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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.

bA LIZ w L :
G NJ Lowrison, IS En- Hi
] P Martin,U 5 > oregon
+ Edwards, Auburn
A BetrensBry Hot )
F E SpoOner & w, Chi
w III Ruffcom q W. . CZ
II Brown. Fresno
Miss Watts, Butte
NEW WEST
Edwin Slade. Chicago
III Duy, Boulwin
Sidney Sm ith, Troy, N Y
John Morrissey. Colo
j Ackermsn. stockton
Miss a Sullivan, Mntrey
G kilter, Alaska
I'D Murphy, Emeryville
+ McShane, Boston
j. Mcbride, Oregon
p Casey, Seattle
LICK
J P Simonds, Cal
n f Baldwin. Wood oge
q r Cleveland & W, [ hi
] w Payne, y Y
] ohm Hobart & W, Bostn
] d Deahl, Burlingame
D III Hutchinson, or
T. j Hatch & W, Boston
j l. Smith. It Louis
John ! ully, stock on
A ] Palmer, MADEIRA
s Z W,lmans, Newman
II n West & W, Oaklnd
] r Payne, y Y
Miss Moser. Mokel Hill
] II Rogers. Merced
A c snyder. >anta Cruz
+ w Creighton, N Y
GRAN !
w ] Hall, Sacto
F h Coon, Los Angeles
A Levinsky, stockton
A w + eed, Gardner
j Sherman, Martinez
q Ager, Stanford Univ
A GardnerS ", san Jose
j Jones & W, san Jose
w Sutherland, Stanford
NJ A James. \ y
+ Fiola & w, Stockton
j ) STAFFORD, Denver
Mrs G. Lynn, Sonora
f Johnson, Seattle
j NJ stone, Los Gatos
B Gordon, Los Angeles
w Williams. san Jose
Miss Williams, San Jose
X Rushing, Pincknyvil
b NJ Burton, Willows
Mrs II Alburv, Colusa
J . Allen, San Jose
PALACE
II Glassell, Los Ang
H Stover, Philadelphia
Ii NJ Boue, Stanford
+ e Daisey, TT Smith
s McMurtrie, Santa Bart
] NJ Pool. Chicago
Mrs l. Mcbride, Ohio
Mrs e II Ii III, n hamp
+ p carpenter, N II
Mrs A Stowell, Pasadens
r IL Cook, Whitehall
] u Smith, Iowa
a Jones, st Louis
F 8 vi orris. Portland
X E Moody. Portland
o w L Schadt, scranton
w l. Braddock, y Y
Mrs B A Fisk. y Y
] g Mckinney, Los Ang
j K Wes.ta !, y Y
MIS- Partridge d. c, N Y
Mrs a kulver, Fresno
] u Redding. \ Y
Mrs ] E.verton Jr, Pa
Mrs J NJ Reed, rhilada
Mrs J NJ Henderson, { a.
DR. c f Poore ~ w, u y
+ w Butler, Akron, o
RUSS
M o Folsom, Susanviile
q Aylwor.h, Dixon
s Il Bladson. | Il
Z Holland, Los Gatos
g w Crane, San Diego
II ] Morse, Omaha
A > Baker, Los Banos
c ] Crooke, Los Banos
j Knight & FIN. Cal
5 ] y utting, BunniVista
Mrs f HoIcam, Cal
f A Bunce, Alamo
A H Bush, Decoto
j L johnson. Ukiah
L A ri ch ards. Grayson
w ii Haw, Eureka
q w Gibbs, VacavIlle
J A Johnson Elmira
X ] Davis, I hlcago
b L Williams. Los Ang
9 r William :, Modoc
EsMartens, san Rafael
E n Williams. Or
Miss + X I'M bail, Or
Z 4 Phipps, sacto
s Marsh, Oakland
+ simon, n Y
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08

Companions of the Forest, +. o. A.
Liberty Gree will give a fshpond party in
Maccabee Temple, on Mission street. on the even
i'm of the oath inst A committee has been an
pointed TO make all arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08

