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made him notorious throughout the uoiehbof-
hood. Pleadiugs and eNpostulatious were equal
ly in vain 10 break him. and his friends al last
hopelesSly gave him up as one TO whom swear
ing had become second nature. In the course
Of time however. the Method-ts held a revival
IN the neighboThood and much 10 the surprise
Of everyone. Colonel Carter became converted of
mis- sins and made a profession OF religion.
The next morning, in the wood shed. he in
terviewed his negro teamster 10 the effect that
there was TO be no more swearing, not even al
the horses. The te5mster, who was about as
much addicted 10 the habit as his master was at
first inercdulous and thought the v:ole matter a
huge Joke, but finding the colonel - be in earn
est, he promised TO do his best in the future 10
manage the team without using proiane language
But tain't no u.s. no how, maSsa, ne said
in parting. you dun train dem horses up To- il
c'sef, an dey ain -wine go wit out it,
week later the colonel and his teamster start
ed cut for Alexandra with extra heavs load
of wheat The teamSter guided the horses over
The rough and hlly road while the colonel rode
alongside on horseback. All went along smoothly
at first. and the colonel had begun 10 eloquent "
expound the beauty Of chsste language when they
struck steep hill and the horses stalled.
Now don't get angry, john" said the colonel /:
Just speak 10 them gently and they'll start
again
But the team refused to bulge Coaxine. pat-
ting. scolding. lashing equally without avail
The colonel grew perCeptibly red and nervous, and
the teamster had great drops OF sweat ON his brow.
- Tam't no use irwin any mo- yelled the
angry negro, Il dun tole you dis de way il gwine
be,''
We'll. john" replied the colonel. il despera.
tion. TN Just ride ahead a little biz and YOU
see ii YOU can't get these horses started and over
take me
And John did.
The evening times., 1900-03-02

NEW YORK. March 2.-The Stock Mar
ket opened active and heavy. with pro-
nounccd pressure appearing iu all Of the
s0-callcd steel indUstrials. National Steel
Steel Hoop. Federal Steel and Steel and
Wire were all severely depressed on fears
that the threatened labor troubles in Chi
cago might result In a general strike, and
also because OF the recommendations Of
the Industrial Commission. published yes
terday respecting the operation of these
companies ether very wea6 features Of
the market were Sugar Refining and Third
Avenue. the latter stock establishing
new low level. Nothing that was new
bearing upon either Sugar or Third Ave
nue. came to light.
The railway list was fractionally lower
in sympathy with the decline in the stocks
named. but the dealings there were in very
light volume and the trading developed
no features OF particular interest. The
London market was reported dull. with
the majority OF American stocks showing
slight advances Little however. was done
here for foreign account.
The shares OF the American Sugar Re
hning Company sold at the lowest price
that has been recorded for them since 1898
In that year they sold as low as IO7 l-2.
Today they declined on the Stocl, Ex-
change, with dealing very heavy. 20 I02
There was considerable liquidation and
also evidences Of some manipulation. To-
days high point was 103 "a made at the
opening, which was attended by large sell
ing orders which on the decline uncover
ed many stop orders. when par was
reached there was rush 20 sell until the
decline eXten1ed Ii points
Cause for the decline was found IN the
persistent rumors that the next sugar Givi-
dend, to be declared by the directors next
week, would be cut iu two and made ID
instead Of the usual per cent While
Mr. Havemeyer. the president Of the com
pany. has made no dhect statement &c that
effect. he has not denied that some such
action would be taken. and his silence has
led bears on the stock 20 circulate reports
that the dividend would be passed
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AN OFFER FOR THE soMERs.
The JnSatisfactOry Torpedo Boa
Likely to BE sold.

Overtures have been made to the state
Department by an American agency for
the purchase OF the German built torpedo
boat Somers bought by the United States
month before the beginning OF the war
with Spain. which has proved unsatisfac-
tory in many respects, particularly as to
speed and sea going qualities
The overtures are in behalf Of a foreign
Government, supposed to be England or
Germany. The Nav Department VIII sell
the vessel II price approa aching her cost
to this Government IS offered The United
States paid more than $72 DOC for the Sour
erS
The evening times., 1900-03-02
wboopinR Cough.

