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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
EsrnER's IIonosCopE.
The Future Of the WHITE House naby
rs InIh by the slnrs.

New YoR5, Sept l7.--Little Miss
Esthor, has n future before her that IL
romantic aud career that Ia uistln-
guishsd, II the portenlB Of tue stars
and the signs Of tho heavens ute 10 b.
trusted.
at l. indeed fortunate nativity.
The baby 10 destined 10 arrive Ut great
eminence; IL become n0tOl and promi-
nenl, like her father. She is lated 10
be we'll made, "a rather tall woman,
mostly closely resembling her mother,
Of compact anu graceful frame. Sue
will be- OF light complexion, brown
haired, with a nigh forehead and deep,
expressive eyes. The planets tell ol
courteous and gentle disp lsition.
Good nature, mildneBs anu charity
will be- her chief charactoristics. Tho
forecast Of thu early part Of her life
shows sickness anu trouble Of critical
sort. After that her health will grad.
ually improve, though other critical
times are 70 come.
"Hor intellectually Ia very marked
and there IL every sign Of her beoDm.
ing notable woman. As ID woman
she will have rare gifts OF music anu
song. She viii take "a place In public
allairs, IN all probability. Wealth she
/ IL certain TO acquire, II not through
her own mental exertiOns, through mar
riage nj any rate. The planets say this
will not take place before she II ~,
and She will enter the marriage state
only once. Her marriage will DO ono Oi
great worldly advantage. Her future
husband the signs make out 10 be Of a
character not NJ oil unlike hers. Ia
Appearance he will resemble herself.
The marriage Is destined to be a very
happy one. They will have no more
than three children, aud they are
likely to be- boys, but there II danger
OF two Of them dying In Infancy. Miss
Esther 10 destined TO long llie."
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Ihe YeIIow re.er rpIaemIc.

SAvASNAit, Co., Sept IA spe.
oial to the lErHmg Ne,rs from Brun =
wick tonight sage: eleven new
cases OF yellow ieler today ana an
epidemic declared" Such was the
announcement made by Colonel
Goodyear at the board OF health moet.
ing today, sending thrill OF horror
through the griei.Hlricken residents OF
BTunswick. Hundreds rushed 10
the trains this AFTERNOON. There grr
poor ia brunswick, for whom the gov
eminent and people OF the country
must think.
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coNrEnnING rmE pALLLun.
A Catholic Ceremony In an American
church.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 1.-THE palll-
uni was conferred upon Archbishop
Hcnpeasey NJ the Saint Raphael
cathedral here today, In the presence
Of moro than 2l00 spectators. The
scone within the church was grand.
Al the appointed hour gorgeous aud
stately procession moved from the
nrohispiscopsl residence towards tho
altar. Cardinal Gibbons, Mgr. Snl0lli
aud Archbishop Henuessey wofo en-.
throned Immediately ON arrival at tho
altar, and an was Ia readiness for pom.
uiical high mass. The celebTant,
Mgr. Sat0lll, then enrolled, anu the
mRss was sung by tho pspal aolega,o ~
II had never before been heard Ia this
arch-dioceso.
At the conclusion Of the msfs the
palllum was conferred by Cardinal
Gibbons, with the ceremony attending
the inytsturc. The new archbishop
n.usnded the altar steps and, M the
fret archbishop OF Dubuque, s0lemnly
pleased the entire audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

CALUMET Mich, Sept l5.-King,
Chellow aud German, Uf Butler, ~
Inc name Is now given, GrTeated yes.
terday on suspicion as being train rob
bers, are still held. John Coe, who
was also detained Hs suspeot, WINS
released, having proved an alb. Sew.
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NV YOWl, Sept, l7,-At 8 this
morning the great EnHlah yacht
Valhyrle, Will have been out twenty.
six day since which time not O word
ina bren received "a to her whurp.
abouts. Tho NnlkyTie'a experience ia
this respect IL indeed remarkable, for
nrely No prominent vessel eluapea
being sighted at sea.
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CHICAGO, Sept ~. Professor
Brlgrf, " heresy trial fame was given
rousing welcome today In the parlia-
ment Of religions, and his liberal senti-
mcnis were given the heartiest ap.
plauac. Tho0sOphists, Seventh Day
Adveniisti and 5wedunbJfgians were
flsu In session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

