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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

DniSriINL PLACE 90 ntsISEss, rAuk
i cay. ulah. Noli.eis herein sven. that
on The ilh DAY II MAY .isai. A. Assessment 80.
% tNu rants psf shafr Was levied ON thn
rapIiAl stock of The corporation, payable win,
ln ih'ly days 10 he secretary u hat iake
mtut nay remain unpaid uu the ilth DAY ~
iuur, iHii, vi.i be Delinquent and adtCftiasl
for sale ~ pablo suction Ahd unlslH pifWFnt
n wade cfnfc Will BE- sold 90 ne fih daY uf
August, lHHl, ~ tho hour Of " an, a. the
rouphny'a nficc, Consultation nuilfinF, salt
take tltfI Utah, ~ pay the ngtnuurli aasgHss
meat, together with costs OF advertising and
expense nf sale
w. ! nunTns. Secretary.
a Man street salt iAtn CITY, Utah nrsi,
fcucej No, ~ =, tgguud Wet street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

II becomes mothers. from the moment
that their children begin 10 eat solid food.
20 $50 that they have meat aud vegetables
aud milk, eggs. fruit. bread aud porridgcs
of tho unholicd grains. aud A. little pastry.
fne Hour bread. aud confectionery NJ pos
.lhlr, In order TINT they may AZ once begin
tocrutlng tho material Tor sound second
toeih-whleh come undsr any clrcum.
stances, TO he sum, hut which under hostile
circumstances 20 without long waiting on
the order of their going IL II equally
necessnry O. sec that tho food rgtccs with
the child for n II Il not Of Kind easily
dlgcatcd. then the gases Of IT, fermentation
will rise aud inlnrs tho teeth, and tho
heated blood occiaIoncd by Indigestion will
make diseases OF the gums also huttiul to'
tho teeth, aud create more sUnslhlliiy la tho
nerves 20 palm and 70 heat and cold.
Alterations Of beat aud cold, by the
way, nru quite a. bad Tor tho teeth ~ indl.
ru,tille food, tho delicate enamel being
obclltnt, ns every other substance n, O. the
laws 81 contraction aud expansion, crush.
iug and splitting under tho process. aud
nfiorling opportunity for tho beginning u
decay by loiun-nt Of food. or even By tho
entrance Of tho common air. Thu. Il 10
hardly matter Of doubt whether Ice
water aud lev cream arc not of great detri'
nrnt 10 the teeth, whether good or bad for
tho stomach, and II hot tea and coffee, or
even plaiu hot water. arc not equally po'
tent FOE harm.
Nor must tho mother, n II can hc helped,
allow the lint teeth 10 ha drawn. Real
pain that cannot be allayed-ior there was
never yet philosopher that could endure
tho toothaehe patiently, sayp Leonato-is
the only thing that should make her Yield
on this point; aud II Is right that the fangs
of tho ilrst milk teeth should b. absorbed
In their place, aud not extracted, after
which absorption tho little crowns viii
drop away of themselves --llArpers liaEaE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

It was s. 8. Cox who declared that 1t
.he force could no utilized which IA
wasted by tho cows OF the country Ia
switching their tails we could have
power enough to run tho worlds ma.
chlnery. Acting on come such thought
~ this, perhaps, the man has now come
forward who proposes to utilize tho
electricity In the cats OF America, and
make them do tho electric lighting Of
this republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

The southern Baptists held conyou'
ton at birmingham, Ala, not long
since. The woman's departments Of
newspapers all over tho country arc now
shooting bnrbod arrows into the dele
gates because they appointed a commit
tee on womena work, tho committee
consisting OF dx men aud no women.
Brethren, we walk over volcanoes In
these womans rightish timeA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rnlle Of Jamel Mo,ti1 DecrlseI

