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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Offers Ladies' Long Capes, value Si.25. now &. Is.
Ladies' Flannel Blazers, value S2.15 now $3.50.
Ladies' Cream Colored Jerseys value S2.5 $780,
Ladies' Cream Silk Embroidered Jerseys value 81 81
One Lot of Ladies' Blazers, value 15c Sc.
Ladies' Calico Wrappers, value s.. 90, Csc.
Ladies' Fanneette Wrappers. value Sl.5O, now s1O0.
Ladies' Linen Busters, value $780, now 81.
Ladies' Mohair Connemarahs value $500. now $3.50.
Ladies' ALI wool Bathing Suits, value $780, $3.50
Ladies' Black Embroidered Cashmere Capes value $780,
S2.25; value si25 $500
FIFTY OTHER BARGAINS IN THIS DEF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

consisting OF First representative district.
Councilman to be nominated at same time
and place and by same convention as rep
resentatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

as draught animals is because harness, if
and that made in Chih, of tanned leather,
is worthless. Consequently horses are
used only for the coach and the saddle
Chilians are extremely fond OF horseback
riding, and a tolerable horse costs about
500. The best of mules bring only from
$40 to sl5, and donkey-the most abused
creature il Chilli, yet the most hard work
ing and faithful-can be bought for about
1850
The total valuat ion of Gillian real estate
is estimated at 5000 000, 900. Statistics say
that last year IA, 000, 900 bushels Of wheat
were produced, 5000. 900 bushels of barley,
500, 600 bushels of corn, goo. 1000 bushels of
beans, 5000, 900 bushels of potatoes and
II, OO0, 900 pounds OF wool-not bad show
ing, considering the limited area Of the
agricultural districts. But Chili's great
source of wealth is in the product of her
mines which include all the important
metals and minerals known.
The most interesting time of day on the
Ferreiro estates is toward sunset, after the
O'Clock dinner is done. First there are
upwards Of 200 cows to be attended to,
which are driven into the corral and MIXED
by the women. The tawuy, bare footed
milkmaids take no chances Of being kicked.
for every cow, however gentle, has her
legs firmly tied to stakes before the milk
ing begins. Cattle raising must be profit
able in Chilli. A COW, comparing favorably
with our Texas and Colorado cattle, sells
here for about so, and steer brings from
$50 to $l00-high prices considering that
shelter IL not necessary and abundance Of
grass grows throughout the year. The
milk is made into an excellent quality of
butter and cheese all for export ct good
Prices. q the northern half Of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

convention to be held at Richfeld, Sewer
county. and to consist OF 80 members,
allotted as follows:
Sewer county. 80. 80
Willard county .......... 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

consisting Of Juab county, excepting Mona
precinct, Tooele county and Bingham pre-
cinct. Salt Lake county. Convention to be
held in Eureka, Juab county, and to consist
, of fifty members allotted as follows:
Tooele county is
Bingham precinct, Salt Lake county. 6
TENTH DISTRICT,
consisting of Summit and Uintah coun-
ties. convention 10 be held at Coalville
Summit county, in county court house, and
10 consist of 80 members allotted as follows:
Summit county. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....39
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
consisting of Provo Bench, Provo, Lake
shore, Lakeview and Springville precinct
of Utah county, convention TO be held at
county court house in Provo City and TO
consist of 80 members.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
consisting of Spanish Fork, Thistle. Pleas
ant Valley, Benjamin. Salem, Goshen, San
taquin, Payson, Fairfield and Spring Lake
preciucts of Utah county, Mona precinct of
Juab county and Thistle, Milburn, Fount-
ain Green and Fairview precincts of San
Pete county, convention to De held at
Spanish Fork, Utah county, and to consist
of so members, allotted as follows:
Precincts in Utah county.
Mona precincts in Juab county. ...... 2
Precincts in San Pete county. 10
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT,
consisting of Sanpete county Excepting
the precincts of Thistle, Milburn, Fountain
Green and Fairview), convention to be held
in county court house, in Manti city, and to
consist Of 80 members
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
consisting of Wasatch. Emery and Grand
Counties. convention to be held at Price,
Emery county, and to consist Of so mem
bers. allotted as follows:
Wasatch county. .-.......-.-...... %
Emery county ...--.----.------.-.- "A
Grand county -...---..-.---......-. 3
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT,
consisting Of Sewer and Millsrd counties.
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OF Liam 70 Wnom tney owe money, they
are thus kept in perpetual slavery When
the men assemble In the morning at the
tap of the sunrise bell, an overseer writes
each ones name in a convenient place: and
when the days work is faithfully done.
puts mark beside his name. AT the end
of the week the marks are counted and
each man receives his pay according to the
score. AS q rule haciendados and poems
get along well enough together, and the
servant will fight for the master to the
last drop of blood in his body. As, in the
Old World, centuries ago, feudal wars are
kept up between estates, through so many
generations that the original provocation
is entirely forgotten, and sanguinary con-
ficts are constantly occurring, for the peon
Of the Capulets is always more than will
ling to cut the throat Of servant of the
Montagues.
As on the other haciendas, Senior Fer
reiros' tenants begin work at 6 q. m, hav-
ing previously eaten a desayuno Of bread
and coffee. Then each goes on to that part
of the estate which is 70 be the scene of
his days labor. carrying with him cows
horn Of water and small bag Of meal.
These are bis rstioRR for the midday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-05

