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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-18
Is the Most Economical

Greater in leavening strength, spoon
ful raises more dough, or goes further.
Working uniformly and perfectly, it
makes the bread and cake always light
and beautiful, and there is never waste
of good flour, sugar, butter and eggs.
While it actually costs less to make
batch of biscuit with the Price Baking
Powder than with the so-caled cheap
powders, there is the additional advan-
tage of better and more healthful food.
o,.. . ,..o Morn. = Alum powders should not be
"Ns used matter how cheap they
9'"'s" They induce dyspepsia liver complaint
and kidney trouble
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MOBBED THE REFEREE,
Police Had 10 Hold Back 500 En-.
ragged Sports.

Kenosha, Wis, Oct. ls-During a
bout between Adam Ryan OF Chicago
and Joe Jencente Of Milwaukee last
night the crowd became incensed at
the decision Of the referee. with
Wild yell Of rage. 800 sports made a
ruch for the stage and threatened 10
mob Sig Hart, referee. Six burly DO.
licemen lined up in front Of the stage
and held the crowd back until Nh,
referee could leave the stage and he
operahouse they made a rush for Tho
hotel where Hart was stopping. Two
hours later the police managed to dis.
pcrse the crowd.
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TO TRY CAPT. TILLEY.
Board OF Onicers Sails for Pago
Pago for That Purpose.

San Francisco. Oct 1S.-The trans
port Solace viii sail today for Pago-
Pago, Samoa. Among her passengers
win be Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans.
Capts. Cooper Glass. Thomas. Merry.
Reiter and Harrington and Capt Myer.
United States marine corps. These gen
tlemen are 10 form q court thar will
try Capt. h. f. Tllley governor OF Tu-
tuila, on charges preferred by the Lon
don missionary society, II it is found
that they have sufficient foundation In
fact to Justify such a procedure.
The battleship Wisconsin with Rear
Admiral Casey aboard is now said to
be on her way 10 Samoa and the cruiser
Philadelphia, which arrived Yesterday
from the south. win go TO Panama, re-
lieying the Iowa. In order that that YES
sci may go 10 go-paso for the in
yestigation.
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Tomorrow Game.

Tomorrow afternoon the University
and Ogden High school teams will meet
at Walkers field The line up OF the
former will be about as follows:
Robbins, center; G. Weston. right
guard Brown, right tackle: Johnson
right end; J. Weston, left guard. Don.
gall left tackle: Harker, left end.
Wade or Hadley, quarterback: Roberts
Toleman, Patterson or Klnggbury.
halfhack, and Benton, fullback.
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Ayub Khan Has Not Escaped.

New York. Oct. 1s.-A rumor that
Ayub Khan has escaped from Mus.
soorie. says the Slmla correspondent
Of the Times. is not believed. II Is
unlikely that he would attempt to es-
cape for II he entered Afghanistan, his
death would be certain, as the shere
All faction u extinct. The great tribes
are rot interested In Ayub Khan. one OF
the younger sons Of the former ANGER.
Shere All. now that he Is old and has
lost his prestige II IL reported from
Quetta that the news OF Amer Abdu
Rahman's death and OF his oldest sons
succession has been received quietly in
Kandahar
A rimor of restlessuess among the
Ghllzais. which has gained currency,
Is not supported by any evidence.
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Cattle rhieres KnI Hangers.

Tucson. Ark, Oct ls-Capt. Bert
Mossman, Of the Arizona rangers. ac-
companled by three rangers. has start
cd for the Black river country, where
two rangers were killed last week by
cattle thieves. he will mobilize all the
rangers there and make a thorough
search for the outlaws who have made
that portion Of Arizona dangerous for
many years. The country is very rough
and In a hunt for outlaws the latter
have far the best Of H.
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Rockefellor's Bible Glass Club House

New York, Oct, ls,--At a social gath
ering Of the young mems Bible class.
which IL taught by John d. Rockefel-
Ter. Jr. II was announced that In the
near future the class would have a
club house OF its own. II will be the
gift Of John D. Rockefeller. Jr. Mr..
Rockefeller himself was unable to be
present at the meeting at which the
announcement was made However. the
news Of the promised club house was
given out by J. NJ, Troxel, the president
~ tho oiaVe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-18

On retiring, and tomorrow your di.
gestiyc organs viii be regulated and
you viii be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. This has
been the experience Of others; Il
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
cold by all medicine dealers. 25 cts.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
BEATEN BY Y.M.C.A.
Soldiers Were Easy for the Chris
tian Football Eleven,
SCORE, SIXTEEN TO NOTHING
Game Consisted Of Twenty Minute
Halves, ana Was Intersprrsed
with some Wrangling.

