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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-15
HOW TO CURE
LA GRIPPE.

Go right about it. Do not waste minute.
For the splitting headaches, racklng pains
along the spine and i'll sides and loins, rheu-
matism Of muscles and joints, chills and
fevers, nausea and dissemination for food.
you must take three or four of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

bis native place. and finding that bv the death
oi his father he had inherited tract of rough
mountain land of little value .Or farming pur-
poses. concluded 20 set II out IN pippn New
loWn) apples and Yellow Belle Flour ana
som/other sorts. mostly though IN pppln
apples.
ho soil Of this mountain tract is mainly
derived from the decomposition OF q talcose
granite rock iOur gray or calico rocks are
mostly mlcac.ous granite true name gneiss
This ialcoso granite decomposes last ana
gives mp is lime rapidly
The pippn delight in an abundance OF
lime. and meeting With this IA the doctor
SOIL improved on the Original apple 50 much
as &. ustAy an additional name VIZ. Abe
marie Uppin During General jackson =
presidential terms he appointed hlr. Andrew
Stevenson. OF this county. to the Court OF 20.
james. who remembering the AibeMarle pip
u'u had q l0t sent u nIm. lie presented "a
barrel of ppins 90 Queen Victoria, who was
ST. much pleased witt them that she got the
Parliament 60 allow the importing o. the pip
pa free oi duty England had duties them.
under which ace thousands OF apples have
been imported into ngand as pippln which
never saw Mbemaric county. characters
uc OF the true AlbemaIle pippln is that 1t
never mel0ws before decaling retaining its
hrmness until decay destroys it.
On red lands whore lime is scarce 1t
makes only % fair apple and liable 10 earlier
decay.
81 presume tho account above is correct.
as ! was we'll acquainted with the Doctor
often 90 his house 10 Charlottesville Va.
and ho never denied the statement above.
tours truly.
81. b. IowSLEY. Sr.
Been often on the Doctors mountain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
DOWN SOUTH IN DIXIE.
SOUTHERN onAvons nv MILLIONS
Prices Lower THIN Ever kno,vn nut Grow
ers Ahead In the Total Value Of Crop.
Few Spectators This Season.

". H. Connally. general agent OF the Nash
vile. Chattanooga and -. Louis railway and
one OF tie best posted men IN tho South on
oranges - in the city. MI Counally has been
engaged for the last three years in the trans
portationo Of oranges, and thoroughly posted
on the crop and is movement
Tie present FLORIDA crop he says. will fall
considerably short Of tho estimate al the be-
ginning o the season and viii not according to
conservative growers exceed l.z.ONO0t1 $780,
O0l boxes. he prices have been lower than ever
known at this season. The average % grow
crs SO far has been about $40. a box 10 mar
ket. The cost of picking. packing. transpOr
t0tlOn. commissions and other expenses is
about seventy cents q box. Sd that the net o.
the grower has been aD0u uinety-lye cents q
box. However tie value OBJ the crop VIII
probably be somewhat greater shan t was last
year wing G. the rcascd product on. Last
years crop WAS between 600 600 and 2. U0,D-u
b xes The estimate &c tho present cr nj
the opening of the season was m the neigh
borhDod Of 100000 b Xes.
The immense crop %. apples and other fluit
crops of the North aud NJ e-e. aud the cOLse-
quent low prices. have kept down the puco
of oranges The California crop which is
estimated % Doe ID tle rel-huOrhOOd 0t 80 De-
OlJ boxes. Will begin t. move about The
middle Ol January. and will also tend TO Keep
the price of the Florida ilut down. Inc
growers are eek Getting little better prices
later in the season. INIT the advance Will not
be very great ITO crop is now moving
rapidly. ana bv January lst between two
ffths and One-hait " the entire crop Will
have been marketed.
There have been few spectators in Florida
this season ihe most OF tlem lost money
las, year and they sac going slow this ear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