QUEBEC, sopt l7,-Lord Aberdeen,
tho now governor general Of Canada,
landed to-day. The swearing In uf the
governor viii take place At IL O'Clock
tomorrow moaning IN the council
chamber.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

eral deiootivesaro now ON the grounds,
and nearly 100 deputy shefins are
securing the country. One official
learns that yesterday afternoon small
sloop -figgrd boat was seen out on the
great lake, making north, having evil
IDENTIFY LETT the shore Tow miles west
OF Calumet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

OLYMPIA, Wash, Sept. i7.-Thir-
teen Chinamen, who were attempting
% enter the United States illegnily
were ARRESTED this morning by treas.
Try officials at Oyster Gay, secluded
Inlet twenty miles from here, infested
by Indians and Chinese oystor gather
ofa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

DENvrR, Sept. iB.-A meeting for
the purpose OF organizing tho Liberal
tatty was held this morning. J. Cook
Js, talked an hour. a liberal ticket
was put Ia the field fortho county cleo
tlOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

BERLIN, sept. To- Emperor Francis
Jossph loft Vienna this afternoon 10
attend tho Hungarian army mRnau-
yera, which take place Ina tnB presence
OF the Duke OF Counaughl. This Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

Los ANGELES, Sept. l6.-The Santa
Fe announces TO-DAY that on Tuesday
next II VIII meet thu cut of SIS to
Chicago which the Southern Pacific
announced Tor Monday.
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CAPITAL NEWS.
An Interesting Timo Looked for In
the House.

wAsnINGroS, Sept.l7.-RopeRl will
again occupy the attention OF the
Senate this week, to the exclusion OF
almost every subject There Will
however, be n break in the monoiony
tomorrow, caused by the recess Ia OBJ
fervance Of the centennial celebration
OF the laying Of the corner stone OF The
Capitol, and possibly another change In
the program Tuesday, when Senator
N0oTnees will attempt to extend the
day aoaslon Into the evenlng.
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rIIE HOUSE DATrLE.

The indications point to a very lively
week In the House. Tuesday the bat
ito over the Tucker bill viii be re-
sumed and continued for the remainder
Of the week. The Democratic man.
ayers confidently expect majority OF
their own. This will enable them to
put down the fillbusterlng opposition
OF the Republican
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PoTiugaIToo.

LONDON, Sept. lS.-Tho Portuguese
government hlH decided to send an.
other wauhip 10 Rio Janeiro.
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Tho Cherokee strip

ARKANSAS CRY, Kan, Sept IT,
The mystery whioh, through no many
long years OF anxious waiting, has
shrouned the real character OF the
Cherokee strip, h swept away. IL was
the promised lanu, but has not kept tho
promise. 10 may do 70 year from
now, but at present the strip Is about
tue most uninviting quarter ON the
the face Of the earth. Water IN OBJ.
thinablp only In few placos. Food Is
Nv scarce that bread costs atty cents
pound, and smoked ham II worth u
dollar. The drought the past month
has left the country burned dry, aud a
smOthering dust, as fine az So ~, ami
aches III the air, aiding to the thiTH,
and general discomfort OF the unhappy
bOumern. Prairie tlres are blazing In
many places, and the boomers are out
fighting OF tho flames.
Tho CenteTs OF interest arc now trans
ierred 90 the government land OillceH.
Thousands oil people who yesterday
made TO great an Effort 10 get into the
Cherokee strip ara milking equally
strenuous Efforts to get out today.
Even us soon after the rush 90 yestUT-
day evening huudIets OF people came
Out from the s,rip and took up quarlera
here. To-day the return wave became
an exodus.
A dozen dead bodies were found bo-
tween AIkanaas City aud Perry. No.
all nre Identified aud the manner OF
death OF only "A few Is nscertlinod.
The number who received broken arml
anu legs and other Injuries IN the rush
yesterday Is very great and the doctor.
are kept buey attending TO the
wounded.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
President PsiIotO Reported Driven
Out oil Rio Jan8IFO.
Thurstou on Hawaiian naira-Dis-
trsss Ia spniu.-Europe Enioy-
ting Military shows.

