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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

pulls. n more than two teams. say four,
tht winners are 10 pull for nrst prize q
tSs. sec "a tis.
Rest outside nO0th-priar. go. 40.
propn1tu DIP 0mas 10 secont and third.
Best Float IN Trades Display and
Parade Purfo. $50 Appropriate AZ
plomas ~ secord and third.
Best Dccorated Business HOUSE
~, prise. tib asc0rpd $40
Best decorated front window o. bud
ness house--first prise. as; s~oond
80,
For the musi ridiculous re IN the pa
rads -Fifst prize, go, scccas. ts
The raruivoi ban prizes viii b. an
nounccl later, this uiattor bciug left en-.
titoly 10 Samuel Pickari. who d tn a..
ecciatiou'a saanager 81 tho hall.
Handsome gold medals will be gwen
% the Juvenile cake walkefA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
i NOTORIOUS BANDIT.
Friends Of ''BIack Jack" Propose to
Aid Him to Escape.
REMOVED FOR TRIAL TO CLAYTON.

from nenyer Repuhliran, Sept
Tue notorious Tom" Kctcham the
original BLACK Jack" viii face "a jury
In the territorial court OF New Mexico
tomorrow morning and Il may be- that
the date September e. on the calendar
az the court win mark another tragedy
Ia the history OF the moss desperate
Gang OF 0ullaWa that over infested
western Now Mexico.
Not only the trial but the possibility
OF trouble. causcd W n. Reno. alSeciai
aernt Of the Colorado a southern. 30
leave yesterday morning for Clayton.
~ 81. where the soie known survive.
and the leader Of the "illack Jack
gong VIII be- arranged 30 plead 10 a cap
stall charge. In New Mexico train rob
barry b. 20 frequent. thc law Of the ter
ritory makes Il punishable by death.
PLOT To RESCUE OUTLAW
Word has come TO Denver from rella-
Bile aourcea that an attcnpi Is belna
nrsde to rcorEanlze the old gang ana a
plot h on foot 10 rescug Black Jack
when be ls being conducted from tle
San to the courthouse. II Il prOpused
&, overpowcr the guards, sclSe hlm and
eseape acroaa the New Mexico boun'
daIy Into Oklahoma, where a rendez'
vous has been provided safe from pur'
suit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

4 report from santa 70, n. NJ, states
tiat the output 81 the COchiu Gold
mining company during June Was 5000
tons Of ore, yielding $4,000 worth Of
gold me report further states that
the operations Of uliat month were In
terfeired with by the trouble with the
new elertric plant al Madrid. Which IN
para Is now rtancdied. n has been
found that the hoist can lia1die only s5s
tons q day. and az a hoist capable OF
handllng 600 tons "A day - needed, y
viii De put in Immediately 60 replace
the old. During July the output OF ths
plant was 1900 tons Of ore, and when th'
plant Is IN fun running order leVe'
tons u orc wan be ueatod each month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
LAST NIGHTS rIRE.
Mrs. 0Fiswoid's Restaurant scoFrhed. Good
WORK by Fire Department

work by wire Department
An alarm u Ore was turned in from
box az n o'clock last night The de-
paGmeni made good time and In loss
than Ave minutes two streams were
playing on the hre. The IRE was con-
fined 90 the one story frame building
occupied by Mrs Griswold as the Bon
Ton restaurant. upon which she ear
ried Sl50 insurance with otto Deick-
man. She purchased the restaurant
seme time ago and the insurance was
Transferred to her by the sellers The
building IL undoubtedly damaged TO the
extent Of 90 per cent and the owner.
jacob tsongwich OF Chicago. viii re-
place q with a good brick structure.
The work OF the department vas ex-
cci.ent and praiseworthy. for In less
thai twenty-five minutes the fire was
completely out. l.. Hartman, who oc-
cupies the adjoining rooms ~ a bar
beruhop and rcaidence, suffered no dam
ago except by moving. lie carries nc
Insurance. Moreili Bros,. the tailors'
$500 but say they suffered no damage,
although the hose was taken through
their store. TO enable the department
to reach the rear Of the Gre. The win
dow frames Of the new metropolitan
addition were scorcaed, but the depart
mont quickly extlnguished these and
tn damage was confined 20 The window
frames which can be easily replB7ed
Arthur Evcrltt'a iewelry store had a
few buckets Of water dropped on his
show cases from the ceiling, but his
clerk states there was no damage, as
he Immediately removed the show cases
Mrs Griswold states that she left the
restaurant at 2 o'clock and Il IL her
opinion that some one found way IN
the rear Of the restaurant. entered and
applied the torch az "a convenient place
"a ~ evident the Are first started In the
restaurant proper. directly back OF the
caih counter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
PARADE Lrsr on MARCH.

