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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

wasHrSoror. May 2, am Forecast Till p.
m. Thursday; For Maine, showers this evening;
fair Thursday; cooler in western portion tonight;
cooler Thursday, fresh westerly winds. For New
Hampshire, ermont. Massachusetts,, Rhode ISL
and, Connecticut and Eastern New York. fair,
probably preceded this evening by showers; cooler
westerly winds.
synopsis-rhe weather 10 fair in about all sec.
tons, but with conditions favorable for showers in
the extreme northeast, in parts OF the west The
temperaturcs are higher in New Enelasd and
vicinity. also over small area IN the southwest;
elsewhere lower.
MilsS0 a. m. today the temperature ~ the Bos.
ton station registered 81, which escels the record
FOR this date since the establishment OF the station
In 1871. The previous maximum for this date du.
ting The peTisd named MAS ~ in is7a
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ON HIS LAST JOURNEY.

IT
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 2.-The re-
mains of the late Senator Stock bridge
arrived here from Chicago last evening,
accompanied by Mrs. Stockbridge and j.
l.. Houghtaling, the Senator's nephew.
The funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock from st. Luke's Episco-
pal Church.
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Sold by the Phonosrapb.

We give you a description OF our line Of
bicycles and typcwritcrs which j. the most
complete in the state through the phono-
graph. Call in and hear IL. No charge.
RANKIN CYCLE AND TYPEWRITER Co.
Old Stapds ~ Custom House street
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The loss sustained by L. Dimond g. Son
through their recent fire has been satisfac-
torily adjusted by the insurance companies.
Look out for the Great Fire Sale next week.
Great bargains will be offered.
l.. DIMOND & SON, Randall square.
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REPUBLICANS INCREASE LEAD.

N. By the Associated Press
NoBLEsvILLE, Ind, May AT the city
election the Republican vote was 675;
Democratic, so. In 1892 IL stood, Repub-
lican, 553; Democrats. 199.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

Notice TO Abutting Owners ON Stamford,
Marlborough, Burnett, Perry, Howard,
Salisbury, whitmarsh, Broad. south
Angel, Evergreen and Forest streets, and
on Atlantic, Union, Jackson, Prairie, Ade-
Iaide, Academy, and Gladstone avenues.
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A REPUBLICAN GAIN.
BIZ The Associated Press.

51V TIC liFHFtfIIttI FTt~.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, May 2.--In the
election here yesterday all the entire Re-
publican ticket except two councilmen
were elected. This Is Republican gain,
of Mayor, marshal, clerk, treasurer and
two councilmen.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.--The town OF
Elmyra is reported burning. A hall, two
stores, three saloons and blacksmith
shop have been destroyed.
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Administration Notice.

The undersgned, Executor OF the Last WIN and
Testament Of Mary Brady, late Of the City %
Providence, deceased. which will has been admit-
ted 20 probate by the Municipal ceurt Of the city
OF Providence hereby gives notice that hs has ac-
cepted said trust and has given bond accerQtng -
law. THOMAS fhANSAA A1A14s
Providence, April q. 1874 e.. f-.y
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Craze stIll on I'm Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 2.-The Industrial
army Is ercamped near the Northern Pa
ciic mill and the soldiers are conducting
themselves in an orderly manner. Late
yesterday afternoon they paraded through
the principal streets. There were
about one thousand men in line headed
by loo women following two large Ameri-
can fiags
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The Providence Grays had no dlniculty se
all in beating the Syracuse fellows yesterday
IL was just as easy ss getting ohAYea -
Charlie PaTksy'h " kday stEesb
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

In denying the statement that he wa
at all ~ President Cleveland said Satur
gay Il am forced to conclude that tber,
Is an epidemic of mendacity cmauatinr
from the dull and stupid brains of some
OF these correspondents" Presiden,
cleveland is now on the North Carol;na
coast duck shooting. '"'
a Memphis telegram saws. "Tho
knights Of labor of the United States ars ~
ABOUT to start upon campaign hav;no
ior Its object the removal OF the negroes
from the United States and their ceion;
sa'.o sa.,on Il IN the Congo basin, Liberia, or
some other part Of Africa" VI
Southern Congressman bitterly do.
nounced ex.Mayor Hewitt for tlIe sneech
he made at the Southern Soc;etv d;pns. ..
one member called the address the lad.
u.n,, umoTation OF a dyspeptic intellect" and
another a, advised the ex.Mayor to 20 to to
p Henry Mcdonald, son of a lead;pc
;naPt,st minister OF Atlanta, was arrested
IN Chattanooga Saturday in comnanu u
with woman not his wife,"
=, Michigan's Republican attorney .cener.
a., treasurer, secretary of state and In nd
commissioner haye been indicted Ir nr
altering election returns. '''
Gen. Benz. W. Tracey, Wiman,s co,,.
as charged. ' VI 'o'serV
i. Irot. 'ei Phelps ofNew Haven is reported
out Of danger and improving slowly.
IL. 1t - 1. reported that Congressman vii
son IS Ill with typhoid fever.
publisher, 10 dead. ~ "nown
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
FROM wEAVERYILI,E.
marriages - Epworth Leapur-
GOOD 6ChOOls-The Farn,ers.