NEW YoR,, Sept. 1.-THE Hord'd's
Buenos Ayros special says: The news
received from thu Brazilian revolution
today Is unavorablo u President
PciKoto. 1, reported that the naval
squadron sont against tbs revolution
AIRY uprising In Rio Grendo do Sui
rcbellel. The officers refused to take
orders from any one except Admiral
Mollo who Is in command Of the rebel
fleet. Tho bombardmont Of Nltheroy
was concluded. The ships Ct the re-
voting squadron attacked and silonced
the forts. President pcixoto threw
many officers VI the army into jail TO
prevent them from iOinlng the rovolu'
tiunista.
Admiral Mellon now has squadron
OF thirty war chips anu merchant
steamers, which are all we'll supplied.
President PciX0to, II H. reported, has
retired to santa Ana, with the troops
siill loyal 10 him. it IL expected that
he will Join Caslilhas In Porto Allegro,
where no will make u final stand for
retention Of power.
The damage resulting from the bonn
hardment IL mu'h more serious than
heretofore Tcp.tu1. Many persons
were kiiloI, intluling M italian
sailor, for whom the government paid
$1,000 indemnity. One German N also
reported killed. Ia rrpulsing aa at.
! tempted landing NJ NilherOy, twenty
policemen were killed. Admiral
| Mollo proposes 10 blockade Rio and
starve the capital into submission by
cutting oil all supplies.
The forts answered tho fire from the
| vessels vigorously and many rebel
officers aud men were killed. The
attitude Of the foreign war ships can
not be understood. The Tiradoniez
still remains outside OF MOnleviduo,
but no one aboard her IL able to
manipulate her guns. The United
States cruiser Charleston viii sail
nom Montevldoo for Rio on Monday.
THE REBELS IN FULL POSSESSION.
BuESos AYREs, Sept. lG.-Onlcial
advicts announce n continued bonn
baFdment during tho past few days nj
Rio Jnneiro, Tho president and gov.
eminent were driven out Of Rio, and
ate now encamped with the loyal
troops at Santa Ana, twelve miles
from Rio, awaiting the rebel attack
The insurgents are receiving rein
forcements from all sides, money and
provisions being placed NJ their dis.
p0sal. They aro confident OF ultimate
success.
President PeiKoto underworld Ia
make terms with the insurgents, but
received reply that nothing but un,
conditional surrender would DO &C
cepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

e1TEAM LAUNDRY Plant. ONE or
- thu bost aud moot complete in this city Tor
HaIC % one quarter iH YaIuv, or tor lease
on most favorable terms. w. H. Wallace.
care uiuwuuuUgia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

A NEW s.ROOM muck. MODERN,
~ hard wool unisi, elegantly Furnished,
nug location. Price N0ll on easy payment.
W. j. Began, tl1 fust1nleu nlorE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

A NtrE i.uuOM COTTAGE IL
~ suburbs. on Gle 1ir.r line. Prcc, $3.50.
- down. baancc so per month NJ. 10
gan, tl1 roHtniico uIors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

II OusE. iIAWNLs, AMI uUGGY. ill
II ". j. hogan. tl0 rostomcc liIotE
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MTANrEp RELIABLE noon kEErEu,
w business chnnoC operator, salesman Tor
clothing house, renting solicitor mbn IN repre-
hunt patent medicine firm. man for lfnifrr. n
married tcamstor. bread and cake baker O.
ta' required. an advertising collector Partic.
uIhra' .alt iato Exchange bureau. % O.. and
tuutl Street
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NUAETEp-iiuTEL STEWARD, BREAD
w and cake baker. ,uutragt0r'a ume
keeper. chop wutrlmlu, n4t aud cap CLERK.
lartcuiars Business Exchange, 49, D.. 1t
south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

NJrANrED - TRAVELLING puuusulSG
w house collector. SO worEIy and car
iafc laruCul1rs. nufnoss Exchange, lsa D..
lst south.
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XEANrfu- LADY MANAGEIs FOH
w ogden, Provo and Logan. dining room
FIriii c1tmNarmli1a. ureu lady canyassrrs,
tw' want maseff. apprCuuc1 Tor drCsamnkUr.
JOY ulfthef with Hl p sure winuorl have
on lNmu machine. Particular, sails lake INs
rhanrc bureau, Ladies' department, 90 d. md
south street
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WABHIEuTON, Sept. l7.-Au impor,
iant order has been issued by Secretary
Morton respecting the meat inspection
service OF the agricultural department.
After October Isl all hogs slaughtered
for the Interstate and foreign trade will
be inspected before slaughter aud again
when the carcass is beiug dressed. In.
btruotions atogiven inspectors covering
the inspection OF cattle, sheep and
swine products, and these will be- en-
forced In all parta OF the country.
WILL MARRY A CHINESE GIRL.
One OF the social sensations Of au-
tumn In naval circles will be the mar.
riage OF Commander Whiting 10 Miss
All Fong, daughter OF a millionaire
Chinese merchant Of Hawaii. The
marriage will take place during the
present year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

