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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
A NEW CABINET.
-. sslins succeeds Ribst 10 Premier .
France.

France.
PARIS, April 1.--Presidcnt Carnot has
summoned Meline to form cabinet. Me-
line is lawyer and nm opportunist In pol
itics. He was elected member Of tho
chamber Of deputies in 1879; was under
secretary OF the state department Of justice
In 1876; minister of agriculture In 1887.
and president Of the chamber of deputies
In 1883.
n. Meline has selected tho following
cabinet: Felix Jules Meline, premier and
minister Of commerce; Charles Deputy,
minister Of the interior; Jacques. L.
Traieux, minister Of justice; Raymond
Paincarrc, minister of finance; Eu.
Rene Spuller. minister Of education;
Francois viette. minister Of public
works; Admiral Ricunier. minister Of ma
rine and colonies; Albert viger, minister
Of agriculture; General Loisillon, minister
Of war; Dcvello, minister Of foreign AZ
fairs. The new cabinet is regarded as an
interim ministry. for tbs purpose Of pass-
Ing the budget and winding up The sss-
sion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
HUNo TO A BRIDGE.


Mtsssala's April Mess-A Nsw Cssssy
Comsniasionsp -Laadslldss.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MIssoULA, April l.-Residcnts of the
western portion OF the city were horrihcd
on arising thia morning to soc what ap-
peared to bc the body Of o man swinging
from the main span Of the railroad bridge
across the Nissoula river. II was NOT long
before both banks Of the river were lined
with men, women and children, disouss-
Ing the supposed suicide. Owing to the
position in which the body vas
Il could be cut down. and whom
this had been accomplished nothing
could b learned regarding antecedents OF
that he WAS employed at one OF tho neigh.
pletety stuffed with sawdust. In the right
hand Was firmly erasped . small pisce OF
paper, upon which Vas scrowled: II am
q HILL" About this time some one remem.
bcrod that this was April Pool's day and
the crowd silently stole away.
Judge Woody in the district court to-day
appointed n. H. Pisrce Of horse Plains
county commissioners OF Missoula county,
ton Of Ravalli county.
A land Aide occurred to-day on the
Occur d'Alene branch Of the Norshern Pa.
cific between Spring eulch and Iron
mountain. The castbound train over that
division had 10 transfer passengers, ex'
press and mail. and passcd through ths
city tO-night several hours late. Work
trains have been dispatched 10 the scens
Of the slide and the obstruction will b ~
moved % rapidly 40 possible.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
MIssoULA DEMOCRATS.
They 89o4e CoDve0ee0o OoboDoeoo .
Eieetlea.

Eiess,e..
s,,.c,s, psussch IN tina ss.ndarA.
M,sao,u.A Anil i-The si~cs,ou sor
to- .ch,.i s,,,.,ss~ to .,,cc..i ,he r~tirin.
sr,,.,.ss ~ ~ Rick sor,I ana e. r. n.v,s
ra a.scd n ouicsiv ,hIs af,srnoon. A verv
s,nsII voss "a. cass. vhich resuIsed IN the
r-sI.,tior a. q p. navis. Who rsceivo., =,
vo,... and the Election Of J. s. Kemp.
,,,,h ia7. tn, osh.r canditla,es received
80. =. soIlo~.. 81 H Drap~r "a. Mrs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
EXTENSIVE FoRoERiEs.
The Lsaisviiis spseaisssss Condssts
Opssasiess Broadcast.

The teaisviiie speealsssss Condustsd
0psvatiess broadcast.
LOUISVILLE. KY. April LA. r. Sutton
and his bookkecper, william Beecher,
laneuiah In Jail In default Of bail In sums
Of s16 ,00 and $4,000, rsspsctively. The
amount Of money obtained BY Sutton on
fraudulent recsipts, II sesfns, Ia
much larger than WAS at hrst
estimated. Attorusy John declares that
the speculations Of the accused will as-
ercRato tDo,0O. Cincinnati banks and
bankers, itas stated on good authority.
will lose for more than Louisville people.
The frauds, II is learned this morning on.
tend to Kansas City, st. Louis and other
western cities and may bs distributed
throughout many other places. Rumor
has gained currency that others bc-
sides Beccher and Sutton arc involved In
the forgery aud the distribution Of bogus
receipts. Il 10 even asserted that two we'll
known citizens, who have been close 10
Sutton, may bs pursued In the courts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
MONTANA LIoHTN,No JERkeRs.
foarnansnt OF Telegraphers %
Hsisns--rhs wtsners.
Special Dspsfch to the standard.