Estate Of Jamei Moisi. Deceased,
n asderisnsd. Sdmihnna ,sfs Of The V
ate Of james Moses, deerAard. 90 the cred.
tors u, aud all persons having clAlms Asaintt
The said deceased, 10 thhhli then, win
after the nrtt publication ~ this notice, 20 the
said administrators, al the law unlev OF ilrhafds
aud M0ylr, Constitution hulldng, No 80 g.
Main street, IA The rity u AIT Lake and Ia Tie
County 81 salt i.atf,
FRED. q, NOsEs,
J. q. Musls,
Adm hislrAiors u the tsiAie oi james Moses,
dectafoi uAw atth
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n nEnEnN GIVEN ny TIM US
~ deffigned, lhafga Wells, administrator
creditors Of, aud all ptrsuna having claims
arainHt the tatl fefeased, u ehhihit them With
the Necessary voucher, within ten months
said IhHfts Nrlls, AZ No. 80 taHt south Temple
street, In the city and county Of salt Latr,
Utah Territory.
Dated May slsi, 1871, ....... ......
PHAnis WELLS,
Administrator Of The siiaie OF jane Wells
deceased. diaN - ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

However Presbyterian ministers may
differ In their ideas Of literal place u
torment after death, there Is no doubt
that tho doctrine Is still preached good
and strong in many Of tho mission sun.
day schools established 10 convert hea.
then foreigners In tho United States
Evidence Of this was given unmistak.
ably when Chinese witness was called
To give evidence Ia murder case IN
New York. "what will happen to You
II you tell q licy" asked tho judge. wish.
ing TO know II tho laundryman under.
stood. Theroupon tho ChlnaInan replied
with n vigor that rather startled the
judge himself that he would 20 TO tho
place which even orthodoxy Is now Try.
Ing to wipe from tho Theological page.
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NOTICE TO cR1DlroRs


fttAte OF Francis Am tAison, Deceased
NrOTICE n IEREBY GIVEN ny Tuy
~ undcrtiEned, Administrator With iho will
Hnnrred 81 The estate ~ iranres Anu Itialu.
deceased, 10 the creditors 81, and al persons
having elaims against the taia deceased, 10 "a.
hiht then, With 90 nereaisp vouchers, within
notice ~ the asidlAdm uItiratnf, with the viii
annexed, eaTc " Isaac n Widdeil, Attorney
% aud q kast fifst South strsrt, SAT- Nc
lily, In tue county nf halt Ltku, Tan TENT ~
Dated june aith if9l
ipskrH q. HAWLiNs,
AdminfirHior With Tie VIII ana fai Of
ifancos Ann iA'sou, N We a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02


NN READING ASn FILING TiiE rE
~ ttlan Of Abbif 4. rIgEolt adTinlsifaif|A
~ the estate uf taihrrue ~ CO. iifgutt. de-
ceased. tetiinr forth that she has n'ed bee dnal
account II her Administration upon SAD e.
tate In this Court that all TIN dllis % SAD -
tate aud Of said dereAio have teen fully plif.
and that = portion ~ sad ssisie remains 10 be
divided Aulung the heirs 81 $40 dfceafet, and
praying amour other thing Tor ~ order 81.
lowing sad nnal lrf rut ana o. dIstrihuuun ~
the residue Of aid estate among she persons
entitled
II h ordered that III rsftous itiefes'ef In
the catair ~ The said uttrrruc Allen ifs1us
deceased. be ani arreaf beiute The ltuuate
Court Of the County ~ Hali Lac, ~ the Court
Wfom o. said CONT, IN the County tautt
iisuse on Ntdassdag The 18Th dsy OF iu'y.lri.
a On O'Clock a. me- thea abi ihefe % show
cause why an order nllnwi1r ua|d nnsl account
and nt dittflbutiuu thuu'd not 10 made u the
fraIdur ~ sad estate Huunr The heirs 81 The
saii Ua,hcHne Alisn i1FEolt. deceased. accord
hts farthsr Ordered that tte clerk cause ~,
ilfss % mi, order 70 Dc 30 ttd IN three puhlic
piarss ~ Salt Tale County aui puhiiahrd in
ibe nTaTnIf tVtuNg NtWH, nesspsrCi
pfin 81 and cifrul1tsl ~ SAT- iatv tuuatyl
ihre wests auccessNciY neat. ttfufe the said
i4ih Gay % July irli,
Dated jnnr tlih i.il..
q. ". nAiirCif, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The uslit,ur. idAho Nlnisr Company tocA.
ZION ~ lfinoUM place % businrft, sat
Lake CIV TITAN. location 81 Miues and
wQftt Miarrsi MI nAiuE nisifiti, Stale
~ Idaho.
No1iuE,-TfiEuE y EitSouENr UP.
~ on thc following drstuh1l htotk. on 40
count % 49, usfnrnt ~ thiriY 'ini etuts per
share. levied on the ilth day " Arrl. ~. ihe
several ar cunts frt opposite Tho namgs OF tie
frHner I'VE Shareholders, 81 fnllnWa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02
NOTICE. on SAFE OF RtAL IsTATI.