Two years ago my little three r-old
boy had the whooping- cough, and after
several physicians had prescribed for him
without giving him relief. l prevailed on
nv wife TO try a twenty-five cent bottle
OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy. The first
dose had the desired effect, and within
forty-eight hours he was entirely relieved
Of an cough I consider this rem edy the
best on the market, especially for -hildren
and recommend Il all times. W l. Ferga-
son. Druggist. Bolton Miss. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail. and all
druggists.
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Further weakness I'm Third Avenue this
morning had "a bad effect on the entire
market and with the poor bank statement
i'm sight TO add 20 the depression OF small
margined holders of securities and TO the
confidence Of the bears the early part OF
the day was distinctly weak. Third Avenue
made a new low price record below 46, and
seemed quite capable of reaching A. al any
time. the price at which il viii have de-
clined geo points from its high. Sugar also
was weak and early in the day was selling
below 1O2 with a fair chance OF reaching
par before the close. Business was excess
sively dull except in these and one or two
other securities, and this perhaps was the
best feature Of the market. II showed that
as heretofore when the bears were selling
the specialties the holders Of the standard
issues we're unwilling TO part with their
stock. London was a buyer Of Americans.
and London exchange was weak. Finan-
Cial people say that with the price OF cot
ton so high and the demand so great. there
is excellent likelihood OF impOrtatiOns Of
gold IN the course OF the next few weeks.
It seems entirely likely that prices may
be weak until the bank statement appears
tomorrow. A recovery is due then, even
though the figures OF the statement are
sure not to be very good
The evening times., 1900-03-02

ROCKVILLE, Nd. Mar n 2.-The mer-
chandise store Of Samuel L. Waters e. Son
at Silver Spring. this county was entered
some time Wednesday night and robbed
Of a small quantity Of goods. Suspicion
pointed to George Koran, eolored. and yes
terday morning young Mr. Waters. accom-
panied by DR.. Owens, OF Washington went
to Monkey Hollow, negro settlement near
Linden, where Horan resides As they en-
erred the house Horan jumped from a sec
Oud 5tory window and made his escape.
The goods we're recovered.
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STEPHEN YoUNG's GREAT AGE.
4 CcIaTed Man Who Claimed to Have
Lived los Years

Coroner Carr today viewed the remains
Of stephen Young. the aged colored man,
who died at his home. at the foot Of South
Capitol Street, yesterday. The Coroner is
sued a certificate OF death due 10 natural
causes.
The deceased claimed that he was IOS
years old, and it is said could distinctly
remember the most important events Of
the war Of 1872
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STOCKS OPENED HEAVY
Activity Accompanied By a Pro-
nOunCed Pressure.

Steel IndustrInIs All Severely De-
pressed Through Fears OF Spread
Drops StiU Lower-TrHding in
Railways Very Slight in VoIume.
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Tennessee Coal and Iron has been one
Of the best of ihe iron securities in the
recent market. IL was said this morning
that nearly all the preferred shareholders
have acquiesced in the plan for the retire
ment of the preferred stock at the rate OF
100 shares for $50 Of the new issue. This.
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Mashinrton stocI. Erchnnrc.

Sales-United States As. registered. 1928.
$l5,oe0Nl37 3-S; Washington Loan ald
Trust. l0N15I Is; Capital Traction 10d
92 81. 20d93 5-S: MerEenthaler Lin0rpe,
10G 195 IA 10Gl95 is. 400 1875 l00l la4 rs.
6OHIgi 81. 10G1s4 SIS. 10dl94 10 A-Ieri-
can Graphophone. 3006l1 3-4 AGe. call
American Security and Trust l0frtge L.:
Capital Traction. 75d93 81.
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Sugar this morning early broke below
par reaching sS and showing no particu-
lar strength al that figure. There were no
new developments in the Sugar situation.
The evening times., 1900-03-02
oaks From Acorns Spring.


