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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-06
CLOSING

LONDON. April 6.-Canadian Pacific ss7
Northern Pacific preferred S0K; Union Pacif
preferred, S2H; Grand Trunk, SIS.
Barsilver, steady. 271kd; money, IA per cen
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
For "Wednesday. April 8.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Daniel Buckley to Gussie Nom. Hunt. lot on
n line of Pine street, lllO1a W OF Steiner, W
34:41e by 1875, quitclaim deed; So.
Charles F. and Gussie Nom. Hunt to William
Mum, same; $40.
1878 W OF Baker. W % by N 127:SA; SO
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Nicho-
las ]. T Andersen lot on n line Of Washington
street. 1868 w of Baker, w 20 by 127:S2;
Roger Johnson to Max J. Brandenstein. lot
nue., E SO IL by 65 IS; SO.
Cora B. Smith wife of Sidney W to Edwin
Of Locust, W 34:4lE by n I27:sH; SO '
John A. and Emma ]. Brown to Charles G.
st1hr lot on line , Of g! Ghurch street 5lS
Sarah Kahn (by r. I. Whean. Sheriff. to
Wells Fargo & Co. lot on n Ne corner m . Of Ore
Julie j. Rosenberg to Benoit Plegat, lot on
line Of Mason street. 81 N of Post n Is by
Charlotte F. Clarke to Marion. Dorothy and
William Barron. lot on w line Of Powell street,
e. q & f5ii g. s2 g. SOY M $780, % 10 81
J. Dslz ;sl. Brown 3, to HoTatio Lvermore.
Hcrat!o ,, P Livermore to Helen p Lvermore
lor w 1875 by S 1875; gift
H. and Helen d , LiveTmoPe to CALIFORNIA ai
HIS HE 81 By s1 1ssS Street ST. 1895 OF taylor
Philip and Mary Rogers to Christian Froe-
Of First. SW Is by NV So; $40
Louisa Parkinson to ]. S. Morgan Sons.
lot on corner of Second and Stevenson streets
SIC 25 by SW IS: 80.
George F. Lyon to Abraham c. Freeman, lot
on w line of Fourteenth avenue, lis of Glenn
ent street, 125 by W 1916 $40.
Hendrick r. Schwur or Schuur to Wilhenna
Schwur. lot on w corner of Girard and Silli-
man streets, NV 100 by SW 120, lot 4, block l5
University Mound; gift.
James E and Amelia S. Damon to Mary J.
Ryan, lot on NE line OF Fifteenth avenue $50
NE of l. street, NE 49, NE 100. NV 70. SW 100
lot II, block 2SS, South San Francisco Home
stead and Railroad Association; $40.
Charles and Marie Stirling (by r. H. Fitz-
gerald. commissioner TO George w. Frink lot
on NV corner OF Naples and India streets. n
$50 by W 100. lot 5, block so, Excelsior Home
stead; $3.50.
Ellen Delaney to Roman Catholic Archbishop
of San Francisco. lots 20 and 80. block 521
Haley Purchase; $40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-06
OCEAN TRAVEL
Pacific Coast Steamship Go.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports, 10 a m,
Apr. l. 6, Il. 16, q, rs. May l:
change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver (B.
c.. Port Townsend, Seattle.
Tacoma. Everett. Anacortes
and New Whatcom Wash J,
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III a M APT. l. D, H. 10, Il.
change at Seattle to this company's steamers RS
P. Ry. at Vancouver to c. P. Ry.
For Eureka lHumboldt Bay. p. m. Apr. 4.
9: a. 10, "a, %, May 4, and every fifth day
thereafter.
For Santa Cruz. Monterey San Simeon.
Cayucos, Port Hartford tSan Luis Obispo).
Gaviota. Santa Barbara. Ventura. Hueneme.
San Pedro. East San Pedro Q1os Angeles) and
Newport a m Apr. 2. 6, TO- H. IS. %. %.