NfuriCE n utntn1 OiNEN. THAT n
out uf sa't tale County, Territory ~ tab. iu
thr iaattff " the rHtafr % sarah MAtliua. do
csated, the untrffFnrd, inhn Z. buckle. 40
m.ulaifaturui tall estate, vail tell NJ private
~ tlfr confirmation OF HHId Probate Court, on
o. after ihu l'ih day ~ jay 4 10 pll, al thr
Ufff, title aut lriru = whiTh thr naId sarah
Matkifa hau 81 ihr time ~ nor nuno1Het nr
whlrh fnlu Uitair has Since aruuIfrd, iu aud 10
The fnllsWiua trHgt Of land in SAT- ialr CITY,
county Of FAT isle aud t0uiturV u tiah. 10
VT Tie raft hat ~ mo west hat " I % fau
til. in iiluek Thirty I've 'ail ui Pat ~, SAT-
tate CITY survey. Iotua ~ sale rtsh. ncrd
~ the expense " purchaser lids wust be m
WUtuF, lun way Dc lett a. TIE Hinrn ~ u rlle
4 sHn 80. gh fuuih Last Tempe street, nait
lake Gay, tab. ...
Administrator u The estate uf sanh Wat
klnt. deceased, dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

81 like that young Hicks" said Ethol's
father "ile's tho kind Of man that doesn't
know more than don
ayes" returned Ethers mother "Dut
DO you think a young man who knows as
lIttle aa that will yet on Ia the worldfp--
uarpers nazar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

The baroness Won Tenffel, better known
10 Americans as Blanche Willard Howard,
Is reported 10 ba aingulnrly happy Ia her
married lie. Her husband Is very proud
of her literary gifla, aud encourages her
In Der work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

LEGAL NOTICE.


In The MISTER Of NC rsaie Of ifonry uawdsn.
deceased.
IfrOS ngAniSg ANU FttfNg ritE ~
Y uu1n Of sarah ", nasdsn. pfatins for
TOE aimituoh a. probate u certain fpeu.
mrnt, herewith fIcd In this Court, nufp1ftinE
30 De- the last Nti and Tsusmsnt u The DO.
ceased. II uftefsd thft infay, the ION DAY
~ iuiY, 4. u i1i, BE- and 10 herebf appointed
fnr ths hrar'nf 0f ne proof " the execution
81 sal Wa, Al ioo'clocH q. 10. ef that DAY A.
NJ ~ uuiY roufi tiuusH In sat lake Coy.
tis further ordered thst the ficft cadse dah
n0uce thffeol 20 BE- Fiyou BY publication %
notice nf hsafinf ss'd peiitl1n In ihc nrsunrr
INHsiNu NtWa nrWaplIrr puh'lshrlln salt
tlito county, Tor 81 irast ton DAYS before sad
daY ~ huaruf ,.hd that n0tises 81 IN sans 10
mailed o. no hetfs teiiiitE m SIT iAse Csuniy.
I hereby ct ifil tYt tbs 10Th dsv ~ fuir,
isi. ~ near Tho rsiiiipa 81 stfah u. nawden,
ptNTiuE for aim'fsion 10 PROBATE " a rFftaln
durumout phfnsulns o. 10 the iast Wi and
tratamruf 70 litnu uaWlou, deceased
Wiugss Wy h.nf ~ 'ait Take ciiy, ihis hih
DAY of Juno, A. %. lstt.
q. ". nAHtCit.
iuuae ut saIi Court.
fsratl &. .. ALi.tN.
dtd Probate Ciefk.
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IN nTApfS0 AMI IitiNu TIM ~.
" ltinu Of Abide a, llFg 40 adininitifatfik
OF ths estate u George W. lfrgui dgrr q,
ssiiirg f0tth that she haa llcI her hnal a.
ra4nt 81 her administfatinn upnn san estate
M inc fi6uft that all tho drhis Of saif otiHts
and % said deoolsed have tgtn fallF raid, hud
that . portion Of said estate igmaihs % ~ ~
yidei am9ns the helrs % ~ a,c.a.si' ava
ING sad NAL account and dlltrihuuon % mo
residue Of aaid estate ananr me pefsous 90.
III. ordered that ailpersous iBisrcstsd IN
ne estate OF the iaid. osefro " ifsFoti,
deceased. b. ani appsaf before ne ffunaic
Upuri of Inc Cpuniy u salt lake, Al Tho Court
iiouse. on n eiresday, tho iiih d4Y u Juiy.
isll. a. 20 o'clock = IN ttsn aud there 10 ttow
ease why - urisf allowing Hail ahal =.
af Inc rsiidur % said ostats am1uF tho heifs
Of 10 said gorge W. rIssoii, dsecastd' &C.
enfiinE 20 law,
tees " ihii ofigr u BE- pos,sdin infee pulic
plares boz salt LAKE. Ouunty tnd puhlithsd 10
ihr DtHtuff tVHNisu HtWs, . Newspaper
tnnisi And circulated N salt Lake uouhty
''H ' " 'dW nAHron. Probate judge,
Dated June al'h. is7i.
Trmiroat ~ ur,u,I.
Uouniy oi salt i.aks,
I,C.I. Alicn, Cisfk OF Nc rrohats Court In
and for thr t-uniy ~ SAT- lats, "a uf Terri
tuy n ut-h, Do hereby osfiity mat he ioro
going IL a fuil, tue and correct copy u Urirl
aprtintinr tnno ana place fnr stttirment Il
nha sccoant. aud 20 hear leuuon ier daiIibu
uun satpeafa 81 forufi 10 ny omre,
DO wltncis whereof, have htfennto set mF
hand and ahNcd no seal Of said Coufi, ihI
SAL -''' - " 4 4. ALLAN.
nyC. y. STANTON.
DENNY UirfE daa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

