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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
MRS. RANDALL ALIVE
But Has Not Recovered Consciousness.
Little Hope OF Recovery.

But Has Not Recovered Consciousness.
Little Hope OF Recovery.
BosToN, Nov. %. Mrs. George III. Ran
dali, who was brvtally as aulted at her
home, 10 Indiana street. at an early hour
Tuesday morning.. is still alive at the city
hospital. but has not recovered conscious
less ms yet. She passed fairly comfort.
able night at the South End hospital. but
the physicians say there Is little hope for
her recovery. so severe arc her injuries and
so weak is her condition otherwise.
1t bad been hoped 10y the police that
Mrs Randall would recover Consciousness
long enough TO allow her alleged assaiiant
to be taken into her presence for the pur-
pose of Identification. However, this was
found to be impossible, and Sergeant Sulli-
van will now probably have to conduct
the case without this important evidence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

CLEVELAND, Nov. 23.-An important
meeting OF capitalists was held here yes.
terday The meeting had uncer consider.
alton scheme fop the constr uction OF a
double track elevated electric railway
from New York TO Chicago, TO cost 500.
100000 A speed of 100 miles aa hour Is 70
be maintained. Only PASSENGER and ex.
press business will be done. A Hurvey has
been made, and plans at present run the
live through Philadelphia. I'ittsburz.
Cleveland aud Toledo. IL il said that
capital enough has been pledged W insure
ths SUCCESS Of the proiesa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
morkui Come. pses Again.

Boston, Nov. 23--Nclson L. dorkiii has
returned 70 this, city. He arrived th!s
morning and will egAjn enter the employ
OF Manager John stesson. Since he left
here Mr.. Morkili hes travelled great deal,
aud from Liverpool he wrote 20 his wife,
and she placed his letter IN SIR. Stetson' s
hands. Mr.. Motk!.i returned 10 Cantda
to his people, who are well connected ana
eminently respectable. While hs was in
Canada arrangements were made for his
return to Bosom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Iron Shin AHre.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov. 23.-The
British ship Gosford is on fire of Point
Conception. She is four-masted iron
vessel loaded with coal from Liverpool for
San Francisco. No lives were lost and the
crew is on shore. 1t is thought the ship
can be saved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
A NIurderous Assault.

AUBURg, Me-, Nov. 23--Frank Gregg
was brutally assaulted and robbed by
Andrew Killen, alias John Killen, alias
Frank Andrews, n crook who has been at
work in the Ara Cusnman company's shop
and the Pray-SmalI company's shop few
weeks ago. Gregg was knocked down,
bound, gagged and beaten.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

BosroN, Nov. o3.-The New England
road has purchased about 100 acres OF land
AT Leggett's Point. II has an option on
another large tract. The purchase of the
requirement is for freight terminus for
the proposed New York, New England and
Northern. This looks as if the road would
be actually btiilt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
spnnl.h Ferces at MellIla.

MADRID, Nov. 20. 3.-Generai Macias will
take the field at the head OF six brigades
of infantry. numbering in all 300 men,
He will leave in the garrison at Mclilla 1890
infantrymen. 4s) men of the engineers
corps, $40 OF the auxiliary corps, 800 ar
tillery men ard 90 heavy guns. The war
ships Conde de Venadto, Cuba, Alfonso
XII and Temeraire will cooperate with
the forces ashore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
u,t bv n Failing Trunk.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 23. III. J.
Davey, the night clerk ut the American
express Office, was engaged in taking a
package to place Of safety from the fire
this morning, when trunk dropped from
the second story window of the hotel and
struck him on the head. He was rendered
insensible, and his face and head were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Cattle Ouarantiued.

BEVERLY, Mass, Nov. %. 1t has been
discovered that tuberculosis exists In the
cattle OF Adna j. Swift OF North Beverly
aud the whole herd-some 30 in all--have
heen quarantined to await the order of
the cattle commission. The disease broke
out last July and It was not discovered
until recently
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Ex.MlNISTER STEVENS.
Lectures to n Large Audience In somer
willie ON Hawaii.

BosroH, Nov. 23-iSx- Minister John l..
Stevens gave lecture on Hawaiian affairs
before n crowded house in Sonherville this
evening.
He discussed at length the character OF
the islands and the PEOPLE and the events
In the history of the island, and closed by
expressing his belief that tie American
people will settle the questions now pend.
Ing taking care that the fleg Of the United
States shall float over the Islands and that
henceforth IL shall be morrr and policical
treason to remove IL or strike IL down,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Coal and Lumber scheme.