Porto Rico IS a small sland. but 10 Is hic
enough 10 split party idc open in head;
or collision on principles. Possibly this fact has
Washington.
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A very heavy assessment against the
holders OF Third Aevnue stock seems in
evitable II is now said that the largest
estimates OF the floating debt Of the com
pany will hardly prove too big. The talk
Of the affairs Of the concern getting into
the criminal courts is persistent. All this
is reflected in the continuance Of the
downward movement Of the stock This
morning the price dropped from around 30
10 around f6 i'm a few minutes Later
there was a recovery TO -.
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Trnined Horses.

From the DETROIT Tree Press)
Some fifty years ago there lived IN northern
Virginia a spirted old gentleman by the name
OF Colonel Carter. whose hahitusl profanity
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The meeting OF the St. Paul directors
viii occur in two weeks and there is much
talk as 70 the probable dividend rate TO be
declared. As stated heretofore in this col
umn people usually well informed express
the conviction that there Will be an in
crease 20 per cent. but on the other
hand there are denials equally persistent
that any change will be made. The
grangers held their own fairly well this
morning, but showed no disposition to ad-
vance.
The evening times., 1900-03-02
Money to Loan
on
Household Furniture, Pianos, SIC,

Il you are in need Of money We desire 10 in
lorna you Of our new method. We can secure you
loan on an easy monthly payment plan, Al less
cost than ever before and below -he rate oi any
other comp ny On The city. Aou can pey in i1u
~ any time after tie Joan b. secured and 30 viii
only cost yOl tor such time ls you have had the
moneS. Our business is strictly private. end al
applications a.c treated c0nd1rutllly. lf YOU
have loan with any other concern y1u can ss-
cure loan through MS to pay lr and gsr more
money if desired. It VIII pas you 90 call and see
ms before going elsewhere We a5e ready az any
al times during office hours 60 give iutarm4-
ton concerning our business methods and you
ull receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOEN GUARANTEE co,
apis q el2 St s. W.
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Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange.
14lg Street
The evening times., 1900-03-02
Loans of Sl8l on FrRStTrRS, I'i@s
iPIANOS. HORSES.

Wagons etc., a. lowest rates end on the dav
you apply. NE leaning the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than YOU paw else
whore and allows You 10 pay it on in auy sized
notes Won desire, running irons one 90 twelve
months You only pay for the use 0f money Tor
the length of time you carry it, II you have
loan with some other company viii usv IL
oH and advance you more money if desired Rates
cheerfully giver and 40 cost 90 you unless loan
Is made loans made anywhere IN the District
Gail and set rate-. Front room, FIRST floor. SCI
eHfIhc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Go.
6&5 Street Y W.
r0s-tf
The evening times., 1900-03-02

Medicine for Men on Trial
and Approval. Course Oi
magic-like remedies and won4
der-sOrkng appliance. An
you've been longing for-Os
you pay nothing. We send
on approval. Create compiled
physical and nerve VigOr.
Book oirare information. with
the proofs, sent under plain
letter seal. free.
Al CO., BUFFALO. M 4
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As to some OF me other steel and from
securities there is less enthusiasm FOR the
moment on account OF a supposed decision
OF the officers Of some OF the companies
TO postpone the payment Of dividends on
the common stocks for the present. Ma
uOnal Steel Is one of these companies.
What the reason OF the directors is cam
not be said. Perhaps it is fear Of attract
ing too much attention from the opponents
Of the trusts
The evening times., 1900-03-02

-hicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
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il is stated ensures the success Of the
plan. The earnings OF the company az the
present time are much more than enough
TO pay s per cent on the new stock
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

EQUITABLE INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE CON
PANN
For six months erGng December 80. lsga
ASSETS
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Washington M-rfgaga Loan Co..
Go r Street NV.