In ,he Pfonate Court. IN aud for salt Lake
Couhly. Territory Of Utah,
I'm the Matter % the Eiiate % Harriet TAFT.
deceased.

A,rOTICE rs nFREui GIVEN THAT
~ iluabeth 4. Mobb. adniielsuatrK Of Inc
estste 81 llafTlnt TAit, dncrAsod mas zen,
esred Tor abatement and hied 10 said Courf.
her dnsi account ot be- afnliuisrAton Of sad
ostats AMI petition Tor hnAl distribution ~ the
reftdue Of sad estate aiunHF tho pefsnns on
utied thereto, and thai Friday, the LII
fsv u july, x. u lsai, Al " a b, AZ the
G9ut room II sad Court, 10 tho County unat
ritofy. has hasu duif sppainted bT the Judge
u SAD Court tor the aetilement Of sad AZ
count and heafing sad pcttion Tor distribu
ton. Al which time aud plsee aly perf0n Inter.
ssted Ia sald estAie nay appear aud show
cause, N any there be,vhy sAidAoepunt should
not he settled aud approved and nhai dislnbu.
lion made a. prayed for
UAyd Juua 18Th, isal,
q. y. AII.fs, Clerk Of Probate COun
Bye. 4. sIAS1Os. Depuy. d5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

Of Joseph l.. n. daham q al, Minors.
order to show cau.e vhy order Of sale Of
Real kspte should not b made.
S,ARAu A. MITCHELL GRAHAM. TIM
- Guardian Of the person and estate OF 10.
sruh q. " ffodfic e., william H., tloaa,-ara
o. and Charles ". .raham. MAJORS, having
died her pettiiou herein, duly verified, praying
tor nm order ~ sale ~ hll the real estate u said
mlnors, iof the purposes therein cot fofth. u a
hereby ordered that the nett of Mn uf the
wards, and Al pettnna Interested M the estate
Count on frdsy. the isufi dAi Of july. issi.
NJ 70 O'Clock In The forenoon u sad day, al
the Court Room ~ said Probate Court al Inc
County Couu House, To- the Ciiy and County "
salt Lake, ttih Territory. 20 show cause Why
hn order should not be- granted 10 the said
the said uihprl II private sale. A. shaii 10
necessary. aui that t1iyui this order BE- pun.
i.fhni nt least three suueusaWe Weots m the
ursuHtf tvEMsa NUws, = ntwsparef ptiuted
ald puu.ished ia SAD tip anitOuniy,
CIV. DA.iCn, Probate judge
rrrnironY or ur,H.I
county OF sait Lake, ""
&c. o.. Alsn, Ciofk Of the rfobatt Court Ia
Andfnr ne t-uniy ~ salt iase. IN the Terri.
eoing j. full. fue auf correct copy Ut order
b. shuN cause WhF order Of sale Of frt estate
should not be made, tn the matter Z the gatale
and auafdlnnstip ~ Joseph =. M efsham. "a
a ,ss a. . ,g bsy s'' segss ,1y S s,
hand AID Hfkci the seal Of sald Couft, this
~ faY u lane. A. u, isli.
sat g y. ALLEN,
tlcft VI Probate Coar.
deputy Jlert dsv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

