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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-10-20
We TELL YOU

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-10-20

Italy has the greatest proportion of
criminals, 5,r4o, to the million OF
population.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
rAnM CONVENIENCE.
which Contribute largely 10 tho Comfoi
and welfare Of the owner.

which Contribute largely 10 tho Comfort
and welfare Of the owner
There 10 a surprising difference to be
observed on many farms as regards the
attention given 10 what are commonly
considered matters Of secondary impor-
lance, but which nevertheless largely
contribute % the comfort Of the owner
and the welfare Of his animals Many
barns and stables are 70 he found on
good farms whcr0 tho rain drips from
the caves In such a way ns TO make go
ing In aud ou' Of them exceedingly dis
agreeable Quite often, TOO, this drip
may be found falling on an uncovered
manure pile, teaching ont Ne fertility
and carrying u Of In sirsnma as % runs
out Of the yard. Again. little or no at-
tentiou ls paid to walks By which the
building can be reached without travel.
ing In the mud
Not many farmers now iu the region
Of inclomcut winters leave their animals
qnits unprotected by sholl. but in.
stances aso not inifsqu-nt " .irs cattle
are 20 ctamp-d up by H'elgMou6 and
narrow stalls that 'hoy might woll Boz
excused 80 ihcy preferred liberty ont of
doors in she cold 30 such confinement
on another frn. cave troughs aud con.
duc,ors win b1 found leading ihs uiu-
wator into oisllms conveniently located.
With pumps aad water trvlghs Tor f.o
stock. on arrangement that greatly l,s.
sous tbe lahorof tssirv core oi them, and
fayus th8 water fm uec.uary usss iu.
stead o. l.s hcf.Hg everything in a di.a-
ucosbls condition around tho building.
Whore mahlI 4. 90 remain iu the lJru-
yard until spring % COSTS very lttlo 10
build shed over tho lilo ilrt sill pro-
tcct 10 sud.c.u,.y 90 lragUt its fertility
from teaching 0st br timely attention
10 tho many things that pfamnt them.
solves, futh us "a proper housing of tools
and agricultural implements as woll as
Of The animals and poultry, o. arat deal
viii be- douo that wall ray well for tbs
labor and c2p'use
Avery useful article about farm build.
ings. though not ylgr commonly found.
% force pump supplied with hose sui.
hcioni to throw water on the top OF
hAINAINHH ANFf" NAN INV wv NNNNlNNN
quite chonpy Tho hose can often be
used 20 great advantage for other pur.
poses, and iu tho case Of fires may prove
OF inosiimablo value In saving building
where other means at hand would fail.
IL should always be kept IN the same
place, hanging W. 10 readiness for im-
mediate uso, aud with ono force pump
ut tho houfo aud one 90 tho hlm u can
be- quickly attached 20 either nl the case
may require With winter convenient
aud plenty and % hose In working order
81 hand, muldy wagons and carriages
can b. quickly cleaned aud bo kept In
readiness for going out again. Besides
this, farmer who can show such an ar.
rauyomeni iorths protection OF his build.
inga against hro can unqucstIouably get
a lower ratio Of Insurance than he eau
whore no precautions arc taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

jennie Atchloy Of Texas has this 20
Say Ia Tho American Bee journal on a
subject Of interest 10 queen hroodorH
Bong queen breeder and interested
IN sure and safe means 10 matc my
quoon7, have this year been expert.
mouiiug as 20 what could do 10 dutor.
mine whether or not tho droncs wcro
touched by tho mating as well ns tho
work0ra otc. ] had some fine Italian
quceua mated with black drouoB. imcan
queens that were yellow all over. Then
l had sister 10 such queen mated with
drono yellow an over. also clipped
tho wing OF a third virgin sister aud
mated q thorough black queen with an
italian drUug. Now Tor rnultsi
The yellow all over queen mated 20 a
black drone shows o. part Of her droucs
black or nearly 10, some ono and some
two banded aud somo yellow all over.
The black queen mated TO ana Italian
drono shows nearly all black drours. but
occasionally one with "a slight yellow
band. The dgoues from the clipped viz
gin are al solid yellow, also those from
tho yellow queen mated 10 tho yellow
dronc produce nll yellow drouos. Now
ana fast coming to a conclusion that
dronc1 also AFRO touched by tho mating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

