Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-19

hne country seat, Is great honey-growing
center The Blue Ridge honey is consid-
cred. believe. the finest sold in the Wash
tngton and Baltimore markets. In fact the
trouble Is to supply the demand The best
money Is made from the flower of the blue
ball-thi1tle. Most people do not know that
Honey made of the buckwheat flower has a
rank taste when compared with that made
from the blue buiI-thtstle. and the quality IL
darker xAkf the scemb cells are not so dense
and well MED 1t II getting SO now that
from keeping bees. where they used to exc
out poor existence years ago In trying to
wrest an existence from, the stony noun
tain soh. great deal OF wild honey Is
found IN the Blue Ridge. and some OF the
most expert bee hunters In the eouth are to
be found In those mountains. Wild honey
Is not so bad to the taste II you have never
eaten the domestic kind. The output OF
honey this year In the section of the Blue
Ridge mentioned will amount to several
thousand dollars" '
You may put 1t down as fact, not.
withstanding all you hear to the contrary,
that the archbishop of St. Paul, John Ire
land. will never remove permanently to
Chicago" said Mr. Henry Harris Of Min
neapolis at the Cochran. He may be made
a cardinal hope he will. but am certain
that the honor, IL it comes to him, will not
be accompanied with a transfer to another
archdiocese. Archbishop Ireland has lived
hcaiig OH HIS lie dt 81. raul. lie was one
of the most efficient chaplains In the civil
war, having served In Minnesota regi-
ment Professionals and Catholics alike in
Minnesota desire that he shall spend the
remainder of his days among them
After providing for seed and the wants OF
the house." said Mr.. John w. Power of Du-
luth at the Hamilton, the three great
wheat states, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, have only 15.oO0.000 bushels of
wheat remaining of the crop of 1892 That
is the statement of a wheat expert and ought
to attract attention, 1t seems to me- as 1t
would seem to foreshadow a shortage OF
wheat before the next crop can be harvest
ed This accounts for the eagerness with
which the Minneapolis millers are buying
wheat and to pay premium for the cash
goods. OF the 1890 600 stated understand
that the great mills of the wheat growing
states mentioned are willing to take 5oaGo,-
oU bushels. Deduct this from the surplus
and you have only 25.OO0,0 600 bushels to be
shlpped on In the shape OF wheat. The wheat
crop in the southwest this year was SPLEEN
did. and western Canada also raised big
crop. SO that 1t is quite possible that none OF
us Will be compelled to go without bread
after all. provided we have the price in our
pockets
"A. Garcia Y Esposa' are registered at the
Arlington. Neither Senior Garcia nor his
wife speak English, but express themselves
as having little trouble on that account. as
Spanish is, generally encountered. They
come from Yucatan and are on a sghtsee-
Ing and business tour. Senior Garcia is
pleased with the enterprise of this country.
and finds 1t much different from the quiet
of the republic down the isthmus below
Mexico. He states that there is political
rest in his country, and that it is not threat
people are pure Maya, the original Indians
found by the discoyerer. They are of the
Indian type SO familiar in the United States.
with nigh cheek bones and coarse, straight
hair. worn long They are peaceabIe, nat
urally, and have risen in revolt only when
subjected. to great -hardshiPs ami cruelty.
The mestizo women, the women of mixed
blood, are the. most beautiful women on the
continent. This is, Generally conceded The
men are handsome, but are not so much
admired. as they have not the physique.