A for Morning. for Afternoon
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays only
Sundays only.
II Monday Thursday and Saturday nights only.
9Tuecdays and Saturdays. sSundays and ThurEdays
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN PRANGISC0-Foot of Market Street (Slp 81
s715 900 HOGAN. tl:oo 900 t3:ec
400 1900 's:ooP.M.
From 0AELAND-Fcot OF BrOadway.-- 800 800
1oooA.M. 1890 100 1900 900 sts;oa
-5ooPM
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-08

Stmr Coos Bay, Hall. Newport and way ports
" h stmr Jesnette. Newth. whaling.
Rark eyi g Burgess, Younggren. Tacoma
Schr Reliance, Wilson, Point Arena
Schr Moonlight, Spencer
Schr Monterey, Beck, BOwenS Landing.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-01


Maj. Alvord took issue with Prof.
Emery, saying he did not believe in the
Pasteurization of milk, as it has q ten
dency to increase dirt, for they de
pended too much on the Pasteuriza
ton.
Mr.. stockbridge agreed with Maj
Alvord.
Mr.. Weston read an interesting paper
on Honest Milk" @
Some discussion on the subject of the
use of preservstive was had. Maj. Al
word said the butter makers of America
and England were obliged to use it to
compete with the Australian butter. Ia
which it is used very extensively.
The milking machine was next dis
cussed. Those who had seer the ma.
chine said that those now in use, two
or three kinds, were mere experiments,
as mono of them were perfect as yet.
DR.. Parker offered q vote of thanks
to Mr.. Vanderbilt and the managers of
the Biltmore estate for the hospitality
shown them and the interest they had
taken in the Association.
The meeting adjourned. the next
place of assembly to be determined
later.
Lunch was served after the business
was concluded.
Those who were in attendance upon
the meeting of the State Dairymen's
Association on the Biltmore estate Fri
day were:
J. P. Kerr, of Biltmore;G T. Weston,
of Biltmore; DR.. J. j. Mott, Of States
vile; DIR. q. e. stockbridge, of Ameri-
Gus, Ga Elliott Warren, of Winston
R. J. Holmes. Jr., Of Salisbury; Maj.
q. E. Alvord, U. S. Dairygommis
sioner; Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz, of Sails
Dr. 3 Reid Parker, of Raleigh
Thos. Orr, of Balsam, 6. s. Arthur, OF
Hot Springs, +. Meacham, of Biltmore
DR.. A. s. Whitaker, of Biltmore, and
@. e. Robinson, stenographer.
Photographer Pope got a picture Of
the gentlemen at the meeting.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-01
NORTH cARoLlNA's o z
Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
Messrs. Putnam's Sons, New York,
have just issued from their press
Fugitive Lines" the poems of Prof.
Henry Jerome Stockard, of North
Carolina. AS Prof. Stockard is about
the only poet the Old North State has
produced, excepting Mrs. Clark,
worthy of the name, it is cuIpable neg
ligence, ifinot reprehensible lack of sp-
probation, that his work has not met
from the State press the commentator
il so we'll merits. Here is q poet OF the
first order, one that any State would
be proud to claim, and yet his brilliant
productions, issued from the press of
one~of the most reputable publishing
houses, has received little or no notice.
It is a burning shame, as well as a
reproach to the State, that such is the
case-the work Of a genius unappre-
ciated.
Prof. Stockard has, from time to
time, contributed to different magazines
and papers, poems which have re csived
from the critics unqualified praise.
The Century Magazine, about the best
qualified and most ~exacting critic Of
any of the literary journals, has passed
sentence on Stockard'spoems and places
them among the best. Indeed, if one
is to form a comparison by what con
stitutes genuine poetry, there is no liv-
ing American poet the equal of Stock
ard. Etherealism, which Edgar A.
Poe considered the sine qua non, the
divine matus of a poet, is redolentin
Stockard's breathing verse in an emf
nent degree, and you look in vain fol
this rare quality in the productions Of
the popular poets of the day, who seem
to rest satisfied with q realistic por
trayaI of human peculiarities instead
Of beauty in the abstract. Stockard
has an inspiration beyond mere paltry
description, and in Thoughts thai
breathe, " he pours outh his soul in verse
the rhythmicaI cadence of which is II
keeping with them. Indeed, he il
equally at home, and uses with grace
and facility, all the different varieties
of versifcation, and in the use Of thai
most difficult of all poetic compositions
the sonnet, he is unusually felicitous,
expressing in q hampered space with
the required repetition of rhymes, the
dominant idea with as much force and
clearness as if expressed in unhampered
prose.
Every North Carolinian, who loves
genuine poetry, has now an opportunity
to possess a work that viii not only
prove enjoyable in the highest degree,
but will cause him to take pride in his
State, having that which is as scarce
as an angels vista truepoet. Stock.
ards Fugitive Lines" teeming with
exquisite poems just issued by Put
MANS Sons, New York, is North Caro-
ina's claim to a poet that any State In
the Union would be proud to own as 9
son, and it viii be a sin and q shame Il
the Old North State fails to make the
most Of such an honor.
q. B. GWYNN.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-01
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.