The Tia trades display ana paFads
VIII take place on Thursday. septeusber
20. I've following line Of march haa
been arranged; south un First 90 cuai.
west on Coal to se,ond. north on seo-
ond 20 fficrtf west ON Tilcraa 10
Fiith. south un Hffth 60 Hliiroad. east
on Bailruad 90 First south on First to
auid. west on Gold 20 san FELIPE and
disisond First division viii form on ~
ictas avenue facing First street. Sec
ond division On Carroil avenue ftcins
First third division Marquette avenue,
facing First nourth division on R0ua
avenue facing First. Grand marshai Of
the parade, d. L. ~. Chambcglln. ~
now worklng on tho makeup 81 the a.
Visions for che trsdcs display and pa
radc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
MACK JACK on TRIAL.
Tho Notorious Desperate Pleads 0nitty 90
Holding ~ a Train Last Wear.

Tho Notorious Desperate Pleads 0niiiy %
Holding ~ Train Last Wear.
a clayton. ~ NJ. special dispatch 20
tn Denver Republican. says: Thomas
Nctchum. more Familiarity known a.
Black Jack" arrived here this morning
on a special train from Trinidad In
charge Of sheriff Klnaen OF santa Re
and Assistant Deputy United States
Marshal Hall His arrival brought a
crowd 20 the station 10 witness the
coming OF one Of the b0ldest OF New
NJ xico's many bold outlaws. lie was
al once conducted 10 tho county jail
where he was placed In charge - sher-
in Pinard Of this county.
AZ $3.50 o'clock this afternoon Ketoh-
am. who on the 18TH OF August. 1893.
held up the south bound passenger
train on the Colorado A. Southern.
woundinR Express Agent DREW. was
brought before chief Justice Mills. who
Is now presiding az the regular term
of the district court His entrance
into the court room where he was
brought to listen TO the indictment
charging him with stopping trains and
attempted robbery Of mall and express
cars. excited much interest. He stood
unmovcd while the indictmenls, two Ia
number were being read. pleading
guiity 20 the charge Of holding up the
south bound train on the night above
named. Then he was wounded by
Conductor Harrington, who calamity
defended his train and passengers,
shooting Black Jack" In the right
arm. uecessitAting afuputation later.
After the proceedings were over. Judge
Mills appointed W. y, Bunker 81 Laa
Vegas. criminal lawyer well known
as a clever criminal attorney counsel
for Ketchum. and he was led back "a
Jail Much Interest in the prisoner =
mn Infested and he IL closely guarded
The trial VIII begin Thursday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

base bs,il--punse $3.50. rgrst prise.
tai0. second prize. 800, Open % New
Mexico. Arizona and I1l Paso, TEXAS.
and only one team 70 represent a town.
Players must b. bona iide residents OF
New MeKice. AF4aona and Ei Paao. %
days before the beginning Of the fair,
Eutros close Saturday uight. Beptem'
Der AZ, iYQ0.
Foot naoos-I'urae go FIRST prine,
rs yards go; second. e..
First prise. 100 yards. tloi ueoone. o.
First prize. hurdle. go, seoond, %.
Fat mans race % 81 yards (all must
weigh no pounds ami over. erst prise
o.. second. 81.
Boys raoc. arg yards. FIRST priEe. co.
second. 81
Tug-of- War Contcsis'-Pureo, go 4
only two teams. best two Vut % TIRES
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
oMANr ooUSrs TRAGEDY.