In the absence Of commercial packers
recipes VIC give several formulas that
have been msdo public by The Country
Gentleman. A. there Ia more or less
variation In the proportion Of the ingre.
dicnts. tho taste Of tho user must decide
which u best Tor him.
One ounce salt % every pound Of
>1oNt, an ounce salipetcr to 90 pounds
meat, o pounds sugar TO 100 pounds
moat, water 10 cover.
For 100 pounds meat. pounds salt. o
ounces snltpoter. pounds molassos Bur-
ar, an ounce bicarhonato soda, D gallons
wator. Leave Ia pickle six weeks and
smoke 20 taste, uslng fragrant woods.
For 100 pounds meat. pounds salt, 4
ounces saltpoisr, pounds brown sugar.
Dry Curnr-Miz pint tine salt with
pint coffee sugar aud rub oyory part N
hams Tor three days. AZ moisture o, Is
from meat, lay Ina pans aud dip oysr
meat as you rub on tho salt and ga n.
In three or four weeks SMOKE. rub al le
black pepper on surface. put in cloth
bags and whitowash.
Hampshire Blc0n-Iu a shallow. wide
tuhput brine strong enough 90 Aoat nm
egg To each peek u salt add g ounces
ruhned slltpetur and to- pounds brown
sugar or good molaves. After being
ak weska IN tho pickle take out meat
and smoke H. or, when dry, rub with
wheat -four, wrap ia ncwspapor and put
u dry place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

r-r. 1toiteuuan snd that no one who
wishes 70 raise comb honey 90 perfection
viii ever care TO prevent swarining en-
trely. Swarms SHOULD b. mvcd on the
old stands upon very narrow strips
(startersl Of foundation or else upon
full sheets Of foundation. which shall
be- used depends upon the locality. nit
IS whore there ia danger Of pollen being
carried into the sections. then full sheets
of foundation should he used When
starters are used. ono day should DO az
lowed 10 clapse before tic sections aro
put go place. Whom swarms are hiycd
on starters. thoy are likely 90 build some
drone comb, especially " tho queen Is
old.
Mr.. Holterman did not consider u
practicable torequoou The colonies before
the swarming season. Ho woullnil1w
the bees 10 build such combs as thuy
might, taking great caro- 20 rear 40
queens from the best stock, and thcn ia
the fan put the bees upon good combs.
81 thoy had failed 60 build good ones, aud
feed Thorn sugar for winter stores Tho
combs removed can DO sorted over ond
those having drouo comb patched mp
with pi.ros u worker comb, or oi.a they
may B.. melted into wax. He glyono
upward ventilation. Up advised Hado
upon tha Pop uld oven Goo sides of tho
hives Tho u.8 OF th0 be escapes was
advised Ir uoIieman worked Iar
comb honey until .ho son wis near
it end then turned hls attention TO tu1
production of extracted honey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

soic eycs mud swellol heads iu poultry
often como from drifts, especially over
head drafts, when ON the porches. Look
Hatl Prevention Is boitor than cure.
Tho practice Of breeding from pre-
rDciuus aud immature birds Is wisely
Condemned by Tho Poultry Keeper.
Limo wash helps 90 tighten as well ms
ur'.y poult.y quarters, and light isuons
.oopluuial IN winter timo.
70 very easy to spoil n colt n he Is
.op. tod M ina stan without regular
exercise. Don't do It.
Tho cowm!tioo on vegetables reported
TO the Ma'iaehuautts Horticultural soci.
uty thnt the leading varieties Of peas
huvc been American Wonder, Adyancor,
Champion Of England, Stratagcm. Tele-
phone and Heroine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Place an extra pair Of scrcws IN your
gate poet (oi Che old fashion strap hingo,.
and WHOM snow hira raise tho cato a
notch Twill save lots OF hard work IN
opening.
a practical painter tells In The Farm
Journals ~ prepare long uupaIutcd
building tor upautIug. use white lead,
uul0rsl wilma HHr lumpblack. thinued
with lH..td ul md little turpentine.
Add japan drar II they have never
been painted put ON a coat Of hot mot
boiled lW 5rj oil
Ma.Wsl birds OF the Asatie breeds
ro disposed 90 take ON fat rapidly aud
uro uD. Hay.y 80 lay many eggs while
doing 10. To prevent tAis state Of affairs
feed tuo hens plenty Of bran, meat and
vegetable and comparatively little corn.
lfyou wish your driving horse TO have
D short, sleek coat, begin to blanket him
early,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