OlO T SUTCe- NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AZ Siz. 55s. 4. and ~ pr
cent. iH sums oi sl.u0 90 $1,000 on D. C.
real es-sts- pay Of and 6 per cent mortgages
and begin anew zi Transactions conducted WITH
economical a. usileratioH iC- borrowers WI r.
SAUNDERS q CO.. 1907 D S. nw. ri item
WILL trC gentleman in south part Of Columbia
Theatre gallery ou Wedu,~d4y evening. who
smiled 90 another gentleman, communicate with
friend Address Bon 2lo. this ofhoe. Il
MONEY loaned salSried people and retail mer-
chants upon their own rames. without ee-
curitv- easy payments TOLMAN. Room - COS
GA q 81 oc22-Iyr
MONEY To LOAN oN APPROVED COIIAT-
ERaL-No delay. CIIAR4.ES A BAKER
Rooms go and a, Me-zerott Bui ding. uIO 7 81
itl2-If
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SCOTS EMULSION

with Hypophosplites creates healthy flesh and
gives stfengCh. 5oc and 81. AL druggists.
The evening times., 1900-03-02
SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
Room g. Wsrdcr Building,
Corner Ninth and Z Streets y ~
HONEY S5O.O01 MONEY

To loan on fUruiture- pianos. ETC. Without re-
m0yal or publicity aud the cay sou ask for IL
We viii loan ANY amount making tir1e and sav-
meuts 20 suIr- giving one month or one wear ls
ron desire. and az rates that sou can afford 10
Paw. d sou uCu have loan with auv other
company auC desire more money, give Us a cali
viii as cheerfully make SO loan as 500 and
TO charge or expense II loan Is not made. Alwsrs
ready and willing 90 give information -cgardi1s
rates and methods 20 secure Joan We are rh-
oldest loan company IN she city. and viii zirs
you honest treatment AL business strictly con
of.
The sun., 1900-11-07
MOTHER HUBBARD PARADE.
Five Thousand Men in Women's Cos
tunes Warch In Wheeling.

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. 5.-Wheeling
is ablazc with red fire, electric decora-
tions and enthusiasm, and all in honor Of
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Where on
Saturday all was partisanship and politi-
cal rancor, all is mirth and policy to
night.
AS has been the custom ever since the
campaign in which Bclva A. Lockwood
was candidate for the Presidency, Re
puhlcans have united in a grand spccta-
cular celebration and illumination called
Il "Mothcr Hubbard" parade i'll honor Of
some Well-known woman. This year by
common consent Mrs. Gait was selected,
and her name rmblazons the electric
arches over the streets and is a part OF
he decorations that are To be- found on
nearly every business house and public
building i'll the city. The paradcs We're
originated for the purpose Of bringing
the marching organizations Of the pOliti-
cal PARTIES into friendly communion after
the campaign and have always been
given On the night preceding the Presi-
DENTAL election. In the demonstration
the subject of politics on the expression
tIssaIdxa sl alrp!puuo lue 30 InAoIdn 10
prohibited.
Tonight's spectacle has been the most
gorgeous i'll the history oft he festival.
Colonel Frank Church, chief marshal.
wore i uniform Of the finest blue broad
CLOTH decorated with gold braid, while
his thirty aids each wore picture hat
and riding habit, and was mounted on
Il side saddle. The costumes are elegant.
The ElkinS Cadets the crack Republican
Club. each wore a rainy day skirt, shirt
waist and woman'S silk tile. The Sixth
Ward Democratic Club was hrdeckcd in
hloomcrs and silk stockings. Other clubs
We're uniformly attiIcd but every one rs
a woman. \ company Of calvary women
onr hundred strong, executed fancy
movements and acted rs orderlies. Then
following the regularly organized clubs,
came hundreds Of boys and youug men.
each attred in such femin" toggcry as
hr could procure or devise.
The bands and drum corps ill wore
feminine g1rb. sonn lndierous, SOM con
yrtipnal. oyer tyc thousand persons
We're il line
The sun., 1900-11-07
SPEAKING OF LUCk.
A Sporting Man Declares Il Does Not
Exist Except in Real lie.

