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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-03

LONDON, Jan. New f"At's Day
was notable only Tor the enormous
crowds on church gocis. AZ the CITY
Temple Rev. Dr. pailitr preached with
his wunIed force and diiectnths. The
demonstration of unemployed NJ ~.
Paul's Cathedral was entirely orderly.
Some 1000 men, with AL tue ToH1f
leaders, marched iu,o tue cathedral
shortly before service opened, and took
three timee the numbeT OF seats re.
.erved ior them. Canon Henry scott
Holland preached u sermon III ofsym-
patty with thom. Thoproce'sbn moved
from the cathedral TO Camhetyoll sing
lng "MaEeillaisu and IN. Starving
Poor OF England"
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wreck OF u snowpIow.

SPOKANE, Jan. l.-Psrticulars have
been received Of the wreck OF n snow
plow In the Great Northern and the
loss Of four lives. The disaster occurred
near Java station. The dead are: A.
l.. Morden, brakeman, John Benny,
Western Union linoman, u fireman,
name unknown, unknown italian.
Conductor Potter Lemjeu WAS seriously
injured. The snowpiow was standing
ON the track and waH struck by an
avalanche which can't down the
mountain.
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A suGrnIsE.
british Vessels Violating the Herring
Regulations, Released.

Regulations, Released.
WAsHISGToS, DC, Jan. l.-Sur-
prise il expressed in the government
departments Mt the result OF the trials
held ut Victoria, Il. O., OF sealing
vessels seized Ia Bering sea last season.
From Geographic dispatches 1t is
learned that British schooners were
seized by American naval vessels ami
turned over 10 "A British admiral for
trial. Both were released. No pre-
tense was made that they had not VIC.
lated the modus viveudi, but various
excuses were made for their 'iischat ge.
This Ia n repetition OF the experience
Of last year, and In marked contrast
with the conduct Of the United States
authorities, as the American vessels
seized for violating the modus vlvendi
were vigorously prosecuted In the
United States court At Sitka.
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acrmany's Mig Scandal.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The attempts OF
several newspapers to smother In rid.
icule the Guelph fund scandal have
not succeeded. The details given in
pOrYaeyt's article concsrniny the dis'
tribuuoh OF money are too minute to
Although Withholding FOR obyious
reasons ,no NAMES OF recipients of
brioes, tno PAPER Indicates the occupa.
lion ana politics with exactness. OF ten
men II says were officials OF the EN-.
pire-elght generals, three Judges,
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A Indy NmInIdos.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. Mrs. Mel.
lie Bfundage, wife Of G.. NJ. Brdndage,
"a prominent real estate man, COM
United suicide Ia the room Of her
paramour, S. Il. Ciute, an attorney, In
the Grand View Hotel yesterday.
Clute On realizing what the woman
had done, uusuccesAfully attempted to
end his HE. The tragedy was Tho re-.
suit OF intoricatlon, AMI an ar.i Gle In
O SUNDAY paper telling Of her actions
Christmas night but giving no nance.
The husband IL helrtbr0ken over the
disgraoeiul affair. Clute 80 an ait0f-
ney from MonttzImn, In. Bruudugc Is
from Canandugua, n. Y.
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eleven Journalists AMI twenty -five
members N the re,cbssas. Tue dopL.
ties iu queatlOu IRE mostly naiioual
llueIulr md conservatives aud frceivej
sums varyin., between sl50O nnu $1,000
each. tnlee pliucipai ecnellc'atles
OF tno fund nrc believed TO nave been
irtimatr irionds OF king Ludwig Of
Rtvsfn. rhc n nviest brlblus, says
IO5woeris, was done fl 1850. Tho
information applied TO |oTWdstts L.
believed 20 have been gnlnri iot tho
Social Democrats by Aug. Brseir,
should Begelu be- ne dislngenius Us he
usually Ia tnu Investigation VIII be
exceedingly rcfileus. Tue whole
matter Will probably lie over nniii The
ltelchstgg fca--embles, when me social
Democrat. viii bfiDg " up ~ means
Of resolution or an Interpretation.
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Senator Hill this afternoon; Edward
Murphy. jrtand Lieutenant Governor
Shrehan were there too. Hill and
Croker went 20 New York later, the
former eu route 10 Washington. None
OF the leaders viii talk Tor publication.
The Republican caucus tonight
nomina,cd a candidate for Speaker and
thus deslgnnled the leader Of the mi
uorlly. George II. Malthy WINS selected
ny vote % IS 10 20 for Hamilton Fish,
Jr. Hon. VIM. Sulz0r OF New YORK
wus nominated by reclamation for
Speaker u. tho caucus Of tho Demo-
crlt-. The other officers OF the house
were nominated by acclamalion.
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PANAMA, Jan. 1.-The government
VIII impose the following conditions
granting an extension Of time TO the
Panama Canal company: The debt 10
the government, amounting 10 $780,
900 francs, ia made $, 200, 900 francs and
IL to DO paid In four equal inslailments,
the frat payment to 10 made in 1898.
An inventory Is to be made OF all prop
etty now possessed by tho company on
the isthmus and the latter Is to bind
itself not TO transfer or dispose OF any
OF IL without tho consen, OF The gov
eminent. Any disputes which may
arise are 10 be- settled by the supreme
court Of tho republic.
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SEARCHING FOR cLEws.
Two Men Arrested on suspicion OF
Murder.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec.3l. -oficers
are still searching for clews as TO the
murderers OF Miss T.. o. Ayros, the
operator and station agent at Brighton.
Word was received this morning from
Auburn that Sheriff Conroy had ar.
rested two young men at that p ace last
night on suspicion. While on the way
to Jail one OF them jumped from tho
buggy and escaped. The names OF tho
men are Edward Brady and Henry
Wagner, who reside In this city. When
taken to jail Brady had IN his possos.
sion y lady's gold watch ana looket.
He claims tho gold watch was given
aim by his uncle IN III Dorado county,
but there IL reason to believe IL Is the
missing gold watch Of Miss Ayres.
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Typiius In Mexico.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Jan. l.-William
Divide, who arrived today from the
interior OF Mexico, reports that the nc.
counts Of the ravages Of typhus are NOT
exaggerated, The mortality IL esti-
mated at Is to rs per cent OF those
stricken. The wealthy classes do not
appear TO have immunity from tho
disease. suffering equally with the
Door.
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RIrs On n JcsnIt College.