Black Founcng IS designs value 2
value 50 s4.75, worth S.
Embroidered Founcings
| s1.50 value $500, Sl90
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FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM.


wAsafssros. Ns.. 80 w ] Pollock.
,aseslssese~ts Of fhe tree delivery .ysiem
OF the pssss dee dspAr ID at, n,s3s to firss
A.sissa.s PsssmAsset General Whit held
his rrp,rs for the fscai year ended june
80. 1891 Ii shows the nunbsr Ct free de-
lisesy shiess IN operation Is the close u
the year to Be 5ls. N Increase Of IS over
the peecesiss yer. The cost OF tais Ser
vice sss IS, 07s coo, which Is 81, t2i less
than tae aprropfiA:tsn for shas psrpose
The nnpees Of carrier. eupios ed Ju e
80 sas 10 $50. a increase OF e64 during
TIE year. The local p.s.sz. for he year
enaed Juae 50, 1891. vas sll.l747s4. In
1891 the Euaeb4s OF pisces CT rnsii handled
was 500, S54 SD
Mr.. Pollock reeemnerds 3 Modification
OF the exi.tirs lsw is<s shall provide that
no carrier be IT eaifsd 70 work IN excess OF
81 hours in any week Of seven days, IN
fRcss having neee' ssry and unavoidable
Sunday service, and not in excess OF IS
nours in any week Of ak dAys where such
Sunday service 10 not n qaired.
Ia addition % the salaries new provided
by law, letter carriers after four years OF
service may, upon the cerrfica'e Of tbs
respective postmAsssrs that thsy have been
especially faithful and ,isnt. be pro
NOTED from $1,000 /, $1,000 Per anaum. AID
when Lester carriers b. come unfsishiul and
in. I'll lent OF untitled for active WORK, toey
shall, up n the csyt fckse vi me respective
postns.ters to tuat ehsct, be redacsd to &
lover grade Commensurate TO tneir service
or removed, Is ths s1alt.ss Of their case
may suggest.
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stroy not only cattle and horses, but men.
The wolf j. IL very widespread animal, with
slight variations in color aud size; 1t ex-
tends from the east Of Asia, through lndia
and Europe, to North America, having in
all these countries the same feroconS char
acter, pecially in the cold season,
when much pressed by hunger men, WON.
en-, children, cattle and sheep; but the wolf
taken Young becomes perfectly tame, is at
tached to its master, learns to live with
dogs and acquires from thent the habit OF
barking, which is entirely unknown to 1t
in the wild state.
Even when taken Older wolves may pe
tanned, and our ensrarings show the per
formances of "A pack which have recently
been exhibited in London. Each Of these
animals, as may he seen, knows its own
kennel, and takes to IL at command. 1hey
climb stairs at the order of the keeper aud
assume positions at command, and VIII
leap onto the shoulders of the keeper and
form very striking tableauH.
The wolf, which is one of the origins from
which the domesticated dog has doubtless
sprung is, it is needless to say, a most in
telligent animal, and hence it can be tanned
by appealing to its mental faculties; but AT
the same time, as in the case of dogs, 1t
must be impressed with the sense OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-01
WASHINGTON'S SOCIAL SEASON.
The Programme Of White House Enter
tainments May be Changed.

