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New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
PARTRIDGE LOWS GUEST.
POLICE COMMISSIONER IN CONFERENCE
WITH THE MAYOR AT HIS
COUNTRY HOME.

Police Commissioner Partridge had CONFER
ence with Mayor Low at the Starbuck man
sion the Mayors country house. on Milton
Point. at Rye. last night They talked over the
police situation, and considerable significance
was attached to the conference, because OF the
rdmors-denied yesterday by Mayor LoW-thil
there was dissatisfaction with Colonel fdi- :
tridges administration of the Police Depart
ment, and that he to retire.
Mayor Low with Commissioner Partr1dee,-leIe
New-York at $50 p. m.. on his steam yacht. the
Surprise, and steamed the Sound arriving
at the American Yacht Club. at u O'CLOCK Inc
Mayor was met at the club by his coachman
ard with his guest, driven to his country
home in a two seated open surrey. As they
drove into the grounds they chatted pleasantly
and Commissioner Partridge commented on the
fine appearance of the Mayors place. Inc COM
missioner and the Mayor dined together anu
then adjourned to the library, where theS
lighted cigars and conversed earnestly and long
At 10 o'clock Mayor Low said to lrlpuile
renorter: There Is nothing to be given out
1 have nothing to say about the coiiiei ieio
Good night
Mayor Low put a quietus yesterday on the
stories about the possible immediate retirement
of Commissioner Partridge from the foi0e De
partment, by saying:
''Au of the sensational stories IN the papers
to-day about the resignation of Commlssloner
Partridge are without any foundation 1heIe
is no truth in the statement that Colohel ai
ridge has rendered his resignation.
This daily rumor that am going 10 Iesis
bores me- Commissioner Partridge SAID
have no intention of resigning
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
INTEREST IN SELF-HELP IDEA.
REPORT OF PEOPLES UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
SOCIETY SHOWS SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

REPORT OF PEOPLES UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
SOCIETY SHOWS SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
The fourth annual report OF the Peoples Univer-
sty Extension Society of New-1ork, just MADE
pubic shows that successful year has been
passed This has been made possible by the con-
tinued interest and support of many leading bust
moss men of the city to whom the self-help idea
in teaching appeals with special force The inter
est in the work the society in the last year was
keener than in any of the previous years. and for
that reason the officers of the societies throughout
the various boroughs more enthusiastic than
ever about It's continued success.
The classes in all departments growing
steadily and several dates have been added TO the
schedules OF some of the societies to meet the de-
mand of persons in the neighborhood.
Courses for mothers hygiene and sanitation
and the care of children still form the largest de-
partment OF the work, the report stating that the
ignorance existing among tenement mothers on
these subjects is appalling" The work of the
day nurseries is spoken of and praised, and also
the courses of elementary manual training.
Ing dressmaking economic cooking physical cult
ure CiVicS and American history.
The financial report of j. Eugene Whitney. the
secretary and treasurer. shows that balance OF
81 O including the fund is in the treasury.
A complete schedule OF the courses under the yart
Gus societies is given.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
"BABY TAYLOR" REACHES HOME.
CONFUSED REPORTERS BY TALKING ITAL-
IAN-RECEPTION BY FRIENDS
AND NEIGHRORs.

Cincinnati June 6.-Afargaret Taylor. who was
ltdnaored from this city four years ago.
arrived here to-day. accompanied by her parents
and her brother Edward. three years old. whom she
had never seen till they met in New-1ork THIS
week Baby Taylor as she became known nere'
was met at the depot by force of newspaper re-
norters who interviewed her. some of whom she
Confused by conversing in Italian. When the paIly
reached their home in CumminsVille there was an
oyafion of neishbors and sympa thizing friends
Interest here centres in the extraoltlon OF te
a,nf Clara TAYLOR, from Italy and the appcaIlon
Al Columbus for the pardon OF her sranu1lother
and Miss Frances Taylor. another aunt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
LIBEL SUIT FOR HALF 4 MILLION
WOMAN WANTS THAT AMOUNT FOR BEING
MADE A CORRESPONDENT.

