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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
SUPERIOR COURT
ANNOUNCES A RULE

The following rule has been adopt
ed In che superior court.
An original papers In any cause
served more than twsntyrfour hours
prtor 20 the hearing Of any contested
matter In such cause. shall be filed
In the once Of the clerk Of this court
at least twenty four hours prior to
the hearing Of such matter all or
lEinai papers served within twenty
four hours pt'or 10 such hearing
shall he filed tn said Office before
IN. hearing 81 Aald matter shall be
entered upon"
a violation Of this rule. or any
provision thereof may be punished
by refusal of the court 10 hear saeh
contested matter until such time.
after such pap.r r. shall have been
iied. "a the court shall direct. and
also by the imposition Of terms. both
IN tht discretion OF the court. OF the
court may likewise. In its discretion.
hear and determine such matter up
on the papers nied in compliance
with this rule without regard 10 any
papers not 50 flied Signed. .. ia.
eaha. o. -. BENSON. william HEX.
man Moore. judges % the superior
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
TWINkLINCS.

The caulkers and rib carpenters
employed by Williams A. Doodle a
Son. OF san Francisco. are on strike.
A mile Of the Burlington railroad
track was washed out near Forbes.
Mo. last night by a water spout
An advance In window glass Of 10
per cent has been made by this
American Glass company Of Pitts
burg
Three cases Of yellow fever have
developed at Havana
The mines at Calumet, Mich. are
stiil shut down on account OF the
mill strike.
II Ia claimed that Carnegie has
secured control Of the Lake SUI
perior mines. the largest producers
on the Marquette range.
Eastern BASEBALL games resulted
a. follows. At Louisville Louisville
II. Cleveland 2: at Cincinnati: chic
ago "a. Cincinnati ?. AZ ST Louis -,
Louis 6. PittsburE ?: al Philadelphia;
Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 8. at Wash
ington. Boston Il. Washington ]; at
New York: New York 8. Baltimore 4.
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name had been written In u long
after the other entries had been re-
corded. lie asked II 3, could BE- pos.
Hible that 40 Intimate a friend Of
Qnay'ss as Hopkins would have spell.
ed ouay's name. "Quauyf" In alt
the entries In the book. Quays name
was spelled Incorrectly. lie ctaim.
Cd that this was evidence o. con.
apiracy and stated most emphatic.
ally that the names mad been placed
Ia the book by some one else other
than cashier Hopkins lie charged
that the hook had been multliated.
and that pages had been taken out
To subatantlate this claim. he pass
81 Il around 10 the jurors. and gave
them a maRnifyinR glass - that
they were able % see the dtshEura-
ton.
when he referred TO the alleged
payment n Interest on state depaa.
.is, Mr Shield attacked the credi-
bility of Goldsmith. the states ex-
pert. and exclaimed. when We are
told figures VIII not lie. they can be
made to lie by o liar"
In conclusion Mr. Shields asked
the jury to examine the red book
carefully and they would sec that
the name u quay had been written
IN Il by others than cashier Hop
kins. and that the charges Of con
apiracy we're wholly unsupported
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District Attorney Rofhermei. In
making his closing argument yeatsr-
day ir the quay CASE. stated that
the charge against the defend
ant was that u secret conspiracy,
and Il was hard to prove lie ctaima
cd that Mr.. Quay. IN directing the
cashier u the hank 80 buy certain
stocks. payine fur thcm with the
banks money and personally reeeiy-
ing bgneft from tua Investment.
showed that he and the cashier had
entered into conspiracy.
The district attorney referred 10
the "red book" az the key 10 the
whole situation, and said that Il re-
yeaied Illicit transactions.
Mr 4, = Shields. attorney for the
defense. stated that the prosecution
built up their case on the testimony
OF experts. The bank papers and
letters were secured ~ the prose
cutlon and kept BY them, and used
for improper purposes. he took up
the letters Of Cashier Hopkins 60
Quay. and said that fhey explained
themselves. ausi that when the cash
Ter had been ordered 10 invest for
quay. the latter had plenty ~ his
own money ln chs bank. ana none Of
the banks had 90 be used.
Mr. Shields cinimed that the ease
was purely political Re took up the
"red book and charged that Quays
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WITH AN INDIAN
MAP FOR A GUIDE
These Men Will Go North to
Find Fortunes.

