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race between farmers horses for purse OF
$780, There were six entries. Frank
Wren,s Jumbo won the first money. z. Kerr
rigan's Rondo second and w. j. Walton's
Antie third. Time. 2 :53 and $50.
The first regular race was the 2:27 class
trot for purse of 5000. Lucy b was the
favorte. and won in four straight heats, one
being taken by Don Marvin, who finished
with her very. closely in two of her heats.
Maud III and Dubec were the other horses
entered. The time was. 2:241a-2 :26A-
2:24M-2:26.
+. The second race was the yearling trot for
purse OF $50. There were four entries,
the Palo Alto mare Ella May winning with
out effort In 2:28, The other horses were
Roodee, Glenn III and Dina.
The pacing race, 2:19 class, for a purse of
5000 was conceded to Tom Ryder before the
start, Belle Button selling against Frepchy'
: OF about o to l. Ryder won in three straight
heats, Button letting French take second
place in the last heat. :
Tho special trot, 2:25 class. free for all,
: for puTSe'0f $500, was the m 0st excitlngoi
the day, and several thousand dollars went
'int0- the po0lbOx on Annie E., the favGrite,
Colonel McNasSsr was second: choice aud
Alm6nta and Ella sold in the field. The
first heat was dead between Annie i: and
: McNasser. AlmOnta took the second heat,
= Ella finishing second: The next three heats
weTs won. by Annie, Ammonia and Ella
cro.,ding her closely at the finish. After
tie first heat McNasser did net show up.
trailing in fourth position and barely saving
his distance ia :One heat. Time, 2:26H-
2 20 L-2:2S-2:28K-2: 30. re-: p. {:
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Del Sqrte.

worked with {: her husband until she had
:mastered+the theories and actualities of the
system almost as well as himself, became a
social lion at the. same time. -
! Their:l ectures-purely conversational Rf-;
fairs, delivered, as rule, before small but
select e6teries became the summit of
fashion,. Delsattess became a name to con-
jGre by In Boston.
,:;-0f course the fad spread and was com.
mented upuDr In their OVID figures, WHICH,
by the way, arc marYels Of well-developed
grace and symmetry. MIR. and Mrs. Russell
showed the beneficial effects OF the Del,
sartean exercises; and as everything about
the Seience-or. " hatever II may be called
was simple and easy TO understand, the
number OF its adherents Increased rapidly
Indeed in many places tho word of Rus
sell is as weighty In matters social and
artistic as is thatof Ward McAlfister within
the magic circle of New York's famed AGO.
Like that antocrat of Gotham, he has
written a book about himself, or rather, TO
be more accurate, lie has compiled one. He
calls il "a Delsartean Scrapbeok," and il
there ever was a curiosity Of successful
literature that scrapbook Is one. IL rs a
compilation in book form of some scores OF
complimentary and critical Articles. that
/ have been written about Russell from time
to time, aud Is as glorious an advertisement
for the compiler himself as IL is for the
| illustrions Frenchman. .
=. Still people seem to buy II eagerly, and
the volume is now 10 its tenth. or eleventh
edition. -
Such, You see. is tie carrying capacity OF
fad. Such Is luck. Suchis literature.
T.. A. MoRPHY.
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MARS AND THE MOON.
1t Was Very 1nteresting Sight for Both
Laymen and Astronomers.

1t Was q Very Interesting Sight for Both
*Laymen and Astronomers.
Much Interest was manifested last night
in the eccuitation of the planet Mars.
In this city observers saw the disappear.
ance.at 8 10 O'Clock. and the temperance
jus: hour and IS minutes later.
Scientific observers noted that Mars dis
appeared at a point on the moons edge at
about AZ deg. from the moons north point,
measured toward the east
The planet reappeared at point on the
edge about Sc deg from the moons north
point, measured toward the west point
The hide-and- seek game Of Mars and the
moon was witnessed with the naked eve ss
well as with. opera-glasses and Telescopes.
OF coarse those who did not peer through
telescopes did not see the double canals or
the snow on the highest noun tains of Mars.
: The phenomena did not yield much from
scientific point of. view. The contrast of
color between Mars and the moon, how
ever, presented spectacle Of peculiar in
terpst
To those who viewed the phenomenon
without gia secs il was decidedly attractive
spectacle, as the planet gradually disap-
pehred when close TO but not touching the
bright limb OF the moon.
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: r: I. CANDIDATES NAMED,
The. Kepnbtfosns Who viii Garry the
=. =. Flag 10 Victory. -. :: ::