WAsHIsGroN. Nov. 80 - President q; d
Mrs aarfI.oa nave now utder cou,iders
tinu plan 70. rsorgsniz og the order of
official entertainments daring The present
winter. AS the season will b 81 u, usual
ly loog one, oxiog 10 the tate ca;o Cd
which Ash "Wednesday fsl Is, it has bee q
thought advisable. instead Of having . state
dinner and card reception each week, Sc
heretofore. TO srfsags 50 that there shall
BE- but one eff tiai entertainments each
week
: If this plsn is found TO be prsctic able, il
will meet with The hearty sppr0val OF The
csbiRet ladies' gererally, as IL will sffoti
hem opportunity 10 arrange dates for tuch
affcial enteftainm ats as devolve upon
the m so that they Will not Conflict with
those of the Chief Executive.
Ga Thursday the marriage Of Miss Pen
dleion, daughter If ,he late mioi.ter 10
Germany, 10 Mr.. Arthur B,ics VI this city
will take place in St johns cbn,ch.
Mr.. and Mrs. HUI CHI son, formerly OF
New York. will give Tea Tuesday after
noon in honor Of their eldest daughter
whose engagement to be m rried was re
Gently announced
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ANNEXED BIZ ENGLAND.


NAeAsakr, 5span, Nav 50.--Anoshef
inssAIce OF the N jas: Abs Z siisn AMI sub
jagstioa OF the nafive Eioes IN she E2se
faties BY the government If Crest Britsie
has Jas. eoms u ishG Fur sSves~l SeAt.
the ,Ssi.cy OF e al AL ~ nsssi g. tend toward
tee annexation Of all he msre important ct
the islands Of TIE Eass indies NO. colaniz I'd
By Spain or Holland. Sisaer; regard u The
wishes Ut the ratsyes
Oze If these scas mes h4i teen to ge.
possession Of The f.e1 provinces OF The
R1j Al Of SXrA~Ak Aad the rosseasiars of
tns several neishoofiDg csisis- To do this.
GET sSen ., b. false Representatives, estAo-
lisbsd Themselves in the good graees OF the
Rsj4h q, tbeH assisted him IN ove'pover-
ing AID anne 1ing the chiefs doLsioisns 10
his own. When this was completed bri.-
ish rrotscs sfAte vas ssx5is1s5 Over the
whole islsed, Acd ros English effeiAls
gosern il, supported BY Eaghsh gir boats
From being lie principal nstive kiog. the
Rsjah has ncv passed INFO 3 mere nsure-
had Of the English officials, and has vir;n-
ally no control over the various eorqaeres
sections ror Of his own kingdom
The Sultan Of LimbAng, one OF the IN
nexsd provinces, vas b Indignant At the
treatment be had been subieciei to that .
revolution WAS feared. AID the Britain coa-
.uls were sent TO = meeting Of the Malay
chiefs 10 offer soma compensation for the
wrongs done them. The sultan Of Brunei,
vita the approval OF his chiefs, refused TO
consider Tie fssed p, cuAia.y eonper-aio ,
for the seizure OF Lir1osne by the RsjAh Of
SAravak and the seizure Of both By Eng
land. The Sultan spoke bitterly ard in
dignAntly. He hsh depended, be ssid.
upon toe promised protection OF The
q deen of EpglAn5, bu. this promise WAS
oaIy snb.erfugs. and nov the IAnd Of
HIS fathers had been stolen by bis enemy,
who further insulted hin By offeriog money
IS . solscs for this wrong. He ~ould
not touch the maney. II he was 20 be
robbed OF his country by The strong power,
then he might be robbed. bat he would not
sell his lsnd or his peop!e. With this Al
swrr the British coasn,s bad 70 leave, sad
low preparations sfs on foot fcrcibiy TO
hold the possessions should the natives al
tempt to rise.
The sitaAiion 10 an txuemely unpleasant
one. Nov the officials sdsccite the pay
mept yeArly iato the treasury VI tae STRAITS
| settlements Of fixed cum, which shall be
retained until the presenI ctiets Of ,he
annexed provinces shsli de, AID then this
money to be- paid 20 tue descendants of the
present rollers. This, the Eogiish seem to
.hink. will be smpie jus.ic. for the Ii jury
doae BY The co, ii scstion OF the realms OF
Ine poseriess and ihofensive Malay Kings
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CHIyA'S ARMY AND NAVY.
Forces Upon Which the Country Relies
for Defense.