There is considerable stirring around among
seyela. hundred Atlanta negroes, ana 10 Us que
t9 the ue.r approach NJ the oIfe set Tor tier
departure o. AFRICA.
They are due to leave between tho lst and
fth oI january. Some say they VIII leave OF
the lst. others say 30 VIII be the ~th
VIII they go 90 I'D That the question
that is disturbing some oil those expecting 90
l0 They seem 90 think that deye opments
arc too elov. and unless there is some hi'l-
lrr done the appointed date NJ departure vii
arrive and lna the underground plans no "a
uecu.iar state of Opmeut.
The ral road companies saw that mo per
maueut arrangements have been made with
any OF them for the transportation of the 200
emigfgnts 20 New York CASTOR. the pro-
muter of the scheme. ha- said something 20
the Richmond and ian lie company about
reduced rates Or New ork f9t the party, but
n0tllng dcfn te has been agreed upon and
or late mo- part .ul0r elort bias zen made 10
mature the Arrangements.
CASTOR when Dee wla Dee 0tiatnr With the
railroad company said That he did not desire
o. make auy definite arrangements. as Dee
wanted 90 keep lle prop et date of depart
urea secret nlt ONLY desired tD un4 ont what
could be- done.
So fha matter stands now decidedly 10
statu quo. IAe negroes are very relcent
about tie matter. and some %. them say very
frankly that they have pos tive INSTRUCTION. io
be mum s great many of the members az
the association ar- greatly ilsilrhea over tie
outlook and ere about o. give up tie ghost 80
the eleventh hour. be- ma ltF obi them,
however are a- enthusiastic as ever ans say
that tire scheme wll got rough n gooi shape
and 40 the appointed tLe Atlanta OoLstl-
tuition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

o,.rosr on ArpnwaRIE rirrIN.
r..,t,se on tho nrst sheep for Wool ny
900. ,.,,,,e. IallacV About SNOW
$50 .Jaaure Time 10 Think

e Merchant. OF the Charlottesville
.'' '" f.tt.r q, Ia Lyman
Noo.ca AiN'' D."
.so.. sart
...... purchases 81 WOOL lor 'He year
'f'' .,...4of elIOo0l. After
ISL. wcre iit,te BUD GAVIN.
,t ..au.lrr ueN cam give you '-' "tD'e'
I...-.a
loi .... f.,,,,,cato for .he
"i'N a..'
tanners .t f-lhlt' """ 0'i''N'''' '' '-'
.. ..so proximity 90 ouF miAs 10 nave a
D Da-o ."'''''''- '''''' -
r. ..t v. . oaers hpWe iAalNes l'i '"o
....... .lale they can SELL direct 90 tNe
t..tr.f and without She inter
,..... d.. middle mon. Oar purchases =.
r. u.u.s however. are nccess.i.'l
.rfea~on o.. tno iact tha. we m'..
...... u.a.Da..s OF such quality as PES
f.u.ln. the KIND OF good. ooi
..r.s..l.. which is largely tlree- garter
.. .o.l Meuno DUST ADr. J aa. "n''o
.r....nifc o. we'll grounded idct 'N-' ~
.... .rr close proximity tu TIC 900 hg
.l..n.sumiur markets oi iln a'".'''
.-..f ID -noen-ru-iuel s strongly ih i"F,.
r..- wool breeds. and j. is dl.-cN,
., .-...a.n..s. wol settled pr ld ce'. u"'
....I always Yield go reason aut lal'-.
.I... sections of our .0.atr5 ana may
..... I.e wor.I lcre enn-i"a'ls "o
f... moss IroUta lee. car'Al i'f's-'-"'''-
n s.r lha. the Mcll' .e''...'...' ,.,l.or
... eEces 0rr own .u .il.-.v u-..
....A.es 1or Ur.l...t eto".u-
...... .eece tlc .lr Us being p'a'.lo..s
s..l. enemy Io e.a-ti ll.a e-e.'5 sn.
......Iv. wo must n.l.f nave % COZ '-N
.r.ur..v enforced winch iot me ga. .o."
.-.... d.. tho. ..ft GEMS to ueln the ieih'ie
.....-, ,.- ...es must boz 0i sufficient size I'D
--... he employment Of "a regular s,Ae'-
I.rl. An urtel .i. ''t"A '.''-'r -- 49,
looks Without Uus O. prey 10 disease eA-
+tI. lt.r...a
r.arre. l1e. CD which b nave referred rs
es.sl..r a..i.. ibis breed Gates uacA 't....N'
GOA I.as oel- ID, and F.'ii % " ii.''--
49,. .a. ...ar counties in southwestern
I..r.. .v.la and HARRISON. carroll .e'Ih 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