Ralph jerks, Accused 90 KiiiinE ". d.
johnson. u shot Down.
Ralph Jeniss, who was ARRESTED with
Henry Heinhar,it. who had Doen arrest
ed al Mogollon on the charge % kiliing
Deputy sheriff W. -. Johnson AZ
Whitewater creck lsst week, wss killed
by Ranger Edward scarborough Tao
shooting occurred some distance from
silver city Hangers scarborough.
Doak. MaNahan and COLLIER we're bring
ine in jerks, when the former tried %
pull scarborough gun and threw a
orrtridgo part, la. Scarborough turn
"a around and shot down jerks. killing
him On tine aIui.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
noorms tuu ram

Mayor Marion and hls generous board
of aldermen sro anxious &C. see the
merchants display their goo0s In out.
side booths directly IA frort of their
stores ana 20 that eud will grant tho
me chants, the same conditions exist
lnS hast year several days before the
fair 10 commence the building Of their
outside booths The Fair nas0ciation
has offered cash purse ~ $50 Tor the
best outside booth or display. dlrectly In
font OF the s,ore OF the merchant max
iny said display and q s hoped that
many merchants viii enter the contest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
rl.s,l.n ln Mckinley cann,r.

A notice for the election 20 be held
In mckinley county viii b. issued ten
days prior 20 November Gth. The fol-
lowing members of the boards OK regis
tlvtion have been appointed BY the re-
turning board. For precinct No. I'D.
q. Russell. 3. h, Borien and Theodore
Maxwell. For precelnct no. ga r.
Rioa. Edward Quinn and Palmer ket-
ner THE registration books for No. q
viii be- found at the san Juan eonmis'
sion cOnrpany's store ana the ones for
40. 80 are al A. v. Ries' storo.-Glean'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Chicago. Sept s-('allc- Receipts.
1901 nomiually steady Good to prime
steers, ssGnGG0o; poor TO medium. ffsi
$3.50. sto,kers ana felers. sa.2saAsb.
cows tg2suAGD. helfers. gAooas.o0.
oanners. S200u225. bulls. s. s0Gi 60;
calves. 50 0o9 on. Texas led sters. g42i
06o0: Texans. sa25ut2o. Texas bulls
S26oaLi0
Sheep Receipts. 2,E00; steady good
% choice wcthers. ts.5oaS.so; fair T.
choice mikes s2s5n360. western sheep.
sas0as.ss. Texans s2.50932s. native
lambs. tf25NS55, western iambs. ia60g
kGs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
wlLL .rrNp aILlIos poLLAas.
For New Eaaipn.eut on the santa ~ Isai
way.

way.
Between this time and November ~
the Santa ~ company VIII eNpend "a
million dollars in round numbers for
now equipment u win be- the heaviest
expenditure for such purpose ever made
~ the road In a similar period ~
time The new equipment which VIII
have been delivered Ny the middle Of
November h the following,
Fourteen dining carr % cost some
thing over ti4 900 each.
Two composite cars 90 cost tI,Ioo
each.
Twenty passenger engines 20 coat
90 900 each.
Five hundred refrigerator cars 10 coat
$3.50 each.
IRE dining cars VIII be the finest
ever turned out Tor any rad Ia tbs
eountry and viii b. operated on ths
California limited trains. Tho compost.
cars win also be used az a part Of Ga,
equipment % the limited trains.
The twenty passenger engines VIII b.
built win particular attention 20 0peel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
rMunapAY. snrrnrnEn ao.