SHANGHAI. China. Nov. sc-Sir es
matters are beginning to assume 80 critical
a state in China, with regard TO The safety
Of foreign citizens and missionarier, the
condition Of the Cninese Army and Nav!
becomes matter Of interest.
Il seems beyond doubt that the riots
AMI outrages committed upon foreigners in
ste Ysng-tse kiAng valley duting the pss,
summer were all presrrsnsed Ard carftsd
gu! BY aregulas band Of conspirstoss, ma y
of whom occupy important posiii ,ps IN
Chinese military ard civil services. Thee
c usprotors-membsr of the mighty kol4i
Hui Scciet. had no very decided ermiy
against the foreigner as race, their r,.l
motive being solely TO Dive GU. all ou:-
siisrs from the soil Of China aud retain
Chila for the Chinese.
To gain this point thsafmy OF Chins was
u ldsImlned oy the sily insurfeciaDisis
Xnd tho seeds Of dtscori were so veil p An!s q
that todsy the vast m,j ,fity Of the rank ant
tie of Il Chinese army are members oi
itis powerful re volutonars society. Hunas,
tue pro,ilce most AGtasonis.ic TO foreigner
supplies sbous 80 per eeIt. of the Ch!nu G
soldi.!s, and hence the sowing Of the seei.
Of dsco.d 10 such body OF men was by
no msaos diff 3uit Jb.
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Imms nse Numbers, Containing Thou.
sands Of Dollars. Yearly Handled.

WAsHIN Gros. Nov. SOD. Leibterdt,
supennteI d mt OF the besd letter Office, 10
his annual repof, {, tie postmaster general
says eha, 6 S29 AGO pec.s Of original de. .
nail IN after were received durln. the ,eat,
being an il ease OF 81 90t pieces over
asst year. OF uaciaim d AID und slivered
matt r, they received AZ! $50 lelter.
which we're uisiiIsoted OF undel.ver'
letters, 81 ,671 were entirely blank
besriGg no sopsrscriptiau, msny OF them
coDtasning money, drafts, check, and other
sslua1ie commercial papers. Toere were
lo4 ,672 h ID for postage; AZ. 648 were nd
tiess.d to fc.i,i)us persos s; 81 273 con
tsiosd money amounting to S47 9S3
3O,302 contained d'xtt,. checks, etc., rep
r>sennug 81, sG2,2 1888 OF this number, 95
ger cent was restored 10 their owners
3l6G contained lottery tickets OF 57l6.-
ASP letters rsc.ived conIai,ing no ehclos
ares, lt6,3i3 were ret1rDei to tie ~r.!ers
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CORNER IN CORN.


CHICAGO, Nov. 30 One hundred thou.
sand bushels Of N Jyemb-r corn was de
fAalted this afternoon p. the end Ut tue
8. ssion OF the BOARD OF tisde. T. j. RYAN
& Go. are i. f,ulters to tbs extent If 60 coo
bushels and 1t is funo:ed Inst Blum &
Eggieston are anoLs The firms making mp
Ghe other 10000 bushels.
Ryan & Co. defsulted because OF the 10
junction restraining tbs IL from fling the
order of Harry o. SGblosa. Scbipss con-
,rscted to deliver November corn when tee
price was 49i eeats. He DID not have the
cora stored, a. v h n /. became necessary
for him to pay rs csnts busnel for so, 600
bushels, he brought az i0juaction cult tn
the grould VI u lomblnaIJn 0y me form
and piice adyaoesa 70 an unlaSfui figure.
The corn contssctsd to tie Lsmson Bror.,
in turn was sold By fcern. They txpecs q.
pay this shortage and bring suis sgainst 4 J
Fl an. The tir.ns Supposed ~ b. 10 the d. al
are Baril-tf, Fr.sist & Co., WAC are Credited
with Deicg the ensi ers; Q. NJ Armstrong,
Z sndre VS. Aud Cv,t G Martin, New
York houses,
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tbs Wsssryil.e Loan srd Bailsias Asss-
ei4tso2 - jas: booming. More shsrss have
been taken n tas Ass series. tssaed IL
jane, saaa in a1y preceding series 'raee
The sssociAtioa was Organized. A uss
series will be slxrssd st the December
meeting. Nearly 1900 shares are nos hsid
BY over z0o parsons. and thsrs are spplies-
uoas ahead for sll the money that viii be
available this sintef. In June last the
real estate Is2as aggregated ga 500. srd
since ghen lie losna have been Increased
by about SO, 600. A. 9 directors meeting
recensly held, the regular dividend Of 81
per share sas declared, which an.oanss 10
some ever per cent annual interest.
Qu te . Number Of ans houses have been
bull. here by the association, and those for
whom they were builE And who are easily
making thsir regular psymants on the same.
are delighted with the working Of The sgs-
sem. The Loan Ard Bailding Assoeisticn
Is oae Of those things that wear we'll, AID
It's popularity 10 sare to increase - the
people know more about il.
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COZ scIL MEETING.
tconunued from IL p.se-l

