrS has paid ROBERT Louis
STEVENSON $4,000 for q series OF letters
from the Southern Pacific md they are now
appearing in each issue and each and every
one is masterpiece.
WILLIAM DEAN HewELI.s Is easily the
flrs. living American writer o. polite lc-
tion. TIE SUNDAY SCN has just paid him
$4,000 for his new novei. - The Quality of
Mercy" and It's publication Will begin In
The SUNDAY SUN OF Oct 4 1t is a most
fascinating story, and In its narrative
interest far superior to anything else that
Mr.. HowELLs has so far produced.
A continued story by JOEL CHANDLER
HARRIS, Uncle Remus," charming nara
two Of plantation days in Georgia, will pres
emily begin In THE SUNDAY SUS.
Tho celebrated naturalist, ST. GEORGE
MIvAHT. Is contributing now to The SUNDAY
Sun the most important and Instructive
series Of papers on Natural History that has
ever appeared in any periodical.
There is no striking contribution to the
volume OF science but 1t will first see the
light in THE SUNDAY Sun.
In contemporary historical literature the
most important papers by the first o! LIVING:
writer's are first printed in THESuSDAYSUN
The SUNDAY Sun h;r, secured simply
everything that Is ~ ,g Ill 81 class liz literary
matter that NAV i,n valuable and attractive
to tho public. Il there Is anything OF sur
passing interest or Importance within til,
compass OF any periodical. it will be found
in The SUNDAY Sun. There is no important
project now to be discussed upon the literary
horizon that is not already included In IKE
SUNDAY SINS list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Cneasiness at Samoa,

SAN Francisco. sert 7.-Advices from Samoa
per steamer Mariposa say that tho country IL
in state OF great unrest. AIataafa is still at
Mal'c with 500 or 400 men. and has sent out
messengers TO raise party In his behalf tits
understood that the Government Is only watt
Ing the arrlva! OF an English war shin to max o
Joint demonstration In the three nations
and TO punish the natives VINO refuse to obey
hlalieton. Unless some action is take without
delay there will probably be trouble. The
great cause OF complaint among the natives ia
The way In which the salary list is climbing up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Didn't "Queer" the Preacher.

A clergyman we'll known 10 Buffalo peopls
says that when the Lord made him He forgot
to put any pegs in his mind on which TO hang
the names OF his acquaintances. He can re-
pastor Of q large church u few mont his ago.
and after discharging his duties long enough
TO know his sheep by sight. he was visited one
evening by a lady whom no knew we'll but
whose name no could not for tho iise Of him.
recall. Wishing to be reminded Of It without
exposing his ignorance he said:
Let me see. ah-how do you spell your
namel"
dignity,
70; moment the clergyman was foored.
re:oining:
oh: then you don't smell it with ayr"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
Secretary Tracy Befricnds = Disappoiated
COlOred Girl.
From The PHILADELPHIA Record

WAsHINGToN. Sept. 4--Until recently William
F. Field. colored had been, employed as the
valet OF Secretary Tracy. Field won the heart
Of Annie Wright. domestic in the Secretary's
family. ana Mr.. Tracy was 80 pleased with the
prospective union that be showered his bless
away for the summer gave lucrative appoin :
I msnt to Field Ia the Navy ne:artmsn.: prom
Cards were issued the brides trous sean se-
cured. and every preparation made. when
Field borrowed SO from bis fancte drew his
tary Tracy WAS much chaxrined on his return
home 10 learn, OF the ,pertidy Of his old valet:
aud generously consoled the disappointed girl
by an increase in salary and payment OF the
money Field had borrowed IRON her.
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Sho Dances Jixs ut los.

From The Allentown Chronic'e Ser,
South Bethlehem has resident Mira Mary
Gallagher. who says she is 1903 years old and Il,
able to dance a lig with the same agility that a
young man ~ 70 could perform the ieai On a
recent visit I" this city she entartaine ed Lor
friends win an exhibition OF her dancing
mis- Gallagher does her own washing and "a
RpraroTty good for some years 10 come Her
sight is good aud she is not required to weSr
glasses. She has three children ranging in
age from 20 10 20 years. -
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willard Gl..,er K.ar.cover. hi, Lax. {.