From thc Npw orleans Fime-D@nocrat
"'fhr Old saving that the odds are
against the gllcssrr,' Is firmly believed
iii by nearly all gamblers" said \ turf
man WHO pridre himself dpon having ~
lucu, netting - Il mathematical formula
"rie axiom i i goad deal deGper than
NEST people suppose. 'l,akea literally.
III gaiues nf pure chance. il Il false; al-
piled t. human nature il is trnc. Sup
pose. for example, that tWo men pitch
pennies the chances for heads aua tails
ac perfectly even ana II cln make no
difference which u lie players does The
guessing. Where the -uesscl appears 10
havc greatly The worst ~ il j. ia such
4 game rs faro or roulette. Tho effort
u forecast each turn is ad u unsrttle
his nerves: hr gets irriiAtcd and dcmWal-
izcd. makes reckless bets. presses bad
luck and winds III, broke. Iii fact, the
chief advantage Of system for gnInl,-
ling is thai il serves nerve force, The
bets are placed according to rule and the
player and the game are on The same
cold, mechanical basis. In playing the
races the odds are seemingly against the
/ gucsscrs. for the reason that they are in
Hnenrrd by all sorts Of hints. tips and
II IlnfIllllIllAllS, 1lHlSllA MIbHS. II lSil I
really il e;lSc Of guessing, hui Il ease Of
misplaced confidence
do Nml believe III luck asked nnc uf
the listeners "a the foregoing.
THAT depends nj wht]hcr you mean
theoretically Or practically" replied tho
scientific tnltlnan
I.Hrt i something that docsnl exist
except III real life, ilr late Professor
Pfuct9l once delivered i I@1ttrc III l'hla-
dclphiA IN The 'M,ithoriatis~ II Chalp.r,
;lll raurrd a,nrlrsig~ts llafn Was iii
strh tat- a- luck S,tclWald liz iuos
,liee linN AMI ntterlRtnl O. aIrWnnsliHlr
ih" faci ~ ,nn,e reHr4ll mlI. ani
maii lEaaa ilt a4al Miaaa VII th#
.eti. i!lprc Is llaGiIrA aa roa.M
t4 Featie lR.Ad tay 3sk. pt aI
fl# .a EIcE Witt de,laa-tfta to ~.
aea R;r liui N, tHa- iuPn 4il4@
taGd S'5 rat 4 NaH,a" tI@ Ii aia.
t& ranee iltai b NJ ats es34fs aI 81
tl' q sal Hc.
.fti& fa". rs iIie uar, tilt
ta no principal 'S3stontS' Il Moatt
carlo 1ra based - dmntriraily uplo
-iia theories er tlek Oaa Is a8llr,l il,
mafurtN of rhaHee III iIii-iratr SUI
l,ost rcd turns MP tlllce inc- III Ste,.S
sl0l: according g llc sN>lrm tho diane,
of i appearing again Is Greatly dnnu
, i-het and grows less with ncll rrpcii
ton Consequently The PLAYER bets d
black. The ether is the system of ruin.
ltS v"tarirs hold that i color which ha
once repeated II an IL keep on. 1t leas
i've or siN times III succession. I.acl
. brand " rrankS prove thrir ease III th
daily record kept Seur IN ana year Oh
at the Casino. lau PAYS yotr monn
and S"n takes your chance.
The sun., 1900-11-07
WHEN CHARLES WAS KING
The Metal Tags Now FashionabI,
First Worn Then.

The tags and pendants now 50 largeA
used 70 finish the ends Of ribbons an,
velvet bands are = revival Of the time j!
Charles
Their r.intrnduction al this period ii i,
doubt due to Il Costume exhibition of nj
ages" which formed one Of the shows Il
Paris this summer. Just how short i
lime il takes TO popuarizc Il fad is show
by the extent 10 which this very recrn
one has been adopted
The tags are to be had in gilt at *
tremely low prices. and therefore n,
doubt the fashion will spread Ia de
gree considered most disagreeable b,
women who like exclusive designs.
Thcsr ornaments are found nnw opi
in gold or its limitations. hut silver sns
KnnneIai ones will shortly lie put on II.
49,. !; j. aSiG b. ;hesp il autAor.,.
The sun., 1900-11-07
LOCAL. NEWS NOTES.