"Was il wrangling match or foot
ball game?" Is the question revolyed in
the minds Of many spectators at Wal
ker's field yesterday afternoon as the
YMCA ana National Guard teams
fought for possession Of the pig skin
and jawed" over imaginary rules,
II the former, the bout must be de-
clared a draw" but if the latter. the
Christians had the better Of It. They
won by score Of &c to o. The theory
was advanced that the wrangling was
started at times 20 get q breathing spell
but IL that was the object in view the
scheme was a rank failure More en-
ergy was wasted in talking than in
wrestling for the oval Nevertheless
there were many good features about
the game. some Of the individual work
being first class. In weight, the teams
were pretty evenly matched, but In
point Of endurance the guards clearly
had the better Of It. At the close Of
the game II was evident to all that
the Christians had had plenty and were
willing TO quit. They prevented their
opponents from scoring "a touchdown by
the hardest kind Of work.
Az regards individual work the Y.
MICA had the guards beaten q long
way, and 1t was through this work
they won
The main feature of the contest was
goal Kick from field by McAndrew.
The oval was on The guards ten yard
line and In possession Of the Christians
when II was mapped back to Mean
drew lie was thoroughly protected
from the soldiers and when the rush
came the ball was seen Sting through
the air. II went through the goal
posts fairly and the effort was loudly
cheored
McAndrew then made beautiful end
run for another touchdown and was
given perfect support By his team. His
run was at least seventy-nye yards.
Boyle kicked goal. The next score was
made by Bert. Margetts who secured
the ball on tumble and dashed down
the field for touchdown.
Those who deserve special mention
are McAndrew. Bert Margetts Walt.
Scare Christy, Elliott, Worthen, Thorn |
as and Boyle
The line mp and officials follow:
J m, Gale, Position. Guards-0 |
Margetts .""..Left end. o.. Douglass
Jennings ...... Lett tackle .Hauerback |
Bergman aud Smith and |
Marks ".,. Left guard. Lynch
Worthen .,,., Center .........Hamlin |
5uitman Right guard ...Kidder.
safman ...".Right tackle .....Gunn |
55oyle ".... ,..Right end .. Bassett |
scare ......"Q Quarterback Clayton
Ihomas...".Left half-back ..Christy
lcAndrews.rrR Right balf-bacls Romney
Elliott "... ..Fullback ..,.,. j.. Chafln
heieree Odeli: umpire, Sloan; lines
men, Smith and Beck; time keepers.
'allahan and Parsons: twenty minute
lalves; touchdowns. McAndrews. Mar
iettsi goals from field McAndrews,
foal Boyle one missed one.
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Upton Looking After His Bacon.

New York. oct lS.-It Is stated that
SIR Thomas Lipton's real object in Wis
itins Chicago is to arrange for the
transfer Of a portion Of his bacon trade
IN that city to q British company. says
the Tribune's London correspondent
Sir Thomas is understood to be In con-
slant communication with his London
solicitors, Day & Russell, and negotla-
tons have II is said, so far progressed
that Britlah capitalists will be asked
TO subscribe to the venture early next
month. The purchase price is put al
$1,000, 900 The report at present lacks
confirmation, as Day & Russell all keep
their own counsel
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road detective in Chicago before COM
Ing to Salt Lake. He is now employed
as a cook In restaurant, he says.
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1uUuUUUUuUu uITUuUuOuO
TEMPLE NOTICES.
5lnuunrrnnurnnnnrunnnunnrb

st, George. Sept. 9Th, 19O1.--The ST.
George Temple will close on September
9th, and reopen on October 18th, 1901.
DAVID u CANNON, President.
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose OF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Guerra Sud-afriCana

