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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
ARRESTED TWICE.
Registrar Morrison of New Castle
Served With Two Warrants


He Appears iiefore Commissioner Macul.
lister and Gives HAIL for Hearing ON
October 18th.
Registrar Robert Il. Morrison Of the
Fifth district, New Castle. was arrested
twice on Monday ON the order of Chief
Supervisor $. A. Macallister.
This Is all in pursuance of what is Al.
legged 10 have taken place at the regstta
ton at New Castle last Saturday night.
MIR. Morrison was driving along tile
causeway on Monday towards Whining
ton TO attend the opening of the bids Al
the County Court House, for the new
Washington street bridge. when he Vas
met by United States Marshal Mahatfy
who served the supervisors warrant u,lm
MIN. This was about 8 IA. m. Mr. Morris
son Immediately returned with the mar
sinai To the Federal Building and appeared
before Mr.. Macallister, when q heaTnp
was given. There were two separate IN.
dictmenta for not registering legal voters
The first was signed by Robert w. Wright
Mr. Morrison waived a hearing and gave
bail through Mayor Wilmer Hanson in
5000
He then left He passed down King
street. and reaching Fourth and King
streets was accosted by Deputy United
States Marshal Watson, who had been
standing on the Federal building steps a.
Mr. Morrison passed out. Another war.
rant was served upon him, again summon.
ing him before the United States commits.
sioner on the charge of refusing to register
. qualified voter. This charge was signed
by the famous Jim Iiance of New
Castle. Jim is brother-in-law Of
Wright. who signed the allegation in the
first case.
Mr.. Morrison went back again with the
officer and appeared once more before
Commissioners Macallister. He pleaded
mot guilty" again and waived Hearing
to October 18th in the United states court.
senator Gray will appear as Mr. Morris.
sons counsel.
Israel Ridings, the tax collector who
signed the alleged blanl; receipts. was a
collector under the old Levy Court He
was appointed as Democrat II Is
openly stated now that he is acting with
the Republicans. lie was appointed con.
stable by the present Republican Levy
Court commissioners.
In the New Castle district there are eight
registration officers, supposed to be four
of each party. 1t is openly asserted that
only tive of these are Democrats VAIN
wright and King, appointed by Chief
Supervisor Macallister as Democrats. are,
II is stated. known Republicans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
ehrl.tiana IlnnlreA Nnminnllan..

At a meeting nj the democrats Of Chris
tialla hundred, held 1t tho house Of
Thomas fny, Friday night, Louis Derrick.
sun IF Mill t'rerk hundred was nominated
tr county commissioner III the First dis
trict. flie following hundred ticket was
nominated: For road commissioner, John
Mack lem; for assessor, Robert NlcGul-
James L. Porter; for inspector IN Marshall
ton district, Elisha Barton for inspector
ia Western district, William Armour; for
inspector in Northern district, John pnno-
hue; for insiecIur in Highlands district,
hcorge A. Macklem,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
MErHoDIsT MIXIsrERs.



Wilmington NJ l.. Preachers Associa-
ton resumed its weekly meetings Monday
morning, The Rev ], i, Quigg presided
and the Rev j. T.. GUS served as secretary
The Rev u. r. Waddell, u. d. was critic
Current events were reviewed by the Rev
I. \. Martindalt, y. b.. and vacation
"reminiscences were related by Messrs
Barrett, France, Dobhlns, Jewell Short,
White, Fumkins1n, Maddcll QuigE, Otis,
Dill Morgan and Mowbfay
Mr. Quigg gave an account Of Wesley
Church ayailins itself of the church ex-
tension loan and spoke OF the great oppor-
tunitics and needs Of Wesley and of Will
mmston Methndism in general lie sug-
gested the possibility of a local church ex-
tension society.
Messrs. Barrett, France and Otis we're
appointed y committee to express the
sentiments OF the association regarding
Sunday concerts,
To the Rev. A, ;. Mowbray was referred
the question: TO what extent may il be
proper for ministers under the prevailing
threat of cholera invasion to cali attention
publicly to the matter Of sanitary precau.
lion n
Az the next meeting paper will be read
BY the Rev. A. 4. Scott. After the critic
had reported Dir. Martihdale pronounced
the benediGtion
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
Filtration Defined.