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This cure is founded upon the most scien-
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AR Henry Perkins, - Union Park. Boston.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Never was any people possessed Of stran-
ger iniatuauon than the Southern negroes
have been for nearly thirty years past with
regard % their duties and Obligations 10 me
white people 0l the south and North. In the
years min ediately following their emancipa-
ton the idea was in-tilled into their lu4nds
that hey could find their best TRENDS only
i'm tie Northern or Republican states, anu
that they must regard the WhIes among
whom they lived Gs their tura ana inFele-
rate enemies -pecIly n everything per
tanning e. politics. So they have haOitualy
affiliated in politics with people VINO are tr
less disposed to owe them any praclio al Assis-
lance than are their white nelghbOrs nwnom
they have teen almost entirely dependent Tor
employment and for oducalOlal and Cllel
privileges IcCo- sary TO tnclr adv@ncemeAl
When they go 90 the Republican states anu
seek Ior empl0vment other than that of waiter
or soul ION they are treated with degree oI
aversion and contempt that they never meet
with in the South ln fact 10 Is useless lOi
Thorn TO Sd K employment except M tie most
mental capa ties et ~ most OF tho q 0iAl7S
the na.DrlUe5 of the Whites regard the me-
grOcs as their political allies. lhev care ouiy
tor their votes there or here and they prefer
them 20 do their voting m their native states.
California is one of tie most staunch Ae-
publican States lu tie mon. and OF course
her people p-O.es. great sympathy Tor the
man and brother bat how DO they wei
come him when 10 is opposed To bllhs u ie"
Thousand oil his race 90 dwell among ihem
The, declare through the papers that they
have ''ro need. no room. no u.s., no call, and
no sympathy for negroes
AS the California lruit-growers have been
containing OF the scarcity OF hand labor
some parties formed q plan Of colonizing a
few thousand negroes ln tho tru't-gfoWius re-
gl0ns. but 10 proves not 10 be popular. 4
special from Fresno says 1T Is hard 90 ind
IN individual whether property holder or "a
professional man, who speaks IN favor OF the
scheme
The negroes are best oil in the states where
tho two races are used 10 each Their and
whore there exists the least degree OK race
prejudice. But FIR the blind iutatuation Do
regard 90 politics such as impels the MOTH
~ ifs into ire which has possessed the Le-
groes they would have been Oh terms or per
feet harmony with the southern whites all
along Ii they could I'll nave an opportunity
of dwelling among their allege oe-t
friends Tor little while the scales would TAI
IRON their eyes very quickly. Florida lines
mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
County Subscriptions 70 Chicago Fair