CINCINNATI, Nov 23-Within 10 days
one of the strongest coal and lumber com.
panies in the United States will be formed
here and $1,000 900 will be expended. The
promoters of the scheme are w. M. Greene,
IL. G. Morris and j. w. Ellsworth. The
coal and lum Der lands are $4,000 acres in
extent, and are located on the Gautry
river In West Virginia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
anarchist. Are Determined.

PARIS, Nov. 23.-The police continue
their search of anarchists haunts at st.
Etienne. They have discovered a mani
festo which declares that the brotherhood
intends to carry on it's propaganda by
means OF deeds, and defending the authors
Of Barcelona and Msrseilles outrages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Damascus Lolse, K. Of P, Of Wor-
CeStar, Entertained in This City.
HONORED BY ELMVOOD LODGE
The visitors Bring Goat which 10 Pre-
sented to the Local Eody-Music ana
Speeches Follow tho Discussion OF an
Elaborate banquet.

Elmwood lodge. X. OF p. has an
entertainer has an unrivalied
record. II has entertained the
famous Commercial lodge OF Boston.
which has for its motto "We Never Get
Left" But IL did when It came to Provi-
dence to pay Rhode Islands leading lodge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Povderlv s,iil "A, ,b. Head.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov % AT yesterdays
tession of the Knights Of Labor all the
offices we're declared vacant and new
clealion orieted The result of the ballet.
ing for grand master wasi Powderly, 25;
Savring. 10. Mcguire. I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

The fall OF the year Is trying for elderly
people. The many cheerless. dark dismal days
act depressingly not to say In ur:ously both old
and yonng. Now Is tho time TO re-eo force the vital
energies with Ayers sarsaparIlIa-the best OF all
blood medicines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Al Rednced Wages.

LEWISTON. Me, Nov. %. The manage
ment of the Bates Manufacturing COM
pany announces that its mills will resume
operations Dec. Oh full time, with gen.
eral reduction Of wages in all departments.
This mill employs about 1900 people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Thought lie wa. the si.sh.r,

wAsHfSGroN, Nov % willis Wash
ington. n negro, 10 years old. was sho, ly
Policeman Cory NJ an early hour THIS
morning The officer mistook him for
Jack the slasher. Washington 10 Ia a
critical eondiu9p- d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
GOODBYE TO THE BENCH.
Judge Corcorap Throws on the Ermiue
With Fitting FAREWELL

Boston, Nov "a 1t was exactly 1890
O'Clock this morning that Judge John W.
Corcoran threw off tho Judicial ermine,
and once again joined the rank OF the prac-
titioners. The first session, over which
Judge Corcoran has presided for the past
two months, was crowded with members
Of the bar and other spectators
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

members Of the order from tho common
wealth OF Massachusetts. he was
followed by Grand precsptor Frank
H. Hayden, Grand Instructor Major Hol-
man OF the grand lodge Of Massachu-
setts. Chancellor Commander Ira ID.
Hubbard OF Damascus lodge, Chancellor
Commander Charles Bemis Of Blake
lodge of Worcester. Captain Hull OF Bay
State division of the uniform rsnk. of he
same city. Supreme Representative
Charles A. Lee, Past Grand Chancellor
Fred N. Gof and James II. Brayton oil
Rhode Island.
a tenor solo WAS rendered by Brother
Arthur X. Coggeshall. a recitation by
Brother John O'Neil. character song
aud dance by Brothers Ike Hullng add
J. II Gale. hnrmonica duett by the
Brothers Hiram ID. aud Harry Stackpole
Of Emwood lodge. comic songs by
Messrs. Wood aud Chisold and songs
and funny sayings. tenor solo by w. ID
Powers OF Damascus lodge, comic songs
by Henry Patterson and Brother Edward
Alexander or Garfield lod c. All OF the
selections were well rendered and were
heartily encored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

visit. a few weeks ago about 1870 men,
bers Of Emwood lodge paid Damascus
lodge OF Worcester visit and they were
entertained in a manner unequalled by
any body of the kind in that city.
Last evening 100 members Of Damascus
lodge, together with portion OF the off.
Gers OF the grand lodge of Massach usetts
were tho guests OF Il mwood lodge. and
the previous efforts Of Elmwooi lodge
were completely hid from view, MS neither
time nor money has been spared TO make
The event. the crowning one in
its history. The Massac uset,s
delegates arrived in the city
about 8 CLOCK, aud were met at the sta
ton by a delegation from the lodge and
escorted TO the lodge room, corner Of Elm :
wood and Potters avenues The visitors
were introduced by A len Il. Frazer and
received hearsy greeting from Chancel-
lor John r. Munroe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
A Big Surprise.

