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The herald., 1897-12-03
Dividend Notes
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

p. NJ. Moroney ct al to Edward A.
Bray-Part lot 16, blk Z, Newell G.
RAIDERS sub. yrs, per cent. 81, 900 |
Fifteen mortgages under $1000.... G,2Sj |
The herald., 1897-12-03

A dispatch to the Chronicle from Mex
leo says The Scorreo Espanola. the or
gan OF the resident Spaniards. has at
tackled the American life insurance COM
panies doing business here. WI : 4 view
The herald., 1897-12-03

According to Realty, the condition of
the New York real estate market is
cheering. Sales of lots are successful,
good prices being the rule. The fall
business in dwelling property has been
brisk and there Is an excellent prospect
OF q continuance Of the present activity.
Cash sales are increasing in st. Louis.
There is revival of activity in Chica-
go lots.
The herald., 1897-12-03

The following are official closing quota
,ns on the Los Angeles Mining and Stock
The herald., 1897-12-03
Releases. $1,000 and Over

Total ........... Observation-Disclosures,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
nEoEEm.No mur'lArED MONEY
Full Value of Nsts L. Paid for Frag-
ntnta Reprss s.tinE Three Fifths Of II.

According TO the present rule Of tho re-
dempiion division OF the United States treas
ury. nothing less than fragments represent
ing two.nfthH Of bank note or green back
will be redeemed by Uncle sum. "lf thuE
much Of note II presented The United
stroying Millions n Day, In the September
Ladies' Home Journal. "will allow the
holder 0ne-half the fnce value Of II. while
threc-dfths Of = note will be redeemed for
full value. OF course there are occasional
exceptions to this rule.
land forwarded 4 bunch Of dIscolOred paper
money that he had found buried In q neid.
II had laid fn the ground No long time. and
bad been 20 generously feasts1 upon by
worms. that 1t fell to pieces a. eoon as II
was touched. II would have been utterly
Impossible for any one unacQuainted with
the secret marks that the government places
on Its bills to gather these decayed pieces
OF money together In their proper order; but
some OF the clerks In the redemption divis-
In sorting and. ,leciphcrinx hits Of mutiiste,i
money. and through long yearA Of expert
ence arc able to tell In an instant to what
particular note or KIDD Of note 4 certain
scrap belongs; When the pieces contained ~
this bunch of old money were finally sorted
and mounted It was found that while there
was not ore complete note remaining (uot
more than two or three scraps In A0me In
stAnces), the rightful owner was entitled 10
II redemption Of SiO. Unfortunately for the
affidavit - to what had become Of the n,lss
Ing pOrtIcis Of the notes. Consequently, the
United X ties was the galner In this ease.
Accident Of this nature are by no means
rare, ns H. attcrted by the number Of boxes
kept among the curious records Of the re
dcmptIOn division" j"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
BISHOPS WENT AHEAD.
Openly EsrompsastrstsA ~. spasish Mn.
later of ftaasr~.


Madrid. Sept. lO.-Fcars nrc ex-
pressed In well Informed circles that
cabinet crisis may result from the
coniumacy Of the bishop OF Majorica.
Balcric Islands. who. In defiance OF the
order Of the archbishop. haa persisted
In hir caommunication Of signor J.
Rcvcr,cr. the spanish minister Of d.
nance. for taking porScssIon Of the
church In bis diocese.
The decree OF .Scommunication was
read with all formnllty today In ali
tho churches of the diocese.
Several influential prclatc~ approve
Of The course Of the bishop. Their at.
ii'udc. which In ah~ ~oluicly opposed 10
that of all the mcml'crs Of the cnblnc,
WHO have appealed To the Pope against
the decree, through III" papal nuncio.
has raised n complicated Issue between
The ecclesiastical and political anihori.
,les.
Tie cabinet relies upon the d'c,um
~ the nunc!o that the bishop has no
Jurisdiction over the minister. and upon
hi. further ASSURANCE that tho pope
will undoubtedly ccnsurc the bishop.
Tho notorious svmpafiiics Of tho blsh.
or with the Cnrils' movement nl~o as.
grnvntc the situation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
ANTHRACITE STRIKE ENDED.
Five Thoasand Men Have R-ssened I
Wsek or VIII d, so ut O,re.