GoOd 6chOOls-The Farmers.
"EAvEkvILLE, N. c., Feb. 18TH
year '94 was ushered in upon the ouie
village of Weavcrvile with several mat
rimonial disturbances. The first wa,
tne marriage of Rev. H. c. Sprinkle tc
Miss Ellen Weaver. Miss Weaver had
held Tor four years tue position of clerk
Ill the dry goods store of F. p. Roberts
ana was favorite with all the college
pupils. Mrs. Sprinkle is now visiting
riage. " mar
Or. J. A. Reagan's estimable wifi. is
iast making friends in her new surround.
ings. " '"' 'o"''u'
The Epworth League of the NJ f.
church of this place held its annual cleo.
ton on the 11th inst. The FOLLOWING
are its officers for the ensuing year.
PRESIDENT: J: A; Reagan; first vice presi.
9ent' !. W, Roberts: second vice pres1.
dent' Miss Grace Vandivcr; third vice
president, Mrs. N. b. Mcdowell secre.
tary' Miss Mamie :. Weaver; treasurer
iercy Boyd Prof Who y. The League
Is IN a highly prosperous condition at
THIS time. Almost all the members take
an active part in its exercises.
MISS Ethel Weaver's district school
.iosed at Flint Hill Yesterday; and also |
mat OF Miss Mamie c. Weaver at Mon,
,ieeilo. AT the closing exercises of the
school the recitations, songs
'te., were well prepared. Miss Weaver
faithful teacher and a highly culti-
'ated young lady. >'''
mere has not been such activity
lmong the farmers Of this section for
ears. We of old Reems Creek are po;na
o Deat the country in farming this wear.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
NOW HE IS AFTER DUCKS
PRECEDENT CLEVELAND O,,r
IN THIS WEATHER.
ae IL Much Disgusied At The
Action OfThe House In Starting
a New silver Agitation, And
Fle-s From Washington.

l WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G.-If any doubt,
nave heretofore been entertained as tc
tne Presidents attitude on the silve,
seigniorage question, these doubts seem
10 nave been entirely removed by con.
vefsations had Sunday with the Presi.
dent lust before his departure for North
earol'na on duck shooting trip. 1t is
positively stated that one PRINCIPAL
source OF the ill.humor which led the
PRESIDENT to seek relief in this trip in the
'ace OF spell of unusually inclement and
threatening weather, was the continued
eHort IN the House to revive the silver
agltation by the Bland bill for the coin.
age OF the silver seignorage.
FROM those who have recently snoker
TO tue PRESIDENT on tnis subject this in.
formation is derived. When the bond Is.
sue was determined upon for the purnoss 81
OF relieving the treasury from financial
embarrassment, it was for the yerv mr..
pose OF avoiding the necessity for The
coinage of the silver seignioraee. If The
administration had seen its wsv clear IN
Inc !, coinage OF the seigniorage it could
n nave raised as much money as by the
pond issue without increasing the public
ueot or the annual interest thereon. But
lne money the President wanted was
gold, not silver. was
It's the intention of the Presidential
'artv to proceed to North Carolina hn
way OF the Dismal Swamp, where they I
nay get shot at the bear or soms
'ther big game. Ifthe Violet proceeds
~ u ner usual speed she will reach Fort. I
ess Monroe today. The trip will last
week or 10 days. Secretary Lamont
,no , was asked to Join the party, decided s
L the last moment not to 90.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
MORE OF DRAUCHN
Where Was the Man Taken Erom
Atlanta