Right here there WAS surprise in store
for the members of Elmwood lodge, for
in the rear OF the delegation from Wor-
| cester was Past Chancellors Dunton and
| Blaine, who had in their charge u regular
| Worcester goat which wore a hand
| some blanket that bore the names
of the two lodges that vera TO fraternize
during the evening. In words suitable 10
the occasion Chancellor Ira ID Hubbard,
on behalf OF his brothers from Massa.
chusetts. presented the goat o the Elm
wood lodge. and IL WAS received by
Chancellor Commander Monroe and
by vote OF the lodge, His Roatshlp was
placed in charge of master Of work
Brother A. j. Taylor. with Instructions
hat the goat be properly fed and cared
for during the remainder OF its dlvs.
This incident furnished considerable
anu ement for the members
Afer the visitors had been received a
short intermission was declared aud a
season OF handshaking was enjoyed. The
lodge was again called to order and a.
Grand Chancellor ID. ID. Denney was
obliged To re urn to Boston at an early
hour, he was called upon for an address
lie responded in a very pleasing manner.
To the banquet Hall.
At the conclusion OF his address the
ledge was closed. aud preparationswere
made for the march to SpraRue's hall. cor
ner of Emood avenue ana West Friends h y
street. The line was formed, aud win
the Elmwood drum corps tie me bers
and their guests Qucludine the goat)
procceeuel TO the hall, where a banquet
was ia waiting. Two long tables ran the
entire length of the hall, aud another
extended across It. At the latter were
seated the officers OF both lodges aud the
officers Of the grand lodges OF MassacAu-
setts and Rhode Island. Before proceed.
ing TO cate for the inner man devine
blessing was invoked by prelate Allan
r. Frazer. This was followed by the
clatter Vi knives. forks aud dishes vhic.,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
Personal Notes.

George r. Winsor, secretary of the
Messrs. Ray. manufacturers, at Woon-
socket. has about completed "a very fine
and modest looking modern dwelling,
which adds materially to the appearances
of Unionville, Franklin, and when the
grounds are graded the place will pre-
sent handsome appearance. The interior
is natural wood finish, heated by steam
and with modern conveniences through
out.
Mr.. John Chenevert. an emplove at B.
B. 81 H. knights mills at White Rock,
is stopping at his home iu Arctic
C.. ID. Robinson, the new supernt endent
OF the Cromptnn mills. has removed with
his family to Quidnick aud will occupy
house near the New York and New Egg
land railroad station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

has been running three days each week.
will not start again until busines1 war
rapts the running Of the mill.
The ten boilers which compose the new
steam plant at Pontiac will be set In sec
tions OF five boilers each. The first sec
tion, when ready, which will be very
soon, will be set Co work at once
Centerville mill is again running after
having been still few weeks. All OF the
mills thereabouts are now in operation.
The Campbell mill at Belleville started
up Monday after n shutdown Of some
twelve weeks. For the present the mill
will run on reduced time. probably four
full days in each week.
A slight fire in the River spinning
company's mill picker room at Woon-
socket. Monday afternoon, was extin-
guished by the spinklers.
The Privilege mill started up in part
Monday morning. Repairs to the belts.
saturated with water during the recent
fire, were not completed 50 rs TO start up
the whole machinery.
The owners Of the saw mill located at
district No. are expecting TO move it TO
lot In the region of Pendleton hill.
The mills at Fiskviile are now running
full time.
The work on The new power house of
the Peacedale Manufacturing company's
mill is being rapidly pushed. The new
chimney lacks only ten feet OF compile
tion. When finished it will be lG5 ieet
high.
The Reynolds Manufacturing COM
pany's mil at Davisvilie. which has been
idle since August, will resume operations
on Monday next.
Work on the erection OF Archambault's
new gristmill near the CentrevIiIG depot
was commenced Monday morning.
The factory at Clark's Falls is expected
to start up this week on three-quartets
time.
Tho machine shop at Riverpoiut shut
down Thursday night for the rest OF the
week
The Interlaken mills of Arkwright are
running full time at present.
A part OF Rays BalIou mill at Woon.
socket is running nights.
Owing to shaft breaking in the Pom
tiac mill Tuesday afternoon part OF the
machinery stoppe at $40 p. IN. in the
slasher and weaving rooms.
II. B. 81 Il. knight are reshinglng their
large harl at Riyerpoint near tue N. Y.
a. N. f. depot.
The Dyeryille mill was started a week
ago after having been shut down for
fourteen weeks The concern is situated
between Olneyville and Manton on Man
ton avenue, and CO ton goods are manu-
factured. About 200 operatives are given
employment there.
The mica mili' at Sh ,nnock Is still
running day and night. Henry Arnold
being in charge after the day hands get
through their labor.
The Norwood Manufacturing company
works are among the things OF the past
and the buildings are being removed
A portion OF the Harris Privilege mill
at Woonsocker started up Monday. One
OF the three main belts ordered has
arrived aud is in position.
A saw mill has been located at Whip
pfe's in Hurrisviiie.
The Crefeld mill at Westerly started in
on new time Monday: 6:45 a. IN. to $50
y. m. The mill will not run Sunday.
The Greenmanville mill started Mol-
day to run five days. For the past four
months IL has been running four days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
A Remarkable Gathering.