30, May {. and every fourth day thereafter
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Har-
ford (San Luis Obispo). Santa Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo QIos Angeles) II a.
m, Apr. 4. s, 70. 16, 20. "a. Is. May 2, and
every fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. san. jose del
Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz. Santa Rosalia
and Guaymas Mex, 10 a. m, 18th Of each
month.
For further informa ton obtain folder
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
and hours Of sailing.
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
street palace HOTEL.
10 Market St. San Francisco.
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Alameda County.

Pacific Improvement Company to Oakland
ginning at stake marked "E. G. Co." on e
line of Market street, 1898 from NE corner
of Market and First streets, thence Z 356.02 S
POS to a point on boundary line of Rancho
San Antonio. thence w to its intersection with
E line of Market, thence N S45 to beginning
Oakland: SO
Oakland Water Front Company to Oakland
Equitable Gas Company, beginning at stake
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Or, April 5.-Clearances, $685.
S96; balances, Sal, POP.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03

I.avger Cemnl Fetal Ccncceks 3nvoiT-
ine LiaPiiitsss NJ $Soc.oos, pss siere.
Jan. To- Port Of CAalmette, ucai New or.
leans, Ia, 5000 900.
l7--At New York, Wcrtheimer 4 Cos glove
manufacturers, $3o3,Oo0.
Feb 4--At ProvidsAee. 4. T., loconotive
works, s6l6700
% Sawyer. Manning z Co., dry goods, New
York and Boston, Sl,eO0Q00
Apr lI-M Doseyuls. \. N, Alfred
Dodge & S9a, pi4no supplies 1850 600
n "a Boston y Howard Clock { Watch
Co. 100000
JSn 10 At Bangor, Me-, L. y. Clark y Co,
tanners, S550o00.
70 AT Chicago, Joseph Letter, gigantic
wheat specuatof.
lG AT Boston, Woven Hose y Rubber 90,
$L20OOlO
Jnl li-At Providence, r. l., John H.
Mason 8 Sons, cotton manufacturers,
SSi0O00
IS AZ Bridgeton, N ", Cumberland Nail
& Iron Co
27-Denver Col, Paper Co
30-At Boston, Hosmer, Codding L Co..,
boot & shoe dealers, $5o0,Q00
Sep 20--New England Loan & Trust Co, at
Des MONIES Ia, into receiver's hands
Oct. l..U. A. 4 y, Sawyer, wooden manu-
facturers IN Manchester, n. H., $1,000,
600
e-Bankers' Aierchsnts' Mutna! Fire In,
sursnce Co., at Liberty, Mo-, assigned.
25--Iohn Stephenson Co., of n, H., GER
builders, failed for 100000.
Nov. st b. Rayl, pTesidens Of (. s
Rayl Hardware Co.. of Detroit. fails for
81, 500, 900
IA TurDey & Jones Coal Co., ard Penn. &
o. Fuel Co., Of st. Paul Mimi, 60 into
receivers hands. Liabilities 81 1900, 900
l7-Seidenherg, Steifel & Co, cigar dealers
in New York, fail for $4,000
25-At Woodbine, kana Grant G, Gillett,
Jenkins, New York builder,
fails for S7l02SS 60.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03
BANK FAII.uREs.

Jan. Us e, u mSooa H., $4,000
d IA ijEdi, POS. Kan, slspeRded.
: A3I First pati0nSi; la 5more, ". d., 81, II.
Felj1 ~ l;sGs o. Southern Baltimore, $40.
G701Q.s
3 MIR 10 Home SAYINGS, SIOUX City, la, $50
900 Benson savings, Waterford, Pa,
IS 10000
~ hank OF Merriam Park, 81, Paul, MIMI
u. peoldts state, Philadelphia, nearly
81 ,e09.00Q
25-Fiusrentors Finance Cos Philadelphia,
~ 81 ,047, SOD.