EoornononS ou Tetegrapoe1 et
Hsisns--rhs wtsnsrs.
Special Dispatch IN the standard.
HELENA, April THE fast work tourna-
ment among telearaphers has struck tho
mountain section. A tournameut IVES
hsld in Helena to-day. Entries wore made
by crack operators from Ogden. Spokane.
Butte aud Pocatello. Owing to tho short
noes Of tho notice several parties who were
desirous OF entering had not sufficient
time to reach Hclena. Ed McManimon
OF Butte. who would have given tbs win
ner hard rub, WAS unable to roach here.
The sending contest was won by Thomas
Tomlinson, with Charles Seaton second.
James OCallaghan WAS left at the start,
though he showed remarkable speod at
tho wind-up, and would have made good
record had Il not been for his nervousness
at tho post. Tho third placs went to Wal
ter Newbury.
Tho average Of sending for the Ave
minutes compares very favorabiy with
the records established In the New York
nesting. Tomlinson sent 2<i Is words
OF good sNorss" In the fivs minutes
allowed, Ssason 10 4-S, and Newbury
wound up With 23S. Another touruamsns
will ahaefIs b 6eld In either Helena o.
AuAc) Ind u 10 expected that Charles
Hous9 q Ogden, Robert Curran Of tbs
SrANDAhD Butte ONCE. Charles Stone al
Postlau1, Z. ]. McManimon Of Butte will
msss ~ winners OF to-day's tourney and
sstabiieA ne intsesmountain record. All
thoss uaen have good records and sosne
fast wesA b looked for.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
pHuLlpssURo in DARKNESS.
ssmsbsAy Moskeysd Win the Costrees
For the Eiscsric Lights.
Gueclnl nlsnafrh 10 the Btn0dard


For the Elsesrie Lights.
Special Dlspasch 70 the STANDARD.
PBfLPsBuRa. April IAN ample oppoes
spscislty Of s'holding up" his fellow citi-
ssns, BY the taking down Of al the street
lights which were hsrssofoes furnished hy
the Philipsburg and Granite Electric flGht
company. Thsrs seems TO have bsen .
dlffersuee Of opinion between the
light company snA the town
;ss''.s e: oou..;i 3: '' held ''sISs Tsss..a:s "
evening last. at which the question of
street lomps came up. II appears tho
eoutraSJ for lighting. which vas made in
February a last year, has expired. pco-
vidsd OF course that srnsuros b noe taksu
into account. From the original documsot
it would appear that . contract was eo-
tered Into between the council and ths
electric light company, whereby the com
pany was to supply the town for nve
yosrs ct Q stipulated figure for eAeh light.
Instead, however, Of the original figures
Of Ave years, en- erasure 10 made and th0
words ''one or nsees" placed above. Ths
sscrstasy Of the electric light company
claims that this change WAS made afser
the agreement was entered into and sfter
the understanding was arrived at toes
Ave years vas the term Of the contrast.
This 10 serious charge, and II the council
10 wise n will ses that the unsmisched
reputation Il has % fss borne will bo sus-
tsined TO the end OF its term. which,
happily or otherwise, 10 not fsr Distant
The citizens Of Philipsburg. howsvss,
have II impressed upon their minds that
the town Is in darkness, and II tho coun-
ell has erred In this matter. il 10 certainly
doing something for which II deserves
anything but praise. and II is not unlikely
that the psople will have other visws,
whsn ths time comes, than the rsnomina-
tion Of ths present city fathers. Prom .
oomparstive estimate Of the cost Of light
ine here aud In othsr oitiss of the state. b
would appear that tbs advantage 10 sits-
esther on the side Of Philipsburs. Butte
pays $3.50 psr light Of 1.20 candle power.
and Phiiipsburg pays els per light OF 5000
candle power. Thsss figures would cor.
tainly argue an advantage In favor of the
Philipsburs company's prices, and it is
nos at all impossible that later develop
msnss will show thsrs 10 . nlgser hidden
| in the woodpile.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
OPPOSED TO JUDD.
One % Cisvslssd's ApPeintmsnts Casss
Kick.