The range cattle business 49, at present
conducted ought TO DO alaorrcnt 20 d
humane man. In southern Arizona we
have % dry summer every two or three
years, and serious losses ia cattle fsom
starvation necessarily follow. Almost
every spring, TOO, nt the change from
dry winter feed 90 wat1ry spring grass,
many OLD cows die Oh. Most of these
might hu saved By all the large calves
being wgauod Gro winter sots IN. but
many rauchm0n give no attention what
ever TO that important matter. SOCIAL
most every day fine, sloek calves TO 10
months old, whose skolotunliko mothers
died during the winter.
Whom we have only light summer
rains, cattle must go six or more miles
for feed. Thgy stay ont as long as pos
siblo, aud then driven by thirst they
hasten back uudcr lorco sun 10 the wa
ter traugh5, whore th0y drink go immod.
oratcly that the weight of their load
forces Thorn 10 lio down near hy. II the
water ID cold, and they have been going
on ia tho snmo way for weeks, many OF
them never got on their i0etngaiu There
Is no attgmpl made 10 suyo tho life OF an
animal once it is unable TO rise. A kind
hearted owner kills his PROSTATE stock
az once, hut out ON tho rauga there are
tcorns-oyi 10 may DO hundreds which no
will never tec, It is known that cow
will live eight or ton DAYS without food
or water after sho is too wel.. ~ get up.
Hay Of some Kind should be provided
90 carry the cattle through the worst
storms OF winter, and every ranchmau
who can possibly put up hay is doing 90.
Tho deadly winters 0f northern attitudes
ara worse from Ghumauely viewed stand
point than our summer disasters, but
neither can DO contemplated with any
satisfaction.
In the southwest wo 0rc not fortunate
enough except IN o. few favored localities
90 command wat1r inr huy production;
houco the only remedy otum5 To b. an.
derstockny OF the ranges,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

President William BH1go, Paris.
Councillors j ~. iitu, bloomington,
VIM, L. Rich. Paris.
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cone HONEY pRo0JoTIoN


Statements Mat1 at tho North American
Hu1hUvpors Convention.
luarspei having Cor i.s subject the
production OF comb honey, X. T.. Hotter
man said before the convention OF North
American hoakeopors 40 Chicago many
things Of general iu,ires. Bio advised
Rs regards locality "a place whore tho
honey flow 10 heavy rather than PRO.
longed. In the Roe, of great diygrityot
opinion ho hnzaT41d the belief that amy
material variation from tho dtpth of tho
Laugftro,A isams.lke. A super with
section hola1r, consisting of two sides
and O. bottom hav with snpsfatorG, q f8l-
lower ana wgl-s was hsug-larsnra.
Sections ahould b' NJ la.h.- aqusge.
Tho thickness 81 % disputed question.
ln Cauala nearly 90, tho hseaoopeu
uss 6sctigug 10 inches thick Iu tho
United States tlo thicalr sections ars
uscl-seycu 20 tho fu1t-or "a mrrea.
10 believed Che tendency wu. toward
THINNER sections. Regarding b.G,. choir
comb building chgactorauesaui honey
Eatteringqu0.iu. must bg looked after.
instead OF thag individual beauty Hu
took issue with ,ho statement tHat colo
MES could b. i0o .tI2ug carly lu tho aea-
son TT colony became crowded too
early to put on aeouons, Dc woUld rut
on an e2t~ciing super until tu8 tmo az.
rived Tor putting ou sections. The sec.
tons should DO allied with fun sAests OF
hsat foundation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