Five Tsons."d Non Hsv. R-s.sned to
Wsek ar VIII d, so nt O-re.
Hnxciton. Pn.. Sept. 30.-unlera nm.
lcss Unforeseen Developments occur the
anthracite coal strike In this region IL
ended. To-day LOO men. hnif Of the
full complement. returned to work nj
Honcybrook collicrics Of the I.ehigh 4
Wilkcsbnrrc Company. ns did 400 Of
the 1.50O At Par,icc's I.attimer mipca.
while the Cranberry. Crystal Ridge
and Harwood coilicrics Of the same
company. md Coxcs' collcrIes In the
Drifton district remained ut work.
Tho latter were TO have settled the
question Of strike toiay. but at the
request Of the operators held on until
next Thursday. The employees Of the
Hazel mines Of the Lchlsh Valley
Company nrc tonight considering the
question Of returning In the morning.
md Will probably do ~. Nearly 5.ukl
strikers have returned. or will do so
tomorrow. and n little icss than that
number nrc still ont. with Indications
In favor of their Joining the workers..
The warrants for the arrest of
Sheriff Martin and his deputies were
issued to-day by Judges Lynch and
Bennett at wiikcsharrr. They were
served here tonight and no rcsis'apcc
was made. The wrlis contain seventy.
eight names. includIn. the sheriff. aud
the latter hna agreed to deliver NIL
the deputies for hearing tomorrow.
A company of tho Ninth regiment will
escort them to wiikrsbarrc.
General Goblin permitted the service
of the writs because h~ thinks tho
civil authorities arr now able 10
handle the situation. The gradual
withdrawal of the troops will bc con.
sidcrcti tomorrow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
AN ANpREE PIGEON.
II Brlngs Message written Two Days
After Hs began Ills Voyage.

Copenhagen. Sept. oo.-A dispatch ~
ccivcd here from Hammerfcst. the
northernmos, town Of Europe. In Nor
way, says tlnt the whaling ship Falk
has brought there the third pigeon dis
patched from Professor Andrcc. who
left the island OF Tromsoc in balloon
on July 11th last In an attempt to cross
the polar regions. The message
brough, by the Falk reads:
July 13, 1890 y. m. Lat. SD north,
longitude 12.5 casi.-(;ooi voyage east
ward. All we'll"
New York. Sept. 2D.-Evelyn Is. Bald
win, the me.eorologist Of the Pcary
expedition. 1894. was interviewed TO-
1ny by the Associated Press regarding
The latest pigeon dispatch from Andree.
Mr.. Baldwin said: 'Thls message In
dicates tina: Andree has safely crossed
the 100 miles or no Of open water which
extends from the north coast OF Spitx.
bergen to the beginning of the pack Ice.
1t Is evident that the loss OF three guide
ropes, which occurred on The day An
lrce started, had not prevented him
from guiding the balloon. II the ex.
treme cold caused any rerceptible
change in the gases. such action
would have taken place before Andrec
wrote his las; message. md II the cold
had done the work 70 much feared. An
dree would not have said All Well
'It In significant TO note that Andres
wns going eastward. the direction he
intended to tnke. This In n straw
which helps TO verify his reported SAFE
renppearancc In Arctic Russin.
Doubtful scientists declared, before
Andrcc left. thar he would bc unable
to determine his exnc. location from tht
balloon. The icnths Of degrees given
In his message prove that Andrec was
not only able TO ascertain his where
abou,s. but did 20 with remarkable ac
curacy.
"The first three days were looked up
on ms being the most pcrilous and I'm
portnnt Of the entire Journey. Andrce',
ability to successfully withstand III,
initial difficulties augurs better thar
the ordinary mind would Imagine FOL
the elimination OF his dnring project
London. Sept. 2l.-A dispatch 10 III,
Times from 81. Petersburg says:
''rhc rcpor; that Professor Andree',
balloon has been sighted In the Inter
ior Of Siberia arc not believed here
Captain Eovonko. the leading ncronau
tic expert In Russia. firmly dlscrrdits
them. He asserts that II Andree ever
returns Il VIII certainly no, be In mid
air, us H. balloon could not have KEEP,
up beyond twelve days."
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