VIENNA, April Tho antiSemites and
the clericals aro greatly aRitated over thu
appointment by President Cleveland Of
Man Judd OF Missouri, ~ consul general
Of the United States at Vienna. The op-
position to Judd u based upon the ground
that he In Hebrew and therefore unds-
sirablc for tho Office. A petition IL being
prepared, addressed 10 Emperor Francis
Joseph and the Austrian foreign offlce.
asking the imperial authorities TO refuse
10 accept Judd as American consul gen.
cral.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
BREEDING TROUBLE.
Como CantAukerous Republicans W
Want TO Investigate.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Somo of the re-
publicans In the senate deny the state
incnt that the inquiry into the charges
against Senator Roach Of North Dakota
will be abandoned. II has been decided
by this element Of the party that the re-
publicans will not only insist upon the
original inquiry but will broaden the scope
Of tho investigation and urge q close
scrutiny OF the means that were used to
effect the election Of Mr.. Roach.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02

The styles In dress goods this year being
30 manifold. II is difficult 20 give . de.
scription In limited space OF the numer-
Gus kinds. The best way 10 get q definite
idea Of what is to be worn this summer is
to step into the Connell store and see their
stock Of wool and Of silk novelties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
LIVINGSTON POLITICS.

The Democratic Ctty Tsskst-koheol Tras.
tees Elected.
Special Dispatch TO tho Standard.
LIVINGSTON, April IL Dannie Short and
c. =. Hcfferiin were elected school trus.
tees to-day for the three-ycar term.
The democrats placed the following
ticket In nomination at to-tlay's conven.
ton: For mayor, Frank Belsy: city at
torney, NJ. d. Kelly treasurer. +. 7. Wood |;
magistrate, L. n. Lsplsy. J. Y. Nolan was
substituted for alderman in the second
ward In place OF II. =. Potts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
A REAL FRENCH DUEL.

Neither Of the Shootists Was shot
suit OF tho Panams Scandal.
PARIS. April IN. Andrieux, the ex.
project Of police, who figured 20 prurni.
nently in tho Panama scandal. fought .
duel tonight with NJ. Marct. editor OF tho
Radical. The duel grew out Of the Panama
exposures. Maret is . deputy. Neither
Of tho combatsnts was hurt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
JUMPED HIS BoARo.


CHICAGO, April Id. ID. O'Linn, an ex.
policeman, was shot and instantly killed
tonight by Harry McKeaver. an engineer
employed by the city. O'Linn had bsen
living at McKeaver's and attempted 10
leave without paying his board. Mrs. Nc
Keaver interfered and O'Linn knocked
her down. Her screams brought her hus-
o'Linn. sSc. him dead. and then saS. ~
himself up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
Won By Rodgers.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON. April Tho glove contest
between Chick Rodgers Of Helena and
Pat Morris OF San Francisco, Tough, here
tonight. was won By Rodgers in the third
round.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
GETTING SERIOUS.
There Il Great Danger OF . Disastrsus
Conflict at AntlerA.

WASHINGTON, April LA telegram was
received from Agent Bennett at Union
agency this morning saying he is en- route
to the scene Of the trouble between tho
Choctaws. He forwarded the following
telegram from Commissioner Gibbons:
"Thc opposing forces are in camp four
miles apart, preparing for . conflict.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02

Tho Connell Co.'S stock Of outing fam
neis 10 an immense one. and includes the
prettiest and most tasty lot of designs
evor shown for 12hc yard. They also
have excellent good. at ~ and lilo yard
ut 16tsc yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
ANoRY CREDITORS.


LorfsvILLE, KY, April l.-Charlss z.
Claffey Of San Francisco was served with
tho instance Of A. II. Hotalys q Co. OF
San Francisco for s5.s7s.50. He Was locked
In his room for the night. but this morn.
ing gave bond and was released. Claffey
10 wanted In San Francisco on Q serious
charge, Il 10 alleged. Numerous creditors
that no cruelty left behind there have no
hesitancy In declaring that they are beaten
out Of S.5,000, all told.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
ON SCHEDULE TIME.
Secretary Boke smith systematises In.
terviews.

WASHINGTON. April l.-Sccretaiy Hoks
Smith has announced that next Monday.
at p. M, he will see all persons inter
cstcd in the appointment OF the governor
Of New Mexico. with view 10 securing
information for tho presidents use In
making his selection. On next Wednes-
day ut the same hour ho will see all per
sons who may wish to bo heard on tho
subject OF the appointmnt of the governor
of Utah.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
HELENA.s SCHOOLS.

They win Not ise NlO.rd-A Special Tax
Voted.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA. April l.-At tho school election
to-day, II. NJ. Parchen aud c. ID. Green
field werc elected trustees. Tho special
school tax Of sS, 900 was carried By vote
Of 193 to 500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
the WEST 10 NOT m IT.
when II Comes 70 peaancs Of Law. In.
diana IL Ppstty Good.