En- ell Departamento de la Guerra Sc ha
fecibido un despacho del general lord Kitche-
her, manifestando que 81 no lie Wan los vein
ticinco mil hombres del arma de cabaierfa
Que ha pedido, renuncia ell mando del ejercito.
Ell despacho de Kitchener es objeto de mu-
chOs concentrates.
Los beers descarrilaron un tren en- Rich
fnond. que conducfa tropas inguesas.
Hubo. entire estos. algunos muertos entire
ellos ell Official que mandaba la expedition.
E Is del corriente convocar& ell rey de In
glaterra & la anunciada junta del Consejo Pri-
vado para pedir que Sc co,cedan ilmitadas
facultades al generalfsimo Kitchener.
Sc ha proceddo la confscaci6n de $50
pfopiedades pertenecientes 4 los patriotas
beers que no han querido obedecer la intima-
ci6n de Kitchener contintan con las armas
en- Ia mano.
La mayor parte de dichas propedades han
sido adquiridas por s6bditos ingleses
Lord Kitchener amenaZa con proseguir Ia
confscaci6n case de que los patriotas bltrghers
conti3fen en- el campo de batalla.
Centenares de familas beers han quedado,
con este motive, en- la mayor miseria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
la INDUSTRIAL TABAChLEnA
EN- CAGUAS

reaIizando la mayor ganancfa possible. Sino
IN negociante artista, atento al prestigio al
buen nombre de la fabrioa y, sobre todo, a
que ell tabaco puertorrqueno adqufera en- los
Estados Unidos gual nerito que Ell de Cuba,
no solo por Ia calidad de la hoja, sino por la
esmerada elaboration y la artfstfca y eiegante
presenta ci6n de los envases en- verdad que
10 va consjguiendO Hoy la marca Flor de Ca
diz es. quizas, de esta sla, la mas solicitada en-
la metr6pol; en- todos los vapores en- barca
grandes cantidades de las diferentes vitolas
que eabora, habiendo aumentado estos 6lt-
mos dias de tai modo los peddOs, que desde la
pr6xima semana tendra que ampliar consi-
derabIemente ell ND nero de operarios. este
es mas de notarse 81 SO tfeue en- c15nta que
dicha fabrica no elabora sino vitolas de altos
precios: ell tabaco barato no Sc trabaia allf
De shf que a1n Ell que relativamente puede
considerarSe de menos precio, sea un tabaco
escOgidO y buenO.
Ha comprendido ell sefior Cadiz que de ese
modo es que puede acreditarse en- los Estados
Unidos la ind dustria tabacalera puertorriquena,
4 objetO Sc encamfna, sin tener en- cuen-
ia ell mayor menor beneflcio que pueda re-
portare. este es patri6tico. SIendo ell ta-
baco, quizas, ell prcducto del pals que tiene
hoy mayor porvenir, es de necesidad acredi-
tarIe ALA, donde esta nuestro principal consu-
mo, para hacere briosamente Ia competencia
al tabaco cubano. Por ESQ las cajas que sir
ven de envase los tabacos son eegantes y
bonitas, etiquetas cromos artistcos,
traftos expresamente de A 'emania. En- GUAM
to al cfgarro, no puede darse trabajo mas es-
merado y correcto, trabajo que hace honor L
los operaros de dicha fabrica Al abrir una
de esas cajas, ST no tuvieran mpresas ell nom
bre de Caguos, Sc creeria tener a la vista una
muestra de Henry CLoi de Cdlirto Lopez.
Nosotros, como puertcrriquenos. ale
gramos de que en- tan POGO tempo haya reaif
zado la fndustria tabaquera en- esta isla tan
rapido progreso, del que es una muestra eo-
cnente la fAbrica de Sold Cddtz Ca; y envia
mos nuestro APPLAUSE al amigo don Qnintilano
Cadiz alentandole para que no dssmaye en- ell
noble prop6sito que Fpersigue, que lograr&
realizar, pues para clio le sobra inteligencia,
constancia voluntad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09