county u salt i.Aie. ~
iC.E Aiirn, Cicrt ~ the Probate Court IN
All Tor Inc county ~ salt Ltts Boz the Isfris
tnfy ct Utah. 10 hereby certify that he f0fes
g1Ingis full true ani CORRECT copy OF order
aptBlntlnF uns aud place Tor Hriiirmrui NJ
Tnai account aud ~ hear urtiiIun or distfIiu.
tiun. ~ appears ~ record in mf uflrr.
In Witnftf uhsrrUf I have lrfH ut1 Get my
hand aud aintod the f.ll ~ tail Court, ihis
loih day % Jane, a. H., lHl.
ltEAll NJ y AlllN,
NC. H. STANTON. Dcuutf CIrfh. dN
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tie Probate siouft tn and for salt LAt
County, fcfniofy n Utah.
Order TO show Causc uhg order Of sale Of
neal l.tale ,honld nol ha made.

n the matter u the Estate and GuafdiAnthip
Of Joseph !. N. ofaham ct o., Minors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02

And In accordance with law and nm order u
ne Hoard ni Directors. made on tho ilih day
~ Apfll, 1871, - mAnY fhafcs ~ rnrh parcel
~ stock A. usy 10 uccepaT, vii b sold AZ
me NinTn ~ the COMPANY iu salt tAhr cry, on
luday tto .fh dhY ~ iunH, 1871, % z y, ~. o.
paT tie delinQufnt hsafttmnnt, together with
ihr cost Of ndNeftiing aud ftuensrd ~ sale.
Hl. order % The Hoard u Directors,
- 70 iloiiN, Aesink see'y.
SAT- L,KE CuY, Utah. June 20, 1901.
~ a meeting ~ tho Hoard OF DIRECTOR OF the
Ne leKus Idaho Mining Company held thus dHy 4,
the date 81 payment OF the above described dr
Ina emit ft1rst Wa extended from tho sNth
day nf junr, 1871, 10 che loih day OF july. lsHi,
NJ Tho fame hnuf AVID plHce
~ order u the Hoard VI Directors
D, -, HohN, AcunE sec'y.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-18
RUDINl is ALL RIGHT.


His Position in Regard to the Incident
Misunderstood.
New Yo2E, April 1S,-A special cable
from Rom says:
see by the cables which havA reached
here C. ncerniny the dir lomatic incident
now in rogA IS of settlement, that a
very grave misunderstanding exists as
to the attitude of the Marquis Di Ru-
DIM in the whole affair | have the
premiefs individual Judgment of tn
trouble as direct as possible without
talking with him personally, and as
sure you thaC he is very well disposed
toward the nited States government,
and that Il satisfactory settlement of the
dispute will ce talnly lie 70, nd The
Marquis III Rudini will do al he can to
bring his about
The premier was not wel-informed
concerning t tatls of our emigrants
in the Uni5td States Wien this tompli-
cation was u!deny y thrust upon him
and demanded a. sudden action on his
I art as the od cial guardian of ltalys
interests and ItaIy's sub ect3 in her
foreign relations and the hasty protest
which the occasion made inn reratiye,y
necessary left him no time t. become
ac il ainted with the peculiar details of
the situation before opening communi-
cations with Alr. b aiue.
Almost Immediately an exhaustive
memo a1dum was placed in the N al ,uis
Di kudini's hands, emanatlng from an
Italian source, explaining the circam-
stances a ID 20 sibilities of tn case, and
probably to this i'll some measu, may
have leen attributable the changes
which have been made in tone of his
late. demands upon the United States
government At the same time have
been informe an interpret alton on the
international aspect of the New Creams
a air was sent to the president Cf the
chamber of deputies, and | have learned
that all intelligent and unbiased italians
look upon the asair with patience and
common sense.
The 4 arquis Iii Rudini has long been
an eminent man in Italian politics and
government, but has never before been
prom nently assoc ated with the CON
duet Of foreign affairs, and the re ations
of the states 10 the Federal government
are, ! am convinced, difficult to be com
pretended at first b Il h by anyone here
who has made them study. The
premiet has done only what he was
obliged by his position to do, although /
confess with misunderstanding which
places him in an awkward attitude.
So far as | have been able to learn,
Mr. b aine's communication is received
with favor and admiration among the
best informed Italians whose patri tism
does not blind them to facts. At the
same time, in some political quarters
some disappointment is exr ressed at
MIR. Blaines insistence on the status
quo, and at what is termed his vague
and 'inconclusive' presentation of the
case
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-18
MERCHANTS HUSTLlNG