srocKTox, Sept s=The; Republican
county. eonrentiup was held to-day and the
foll9wjng :ndmtnRtions we're made; State
Senator, r. s.. JphnsoIl; ASSEM- bly4ifan
(ciXJ;; Victor: Heck ,AsseIn bFyman GouGfy)
j. T.. Beeeher ::Jr~; Sheriff.: Thpniss :lnu-
nIngbsm; Treasurer and Tax. Collector,
Nathan ::Neyin; Clerk. Louis 0rtman-; Re-
eorder ana Auditor: ". H. Sheets: Dis
.trtet Attorney j ames A. :Lo1ttit :: CoEeper,
i. ii. 1iaRg J.. Public. administrator. j. r.
Ciayes;- Surveyor, George; Athetton:: Sup
yisors+e-James Brown of Stockton. Lsfay-
ttteFpnk Of Pennington and oly Kr0h Of
RipOn::~ -.
SANTA ANA, Sept: S.-THe Republican
couHty convention To-day nominated the
following ticket: AssemblymRn, X. Q:
,Wickhani; !. Clerk. ID. f. Brock; Sheriff,
FredSmythe; Recorder. l.. G. Marks Dis.
4rict attorney, A.. Y Wrjght;:: Treasurer,
g. F.. ManSHT:; Auditor, j., IL. Han !; Tax
Eye; Sarveyor, II. C.. kellogg
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SOUTHERN TURNER'S.
The Fourth Annual Festival Is Now Beint
Held

Ahe rQultn Annual FESTIVAL Is Now Bein e
Held.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3-The fourth annual
funniest OF the Southern California Dis
trict Association Of Turner's began
In tho city to-day and will last
for three days. A special train
OF FIVE coaches arrived this evening with
visitors from Los Angeles. Riverside. Santa
Ana, San Bernardino and other places
They we're met at the depot by
the local Turner's, who escorted them
with torchlieht procession and
OF welcome was delivered by Mayor Sher-
man. after which a banquet was served.
Tomorrow they all 60 to Pacific Beach,
where an attractive programme will be
offered
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The FAN Meeting of. the Portland Speed
:: Association. -. -
; PORTLAND. Sept 3-The fall meeting of
the: Portland Speed Association opened to-
day. The attendance was 1900. -:
:: First: race, one and a sixteenth miles.
Misty Morn won. CdIoma second. Cyclose
Threeteighths Of a mile, Joe ID won. Ma
mic S and Paddy Ryan even for place..
. Time. go. =: =. g
100 class tr6tting. Almont Medium won.
In three straight heats, McMnnville Maid
SECOND, Prince II third. Time, 2 :241a. -.
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MIRACULOUsLY CURED
a Strange Story From: the wilds Of Contra
Arizona

PHENIx, Ariz, Sept. 3.-Psrties attend
ing camp-meeting now being held three
miles north OF Ph@nix claim the miraculous
healing OF Mrs. Lena Albright, wife of the
pioneer minister of The valley, who for
three months past has been in a state of
demeniia, caused by fll-health. necessitat-
ing constant surveillance during her waking
hours: The meeting on Tuesday night con:
tinned until. 2 o'clock A. NJ, when the lady
rushed TO. The altar and asked Rev. Mr.. Fuller
to pray for her. After prayer by the min
lister and three. others her facial express
sion became horrible beyond description,
apparently that OF despair Then at once
II changed into look of perfect Joy The
minister. being opposed to fanatlclsm, en-
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A Fight for land

GRASS VALLEY, Sept 3-This morning
Horace G. Leeman shot John G. Jones at
Leeman'sraDch. two miles south Of Grass
Valley. II is alleged that Jones was cut
tlng weod on Leemans land and had been
warned not to do so. The wounds were
made by small shot and are not supposed to
be dangerous. Jones walked into town and
made complaint Leeman stands very high
In the community
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San Jnsa Will Calehrat.

SAN JOSH, Sept. 3-A large and enthusi-
astic meeting was held this afternoon Of
representatives OF all the civic aud educa-
tlOnal institutions, at the call of the city
Board Of Education. to take preliminary
ste ps toward the celebration of Columbus
day. Rev. Father Calzia Informed the con-
vention that all the Catholic institutions
would heartily join in the celebration.
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!; poPULIsT NOMINATIONS:
The Third Party Is Putting Men Up |
=, -. Every CnnntY.

