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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
LOGAN WOULD COME IN.
Representative VIII Come Here to
Talk Baseball.

WORD was received here last night
hhat Logan was anxious 70 secure a
place In the proposed baseball league.
President Joyce Of the Ogden club said
in a letter to Harry Josephs, that the
Logan fans would send representa-
tive during the week to meet with the
local magnates and talk the situation
over with them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Activity in Ajax and May Day the
Feature.

This afternoon trading on the ex-
change was rather dun except In Ajax
and May Day. over 1900 shares of
the first named stock came out at
prices under 20, and May Day was ter
ribly hammered to figures under 40
cents.
on news from Nephl Grand Central
gained strength and only 100 shares
could be loosened up at $3.50.
Firmness was shown by Daly-West
around 1873 and sales Of 500 Con. Mer-
cur were recorded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
DENVER BiDs 100000,
Coliseum Athletic Club Makes an
Offer for Jefi and Fitz.

Denver, Colo, March i2-The Col
iseum Athletic club will offer 500
600 purse or G5 per cent Of the gross
receipts for the Jeffrles- Fitzsimmons
fight. The officials talk Of holding the
contest II they succeed in landing IT,
at Arlington Park in this city and
viii construct an ampItheater to scat
20 900 peope
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Movement Has Been Launched by
Wheclmcn OF the City.

In all probability, a wheel club VIII
be organized in this city In the near fu-
ture. The movement has been launched
BY a number Of well known wheelmen
and they are confident the club could
be made success and that 1t would
have large and Influential member
ship. The object Of II would be 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
American Tourists at Cairo

Alexandria, Egypt March l2-The
party Of American tourists who arrived
here yesterday on board the White Star
liner Celtic from Kaifa. Palestine, but
whose debarkation was delayed by the
heavy sea then running, landed this
morning and proceeded for Cairo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
WhllncY,s IIorso Retter.

New York. March i2-W G, Whit
ney's $4,000 Ally, Endurance, by Right
which has been uear death from pneu-
monia, within the past IS hours, Is bet
ter and the veterinary In attendance
now expresses the belief that she VIII
recover
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays bank clearings amounted TO
s6SS,SS6 .O6. as against 1907 ,36i.l7 for the
same day last year.
President Neden OF the Commercial
club viii appoint his committees at an
early day, so that active work may be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
COUNTY APP0RTI0NMENT,
superintendent b. W. Ashton Today
Computes the Statistics.

b. w. Ashton, superintendent OF
county schools, today issued the fourth
county apportlonment on the
basis OF Is cents per capita. II Is as
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
GIRL's ROWLING CONTESTS,
Second Game of the Series Miss
Rawlins Won.

Yesterday afternoon the second game
pf the series in the girls bowling
league was played at the Brunswick
alleys and the scores were much better
than In the previous game, Miss Alta
Rawllns again carried OF first honors
by making score of ".
The scores OF the throo tenmA fol.
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- -
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes
the cause, Il. w, Groves signature
on every box. Price Is cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
P1ilLANDER KNOX.

in y o tn the GraN and
of IN
Paul
in OF
0ms pTa H. 0 II dhrmerUn
to-
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2i5 Main street,.
Wednesday March H. 1902.
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years Of age at the present time be-
lleye this Is generally accepted as cor
rect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

Children often inherit feeble digestive
power and cole OF more or less "
we're character results, Then the 1909 !
taken which is ell difficult 70 dlgsN
WHITES CREAM VERMlFUdE ath
as general and permanent tonic Pfis
25 cents. Il. c. NJ |. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

why not use sANITARlUM F0oDS'
They are ready for Instant use pure
aud wholesome. 81, Helena SanIlarium
Food Co
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SALE SET ASIDE.
Judge Hall Makes Such Orders in
Raleigh Estate Case.

Judge Hall this morning set aside the
sale Of certain real property belonging
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

gin at the earliest date. The general
Impression Is that the clu5 has come
TO stay, and strong effort viii be
made 70 secure the establishment OF a
department Of mines and mining In
the government at Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

a decree quietlng title IN plaintiff
was rendered by Judge Hall this morn
ing in the case of James Winter VS. the
Utah Central Railway company The
property involved Is "a acres in Sec
ton q, township north range west,
and lies just Vest of the Jordan river.
The judgment was by default.
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SerViciO de COrreOS.

