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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

and Prof. Babcock. Those present were:
Miss Phillips. Miss Whittier. Miss Inglis
Miss Cutler, Miss Chlberg, Miss Stephen
son. Miss Maynard. Miss Heating. Miss
Martha Heating, Miss Lonnis. Miss Han
non, Miss Van Tasse. Miss Sidney. Miss
Mcconnell. Or. #. X. Munday. Mr.. c. A.
Mckenzie, Prof Babcock, Mr.. c. II.
Smith, Mr.. w. A. Farr, Mr.. Glare f..
Farnsworth. Mr. Winlock W. Miller. Mr.
j. =. Ball, Mr.. Herbert Upper, MIR. War
son. Mr.. Ross Mr.. Douglass. Mr.. Nettle-
ton and Mr.. Baker.
4: {:
Among the principal events OF the pres
ent week II the concert which Is TO be
given by the Ladies' Musical Club. OF this
city. on Wednesday evening. This is the
last concert OF the club for the season.
The next seasons work will begin about
the lst of October
A special effort Is being made by the
members to make the closing concert the
most successful iE the history of the club.
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u VIII take place In the Plymouth Coagrs-
Eats0nal 'Alr-h and about 1000 invita-
tons have been issued. This i the sec
ond invitation concert 20 b. given b. the
club this season. The other one being upcn
tae oceasioH ~ lhe visit 81 tho Tacoma
flab 20 Seattle. Among those who viii
take part arc Miss Tester Mrs, Colt
stein ana Mr.. Alfred Role IN vocsl sslec-
tons. Mrs. Van Ogls. piano. Mrs Van
Tnyl. violin. Mrs William Sheffield or
San. II - expected that large number
% people viii ~ present az the AFFAIR as
the regular club concerts are invariably
well attended
Mr. J F. TroNhTidgs the retiring super.
fntendent os the PAcih> Coast STEAMSHIP
Company. Was Few nights ago the racipi.
eHt Of Il handsome present from the men
who have worked under him during his
term Of office WIKI the COMPANY. Nj
TrowbritEe was called 70 the csace az The
company on Friday and was presented
With n gold ~R;cA by Mr. 9 W Miller on
behalf Of the men. Mr.. Trowbridge has
been with the company for several years
and the presentation was wholly a sur
prise TO him. A few words from the re-
c,Iieni et-;as pEsssat-salehea for hix A1-
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WE DI)INGs.

4 pretty wedding took place last sun
day 40 South Park. Rhen Alr. Klssen
Crawford and Miss Belle Evans we're
united In marriage hy Rev Clark Davis
a. the home % the brides parents 7ls
North Fifth street Mr.. C.. IL Evans
a ted aA best man and Miss CLARA NJ
Aarcellus as bridesmaid After the cera-
mcEy wedding dinner vas served and
she newly married couple lsft the same
evening Ger Portland. or. where they VIII
spend their honey moon. Mr.. and Mira.
Crawford VIII reside IN Seattle. where
both have many friends.
:. Z. -
Mt Oscar IT. PTiebe and Miss Elizabeth
J. LLOYD we're married A. The residence of
the parents ~ the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
David Lloyd, in this city. on Wednesday
last The rooms we're prettily decorated
with wAits roses and cA-na.ielA Ina
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS,

Mrs. j. @. Mclean and Mrs. w. c. Glib
son entertained at cards Thursday after
noon at the home Of the latter. on Queen
Anne hill The rooms were decorated with
roses, English Ivy and ferns forming n
pretty background. The drawing rooms
were in La France roses. the dining room
In red and the library I'm yellow. The In
dian corner attracted special attention.
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strive u was also tho birthday o. Mr.
Josiah Collins. and hc shared he cele-
bia1ion equally with Mr. Strive.
:. = $.
Mrs 7. Howe entertained pr and
Mrs. ~ f smith ~ TX party at the
Seattle tAeater Friday night.
The sun., 1900-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS S