:: :: Every County.
STOCKTON, Sept 3:-The Peopla's party
held q 'county mass convention to-day
which was attended by about $50 persons
many being farmers. - -.
Ths following nominatloDs were made (:
State Senator; T.: A. Learned; Assembly
man: .lcityl.. T. C. Culver; Assem- blyman
County f. n. Piarce; Recorder and Ahd-
tor, C.. A. Page; Treasurer. and Tax Col
hector, George Hogan; Public Adminjstra-
tor. j.. al. Benson; Coroner, Dr.. II. L..
Foreman.
:. SAN JOSH. Sept. 3.-The Peoples Party
County Committee: to-day made addition al
nominations as follows; ID. C.. Feeley. Sena-
tor from the Thirty first District; S. W.
Boring, County Treasurer; DR.. A. f. Clark,
County Auditor Councilman Hunter ID. E.
Gish and Wells Dudley. Super yisors.
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A SUCCESSFUL FAIR.
Marysvilts Wen Pleased with Her Show
of Products of the Soil.

Marysvtifs Well Pleased With Her Show
of Products of the Soil.
MARYsvILIE. Sept. 3.--The last days
races and the pavilion exhibition drew sew
eral thousand people from the surrounding
counties and many hundreds from afar. and
1t is safe to say that great majority have
no regrets for their attendance. The week
on the race course has been one OF great in
terest and calls to the minds Of old timers
the days when Marysvllle drew upon the
entire State for trotters and runners to
make It's speed programme. The purses
have been liberal and all the stables are to-
night satisfied with their treatment at the
hands OF the directors and judges.
The pavilion exhibition has been nov
city In its arrangement, because every tea
ture has been in design. Charles b. Tur-
rell, manager for the preliminary World S
Fair exhibit, says that 1t contains many
striking features. and is the best show for q
district fair that he has ever seen.
The races opened this morning with o
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04
BURGLARs AT WORK.
An Ettempt to. Break ouen. the Safe in a
!. -. Newsnanar .Gfine .

:. :. newspaper: Umcet. !.
+ :.PETALUMA. Sept. 3.-Last night between
. 8 and 9-Q'cIock, while James Perry and wife
of Petaluma were at the theater; burglars
. entered their residence, corner OF D and
Fifth: streets, and robbed it Of about $50 in
cash and several hundred dollars worth OF
1ewelry and valuable keepsakes, Beds,
drawers, boxes and everything about: the
house had been Tansa5ked and turned tApsy-
%tArvy lin their: efforts TO fad yalHabtes.
There is no clew 10 the burglars -,
: ShGr1iy before :l2 O'clock last night the
PetaluiEa Argus Office was burglarized and
an effort IN ade to break open the old iron
sale. ebut the burglars were scared away be-
fore they Succeeded They entered by .pry-
ihg open the back windows in the ofiee; :.
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AOCIkON SALESs e..
AUCTION SALE
Choice City Properties
AT sALEsRooM OF -:
THE CARHALL- HOPKINS CO.,
624 MARKET ST. r.
MONDAY, +.
MoNDAY,:"...........sEPTEMBER 5,1sss
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. -.

First-soutbwest corner Golden sats ave ana
Larkin ST.; 81 o feet on Larkin, ga feet on Golden
CATE ave-; improvements. houses OF IL rooms
each and one OF rooms; rental SLIT rs per month";
THIS property belongs to the estate OF Martin Kelly
deceased, and Will be sold subject TO the approval
OF the Probate Court. r. -
SeoOnd-LOt 25xsO, east linz Of Webster ~ .7E
Feet south of o'Farrell; improvements fats-twG.
OF rooms each and one OF 8 with bath and mod.
erR Improvements: rental SIS per month; terms At
sale. -
Third-Parcel at southwest corner OF Potrero ava
ana Army St; 800 feet on POtrero ave. $50 feet on
Army ST.; this property subdiyidss into 10 elegant
lots; terms at sale -
Fourth-4 Parkside lots. 25xl2O esch: asst linz Of
Ninth ave-. between II and sts.; at new gth-ays,.
entrance to Golden Gate Park; streets graded ana
macadamized; terms, half cash, balance in years,
Interest per cent. - -
Fifth-3 elegant lots on grade 25xlOO each front.
Ing dolden Gate Park bet sth and 9Th ayes. sd
joining Olympic Club Grounds fronting the P2rx
and Ocean Railroad, aud will soon be reached bz
the metropolitan Electric and Omnibus Railroad
unes; terms. 0De-Quarter cash, balance In 5smi.
annual payments, interest per ceat snnum-
SlIth-H beautiful lots in Ashhury Heights; z6XS0
each; east line of fremont ave. bet Frederick ana
10Th ST. extension; street graded, mscadamired and
cash; balance I'm semtannuai paymentsi interest
office. - =
seventh-Two-story house OF rooms bath ana
basement, on north side OF HRight S.. bet. Br6d+:
erick and" Bakery building new. contains sill
modern improvements: good view Of city: lot "a -
x137 20. - -:
Eighth-Two fine fats OF and rooms each con
tanning bath, laundry. basement aud all modera I'M
proSements; building and In fine csndiif6n;
lot 2SxoS:9: on south side Bush ST. west Of TsyQTs.
income Sll0 per month =,
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1t Was Fpllv Insurad