Una de las fndustrias que con mayor fuer-
"a Sc viene desarrolando en- ell pats, es la ma
nufactura de tabacos.
Esta valiosa hoja, es quizas la riqueza de
mayor porvenir que tenemos Ell pals. Va
rias fabricas Sc han establecido va en- ia isla,
no esta lejos ell dia que Puerto Rico pue
da competir dignamente con Cuba, que hasta
ahora ha tenido ell monopolio de la aroma atica
planta.
Caguas una de las regiones mas fmpor-
tantes en- este ramo, donde ell cultfvo va obte-
niendo progresses rapidisimos merced la ini-
ciativa de inteligentes industriales, que &
fuerza de laborosidad intelfgenca, Sc
han propnesto hacer valer nuestro tabaco en-
la metr6poi americana, CUE ha de ser desde
hoy nuestro principal mercado.
Prueba de 10 que declines es la importan-
te fabrica de los sefiores Sold, C0diz Comp
restaurada convenientemente hace POGO, al
ser tras|adada un local mas amplio her.
mosO.
Hemos hecho una vista dicha fabrica y
admirados quedamos de la lmpieza, del orden
y del adelanto que Sc nota en- todas las de-
pendepcias' Nosotros hemos vsto aigunas
fAbricas importantes en- la Habana, podemos
Asegurar que Ia de SOla, Cadiz Ca en- NADIA
desmerece de aquellas
Todo esta all repartido con sumo gusto y
linpieza; departamentos de escogida; talleres
de elaboration; cuartos almacenes los que
Sc We la hoja empacada & esto de Cuba, Gu
biertos los fardos con 10 que llamamos ga
g11s, que es ell mejor modo de conseryar la
hoja s1empre fresca aromatica al msmo
tfemp po que sc la libra de insectos gusanfllos.
En- Ia planta bsja Sc hallan las mao uinas
para Ia ella aborac6n de cgarrillos, acabadas de
instalarla que funcionarap dentro de breves
dias.
A la entrada del edifcio, esta ell escrtorio,
un cuarto sencillo, la americana, donde ma
da falta nj sobra. Ali puede verse toda
horas la simpatica fgura de nnestro amigo don
Quintiliano Cadiz, ell alma de la fabrica, la
inteligencia que dirige imprime carActer al
negocio, extendiendoIo ensanchandolo cada
vez mas.
El sefior Cadiz no es un negociante vulgar
cuya mission reduce q comprar vender
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
UN MONSTRU0

Ha sido preso en- Bona, Alemania, un fo-
gonero llamado Freiwald, de cuarenta ocho
amos de edad, natural de Ohligs, al mismo
tempo que dos hermanas con quienes soste-
MA relaciones, de las cuales nacieron doce hi
jos, no viviendo mas que uno.
Creese que los otros han sido muertos al
Freiwad y las dos hermsnas son origina-
rios de America. El padre era aleman la
madre negra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
HUESPEDES

tista de los huespedes pasajeros del Ho-
tel Auroru.
Don don Laureapo Rodriguez, don Roman
Banco, don Manuel Fernandez, don Mariana
Abril don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera, A. Boro-
ser, A. M. Cobl, don Ramon Cadiz, John L.
Miller don Faustino Suarez Pico.
Aurora Marin,
PrOpietaria,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Gale Nc KinIey

FL ayuntamiento de Mayaguez ha pasado
una resolucion en- la que Sc Gambia ell nombre
de Ia calle de la <Candelaria9 por Ell de enc
KinIey1.
Ese acto Sc celebrara con fsstejos a los
que Sc fhvit6 al honorable gobernador Mr..
Hunt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Buen yOcabuIariO

Nuestro querldo amigo don Narciso varo-
nay Suarez, de San Lorenzo, ha editado en-
esta casa IN <Vocabuario geografco de los
Estados Unidos de America Puerto Rico, al
Rcance de los niaos.3
Els una obrita interesante y 1til, aGn para
los ad ultos.
La recomendamos efcazmente al pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para
Madres las Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE d'
sehora WINSLOW, 8. da 8 10 nihO.
81 periodic de la DENTICION.
ablands las encfos, resuelve la infamsp
ailvla todo olor, y cura ell coli ventc
!nocente eticaz en- todos los es'
AconseJamos las madres que teng'n
nlno enfermo que no dejel qoe la prev
cion prnpla i la de otro', evite el us0
esta medicina que proporciona sliVl0
gnro, absolutaments seguro, 81 SO
oportunomsnte, sla
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Ultima hora
San Juan Octu bre g-3 tarde.