Boston Stal2 returns FROM small
portion uf HE state shows Mckinley
has carried Mass. by considrrable r.
,ucrd plurality from 1875, ind thal
t'lunr, i;cpuhlirau Ia, heon elected
tinycmcl and tlIat lho Republicans elect
ed at least uut q; IS Gunerc, Snirn.
Boston l'ifty precincts III this city
On tho basis of thrsr rturns 1t is
estimated tlat the city will give "
plurality of 5000 Tor Mckinley.
Boston 50 precincts out Of lai give
Bryan t7761. Mckinley 1869. This
shows Il net gain for liNan IN these
precincts of 1920.
Boston-'r Thirty towns IN Mass. glrr
Bryan 345l. Mckinley 10. \ net Demo
cratic gain of 3400 votes.
New York Journal places Mckinley $
plurality in Mass. ut 10000.
20 towns in Mass give Bryan 9lS3 Me
Kinlry 1920. Same towns in 1896 gave
Bry an 5245. Mckinley 2S,lO0. Net Demo
cratic gain of S1SS votes same towns
Grain l7.21S. Paine 1923. a net ll"pub-
licau gain of 1643 votes over last year
100 towns in Mass. gives Bryan l2S''
Mckinley 4620O, Same towns III 1876
gave Bryan / ,3y3. Mckinley j3,9lS.
The sun., 1900-11-07
Two Republican Con-
}. HUM Elected Governor
gressmen Elected.
REPUBLICAN ASSURING
ELECTIONOF

iority IIunterdon county, \. J. Demo
cratic chairman estimates IIunterdon
will give Bryan1200 majority. Burling-
ton county Republican county chairman
estimates Burlington county will give
Mckinley 10000 majority.
Chairman Republican State Committee
estimates Newark and ESSEX counties
State by $4,000 plurality. The Daily
will give Mckinley $4,000 majority.
Nrwnrk-11 Republican assrmblymcn
elected.
Mercer county Republican county
chairman estimates McKinley's plurality
at 10000. Elccting Gardner. Republican
Congressman, and three mrinherS of
assembly
mon county estimated Republican
majority 5000.
districts of Atlantic county gives
Mckinley 1872. Bryan lS3.
Camden County Press Association cS,
tmatcs 1000 majority for Mckinley ii
| Camden county.
Newark Chairman Murphy clnims iii,
Advertiser figures that Mckinley ha,
Of years ago.
Republican county chairman Of Clio
ccstrr county estimates Mckinley vii
have 1900 majority. Cape May county
l.oudrnslagcr. Republican nominee fo
Congress hy about 5000 majority
Hand. Republican TO State Senate am
Crrcs. Republican To assembly. y. i
chairman Republican county committe
estimates Somerset county will give Nc
Kinlry 1400 majority.
The sun., 1900-11-07

ralty. Average Republican gains per
precinct so far reported is about 50.
Baltimore Evening News estimates
Baltimore ut 2600 majority for Mcl\in-
ley and the State will probably add to
these figures. Baltimore American
claims Maryland for Mckinley on re-
ports by 25,OOO and full Republican
delegation. Seventh ward. Baltimore
city. Mckinley 1854. Bryan 22S7. 23d
ward. Mckinley 3419. Bryan 2061
New York Journals Baltimore re-
turns idcntc that Mckinley will carry
the State by 5000 majority. Democrats
may elect . Of tnr 6 Congressman.
Indications for Caroline county will
give about 40 Republican majority. Me
!iinlrN carries Somerset county by SO.
Hartford county goes by $50 to 5Oo
A election precincts in Baltimore city
ou Of 304 give Bryan 7lOl, Mckinney 155.
Same precincts in 1899 gave Smith Dem
iocratic candidate for Governor. 141S
.owndrS, Republicans, 69S2. Net Re
publican gain of 1900, indicating prob
! able majority in Baltimore Of 10000 fol
Mckinley.
Baltimore Morning Herald claims til,
State Republican, by 10000 majority anC
: Out of 6 Republican Congressman
5th ward Mckinley 23O4: Bryan. 1866
Sth ward, Mckinley, 2253. Bryan. 2306
18th ward. Mckinley. 1926; Bryan, 1870
18th ward. Mckinley. 2O5O; Bryan, 2OS5
10th ward, Mckinley. 1863; Bryan, 32l9
s of % districts in Washington count,
gives Mckinley 1926, Bryan lois
Democratic gain of 90
The Philadelphia Press states that +,
turns from Maryland Indicate ll.0OO ply
raity for Mckinley. Certain of Con
grcsSmrn and may get all of 8.
The Baltimore American claims Mary
land for Mckinley by $4,000. aud Il fu
gives Mckinley 12.O76. Bryan 1852
Republican congressional delegation.
Baltimore Aurry Nandivcr, chairna
the Democratic State Central Commit,
concrcds Maryland 10 Mckinley.
Washington couuty'S complete return
gives Bryan 4.S53, Mckinley 5,459. Den
ucrutic .ain of 173. Senator llitnry. IL
publican. estimates Morris county wi
-iv" Mckinley second majority. l.
districts in Newark and ESSEX count
.iy"s Mckinley 1887, Bryan $50.
The sun., 1900-11-07
ILLINOIS