GRASS VALLEY, Sept. 3.-This afternoon
dwelling-housa and all It's contents sit
uated two miles east OF town was burned.
The property belonged to Mrs Josephine
Harmanz OF Sacramento, and was occupied
by JOHN Recci. The insurance was $1,000,
and the loss Is estimated at about that
amount.
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deavored to keep the news from papers, but
to-day a reporter visited the grounds and
the facts. They said halo of translucent.
light shone round her head for several min
utes: The camp-meetng is conducted by
the Methodist Epl.csnal Church. South.
There are 5000 people in attendance.
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He was business man of more than ordi-
nary prominence. He still is. Several
fellO citizens, also prominent, asked him
to accept bank presidency with $4,000
salary attachment and nothing to do;
There was but one eondition--he must
cease to play poker.
Gentlemen" said he. 81 appreciate the
honor you would do me. but | must de-
cline. The disparity between the salary
you offer and the amount can rake in at
poker is too great"
And another man presides over the finan.
cial Institution that sought his services.
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:. THE MENDoCINo. ASYLUM.
Directors Preparing to Dam Mill Creek on an
:. J. ~. Entirely New Plan. -.

UKIAH,: Sept: at: meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Mendeeino State.
Asylum forthe Insane to-day the opinion of
hydrauNe:ehgiheers that Mill Creek could be
damned at an elevation OF 2S0:feet, thereby
making storage for half millien gallons Of
water at an expense OF; $4,000, was taken nn-
drauhcpressnre' of 100: feet more than. any
plan h6retofOre Contemplated: -:
-. Secretary Mannon wgs instructed to: get
cost estimates ON thereon struction Of: the
administration: building and OF .the:fenl ale.
ward, provided for in theorRinal plans, and
to the Ggyernor by the 18th inst. =:
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WHICH CONSIST Oh u CYL
trial portion with latera
projections, whereby a
structure may be built
consistin g of flu e 8
throughout Its entire
height. separated by
walls Of equal thick
nesses. 1t 10 expected
that this method of con-
struction will offer great
possibilities in the heat
ing and ventilation Of
modern. dwellings. The
appearance of the new
brick is made plain In
sketch.
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Gassaway Protests Innocence,

SAN DIEGO. Sept 3.-The case of County
clerk Gassaway. on trial for alleged mis-
conduct In office, was to-day submitted on
briefs. Defendant testified in his own be-
half, and denied the commission knowingly
of any fraudulent acts. decision will not
probably be reached for twenty days,
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the frall ship was tossed
about by the waves: The
passengers were all badly
frightened, except Miss
Willard, who seemed to
undergo the whole expe-
rience with a feeling of
gratitude. :.
Soon after the: storm
had abated she appeared
in the cabin and read
the first verses ;of the
ballad.
The Due de Choiseul
was among the uassen-
gers. and he went intD
eestacias a boutthe Mace
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He prevailed upon Miss Willard to finish L..
She did so. whereupon the Due set ths
words to music. but the air is not the
familiar one known now.
{ Emma Willard wrote many other poems,
but none of them ever became so popula
as this one =.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04
Chino Beet Sugar

. ONTARIO, Sept. a-Tke output of the
Chino factory in August was $500, 600
I pounds" of sugar, an average of over forty
five f9ns daily f.
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Kuiphts Of Pythias Adiourned

=: KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 3-The SUI.
preme Lodge of the knights of Pythias
closed its labors to-day, after session last
ing two weeks.
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San DIEGO Cnuntv Raisin.

T SAN DIEGO. Sept: .8:-CajoG yineyardtsts
begin IA sim making next Monday and by
the 10Th all of them will be it. The crop
:of grapes is. very large AID The quality
superior. .e -. -.
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=. BAKERsFIELD DEMOCRATS.