Tennessee il taking more interest IN sscur-
Ing for herself respectable exhibit ~ INC
Worlds Fair than Kentucky. The Chstta-
nOoga Times says go.
1T now appears 10 be probable that the
counties If the State-:hat IS TO say, ABOUT
Rd0zen counties containing the CITIES aHu
larger tOwns-wlll raise q sufficient iuhl ior
the purpose 10 give Tennessee decent x
hibit az the Columbian Fair of 1893, Shei 10y
county Memphis has subscribed y-D.Vyy
doubtless give a.llke.amount, and it's expected
Hamilton and Knox will give slO'VO
each. That will bring the total 70 s0O'ooO LOT
the four: about 90 per cent. will be pela III Tue
form Of taxes by I. four cities -hese untl9s
contain. ltisho ol that Madison, HAYWOOD
Montgomery. rutherford. Bedford and othef
OF the wealthy counties having IN their terri
tory large and euterp-isng bOrOughs. VIII
respond according 70 their Just proportion
IN this way the state Commission expect !"
raise a minimum Of $4,000. which would 90
fairly well. though the sum ought to DO @lUO'-
900 % 10 tho state Justice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Kitty. nlv colleen. ts You that look wInsome
,uiuuin' tho aU0l with your beautiful. smile,
Lave ol and le, yoHr ouId grandmother SPIN
Tv.snmrfl.in' To- whisper you ont NJ the ile.
Vrcfnf with your locks. l0re. 500 daintilF curtin
) our Dps iAat keep hummin fortunate
And your uee,hy white hands. that are tvistin.
You are are wInaing my heart on the spindle,
Arrah thin. Kitty.
ITS you that look pretty,
Stated s0 sweet 90 folro suinn'n wheel;
NusOm. and N4uuln,
The while yOn keep splnnln
My fate with your nate little ahAle anu Ae'4.
You need MT mind tossn your tree'as so flax
peaorra. they're fair as a fortune o. gold
And your hand, Kitty dear. is DO Neesy ana
Tho .oeglrth should give it to some one to
An li1s Must be kissed if they're redier than
And an arm sure was made 10 encircle waist;
Fax. your lips are SD ike bunch o. ripe ter-
I'm thlnkin aianna. OF thryin a tasthe.
Arrah him hlttJ,
lt- you shat loo pretty.
S'ated so sweet at your 0u.d suiunin wheel.
Nfl.Ome and Wlnnln.
The while you keep spinnin.
My fate with o ~ nate httl0 ankle and heel
Thunlher and turf it's q shame beyond sinnin
Iosits0 urOyokngly silent. ashore;
It's hi-h time for -eens 10 ave OF their SPIN
mn
When tie moon and their bouchals peep in at
tile door.
So come to- your Barney, my darhn' so win
some
hiNitty, you're breaking my heart with your
whish., aisy. aroon let your grandmother
spin some
Arrah thin, Kitty,
II = You that look pretty.
Slated 80 sweet az your old spinnln wheel.
MinsOme aud wlnnln
The while you keep splnnln
My fate with yonr nate little ankle anu heel'
Patrick y. Coleman IN The Century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Almost every day throws some new hgLt
uuOu the lamir ueeti q. and Whatever may
be- the outcome of 1t II I- now tDleraOly clear
chat England and Russia We're totn schemne
20 get possession of the roof of the world,
end that the latter power. being little less
scrupulous and little more enterprsins, has
picked mp the prize IN the scramble.
NJ. GrJmtchelsky tho well-knOWn Asiatlr
traveller told the following interesting story
the other day in ST. Petersburg before the
members OF the academy of the general gtah
do said chat two years ago the English Colo
mel i ockhart tIaversed the whole Of Kan MT
and entered into some sort ~ agreement
with the Khan who gave hostages tor his
good conduct The latter. however. failed o.
keeu his promises and even seized some OF
the Colouel's carriers and sold them int
slavery ln -le end L0ckhart was glad 10 get
on. OF the country alive. Notwithstanding
the khans treacaery, his hostages were re-
turned with gifts.
soon after tins the people Of Kaniut, angry
at the admission o.. the English % their ter
nt0ry. rev tied aud slew the Khan. Ills son.
who succeeded him. made AN attack upon the
hMrghiI. who at the lnstlgatlon Ot England
appealed 90 China for redress. lie Chinese
replied that the natives OF hanlut were rob-
beers whose territory was outside of Chinese
ursd. elton Then D. was tlat the BRUSH
Indian Government fitted out an expedition
under Captain lOunghushaud o. seize the
territory which China lad repudlated. ms
is the Russian side Of the case.
In concluding his story 81. Gromi cheisky
aid with most iluminatiye frankness "As
the rights OF China are far from being clear
and her possession OF the tamlr is DID, aly
case only nominal and one which bung- her
no advantage. there is but little danger "
seriou. diplomatic protest Of Russia asserts
her right o. tho territory The clrcum-
tances however. would be completely
CHANGED IT Che Chinese, IN order 20 protect
tlemselves from Afghan raids. should con-
clude % treat, with England. The Chinese
are an ambitious people and Of backed mp Oy
England would never admit that they had NO
cia.fas ON the I.mir 10 begin a conflict
wit. the teem.ng millions of the Chinese en-
Dire is not % be thought Of but o. frontier
regulation once arranged with CHINA. the exc
puis.on OF she Ingi-n from PamIr offers NO
difficulties vt any kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
su4atfr Dr,S,s Ass1ILAN1s.
Two Rineieaders of the Mob Who Fired
Innr. l-Ll.. T.I..n 10 l-knlnn.