NEW YoRlI, Jan. l.-Fire invaded
the Jesuit college OF st. Francis Nav.
Ter, on West Sixteenth street, touay,
anu Rev. Thomas Gormlcy was over
come by smoke and died within n few
minutes after he was rescued. AlcssIs.
MCCARTHY and Buel were burned about
the lace AMI hands, but escaped with.
out serious Injury. The fire vas ex.
unguished after tile thrstor anu rooms
above were Quilted. The damage was
$50, 900; Insured.
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Ell DORADO, Kan, Jan. 1.-The
local accommodation train ON the
Missouri Pacific railroad was wrecked
late last night by a broken rail, Two
coaches were ditched hud several pas.
seDgers painfully hurt; only one was
dangerously injured, Hattie Hall, u
Kansas poetees,
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. THE Re.
publican members OF tho house met
tonight and selected W. A. Lee speak.
or and +. A. johnson chief clerk. One
Of the matters OF chief interest ia the
election OF United States senator, and
there seems to be no quesi ion but that
@. *. Davis will succeed himself.
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PopuIisia In Oregon.

SALEM, Or, Jan. 1.-The supreme
Nurt touay decided that the proceeding
manuamus 20 compel the secretary
y STATE, In making the oiiicial canvass
" the votes east for presidential cleo
o's NJ the recent election as returned
W the various county clerks to abstain
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a STRANGE CASE.
Suicide Of n Woman under Peculiar
circumstances.

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-A strange
story OF one woman's iuiatuaiion Tor
another came TO light this morning,
when Mrs. Eta Harrington trie1,
probably successfully, TO kill herself.
She allowed Miss Carson to separate
herself ami husband, anu lsvished all
the money she could get IN presents on
the object OF her alteration. Last July
they quarroled and separated. Mrs.
Harrington tried In vain TO secure u
reconciliation, and finally ahot herself,
II Is believed fatally.
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North Dakota Legislature.

BISMARCK, \. b., Jan. 2.-rhe
members OF the North Dakota legisla.
turs, which will convene tomorrow,
spent today In caucusing. A rethot
tight between the friends OF the three
candidates for speaker ragged all day.
IL looks now as II the Republicans
will organize both houses.
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Arres,cd for M old murder.

ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ. Jan. p
Deputy sheriff A. w. Marsh OF Los
Angeles, Cal, arrived here Saturday
anu went to Santa Fe yesterday,
where he arrested George II. Miles,
charged with the crime OF murder In
Los Angeles about two years age. The
murdered man had 5000 before his
death, but when the body was discover
cd only half that amount was found.
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Dorvishes Itepuiscs.

CAIRO, Jan. 2.-Saturd.y Last large
party OF Dervishes ATTACKED the Village
OF Gemai, near Madyhaifa, but wefo
repulsei after fight In which several
were killed. On Sunday a second nj.
tack wos made, but tho raiders were
driven on after number OF them had
besn killed.
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NEW YORK LrGlsLATuRE.
work Preliminary TO the 0rganiEa'
tiOn.

ALBANY, NY, Jan. THE work
preliminary to the organization OF tho
legislature was enliyenod this after
noon by the arrival Of the New York
and Kings county members udge
6riiilths and Others, friends OF Edward
Murphy, Jr., opened headquarlers n!
the Delavan house. The secretaries OF
several Democratic county committees
came In with resolutions end orsine
Murphy. Richard Croker called upon
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MADRID, jan. l.--lnfauta iiabella
WIZ sail for the United States next
Apfil on n Spanish or American war
SHIP to open tho Chirago Worlds
Far as II representative VI Queen
Regent Chris,iana.
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M1NNEAroLis, Jan. 1.-The Ave mile
skating race bstween Hagen and Me-
Cormick. which took place here todsy.
was won by Hagen. Time, 1924.
McCormick's, 1924. Hagen gave Mc.
Cormick handicap OF half n lap.
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THE COUNTRY INTERESTED.
me Government Confidently Expects
10 Score a Triumph.
. FIERCE EDUCATIONAL Ticur.
.,,t,, superyision ordered of Persons
su-pces.d at Having the
cholera.

BtRria, Dfc, 3i.-The official press
s,un,s the non.compromise iiag over
,be army bill, while the opposition
,apers respond, challenging the gov
ernment 10 dissolve the reichstag.
since the NsrN German Gosstto, the
,,Ileial organ, announced that Won
f,aptlyi would conoode nothing 10 tho
opnonents OF the measure, and II the
,,lehs,nc refused TO grant the funds
necessary 10 make the army effective,
Inc government would resort TO the
,,gnpoup practice OF three years SER
yier. tho agitation throughout the
eauntry has become aggravated. Inc
s,citenen, caused by tho Chan.
csllnr,e threat "a seen in the
nnyonied number Of public meet
inqs aud political reunions
held everywhere In the country.
Underneath the mutual deiinnces
strong. though unson, IL the desire 10
elect "A compromile. Neither the
CentetIsts nor the Freiaennige party
really desire n dissolution OF tho
Relchstng. The government blus'crs
badly and conceals the official anxiety
10 gct tbs bill accepted with any modi-
aeallonB short Of abansoaiug the lead
mo polnts. In official circles II In
expected that the government VIII
,core a triumph aud the expectations
does not islter. because II II based ON n
knowledge Of the int!de faots.
Tho Pruesian ministry having ven
mfed to adopt "a decree making
religious instructions at schools obliRa.
bfy, another fierce educational night
. inevitable.
The Now Year speech which tho
Emperor win probably deliver tomor-
row does not excite anticipation as to
what he will have to say.
The court season commences January
9Th with reception and bali nj the
Ialace. From then until Lont almost
every day IL Get for special function.
Ia view OF tho re.nppearnnce OF
cholera In Hamburg tho Pruesian nu-
thofitles have ordered strict supervi-
sion OF all persons suspected oil having
the disease.
WILLIAMS THREAT.
At the Now YEARS. reception yester-
day Emperor William, in his address,
said the Roichstng would be dissolved
unless II passed the army bill.
COAL MINERS STRIKE.
BERLIN, Jan. .. - The serious
character Of the coal miners strike In
Fears district has oonstrainod the
authorities TO send four battalions Of
troops and large force Of gendarmes
10 the scene. The strikers have In
creased In numbers 10 22,O0O. Many
are armed and serious rloiing Ia report
ed at several places in the district,
Many who are willing to work nre
forced by the strikers 10 quit. Socialists
and Anarchists are behind the move
meni. The Kaiser has given orders
that riotlng shall be suppressed ut any
enst
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CAPITAL NEWS.
A Very Quiet New Year at
Washington,
=aa======a
no OFFICIAL RECEPTION.
The Extra SESSION OF Congress Mostly
a Financial Question.
no OFFICIAL RECEPTION.
rnE cosr or rur CENSUS.
No ssrions rroubie Anticipated he.
tween tho >hsshones aud
ArApahOcs.