Chicago $50 precincts out of 1116 in
Chicago, Mckinley 51.7S6, Bryan 40
O59 2OG precincts in III. outside Cook
county. Mckinley 3G6S, Bryan 1876.
Kinlcy 37.737. Bryan 35.21t1. Woolley
4G5. Dcbs ll6. 60 precincts give McKin-
ley S.7l5. Bryan 1920.
Chicago 36G precincts out of 1927 give
Mckinley ELISA. Bryan 53,OO2
Philadelphia Press claims Mckinley
will carry Chicago by 11.OO0 and will
have over 100000 majority in the State
Chicago From present Indications Me
Iiinlry's plurality in Ill. will exceed
10000.
Mckinley will have plurality of 3G,4OO
The sun., 1900-11-07
NEW YORK

tJSWtEu. y. i .-fDfNan carries OSN'EO,
444 SCHENECTADY. Edgar l.. Bracket.
| Rep. reelected 10 the Senate from the
2Sth district. Auhur. y. V. this city
complete gives Mckinley 4142. Bryan
2SOS. Odrl 4O47. Stnnchtirld 1929.
Whitehall. y. Y.-Charlcs IL. Hitch
cock has been reelected for the assem-
blymau of Warren county.
40 districts out of Il total of l522 il
Greater New York gives Mckinley
13.90i. Bryan 71,1o7.
/ City of Npw York for president seven
nv election districts. gives McKine,
l2.125, Bryan 1886.
! Elmira. y. T--City complete giveS Ne
| lIinley 419S. Bryan 43,o p'lrll 3S72
Stanchtied 46S5. Fifiy-siN election di>-
| itrcts ont of 1924 districts il \. !. Sral,
ioutsidc Of greater n. y. gave MckinieE
,12G1i. Bryan l0.00l. Same district IN
I 1896 gave Mckinley 12,4G9. Bryan s.5i4
! 'alWcr 100.
| Alanhatnn and Bronx forty election
d~trirtS. Mckinley 514l, Hry0n 6lSG.
BruoklNn. y. Y.-Out of $50 districts
Of us. Mckinley 5o,147, Bryan lS,322.
| New York City. 800 districts uut oi
| 1522 give 0dcll $3.50. Stanchiirld 55,625
Manhattan 50 districts, Mckinley
1901, Bryan 1872.
| New York. 81 election districts out OF
3124 districts III y. y. state outside ol
grcater y. Y. gave Mckinley 2O.O52
BRYAN 12915. same districts III 1896 gave
Mckinley 19.S75. Bryan 11.OOS. Palmer
25S
Brooklyn. 40 districts out of BIS, gives
Mckinley S.a47, Bryan GSS4.
20g election districts out Of 1924 dis
tricts in y. Y. State outside Of greater
~ y. gives Odell 45.2GG. Stanchlield
81. $50. Same districts in 1886 gavr
ltoosrvct 1860, Van Wyck 2S.sO5.
Forty districts out of 3l2 districts in
7 y. Y. State outside Of greater \. y.
gives Mckinley S699. Bryan 7129 Same
districts IN 1896 gave Mckinley S,GS7.
Bryan 6192, Palmer Isl.
6S election districts out Of 1924 in \. Y,
State outside of glcnter y. Y. gives Me-
Ilinlcy 1861, Bryan l1.202. Same dis
trictS in 1886 gave Mckinley lG194, Bry-
mn 9.ai2. Palmer 1874.
26o districts ont Of l522 gave Mckinley
a, 5G3, Bryan 44,1l9.
Brooklyn fnr President. 100 districts
out Of SIS, Mckinley S2.l97. BRYAN 30
S73.
| City of New York. 21O districts nut of
1522 Mckinley S5.S67. Bryan S6.O55.
232 districts out of 3l24 in y. y. State
outside Of Greater y. y. gives Mckinney
1896. Bryan 3i,S35. Same districts in
1896 gave Mckinley 41,S9o. Bryan 20
Iol0. Palmer go.
y. y. State outside Greater y, y.
give Mckinley 4O.s13, Bryan 2S,905. Same
districts in 1896 gave Mckinley 41,l60,
Bryan 24,476, Palmer 557.
Brooklyn, $50 districts, Mckinley
2G.547. Bryan 23.7S5.
Manhattan and Bronx. president l4C
districts out Of 1S2. Mckinley 20.S29.
Bryan 23S2.
Manhattan. y. Y. City. 20 districts
ont of S92 Mckinley 2.79S. Bryan 2.47G.
Poughkepse, y. u. complete McKin-
ley 3.545. Bryan 22OS.
~ y. City. 3O5 election districts out
Of 1872. Mckinley 52.453. Bryan $3.50.
SO7 districts out of 1924 districts in :,
y. State outside OF Greater y. y. give
Odrll 64,524. Stanchiield 47,37e. Sans
districts in 1896 gave Roosevelt 5S,547,
Van Week 43,440.
The New York World predicts Mckin-
llev's plurality in y. y. State will be
Borough Of Brooklyn-2o election dis
tricts. Mckinley G7S4. Bryan 1900.
Cuntinu.,d .,u pau. 1wtI
The sun., 1900-11-07
CONNECTICUT