"A Primary Election FOLLOWED by a Great
- = Deal OF Indignation.
BAEFRsF1ELD. Sept. 3.-The Democratic
primaries were held here to-day under the
Crawford County plan aud the Australian
ballot system. The proceedings were of the
most disgraceful character and probably no
county or town in the State ever witnessed
such gathering of rouGhs as thronged the
streets OF Bakersfield to-day.
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. OBSERVED THE occULTArIoN.
Professor Holden Says 1t Was Seen by q
:. Number of

LICK. OBSERVATORY, Cal, Sept. 3-The
occultatien OF Mars was observed here to-
night by the astronomers Of the observa-
tory and also by several members of the
Astronomical Society of the Pacific through
some ef the small telescopes
f. 6 HoIDEN
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time, because the flame
meets only a minimum
portion Of the cir. In
order that the ordinary
gasburner may not only
give light but a large
amount of heat an in
ventor proposes placing
on the bracket over the
burning jet q metal
drum. which, upon be-
coming heated, raises
the temperature of the
large surface of air i'm
mediately surrounding
1t. By this means it is
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04
WITH HOLLOW WALLS.

One Of the Latest Ideas in the Construc-
tion of Buildings.
A new brick has been designed by resi-
dent of Chicago, the essential features of
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HEATING SMALL ROOMS.

One Way of Making Gasburnsrs Do
Double Duty.
PittsDurg Dispatch.
The ordinary gas jet imparts only a-small
amount of heat TO a room In the winter
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04

: ID o yeu ever fish ? II So Just try piece OF
Whites Yucatan Gum as bait some time. and you
will be astonished at The result.
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A. FAMOUS. SONG.

How "a Rocked in the Cradle. of the
Deep" Csm- to Be Written. 80.
= New York World
1t was while returning home from Europe
In 1882 that Emma Willard wrote the famous
ballad, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
In mid-ocean a terrific storm set In and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-04

stated that the at Gas bracket heater.
mosphere of on ordinary-szed room can be
heated to comfortable degree in short
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why He Didn't Accept.

UIfCh 10 UIHUU =
the accompanying sketch.
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Fourth Race.

Almonition, blk. c., by Altoona dam Pansy
murphy. Observation-Disclosures. 22l1 /
Anteeo Richmond, &. c., by Anteeo, dam
Queen tJohnsonj ..,....,,...:, ........ 1l222
Bowies Derry ................,.......s 33ss
Time, 2:40-2:35-2 :32-2 :36-2:34,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-17

For hundred years. even In the most
favored nations. the tendency has been
toward centers. where the enormous
pressure of population has crushed mil
lions, who sunk beneath the surface
never to appear except in the records OF
almshouses. criminal courts and mortu-
airy records. In the face of this colossal
tragedy of the Nineteenth century. men
playing the roll Of statesmen have gone
on enacting laws that intensity the con-
gestion and cause many more millions
to writhe in agony.
Such is the effect of the Mckinley
bill, and Of all laws that authorize the
government to take money from the
many and give it to few. It is idle to
spin fine arguments to show the advan-
tages Of these enactments, 70 loLg as
the number Of those who cry for bread
in the cities is increased and the poor
victims from the outside are drawn into
the vortex with irresistible force. Loud
and angry as the protest Of the farmers
is. it is nothing to the anguish of the
poor needlewoman, who daily. in spite
Of painful and unremitting toll, far
away from sunlight and at the expense
of health. sees her children sinking
from suffering into infamy. 1t is no
wonder that in condition like that
some poor souls say there is no Cod.
W. 6. Cooper.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-03-17

The house of representatives of the
Fifty-second congress has decreed that
the first investigation into the operations
of the Mckinley law shall be conducted
by the committee on agriculture. This
arrangement has the informal sanction
of the Democrats Of the ways and means
committee. as the inquiry OF Chairman
Hatch and his committee is to be direct
ed particularly to the effect that the
high tariff has had upon the agricul-
tural interests Of the country.
Mr.. Hatch made speech in support
of the resolution, and it was then adopted
without division. Mr.. Hatch, who has
been pressing this resolution, says he re-
garded it's adoption As the first shot fired
against the target of the Mckinley bill,
and believes that it will have its effect.
He thinks that an investigation will
show that law has been detrimental to
the agricultural interests and that the
committee on agriculture will find no
difficulty in obtaining voluntary wit
nesses to testify as to existing facts
Washington Dispatch.