WEI NlVbT1T LOCHT MOVIE. ~
William L. Lockwood of Glen-Loch,
years ago had the pleasure of the
acquaintance of Miss Henrietta Gun
ming Bedford, the maiden daughter Of
Cunning 5, Bedford, Washiugton's At
tornay general. She was quaint
dame, and on one occasion in Whining.
ton gave him the following excellent
definition Of filtration: ''l'lirtation ia
attention without intention; when it
becomes attention with intention it
ceases 10 be Irritation"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Quite crowd collected at Second and
Monroe streets saturday, drawn BY the
swarm of bees. The bees had pitched tJi,
4 limb Of small shade tree, about d dozen
iect above the street. The man sat astride
this limb, cnyeloped in bees, with short
PIPE between his teeth and SOAP box in
his hands, lie sat there as unconcerned us
though there never had been such thing
as hecsting in history. The main cluster
q ilie swarm was about Is inches in front
OF ms nose, but there were several thou
sand bees crawling all over the soap box,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Ex-Governor John +. st. John Of
Kansas made IN address at MarsAallton
Saturday afternoon. The audience was
made up Of citizens of all parties,
Prohibitiunists and Peoples party pre-.
dominating. The veteran speaker made
ms usual strong appeal for active pro-
hibltlon work. Mr., ST. John remarked
that there are more saloons in the
country than there were ever before.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Quarantine iestrierrnns IpOn LnmtS ra-
ti"n TO RUS rorl--Dr. ShDrtlihse says
No NlarIu Need be Frnfud Here.

cohesion 81 the l'or! George l.. TOWN.
SEND Oh tr'l"J received circular from
Walter WEuAu supervising general
United states Marine Hospital service ~
Washington. DT, placing upon all in,
migration To this port. ;ls we'll as all others,
G rtaln rc5ritl JIS t1 prevent the intro
duC,ipn Of cholera into the nitcd states
The circuiar i nc,,t not only tur cnl-
lreturs customs, but also for medical
officers ut Tie Marine Hospital service,
tprelgN steamship companies state and
prAl bpllds ~ health The circular states
ti!at in view ~ tho fact that cholera Is
prevailing III yarluEs portions If Russia.
Germany and lrauGr, Great liriHiu rs
Well as Asia, ati il HaSinE been made an
parent mat Immigrants in gry&t m,nbcrr
are coming ~ t|lr ntai states from the
li%Hois aiaGI obstruction is given tn
tnG lrtH Officers u soc that no YES 81
from an! foreign lrrt clrryIlp iumi,
grants hall be admitted 70 enter II any
p"tl Of t!c lhiiUl states nnlil Such vessel
sha'l have undergone q Quarantine lrtn
tioU ~ ~ days,
lie would take immediate stcIs tu .ct that
the restrictions we're enforced 4, rHH n
they effected thjHpor which ar rOull,.,ra,
tiyey sinai.
pr, T., 4. +horlidgo president Of thc
city liuura III Health, when RttryipNrL
~ reporter last Thursday muFu-
Ing cnnrcrllins tEr startling reports Of lie
dread disease stated that hrdid notthink
the PenlcUught 10 he ularinno. llo stated
that th"eanitary condition Ui Wilmington
is ,t5 good /: not bctL0r today, than aav
GUY Of is ~izs in the country fhcrc Wiz
~ iutll0cnt danger Of the malajy an
trndinE 70 this port II the necessary sAui-
tarE rrccautiun, were promptly tukru. tie
rtCunmeH'lol MA ihe citizens exercise
great care ald make G arv sanitary rnnr
n 4 barrier against The introduction If ING
disease
Daniel " 'rDyhr, Of licald \ Cumpauv,
who arc agents FOR the Guuard, lnlnail,
i;eDl star, SurIh tjr"mnn l.l1yd, and orllnr
steamship lines, stated that tie fun Md
rNcrYoi notice from these conpauc, nnt
70 book anr prepaid passengers Nv &nt-
mrrp Amsterdam, Rotterdam, l'reussn,
| Hamburg, t!ayrc, laris or other a0tti.
Mental ports where cEtera il known Il, ba
raging L IL understood taat 10 ry-,Ur.
COOS n9r placa,l ~ persons gpn% ~ -tan,
0lhISiH and British ports
Additional IN HurtDrsaro bringpppuinle,
IN TIC Sew l.nElana states aitjnE the
tmsaiaE burdvr Medical imaprr,jg,;I NH
Ne established al 81. Albaus, Newport
| laG!IiUrd and Island Pond Nl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
CHOLERA INCREASING IN RUSSIA.