San Juan Octubre 9-3 tarde.
Centre temporal Sc hallaba esta
madrugada sur oeste de SAINT Kits,
moviendose hacia oeste noroeste.
Indicsse que pasara norte de
Puerto Rico.
Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
NOticiaS

Promote ser nuy soemne la tenida fine.
bre que &c ebrara ei IA la <4ran .Logia Sobe-
rana de Puerto Rico> en- honor del honorable
William Nc Kinley.
- Leoncio Barreiro.-Ciruiano-D -Dentis-
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belvis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09

SA n IDlgA q
Per feI6grssEe.

Lord Kitchener acOsa cinco CO.
mandos <bOers~ en- la colonia del
cabo. Hubo un renido combate
siendo estos repelidos.
sECRETAE 10 DE PUERTO RICO
Ell abogado Hartsell, nuevo Sc.
cretario de Puerto. Rico tiene las
simpatias de ambos pa1tidos ma
cionales
LIE habfa designado Nc KiDley.
Fue candidate al Congreso de-
! rrotado pOr los democratas.
Mr.. Hunt no le conoce.
PR0RaoGA
Los secuestradores de la misio.
nera americana en- la montana
Bulgaria. prtrrogan 81 plazo para
ell rescate hasta 30 d1as, peticion
de la 1unta de misiones esta reu-
Mira los 100, 600 ''dollars''.
TRATADo
Ell tratado del canal de Nicara-
qua Sc frmara en- Noviembre. Ell
senado 10 ratifcara. Estan con.
sultados los miembros de este so.
bre la neutralidad de dicho canal.
En- tempo de guerra, 10 protege.
ran los Estados Unidos.
cAmDIDETURA
Para alcalde de New York Mr..
Shepard, abogado de Brooklin es
81 candidate de Tanmany.
Los reformistas presrntan d Mr..
Seth Low Repnblicanos y refor-
mistas SO unen para sostonerlo.
Seth Low renuncia la presidencia
de la Universidad de Colombia.
AFGAMlsTAN
Ell nuevo rey del Afganistan di-
ce que sera amigo de lnglaterra.
Esta apoyara SUI reinado contra Ia
opinion de los vasallos de aquel.
Ell "News'' en- un editorial dice
que Ell acuerdo sobre empre,tito
del ayuntamiento de San Juan 80 |
nulo. Sei1ala una luz Aconseia a |
gobernador y al Consejo executive |
que no aprueben 81 contrato.
FREEMAM
Ha llegado de Venezuela Mr..
Freeman Halstead, redactor del
<San Juan News~. Ell Is do Octu.
bre saldra para Washington.
PARA NEW Y0Rk
FL collector de aduanas Mr.. Viii.
teheal es facil que vaya de vista
4 New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Miguel Morales Ferrer

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de abraZsr en- esta
fedAccion n uestro querido amigo y correligio-
mario don Miguel Morales Ferrer, ,farmace ceutico
&c esta ciudad. Viene de los Est dos. Unidos,
donde dej6 un hijo hacienda estudos supero
res.
bs reIteramos el mas cariloso saIude,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
ANUNCE0

En- Ia noche del 80 de Julio pas
desapareci6 de Ia f1nca de don Benignd
rres, donde pastaba, un caballo de
zaino .amaril O. careto, zalco de IN oioI
tas traseras blancas y de paso menuda
de seis cuartas de alzada, de seis a1of
edad, de mucho brio y estrellero; d
propiedad del que suscribe.
Sc gratificsra a la persona que de
cias de su paradero: Sc llama la aterI
de la policfa insular de laisla de la
nic'pal de aquellos pueblos donde laI
biere.
Morovis, Septiem bre de 1901.
Pascual Arroyo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09
Ell Factor
mas
lnaportante.