CRAwFokpsvILLE. Ind, April 1.-The
Jackson brothers rode into New Ross lest
night and announced that they would take
possession Of the town. They paradsd
the streets. whooping and shooting at any.
body or anything. Terror reigned until
Marshal McGriifin and several deputies
made an attack. but they were routed.
During the battle Joe Wright. . promi.
nent merchant. was terribly beaten aud
injured. The ofiicsss were reinforced By
Q mob Of excited men and made another
charge soon aud the Jackson trio resainsd
their horses and, after sn exciting chase
Of two mlies. sscapsd In the darkness.
The villagers escaped with . few wounds.
while the Jacksons were apparently un-
harmed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02

Il is fact that during tho dull days al
winter we can put up With . carpet OF .
piece of linen or bedding that is really
past use. But the brightness OF the spring
sun reveals the worn out places soo
clearly. Then We start for nee supply.
aud wonder where ws shall got the bsss
selection. We cay 70 10 Connsll's. lie
the largest. has the best styles In tabis
linens or carpets, lace curtains o. tows1sv
aud always at the lowest price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
STABBED HIS EMPLOYER.

Boulder Maistsins Its Recently Estab.
l,shed Reputation.
Special Dispatch TO this standard
BOULDER. Aptii i.-William Wolter was
stabbed twice tonight by one Louis Cohn.
who wns In wolter's employ some time
ago. The trouble began by wolter call.
Ing Cohn o lot of hard names. Cohn 10 In
jail. and at last reports the injured man
VAS rcsting easily.
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the PirTssURo pLvNOEs.
Life On Change nuin-d His Health an
Ne VIII speeulate No More.

CHICAGO, April l.-v. c. Plsc, widely
known % tho "pittsburn Plunger," died
nj Mt. Ciemens, Mich. this morning. He
lost his health In his board Of trade life
aud had bssu failing rapidly FOR several
months.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02

PRINCETON. n. j.. April i.-Dr. James
Met osh. ex.prcsidsnt of Princeton and
eminent the world ovss ~ N instructor and
thinker. 10 " years old to-day, aud COO
Souns men and old, scSttersd ali over the
country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-02
THE BOILER BURST.
-Four Msn 1nstantly Killed In ~ Iowa
taWmi1l

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April AT Lacona
boiler explosion occurred to-day killing
Henry kinnis. aged so. Henry Kinuis, jr..
John Kinnis and Peter Kinnis. all threo
sons of Henry kinnis. How the explosion
occurred 10 not known.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

The death Of James Russell Lowell re-
called ap amusing story OF the way in
which he escaped the usnai fate OF literary
oc.ihncrs "a financial loss in the pubIica
aob OF bis first volume. The cost Of pub
hshink MIR Lowell's book, runs the story
was borne entirely by that gentleman him
sell, the edition tviuE plain but substan
tlal one of 800 eopies The author felt the
nsuAl pride Ia bis achievement, aud hoped
Tor almost immedate fame, but only q few
copies Of the work were sold
socn after, lire occurred In tho publish
ing mousse where the volumes were stored
ana they were destroyed As the publisher
carried toll Insurance on the stock. MIR
lowell was able 10 realize the full cash
value OF his venture, aud be had. therefore.
the satisfaction Of saying TO his friends
that the entire edition was exhausted -
Pail Mail Gazette
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

External circumstances somewhat de
.stm'ne hnes OF growth, The warm sun
orihss forward the blossoms Tho sta,
mems which prepare the tertilizing dust.
aessi"p rapidly under unusual warmth.
mh'is 90" p'stti, which has the responsi-
bthiy OF bringing forth the fruit, takes its
e"n tiuie In this way the stamons often
mature the pollen In advance OF the needs
OF ths p's'lL When the pi=til Is mature
there Is 40 pollen, and hence no fertuiea
tioh ana no crop The abundant season.
are hen stamens and pistiis mature con
INDEPENDENTLY But even when the
frnit Ia properly fertiliSed the tree has not
slorVd ip nutrition enough the past season
ana Then the ground under the tree 1.
stored With fallen miniature fruit. -
the'nAs Meehan sn Philadelphia Ledger
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

The manufacture Of ordnance seems to
have begun In the Fifteenth century a
mortar that was still la existence and
sven used for purposes Of amusement less
than century ago At Fridge. near Chi
eeater, being claimed as the first OF the
Kind ever made In this country This was
= hooped gun Cannon cast and bored arc
OF later data These too were frat made
10 England at Buxted, In Sussex. the
founder being one Ralph ilogge, who EN-
ployed a Frenehman. Peter Baude 10y
name an bis assistant, or, more properly
Instructor. the ar. Of gun founding being.
u wonih appear, French invention
liaude had as an apprentice one John
johnson, who Is described as having OK
ceefied bis master IN his art OF casting
ordnance. making them cleaner and TO
better perfection Aad John johnson.
sou Thomas is described an having cast.
toward the end OF the Sixteenth century
artillery distantly approaching to tho
hsasy guns OF the present, his forty two
cast pieces" Weighing three tons apiece
London Spectator
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