rhA trial of the suit of Mrs Minnie T. Riker, of
No I West Sixty-eghth-st, against Mrs Josephine
Klopton began yesterday before Justice Greenbaum
In the Supreme Court The suit is for 100000 dam
ages for alleged libel and sander. The justice de-
MED motion for q dismissal, saying tha1 a prliha
facie case had been made out
Mrs Riker allegea that she was hbelled by being
named as correspondent in suit for divorce brought
by Mrs Klopton in this State against her husband
W-illiam G klopton Mrs. klopton was klopton s
second wife Klopton got a divorce from her in
North Dakota in 1898 on the ground of cruelty and
ahandonnent Mrs Klopton subsequently contested
This divorce but il confirmed, ana then she
sued in this State divorce, MAJ tanning thaI Inc
Dakota decree was invalid in New-1ork she
named Mrs Riker as correspondent The latter was
then living at No Y West Ninety -slXth-st AROUND
the corner from hotel at which Klopton lived
Thts suit is still pending.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
BRIAN DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
ANYTHING TO DOWN HILL" THE SLOGAN OF
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRACY.

ANYTHING TO DOWN HILL THE SLOGAN OF
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRACY.
The Liberal Democracy. made up OF radical, free
silver Chicago Platform Democrats. who believe
that Bryan should President, will hold a State
convention this afternoon at O'Clock in Cooper
Union Their slogan is Anything to down Hill"
They dent care much how they knock out the
gentleman of wolfert's Roost. II they do It
with chloroform, all right; otherwise, an axe will
90 Just as well II IS be anti-FIil first and
all the time. The managers say that the conven-
ton to-day will be attended by go delegates 2l0 of
whom VIII be from this county. Their platform Will
declare for direct nomination Of candidates by the
people and government ownership of franchises.
or1e of the names being considered for the head of
The ticket are Jay Forrest. OF Albany; ex-Assem-
blvrlar Edgar L. Ryder. Of Sing Sing; William s.
Ram of Buffalo Henry Savage. of Holland Pat
ent and ]. A. Hanlon. OF Medina, Collector Of the
Pert OF Buffalo under Cleveland.
Melvin @. Palliser. one Of the local managers of
the organization, said last night that they eX-
toected 20 poll at least thousand votes In the
state This number Will enable them TO run a
state ticket in 1904 without circulating petitions in
al The counties they Will have 10 do this fall.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
GROTON, CONN.
A. noted Its shipbuildfDg industry. Illus
frated description of the work carried
there, to-morrow's Tribune.
NEW FRONT FOR ST. BARTHOLOnEW'S

TO BE GIVEN BY MRS CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND.
Stanford White, of the firm of McIiim, Mead &
White has been engaged by Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bt to design a new front for st. Barthoomew's s
Church Madison-ave and Forty-fourth-st-,
memorial to her husband. The design will be made
with especial attention to framing adequately two
sets of bronze doors for the entrances. 1t
Mrs Vanderbilt's original intention to give the
doors only, but consultation she came TO feel
they could not be off properly by the pres
frames and arches the whole front Will be
remodeled The work both the doors and the
church will begin soon; in fact the front of the
church will be torn down probably next week. The
scheme OF design OF the bronze doors and the
front Mr. White is not yet willing disclose. how
ever. The total cost is said be about 10000
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. June 7.-Closng: wheat-Spot dull: No
Northern spring IS 32d; No California Is 5sd:
quiet; July, 5s load; September. Ad Corn-Spot
quiet, American mixed new, 9d American mixed old
IS Cd futures quiet; July nominal September. 9sd
October 5s tsd Peas-Canadlan steady 6s led Flour
st Louis fancy winter firm SIS I'd Hops at London
Pacinc CoasD firm. tt 10sf5 dull.
mess 9Ss 9d Pork steady. prime Western. 76s
Hans-Short cut Ia to l6 10. hrm. SIS Bacon hrm
Cumberland cut. 26 to 30 II. sd. short
10 04s I'd; long clear middles light Is to "a 10. 55s
long clear middles heavy 80 70. 54s;
backs 10 TO 70 10 54s Cd clear bellies II TO 10 10.
Shouidtrs-Square. ii 1a 39s Cd
mai t.heese steady; American white do
new OILS; American finest colored new sos
Lard STEADY American In pals as: prime
srn In tierees 52s. Talow-Prime city steady. aOs Sd
Turpentlne-Spirits strong. 36s Sd. Rosln-Comnon
ssesay' As I'D Petroieum-Rehned I'd. Linseed OIL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
THE DINE HOME AGAIN.