The Importation of sugar In July
vas only about onc-third tina: for June.
the last full month before the enact
mont OF the new tariff law. The total
imports In July amounted to l7s,oOi.-
06o pounds of raw sugar. valued at 81
162 .2i5. In June there were 70s, $50, =
496 pounds Of raw sugar imported. VAL
ued at si3.SS3.sSo In April and May
the imporiatlons amounted TO 773.527..
<77 pounds. vailed AZ $15.1:5. 400. and
IN May there were 7s0.s53.9s5 pounds
imported. valued nt 3l5.O5i.777. The
iniportatlons for July were made up o.
%3.0o?. li3 pounds o, Hawaii sugar. val.
ued at sl.ei2.3G3. which came In free
Of duty under the reciprocity treaty
with that country; l6.l55.0i9 pounds o.
beet sugar from Europe. valued at So
0O3.a70; e1.5li.5s5 pounds Of cane SUI
gar. valued at ss.il3.ssc. and 81 .32i. .S32
pounds OF sugar tes,ing above No. ld
Dutch standard. valued at si93.9a6.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Sydney. G. B., Sept. o0.-The steam
sealing bark Hope, with e. II. Pcary
and party, returned from North
Greenland, arrived here ut 5 o'clock
this afternoon. All on board were
well.
The Hope came into port burning
her Inst OF coal and with her bull
warks and decks giving evidence of
the furious seas OF an unusually
stormy summer. She is nearly aa
deep In water ns when she left here In
the Inter part of July with her bunk
ers full OF coal, for the huge Cape
York meteorite. the largest In the
world, In In her hold, beddcd In tons
OF ballast.
Lieutenant Penry has on board also
six Cape York Esluimaux, who will
go with him when he returns next
year to attempt to reach the North
pole. The EsQuimaux have their
tents. dogs. sledgcs and canoes. They
are eager for the undertaking and all
arrangements have been made.
The expedition visited Cape Sabine
and relies OF the Inflated expedition
led by Greely have been obtained.
The summer In Baiiin's bay was mark
ed by almost continuous stormy
weather and by an unusually scarcity
Of ice.
The invcstigatin. party from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
under Mr.. X. W. Porter. landed Mt
Cape Haven on August 3 and did not
re-embark until September IL. The
party led by Mr.. Hugh Lee. the Arctic
explorer OF Mcrldcn. Conn, landed Mt
Good Haven on August Z and re-em-
barked September Z. Prof. Schuch.
artz's party. representing the national
museum, landed Mt Onemak on Aug
ust s, re-cmbarking on September i.
The party led by Mr.. Robert Stein OF
the United States geological survey,
was on land from August 10 to Sep
tembcr 2.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

II would be mistake to regard an
expensive yacht merely as summer
symbol OF lavishncss. a magnificent
steam yacht has been placed at the dis
posal of the inmates of the various "old
ladies' homes" in Philadelphia for ex-
cursions on the Delaware river. What
Is even better. this act OF generosity is
said 10 be n characteristic exercise Of
Kindness on the part OF the owner.
Where there is n will to be kind how
readily the way opens!
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
Or~.h. A., A,s w,,.eA.

Athens. Sept. 1O.-rhc condition. Of
the pcsc~ signed yesterday between The
ambassadors Of the powers on behalf
Of nrcecc and Trwak Pasha. the Tar.
kiah foreign minister. at Tophanch pal.
acr. are universally pronounced BY thc
Greek prrss 10 bc exceedingly Onerous,
Tie orrnns Of ~. Delyannis. former
premier. who commands nm actual ma.
lority Ia tho Bouie. violently attacked
y. lealll and the cabinet. drnauucina
them. nn tho real ca,ise Of tho pscsrni
misfortunrr.
Tho nnti.fDclyannla prrsa abuses ".
IlcIjrnnla % tho "cvil genius ol
0reecr."
The put,lr sr-"raily secep<s the n
Nut With iuon,nsM rusienaiieo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