81 Ibien en- tiempos normales eli
servicio de correos CON ID isla de ca.
Zebra, no revists mayor importancia,
en- los actua!ea momentos por Ell con
trario, tiene muchx, exceptional.
No solo ha Aumentado muy conside
rxblemente ell I'd nero de cartAs, n
no que el pdblico estk kvido de reci-
Dir noticias directas = rxpidas de II
citada islA CON mctivo de. Las manic
bras navales.
De esperAr es que en- yex del ser
vicjo Alterno que hoy teuemos con
Oulebrs, ne dispusiese m servicio
diario y en- vez del ut:lizar botes y
bslAndros se hagA 81 trasports por
vapores pequenos.
Dado 81 POGO sismpo que hsn de
durAr Las maniobras, 81 gs.to no se
ria excesivo = 81 p6bliso quedsrfa %
tiafscho.
On vapor one disriamsnte sale.
ra De San Juan admitieudo a'ganos
psssjsros, cubrirfa per festamente 81
dste de aqusl.
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La opinion pdblica.

New York. Nvbre Is 10 A. M.
La opinion pdblica en- Colon
bia Sc inclina q que ell gobierno
llegue d un acuerdo con 81 de los
Estados Unidos que en- NADIA PERU
dique la integridad nacional. de-
sean los colombiAnos ademas que
las negociaciones del Canal sean
ultimadas de modo satisfactorio, y
ansian La solucion de aqu6llas para
que, caanto antes, Sc de principle
q las obras, 10 que vendr1a & ali
war poderosamente ia angustiosa
situaci0n porque atraviesa Ell pals.
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Twas de gSpa1a.
Ojo que Interest,".

en- Ella Luna. San Francisco
85 se realism 6 precios de uuemsx6n
los sigufentes artfculos.
Batistas de dolores de s centa.
vos 6 8 ctvos.
Psrcal de color de 6 ctvos & 4.
Muaelina blanca de Gordon de
8 centavos "A.
SAtenes anchos de 10 ctvs. &c.
Limo estampado Ultima novedad
de 10 centavos { 6.
Museliua color mota bordada de
Is centavos & 8
Percal asul marino CT entero de
6 c~entavos.G a.
Percal nans6 CT Gordon aneho
de IL centavos 8.
Camisas blAncas para csballaro
de 76 centavos x.25.
LAnillas negra5 labradas supe.
rior q de 90 etvs. & is. 20, y IS.
Mertno-negro para trsie de sa.
nora, de 30 ctvs. 6 10, 20 y 25.
Olan de ancho, de 8 ctvs & g..
! Dan de Ancho, de 6 ctvs 6 A.
Oisn clase superior de IL centa
vos & 8.
Olan clase superior de 8 centa.
vos Sc.
Por Of dltimo vapor se scsb, De
Efeclbir no gran surtiao de gasas De
seds de q TINA novadad propios pa.
RI traie de novia y baile.
Alpaca negra de 81 6 40 y so
centavos vara.
CAsimires ingleses lana de 9 a q
sos Y medic I'll Is y 1.6O ctvs vars,
Driles mallorqnines azareados
de % & 40 y 80 centavoa vara.
BAtistas blancas de i vara y
cuarta de aneho dc 10 ctYs 4 6,
Tiras boraadas y entredos 6 pre-.
clos nmitados.
Ok .l Msd,a. ae sa para se-ora, De
Drilss de color { 10 8 J 8 ssnta.
vos vArA.
oorsss para seiora { 30 J Is
Akqainas para eoaer { precios
Oret0nAs as hilo para sxbanas,
&4y6 reAles vara.
nj fsrrocafril dc circuuyala.
ei6n ha extsndido ri iinea hasta II
hacienda eEstrellas, Jurisdiction de
Ponce.
Falleei6 q Mayaenax q vesi.
no Dc II Marina HotontriOnAl. don
Joa6 HernAl1dex. Sn ontiorr0 tuyu
efsOto N u tardo del lunes, asistien.
CO q piadoso acto m1ehoo amigos
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de mafiana 8 sea eli <TAnk. given