Jua 74Delaware national, Delhi n. y,
20 Arhomas J Kirby, private, Abilene,
Kaii S2s3,03o
!. yfni. TO- Commercial sinte, Alarshalltown, Ia
1GsrEna Qsp poon, la. Ss,474 4,
Northei 80 gfont kv.' tnspended)
!. % laws savings lswas CITY Mich tsus.
81 Eendtdl. s
21 Fillmore county. Preston, MmH Mo-.
SIR. ~ y. n Parsons, private, Pun Oak,
{ Mioh. 100000
casper. Ala, hank $4,000
FnpIySTny 1iiiton Forge, Va, la
bil4ies 5000. N
Oct 'l'rtd Ssfpan ) national, at New York,
e2QD0O f0 ue depositors Liabilities
DAehd AZ s. sgI00a
Is. lnsis no ohal, ~ pswego, y. s., closed
Kss First pasional d Neigh, Neb., iabili
fiex sos esI9 q ernsan national Of Pitts
burgl. III kIalnlteis s2,000000.
\ q i'ifSt natipbai. Of EiS5on, o.. capital
$4,000 losed nssnmed on Nov. l5.
(. se6'epd "a ipnei y Springfield ~,
is FF.t 81 isasi II Flashiags q, SUI
I .1d.. G:sst "a ;o1ss 81 sIaI!ssia, Sag, closed
\ III Ak 81 {fot1lsf ~ IA, N s, eloses doors
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03
INDUSTRIAL.

Jan, I7--Strike in New England cotton mills
against reduction in wages affects 100000
people.
30 Strike Of London engineers, involving
100000 men and millions of dollars, re
sulJs in victory for employers.
Feb. lin Lawrence, Mass. 5000 operatives
in cotton mills accept 10 per cent. reduc-
ton in wages.
miners receive 10 per cent. advance in
wages
Mar. 5-The strike of $500 cotton mill EN-
ployes al Biddeford, Me-, declared Oft
SIN Cleveland, o., 1000 persons affected
by strike of Beckman wooden mills EN-
ployes for increase of 10 per cent. in
wages
Apr. Ain Chicago 5000 union carpenters
strike for increase in wages.
Jun, 23-Striking woodworkers in riot
Kill John Morris al Oshkosh Wis Others
injured
Jul 5-Striking stereotypers cause suspsnf
sion of Chicago papers Tor four days, Re
issued by aid of nosusion men,
10 M Omaha, 5000 mell Of Cudahys and
Swifts packing houses strike. Plants
Sep Troops ordered to Pana, H., to
quell riots started by Striking miners
23-At Pana, ILL.,, two battles between ne
gro miners and union men; deputies
and coloreh men wounded,
Oct. PAT Nirdeu, lll,,sl4 men killed and
- wounded in attempt to place negro
workmen in mines
l6 Militia in full control at Nirdcn, NJ. be
cause OF miners troubles
Noy - Strike of coal miners at Nirden,
ILL., ended
AZ Window glass factories employing TO-
900 persons, idle many months, resume
work in Pittsburgh Twentieth annual
convention of Knights Of Labor begins IN
Cliicagog I'm Marlboro, Mass. 2,o00 en-
pioNes il shoe factories strike Tor
higher wages
10 oal miners at Nirden, ILL.,, outssince
ASr i, return to work
"a - Augusta, Ga, COCO cotton min oper-
atyqs struck On account Of reduction
IN wages.
Dee. ls-Grpnd Jury at CGrIhville IN, IN
diets Gov Tipner IN connection with
riots at Nirdehs
hyNcHfNGs.
Jan Near sbtrril Ark negro; hog
stealing
TIA Pea Ridge. AIisx., Jim Watts and
Sam Cole tesloreif Insulting No1nea
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03

f 4.