The election returns were read from
he stage of all the theatres last night
Local preachers ara % hold Il mret-
ing n kcnton beginning November Ia.
Tho a,lirs o. ELAN NJ L. Church urc
preparing for = supper 70 br given III
Johnson'S corner this evening.
Trolley poles arc hring erected 81
Si%tll street fo the division Of The Pco.
pies Railway o. that thoroll@hfare
Tho steamer Rrndywinc II the vii
mington Steamboat ca. Il Ill liz yards 81
the Harlan 4 llnlliHgswolth CO. for /
general overhaalng.
W. II. Willis u Upland has resigned
from he AhtrfuSlr Mills, Chester. ana
has accepted HE position - designer III
~ Delaware cotton mills. this eity.
The sun., 1900-11-07
HER INFLUENCE oN DRESS.
Bernhardt Although over 80 Still
Sets Fashion Agog.

VIXEN considering The wonderful things
which the dying century hrqutnthcd IA
the new il might br well 10 bear III mind
Sarah Bcrnhartlt.
The lady i % years old
Shr has il son who is over 30.
She looks upon The stage the slender
girl whose part she portraSS; the boy
whose garb she assumes.
Not Maudr Adams herself III "L'.Aig-
Ion looks more the boy If 20 than did
Bcrnhardt, grandmother us She is, when
She produced the play III Paris.
She is the greatest influence today oven.
I'LL tile fashionable women Of the world.
Every woman who dresses in the mode
anywhere on His obatc sphrrod follows
STYLES which Sarah Rcrnhardt has set,
not those set bH any younger woman. hy
any princess or great women Of the aris-
totrlry.
In ''L'Aiglon" Rcrnhartt has con.
WINGED women that graceful. Snnotls
curves are more beautiful than the mllg
ing rolls Of fat which escape above sm
lplnw i short" waist laced 10 inches to
small.
| i'y appearing as i wonderfully grace
Ifn hoy slu' has convinced women tlnt1 !;
ii-ura somewhat like That designed j,
lflr Almighty for wounnkind is NOR,
eaulifHl thaa the infiiitial idcal j III
eot@rtira.
Fashion Follows her by placing an,
S#NifN aa iQp ~ auotlcr ill., Shor
MH>et a9e~li'l -iyr place a lraoaara. III
Il. .l0 leu- ,ut~"t ti4 Ill lu Waist aiu
rHiagilI@ tren il@ iip u ~ bu~f noarL
iAl4ti in IlE p0lGt a ie Ialgmcu
is taehio might "a great cain ia
3aitt ~ Mel as hnlltl i j /, nut
lt th anIt ~ Sarah ia0lnrlt
.Hn ilEltT"s, sl5lillAl0inr 6aHlerfli
Wulnan
The sun., 1900-11-07
ORDER or BIFFALOEs.
Latest Conner in the Field OF secret
Organizations.

The newest thing in the way VI SECRET
organizations is the ORDER II Raitalocs.
lis aim Is The amusement Of its monlrrS
hut incidentally II tends 10 advance thp
calise of temperance, The initiation rrr
j. II ccnts. and Il strict rule of llr order
iS lliat no change shall b. returned ANY
But the chief requirement. oi The now
organization is that in drinking beer.
winc, WhislltN or other stimnliints mem
lmlS must take tho glass III the right
hand. Tho prrsuil who discovers IN in
fraction at the lilt calls "BHfralo" and
this puts upon Tie Offender the cost 81
the drinks for thr entire party with
which he is II The time. III default oi
immediate payment rs foi'f',its his mcne
llrrs!iip.
The order has been il existence only
= few days: hui already il has ycr1
large following IL tic dpWu town htlSi
ncss! districts
The sun., 1900-11-07
WILD HOG MEAT.
Packers Looking 10 Profit out ortI &
Herds in Arizona.

Phoenix. Ariz., My & Representa-
lyes of n"at packers III Kansas city
hcago havc bern III southwestern All
Hona in The last two weeks investigating
he a'lvisalility ~ establishing there i
largo packing house III thr head of tho
'iulf af Mexico. whore wild pork and
ilrtrS will br prepared for the market.
Over vast stretches uf territory along The
southern part Of the Colorado River
wild hogs roam in herds, sometimes ii
great size.
Il is believed that the supply will hr
large enough 10 keep i large plant IN
constant operation fo several years.
Il th" same time Kidding iii" country ot
! pest and making room for the cstab-
ishmcnt Of big industry in The raising
II the domestic hog in a locality peculi-
arly adopted for that purpose.