Dispatches sent out from Atlanta cor
cernlng David D. Draughn, the man VIII
was IN Grady hospital, Atlanta, seyera
J weeks unable to remember his name ar
conflicting. One says Draughn was sen
to Winston, while another saws he wa
taken to Murphy. Draughn, it is said
isa bigamist, having married in W;nsto,
Asheville and Brvson City.
! telegram from Murphy to the Atlon.
Ia constitution says the man was taken
TO Culberson, near Murphy, where he
was recognized as DR.. I. b. Heath M M
hero doctor. DR.. Heath is known in
Asheville, where he was once a member
OF the hrm OF Reynolds Bros. & Heath
manufactures of medicines. Ex. Sheriff
y. ~. l., Reynolds says he does not believe
II II Dr. Heath, as the picture printed of
the man in the hospital does not resem.
bic the Doctor. > '>'e"''
.. +: Corn OF Ashevilc, a brotber.;n-
law OF DR.. Heath, tells THE ClrlzEN that
nc mas heard from the Doctor within the
past l0 days or two weeks, at which
time ne was at Lexington, N. c. AS the
uldn ABOUT whom so much has lately
been written has been in the hospital IN
Atlanta tor several weeks it is certain
enaI ,, nc IS not the DR.. Heath known herr.
Nhen Draughn, Or whoever he is.
was picked up unconscious in Atlanta he
aaa a In MS pocket an old subpoena in
ease OF Scrivener against Canada. Mr.
reynolds says that the men named had
. SUIT over horse and a sum.
no, aons !or witness was sent to
luminous after being executed got ;nto
-anada's hands. At the time Canada
vas : in this section, Mr.. Reynolds saws
nere was young man with him whose
ame was Draughn or something verv
''hiiar, as he remembers it. 1t il
hought that the paper found in the
ians pocket was obtained from Can. 9
da' who left here about June, 1892. a
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
SENATORIAL CAUcUs
The Amended Tariff Bill vrua.-
Discussion,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-About 30 Sen
ators attended the Democratic senate
rial caucus this morning and nearly ali
participated in the general discussion O,
the proposed tariff bill. The utmost
good ieeling prevailed throughout Sen.
ator Voorhees, explained The motives
whict had actuated the sub.comm;ttes
and the care with which ali the chances
mad been made. He said the interest of
tue whole country had been cont;uua,In
uppermost in the minds of the comn,;tteo
and expressed confidence that the result
would give general satisfaction M, NJ
formal resolutions were proposed at the
caucus which dispersed Just before noon
after agreeing to resume its session 90
soon as possible-probabIy this after.
noon. N''' ''''i
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
FAR WORSE THAN uEpE
mercury Down Out OF Sin Int and
snow All Over EverythInv

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-On account O
the sleet storm the telegraph service i,
very badly crippled, especially north O
Washington.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb. 26-Tbe
worst blizzard in decade has prevailed
throughout Alabama for two d.vs
Raln' hail and snow fell in succession oli #
over the northern portion of the Stat. IT,.
heavily today, and as a result eyerv ~
lrult crop is believed to be cut short so
per per cent. cent. There is much suffering among
Ihe mercury was 81 below ct Fort
ram, N. T.. Yesterday, and stood at
freezing at New Adams. At Memnhis
there is II inches of snow on the level:
SIX u & inches in Atlanta, three inches in
Jackson Miss, eight inches at Hunting.
ton, west Va, and five inches at Augus.
"a, "a, The storm appears to have been
general all over the Eastern states.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
A NOTABLE CASE
H. r. Howard Appeals to the
United states Supre me Cour,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-B. +. Howard,
convicted last October in the Circuit
Court of the United States for the West.
ern district OF Tennessee for violation
OF the postal laws has appealed to the
Supreme Court Of the United States. the
case oeing docketed today. Howard is
charged with an extensive series of swim
dles as attorney for claimants to myth.
cal English estates which he was con-.
stantlv bringing to the attention of his
victims. Ex.Minister Lincoln and ex.
= onsul-General New were witnesses for
the Government in the case.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
AHNcHING IN ALLECHANv
summary Vengeance Visited lin
Oh the Murderer of Txvo

ELkN, N. c., Feb. 24.-D. SLAUGHTER
who murdered Bare and Long in AlIegla-
ny county few weeks ago, were taken
from Jail at Sparta Thursday night by a
mop and lynched. The jailer offered
stubborn resistance and even shot one Of
Tl 1He 'ynchers' but that did not stop them.
ne crime for which Slaughter was
hanged was most brutal one and The
genera! opinion of the community is that
nc deserved hanging. ng.-Charlotte OBJ.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Another 40 Ouorun, "