WAsuiSGTOS, Jan. To-day was
the quietes, New Year Washington
las experienced within living memory.
The White House not only was Ia
mourning but was Guaranteed by
reason OF an infectious fever. The
cabinet officers and leading officials OF
the government followed tho example
Of the Chief Executive nnd no official
receptions were held; Speaker Crisp
being sick, though not seriously no,
Aifs. Crisp did not receive. Al nearly
all the Leading hotels the custom which
has been observed ter many years by
the lady snests OF holding reception
In tue pariors, this year was omitted.
the EXTRA SESSION QUESTION.
Itlsgivcn out ON good authority that
unless the financial situation anu con.
di,ion 81 Tho national treasury render
" absolutely necessary, that ME-.
Cleveland will not call an extrA session
OF Congres5 I'LL next fall. The ques.
ton OF necessity has not yet been
determined, anu will not bo before
February, by which time Mr..
Cleveland will have selected tho
members OF his cabinet. Very
soon after the holiday recess the com
mittee OF the House on ways aud
means appointed TO investigate the
condition II the treasury, viii begin
their work. On the result OF their
laboIs the calling or not calling Of an
oxtrn session may depend. IL Is said
that only An actual deficit In tho treas.
ury will cause Mr.. Cleveland TO alter
hts decision not to call M eXtrn seseion.
IL Is the opinion Of some OF the
leading members Of the Houye that the
investigation W show that the receipts
and expenditures OF the trea,uIy are
very nearly equal at present, and there
10 grave reason 70 fear IN excess OF the
latter In the coming fiscal year. In
view VI this possibility serious consider.
alton Is being given to the question of
increasing the revenue by levying an
additional tax on whisky.
THE ELEVENTH CENSUS.
All the work on the eleventh census
will bs completed and the matter
turned over to the secretary OF the
interior by the 3lst Of December, 1898.
This VIII be required by the apprOpria.
ton bill now being formed by the House
subcommittee. Up 10 date the COS, OF;
the census has been SI,260,00O, and
Mr.. Porter before the committee today
urged the passage OF n bill appropri.
ating $40, 900 TO carry him from the
18th Of March to the end OF the fiscal
year. Porter explained that the
expense attached TO the taking OF thu
census wae greater than anticipated,
btcause the present census assumed n
much broader field OF operation than
any before.
No INDIAN WAR LIKELY.
Persons familiar with the situation
do not anticipate any serious trouble
between the ShoshOno AMI Arapahoe
Indians In Northern Wyoming. IL Ia
believed by some that attempts are
being madu.to compel the Arapahoes
TO sell valuable tract which they
heretofore have been unwilling 20 part
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Federation OF halfway Employe..

CEDAR RAIDs, Ia, Dec. 3l,-A
"aystem OF federation" was agreed
upon today by the conference OF or
ganized railway employees. The term
means that the members Of the vari-
Gus orders on any ono system will he
left 10 decide for themselves whether
or not they will unite, aud such union
viii be- binding upon them alone.
Conservative members OF the confer.
ence feel that they have gained u
point, and whenever u new plan Ia
adopted Il viii serve as "A check against
ill-advised strikers or hasty action OF
any sort. The orders interested are
the oOnduclors, switchmeo, fiTemen,
ttainmen and telegraphers.
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BLAIsE MUCu BETTER.
Tho Patient Discusses Plans for IN.
Future.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. l.-Blains
In much better. DIR. johnson said this
evening that Blaine lived the old year
out anu witnessed the coming OF an-
other, surprise TO many who have
means OF knowing just how III he has
been, and who also know how sick he
he today. As sick as Blaine IN he now
exhibits much Of the wonderful will
power and nerve that carried him
through more than one crisis. In these
latter days he exhibits less desmond.
ency over his physical condition than
that which characterized him when
he was stronger than he IL today. There
are times whom he discusses plans for
tho future, especially OF literary
nature. IL IL Understood that IN case
he should not be able to carry out Ger.
tain OF his literary plans, he has ar
ranged TO have papsrs relating to pub
lie matters In his possession edited ana
published AT the proper time.
2.i5 a. m.-Blaine's apartments are
In darkness anu NIL Ia quiet In the
nelghboThOod VI the house.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. l.-rhere are
fears among tue Republicans that tho
state POpulists will cndenvor TO or.
gnnize the House over the Republican
majority OF three. This belief Is
strengthened by a fierce, fiery editorial
which appeared In the latest edition
OF the Kansas Popu!ist, tho Peoples
party paper, published here.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. l.-Tweniy
As,iakahn cholera rioters have beon
sentenced 10 DO hanged ana twonty.
Two to hard labor. sixty we're NJ.
quilted. 4
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SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
lis Deadly Work Swiiler than tho
AsiatiC Epidemic.
Eight Prisoners Dead Five Hour.
after Ihey We're STRICKEN
Down.