The Total Figures Are Appnlling--The
ohicial Returns Not to be Relied Upon,
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-The official re-
Furns are rs follows. New cases, 1928:
deaths, 2,722. Compared with the figures
of August 10Th this is an increase Of 4l4
new cases and 1913 deaths. The figures
though official are known to be incom-
plete, for many of the smaller villages III
which the disease is known to exist are
not heard from at all until too late 10 in
/, corporate their returns in the official
totals. IL is thought, too, that in many
quarters no reports are returned at all. It
is thought also that before the disease dies
out the total number of deaths will reach
an unparalleled figure. CONSERVATIVES eSti-
mates of the total, places the number Of
cholera deaths at 10000, and it will be
seen that with this total being added to
daily by over 1000 that the mortality be-
fore the disease disappears, will have
'eached an appalling figure,
MORE DEATHS AT HAyRE.
HAvRE. Sept. Fifty new cases of
cholera and IS deaths occurred here YES
terday
CHOLERA AT LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Sept. 2.--Another Of the Rus,
slams who were stricken with cholera while
waiting at Liverpool for the steamer that
was to convey them to New York died To-
~ tIPulbCh hllat- u MDIllAll mas NlBti
from the disease al Maclesiield an extern
sive manufacturing city i. miles distant.
BRrEFER QUARANTINE.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2.-rhe sanitary board
has decided that a 24.hours quarantine,
instead of a week will be sufficient to
enforce against arrivals from Bremen and
Lubbock.
DETAINED ON THE FRONTIER.
SARSiA, 0ST., Sept. 2,-rhe report that
car OF 30 emigrants on the Buffalo ex-
iare at the instigaton of the United states
Authorities i'll incorrect. The car was held
merely for the usual inspection and on
account Of the extra preCaItion taken by
health officers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

those who are retained as suspected Of
having cholera, but which is not yet de-
yeloped. There are also number Of
other buildings which could be utilized.
SEVEN MORE DEATHS AT NEW YORK.
NLW YORK, Sept 4.-Seven cholera
cofpses were to-day removed from three
steamships at quarantine down the bay.
-Four of them We're from the Normanuiu,
whose passenger celebrities on board
were only yesterday tossing out notes in
bottles to BEL picked upby the nearest tugs.
l'wl more were from the Moravia, and
another was from the steamer Rugia.
cREMATEp THE SEVEN oogpsES.
DR.. Jenkins, accompanied by QuaTan-
tine Commissioner Allen and Professor
i}iggs, went to Lower Quarantine this
morning, and on his return it was
learned, as stated above, that the cholera
had claimed seven victims on the in
fected steamers during the day. The
startling fact was made public as soon
rs possible. All the dead were at once
taken to Swinburne Island and ere
mated.
SIX ADDITIONAL. CASES.
1t was also ascertained that six cases
of the disease have been sent to Swim
burne Island to-day.
The cabin passengers of the steamer
Nnrmanna lave been transferred 10
Hoffman Island. The panic among
them to-day is described by eye wit
nesses as something frightful They
cried out against being confined in a
pest ship and the ladies on board Of the
vessel were in n Stntp of the prpAtast
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