The charter for q new cooperative
Insurance Company was secured Dur
ing the last Legislature. II is called
''The Peoples Benevolent Association. =
Capt. Geo. A. Hussey, Of Greensboro,
is President and Lieutenant Governor
G. A. Reynolds is Vice President. The
directorate Is composed Of some Of 6@
most prominent citizens in the 6tata
We understand that the charges viii
be quite low.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-01

Catawba grapes have only recently
disappeared from Boston market. The
longest keepers were selected fruit
carefully handled and stored at q tenn
.perature nearly down 30 freezing.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-01

AHiGncem0n, IF you recetUe a oGRapIe
com of this paper, it 10 to remind 9Oes
that goN sbONId send Ns OnedOLIdr and
get 0 one gear.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-20

A dredger of novel construction has
been built in Rotterdam for use on
the river Esla, in Spain. Its princi
pal feature is that it's motive force, in
the form of electrical energy of high
tension, may be generated on shore
by any convenient means, the current
being distributed either by overhead
wires or cables laid under the water
In the installation under notice the
central station is situated on the river
bank, and furnishes current not only
to the dredger, but also to operate all
elevator which returns the material
dredged into lighters and ballast
wagons. All the motions are controll
ed by one man in the cabin. The mo-
tor for operating the bucket chain Is
capable of developing As horse power
when making 600 revolutions per min
ute. The average power required to
work the dredger is equal to about
fifteen horses, and as the motor will
account for As horse power in normal
working, a good margin is left for
emergency. Besides operating the mo-
tors for driving the screws, driving
the dredge chain, raising the dredge
frame, and lifting the piles, the elec~
pump.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-20

Eden. His wife, whom he adored
with all the intensity of a strong,
confding man, making $3.50 per day,
became infatuated with a reckless
character named Thomas Gilkey and
abandoned her husband and home,
sir, to fly with this rash adventurer.
She went to Oklahoma and secured a
divorce and married Thomas Gilkey.
Think of the agony and sorrow of
Samuel Tidbald left alone by his
faithless wife, with his household
goods scattered around him, and his
most deeply-rooted affections all bust
ed up!'
ct was tough and NO mistake,' -
said the sergeant, "and I sympathize
with you. What became of the cou-
ple?"
1.-TWO weeks after they were mar
ried they quarreled, and Thomas Gill
key ram away from her. He fled to
this city, and his wife pursued him.
You can imagine what I have suffer
ed, sir, if you have ever been a hus-
band. Lock me up right away in the
darkest cell you have with spiders
and mice in it, or there'H be a case of
manslaughter before night"
just then a woman's shrill voice
was heard arO11inO with the nO1ioe-
man outside the door, and the man
made a break for the window
eff [ were you, Mr.. Tidbald," called
the sergeant, 81 would"
''T'idbald, thumder!" said the man
ais he dropped On the brick wall out
side. ''My names Thomas Gilkey."
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-20

The consciousness of work we'll
done increases self-respect, stimulates
the energies, elevates the aims, and
eXalts the character of the worker.
While he is striving to accomplish
good is entering into his own life AMI
being.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-20

1t is noble to bear like a hero the
calamities of life, but it is ignoble to
continue to suffer under them when
the time has arrived to triumph over
them: and only an intelligent view OF
each case can reveal when that time
has arrived.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-01-20

Men of the noblest disposition:
think themselves happiest when 9th
ers share their happiness with them.
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