Two Bngieaders OF the MOD w no tircd
Upon ilm Taken TO lrkaion.
Amazon. kAs.. Jan. e.-Two of the ring
leaders of tho mob who murdered sheriff
Dunn and attempted 10 assassiaate Judge
Botkn. arrived here yesterday afternoon un-
der military escort. They are G. Anderson.
chairman of tho Seward county commission
efs and Judge Leach. q farmer residing
twenty miles north of Springfield. Nl oil
the prisoners .o TAR are members OF either
tho armers or Citizens Alliance.
The warrants for the murjerers We're issued
by an Arka.on justice. and as they have 90 DO
returned the prisoners are brought here o.
await their preliminary examinations. al-
though the county lall IS located 10 Spring
field. Naturally the complaints would have
been made by the justice OF the peace VI
Springfield but he is accused OF beng II
svmpathy with the c1Uspirators. aud If the
men CHARGED with Duun's murder had been
brought before him he would have released
them regardless of evidence.
ON the other hand the Arkal0n justice Is
expected o. hold all waO are brought before
him for trial iu the district ward. whlo 10 Is
generally conceded that under eXistlnl laws
no conviction can be Lad OF any murderer no
matter bow cOld-blOOded, IN this county. A
Justice can hold an accused man for several
months or TIL il has been dem onstrated at
three separate terms Of court that lury can
not be implneied.
The result is that ali anti-botkin men are
@ nvinced that On arrest or warrant issued by
the Arkslon Justice of the peace means GER
tain Imprisonment for al indefinite period.
The leaders of the conspiracy are now being
brought n and O. is feared that their follow
ems will make desperate attempt TO rescue
them.
Ad,utaut-G General Roberts had been SO
thoroughly convinced of the probability Of an
attack that he wired Governor Humphrey
and laid the fact before him and sug-e sted
that more troops be sent TO his aid There
are only twenty-five men in the county re-
naming here. and this meagre force must not
only guard the prisoners. hut form a picket
line about tho town to guard agans. sur
prise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
TnlIacv Ahnnf Snow.