detected saturday in the act Of rob-
bling the money box in the wagon of Mrs.
William. Ialley i'll King street market.
Mrs. TnIley's wagon was Standing on King
street, between Sixth and seventh, when
the lads snatched the money box and ran
away, They were captured by Clarence
Ialloy and officer lucuS, who promptly
locked them up At the puliee station.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The record diploma presented to the
Washington ). i. I, and II. AMI /, o.,
by Principal ! |. $, liol,lcy, Of the Viii
mingt"n Commercial college, John q
Hardness, lcrger 4 Bro, ", l.. Dennis,
Manrie James and IN. Carlisle IS Co, Is
on exhibition for few lays III lie win
dow IF the trunk faelgry, No. lqa Market
street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
,yirar7gengral Lyons will otliciato at Sal

isbury nest sunday.
Tic Rev lancs Il, Campbell, formerly
nl New Castle i'rcsbytcry, has brcome n
local preacher Of Wilmington NJ. i. Con.
ference,
The propeller ltichard Peek. built by
ihG Harlan \ llollingSwurtA Company. 4
IltiiliE oul ~ the loot Of East Fifth stieet,
New l"rt and will be pnt ii commission,
Registrar tolqnhnnE for the week ended
~ il"9il saturday repurts u deaths, II
plttits my i! marriages For tho month
ny rrlnnrtFH X deaths, - births and %
inlafrhaSEs' During The week there were
three deaths Of pers0ns wLn Ind assel
the we Of ip years, "''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
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AGoTa ER CHOLERA ROdT.
Arrival of the steamer Rusia, with Ten

$3.50 y - ,,, HuEIH' VIII I'H
Eases on soard--F Four Deaths at Sea.
NEW ioRK, Sell. S--Fhe steamer Rueia
and reported % deaths at sea fr0m cholera
and has ~ cases more now on board. HE
captain at once notified Health Officer
Jenklns'
The ship has been ordered to the lower
bay, She LETT Hamburg August I'D, and
touched at Havre She sailed from there
with ~ tirst-class ana i46 steeragc passen-
The Rugia is a l2.day vessel and left
before the order prohibiting immigration
was issued by the company.
The steamers Lain and tiallia left quar-
anilne this morning at $40 O'clock, The
CITY OF Rome left for her dock at ~
THE NoRMANNIA's PASSENGERS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

SdjuJant general Hart Saturday received
aninyiIaliui for Companies 4, q. Il and ii
To- participate III the Columbian Dny
parade. The matter will brhrought 10 Tie
attention q the several companies at an
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Dusy man, AMI had not had time 20 read
the proclamation, lie was satisfied that
things would be properly adjusted, Mir.
Spauiding said the government, through
It's custom luuaes could prevent the land
ing of pa sengers.
One good effect Of the 90 days qnaran-
tine circular is evidenced in dispatch
received at tile state department to-day
from Mr.. Roper, the acting consul-generAl
at Paris, stating that he was notified
personally that no steamship companies
Will carry immigrants.
Adispatch from Consul-general Edwards,
at berlin, received at the state department
to-day, said that cholera was officially
declared TO exist In 40 places in North
Hermany. The city of Hamburg shows
an increase i'll the number of cases and a
decrease in the death rate, The CONSUL
general at Hamburg cables TO the depart
ment to-day that the steamer MalaDar
| sailed Wednesday.
IN QUARANTINE OFF LEwEs.
LEwEs, DEL, Sept 4.--Fhe Ameri-
can Steamship Cnmpany's steamer Lord
Cough, which lift liverpool for phila-
| delphia on August Gath with % cabin
aud 342 Storage passengers, was sighted
off the Breakwater this morning about
| 1880 O'clock When boarded by the
quarantine physician, Dir. w. p. Orr,
the ships physician presented clear
| bill of health, but Dir. Orr ordered the
| steamer into quarantine to await fur
ther orders. The quarantining Of the
4 Lord Cough is IN unusual thing, as it is
the first time that any of the vessels of
| the American steamship Company has
been held here.
| The people Of this town are consider
| ably excited and they have an awful
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