.. IT. stelnle. Of rittsburE. IL At
the fremont. on his way fo the
Porcupiue district Hr Is leader Of
party 81 eleven men. Mr.. steinle
IL confident that when they como
down. which win be next December.
they viii bring enough raif 70 re-
ward them for their efforts. =
was IN that country last Navemb Dor. .
he said. and staked out several
claims on pureunlne. While at
Halnea Missions IN my way out.
met an old indian aud he gave me
some pointers about country some
distance from the Porcupinc. which
he said was rich In gold. ! made
rough map wigh the aid ~ the In
dian. and concluded te enlist sew
ernI Of my friends In tho enterprise. I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
COST OF CLEARING
ARTILLERY SITE

Assistant ouartrrmastrr Robinson
has opened the bids FOE clearing ant
grading The site Tor ths artillery ppai
al Marroa stone Point. There are
twenty three acres % be cleared. and
twenty i've acres e. be Frnded
Following we're the blsia = NJ.
More. cieasinx. $50 PER acre. cutting
ssoss. stss per rord. piasinE. sir-
$50 per acre. Seiran fifoa.. clear.
ing. tlla per acre. cutting wood.
g ~ per caTd. plpwiuN. 80 per acre.
r. cgyns. 81 Pert Townsend. clear
INK Il0i per acre. cutting WOOL. = y
per cord. blowing. - PEE acre Q.
!. Erickson. clearing Tie per acre
cutting wopd. Eis1 Per card. pillow
ms. - per acre
The bids have bern forwarded to
the uuartcrmastar general ht Wash
inwtnn, with the recommendation
that =. Cayue's bid be accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
.ELIHU THOMPSON
To co NORTH

The Hue star Navigation com
pany are rushing matters In regard
To- their Alaskan transportation saril.
tiles for the coming summer. They
have recently chartered the steamer
turn from i.iihu Thompson. and
upon her return from Honolulu. Will
D. ossrhaulsd preparatory TO being
placed On the Eestile-Rt. Michael
route. The date Of the first sailing
i set for June s
On the same date the steamer
aaroune will sail from Vancouver
ana Victorian Tor 81 Michael She
Hifi connect AZ that poin, with the
river steamer of the Blue star COM
pany
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Ferry County 0Mcisls.

REPUBLIC. wash. April NJ
Ferry county. at last having become
fully organised. u may be a matter
Of Interest 10 know who the officers
arr Henry wlseman IL sheriff: \.
l. spelERle. auditor. ". G. Morris.
prosecuting attorney: l.. II. Mason.
treasurer. NJ y. Iesseph. clerk o.
the court. Andrew Casey. assessor;
u. u. Thomas. surveyor. The com
misHinncra are ~, l.. Percy. chair
man. u W. YearFin and l.. !. VIII
mot No bhiesr has deputy ex-
cept the sheriff. These positions
are held by Dan o'Conneil ana c.
Uriawald Justice J. NJ. Bcwicy Ia
the sole precinct judicial ofieer o.
this section Judge Noall will hold
sessions 81 the superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
JERKING OUT
THE DOLLARS
From Under tho Cold Sods Of
Porcupine.

AdviceA recently received from
skaEway state that porcupine creek
IL the only MINING camp IN that VI
Ia being done. several parties
working there have reached bedrock
which 10 said 10 be very irregular
In depth. ranging from four 10 tween
~ feet The gold il coarse. run
ming In value from 8 cent euiilons 10
81 buttons.
The richest creek In the porcupine
district IL said 20 be the stream Of
that name. and tho richest In that
owned by a man named Mix On
one occasion 81 was taken from the
dirt OF this claim IN Is minutes. IL
A. stated the miners anticipate no
trouble from the fresheis. which will
soon be running. Hy cutting bed
rock drains OF wing dams, no annoy
ance In this respect viii be expert
encea throughout the whole sum
mer.
The bench claims on the Poreuplne
all carry sold. but the value IL un-
knoWn as the snow has prevented
satisfactory prospecting. So far.
no such bench claims have been
found. but that Is owing 10 the fact
that they have not benn prospcctcd.
There are about 60 men on the
Iareupine and It's tributaries. and
about 1890 TO 1000 IN the entire dis
trict.
The Salmon river country ls prae-
tieaiiy unknown. The Mckinley
creek IL coed. but ne development
work has set been done on u. Cal
haun ha. turned cut veil. IS II has
a party Of sis OF seven which went
In last fan well supplied and which
has been steadily a. work all win
ter.
Jack Dalton has a good store at
Porcupine city. seii stocked slth
everything a miner wants. and At
reasonable prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
ELKs m EVERETT.