La Naturaleza la 4.
ta,!o al aceite de hig.
do dc bacalao como
factor mas inportan.
de la reconstiJuci6n 4.
organismo humane. I
arte de Scott & BOW
ha perfeccionado
obra de la NaturaIel
enriqueciendo las adm
rabies propiedades d.
aceite, haciendolo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09

Pasajes de ida vuelta 10 % de rebaja
Mines memories de 12 amos: mitad de precios
Los v&pores de esta lfnea son recomenda-
bles por sus comodtdadee espectales para pasa-
jerOs, en- pleando de Puerto Rico New York
al rededor de das.
Agentes generates: Boulton, Bliss So Dalett,
1875 Front st. New York. En- Ponce, Morales
Ca En- San Juan, Vilar y ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-09

! agradable, digerible
I asilnilable y compile
! tando su benefca ac
I ci6n con ell agregadr
I de los hipofosftos.
! Siempre que ell orga
I nismo este debilitado. as
I como en- su padecimient,
! resultante, la neurastenit
! y Ell ell crecimiento Y de
I sarrollo lento y ditieuI
I toso de los ni1os, COM
I en- la convalescencia d
I casi todas las enfermeda
: des, acudase q la verda
: dera y legitima Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con
( fianza.
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PARTIDO FEDERAL
oF1C1NAS EN- SAN JUAN

~ senior Pressdente del Caserpo Ejecattno
por naoer mudado sn resideucia Santmrce'
{ de la tarde D. m. ue 10
Seorssorsa general; Fortaleza II, .altos d.
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Msffana debe legar San Juan el vapoi
americana Philadelphia. en- visje para ia Gual
ra escalas.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-13
THE WATER BUFFALO.
HOW THE INDIAN DRAUGHT BEAST HAS
ESTABLISHED ITSELF IN MANY LANDS.
From The Snactator.

From The Spectator
As beast Of draught the buffalo has astonishing
can plough in mud over its hooks. 1t is docile
h ~ can can SWIM SWIM river going TO and from work tow
ing in the shallow water by the banks, like the
path was made. 1t viii eat anything it can get
and asks only for indulgence, a good hours
swim or mud bath in the middle of the day. The
rice fields which feed so great a percentage of the
population Of Eastern Asia could scarcely be culti-
dairy animal that the percentage of butter in its
dairy cattle The result Is that II has becoms am
equal favorfte with the Hindoo, the Arab and the
agriculture Of the lower %ile Valley part " '"'
The great distance from its original home in
is evidence that the animal has a history Of an
2see ing adyentuTous kind were il possible to
indian indian jgngles' and then domesticated on the
reached, and been domesticated and plays a most
important part in Egypt Palestine, Southern Italy
Hungary. Turkey and Western Asia as far the
it has reached the west Coast Of Africa and is
established a beast Of draught and cultivation
win go further for it would be invaluable on the
great swamps Fashoda way. In the Far East the
ing It is beIieved fst learned its value rice
l. Of the South 1t has has beer been 9aannds 80 @ m
Philippines and the islands of the Malay Archi-
/ fui in British Guiana. Possibly the Italians who
| are crowding into South America will intro
4 It is by nature a brown and yellow mans beast
and only appreciated in Europe by the South Latin
| races =.
How did the buffalo get from India TO Afrca7
| Who first took IL to Egypt? How did II get from
| Egypt round TO the West Niger? And who brought
Il TO Italy, and whence? All these most inter-
esting questions. and the distance of time which
has elapsed since the animals were Introduced into
| Europe does fall beyond the historic period
| may possibly be answered. In Egypt for instance
| there exists pictorial record on the tombs and
elsewhere, covering many thousands Of years, in
which pictures of animals play an important part
II the first appearance of the water buffalo I'm these
paintings were noted. the date of its importation
from India 20 Egypt would be known. From in
Quiries kindly made by NJ. Maspero at the sugges
/ ton OF Lord Cromer, it appears that nowhere in
the long picture history of ancient Egypt does
| the water buffalo appear. The African buffalo is
seen there; not so the domesticated Asiatic