The petty frauds perpe;ratcd upon
the government by well-to-do persons
bringing from Europe valuablcs upon
which they paid no duty were olasscd
as "genteel smuggling" One of the ben
Gifts conferred by the new tariff law
Is to make these frauds impossible. and
consequently to do away with an ea-
preston tina, never should have been
used. There Is no genteel thicving.
burglary or lnw-breakIng OF an, sort.
and there never was any "gentecl
smuggllnE.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Tho threshlus that China received
from Japan seems to have given the
people some new Ideas. They begin
TO sec that civilization Is power. and
that China can not be strong unless de-
veloped on modern lines. The North
China Herald prints a proclamation by
the governor Of Human. dwelling upon
the advantages to Do derived from the
construction of telegraph ilncs In the
province. aud cshor,ing The people no,
TO be wrongtully Influenced and destroy
the telegraph lines and poles now be-
Ing erected connecting Chanrshn. the
capital. with wucaanH. the capital Of
the sister proylrcc OF Hupeb. Accord
Ing TO letter from Chanrsha. 1t is
reported that. apparently acknowl-
sAring tn. value Of the ,olesraphs and
that they will not be allowed to inter-
fere with tho peoples graves ana the
private property o! the gentry aud III.
erat. III. construction Of the line has
been going on rapidly. without the
slightest hindranoe on the part Of the
Inhabitants OF the province. Whereas
IN 1891. when mn a,tcmp, was made by
the imperial Chimes. telegraph com.
mission. at the roqnes, OF the governor.
TO erect telegraph poles within the Dor.
ders OF the frontier town Of Liohou.fhr
Inhabitants OF the place rose en- massc
and 40 badly Injured the working par
~ and military -scort that they had
IN ny for their lives, abandoning waltz
able material 10 the mob. Several
lives were ion; In the nfalr and local
literat In favor Of the innovation was
o1so killed by the mob.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
Goa, Mine. Under tn. ses.

Coal Ia being mined under the sea on the
north coast Of the Spanish province of As
turias. seam is opened there which ex-
tends nm unknown distance, the workings
now being In tpp feet. The mine Is reached
by a. verticlc shaft. whose surface Is sixty
tivc feet above the sea, md the bottom lS-I
feet below II. With the necessary machin-
cry room after room II opened In succes-
sion. slices ten feet long are taken out. and
when the full thickness of the seam has
been removed the roof Is made secure by
building Il dry stone wall from three to Ave
feet thick against the pillar OF coal left
standing. The space behind Is packed solid
with stone. for timber l. ont Of the question
In such thick seam. Each miner digs froui
two and onc-half to three tons per day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
s,MErA.L,sM IN FRANCE.
-. M,i.n~ sa,a tn Have DECLARED That
silver Mast No Tried.

y. N'iin~ s~,a so Have DECLARED That
silver Nest Ne TvteA.
london. Rrpt. 3i.-T1,c Times. In q
special article dealing with the causes
which lc0 Fvnncc to propose the frr.,
coinage Of silver. snya that tho French
amiassa'lor proposed i5,h 10 40 tho
ratio ~ which France would apen her
niluta. nnd then proceetls 10 rrvicw tho
b'mciNltc movement In France. II
t.olnta out that In spite of protection
tho price Of wheat cooGinned to fail In
France until ~. Atollae. In iso6. In view
of the immense agricultural vote.
changed front and dec4ued thet. ns
protection had failed and . high price
for wlscat was necessary. blnetailisn,
must be tried.
The Tme~ con,inueA: AT the con.
ference In May In the preserve of ".
Ipni'et Mnd n. Mnvuin. hr ~. Mriinrl
said 10 Eessatar wolcott: Our support
win not bc :-nntins.s II must be snil
then that what tise Times limited II
afsoldfeiy eorrp~t. pu:ltiee n at the
eoesom Of aIl thia. u 70 stated ID the
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
Grnas Outraees

Upon the stomach and bowels are pcrpe.
trnted by multitndcs Of injndicious people
who, upon eSperi"ncing the annoyance OF
constipation In slight degree. inhltrntr
their bowels with lrcnchinY evacunnts.
which cnfeeblc the intestinal membrane to
serious extent. sometimes even. Ruperinduc
ach Bitters IL the true succedancum for
these nostrums. since II Is at once invigorat-
Ing gentle and efectual. II also banlshcS
dyspepsia. malnrinl complaints, rheumatism
and kidney troubles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