The steamer city pf Chester, it Is s..I.
beat tlc steamer Republic ia a iair rae
sunday momins from Chester To HE
month % The Chri,llana HE civ IL
Chester wu, 10 The wharf II Chester When
the Republic passed BY 1t Is assorted. anI
by llir. ltmg ne former had gotten Uudcr
Way the Republic was aver two lnn.lIls
ailuAd but II March,, Hook thu rjtv II
Chester caught ~ aud gained sictilv.
When tllr ily Of Chester reached NE
mouth u the Chri.tiana she ran Nh me
whip 4 long pcrnant lcnutiug tLGtt lid
had Won tile race. Thea, il is stated size
WAS nearly five lengths ahead iIolh boats
Wcrc crowded and Ola the tity IT Chester
the excitement was intense, The Civ az
Chester was in charge Of Captain i'rtrr
liluomsbTs and captain Charles Nom.
Grief was VI the Wheel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
BEE MONT BEATEN.
Easy Victims to the Fold clubs Fine
Play at Elsmere Last Saturday

Play at Elsmere Last saturday
The opening cricket match Of the
Field Clubs autumn schedule at Els
mere on Saturday resulted in n re-
markably easy victory for the home
players. The game was between the
Belmont summer eleven and the Field
Clubs first eleven. The visitors went
TO the bat first, making fairly good
total Of 70 runs. Then the Field Club
men went in, and in an hcurnnd a-half
Of excellent play totaled ITO, when
to bat and tho two batsmen not out.
One Of the latter was Furton, whose
fine score was 90. Following is the
scores
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Waterman Thomas Bennett Sunday
morning discovered flames in the clotlline
store Of Morris Shlulnan, So. Ia East
was notified aud put out tNe lire, Which
etauSf! i !?ss 81 about S2lg, upnn which
tAere il an insurance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08
,'rl',.lN" nE. la%K,S-.

NA-lHNTfa&, Sept &+.-ll,r attitude ol
l'E leniiHs New Nar, arath otfincr,
wn. tn" rnsru-sing torn. pu uHiri..l crclrs
ia TINS city, m vArsU1. were The com
l4nnts that We're inaip. HE sight If tAr
doctor to decide -, the ur.rrhrr Of days
which vessel shall ltakrpt iniuarantiic
is not cantroNrrlcd by any unc. as the
quarantihr circular ,PepiHeaiy ur0-
Nides that tha a days detention
ehould WlPsY - incoming vessels, unless
such detrnlian is lUrbideu ~ the
laws Of The State or the regulations made
Lhnreundci, Few persons, however, look
for any uGtion on the par ri IN Jenkins
that will conflict with tile intent IL the
circular, and the idea that he Will be IN
amy way rcmiss IN taking action Ia Keep
out the cholera is nowhere entertained.
Fear is expressed that the mere effect Of il
may be siich as to have some influence On
health officers at other ports, who may he
led u declare Independence Of the f'rGSi-
dents proclamation, as rf. Jenkins is re-
poftGpt to have dome.
Assistant Secretary nraulding said there
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

LoNnoN, Sept. 5.-1hc steamer Elba,
from Hamburg arrived in the Tyne last
evening with one Of her officers down
with cholera He was removed to the
tlpating hospital that has been provided
for cholera patients, where he died this
morning. The steamer has been placed in
quarantine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

NEWARK, Sept. 5--Josrph 4. Willis
registrar Of the Western Election district
and Byard Widdocs Of the Middle district
opened the books Of registration SATURDAY
Tor the first time There was no difficulty
experienced, In the Western district 81
names were placed On the list as qualified
and m the Middle 90 names There are
4 number who have expressed themselves
as not intending to bother with the regis
trafton, but 1t is believed that before the
ma, sitting all names OF voters, who are
qualified, will be added to the list
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-22
Gossip of the Hotels.