ga m.--Concort al various corners Of
TN city by the bands
1900 a. -u.-Vaudeville events by th,
American amusement company and The
Monte Carlo show cOmpan~ on the Mid
way
1880 a. m Flying perch act and dou.
bic groteslue acfubatlc act on the Mid.
way
i0.f0 q. m.--E'ying rings and single
aerial act on the Midway.
ii.0e a. m--iltdy's aong and dance
end single comedy singing and talking
act on the Midway
i:e0 .. ~. -tMsguiheeus tradea displai
ana parade.
1850 D. -I--ie0 yard foot race.
500 3. M. .iiasc ball game
200 g. m. Balloon ascension VITA
parachute leap.
1850 y. m--Beautiful platform feat
urea. Including the spe1tacuiars. tn
Water Lazy and the "C0coon"
7;4s = m.-I}aiiooB ascension viii
clcctrical ens-cts.
500 p. m.--l3iks Might IN a grand u
domination OF costly fireworks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
A,,NUAL oHAMrIoSsHIP.
Lawn Teams Tournament At Territorial
Fair.

Fair.
open 90 players FROM Arizona, New
Mexiea and TexHg An entries must
be in by Sept i5th. Play begins sept.
18TH and continues through 10 sept -
Following h the Jet % events and
prizes
Mems alnglea Prize silver loving
cup. must be- won two years in auooes-
sion 90 bsscome permanent property 81
winner.
Mems doubles Prizes. sterling silver
loving cups, become permanent prop
ofiy ~ winners
Mixed doubles same pri4os and
terms aa mems doubles.
Ladies' slnglea SILVER loving cup
must ha won three years in succession
TO become permanent property Of ans
player.
For any further particulars as 10 IN
tries, etc, write b. n Newman. chair
man Of lawn tennis committee, or W
r McCreiEht, president % the Fair a.
ISOLATION
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Miss Anlts Pailudino. who came On
victorious In the Queen ~ the carni'
va" voting contest az Albuquerque
winning over "A 1onsn other contestants
10 a native % santa Fe and Is yerS
much hoi0ved and admired here. Hhs
Il a sister Of Aira AZ Berardinsiii ia d
talented musician and beauufu
young wonan of grace and tact whs
viii admirably hN the role she u choa'
en- 10 adorn al the hair..-Now MoKioan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

and win h. used IN pulling the limited
and overland throuRh tafius. The re-.
frigciutor cars arc needed to handle the
ftuh traffic ~ the road which IL IN,
crcasing annually.
The dining cars ard composite cars
viii BE- delivered In september and Oc.
tDhcr. The passenger engines and refri.
gerator cars VIII b. delivered IN Oc-
tbbcr and Noveml,or. tho deliveries "a
b, completed By November 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
EIrcrED srrnrMr rnrIArr.

Hon. Charles .. Essicy Honored by az.
knigh uf Pythias.
Hon. Charles p Eeaslcy. OF santa Ne.
who went 20 Detroit 20 attend the
ueeting 81 the supreme lodge of tho
knights ~ Pythias as representative Of
she grand loEe u New Mesho. was
elected supreme grand prelate OF the
order an office the fourth highest IN
rank In the supreme lodge. which h the
governing body % the knights 81 Py-
thias In the United states. This ia
quite an honor OF which Santa Re ana
all OF New Mexico can be Justly proud.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
INTERPRETATIONS

The FIRST National Gold Mining
company flied Incorporation papers Ina
ine once % Territorial Secretary Wal
lace. The directors ARE o. W. stubba.
} Holman SUCK ana q. a. GILBERT
Capital stock. $1,000 Principal Office,
Denver New Mexico hoadquartera, Al.
buqucrque. Now Mexico agent q. W.
stubhs. incorporation Zee, -.
Ths Joyce. Prlit A company bank -
Carlsbad, Eddy county, Sled lncorpora-
zion papers. incorporates, J. Il. Joyce
ana A. Pruit OF Roswell and J. A.
Walker, % Br0wnwond, Tex Capital
$4,000. Incorporation Zee. tis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
DE VETS ARMY!
EntrenChed in the Hills
Near johannesburg
Philippines Is Part of United
States.
Destructive Storm Along the Coast
Of the Gulf Of Mexico.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Pretoria, sept SIT h stated that
Gen. DcWet has Joined Thoron In the
ncighhorhood 81 johannesburg and the
total nocr force numbers 1909 The
enemy IL holding a position on the high
hills south of town. Considerable force
is IN pursuit 81 the Bocrr but they have
m nrIlII.rN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
ANUOLY RUMOR
A RsPors That Deputy s''sriH Williams
Has Iiees Killed.