HER MISSION OF RELIEF FINIsHED-BRINGs
RORAIMA SURVIVORS.
The United States auxiliary cruiser Dixie,
which sailed from this port May IA with sup
plies for sufferers from the volcanic eruptions
at st. Pierre, Martinique, and st. Vincent,
B. w. L, returned here yesterday. The Dixie
left Fort de France homeward bound May 81.
She anchored for the night off Tompkinsville and
will go to the Navy Yard to-day
The Dixie brought MessrS. Morris and Evans
survivors of the crew of the Quebec Line steamer
Roraima, which was sunk in the harbor of ST.
Pierre when Mont Pelee's first eruption took
place Nav g
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Municipal Civil Service Commission yester-
day ratified the appointment of S. William Bris-
coe now assistant secretary of the commission, as
secretary to succeed George McAneny, who will
sever his connection with the commission next
Monday.
Dr. James Rosedale will lecture on the subject
From Dan to Beersheba" Sunday evening in
the Auditorium at Ninety-second-st and Lexing-
ton-ave., under the auspices of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association. The lecture will be illustrated
by stereopticon views.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-F P Fish, of Boston; n. V. V.
Franchot, exMayor of Olean, and Viscount de
Alte, Portuguese Minister at Washington. FIFTH
AVENUE-General Simon Bolivar Buckner, of
Kentucky; Governor Odell and Congressman
Galusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania. HOLLAND
DR.. G. S. Ruggles. Of Chicago, and Robert P. Lin
derman. of South Bethlehem, Penn. IMPERIAL
s. Harrison Wagner, of New-Haven; T. Roosevelt
Scovel, of New-Haven, and Dennap Thompson, the
actor. MURRAY HILL-Dr. J. j. Putnam, of Bos
ton. and F. D. Kilburn. New-York State Superin-
tendent of Banks. NAVARRE-Captan R. A.
S. A VICTORIA-John NJ. Mack, Of Philadelphia.
WALDORF-The Hon. N P. Davis. Of Ottawa,
and Mayor S. N. Parent of Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
NEW STATION FOR GREENWICH.

Greenwich. Conn, June (SpeciaD.-There has
been so much complaint the part of the patrons
of the New-York New-Haven and Hartford Rail-
road here that the company has finally consented
to build handsome stone station. similar those
at Rye and Larchmont. There will be building
on each side OF the track with underground
passageway connecting, to avert the danger
Of crossing the tracks.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
DECISION AGAINST CONTENT AFFIRMED.