4 progssssivs advertiser IN . Scotch
eoUu iaasly easssA priss for the b~s,
onoUes 70 ~ ecausdrun. why 10 ~
Wo116y lihs bstdss across tAs waters
q Art" A Answer too de,srnlaass
y ~ ssfussA ~ psias cane IRON the
- e ~ aiesaksspsf's dsarsst ~.
ouai "Dssaass 4 leals 70 The peor.
r1uDo,Ahe 1unatis asytun snl the Gene.
~"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

city that France Is not serious and thav
the governor of tho bank Is aware OF
this. Do not let us be too sure In ques-
tioning the statements and avowats OF
the leading French statesmen: for we
shall be neither courteous nor prudent
In doing 20, and may even be mistaken
In the facts In the case"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

1t turns out that three Italians who
were lynched in Louisiana two years
ago were innocent. Judge Lynch is
Just as apt to be wrong as any othe-
Judge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

The other day the Miami County.
Ind, doctors held convention, which
broke up suddenly when several men,
bers drew revolvers and threatened to
furnish business for some other medi-
cal association.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Sweet Ann!c whltowlng Of the Paw
nsss wpn,a divorce and the rcs,ora-
tton Of her own nnmc OF Annie Come
ruanins. This Ia notable Indian prog.
res. Possibly Annir's brave expected
Der TO como running vith kindlinE
wood for tho wigwam.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Ex-Gov. Morton OF New York is the
hrst rich man on record to ask to
have his assessment doubled. He is
entitled to sketch in the school read
ers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Ansag those who have gone TO tho
xioadiks 10 Miss Blanche kiuE. New
Ysek heirsas. Among many other queer
things Tor such . country she took .
Doeso and four canary birds. Evident.
y - proposss 70 provids her own MT.
-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Electricity for propelling street cars
now has dangerous rival in COM
pressed air. 1t may yet be applied to
bicycles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

The thing that appears to be the
matter with Kansas is the inadequacy
Of all outdoors as storehouse for her
wheat crop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

A Kansas clergyman conducted SER
vices last Sunday BY telephone. This
will be a year OF great events in
Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

yun11o soasenatle sAooses ~ M.
- ~ ~ noeeane, bse1se ~ ysafs
~ Aon11 1lD01n4 ~ 3 e1o1s
- 1ll1 A1Da1G'
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascar~ts Candy Czihartic. i0c OF sc II
c. 4. C. fall to cure druggists refund money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

The dedication Of the monument which has
been erected TO the memory Of Marshal Can
robert, at S-iint-Cerc. France. wfil take
place on October =. General Billot. minis
ter Of war. will preside at the ceremony.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

There are no drunks In DAWSON. The
samon-purc stufr sclls at 500 gallon.
es water is free.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

And nov they tell us that they have
struck pay dirt" near Marquette.
Mich. Where Will this craze end?
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

Russia's cEariann. being now the mother
Of two children. has lost her girilsh iouk
and |. growing stout, which plcases the
RuSsinns
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
4 TYpr Of Many.

There Is n Roxbury man who Il so dis
turbesl over the size Of the national debt
that, he cannot lind time to pay his own
kOxhurY fplcitc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

This paper is printed with Ink manuisc:
AND ROLLER COMPANY OF DENVER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25
PEARY GETS BACK.
SUCCESSFUL voYAoETooREEN.
LAND.

ed for the Trip 70 the Pole Next
Year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