A rumOr II current IN southwestern
New Mexico that Deputy Sheriff Benz
Williams u Lac Cruces, has been killed
IN the Black Range country ~ cat
tle r,istlera. says the Silver CITY INDIE
pendent
williams left silver city last Wednsa
day morning Tor the Black Range n
company with Deputy Lleweilyn aftei
Claude narbee. who killed a man names
Hamilton IN eastern Dona Ana county
about three weeks ago. lie has not beer
heard from since. but the rumor u hii
having been killed a. diacrcdited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

shares ~ he Cochlu Gold Mining
company sid last week on the Boston
mining exchange az fl.5s 20 s. but there
was very little Offered at these quota
lions. the recorded sales amounting 90
only sixty shares
on tho same exchange ili shares ~
stock OF the santa ~ Gold ana Copper
company were cold last week az t5'
and 81 Der share
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Events to AmuSe All
Visitors.
Brilliant Sights to Be Seen Ev-
cry Night Of Fair,
Spectacular Features--Costly Fire
Works--Base Ball Games,
BIG TRADES DISPLAY AND PARADE

The president ~ the New Mexico Ter
ritorial Fair prepared the following pro.
gram FOR che Erand carnival and street
fair u the Twentieth annual New Mex
iso Territorial Fair association. which
viii he held Ia albuquerque fron Sep.
tember rs Do 22. continuing Tor ave daS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Tue board OF trustees % The asylum
Tor the deaf aud blind In this city mot
laa evening at the ONCE ~ lion. =. N.
Head. tha secretary. An the memboru
were in afteudance. n vas decided 20
obtain reliable asia from the super
intendent 81 the cenaua az % the NUM-
bcr 81 deaf. dlnub ana blind children
ln me territory Accounts Were audit-
20 and a number % Bills ordered paid
-.NeW Mnnlran.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
Iana s.lasilaas Apprsssl.

Land Commissioner A. A. Keen has
received Ofilcial notice fyVsn the depart
nieng ~ the interior that the DEPART
rneut had approved ~ ne aeiectlon o.
"a. ssga ceres selected in tho Las cru
css land Once By the United stties lanA
commission Cor the deaf ans dumb AZ
ium In Aauta Ne.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08

Kansas city sept Seattle Re.
cclpta POO, nominal Native stsers
- ssm575, stockrs and feeders. fssoG
600. butchers COWS and heifere. $1,000
b25 CAMPERS. s. 5GNa00; westerns 50 o.
$500, winiered Texans. f31503.e5.
grass Tex8ns. s8ooN1so.
sheep Receipts 300. nominal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Craia Market

New York sept s-,Money on call
steady at ~ per cent Prime merriam.
tale paper fNb per cent. silver. 62Ac
Chicago. sept -Whcat--septenb
la4ei October, 33Ac Corn-septcmb
iehc; October 3s7s0Spc. oats Sep
tcmber. stMc. October. 2iMc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
wEDNMDAY. snITIMnnR Do

" MN lAffhfANf 1iii t'NAtlAPtttA ~.
o q. m.-Concs az various stree,
corners by the chihuahua and First
Regiment bands.
10 a, m.-f'ree vaudeville show ou
the Midway, consisting ~ from ten "a
twelve actB
1850 y. Ma the grand stand, inter
crting and novel platform features.
900 .. m. Tug contest.
ESQ p. m boys foot race % hfty
yards.
$3.50 .. Juvenile cake walk. TWEEN
ty-fiye children. under personal super
vision 81 Mrs. Walton.
$500 y. m.--lflso ball game
$3.50 y. m-.nalioOn ascension wits
parachute leap.
200 =. m.-concert by the chihuahua
band.
TOO y. m.-Brlillant ana magnificent
platform feature by calcium llEhtH. In
Guiding the great spectacular. tn,
Spanish Flag
1850 D. m.-Orand and extensive Are
works.
300 .. m.-,Iianauct e. visiting cdi'
tors and publishers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
pnIDAY. epIsrnMnER 7l