A GOOD DOUBLE WORN HARNESS
~ aud Wagon. WI. Hogan, 90 Post
office nlock
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A FEW NICE ItECFs OF
H0Eau, a. r0stolIrc H.lc..
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A NEW BROOM FRAME WIN
N lawn. lot ISAIAH feet iucc. 500. $40
Gown balance in monthly payment. Vs. j.
logan, tlu fuafunIro niurE.
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A GOOD wOWK TEAM ron THEiR
"a kcep, or vii buy 70 very cheap. W. y.
hogan. 90 losionlco Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

fI'tlEruONE sos. WuEN YOU WE.
1 Vlru AMY class OF maIo or female hrip.
linupt Hgl'.n guaranteed through lcll'
Mgr.
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4 1ANPENrEns WNNTEn Ar SALT
y tat, Exchange Bureau, 90 D.. md south
street
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An ELEGANT sHuOM HOUSE.
"a choice location. Cost 5000, scll Tor
1900 on Un.y payments. W. j.. Began, alI
roHi0nico nluca.
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A lin7r-CLA~s DAIRY Farm uF
~ 10 acres, o. miles from city. Nice new
residence. stable, sheds, milk houses and nrHt.
rlaas milk route, taking $500 per month. Easy
unNmunis, 500 down, W.. j, hogan. 40
I0Ftomcc Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
DlsdusrED noomGRs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, sept. l7.-There
was u uig exodus OF disappointed peo-
pie from the Cherokee strip today. The
whole party OF people from lllinUis,
who planned to establish a colony ot
their own IN tho strip, came back on
the Santa Fr. They were the most
f0rOtn.looking party the oliicials at
the Union Depot have ever seen.
They made the run on foot from the
line north Of Orlando, o. r., aud got
nothing, after having stood IN line Tor
four days ut tho registration booth,
sleepiug on the ground and existing on
muddy water and dry bread.
Euuuh Hooker OF Green county, ILL.,,
tcigi 90 spokesman for the party.
FUnOle sam turned bunoo steeIeT,O he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

NlNt AbANENs aNlu NOns.
~ tsroom house, stable f1ut trees, city
water. Price, sl.5'u, ftuJ cash; balance oa
me W. J Hogan, tll rust0nlco Hook
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18

nEttYEHN CLFUk. COOK. iII-I-.
- her staple foreman. tIHthiue mai. 10,
cabinet maker huHnca E,rhanFr. ISL. b..
Dol. south.
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COUNTRY HOMES.

100 RESIDENCE LOTS, 90 FEEr ny
lOO 10 t0rfuy rnotp in fhft Houuu'
iul aasy PAYMENT, Apply 10 Geo. Goddard
tast second South auu.i'
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In-AJuE TRACT tLOsE 10 CITY. ALL
w Boa lucorn, plenty OF water. $50 per
acre. W.J. Began, go fostonlco ullck.
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A IL KINDS or CLEANING. DYING,
"A Altering and Repairing. second hand
clothing bought. sold and C2chsnFcd u
last sotoud -ou'h Street
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MANAGING HOTEL uUUsLkLEpEH,
NJ laiy's travelling invalid companion. CLOAK
uuu uuutll aaItaluultH, tfI.t CuuYIsta. Itrpp.
tlnn rnWm WN'Fuu trdefa frafH NC once.
L1diga kAchansc, ls's hast, irat south
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AIhN AND WIFE rpg HNNuu
" work in Colorado, f1rgs advanced Man
uuu wife o. mauurr Nu.uHHa iEUhlugc
HUufU.
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FOR RENT.

7 HAVE HOUSES N All PARTS or THE
city Tor rent have cOuycvancC- 40 my
unlcC 20 show tcnlcfa of houses, ". y. ogAH
~ rosto0ito block
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FOR SALE.