Ton towns in Conn. give Mckinley
1876, Bryan 973. Democratic gain of
j3S Mclean 1853, Bronson 1907. Demo
cratic gain Of 37S.
Is towns in Conn. give Mckinley
1863 Bryan 2674. Democratic gain of
1854.
The Conn. Republican State Central
Committee from returns read up to 8
o'cl * claim Mckinley has carried the
81; e by 10000.
;.San 5lS. Democratic gain of 2736.
Is towns in Conn give Mckinley 9644.
State ticket Republican and Congress
men elected. Mckinley has majority of
10000
81 towns in Conn. give Mckinley 23,-
oO7. Bryan 12,540.
The sun., 1900-11-07
NEWS FROM THE STATES
How the Great Victory Was
Won as Told by the Tele-
graph Dispa cheS.

The election yesterday confirmed the
expectations Of the Republican National
Committee. Mckinley and Roosevelt
have been triumphantly elected The
returns indicate that the Republicans
will have Il majority of the Congress-
men elected, and also majority of the
Senators to lie elected.
The returns from the States shows that
MCKINLEY and Roosevelt have over 300
cut of Al votes in the electoral college.
The great States of the Union generally
having voted for the Republican candi-
dates.
Presidents First Congratulation.
Executive Mansion,
Canton. o. Nov 4.
The Presidents first congratuls tion
came from National Son!piitteeman j..
The sun., 1900-11-07
rIAINE

Fifty towns in Maine give Mckinley
12.4O2. Bryan 1911. Scattering LOO Re
publican plurality i,IS2.
Two hundred towns in Maine give
Mckinley 42,5l7, i,ryon 25.OSS, Scatter
ing 1922. Republican plurality l7'4S4
The sun., 1900-11-07
INDIANA

Chicago, Chairman Johnson of the
Democratic National Executive Com
mittcr received Il telegram from Chair
man Martin of the Democratic State
Committee of Indiana saying Indiana
has surely gone Democratic.
The sun., 1900-11-07
NEBRASKA

New York Journal Lincoln. Neb. spec
iul says fusion managers hsScfl mat
BRYAN will have at least s majority.
Philadelphia Press states indications
arc that Mckinley has carried Ncb. by
5000. Bryan has gone to bed.
Chicago III Q u. nj. Chairman Rowe Of
the Republican State committee claims
Ill. by 100000.
$50 precincts of Illinois give Mckinley
91.151, Bryan S5.06S.
Chicago-1S0 precincts cut of ll2I
gives Mckinley 2S.4S9. Bryan 2,6o6. l2O
precincts give Mckinley .S32, BRYAN
1S.o2S. 24O precincts out Of ll2I give Nc
Omaha. Neb.-64 precincts outside OF
Douglass give Mckinley 500, Bryan
1901. 20 precincts in Omaha, pougles
co. gives Mckinley 2,s51, Bryan 2.242.
The sun., 1900-11-07
tSussex.
Special Dispatch to The sun.