The Country Gentleman in reply % cor
respondent says IL was common many
years ago To give much credit g. 81 as tho
farmers manure. but Ia,er investigation
pro- es IL rs OF very slight value at best The
amount of nitrogen which IS absorbed and
brought down in ran and snow Ia one whole
year is only about One-sIxth part of the
amount required Tor the growth of crops. and
10 is therefore quite insufficient 10 feed O
growing crop. even u 10 remained long
enough Ia the soil 10 prove IN any degree
elective. But the snow can secure only
small portion of the yearly supply. and
therefore 81 Us sale TO make 10 account Of tho
snow ass a manure.
To goa little more into detail. the results of
q mum oer OF careful examinations by eminent
scientific men snow that the total amount of
ammonia brought down in q whole year iu
the ram. dew and snow Is alb MT eight pounds
CO. an acre Of surface varying somewhat with
seasons and localities. Whine ia a crop OF
lwealy-eight bushel- of wheat there were
forty i've pounds OF nitrogen. I'D two and q
haIi tons of meadow hay there were hftY-s. z
pounds and in two and ball tons of clover
hay there We're lO8 pounds.
The greatest benefit we have derived from
the presence of snow on our Helds has been I'm
facilitating the spreading of manure in WIN
ter by drawing 10 over "a frozen OF snOw-coy-
erodsur.aee. instead OF 10 mud ia early spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The proposition to suspend business all
over the city on the 18th. 18th and lith OF
January does not meet with much ehconr-
soemeut There is no necessity Tor II. The
excitement wi not commence until alter
business hours say about ; o'clock. But
reserved seats can be had on the 18th Mon
davl N Ramos music store at "a. ". for the
II inafore' performance. You can take your
choice OF Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thurs
day. Fifty cents 10 the price. Your money
will turn to granite perhaps OF else to bronze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Farmers sometimes make the mistake e
supp0. ug that artificial heat must be given
90 Keep stables warm iu winter a wel-Duilt
barn. we'll filed with cattle occupants viii
animals. although not SO high in tempefa-
ture 20. 81 steam radiator. IS SO vastly greater
in exteu. that water viii not freeze nor ape
pr0ach freezing. A single cow presents
a warm surface from her body Of
about forty square ieet, and the farmer
who keep twenty COWS IN his wel-built sta
hIs has therefore the benefit OF 500 square
feet of warm surface constantly presented 90
keep Ms apartments warm. A well-bult
structure well kept with "a iul number of
animals VIII not bee likely ever to freeze aud
tho water for them. brought under ground
i'm q pipe from "a spring viii not be reduced IN
ten,nerature 10 "a point near eezing IL viii
hardly be necessary. with such treatment. to
warm the water arufciaily which they are 10
drink.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

covbov with Italians. llungGr ans. etc, In
all their native dirt and ferOcitY. and not one
suffering white person can seek comfort back
Of tho partition without paying szO).-Louls-
willie COurier-JOurnal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

WEST. JOHNSTON & co. CALL AllrNs
CARDS AND BOoNLi y p.
,ATINDAl,S OF every toscripti. n. 49, +,
DodkS. HNNNAIS BIBLES. lHAlAi ~
~, S8oDSof ali sfy!es. pApEl-h NlNES, III.
KxIyiS. WRlIlNii DLahS. Elegant Ane x
sltilONElN- ali fresh and suitable Tor h0.l-
a@s s MS '"'' s'' WEST. JOHNSTON q co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
Separate Coaches.

The general impression Is that the Kentucky
legislature viii adopt some measure pro-
,idino Tor separate coaches upon tie railroads
f0r c0lored % ssengors. IL is 90 be hoped
however that SolOns viii avoid the error
of the Texas Legislature ol last winter. Jn-
der the Texas act the railroad company was
renuired - iurn sh q separate car Tor negroes
INTO which no white pers could 90 on PEN
altv OF $500. In some cases a PARTITION was
made in a car. the front compartment being
intended for white people, the other for
NEGROES. The officials of the various cOun-
les always white men, when conveying
negro prisoners TO the pen.tentiary. found
That they were compelled TO place the con-
Wet in the rear compartment while tley
occupied the front If tie negro travellers
an the other side OF the partition were moved
bv sympathy 10 release tho black prisoner
from durance vile. or AT least u help him a.
Jar as taking oil h.s handouts. tho sherlls
could not prevent their ing So without ~
curriug the penalty 500 for entering the
car assigned 10 negroes. In some parts of
Texas there IS a great rush of immi rants,
mostly Of the laborng class, and very few
negroes arc found. IN these districts II often
happens that "a dozen or SO cOlored people
VIII DO comfortably seated with plenty OF
room to spare ~ the negro compartment.
The forward car will contain q promiscuOus
crowd OF ladies and children, Texas nen OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

CAPTAIN i. T. Guthrie and his crew Of fish
ermen. who are sh.ng FOR The Lola Fish Com
panv. at the mouth of Tampa bay eau TAT
1000 mullet at one haul last Thursday one
of the largest catches ever made 90 this sec
tiou AM probably in FLORIDA. About one hum
drel oil the mullet eau int were extra large.
six OK them measuring re- than twentv-siX
inches long and weighing something over SIX
mounds and three uartors. Captain Guthrie
al the same time landed three fiteeu-l01t
sharks on the beach and captured three more
81 equal size in the FISH net Tampa Tribune