de mAhana 8 Sea Ell <TAnk. given
day..
DIR. SALDANA.
Ha regrasado de "a inspect ION
& ID Isla, eli doctor don J: M. Salaa.
he, inspector general del Distrito
Norte. No Were hoy muy bien i'm.
presionado de In hygiene de los pue.
bios que visit6 aunque oil pudo oh.
servar que ss trAb&ja CON buena 70.
luntad por las autoridAdes de SAM.
dad.
MULTADO.
Aver fac arrestado por el AL.
guacil del Juzgado de PAz de Gate.
drAl Ell marine o de guerra del va
por eLeydens surto en- esta bahia,
A. Is. g. Herman, por 81 suceSo
ocurrido On 10 plaza principal 81 do.
mipgo ppdo, siendo u:sto en- liber'
tad despues de pagan 10 nulta i'm
puesta.
CAPTURADO.
De 6rden del Juex de PAz de
Cathedral eli guardia Soltero detuvo
en- eli MORO al soldado de artilleris,
Otto Bernhard por haber urbado
10 pas Fd5lica eli dia % an In plaza
principal.
DETENIDO.
Ri Marshal del Jusgado Dc Paz
de Cathedral detuvo aver & Mr..
Shore, que fue Acusado de venaer
ciga1rillos sin los ~estampillas AMIR.
j. ]. Pohl.
MJLTADOS.
hi Juex Kopel Impulse estA ma'
mana tres dollarA de multA & Jovino
Rodrigusz 6 I SAC Moves, por altsrar
10 par ptb.ica.
lDECOMIsO.
Ri inspector de Sandal b.
rrAntes, decomis6 aver avarios co.
merciantes de esla plaza rs quinta.
les de bacalao que estabAn en- mal
estAao Oh q or Ia 6rden fusrt n
quemados detras de 10 c&reel do
PuertA de I'll srra.
ARCHIVADA.
El Attorney General no hs to.
mado en- consideration 10 petici6n
de indulto que hiciera ell verdugo
Vicente NAxario que fac multado
por eli Juez de PAx de CAyey, por
alterar In par p6blica.
LAUREL.
Esta tarde tom6 puerto ell W.
por de FAros, que llsvA aquel nom.
bre. SAldr& On brevs para terminar
10 vista de inspection.
A LA VISTA.
Esta ma6ana 6 las once pas6 &
10 vista del puerto nm remolcador
conduciendo dos lanehones. hi rum.
DO que llevabA era hacia Culebra.
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CuatrerOS.

De a'gdn tempo 6 esta pArte ID
pransa de 10 isis hA dado cuenta de
difsrentes robos de 6 anado qua so
estAn hacienda en- ID isia y por 10 que
80 We Ion cuAt:aros se van extendisn
do mss de 10 qua al principle sc Gre
vera.
Los cuatreros suelsn esta- por
10 regular en- combinas.6a CON psrso
MSS que raafden ca eli interior de las
poblaciones. y buero SCI que % I'll j
10 poli,f f. en- clio, obteniendo cond
aendas, q quiere dar pr0ato con los
merodaadores.
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Maxine Gomez.

New York Nvbre. Is 10 A M.
FL generalisimo del Ejercito Lii
bertador Cubano esta tomando ac-
tivisima parte en- ell arreglo de la
huelga general ocurrida en- la Ha-
bana. La Influenza de Maxine Go
mez en- la Federation de trabajado-
res de aquella Capital considerase
decisiva para la termination de la
citada huelga.
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Ell %ej6rcito frances.

NV York Nvbre. 26 10 A.. M.
Comunican de Paris que ,en Ell
eiercito frances armenian las en-
fermedades y que Sc nota en- 81 una
alarmante mortalidad a causa del
ineremento de ~aquellas. Este asun-
to preocupa sacramento la atenci6n
del gobierno, y prominentes m6ai-
cos de la Republica han sido llama
dos para que traten de estudiar las
causas que determinan ell azote de
que esta siendo victima ell ejerci-
to.
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d DE
PropOsiciones
rechazadas.