Special Dispatch to The sun.
Gcorgctown. Del. Nov. G.-rhe Union
Republicans haze elected their Legislative
ticket III this county. SiN representa-
tiyrs and one senator is known 70 be
elected
The Union Republican, county ticket
has been defeated by il small majority
The sun., 1900-11-07
COLORADO

20 precincts outside of Denver gives
Bryan 2915, Mckinley 1883. 69 precincts
out of 1874 i'll Denver gives Bryan 10,59O,
Mckinley $500.
The sun., 1900-11-07
FLORIDA

20 precincts out of 667 in the State give
Bryan $40. Mckinley 1855. Same pre-
chctS in 1886 gave Bryan 52G, Mckinley
$50.
The sun., 1900-11-07

100 voting places glvc Mckinley H.,
1885, Bryan 1883.
with nine precincts 10 hear from 10 Q
10 o'clock-Thc returns were coming in
very slowly and from the meagre re-
port received up to this hour indications
point TO Republican majorities. Heavy
ballot was cast in the State.
The sun., 1900-11-07
NARYLAND

s04 precincts in Baltimore City give
Bryan sS1, Mckinley 56S. The same
precincts in 1899 gave Smith. Democrat,
42S; Lowndes, Republican, 4S3, for gov
ernor
Special edition baltimore News says
indications are that Mckinley has car
ried Baltimore city Ivy about 2so plu-
The sun., 1900-11-07
Kent.
Special 10 The sun.

Dover Nov. G.-Thr returns from this
county are incomplete. The vote will
show majority for the Republican
electors. and also for the State ticket.
The Republican county ticket will he
elected By small majority. So far
the returns show that three Republi-
cans have been elected to the General
Assembly. and only one representative
district is known to have been lost
The count is proceeding with indica-
tous Of II Republican majority Of the
legislative delegation.
The Republicans have carried Kent
county By 200 majority. The hundreds
carried are buck Creek. North Murder
Kiln. East and West Dover hundreds.
The sun., 1900-11-07
NEW JERSEY

Somerset, Chairman of the Republican
Ccuwit.cc .,.''Hctcs Nckiu'pv 1900 na-
The sun., 1900-11-07
GEORGIA

Entire State ticket WAS elected hy
u good majority.
The sun., 1900-11-07
MISSISSIPPI

Estimated Democratic majority ,
10000.
The sun., 1900-11-07
HOW DELAWARE VOTED
Republicans Win in all Three
Counties, Electing the Gov
ernor and a Majority of
the State Assembly.

The predicted Republican landslide oc-
Cured in Delaware yesterday; the Re-
publican majority for Presidential rlcc-
tors and for the entire ticket, Will ap-
praNimatr 1000.
The news of the State comes slowly.
The city reports cAmr in with rush
and were uniformly favorable TO the
Republicans. Tho absence Of State
news however, made the Republicans
Il littln doubtful of the result, and gave
the democrats an opportunity 10 make
fake reports Ii was given out that the
Democrats had carried the county and
legislative tickets in both Kent ANA Sus-
sex. These reports set the Democrats
TO cheering. The Republicans held that
there was no authentic news from either
Of those counties, and waited. The first
good news came from Sussex in the dis
patches announcing the election Of the
Republican legislative ticket. The same
report announced the defeat Of the
county ticket.
The returns are as yet incomplete.
They show that in Sussex county six
Republicans ont of ten have been elect
ed to the State House of Representa-
tivcs, and one Republican to the Sen
ate.
The Republican county ticket in Sus-
sex has been defeated by IL small plu-
ralty, owing to the split in the Rcpubli-
can vote in that county. On the lcSisla-
tive ticket in Sussex the Republicans
have elected six representatives and one
Senator,
In Kent county the Republicans elect.
cd four representatives in the general
assembly. Only one Representative dis
trict Is known to be lost. The count in
the others is still IN progress. with in
dlrations Of further Republican success
The Republican county ticket IN Nen'
Win he elected ~ Il small majority.
The returns from New Castle cuuntN
show The clcction ol eight Republican
Representatives and ;Nq Senators. Th,
entire Republican euuntS Ticket iurlnd
ing the Levy CourC has been elected,
Ihi4 victory nus been achieved or"
he democrats III anc Of the har,lcs
puliti,l tights ever waiscd IN this state
I)emlcrats wcrc we'll or4anizcd an,
worked with desperation, hut were Dc
fratcd at cyrry point whore Republican
success WAS possible.
The result assures 4 Republican Stat
administration and y majority in til
legislature.
Kent,
The sun., 1900-11-07
ARKANSAS