Fl. C. Littlefield and wife of Albany
are at the Morton. Mr.. Littlefeld is
president of the stove company that
contemplates locating here, and ia in
the city TO confer with Secretary Kin
sey in regard 10 the matter.
Mrs. j. ii. Welsh, Mrs. George Nor.
ris, Mrs. d. w. Miller and Master Fred
Morris formed q party OF Iona people
that dincd at the New Livingston yes
terday.
Z. b. Dana. editor OF the Muskegon
Daily Chronicle, tarried with a Morton
house breakfast yesterday morning.
G.. A. Mlnchner of Detroit, general
agent for the Dun Mercantile Agency,
arrived At the Norton yesterday.
Mrs. X. A. Chandler of st. Paul and
Miss Kate Ho land of Hastings were
guests at the Morton yesterday.
II. BrImple of Columbus, o., super.
intendent of the Adams Express com.
psuy, is at the Morton.
II. 5. Hull, president of the NANCE
Iona handle factory, is at the New Liv-
ingstoue.
r. w. Stevenson, an Ionia merchant.
dined At the New Livingston yesterday.
II. J. Lake, Liliey hotel ran, WA
registered at Sweets YESTERDAY.
DIR. Frank Merritt of Charlotte wac
at the Morton last eaening.
Senator K. Il. Green of Alma il q
guest ~ the Morton.
Judge Brown of Big Rapids 10 at the
Morton.
II. Walsh. . Holland druggist, is 81
Sweets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-22
HAVE TO BE STRONG
Cells Nov Have TO Be Fitted
With Steel Cages
TO PROTECT THE PRISONERS
This Is Especially True in the South.
How the Northern Spirit Is AZ
feeting SouthsEners.

W. F. Parsons Of Pittsburg was
guest at the New Livingston yesterday.
Mr.. Parsons is agent for the Barnes
safe & Lock company and has just re-
turned from the south. I've are dong
a large business IN jail locks and cell
fixtures" ne said yesterday. There
has been . great change IN prison APP
performances during the past ten or
twelve years. Not long ago 1t was
thought that If . man were placed in y
cell aud nalf-inch iron bars put between
him and liberty, that was sufficient.
The possibility OF his escaping or break
ing through this frame work never &C.
CURED to anybody. But the old cell
mas been done away with now and n
steel cage substituted.
This has been rendered necessary for
the protection of the public and also
the protection of the prisoner. When
q man commits some crime that par
ncularly incenses the public il takes q
mighty strong structure these days 70
prevent mob's taking him out and
lynching him. THIS Is particularly
true IN the south, although matters
are not so bad there as they have been.
The south mas made some wonderful
developments during the past few
years. The new south 10 a grand thing.
Those new cities of Chatta nooga, Biz
mingham and Atlanta have q real
northern enterprise. They have all
the vim and determination of a west
ern town. OF course the enterpr,sing
cities are in the minority, but l can
sea that the south IL pro-
crossing rapidly. The small! towns
in the south are very backward. A
town with 1880 or 1000 inhabitants
there is absolutely without particle of
business push. Everything is stagnant
and the place is run just as 1T was be-
fore the war. In many places the
same men are doing business there.
The county seat still consists OF court
house and possibly one little store.
When court 10 IN session everybody
rocks there as they would % circus.
The old-timers come with their horses
and mules and "swap." Trey look
forward to cor's week as the time TO
drive some rnighty interesting bargains,
and they drive them too. The south
erner may be little backward about
some things, but when i. comes to q
mule trade he is pretty close to the
head OF the procession.
Cuisines is very quiet throughout
the south this year. The season has
been 90 wet that everything is back
ward. Cotton was good crop, but it
is difficult to tell how other things will
develop"