far naay years 1.d Fever had thousas Of
qas.sisn.ux bis is.esrsy. coaa.y ff=as-
urxr Wex.s wEGrs . ysrY ssslng iss-sr AID
SAID ss.ss Jadse Csombs Ia Ill els eoabee-
s.oas ritz HIN a4d eeea rrsnps, his ae-
coasts bad 6se1 Accurately kept a4c Dis
court matters bad been promptly si-
ter del 10.
Shsr.a JsAn " BsIlcu Of Bah issiasd
that be srd bis father hai knopr Judge
Coonbs snd had never known him 70 d. ,
di.aonoranle sct. Councillor Sm,sa asked
Tim ia frsA,d 70 Judge Combs a.usuds
regarding the saforcsmsns Of the prohibit
tory las and he sz;d that he vas easif. ~
q the opinion thas Judge Coomos bad
been in thas respect 81 that could De
required
Frsrcis Adams. EGG , for II years .
partner Of Judge Coembs, said Ia vas =
menbsr Of he Prohiciiory parry. aEo be
thought Judge Ccones's enforcement Of Tie
lar hxd been satisfactory. Had the ufmos-
conGderes IN his pusiie AID private intss.
risy.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Hayes, clerk Of courts
Of Ssasdsh0c county, said that ne had
known Ja5g. Coombs for more than 80
years. snd CONSIDERED him - honest . man
- there 10 In Bath, And ihss the people
believed him so.
MIR. Bake, said be would like 70 have
the m after isfl open until Mr.. Wakefield,
IL be desired. could reply to the statements
concsfni z Lis private correspor denee
w,tE Dir. CJombs Of Portland. The re-
cords of tie cours were in readiness ct the
hearing and were referred TO.
Conditional Pardon Granted.
Ths couaeil went into executive session f,
bot left the Coom5s' matter to 20 over til
today .hsn they will q ally adj ourn. They
granted co ldisiodAI pardon in the case of
VIZ. II ) rout Of Brunswick, Imprisoned
for pe, j.ry and sboss case was argued
before the couucil at their last meeting.
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The Measss. Shorey, manufacturers Of
the lawn swing, upon which they have =
patent. have purchased one Of the wings Of
the steam mill, formerly used in box
making. and moved it upon land Of Ar.
Fred Woodman. and will it it up as a
manufsetory Of their goods. They viii
put ID steam engine large enough to fut-
uish them with an abundance of loser,
aud expect before long 10 have their estsb-
iishment well started. They will Try 10
have at least 1000 Of these swings ready
for market as soon IS the ground 10 settled
In the spring.
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CAPTAIN ALONE SAVED
From the Crew OF the Schooner VIM. l.
Bradley Sunk by Tidal Wave.