I.iulr Rock. hrk.-'rhe Democrats
elect all Congressman.
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rontin".d "n Page I'owr.
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Contiuu.'J ,,u Pap. Tw'I
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-16
BELIEVED TO BE INSANE
Wealthy French Brewer Slain by
an American BOy-Latter May
be Guillotined.

New York, Jan. ia dispatch to the
World from Paris says: Paul JaujOu,
the famous brewer, was killed in a first
class railway carriage by William Mar
tins, an American boy scarcely 20 years
old In the compartment occupied by
Martins were a young Englishman and
NJ and Nine Jaujou. The express had
lust passed Tonnerre when Martins VIC
lently accused the Englishman of want
ing to chloroform and rob him. He be
came frenzied and drew a revolver. Nj.
.Jauiou tried to disarm Martins and the
latter shot him through the brain. NJ.
Jauiou fell back dead in the arms Of his
wife.
The alarm bell brought the trainmen,
but Martins held them at bay for time
with his pistol. Finally, however, the
engineer sprang upon him and secured
the weapon. Martins was bound and
placed in a baggage car. The murderer
and the body of his victim were taken III
charge by the police.
The tragedy caused intense feeling all
over France. as NJ. JaujOu, who owned
the largest French brewery at Mines,
was as prominent here as Rockefeller is
in America. Martins is believed to be
insane.
First Secretary VignauX says: I'm
less we can prove insanity Martins will
be the first American citizen ever guillo-
tined"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-16
BOND is FORFEITED.
Detroit Company Abandons the Mad
ison Sewage Plant.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 13.-[Special. i
Madisons new sewage disposal plant.
which has been a bone Of contention ever
since its completion. a few months ago
by the American Sanitary Engineering
company of Detroit, and which has been
operated under protest by the company,
the city refusing to accept it on the
ground that it was not doing satisfactory
work, is now started toward the courts
Late yesterday afternoon a. J. McDou-
gall, the representative of the company
ordered the men off the work and Quit
AT the meeting of the common council
last evening Aid. Bull reported by reso-
luton that the company had abandoned
the plant. The resolution also instructed
the city engineer to take charge of the
plant at once, as a measure of public
safety, but without the city assuming
any liability fer it. The resolution also
directed the forfeiture Of the $4,000
bond given by the company to guarantee
the successful working OF the plant The
matter will probably go into the courts.
The company some time ago retained II.
w. Chynoweth as its attorney. The city
has paid 5000 on its contract for the
plant, which lis just the amount of the
bond
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-01-16
Libby. McNeilI & Libby.

The visitor passing through the plant
Of Messrs. Libby, Mcneil & Libby, Chi
cago, is not only deeply interested in the
cutting rooms, cooking kitchens, canning
department and the wonderful mechan-
zeal contrivances for accomplishing the
work speedily, but is greatly surprised
by the vastness Of their industry of pack
ing and preserving dainty meats and spe-
cialties for consumers all over the world.
Some idea of the enormous business of
this firm can be obtained from the fact
that they require capacity for 100000
cattle and 100000 sheep per annum.
manufacture forty millions of cans wear
or an average of 10000 cans day, and
require 1000 employees to meet the de-
mands of their trade. Send a postal
card for a booklet, "Hsw to Make Good
Things TO Eat"