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Senate
nnanee committee did not meet TODAY,
despite the notice sent out by the chair.
man man and telegraphing for members who
were were out of the city. Promptly at 10
e'ock number of members were pres.
ent, but there was no quorum, and tLc
matter went over until tomorrow
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
HATcH's ANTI-OPTION BILL
NOW In The Hands of the aur,-
cultural Committee

| WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-By a vote O
yeas 1G7, nays SO, the house toda,
agreed to discharge the committee or
ways and means from further considera.
ton of llatch's antioption bill and send
1t to the committee Of agriculture for re-.
port.
boutelle offered resolution rccitinp
that the United States would not ner.
mt representative of any government
to remain in its capital who had in.
tiiigued with its enemies for the over.
throw OF its government; and that the
same rights should be conceded to other
governments, even the weakest;
Therefore, be it resolved, that Minis.
ter Willis be recalled and a minister sent
to Honolulu who will represent the sen.
timents and wishes of the United
States" "''su
The speaker ruled that this was
question OF privilege and sent it to the
committee on foreign affairs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Hill Wont Run for Governor

AMSTERDAM, N. v, Feb. Ex-senator
David b. Hill has written private letter
TO the editor OF the Morning Sentinel
saying that he was not and would not
pe guoernatorial nominee this year. At
u 1ne same time he expressed his belieftbat
governor Flower would be renominnted
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
JUST IN NORTH CAROL1Na.

H. L: Satterfeld, a married ma,
Iiving In Winston, eloped Friday viii
the beautiful II year old daughter o
II. 1. Shore of Saler,. officers are i,
pursuit. Satterheld was partner in :
I Deef market in Salem and when he Ieft h,
carried all the money in the drawer. Th,
ton. '" i'e"'"H
;, MIR: Charles Buford, chairman of tbe
forsyth county democratic evrcrt;ro
committee. has issued a circular denonrc-
ing the editor of the Sentinel on account
OF criticisms and insinuations which
nave appeared in that paper. wv "
Saturday night the store of Mr. 70
a. Ivson, located on his plantation
hlhe miles from Greenville, was DESTROYED
Dy hre, together with almost the eniire
stock OF goods. Loss $4,000.
William G. Cruthfeld, of Guiltord
college, and Paul Cruthfeld, of Winston
mas made an assignment, making r n
Slenn wi trustee. The liabilities opereratc
$o'do2; assets not stated.
news has been received of the tailure
9t frank Hart, general merchant nj
iarboro; Liabilities $4,000, and orc.
'erred debts about $3 900. p'>
, The receiver Of the Peoples National
oahk OF Fayetteville has thus far poi5 GO
per cent. to depositors. He will soon
pay 10 per cent. more. 'o'"
The boiler Of the saw mill Of + Il
Jordan at Gulf, Chatham countv' ex.
rloded, killing the engineer and n man
!, IN; I. Wood, general merchant at
GWnhsln. Wn,. and Gunter & Co, Rrocers. Mt
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
senator Vance Refer

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Chas. N. Vance
mas received letter from his father,
s.. uatea at Sewanee, Fla, FEBRUARY %,
stating that the Senator is somewhat
Florida. >> "@ WIFI 10
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Killed ny The Unseen ,,,.,.

SING SING, Feb. 26.-Matthew John.
son was electrocuted this morning for
Inc son murder Of Emil Kuckelhorn, Dec. ..
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
counterfei,ing Gang Arrested.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The treasury
department is informed that the secret
service officers have arrested at Opei;k n
tne stiimore gang of 13 persons for
counterfciting. W.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
NICK Kane (,oes 10 s,ru .,,.

bRooKLyN, N. y. Feb. 26.-Tudge Cul.
len this morning denied John y. Nc.
kanes application for certificate Of
reasonable doubt. VI
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Early Holding His Own.

LfNcHDuRc, Va, Feb. 26.-Gen. Ear
holding his own. p'""' u
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Whittenore's
Gilt Edge
Dressing

fo" Ladies' AND CHILDREN's SHOES
fNoDOCES A BRILLIANT let B1.c..
No' Nl' CONTAINS IN OIL To s0rT.
L" 1'iE LEA TIER AND PRESERVE ,r
"A BEST .ANDI GOES :EAR7HEsT-.
''' AT RAYsoR g. SMITHs
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Russet
Leather
Dressing

NA" 'HooF BLACKlNG suoE
o'''S"ERS, HLACKING AND 1,,,,
EMS SEE Tue LINE FROM oJ,p u,,
DOWS,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26

Blue Enameled And Agate
Ware At Half Price.

we have just received an importation
from Germany Of several cases of tb,s
eoods. They are called seconds, but very
'ew arc imperfect. All are offered alike. A
rare Chancellor hotels and boarding hors..
TO replenish their Kitchens with this ne,t
anu durable ware. We have in stock for the
spring trade Jewel gasoline stoves and
ranges, oil stoves. refrigerators, freezers
and the largest and most complete line of
mouse furnishings In the State, Prices Why
everybody knows we are the cbeap.s+ IN
town. Our line of fine and comm on china
glass and lamps is very complete
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26
Whlttemore's
Patent Leather
Polish

roN ALL KINDS OF PATENT or Ev.,,
ELED LEATHER, NOTHING pr,,,,,,.
H. =" CENTS AT RlYs0n g.
" D. Also LARGE sTOcE 0E
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-02-26