It was with out doubt the largest
gathering OF knights upon an OCCASION
Of this sort ever held in the state.
Plates were laid for 325, but this number
proved 10 be inadequate and u number OF
tie COMMITTEES were obliged TO forego
the pleasure of being seated at the
table. There WAS present from
amen. the officers OF the
grand lodge OF Rhode Island, not
already mentioned. Vice Grand Chaucel-
-for Writer Scott.G-and Keeper -efLRee-
ords aud Seal William "A. Wilson, Grand
Master OF Finance 4. M. Washburne,
Grand Master at Arms Andrew McKen-
zle, Grand Prelate f. b. Sweet, Grand
lnner Guard Douglass Johnston, Grand
Oaier Guard A. y. Hine aud Deputy
Grand Chancellor Lewis Schmidt. The
festivities were brought 10 close at
12:45. and three rousinR cheers
we're given by each lodge. AS
the breShren left the hall they
found ia waiting at the door horse cars
that conveyed them to the depot. where a
special train was in readiness The COM
mittee Of arrangements for Damascus
lodge were Past Chaucelors Dunton.
Blair e. Gray aud Carr. Keeper Of Rec rds
anG Seal johnson, Prelate rierce, Master
OF Finance Arnold. and Brother Gates,
aud tue COMMITTEES for Elmwood lodac
ware Preate Allen +. Frazer, Master OF
Work A. j. Taylor, Brothers NJ. A. New.
comb, Isaac Huling. aud G. w. Moore.
The banquet was served under the per-
sonal supervision Of Caterer Bnrlando
who, will: nm excellent corps Of assistants
in charge Of w H. Heathman. gave the
bt ST of satisfaction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

lasted an hour. No lodge OF Knights OF
Pythiss ever sst down 20 a amore elaborats
spread than that of last evening
a After the banquet had been disposed of
the chairman OF the committee intro
duced the chancellor Of the lodge, John
r. Monroe. as the toastmaster OF the
evening, aud with few we'll chosen
words bid the guests Of the evening TO be
merry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23

TIE ffs speaker was Grand Chancellor
George {. Gates Of this state, who in
very elcqueat manner welcomed tie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-23
General Nui Notes.

The brick mill owned by the Nichols &
Lnngvonhy Machine company at Hop
Waller. which has be.n idle for fou
months started mp portions Of the mr
ehinsry Mondsy. The sound Of the ms
chinery Is welcome one to employees ant
villagers
The Crefeid mills started Monday
morning on incres ssd time. The hour.
of labor are now ron Gas r.. m. 20 5.3)
=. M. This makes M iucrssse OF wora.
1De time amounting 20 one dsy per week.
/. III Asbaway Weolen e9ppspy. which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-01

The Misiit Clothing parloy has moved
to 2Od Harrison avenue, third door
west of First street Don't forget the
place. 2j7tf T.. NEWMAN.
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A POLITICAL TURNCBA1
aaaaalaa
A DEMOCRAT FOR REVENUE
WHO POSES AS SIMON PURE.
TompIe, the Traitor. would Perpctratc
Himself on the Administration fbr
patronagc-A specimen of Ills
Democracy.