LHrL r0U NURSERY AID GARDEN
costs o. convenience Tor farmers who arc
81" i.luH ot keeping watch over tho con.
fonts oi their orchards aud gardens.
The wire 30 about tho sizo Of a com.
mon knitting needle aud inny be- Of any
desired long,h. The label "a Of common
shoot zinc and may bo made larger or
smaller according TO the umount Of writ.
ing. The ono Illustrated giycs she uamo
Of the variety, date Of planting and nano
OF tho nurseryman from whom 10 was
purchased. Tho latter 10 many times OF
considerable importance. Tho writing iB
doug with common pen mud ink. This
label Is Gar superior TO the common wood.
en- kind, a1 u b. practically iudcstrucu.
bio and may be- applied TO any kind Of
stake. vino Or tree. 10 IS not patented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Thore Are Bsttor iIorhss To- America Than
In turkey.
Colonel r. A. Dodge, United States
army. has boon making some studies OF
tho supposed magnificent horses ia tho
domain Of the sultan Of Turkey. His
observations arc Published In am illu8-
tratodartio,ein Harpor's Magazine from
which tho pclurss below arc copied.
Contrary TO tho usual belief, Turkish
horses are not OF unmizod Arabian do
scent. Tho Arabian is found no its best
in tho Arabian desert. The f0riher away
from that ono travels the moro and moro
mixed becomes tho blood Of the horses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Of the orient The sultan himself rides
Ar1b.lns. and always white Ones Ills
favorito riding stood is shown ia the pic
tura.
Colonel Dodge tears the glamour from
about thoTrfatbarIorIu.all0 rsot Ho
BAYS thofa lrt finer uil's horse about
our southern towns Uay day of the year
than c.H BOO econ even in the stables Of
the sultan and DIS Hig1 aud. further.
th1t "tha Sow York hufo show is not
approached iu the cEHit of high ridc
saddle BEASTS Ivy anything 90 b' found In
the orient
Tho above picture shows very arel
Arabian horse Colonel Dodge mw Zoo the
ultaus stud tnat had carried upon bis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Presidents II s Gowans. Tooolc.
Councillors! q L. Anderson. gmnt-vfl,.
George Il richards, rloele.
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prosideni o g. uaskius. West Portage.
C1uuse'uri John " MrCmry, VIM III
Gibbs, West Portage.
Boz Eder C0m'N U71h
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bacl; in bis t.mo no less than faur sui.
tsnB. beginning with AbdulNciId in
1850. The ola follow must therefore be
now long past 30 years old.
Tho pure bred Arabian BE- not n heavy
enough horse for the Turkish cavalry.
man. For this purp0sethc taller. larger
boned liungauanigimportcdn and crossed
on the Arabian. Tho Hungarian has o
strain Of Engl.sh thoroughbred blood Ia
him.
Throuslon; tho Eultan's dominiors
generally the ordinary hore iso8 degcu.
erato n8 tho ordinary human being "tho
same small, mean ruut you meet Ia cy.
cry poverty stricken lGnd.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Prcsiden &; Christopher Layton, Thatcher
Couuselurs' W ID johnson, NJ II Mer-
rill, Iuuichor
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Presidents Urinh n Jones' Cedar.
CounselOrsi Morgan Richards, Jr., Paro-
wan; Francis Webster, Cedar,
Iron C0HJifL, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

The rider, Of tho orient are no more 20
Colonel Dolgo's taste than tho hogsas
themselves. lie says You want 90 find
h0rlomon who aitor short practice can
show tho bat performance IN every
style OF riding look Tor Thorn in our own
IniLul ELu--.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Presidents Ira y iilnckloy. Fillmore.
Couusplorf Daniel Thompson. sclpIoi
David r stevens, Holden.
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Presidents David X udall sprinpsryiu.
DonnselorG Il n Freeman, VIM ID IGi.,'
bons, 81 Johns. ''p
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A c0NNrctIcUr hook rm.lrn

stones abound. Il was made uy local
blacksmith aud has dono excellent work
FOR years, Tho handle and clsvis TO a
heavy ola pillow were used, but power
ful new oak beam Of extra length was
put in, II has drawn out rocks weighing
from 900 TO 500 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Pute COtTiH Utah.
Grass Valley lkooshnrcml "E A Bagley
Snowflake stake.
President: jesse y Smith, Snowflake.
Councillors: l. n l1lch, Woodruff ii
Richards ~ Joseph.
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Presidents WIN II Scermillor, RIchncld.
Counsclon. George W Bean, w II Clark,
ltlchupld,
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DAVIS County Utah.