New York Nvbfe. 26 10 "A. M
Ell gobierno de Colombia ha re-
,chazado las proposiciones del de-
Washington acerca de las negocia-
clones del Canal de Panama. Ell mi
nistro Concha ha recibido instruc-
clones de 81 gobierno q este res
pecto, y las negociaciones han sido
por ahOra suspendidas,
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Successes de la Habana

New York Nvbre. 26 10 Ia. M.
La huelga general de trabaja-
dores en- la capital de Cuba conti-
n1a a1n. La e~xcitaci6n de los huel-
guistas Sc ha calmado. Las autori-
dades interviewer en- ell asunto y SO
cree probable que este sea en- breve
resuelto y los obreros vuelvan a los
tallereS.
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en- arTiendO.

Sc do an Arriendo una propie.
dsd compuesta de 173 cuerdAs dc
TERRA pfopias para cafa6 pAstos,
sitA en- el bArrio Aguacate pueblo
de Yabacoa; tenemoa llanos y sobre.
uAnos.
@ 1ien h interese pualas dirigir
sus propOsiciones On Arroyo dom
JnaD e. Alfonso y en- Naeva York
zoo West 70 Ia 81. I'll doctor don
Jose A. Diax.
rs 10
Han fallecido en- Ponce Marfa
Mercedes Dapena y Esguna y Con.
suelO Gutierrez y MAld0naao.
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Han eontraiao mAtrimonio 81
Ponce, Marcslino Tore seen Ercila
Santana FrAncisco Gartf1 con
Ramona E~scolkstica Nisvsa.
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la UNION

Este acreditsdo Salon de Bar
beria y perfumerja sito en- i Gale
de San Joss IL, Baios del Casino
Hspanol, frentex Il fotogra6a al
senor Colorado, estk introducieudo
grandes mejOras y CuentA CON tres
competentes operarios.
Precio de cadA saryieio 30 etvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
Sc encuentra en- Ponce eli sa.
nor Luis Costas Farrer, ex-aloalde
de p. fuelas.
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Victor HuSt6--SuCeSOr de G. Tinaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN JUAN T. B.
SAN JUAN P. B.