A big deiegu tion ~ the members
nf the local lodge VI Elks viii leave
tomorrow for Everett FOR the pur-
pose Of establishing a branch organ
izatiou Of the order az that place.
Two extra coaches viii be attached
to the regular Great Northern train,
and will take the party 10 Everett.
a special train ~ three coaches and
a baggage car win brluE them back
to Seattle Sunday afternoon, leav-
ing Everett al a.30 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21

POfT ANGELES. April 2i-T'he
contract 10 build the portion OF the
Port Angeles Eastern railroad where
II H. at run on piles, has been let to
the Van Norman company Of Seattle.
". n. Gurincls. ~ Seattle. formerly
connected with the Seattle and In
ternationai. and Northern Pacific
railroads. has been appointed master
mechanic The plies FOR the road
will be furnished by Z. +. Cnine. Of
Seattle, and the lumber viii be Sc
cured nj Ballard Schumacher Bros.
will furnish the iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
FoRpREsIpgmV MCKINNEY

The committee appointed az the
last chamber of commerce meeting
to make preparations fer the enter
tainrrrnt Of President Mckinley
when he visited Seattle. meet this
morning Nothing was accomplish
81 and tomorrow for.naoa the com-
mittss will meet again and arrange
adyanc. plans The committee II
composed % the following members.
Jacob Furth. A. NJ. Breokrs. W. ".
Gay. George y. McachAm. and y,
0snrrorcan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
AN EASTERN QUERY
Concerning Two Men Who
Attempted Suicide.

chief Of Police Reed received
telegram from Chief RobllnR. OF
Scranton Pa. this morning, asking
for descriptions OF Joseph Morgan
and Edward Williams. the men who
recently attempted suicide ncars Ell
lrnghurR.
Morgan and williams were pas
scngers on n Northern Pacific horne
seekers train. bound for seattle. and
on arriving at Ellcnsburg Williams
became deranEcd and cut n cash In
his throat with a razor, hut not with
fatal results A few minutes later
Morgan jumped from the window
Of the ear while tho train was In
motion. and broke his leg. Morgan
claimed that he was buncoed out OF
800 on the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
NEW SCHEDULE
OF RATES

The new rates OF transportation.
which viii 10 into effect April IS,
will be current on all roads run
ming from Seattle TO Missouri river
points.
Under this schedule. first class pas
sengers from the Sound to Chicago
viii pay 1915 more than now. or the
old rate Of t6i.b0. instead of the
s5T.75 charged Mt present. and the
same advance IN second class tick-
cts obtains. SOL so 10 he the charge,
Instead Of s4775. The first class
rate TO Wilmington. Del; washing
ton, y. g. baltimore. Md. New York
city and Philadelphia win be ad-
vanced SLtO in each case: but the
fare to Boston VIII be 75 cents less
Providence, Il. L.. 65 cents less, and
to Hartford, Conn, 40 cents less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
MORE INCONSISTENCIES.

one ~ the sections ~ the Great
Northern train which trft 81 Paul
Monday for seattle. arrived this
morning at n O'Clock The other
tao sections arr due to arrive at
3 o'clock and II o'clock A large
delegation 81 hpsHEeekers were
brought from the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
SEATTLE INkLINGS.

NJ. r. naekus. trustee. has hiei pa
pcrn in the superior court common
cling suit against the WsterVille
Improvement company et al. TO re-.
cover on a promiasory note for ta,-
900.
Henry T. GriggH. trustee. has be-
gan a suit In the superior court
against T. VALLEY Jones a sons tn
recover on n promissory note for
fises.ss.
Mrs Josephine Aiexs and stanis-
laus Aisxa. wife and child Of Joseph
W. Alexa. deceased. are made the de-
PENDANTS In a suit brought by the
Washington National Building. Loan
a Investment asSoclaiion In the SUI
perior court to recover on 5000
proulasory note. to which IL added
taxes. interest. attorneys fees and
costs amounting 10 over $500.
Dexter Horton a company. bank
era. are made the defendants In n
sis.ooo suit brought In the superior
court BY Attorney y. g. Hughes for
professional services rendered that
arm. Mr.. Hughes alleges that In
January. 1899, the banking nrm re-
tanned him In their suit against W.
T.. sayward and that he has carried
the suit through the various courts
until October. 1898 So far he has
only received $500 and he believes
his services are worth fully $4,000.
c. ". Holman has filed papers In
the superior court commencing suit
against Lewis Eckert the Interplay
farmer who was fined recently FOR
shooting at Mr.. Hoiman's son. Mr..
Holman alleges IN the complaint thnt
his son has been rendered unit for
work and his Injuries are perman-
ent. He demands $1,000 damages.
A petition from residents OF TWEEN
~ third avenue and Alexander
street. asking that their portion Of
the city be improved by grading.
aidewalklnR. and parking. was flied
with the board Of public works.
The Denny Blain Land company
has petltionod the board Of public
works for permission to lay side
walk around the Denny hotel.
The Union Electric company petit
tons the board Of public works for
permission to replace the present
pole.llne on Yeslcr way. from Broad
way to Thlrty-second avenue on
the north side. and remove the pres
ent line on the south side.
Members Of the board of public
works and police department took a
a spin up Third avenue in the patrol
wagon, trying two new horses.
The local inspectors OF steam yes
sells, Bryant and Cherry. were at
Ballard this morning examining sew
eral vessels which were hauled out
on the ways.
The bank clenrances today were
SEAS ,eos.7s, and the balances We're
fl26.Oi7.ai,
John Sweeney reported at police
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American Troops Pursue the Filpinos.