INV YoBK. Nov 80 Capt Lee Of ;he
sci1sos. Sln L B,>jleg. 3 st5o. MAKE.
the + li3sinz IeTor l. # Chsrlssssr
DC. for Boston; OF 10, in lst 81 rs
iong 73 As Wa struck BY g It'd !
ssvs, WHICH, swept every msu e
the deck, exc ps Ne captain and 10 sse
The schs9esr smms'issey ssuk, sHd he
es u.sin fl isted of 80 he saver IT the wheel
house. 1s rev. saw the rsta sEsia
though ~hii- aoiiia s.< tue c ok on 8. me
.rEeksse, oEt sues,qlsady lost sishs Of
HIM, ard imposed hist h. rss d ned
Oct Der L The sspssla Vas p.eked up by
the bark Ems de C4naries, aud tskeo T.
the Csnry Islaptr, rhsuee b. sailed f5r
Hsvans 81 TIL r. IL his pr. on the
steamer O.izsb%
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Yaasg MEMS Chr;srlxn Association Wiz De
ED al tssir rooms ttis ezsaizg n 30.
gEe reading II reports Of eSnnistses- re-
ysrs Of prssi1sas sid general secretary,
sad election 81 mem sess Of soard Of ciree-
tsrs snd tressu,sr, si,. esrssi-1te the ersi-
asss Of this meeting. All active members
are particularly rsesssted to be pressss u
this Ihs moss important meeting Of tbs
association fer the year.
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n.
txaeo. s.-cassr. redes.iely active. 10 =: ao
vhssr. ssssse, 40. I te.aaif, - welse. %sssss.'
n 4 white e, 90 wnsse. ~, mixru
Hs4., DC white &os4s, w'ats s'aN'
Cnacssso, iisaiif ~ hi.
49, ,.s,.a avg.
80 NJ. &. 5 1874, No J. it.sn.
~. /, IS No. ., sis Ne. IL. Il:
Ss. ii, as: Sa. Z. ass OF ie-.s y
ro.E. = s.-,s, standard. Asls. eehssS.
1890 &slS "a. haxt and cr1sh. :.
re~dsret Il - nsls.ed-s issai 7-ie ssees'i '-i'
Pkrsoi - - Sc s1y, quiet, aafico. D
rrFK- duH,
BkKy-ssrAdy, gsie:.
T.rr-lorer raod aeasnd, v-stess sisam
A. 10 CT ,, 8 ena 10, RAISED. nrms csSuoeA''
st-rrsk- auset. stesaier; s'ate taisy. issza; &c
c "a err, .-.e; xestsIn dairy. isazs, 90 sfss 4
cry. soASe ...,,, t.nSx
i:sNxsz hrrn quiet; stale. sisiia' i~A''
HAIL. s,,
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RAINMAkING"IN INDIA.
They Dynamite the Earth and Then
Blame the Air.

MADRAS. Nov. 30 The theory th,t sx
p!oAons ID ibe si' viii produce rain is
beginning to lose its supporters here Sew
eral attempts have been made b. exploding
dynamite and roburiie at high elevations.
but only one was stccsssfai, and sec ffefs
say it would have rsined then anyway.
The conditions sre par.i,ulaf,, favorable
here to a demonsusnon of The truth or
fslsiiy Of she theory. Even Outing the dry
season heavy clouds pass over the Madras
hills, leaving the esr.h psichei and dry
only 10 discharge their water in The shape
Of rain two or three miles out ct ses
The "Isinmskers" tired sgain Sunday,
only to again meet win failure Lsgs
quantities Of dynsm te were 'xploded On
tne high hills, bu: the only sffsc. was to
make terrific noise and blow holes 10 the
srour L. MOI single drop of rain fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-01

Musical paUp PIE il ther paris OF the State.
xhe h,v. flieads here that thsy wcu,d lis e
to visit, can kill tw9 birds with one stons
hy conirg nsr, week and attending the
Musical C nvsnrion which will b. il session
at ths time. Hsif rases will BE- given on
tae rslItcsis. xrd from whss we hear, rot
. few Of the mu-aeai peeps are likely to
avail tbs 'asslsss Of the opportunity thus
pfesented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-01
TO TRAVEL UNDER WATER.


DhTRoIr. Mich Nv 3O.--At o'cloe /
Saturday aftefnoon the submarine boa,
built for Geo c Baker Of Chicago by the
Detroit Bo.t W.fks vss successfully
launched, The boat has reversible pro
pellsrs working smi!ships. which pYopel
and also requisite ,be dspn of suemersio3.
The blowing engine changes the ar 10 foar
miau,es, and sir i. scored at pressurs Of
Is poaads. enough 10 las, three men reveal
hours.
Iheie ia glass observing tower two feet
hjgl Tbs Inventor cxsec;s 20 try the ex-
pc i'm 1t Of sut M r:ion in a week when the
msohii cry il 10 Position. The boat is de-
signed fer torpedJ york in ~srfsre.