THE APPELLATE DIVISION APPROVES DENIAL OF
PERMANENT INJUNCTION AGAINST METRO
PoLITAN STREET RAILWAY
The AnneIIate Division of the Supreme Court yes
+ardav handed down a decision affirming the order
o4 Jnstice Gilderseeve in the case of Harry Con-
tent and another against the Metropolitan street
Railway Company, the Interurban Street railway
Comnany and the Metropolitan Securities Company
The action was brought restrain the delivery Of
q lease by the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany of all its franchises ana other property 10 ~
Tnterurban Street Railway Company. Justice
CiIdersleeve denied the motion to continue an IN
junction restraining the delivery of the lease pend
ing the trial of the case; -, ,, %
Justice Mclaughlin, the writer OF the opinion OF OF
the court saws that the granting of an lnJunctlon
lists largely in the discretion of the Special Term
ana the Appellate Court will interfere unless it
clearly appears that the discretion was Improperly
everrjsed The court is of the opinion that the
facts set forth justified the lower court in refusing
10 continue the injunction - -
similar case brought by Isidor Wormser was
decided at the same time. The order was afnrned
for the rea sons stated in the Content case.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Gravesend
Games Of the New-York Athletic Club Travers leland
2 p m.
Liberal Democratic Party Convention Cooper Union 3
p.
Meeting stationary engineers consider coal strike
No. 163 East Fify-fourth-st., D. m; hremen meet
No. 1913 Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
DOLL ARRAIGNs JUDGES.

W. F. Doll who some time ago brought suit in
a effort compel the Park Department to allow
him to ride bicycle the Speedway, recently
was arraigned in the Court of Special Sessions for
sending out men to parade the streets with signs
was convicted and was allowed to go under a sus-
pension of sentence. The justices Of the Court of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
Z. p. ADDS TO ITS PURCHASE.
SAID TO HAVE SECURED s15oeo.eoo MORE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STOCK.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company, which in
February 1901 purchased s75.oo00co Of the stock of
the Southern Pacific Company. is reported good
authority have acquired recently additional
sl5 100000 Of that stock with the object of safe
guarding tts control Of the Southern Pacific against
speculative attack. The total authorized stock of
the Southern Pacific Company is s2-1on,9o. Of
which about slss 0eo0o0 is outstanding. The
age market price of the for the last few
weeks been about 81 which figure the SIS 900
ssadtional stock would have cost the Union Pacfnc
e 500 esa
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07

specis Sessions Yesterday received copies OF let
ter signed .syy F. DOLL which they consioefeo
insulting Portions of the letter read as foilo"s'
Good citizens respect the appointed aoIn m i
traitors of the law. but have much pity ts 10. -
norance. Injustice and malice or bumpt1oushess'
particularly in any one placed in authority.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
GENERAL ELECTRIC MEETING.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF PER CENT DECLARED
AND ONE OF eeas PER CENT ON THE COM
MON CAPITAL. STOCK, PAYABLE IN
COMMON STOCK ON JULY Is.

COMMON STOCK On JUL ID.
-. directors of the General Electric Company
r,et here Yesterday and declared quarterly dtvi-
dend of per cent. In addition dividend of 66 2-3
ner cent on the common capital stock of the COM
nany was declared, payable in common stock on
.1r1v X 1902 to the holders of common stock of
r.oord ot The close of business Wednesday,
T,r 25 The stock transfer books will not be closed.
The Capitalization of the General Electric Com
many was reduced by 20 per cent August II, 1898
from s34 72 900 TO $50 s27 600 of which s1s276ooo
common stock and 81 551 eO was preferred. All
cept $500 of the preferred has since then been ex-
cha nPed share for share. for common stock In
Ie00 the common stock increased by S4,415000
10 redeem the s. debentures On May 5. 1902.
the stockholders voted authorize an increase of
The capitaI stock from S25 242 200 TO S4500000 Out
of the additional ss 5 500 the 90 % per cent stock
dividend will be distributed to the shareholders,
thus reimbursing them for the reduction suffered
by them in 1895
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
low PRICE FOR COFFEE

Rio No. spot coffee sold yesterday at 5A cents
the lowest price record 1t reached 51a cents in
December. 1882, and in March, 1898 Futures are
quoted about so points below the previous low
points, which were reached in December, 1899
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
E. & W.