To InS Epiroa OF THI sUs-Sir: Capt Giazisr tho
msndaeous "discoTerer" has Just returned to Mime
apollo with party Of iouriits whom he ,uduc by
some means 80 with him to the head waters of the
Mis,ssipp and his 10 this State now ounce
that he has the source Of the great
river Ills companions on the expedition ready to
back his c aims. OF course they are That rus what
they taken to Lax Iasca for. The value Of tho
verde, Of packed Jury is Always rightly estimated
ioGrs J. FLETCHER WILLIAMS
Secretary Minneapolis Ills oricAi Society.
ST Psui, ssItL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

From the san Pranct,eo chrontc.S

An organ grinder who has been in this city
for month has scheme which Is making
him q small fortune
Instead OF the customary one monkey this
Industrious son OF Italy carries two. When he
stops III front Of a saloon the ordinary tricks
OF climbing and begging are dispenssd with.
nude by the owner With any oi the spectators
who are SO inclined as to which monkey will
win.
The owners bets are freely taken. AMI they
rarely &c, against, him. The, result Is that
ably receive few nicks's he now rscrires dol
lars.
Yesterday q reporter watched the man with
new City Hall. whore he was surrounded by q
large crowd. who were freely contributing their
mueician.
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4 Great Paper for q Great People.
EI0na fhk Rdncny DdIIn Nsins

There In the country that keeps It's fingers
closer on tic pulse OF the people than TaE suh By
kespnT able correspondents in all parts Of the world Il
s'nsb's TO know ana report everything of Interest
tbat gony while the editors catch those facts
they come in. and from them draw conclusions Aad
make predictions that are morals Of infusion aud
accuracy.
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A Never.faI,,ur Sc sem..

huntH-rhi' rsn'inducing business Is . new thing
entirely. believer "''s
h'oopumpsr-k Nonsense ! could always bring on =
smH' shower BY going out without an umbrella and
with my boots nicely backed "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

Time Keeper How is 1t that you are bshind lima,
car conductor-I dou kuow.
1'ns ssspsr-i have an idsa yos ere In the hsbs, ,
susPieions confirmed, on Iou 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

ests that Mr.. WHITES would find cold and
uuresponsive. Mr.. WHITE knows good
deal about what he calls the warfare between
religion and science, but what does he know
about the warfare Of CowrE and the Wicked
GIBBS or the struggles in dc FIT and de
Ate? He has read a good deal about GAIr-
LEO, but his ignorance about the Rcpub-
leans below Fourteenth street is great and
Sad. Does lie know how much Mr.. JOHN
PRocroE CLAnKE's committee OF Twenty.
first district Republicans think ~ civil service
reform OF what use vii his knowledge
OF G1oRDANo BRUNO and NICK CoYsn.
NIcUs be to him when he comce 70
face the JoHr J. O'BR1ES Association and the
Hon. JOHN ELIOT BRoDsXY? How will he
interest the Hon. JACOB MOSES PATTERSON
AID the Hon. SCION BnAstDAs SMITH in
AvERRoEs and Av1cESNA? What do the
patriots OF the Business Mems Republican
Association care for his cycu-suses into
science or his collection OF books relating
to the French revolutlonp In the lanGua go
Of the candid Republican leaders OF this
town. he is a jay; and they never can be
made to take him for an eagle
Mr.. BECKER, on the contrar:. is delight
fully unliterary. He has human qualities
that recommend him to the boys. He Is more
interested In the warfare OF tho Prohibition
lists against alcohol than in the warfare Of
religion and science. He has Erie county at
his back and Erie county is OF somewhat
more Importance in politics than the faculty
OF Cornell University. OF the two willing
Republican statesmen. the Buffalo man
seems to have the advantage Mr.. WHITE
is nice man. but the post OF President OF
tho Board OF Regents is moro suited TO his
temperament than that Of Governor.
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To be Centlassd.

"Nrs Brown and never Qasrrsisd but sncs"
""hst' lbssrd yss TIVE weeks ego. sAd heard ysu
again today"
1t wAs the sams quarrel slr,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

"vou have forgotten something SIR" SAID the waiter
A. the diner was leaving
Keep II for your honestly replied the snsrous
mAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08

The Canadian provinces, like the Anne rican
states. are rejoicing over Unprecedented har-
vests Of grain this year. and especially over
the fact that the export OF wheat from Canada
will be moro than twice as great az 1t was
last year. We congratulate our Canadian
neiRhbors
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Subscription by Mai,-Post.paid.

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY sry.
fssued Tomorrow morning must be handed in
This erenin1 before c O'Clock.