Ar ii lss ssshe
% Nesf MfAroe, ~ NatAt lass \ q /,
Nile, 2 children AID sliioi{et q z
Ndf3 in New, Work Itocb q fafs.i 4 (Iii 9
ftNdren xal fatA5 acnssls ss'l> \ 5 -
fniporsrily inssle
5r-febango tow hieS Pa Z stlipthGt
kills q Hetdsfson, + Skinren aud sus'
cidcs iurirg Quarrel
kilisw and commit ssuiesde Doniestlt
10 At Ksiamazoo, Mich Fhss Langley
shoots Wife and SIT. ,lealousy
"a Fulton, \ ", William cooper kills
fatbcr-in iaw, Inotherqn-law voGndS
wife and commits suicide
Jul l5-Near Washington, Ind. James
Cole leoiored) nurGers vile and Ills
himself
10 In Oakland, Cal, Coong Chung China
mani, in trying % escape arrest, blows
up powder magazine aad he aud are
killed
Aug, I'm Davenport, Ia, Henry schultz
kills wife and self, Christia Yonansen
kills bind husband and self a. South
River, N. J
ll--At Central City, s. IT,, Vim. Shannon,
dings, Jack Wear and SELF At New
York city Henry G, Hawley fatally
shoots wife, mother, son, daughte.
and then himself
l0-At San Francisco, p. J Corbett, fathe-
of Pugiiist j. J Corbett, kills wife and
self
% AT New York, Mrs. Kate Mansan,
while despondent, kills self and two chill
dren. . AT Russell, Ia, VIM NJ Newell
kills wife and daughter and self Finon.
cia, srouble the cause
Sep. Sat Denver Florence Richardson
shoots w II. Lawrence, of Cleveland,
o., and then suicides.
l0-Near Grand Rapids, Mich, Jesse Badge
row kills wife and sister and self Jeal-
ousy
BIN Louisville. Ky. Nellie McGuHin kills
Joseph 4. Villier, his child and self.
l7--ln Chicago, Fred Benlield, while drunk,
Kills Mrs Emma Jungenberg her son
and self
10 Near Churchville w. Va, Ward Wolf
kills father, brother and self
Oct lat Detroit, Mich, Mrs S. S. vii
liams, insane over religion, poisons her
two children and cuts her own throat
Sat Carrot, Ind, Jesse Cheney kills his
divorced wife and self
l7--At Flint, Mich, w r. Murray kills wife
and self
10 AT Youngstown, O., ". II. Branton
kills Constable John II. jenkins. then
shoots wife and self Domestic infelieity
the cause,
Ha@persyille, Miss, IA negroes and
white man killed in race riots
Nov. l-Near Hamilton, Ala, Dan Ho.
liday, during a quarrel, kills John Nc
Leod, his brotherin-aw and himself
lO-ln Wilmington, n. c., white citizens
wreck negro newspaper office and kill
0 negroes Three whites are wounded
2l--Near Rochester, Ind, josiah Bowers
shoots his son-in-law, VIM Carr and |
then himself
Dee Sat Fort MADISON. Ia. Frank Bush
murders wife and then kills himself
2G7At Greenfield, Mo, VIM. Shaver fatal |
" shoots wife and kills self
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03
bI.rlNG.

Jan. 20 ElltIns 72-hour bicycle race "A
Pittsburgh rides I ,322 miles n
Feb. l. Unidciiic mail train covers 81
miles in 4iautes, breaking all long
distance Is Cheyenne to Omaha. rs
Mar. Ami clipper ship Taeoeif
completet from Philadelphia - fat
coma. VT 10000 miles. Times isiS
days.
SIN Chic enry L1eveson llltss 70. b.
dum5bellBye his head 1900 ,inleksn
hrs ad minutes, breakngsa,hSssg
Abr s Noterman Lloyd steamer X ais
er Wilhder Grosse, from Southamp
ton. to Slork, s days 20 hrs.
l4-In Sprjd, o., Lizzie CLAW, Of llct
lin, GerI breaks worlds bicycle rec
ord-lOOs in hrs. 80 minutes.
ls-WalterMansfield, of San Francisco.
casts iiSe l20 feet 8 in, breaking
worlds III
Jun. To- lkton, Eddie McDufhe D:eak
worlds le record for 3 miles. 1nne#
sos %
.IS--W. Wliuilton, Of Denver, lowe1'H
world sEcssional bicycle record
mile / n uHpacCd.