April Minnesota
volunteers sharp Fnpnos
N resulting
dying field
wound
the effect that the Americags chased
ipino8 compelled
hauston
their
intense
trenches 10 vicinity Maoos and calumpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21

TtrAt.AT1N. ore, April 2i.-Chas.
=. Casteei. an omployc 81 the Tunl-
attn LAUNDERING company. met with
serious accident today. Part OF
the machinery gave way and the
cutoff saw flew out and cut deep
cash In Castecfa forehead, above
the right eye, and another In the
right shoulder The right arm was
cut Off near the elbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
Gen. Otis Reports Little Sickness in Camp

WARRINGTON y. stTho following dispatch
eevci General OTIS this mornings
Troops abundauy supplied The siok aud
command"
showing the administration officials
themselves that II little short Of
sickness expected at this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
a KiPLINC IN SEATTLE.

That Seattle possesses budding
Kipling is demonstrated by the fol-
lowing composition. picked up by n
star reporter on the street.
The COW gives us beef milk
cream. butter and The COW gives us
leather buttons and glue We give
the COW hay and water and bran In
summer the COW eats grass.
"Zelma Fay Bridges"
The handwriting indicates that the
youthful author Is not over six years
OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
RAILWAY PERSONALS.

J. +. Hender. general agents 81 the
New York Central and Vanderbilt
lines. Is In the city from Portland.
MIR. j. Roche. general agent Of the
Rio Grande & Western. Is in town
from Portland.
A T. Cooper. agent Of the
Rook island road. Is In the city.
Charles n. Markham, traffic man
aEer OF the Southern Pacific. was
here today from Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
Good People. Twas Only Fairy Tale!

wAsIuSaToS April yesterday from We
aesuR cruiser Fake
the British manowar for-
paiss ksoekd department
cable dispatches q later date than the
and mention Is made Of IT,
rey put upassb Victoria from the
vicinity secured by cable from
New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
Asonieillo Wears That Disheartened Look.

PARIS April 2AFoneio Filipino
the regarding the question Of
peace number visitors
that Of gloom
confident Of Agonclo has
War n Inc Philippines. victorious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
Train plunges From n High Trcstlc.

CHATTANOOGA freh,ful railroad accident
cincianau New Orleans
hlThese while fun speed
persons aud brake
have been Killed Other tramps
supposed destruction
great many wood
r.rat In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21
British Troops Chase the Chinese.