ga m. Street concerts BY the bands
10 20 ~ a. M. Vaudeville features on
the Midway such az double grOtesque
acrobutio act black face monologue.
double sketch. single aerial act, back
face song and danco. etc.
1880 o. m re yard fout race.
1.E0 D. m Fiat mans race ~ atty
yarls
200 .. m --TuE-0f war contest
2.Io %. m. --IntercatinN plnif0rm feat
urea. fDii0w Cd by concert by the chi.
huuhua band,
800 .. m -,3aae hall game.
400 p. M balloon ascension with
parachute leap.
1880 q. on Double EtatuArY act and
sopontino dance under calcium lights
Aiso the apectacu,ar. The Great chin
Csc Dragon"
7.SO .. IN. --IialioDn ascension with
parachute leap.
500 .. m.-''Prraidentai NiEht IN
/ fireworks
800 o. m.-drand Carnival ball at th'
Armory,
SATURDAY. September 81
ca. m street concerts BY the band
20 % ~ a. m.--Free vaudeville feat
uroa on me Midway
400 o. m.-Phtform events az On
grand stand.
| e88p. m.---fiate bail game.
II 7i0 o. m.---l3aiioou ascension Wit
parachute leap.
400 p. m.-Grand hnale, Home swee
iIome' IN fireworks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08
OFFICIAL NOTES.


Territorial Tunsis Interpretations t.and
selections Approved.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS
Territorial Treasurer D. a. Vaughn
received $3.50 from the sale 81 three
copies u The Compiled laws.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-21
A SENSIBLE WORD OF ADVICE.

Hon. L. +. Mckinney. OF Maine IN
an interview in the Atlanta c.o,,,,,,,
ton. gives some sound advice to So,nth-
cru manufacturers of cotton goods
Mr. Mckinney, when formerly a minis
Ter 10 south America, studied the needs
OF South American markets. and is
qualified TO speak with authority nc IN
the opening there for the grades OF cot
ton goods manufa ctured in the South
lie gives 1t as his opinion that these
goods are much more nearly what is
wanted in the Latin republics than the
better grades turned out by Northern
mills. He suggests that a syndicate he
organized to handle the goods of South.
crn cotton mills. and that it send repre-
sentatives to South America to study
the demands of the markets and worl,
up trade This lis the plan adopted by
England and Germany. and II has re-
suited in gaining for those countries n
vast preponderance of the trade in cot
ton goods
OSlc great trouble with the South is
that 1T lacks initiative. There is too
much sameness about Southern me
thods. There is no reason why III,
South should not build up Il vast trade
with the Latin republics. not in cotton
goods alone. but, as it's resources are
developed. in other articles as well. At
present lit depends on the North TO sell
the products of its manufactures that
find markets outside OF the Southern
States. The South ought to be able to
look out for its own commerce. from
raw material to the final sale to the
foreign consumer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-21
ENGLISH CONSERVATISM.
lWashlngton starl

An English inventor is said to have
perfected an electric device capable OF
sending cars or trains through the air
on an elevated structure at the rate
Of li0 miles an hour. He seeks n fran
chisc to connect Manchester and Liv-
crpool. declaring that he could make
the inter-city run in twenty minutes.
Parliament, however, Is indisposcd 10
grant the request on the ground that
such line would ruin the three csiab-
lshed railroads. and the present pros
pect is that the English cities Will not
speedily secure the benefits OF this
new scheme.
Conservatism has kept England be-
hind in many branches of mechanical
development. Processes that have been
quickly adopted here. improved upon
and then perhaps thrown aside for
better ones. have had TO wait long in
the old country meanwhile for q first