O,uErfANp rOsiEs ron SALE aMAiN
> street
S,TEAM LAUNDRY rLANT ONE M
- ihu bcst aud most complete in this city Tor
sa'o al one quarter vAig., o. Ter lease
caro- "lnN"'lof o.
IIOHsE. IIARNLss AM uUGGY, f5l.
II W. ~. hos1n. go ioaiumcc liIusE
AT 4 sACMFiOE-A a ROOM IUR.
~ mthcd house, centrally located, clearing
illl per month ioor hua'th cause ~ selling
ouL We'd, Hogan, 90 loaluficg Block
A SNAP liusr uE SOLD SO
pantry, closets col'8F. stable. iruit trees Giii
Nalti. iHt AAiti lnrt, hil fenced W. j. lio'
Ean. llo iosianeg h.ocA
7 HAVE ruun MOI rrEcEs Oh
4 property that will bo sold At o sacrifice
j. hogan, nl foHtUmcc block
A YEw 5.Hoou FRAME VIM
~ lawn lot AAlil foot Price, 500, $40
Gown, balance 10 monthly payment. Vs. j.
hesan, ilo losionico lilocs.
A NiCE i.uuOM COTTAGE N
~ suburbs on Gle 1irIc line. Pncc, $3.50.
~ down, balancc so per month ". }. no
gan, go rosionlce blocs.
A TiNE CoRNER. syio mons.
"a tsroom house, stable fuut trees, city
water. Price, il.i'0, 500 cash; balance oa
tine w y bosun, tll rustonoo locE
Az ELEGANT 7RuoM HOUSE.
"A choice location. Cost t3,Olo scll Tor
1890 on rh.y payments. W. j.. Began, 40
foftonico Bl0cs.
A INV '.RoOM HmCK. MobfUN.
~ hard wool unish. elegantly Furnished.
nug location, Price $1,000. on easy payment
w. D. logan, il1 rostonlgo nlocE.
A FEW NICE IiECEs or
"A business properly NJ low prices. WI.
] hoghu, AlI fostohIec iipcs,
A riUsT.CLAss DAIRY FARW uF
~ 20 acres, o. miles from city. Nice new
/ residence. stable, sheds, milk houses and nrHt.
| rlaas milk route, taking $500 per month, Easy
| unymuais, 500 down W.. j, logan. ll0
rofsomcc Block
IIn-AuHE TRACT DLOsE 10 CITY. ALL
| w iu luceru, plenty OF water. $50 per
! acre. w, J Began, i,1 f0stnnieU blIck.
| INCUR ACUEs ~ ORCHARD. CLOSE 40
] III city, good wntrr uEUt, price tl!lu. ", J.
| Began, tl0 iOttonlco Block.
| II YOU WANT a coon FARM ~ ANY
/ pafi " the West, call ON me. W. j, hogan,
| tl0 lostuulrU HluCA
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-22

belt of sugar lands is not liable to trosts
that will in any wise injure the growth
of cane or force crop to be manufac-
tured before maturity. 1t means that
Florida will have six months of grind
ing season and Louisiana two.
"Claus Spreckles, when examining
the vicinity of Kissimme, said: If you
can assure me that sugar cane will not
be injured bv frosts On these lands then
l see no reason why six tons of sugar
cannot be grown per acre. But to
do this it is necessary that large area
should be planted and let the cane have
from fourteen to sixteen months OF
growth
"Such conditions are not possible
about Kissimmee, fol in some years the
crop would be seriously injured. Such
a result, however, can be obtained in
that favored region further south around
Lake Okeechot e.. l have no doubt of
it.
"Florida will have an exclusive ex-
hibit of cane at the Worlds Fair, and
it will probably do much toward at
tracing the attention of capital to the
soil and climate of Southern Florida"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-22
A Big Sugar Scheme.

Beyond all question the irrigation
scheme being pushed in Florida by a
number OF capitalists OF this city, Phila-
delphia and New York, is to be the great
est North America has ever seen. 1t is
exclusively a private enterprise, conducted
by stock company that has no bonds
to float, no stocks to sell Or no mort
cages to negotiate. At present it is only
big land syndicate, but it may develop
into the giant sugar monopoly OF the
world. The company has had an exist
ence for months, and through It's agents,
has secured at a few cents an acre
a tract of land on the st. Johns and
Indian Rivers eighty-three miles long,
and from three to six miles wide. 1t has
three feet of rich soil, and, it is estimated
will be worth 500 an acre when drained.
The entire cost of the improvement is
estimated at 100000 and two years
the time necessary to complete the work.
AS fast as prepared, the land will be
planted in sugar cane. 1t is believed on
this reclaimed swamp enough sugar can
be raised to supply the whole of North
America. S. A. Jones says the improve
ment will have almost revolutionary
effect on Florida, and will, commercially,
in the line of sugars, affect the whole
World.-Cincinnati Elk.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-22
Moving the Cane Belt Further South.

The Times Union in a recent issue
says: Col J. M. Kreamer, of the Diss-
ton Drainage Company, was in the city
yesterday morning guest of the ST..
James, having returned from an inspec-
ton of the company's operations in
the vicinity of Lake Okeechobee.
Last May the company planted some
cane as an experiment at the three diff
ferent points in the drainage area.