In an Effort to Get Share of the South
and Central American Trade.
Advices from New York are to the
effect that the reciprocity treaties and
the postal subsidy act are already bring
ing to that city business men who hope
greatly to increase their South Ameri-
can trade. Manufacturers and jObbers
are getting down their aliases ard max
ing inquiries about the cities and
provinces along the coast and the pro-
ducts which they export, and the Amer
ican article which they are most likely
to want. The tide of business turns to
the southwark the more quickly because
it is believed that it is not yet most al
vantageOus to try to attack the strongly
intrenched European companies for the
European mail service. In Central
America and the West Indies, however,
are feds for the American producer
and manufacturer and the American
ship-owner,
one difficulty to b. avoided is the ad-
dition of mail service at the expense Of
commences for example, it has b en-
questioned whether lines of service
which simply provide for fast mails
mot stopping at many ports will not
interfere with commerce, and, while
the postal subsidy bill, Is its name indi-
Gates, intended to provide for faster
mails. it was also evidently the inten-
tion of congress that commerce should
be promoted. Many ports, upon this
reasoning, oug It to be reached. 1t is
also true that the business between the
ports of Brazil and the commerce world
is done good deal by cable and not so
very much by mail. In the first place
there is not much family nor friendly
cor: esp ndence Small orders might be
made by mail, but the larger transac-
tions are made by cable.
TIL coffee markets al over the states,
for instance, get the price of Rio coffee
every dav by cable: al the rubber
markets know the price Of rubber in
Paris every day by cable: large nur-
chases of lard. flour and provisions are
ordered by cable a good d al is to be
said. therefore in favor Of affording
good facilities to the way ports Steam
ship men have noticed their business
grow where this Iolicy OF touching fre-
Quently and often has beenfollowed. II
may be said, too, that many ports,
especially in Brazil, are becoming more
and more Important rs trade Centers
1t is leieved 10y many that Santos will,
in few years, ship more coffee than
Rio. and that the American goods hat
will have to be distributed from that
point will be as large in amount as hio
Pernambuco and Bahia. with their in
creased sugar interests, are SURE to be
very important distributing points for
American farm products and manu-
featured articles,
The title of the postal subsidy bill was
.To provide ocean mail service between
the United States and forei n ports and
to promote commerce. The problems
before the postmaster general do not re-
late simply to expediting the mails Int
imply also that the best use shall be
made of the money appropriated with
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MILLING COMBINE.


A Consolidation Which win Rank Next
to the PilIsbury- -Washbum Plant.
MTNNEAPoLIs, April 19.-It is now
very probable that, before the lst OF
May the Northwestern Milling comp
any will be actually incorporated, This
corporation will probably be combined
capacity Of 1850 barrels per day; it
will be next to the Pillsbury- Washbuln
plant the largest III ling concern in the
world, the Washburn- Crosby company
ranking third, with $500 barre
ca acity.
1t will possibly comprise the plants at
present known as the Galaxy, Columbia,
Nor hwestern, enith, Crown Roller an
Petit mills, and in that event will take
the place Cf the following concerns:
Galaxy mills, Columbia Milling com
pany, Sidle, Fletcher, Holmes company,
Christian BROTHERS Mill company and
Petit, Christian & Company. TIL Sc
mil S, with the exception of the last
named, are practically new ones; that
is, they have either recently been over
hauled or are under contract to be re-
modelled.