% -Corncts ulunWersity boat race "a
Thamesor New Tendon. Conn M
miles. N&c. 81: llargar,tad
Is Pink Wins American Derby Ht5
WASN'T park Chiesg0 TlnFP
2.4eS hrreniVlI, second lomsL'ia
ton, odes rides 20 mihs on bicyele ID. :
1870 tw York -
Jul. 6 Aiaocphia Tom Linton riJe45
80 miIP yards, in ! hour, m,skiug new Z
24-.At inapois, Ind, Chas. c;araucr.
brokeliGs record FOR Killing 49,
dressdIeep ~ 81 minutes, 30 sccoa4
Aug. % asu wins national lescDsten3
mis- tlj0aSlup 10y defeating DAYS, az
New1R - In BeItiIyore lltlfrg4
Smiths 5omileson bicYclein i:5l.02.
hreailtcorl
Sep. 9 X Walter. on bicyce rides 4etss..
milsdl hours, az Baltimore, bfeaslps
5-Twf tandem record broken at Def
troi1osei,h aud Porter, IN 4;0l as
20 4l<akity club wins Western ld6eiie
basapeBnant
Oct l5ston baseball club wiisespe
nanth Baltimore second and l3z6I
einhird
II IA keeneisco. T. o. Kragiless &c =
90 don hieycle in a:l3t29 bfeald4
racd Al Chicago, Uniytrsily n Is
Win defeated at football go ~
c8elyersity by a score OF 9 ton
10 Id Haven, Conn. Harvard
caI football Championship ~ {
= Esviug Yale n TO D.
. 4 IL York, ID nrizc fight betw1c
j brbett and T. Sharkey, the lat
q wd n foul
"a Vcago, pHiversitycf Michigan. Il
dog University of Chicago at foo,
iji score of y to II, wins y 80 -.
y t.;0rshlp AT Richmond. Va. If<X
Nuxf Major Iaylor at Philaanlphia. p.
paced in 1871 as
Incl Frank Waller, OF Boston, u e,.i 4 =
m FOR continuous riding, ID NeSA
}goina 3l4 miles in 1G hours. 10 md
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03
snYNcHfNGs.

Jan, ? Near Sheriff. Ark negro; hog
stealing
TIA Pea Ridge. Miss, Jim Watts and
Sam Cole teslors,i5 iesultips womea.
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MErEOROIoGICAI.

Jan. l--Fort Smith, Ark, tornado; loss,
$l,000,0O0
Fec. New England states swept by storm.
Great loss OF life property loss 81, 900 900.
Mar Local, extreme frost. damaging fruit
crop.
% Terrible foods in Ohio and Indiana; %
fatalities and property loss about 8 600,
tEdeing torrents Cold wave at Oklahoma
kills fruit and even tsees.
May Iva. and n &C. coasts swept by hurri.
cane; vessels wrecked. u fatalities Da
kota and Iowa, tornadoes, lives lest and
much damased done,
Jul. 4--HamptoEs N H.. tornadoi y lives
lost
3 Steeeville, Mo-. almost wiped out By
waterxpout; 10 lives lost. Stanberry anc
MaBvillc, floods.
Sep. l-Storn floods 6 counties in southeast
Georgia
3-Ilsat causes 90 deaths and over 100 pros
tFations in New York city
g. Heavy frost in Nebraska Hailstorm
docs $600090 damage in Nodaway Co, Mo.
Oct. S--SsorIu Mt brunswick, Ca, mandates
nea-ly every business house s feet; dam
age, $500, 600 Tornado Fernandina, Fla,
DESTROYS S500t00 worth Of property and
kills persons
AT least 100 lives lost and 81 600, 600
damage done by storms in Georgia and
Florida Heavy snowstorms in MINI.
and y ID.