arandes novedades en- aIhajas dc Orc, , Plata con Brnantes , pic
aras dnas. Complete surtdo en- Reojes de ORC. Plata nikelada, Aosro,
Nke,, y Enchapado de orc, con maqunas De las acelnalas marcas
<Roskopf-Tnaud Patent, Waltham, Elgin, The Ansonia Clock Co. 8: &.
Lentes y Espguelos de todas classes con CRLSTALES DR. ROCA GA
RANTlzADo = Mdros eYeciaAs segun -reoetas De los Sis ocul,stas:
Cuhertos De platas fnaS de metal blanco cuadruple PLATEAD0
garantizaao.
: Agentes para las camaras productos fotografcos EASTMAN KODAK
co.. & IGUAIES PRECIOS que en- los Estaaos Uniaos.
Rewolvers, Escopetas, Rifles Do Repetition con Is tiros-Ia. De Salon
De las acreditadas marcss COLT, SMITH, & WESSOMy WINCHESTER,
MARLIN y accessories de todas classes.
Taller De repaIaGones de Relojera y Platera, atenlilo por opera
rios que han hecho So aprendisaje en- Las mejores hbricas de Ffanca J
Suiza.
Sc hacen envfos q cualquier punto De Ia Isa, admitiendo la dsvolu-
cnn de- TODD articulo que no satisaga al comprador.
PRECIOS FLOS 7 MuY EQUITATTVOS.
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Para aliv..sr esa irritation qce :
sienten aquellos que padecen alguna &
Affection >bronquia1, las Pasfillas G
Bronquiales de Brown, SON -muy y
titles. Remedio sin igua1 para Ia L
tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta. 6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Enla m3quina 90 liver. SO pue.
de CO .Iibir stb:e papel rayado. La
co ;rtt, ra de direeciones en- sobres ea
faci isi 40. Age-t ., Reyro Dis &
s ancntz Morales, San J aan Paerto
Rico.
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Nm ssta tipograda % hass toda
elase ID trabs5og { preeios mt6aeos.
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A'gunas se noritas y. j6venes
de LAres preplranse para examiner.
sc de prcfesores en- los pr6xlmos
ex&Menes de Enero.
Para curor u Ref4ad0 en- I'm dld
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DM BRoMo
QulNlNA. II bOticarto le devolyer6 eli dinerO fl
no 90 cura a frma de II. w. GROVE &c hsIa
El simzlAcro Gel brado eli do.
m1ngo por los boMbsros De MAYA.
gusz result6 may lucido.
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Il Dc Sc0u cura
Ia Emulsion &c Scott est7 hecha para
cura1' Y realmente cura. Por ESQ ST. ffama es
universal. Las initaciones est1n hechas para
Yender,p en- otras palabras, para especular con
Ia gran ffana de Ia original de Scott Por ESQ
les ponen norabres parecidos, calculando que as1
Sc hace mas facil at1apar q los incautos. La
virtud no esta en- la similaridad de nombres.
81 merito y la efcac1a estan en- los compo-
nentes y en- la reputation de Ia casa de Scott
& Bovine. Las imitaciones, lejos de curar,
empeoran en- muchos casos. xx ~4rz=zs~y~~
F-7 Hsbma spaanbr A. 1902
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l&H mn n1 @ lido I prmas%o 81 a appetite y POGO sn : p~ me % s. n % n% mas M aa ny =
- I'll rga~n y e@psn mehcmntnq que Sc dMa eutnhna aae de heado de
<sZzge@ 1ns al ean%o % nee % aniap %p % %% d s %%s M% m " e%a pnp p"%n@
Qk Rb me rnJennd .nasy mmn en- los ne"o~ pmdpamna una que ae
- d. 1ss%s.' y "a M: "@ ss s.% ss mo : sSs = % %s. dc H": ss Ia s @a ;% !:
80 & n@%% g% sqe n la d amn1 dndpn T m s%f P rs. %s e m g~a6n AL m e%mm @s
A ~ pnsh @aGe que M que o me 5aah o ns ha dmmsd% Or
s$5=@=%a e s"%sss & s% dc G H1 s%s e S%# i hs s% .%n %a"%' % % "$ ss @
om pepr.an~ gu o,@ % es e% %@ g as p9 @g5s b s%7 De- V %s s y % gs% % p@" tempo '""' "~'
ANTONIO GARCIA
Gale de Neptune 1885, HApao Cuba
Las Tabas de ormoa de Scott &Bone son la m@r fma de m la ornoa Cad.
tahea oondene unad m igml' uten s eRco sin eard pedn ell ea@mago
SCOTT & BOVINE, Qufmicos, NUEvA YORK.
'endeio de Coleg. cua1er@. Victor H%g6-Sucor lee. Tnaud
nsm en- . puua.a D. ma@r4 est part. PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN mAN P
:$:::$: 3: as $ IN: = 80: 49, =: 4 : = :i$:| ~ &C.,; e. ): .ss s:$;$ q: $ = 8 60 So q; 3: 4 :: :s$s:: I
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Agapito del Toro.
JaclntO TeXidOf y Alcala
del 0lmO,

AVOCADO NOTARIo.
/, Fierce en- todos los Tribuna.
les de 10 Is1a.
Allen 80 altos San Juan.
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tlBlEanANIs
HERVICIO ESPECIAL

LA CORRESPONDENCE
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otas preparedness que no son oma cosa que eganabobos. De Vs. con gradtud,
AN
Gale de Neptune 238, Habapa, Cuba.
Las Tabletas de Creosota de Scott & Bovine son la meior fonna de ton
tabeta contene INA dosis igual. Surten 81 efecto sin echar & prd
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos,
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III terr0Cefril dc cirCunYAla'
ei6n ha extsndido ri Inca hasta Ii
hacisnda sEstrella., jurisdiccf6n 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-18
YIELD or WINTER WHEAT.
Outlook is Encouraging for Large
 Crop.