You can almost tell persons charae
Ter from the nose alone" remarked Pro
lessor Oppenheim. "All great men have
great noses. The Greek nose. which has
no protuberance, but is straight, argues
great sense of aesthetics, OF beauty, but 10
character and no power of contention.
Large nostrils show courage People
OF fearless disposition breathe fully and
freely All the fiercer animals have DR.
lated nostrils. The dropping nostril shows
hlstrlonic talent, If the nose also droops
IL denotes tragic power. and if only the
nostril the capacity is marked for the in
terpretation of comedy
here the nose Is thin at the bridge II
SHOWS generosity, while nose that is thick
at the bridge argues responsiveness When
IL Is tlptilted like the petal of flower the
person Is inquisitive. A projecting nose
argues disposition to investigate 1t IS
ahead OF the person, as it were. and wants
10 scent out things. London Cor New
York World
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

gentleman OF this city who has taken
some interest in mind reading, hypnotism.
telepathy aud the like, entered his Office
the other day, and Just rs he was sitting
down thought Of n friend whom he wanted
very much 10 see on matter OF business
In less than minute 10 walked the very
person
did you Just arrivef" asked the gentle
man
Drove up TO the door about half a min
ute ago" said the visitor,
Must send IL 10 the Psychical Research
society" said the gentleman, explaining
what had happened
After his visitor went away he began
thinking II over Then he suddenly re
called something he had overlooked. On
passing his Office through another room he
had seen gentleman reading book with
peculiar binding IL reminded him of
another book ia similar binding he had
been reading Mt n summer resort the week
before. This reminded him that he
thought Of going back there for another
week Of recreation and that reminded him
that his friend had been down there too
and was expecting to go back with him
Then he wondered how many similar mys
terles might he nationally explained II the
connection between ones thoughts could
only DO re-established. 49, Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28

Hc was hig. suIleu looking fellow, tow.
ertna fourteen inches above the meek, In
offensive looking little woman trotting
along by his side. and the casual observer
would have said at n glance that she was a
broken spirited, brownies wife 10 whom
marriage bad been a failure which would
have proved that the opinion Of the casual
observer Is Of little value
They entered a clothing store and he
asked TO he shown some pants" He
picked up about the first pair shown him
and said that he would take them, when
che matched them from him, tossed them
aside and said icilyi
Well, your do nothing OF the sort, Jack
Smith, ! think see you paying seven
doliars for a pair Of pants. This pair at
i've dollars is inst rs good. II they dom,
look quite so well They're too SHORTY
They're nothing Of the SORT and can let
down the hem " they are little short
Here. Mr. Clerk, do up shese pantsn
Then SHE hshed an old leather wallet up
from tbs depths Of pocket in an unsus
peeted place and paid for the pants,
after which she graeiously tossed the big
bully by her side q ten cent piece, saying
m she did No
There's the dime yon said you wanted
to Vet some tobacco with Get out and get
Il while wait here for you. and don't be
gone more than ten minutes, either for
we're going home on the next car Hurry
upP'-~ Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-28
sweet and Sour AppIes.

Just why some should be sweet and soue
sour Is a puzzle The malic acid which
gives IL the sour taste seems to be in about
.ne same proportion in the unripe as in the
ripe apples; the difference in Sweetness
seems TO arise from the change of feculent
or starchy matter into sugar as the rinen.
ing process proceeds. But, though the
chemist can tell us the exact elements
that go to make sugar, he cannot make
sugar for us No power but that of the
iving plant can do it, and we are absolute,
done. Se'S II
Possibly the climate has some infnenoo
on the acting vital power, for the Rhode
island Greening apple, sour apple in tho
Atiahtlc states, is sweet ample on tbo
racilc-and the same apple will often have
part OF the same fruit sweet ON one Gid,
anu sour on the other These cases arc
generally attributed to some one in tha
past having split a branch through a hnd
eHen httinS the sweet apple half to the half
VI Inc sour apple bud, and graftino tbe
spllcea graft This is regarded as an in
eehious afterthought. Those who bara
ttirecIiy gone and repeated the experiment
nave We mao no such result. Thomas Neahan
IN Philadelphia Ledger -"