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. l.--Mr. ".
Porter OF Little Rock, Arkansas, IS In
ihu city. In reference to tho reported
existence OF cholera among tho con.
vicis in tina. city's pcnitontiary he
snya the disease has the symptoms Of
cholera but Is swiftcr than Asiatic
cholera. II first appeared among de.
tachmunt at work cleaning gu, sewer
on the Iron Mountain road. Uncover.
lug tho sewer liberated gus which IL
seems generated the disease. Eirh,
convicts at work in tho sewer died live
hours utter they were stricken down.
From the sewer the disease was con.
veyei TO the penitenliHry. The disoaso
has created something like panic In
Little Rock.
CLEANING Ur.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec.3l.--On ms.
count OF the unusual mortality I'm the
pcniicntiary, Mayor Fletcher Instructed
the city physician TO make "A thorough
sanitary inspection " the Institution.
lie recommended the enforcement of
thorough sanitary regulations. IA
n rcsult disiniectant- were taken 10 In,
prison this morning and the conyicts
were put 20 work cleaning up the
premises. The mayor has directed the
arrest OF Secretary OF State Chism and
Attorney General Atkinson OF peni.
Tertiary board, Prison Inspector Car.
roll, :. NJ. Appleton and Alvin Penn.
berton, tho warden, on the charge OF
violating sanitary ordinances. The
mayor declares the mortality in the
prison Is the elimination OF tho lease
syetem, aud the responsibility reets
with the state. He intends to have
every person arrested who has had
anything TO do with the management,
Of the prison except the governor. Sc
far no arrests have been made,
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THE ELEVENTH CENSUS.
No INDIAN WAR LIKELY.

Persons familiar with tho situation
do not anticipate any serious trouble
between the ShoshOno AMI Arapahoe
Indians In Northern Wyoming. IL Ia
believed by some that attempts are
being madu.to compel the Arapahoes
TO sell valuable tract which they
heretofore have been unwilling to part
with
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Mani MOrinary Report.

Following Is the Manii mortuary
report for the year ending December
3lst, 1892.
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WILLIAMS THREAT.

At the New YEARS. reception yester-
day Emperor William, In his address,
said the Roichetng would be Dissolved
unless II passed the army bill.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
CLIFTON MILLS.

Dan Smith, Of Garfield, was in towr
last week.
j. w. Cary sold fine horse in Louis
VILE last week.
L. X Addison, OF Stephensport, wa.
in town last week.
1. u Jordan was in Louisville last
week selling his tobacco.
f. 7. Mosely, our miller, spent last
sunday with his family in Stephensport
DIR. Miner, of Union Star, passed
through town last week enroute to Gar.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dowell. of near Ir.
vington, attended church here last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moredock. of Con.
cordia, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. q. Jordan last Sunday.
Dr. 5. p. Parks, who has been attend.
ing the Kentucky School of medicine at
Louisville KY, has returned home. We
gladly welcome him.
- w. N"iy has DOugnU Jne property
known as the Thos. Addison home
stead, He intends to repair it and move
into it as soon as possible.
Rev. II. G. Hook, our regular pastor.
delivered very interesting discourse at
our church last Sunday. Rev. Morris
has an appointment to preach here the
fourth Sunday in this month.
We understand one Mr.. Samuels has
left Webster on account of being the man
that threw the dynamite in the creek.
Well, that's pretty good gag" Old
Tray was a good dog but was caught in
bad company.
One OF our best citizens was heard to
say not long since that he would give any
good merchant fifty dollars if he would
come here and put up first class store.
Right here is the best place in the county
for first class store. We have a good
country to back it and men coming to
mill daily, some of them coming twenty
five and thirty miles. It's true we have
no very large farms around here, but the
farmers generally have the STUFF to pay
for what they get.