New York. April 17.-Aeeordlns to ais. patches to R. q. Dun < Co. the outlook Is encouraging for a large yield or VII. ,. ter wheat At most points the acreage IF ' equal to or larger than last years. sn, "A, even in the few reports of q decreases area the loss Is only put at 10 per cent. while the most hopeful stAtefnents make the increase 30 per cent.
 On the whole, there appears to nave been little loss during Nhe winter from weather conditions. slthonsh at fey points the snow protection was light. Damage by insects Is less serious than year ago ~ is the lack of moisture, which ts causing g anxiety. In 8 number of States Witn average weather during the rest of the season, however there is every reason to anticipate a yield above the average. ana probably fully equal to lost years large production. The liberal demand and good prices of the previous season would nat uraily tend to stimulate operations 90 he expected but estimates of condition are more sanguine than the government report on April l which may De due to favorable weather during the last few weeka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-18
LATEST FROM SECRETARY ROOT. Ways to the Right of Him and Be
 hind Him-wigwags in Front.

New York Times. ~ .l
 Here is the latest story about secfe' tary of War Root: ,,,,.
 It was at the military tournament Tha general review of the troops had peen concluded, and that part of the prosrafn had been reached where one Of the eig- nal corps appears Tn the nembers came. each man bearing a flag in the left hand and 9. lantern in the right
 What the dickens do they carry Ian terms for?'' asked a gentleman near to the Secretary.
 At that moment the lights in the gar der, were turned low, whereupon one nearer was prompted to suggest:
 Maybe it is in order that they may De able to locate themselves"
 "or perhaps" said another, 50 that they may make light of their work
 An wrong" said third iY the party who was watching the drill (which vas being done without any commands. "1tt because they don't need 1 lantern iawed Iusty iunked captain to direct them.
 Secretary Root turned with depfe- eating look to the speakers.
 "GentlenieYi. gentlemen" he said This is worse than the other light brigade with their cannon to right of them. cannon to left of them Here am I with wags 10 the right of me wags to the left Of me. wags behind me. and-wis"aEs In front of me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-18
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prsfeAsor William E. Scott of Prince. ion. who presided as toastmaster at the dinner of the American Philosophical So- ciety of Philadelphia recently. announced to the hundred or so famous men who sat around the tables that he occupied hle post unwillingly, and then. to prove his point and show how little he relished the position in which he was standing, he told this story:
 rim and Clancy were walking through the wilds of New Jersey, bound for New York, when Tim spled wildcat crouch cd in the branches of a tree near the road. Clutehing his companion by the arfn, and poihtIns excltedly to the beast.
 Clancy. do yez see that fine Maltese cat9 Ofve Trind on Yasey Street as wud give forty dollars fur Ut. Stand yeZ under now, an Oill so up an shake her dune. All yez'll have to do is to howid her.
 Clancy did as he was told, and Tim went up and shook and shook until the eat did absolutely tumble. Clancy grab bed her. When there came q. moments luli in the cyclone of fur and Clancy ana dust and grass. the wondering Tim. looking .An fron0 aoovA.. called down r
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-18

eanor, by Robert Ryan: Elderohe. by Box Elder: Bob Mccormick. by Big Way; Gold Brick, by Hal Parker: Cotiilon. by Baron Rogers: International Queen. by Tom Exnm; Vice Regal by Vise Regent; Cousin Madse, Ma by Brown. @ rllsd Hai; r, Kinc n Reflector: China Maid, by Mckinney; Dorothy Wilton. by Wilton: ana Mary. anna, by Jack Lucky. Internaticnal Queen was second in 2;1o s-4 at Memphis last fall. but did not look like | high. class pacer. Fred IL started in the Chamber of Commerce last year and was second In one of the heats: but the n tine n. was slow and the field poor. ip addition to which Fred H. is not tho sort Of lock- CT one would think had chance in classic. Cousin Madge was touted some last fall as able to beat 2:le
 Whether Mir. Plant has gotten Alabama far enough advanced in her work to make her a possible etarter is not known, but Montgomerians who became very fond of the mare feel q deep interest a n her and would certainly like to zee ner start in the first big pacing event of the coming season.