HoNGKoNG. April zrhe British Of influence
n Of
a
were
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headquarters this morning the loss
Of a tub Of butter. which had been
lifted" from his place 81 business a;
az First avenue.
Mrs NJ. v. Hall has brought suit
In the superior court against the
Law Guarantee a Trust company. TO
recover possession OF some personal
property belonging 20 her which she
claims was In a house sold by the
defendant company. The jury
brought IN verdict this morning
for Mrs. Hall. as the owner 81 the
property. which 10 value at $3.50.
Judge Jacobs in the superior court
this morning. signed an order Of de-
fault In the case Of Mary c. calk-
ms VS.. a. l.. Caikins
The board % university regents
meet this afternoon at o'clock in
the chamber Of commerce, to open
plans for the new dormitories TO be
built at the University. There We're
twelve plans submitted by the differ
ent architects % the city. The cost
of the new dormitories viii be about
$4,000 each.
The ladies Of the First Christian
church will give an entertainment
and Pearl Social tonight In the NJ
4. church. corner Of Pine street and
Third avenue.
John y Foy. under Indictment In
Boston. Mass. for alleged jury hrih-
ing, surrendered himself to chief
Reed yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
Fay was taken into the municipal
court. where he was arrlignod on a.
warrant accusing him Of being a
fugitive from justice.
Foy's bonds were placed ut $500
cash. which he gave. and he was
then given his liberty. lie viii have
his preliminary examination on May
1.
Mary Kealy, OF Enumclow. rs SUI
ing her mother i'm law. Sarah y.
Kealy. IN the superior cour'. for
alternating her husbands affections
She places a value OF $4,000 FOR the
loss or her husbands love, although
she does not love him any more.
Judge Jacobs divorce mill was set
In motion this morning, and six di-
vorccs we're granted. Non-support
and cruelty are alleged in nearly all
cases. which are as follows: Amelia
Carlson from chas A. Carlson, Anna
Hand from NJ W. Hand, Nellie l..
Finn from Peter 4. Finn; Elizabeth
Itenslelgh from NJ. w IIensleigh;
Hannah &. Gay from Charles f. Gay:
Jennie John from James johnson.
Last night the police raided an
opium shack and arvf ted six smok
era Today Judge Cam fined the
smokers $3.50 each. The smokers
put up bail money last night, and
today Attorney Sims guaranteed the
money belonging to three OF the
smokers for services rendered In the
past. much to the disgust OF At
torney Hawkins. who represented the
smokers In the case today. and who
now Ia minus part OF his service
money.
Tomorrow afternoon the personal
effects of deceased seamen, which
have been In charge of the clerk OF
the federal court for many months
past. VIII be sold by United states
Marshal. Idc. The sale comes of
ut o'clock in front of the federal
court building.
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employees Croker
which he owned.
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PERSONAL MENTION

c, NJ. Goodall, OF Goodall, Parklns
n Co. of san Francisco. agents for
the Pacific Coast company. is at the
Butler.
John 3. McMilin, manager Of the
Roche Harhor 4 Cement company,
and his son, Paul II, NJ. McMulin,
are at the Seattle.
stuart Robson and wife. Miss
Marie Burroughs, and II. V, Arthur,
members OF the Stuart Robson COM
pany, are at the Rainier Grand.
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Three Washington Soldiers Wounded.

wAsHSGTON April 2-Genera Otis reports prvates
Burlngham, Washington.
"a sklrmiahes the 18th.
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German Cruiser Ordered to Samoa.

LONDON FhanEha rsnRtTh that 'hF tiefan FaI'
and Viii start mms
iatey
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Rome Celebrates Her 2e52d Birthday.

ROME 2he clty Of
sznd anniversary p
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Croker's Lieutenant Makes an Admission. .

1.-THE investigating committee today
mined Freedman. lie admitted
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Passenger fare on the new Congo
railroad Is IS Ia cents a mile,
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Tomorrow afternoon the personal
effects of deceased seamen, which
have been In charge of the clerk OF
the federal court for many months
past. VIII be sold by United states
Marshal. Idc. The sale comes off
at o'clock In front of the federal
court building.
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The bank olenrances today were
seas ,pos.7s. and the balances were
si26,0iT.ai
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John Sweeney reported at police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-21

The local inspectors OF steam yes
sells, Bryant and Cherry. were at
Ballard this morning examining sew
eral vessels which were hauled out
on the ways.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-23
True Indian Corn.

Three or four years since an Indian
mound IN Arkinsas was being excavated
which an earthern Jar was found hermet-
ically sealed that contained a small
quantity OF grains of Indian corn. Some
OF the grains wors the next year planted
in Missouri and several bushels raised
On the top of the mound from which
the jar WAS dug out n tree four feet in
diameter was growing and 1t is thought
the corn lay buried about 5000 years.
Squire james L. Geal, one of the most
progressive farmers sent and procured a
small quantity Of the corn, paying owe
two cents a grain. This he planted last
year but the yIeIa was stall on account
of the drouth.
He saved enough, however, to get \
good patch This wear. He used il for
roasting ears, nd says 1t Is the best he
eyer had. The ears are not large bui
grow two or three on stalk. The one
thing peculiar about this corn IL its col
or, or rather, cOlOrs. On the same cob
are grains of different color. ard in the
row you can find an ear that Ii white,
another blood red, enc salmon color
and another perfectly black.-Harrods-
burg (kY.) SayIggs.