Nov. l0Seven schooners wrecked in storm
on Lake Michigan
27--Snowfall throughout New England
ranged from s TO "a inches, blocking rail.
ways. During gale SO vessels persisted of
New England coast and SO lives lost.
Dec 4Terrible blizzard ragged in Kansas
for over "a hours Snow, sleet and wind
storm does great damage 10 Ind, o.,
Pa. ~ ", Mass and Nd
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-03
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
Jan. 9--Maj. Moses r Handy, of Chicago,
com. 10 Paris exposition; at Bon Air
hotel, Ca, aged "a.
l6- Benjamin Butterworth lof Ohio), com.
ofpatents, ex-eong. at Thomasyllle, Ga,
Feb. l. TX Cong. c. A. O. Mcclellan, at Au,
burn, Ind
IL Miss Frances +. Willard, pres Worlds
W. G. T T., in New York Of iniiuenza,
aged 50,
Mar, 10 lx;corg- Jason B Brown, in sey
mour, Ind, aged 50.
ll-7Gtn. w 5. Rosecrans, near liedondo,
CAL aged 10. Up. ii. Bell, exgov. o.!
Tex, at Littleton, n. G.
lT-Bianche X. Bruce (colored), register oil
treasury, in Washington, aged ST.
2S--C'ong. John Simkns. of Mass, in Wash;
ngton, aged 80.
Apr, TX Cong. Amaza Norcross, in Paris,
81 Sea. Z. c. Walthall, OF Miss, in Wash
iugton, aged g.,
May I isS Cong, Thos Lynch in Amigo,
lO-Aaron II. Craein, terms L, S. SEN, in
Washington, aged a.
l9-Ex Gov G. NJ. Roberts, OF Tex, in Aus
tin, aged SO.
90 B. J. Franklin, ex.gov of A. IT. in
Phoenix
q Edward Bellamy, author, in Chicppes
Falls, Mass, aged 80.
80 Ex Gov Cynis G. Carpenter, of H., IN
Fort Dodge, aged 65. g.
Jun. o. apr. Chas Y. Gridley, offefiusef
Olympia, by injuries 10 battle OF Yanilt
l5-ENGoy. Dewitt G. Senter, at Norris
town, Tenn.
Jul. ! l, Omar ID. Conger, ex-cong., fMich.,
at Washington, aged so. Rear Almira,
Ammen, in Washington, aged 7S1
Aug 7-Col. James O. Brondhead, sS-min
TO switzerland and ex-cong., al 81 Louis,
aged 49,
9-F. A. Briggs, gov Of \. d., at Blsmarck
23-Hon. Moody Currier, eK-gov 4 \. H.,
at Manchester
% Ex Gov, Claude Matthews, oGlnd., all
Meharry's Grove, OF paralysis, fed 3d.
Sep 5-Ex Gov. Andrew j FauikIof Dako,
Ia territory, at Yaukton, S d.
l2A,Iudge Thomas NJ Cooley, efIAich., at.
Ann Arbor, aged -.
2li-Ex Sen VIM. Eaton, of Cond. at Hart,
ford, aged 80
27-l'anny Davenport, celebrated actress, al
DuXbury, Mass, aged18.
% Thomas + Bagard. ex-sen From Del,
ex-secretary Of state and foInef am'-As
sador 70 England, near DEED am, Mass,
aged 10
Oct I Ex-coug. Sherman II ar, at Con
cord. Mass.
IL Ex SEN benjamin StarkIof Ore, at
New Haven, Conn, aged
81 Ex-Sen. from La. Gen. ] r. West at.
Washington, aged 70.
Nov. s Exsiieut Gov Byrdn Weston, in
Dalton, Mass
49, John w Kelley, inveIor Of keeley
motor, in Philadelphia, ADD a.
Dec. 2-Ex-C'ong Barnes qomptDn, froR
Maryland, at laurel agj GH
20 FIX -Sepator Thos. w taborn (Fla.), a
New York, aged05.