Sunrise Sunset Moon sets m s53 Moons az.
HIGH WATER.
AMSandy Hook $50 Gov. Island s:52 He'll Gate 1o:41
I. P.M-Sandy Hook S3S Gov. Island
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07

THE BREWERS ASSOCIATION
will hold its annual convention nt saf"toe'
NEXT week Portraits of some of the dele
80. with Interesting information regard
ing the convention, in to-morrow's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

liverpool 6Saed. steamer Cymrtc CBr). Ransom,
New
Lizard June 8. 80 m-Passed. Kensington
fFsrp Thompson. New-York Antwerp.
Plymouth 6. m-Arrtved. steamer PENNSYLVANIA
Ger Spliedt. Cherbours Hamburg
land proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON. June g. 1880 = m-Sailed.
guste Victoria Ger. Kaempf from Hamburg for
New-York vi Cherbourg
London June 6-Arrved. steamer British Prince (Br).
Smith. New Antwerp.
Kfnsale. June 6-Passed steamers PhilP tTrl Bones
Quebec; TaurIc (Brl. Caven. New-York for
Liverpool.
Neville. June 6-Sailed steamer Astoria tBO. Wilson
from Glasgow for New-YorK
& IL 40 y nl-Arrved.
bismarck Ger Barends. New-York Plymouth
for Hamburg taud proceeledl.
Boulogne. June G. 9:l5 m-Saied. steamer Noordam
Dutch, Bonter from Rotterdam for New York
Settin June 4-Sailed. steamer Ncomeda Geri. Fake.
New-York
Algiers June 2-Sailed steamers Carmete (Rr). from
E,mredocle for New-York: 4th 81 Kilda tEr).
Cafferata from Norfolk.
Said. June 6-Arrived Higlen
ford New York for Singapore. Manila
PernambuCo. June ARRIVED. Wordsworth CBelg)
Graham. New-York for Rio
Montevdeo May i9Arrived steamer Ashley tBrl Bevis
New
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
no HAVE SUMNER FESTIVAL TODAY

The Association of Former German Students
which was recently organized will have It's
mer festival at Glenwood. Long Island, to-day.
There VIII be kommers in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
Announcements.

Missoula. Tetonka.
Two New Collars.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
THE MARTINIQUE DISASTER.