IHAD. W. THRASH < GO,
fof saie-Dry empty boxes, casks. etc.
'or k'ndllns' Pratt's deodorizing gasoline
20 cents per gallon.
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Mrs. Thirds Again Lectures in
Foster Hall.
rHE0soPRY AND CHRISTIANITY.
Several Parallels Drawn Between the
Religion of Christ and the Religion
of Theosophists - Theosopby and
Christianity are Closely Related.

There was quite a large gathering
in the hall of the Theosophical Society
last evening. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thirds, the
Theosophical lecturer, gave her first
public lecture, and many people, a
number attracted by curiosity, were
present.
Mrs. Thirds is one of the few public
speakers who carries her audience
with her. There is no deviation in
the attention given her; everyone
present seems to hang on her words
and wait with anxiety for the next
sentence. She states her views clearly,
carefully, and with convincing force.
Her lecture last evening was, substan-
TALLY, as follows:
"I presume that you are aware that
my subject is TheOsOphy and Chris
tianity. We are often asked what is
Theosophy? Is it religion, is it
Christianity, or is it a science 1t is
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often claimed that we are vague.
But We are not more vague than is
any philosophy. There are some
simple points that / wish To explain.
Theosophy is not n new religion. II
Is "a old as the world itself, for il is
truth. II is religion in its truest
sense. Theosophy Is philosophy
IL is philosophy for as n religion il
relates to the soul of man, II explains
the causes of things. 80 we say
Theosophy is truth divine wisdom (;
il is religion, philosophy and science
combined il is truth, and the knowl-
edge of spiritual things. II il some
times said that Theu~ophy is Budd
hiHm. II is not. Thousophy includes
Buddhism, and "A great deal more be
sides. II you asls is Vheosophy Chris
tianity? | say, no. But IL includes
il. Every religion ia, in part, true
Every religion, 80 far a. IL tolls
the truth about mans soul, his
origin aud his destiny, u Tho0sophy.
In every religion we tiud TheosophN.
The essential truths, brought mp by
founders of religion, YOU will find the
same. Under all the various forms
they are the same They all speak OF
the spiritual origin of mani the
universe. All religions tell these
same truths. Tho various interpre
tptions we put on these things. make
the oreeds IN the Theoaophical SO
cipfy the members can belong 10 any
church. Colonel plrott. the head Of
our order is 9 buddhist, aud therefore
people sav that Iheosophv ia Rudd
hisu Mrs liesant has declared her
self Hindu. She has = right 10 "a
siIlna that belief She has right to
Join them. but she does not force any
Que else to dn 40. our mpmhpts can
belong to- my religion IN our suoietv
are Christians, Brahmins. nuddhiats.
Farseoa. Agnosiics aud others " i4
simply q matter OF choice. Al atand
90 80 even footing aud do rot uues-
ton each others faith. nud thus ue
ciety that shall further human pro
Frpss.
zone 81 the objections 80 Iheosophv
ia that II is impracticail.- -thal it hns
~ connection with this wo,kadav
world This ia erroneous. u - true
that the naeeps viii nut accept g.
Hut intelligent people will We
accept the opinions nf visn and
virtuuns people u "a never the
ruass ~ the people vhn ihiuk
uut the great flinae ~ lifs, II is the
few. tie thinkers As wisp men he
linvr onI prnriirp. eo -" eimpln will
also hplipvn What ihe vis,et nrrppt
as tie philosophy ~ lite. that viii
tie uiaes - the people acraui Tudav.
TIE rlaee ~ mankind. have thrown
themselves iuto niutrtin ism. Gripnrr
hae contributed largely tn this pnl
The result hae been that the great
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Current Notes.
Rainfall Table.
Oahu Railway ii Land Go.
Tea Culture IN Hawaii-COnclud-
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President Cleveland on Sugar
Duties
Coffee Culture IN Hawaii
Commercial Fertiiizsrs and Green
hanuring.
Notes on HauakDa Mills.
Life in the Soil
Guilty or not Guilty.
Cane Diseases IN ". s. Wales.
Sugar Cane IN California.
Items of Interest 70 Sugar Boilers
and Others.
Transfer Of Sugar Cane from Carts
to Cars.
Artesian Water for Irrigation.
Mckinley Act and Sugar Bouuties
Ihs Egyptian Sugar Industry.
Tbs Tomato.
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Sugar for Japan.
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