"a
Washington. agreed on n scheme
II colur- for postage stamps 10
bc usc, 10y nh nations In the po.,rl nm.
ton. The color or ih" two-c.n, United
States stump. ar agreed upon. was ear.
mine. 80 iiiat the proposed change ia
green VIII not br mndc.
The ros,otfic" Department has r.,
rciycd inrorirniio ilnt the NlssissIit.
pl board of Health has Quarnntined nh
mails from the Infected ,ilsirir, of tim,
sinir. and refused to pcriuii them Ia
is' dispatched to their d.si nations.
.rcn " fumlgat",i. Surgeon General
Wyman OF the Marine hospital service,
viii inkc nctlon Ia the nni'cr with n
View to raising the embargo ~ fur NJ
iA'ssihlc IN the cns" ~ iisinf,c,cd mail.
The coni miners strike. ms far M I'm.
I'i'trhurg district is concerned. In IN
AMI III" ..ssD livgcr~ On the 18th r..
sunn.l work NJ III" sixty.hvc.ccn, rate.
The decision To ixnorr the tcnsinys'
riauss'. which WIS u condition 0f The
Columbus settlement. WAS arrived NJ
latr by u delegate convention os min.
cru representing tho entire distrtrt.
1rherr We're only four ,iissctsting votes
when the resolution to wo to work was
voted upon.
King Oscar ~ Sweden celebrated the
twenty NTH anniversary Of His Tca.
sI0n io the throne on the 18th. Al Inc
conclusion ~ Ahr religious ceremony
his majesty received i.,,utntions from
many parts ~ twrlcn nnd Norway,
One of thc.c dci,u'niions presented hls
majesty with III" sum NJ ::seO,tlln
crowns. which amount hns l,rcn rsinrsi
among thr people. The king Inns ,i~cI,i.
ri 10 ticvo:~ this money to comha ttIns
tI>p iulrrrujur disease.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-25

were granted Ia .tpionio Snninyli iii
1919. The ronr; holds HAT nnly ten.
pornry possession was given To Snnio-
yni nnd ,hni ,hi< was abandoned with.
In three years nf.cr The alleged grant
WIS made.
In the Dl-irici court nj Boise. Idaho.
n decision WIS Rendered In the rn..s
brought hy III" state neainsi Thomas
fiiypntrlck nnd -. w. Fourl 1T ri. a..
Tor forcrlosur" III mort sngcs given NJ
security FOR iunns OF school money
nndc by the sin,r Land lIoari. The
ease against Fitzpatrick was Tor xaNsI.
and that against fouch for $3.50, with
interest Tor four years each. Judg.
stewart decided that the state IN loan.
in. money -;nisis uI1n the same foot.
ing n. an Individual. Tho no,c. ink.
rM 10y the stale carried Interest i~nrlnv
coupons for interest. which the ku.
l,srin~ Court rss'rntly decided to hc
us,iriots. hence Judge Stewart held
tl,Nt the state co,iid M, collect intcrcs,
ou these lonns.
The negotiations for the purchase Of
the lower cnd II the Fort Hail rcss.ryu. .
tlois came ~ n susisl~n end ni ll0ss Fork
on the is,h. The chicfu aud head men,
~to hnd not yet siancsi tln ngrvinrnt,
WEIR nll fiwr~ Ia meet Commissioner
MrNss'ly nnsi ready nnd anxious 10
sign. I'M, Just is'fovr ii,r srnfcrrnrc shc
commissioner received telegram fru,u
ih~ roaOnl-sIOn~r ~ Indian Affairs, any.
lug that the proposed price af ~ rs.r
Hrrw WIS tso hi9l, anil that II tho In.
dana wouid mt co,Dc down OF That liz.
,trr y would is' u.s'lcss to prn~tti FAR.
ttsrr with tho matter. This n,r~.axc
wsa salHni;tc,i TO the council IL the
rAtefs. t,t1t they Werr not ready to
esese dnWn ~ amy iwlcr nnd lh~ tr,mty
wna slevlsssh ~ for III" prrspht. Tho
1nconns wt,o t~ given line 10 recon.
ss1s1 ~ matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-04
RADICAL CHANGE.
Suggestion That All German Sug
ars Be Used at Home.

Suggestion That All German Sug.
ars Be Used at Home.
A curious veering around has oc-
Cured relative to the sugar interests.
The German Husbandry council has
now asked the Imperial Chancellor,
Prince Hohenlohe, to reduce the inland
sugar tax from 20 to Is marks per hun
dred kilos, whereupon the Deutsche
Tage Zeitung, the main agrarian organ,
which has hitherto advocated high ex-
port premiums and inland sugar taxes,
advises the abolishing of the whole tax
and premiums. 1t says the inland con-
tax once removed there would
be a much larger consumption of SUI
gar in Germany, where the per capita
consumption is now only one-third
that of England. The paper argues
that the total sugar production Of Ger
many would be consumed at home, thus
furnishing the most simple solution of
the whole difficulty.