The Way to Win democrats are
pretending 90 find courage and hope in
the theory that the Republican party
is going TO prove itself weak IN the
campaign aud at the polls 10y reason
of disappointments and diversions To
hear them talk foolish person might
suppose that the Democracy was in "a
condition Of blssful harmony, to which
the heavenly choirs can make only a
feeble and quavering approach; that
its leaders were already discnthralled
of every ambition save only promote
the triumph of pure goodness, and
that the universe was about To behold
the sweet and solemn advent of the
millennium under Democratic aus
pices
We cannot admit, even for the sake
of argument, that this is really the
present state Of our friends, the enemy,
or bears any resemblance to any con
ceivable future state of theirs. In
point Of fact they are much distressed
and harass0d by their own prospects,
realizing that TO get q leader they will
probably be forced to chooze between
two implacable foes. one of whom is
attended by squad of ponderous
of agile or-bearers.
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norrIblc Doubis Murder.

DENVER Col, sept. 3o-Postoflice
Inspector James \. Small has received
telegram notifying him of the brutal
murder of Postmaster Porter and his
assistant, Robert Roberts, at Monitor.
Yuma county, yesterday. At noon
when the mail was called for, Roberts
was found sitting in a chair in a front
ONCE dead. When the sheriff was
summoned he discovered the body of
iotter some distance away, with one
leg broken and the skull crushed in.
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Reward Of Wouid-ne moroos.

MACON, Mo, Sept 80 -Starley Johns
and Sam O. Reynolds the two young
men who took up rail from the Wa.
bash railroad near Atlanta, Macon
county, August 3 last, and then nlr-
ging the passenger train to prevent "A
wreck, for the purpose, they claim, to
secure n reward from the railroad
were yesterday convicted and sen
fenced to two years in the penitent-
larry. They acknowledge the act. but
denied that it was willful or maliciou.
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a. ipfAl AukalHlsn


b,a,sai tsalias' Asssiani Hrf.ais 80,
tote asrahlsh tbait. Martial
BAhcELoNA sept 3Q-Tho court
martial o! pallas, who attempted TO
nssassinate General Campos. was com
mcnced yesterday. The court is COM
posed of colonel and five captains.
The prisoner was brought into court
with his hands tied behind him, bnt
the president ordered that his hands
be released The prisoner took a seat
near the presidents table and com
menced playing with the lids of the
ink stands on the table. The presi-
dent ordered him TO face the court
and TO answer to the accusation which
the prosecutor read.
When he had finished Palias said
the charge against him was true and
declared that he would commit the
deed IA hundred times if it were posi-
Bile. He had no accomplices. and he
was only sorry that he had failed to
kill General Campos, whom ne hated
since he defeated the Republicans in
1874. The prisoner said he had no fur
ther statement TO make As the hear
ing proceeded Pallas became so in
solent In his be'Iing that the
president ordered that he be removed
from the room. Later he was brought
back to hear the address Of the prose-
cutor who demanded in the name OF
an out ragged society, that the prisoner
be shot Pallas thereupon jumped up
and shouted that he agreed with the
prosecutor.
The pi esident declared that nothing
remained but to consider what SEN
tcncs would be imposed. Pallas
was then removed from the court,
twisting his moustache as he
walked out and wearing an air of
ostcntatious defiance. 1t is expected
that he will be sentnnced in-dnu
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NowArA, Ind Ter, Sept 80. james
Lutz, Il wealthy farmer Of this place.
and his 5-ycar-old son, James. were
drowned in the Nerdigris river while
crossing in boat. Two other men in
the boat escaped by swimming. The
river is unusually high.
secretary Gresham Visiting Ills Mother.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, sept 30. .-Secrc
tary of State Gresham left this city
yesterday on his return 10 Washing.
ton. lie will pay visit To his mother
In Harrison county, Indiana, before
returning to Washington
Three girls wanted a. once Apply
at GUTHRIE STEAM LAUNBRN.
25.tf
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Congress of NIission.

CnIcAGo, sept 30 "A bout 400 peo-
pie were present yesterday at the
congress of missions Charles Faith.
ful of Marseilles, France, Rev Frank
bristol of Chicago Rev. William c.
Roberts of New York, Fritz Fluedner
of Spain and others made addresses.
The Sunday rest congress and the
ethical congress continued their ses-
si,ps
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AKcANsAs CRY, Kan, Sept 3O.-Yes-
terday the seyenth annual reunion of
the Southwestern Soldiers association
closed with the election of officers. Col
onel o. lngersoll was elected president
for the ensaing year; Captain j. W.
Stanford vice president; t. +. Childs
secretary, and Colonel +. Netr, treas.
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MARsHALIrowN, Iowa, Sept. 30. --
The unprecedented drouth in this sec.
tlon was broken yesterday by a steady
downpour of rain. Tho pastu es are
probably dried up past rcviving. but
the benefit to winter wheat. wells
streams and fall blowing will be i'm
calcuiablc