IL. -. :.
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is|s. szN

III 66i. Az rs,
Fap s,.., b. u !. s al, unknown %
gro haFinF kilie6 Efsnly Dfaptf
~ AZ LAZY ely 8 Postmaster Baker
{eolofes tsd child murdered BY mob
23rAt tl431ed. Ky. 1tchard Alien and
Ton iloliis 3, Fcbotry and murder
4iar 2rNtaf Moiaautou'n, n Cs.pdipn
yloftof and little Hri hanged by mob =.
Al sensfobia. Mics, tiFd Moore mor-
de1ers oRot 10 death
le7 Ne6r AYjeai K, u I, fgf sC haisncis Zoe
Rrol and white wife nreresl ~ mob.
Felipe Cobb killed snd Carries 5pHien
ISnched clCcfi5hcriois
May % At Rives TepY Jos NitchsH
lec3oscl), showing white boy of moving
train.
Jun At Doyline. BAL Wm Street fcol-
ored) burned to death; attempted muir
der white woman.
8 Clarksvile, Mo, Curtis aud Sam Young
(coloredl; Killing City Marshal Aie!vane
l3--At Great Bend, Kan. J Becker (white);
murder OF Myrtle IMimeister.
linear Wetumpka, Ala 4 negro muir
derers and man named t'srlee
Jul; NEAR Marion. ill., horse thief shot
IA AT Monticello, Ark. jim Redd and
Alex johnson leoloredl, for murder
Aug. Sat Carmel, Ga, John Meadows
fcoloTed), Tor attempted assault :. At
Ripley, Tenn, Richard Thurmond (col-
ored), for attempted assault.
9-At Clarendon, Ark, men and won
en-, for murder
Sep. l2-hl I.ilesty, Mo. Benz. Jones, for
assault
20--At Mountain City, 1'enn John vii.
lialns (colored) for attempted murder
Oct. Sat Jones Station, Md, Wright
Smith tcoloredl, shot for attempted as
sault
25 At Edgefeld Courthouse, s. c., Jim
Mackie and Luther Sullivan for murder
Of white woman
Nov. AT Lacnn, Ill.,, S. w Stewart tool
ored), charged with assault
9--Near Phoenix. S. G., 4 negroes, for
shooting white man.
70 Near Meridian, Miss, 8 negroes, for as
saulting white man
Dec Sat Benton. 10, Ilearn and Rich.
oo--At Town Crest Al VIM Sums:
murder
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-09-27
Ingrafting.

| Select a root about the size of pen.
Gil, attached to a live,| standing tree;
a root which runs nearly straight
down into the ground preferred. If it
| is horizontal, cut it off and bend it
down nearly perpendicular, digging a
hole about foot wide and foot deep
| in which to perform the grating.
Take a branch from bearing tree of
the same family, trim off the leaves
and tips of the twigs, cut a slit in it
near the base, as for budding. Taper
the root off one side by smooth cut,
making a One-sided wedge of it, ana
insert it into the slit on the branch.
Hold the branch up perpendicularly
while this is being done, wrap the
junction with waxed cloths and tie it
up snug. When the operation is COM
pleted the point of junction of the root
and branch will be two or three inches
below the surface.
Still holding the branch upright, fill
in around it with moist sand packing
it sufficiently to hold the branch in pO-
sitiOn and retain moisture. Heap the
sand up several inches above the sur
face. This must be done when the tree
is dormant, though the operation has
been successfully performed with the
orange during one of it's summer
roStino smells The magnolia the
olive and other refractory trees have
been propagated this way by Secretary
Delong. In a year the branch will
have thrown out roots of it's own, then
the mother root can be severed and
young tree removed and planted else
where. Sometimes a detached piece
of root is used instead of one attached
to living tree.--Fruit World.
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and may not again be equaled, and the
berries were so fine that they sold for
from 1 to cents per quart more than
those of any other grower here. Grow
ers here who sold their berries for 5
cents per quart did not receive a living
profit, after deducting all expenses.
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