prisoners who have been
confined at Bermuda. Photos
showing scenes in the priS-
oners camp, and description
of the life led by the prison
erS there.
THE SUBURBAN.
This great handicap which
opens the season at Sleeps
head Bay track will be run
on June IA. Pictures of some |
of the prominent thorough
breds entered for the race
and some well known jock
eys, the new clubhouse, with
names of former winners
and interesting incidents of
previous races.
ANNUAL GAMES AT TRAVERS
ISLAND.
This very interesting func-
ton of the N. Y. A. c. will
be held to-day. The best re-
port of the various contests
and attractive pictures.
PRINCETON STUDENTS.
The boys at Princeton will
have their annual parade in
fancy costume and the base
ball game between Yale and
Princeton to-day. Photos of
former parades. and descrip-
ton of some of the time
honorcd pranks associated
with them.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
EX-President Cleveland was
born in Caldwell. n. J. We
present views of his. birth
place there. and some OF the
summer homes of New York
ers living near it.
COLUMBIA COUNTY ASSOCIA-
TON.
This society has a large
membership of New York
men who hail from Colum- /
bia County. Photographs
of some of the foremost
members with pictures OF
famous places near Hudson,
N. Y, which is the largest
town in the county.
MANHASSET BAY YACHT CLUB
will formally open its new
clubhouse to-day. Photo
and description of the club
house and half-tone portraits
of some of the officers.
GROTON, CONN.
is noted for its ship-bullding
industry. Illustrated de-
scription of the work carried
on there.
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.
There are many interesting
traditions regarding the life
ofthis popular author. Views
of scenery IN WeStcheSter
County and CooperstoWn, /.
n. Y, associated with his I
history.
PITTSFIELD. MASS.
Mr.. Zenas Crane, a wealthy
resident of Western MaSSa-
chusetts. has presented 10
PittslieId a Museum OF Nat
ural History and Art. A de-
Scription and pictures OF the
building, and explanation OF /
the art advantage which
PittsheId has enjoyed for
some years through It's Berk-
shire Atheneum, one OF the
finest public libraries in
Massachusetts,.
THE BREWERS ASSOCIATION
will hold its annual cOnVen-
ton at Saratoga next week.
Some portraits OF the dele
gates. with interesting infor-
nation regarding the con-
VcntiOn.
HOUSEKEEPING IN AFRICA.
The strenuous life of Amen
can women who conduct
their domestic affairs IN
African bungalows.
SCHOOLGIRLS AT SLABSlDES.
A party of girls from the
Normal School spent a very
pleasant day with John Bur
Of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1902.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jersey CBr). Frankland Bristol May Is
and q, with mdse % James Arkell & Co. Ar
Hved at the Bar at 5S5 m
Mantou CBrl Cannons, London May 26. with
Atlantic Transport Line Arrived at the Bar
a 2 m.
steamer Ctta Geneva QtaD. De Parbiere Genoa May
II and Naples and 1211 passengers
to Bolognesi fairfield & Co. Arrived the Bar
m.
lonabo % May Said II and Algers IS. with
ndse and passengers Norton Son. Arrived the
Bar 4:30 a m.
U steamer Dixie. Berry. Martinique May 81, the
Department. Will anchor
TomrkinsvIle tonight and proceed to the navy yard
morning.
Steamer Patra CPort) Jensen Oporto May 1e. Lisbon
26 FayaI 81 st George 81 Tercera Is and
Flores 90 mdse. 800 seerage passengers
Hageneyer Brunn- Arrived at the Bar at 1914
p m, 9Th
Steamer Princess Anne. Hulphers Newport News
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
SIS Co
Steamer Chesapeake Delano. Baltimore with nldse
II Foster
steamer Benefactor Philadelphia. with u1dse
William Clyde & Co.
British King (Brl. Newcastle. England: Bel
tNorl. Port Antonio; Dordogne tBr Banes. Erna
Ger Kingston: jamestown Norfolk and Newport News
Potomac CBr) Sunderland Matanzas. Tampico: Colo
RADIO Brunswick; Kon Ger. Philadelphia. Palora.
Jeremie,
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07

HOUSEKEEPING IN AFRICA.
The strenuous life of American women who
conduct their domestics I'm African bunRa-
xoUs, in to-morrov's Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
ANNUAL GAMES AT TRAVERS
Isl AND.

This very interesting func-
ton of the N. Y. A. c. will
be held to-day. The best re-
port of the various contests
and attractive pictures.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

-Brings mall.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-07
JAMES Kenmore COOPER.

There are many interesting
traditions regarding the life
ofthis popular author. Views
of scenery in WestcheSter
County and CooperstoWn,
N. Y. associated with his
history
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-08

their trip July 80. going via the Cen
trail Railway to the sugar plant of Mr..
Wells. near Guyton, then to the mill
of the E. E. Foy Manufacturing Co.,
at Egypt, and from that place to Adrian,
where a large quantity of syrup is
manufactured by Capt. T. ]. James. A
trip was then made to Dublin which
was the last place visited in Central
Georgia.
Returning through Savannah the
party then went to Baxley and passing
through Jesup and Waycross visited
the cane mills at Cairo and in the
vicinity of Quitman after which a visit
was made to Huntington, Fla. After
this place was inspected the party
started North, Capt. Purse returning
to this city, and DR.. Spencer contin-
u:pg to Washington.
1t is expected that another party
from Washington will visit the cane
fields of Georgia later in the season,
probably in November and that in this
party will be included DIR. Wiley, chief
of the Bureau of Chemistry, and Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wilson. himself.
DR.. Wiley. it will be remembered, made
a similar trip under the guidance Of
Capt. Purse last September.