Presidents q e. Larsen Castle Dale.
Councillors orange Suoiey, Castle Daioi
VIM Howard Huntington,
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y0olIand -Ilnma.l -. Eph. Lambert
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Prolideni; W w Cmg, Coalyilia
Councillors Alma E.Ifcdrc. ,,,t,t1..
w l. Pack, kamas. '''
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Presidents w r Smith, Coutervillo.
COunsolnis. John " He's, FarminBloni
J IL Grant, Eounuiul.
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President; Abmm Hatch. Haber.
Counsolorsi n II Giles, IL S Alexander
ilober
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Thanks are due to Tine Farm Journal
for the rock pullor hero delinented. II
Il greatly appreciated ON the Connect.
cut farms whore it is used aud whore
GA
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President l. w Shurtlin, ogden.
Counselorsi g + Middleton, y q Fly
care, Ogden,
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President: Daniel ID Macarthur, 81 George
Counselop. Anthony w WINS Eras,us
B SNOW, ~ George.
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SdHpcio County Utah

Presidents Canuto Peterson, Ephraim.
Couusolorsi Horny Deal, Ephrilmi John
b Aigihon. Muuu.
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Presidents S II Benniou, vcrnnl.
Counsclors; II $ Collo,,, James Hacking,
Nornal.
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Presidents George Toasdalo, Juarcz.
Councillors A n Mcdonald aud Horny
Eyflug, ColUua juureE Chlhuahuu,
Mexico.
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Presidenr: Charles q. Card, Cardston.
Alberta. Northwest Territories, Canada.
WARDS, iiiNuofss
Cardstou .........,................JO A Wool
East CardHiOn lCaTdst0n L, o.
Niels II tnsen. i. T.
West Cardston o l. Robinson L.
Fish Creek jos. Gold, T. j.
snake Crock Richard Pulling
Bundcy Creek Jamos koarl, l.. J.
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.f0rgdn C0tuiy, tta1.

President Richard Fry, Morgan.
Cuuusclorg samuel Francis and W II
Rich, Morgan.
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N a M - 3
OF
PRESIDENCY AND BISHOPS
or Iuu
Organized Stakes Of Zion.


Presidents r T. RIcka. Eoxburg. g.,
C0unsclorg; VIM Il EIEuF, heNburBi JE
T. Steele, Iona, Idaho FAILS.
Fremont Count. Idaho.
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Presidents II b Haight, oakley.
Couuseiur,; Moroui Pickett, Marioni
WIN 4 Brlm, Albion,
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President: George Osmond, Atom
Counsolor.i WIN w Burton, Arson V
Call, Alton.
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Ulnfah Counly. UidI.
UtdA County, Utah.

Presidents a o Smooi, Provo.
CpuuHClors! David John. and Edward
Partridge, Provo.
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President; Wills T. Robinson, Loa.
COuuselorsl Hans N Hansen aud G8ar.
son $ BNstIAn, L0a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-11
xme,ens Yeress ns..s.,..s.

The order made By the county commits.
sioners at their session on Monday,
August 1, by Which the clerical forces
ia the various county Offices were ordered
reduced. has been greatly modified since
its entry on the record. A IL stood
County Clerk Gordon was required to drop
four, and Auditor Twichell and County
Treasurer Byron Phelps three clerks each.
Sheriff Woolery Was also required 70 dis
pense with three men. The sheriff
at once complied with the order, bat the
treasurer, auditor aud county clerk were
Of the opinion that they had already laid
OF - many men ~ they could dispense
with. each having discharged several men
with the commencement Of vacation. The
board has now changed the order 20 that
the reduction 10 made from tho fail force
employed by each oficial This makes
the order apply 70 the sherif,s ofice only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-11
BRIEF cABLE0RAMs.

The report that San Jose Dc Costa RIGA b sui.
ierina from panic and tho Banco Dc 10 Unions
notseWers refused u false. The bank u backed
b the goyernmsn..
shortly have another airing in courss, due -
the efforts OF the liQuidstors Of the company .
recover large Gums Of money.
cloudbus at Gratis, the capital Of Syria,
swslled the mountain streams to torrents
which swept every thing bsfose them. Many
lives were lost ana much damage done.
Pope Leo has appointed Don Hildsbeand J.
Hemptinne. O. g. B., abbot Of the Beuedictiuo
monastery In Maredsous. Belgium, primats OF
the entire order. This II The ART time In his
tory that the pope has appointed IN abbot psi.
mate Of the Benod!ctine order.
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ployes are much excited over . reduction
IN salaries Of SO per cent Notics Vas given
today that the salaries Of all employee.
from general agent down, will b paid
after September In common silver in
stead Of American gold. The reduction.
Il b said. will not b accepted. and It u be-
lIeved the best oflicers will leave. IL 10
expected that the reduction will extend to
1est ofncerA It already includes coast
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