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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-19
LUMP OF COAL.
TIL. Was the Marker Grave Robbers r
indianapolis Used.

Thi. was the Marker Grave Robbers r
indianapolis Used.
salt Lake City, Nov 19.-The Minh-
terlal Alliance of Salt Lake City IS
making preparation for vigorous
fight against the election of Apostle
Reed smoot to the United States sen
ate. and falling in this, to carry the
fight against him to the halls OF con-
gress. A plan for organized effort on
this line 1t Us said already has Dee1
outlined and viii be taken mp at me
next meeting OF the alliance. Ihe
general idea is to make fight similar
10 that waged against Brigham H. ROB-
erts in the house. Not only viii the
matter be brought before the non-AoI-
mons Of the state, but if the fight Is
uncessfuI in the legislature then an
attempt will be made to make M-.
Shoots election a national Issue, am
a petition will be drafted to congress
asking that Mr. Smoot as high ON
cial OF the Mormon church be refusN
n seat In the senate.
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
Baokkespsr DangernusIo Wounded e .
Noted Man Dies from Injuries.

Baokkespsr DHngernuslo Wounded e i
Noted Man Dies from Injuries.
City Of Mexico. Nov 19--G Fl. Hee
head bookkeeper and general oversee r
Of the MotzoronKo plantation. netr
Cordoba. has been dangerously shot
by station Agent Fernandez, in the en-.
ploy Of the Vera Cruz and Pacific RAJ
way The men met in the depot ct
Motzorongo where Fernandez. who S
said 10 have entertained a grudge
against Heel for alleged attentions 10
his wife, shot him twice through the
chest, one bullet passing Goose to It g
heart Fernando vas arrested AMI
Heel taken tn the railway hospital at
Cordoba, whore he lies ia perilot S
condition.
Eduardo Ruiz, a member OF the 81
premc court and formerly attorney
general OF the republic, was thrown
from his horse while riding at UrJr
pan. receiving Injuries from which he
died lie nad written several works
on the indians OF Michoaean bcin :
partly 81 the TaTascan race. He a!s3
translated Morehofls Politicians fer
Young Americans" into Spanish K r
use tn the Mexican schools.
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Austln Matters.

Austin. Tex. Nov 19.--Governor-
elect Lanham and Judge n. A. Crav-
ena we're cicseted for several hours.
The Judge. who II Governor Sayers'
private secretary. II is thought will be
reappointed.
The railroad commission dismissed
the case against the Galveston and
Western Railway company. charged
with mfaiiing To comply with certain
requirements. Several minor matters
were disposed Of.
Perrin Cotton mills of Celeste. Hunt
county. capital stock $4,000. filed It's
charter.
City council has taken up the pure
milk question. An ordinance provid-
Ing for a milk inspector was intro
duced Monday night
Waiter Rhodes, superintendent of
the dog department OF Gentry Bros,
dog show. who was seriously injured
night of Oct. 81, by being knocked
of the track by international and
Great Northern railway. filed suit
against the railroad for $50 200 dam
ages.
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wsmrFaa R@te ~ : Lady mmsle TemaAsax
ny ths Hawd ef AnsaAeT Woaman.
Rochester, II. Y, Nov. Is-MIas
Florence McFarlin, aged twenty-one
years, music teacher. was rtabbed 30
death In her fathers house here by an.
other woman, and an holr later Mrg
Lulu Young. wife OF Frank Young.
at one time city purchasing agent, was
arrested as being the supposed muir
derer. The woman WHO committed the
deed rang the door bell Of the McFar-
lin home Tuesday morning. and when
Miss McFaTlin answered it attacked
her with knife. Miss McFarlin ran
screaming through the hall into the
kitchen closely pursued by her assail-
ant. In the kitchen she stumbled
half turning. In a lash her pursuer
was upon her, and with a rapid slash
stabbed her five times. Miss McFaF-
lin sank to the floor. dying instantly
The murderess fed. The only words
she was heard TO utter were: she
has become between myself and my
husband, and I'm glad that she Is
dead"
The dead woman was the daughter
of railroad man She was a perso
of refinement aud good appearance.
Mrs. Young made no statement aft
her arrest
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Guthrie. Okla. Nov 19.--Both Cor
ernor Ferguson and United States
Marshal Fosset were notified Tuesday
by wire from Mangum, Greer county
that a mob was forming to lynch two
negroe prisoners, and appeals to these
officers for assistance in protecting the
prisoners were made for the alleged
reason that the city officers refused
TO act. No further particulars We're
given. Both the governor and marshal
have taken up the matter by wire
with the Greer county authorities aAd
ordered them 10 do their duty.
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Galveston, Nov t9.-Thomas Kelley,
aged about so, from Fort Worth, died
here Tuesday morning from conges-
tive chills. He was seen Monday even
INK, waen he bought cup OF coffee ct
restaurant on Twenty eight and
Mechanic streets. and said be had a
chill
The dead body was found on the
porch q a house at the above locality
and the coroner's verdict was death
from congestive chill He was a Grip
pie in the left leg and was identified
by man who knew him In Fogt
Worth.
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Richmond. Va, Nov FIN the sra G
supreme court Of appeals J. F. BulIit,.
counsel for Colonel Campbell Stemp.
the Republican candidate for congress
tn the Ninth district. entered a plea
for a writ Of mandamus 10 prevent the
state board Of canvassers from award.
ing the certificate OF election to the
Democratic candidate. Congressma q
w. r. Rhea, and 70 compel the county
commissioners Of Scott. Russell Wy
the and Washington counties TO count
the votes OF the several precincts
which were thrown ont by them. AMI
which, II counted. the petitioner
claims, will change the result and elect
Colonel Stemp congressman. The case
as submitted 10 the court Congress-
man Rhea did not oppose the petition
nor was he represented by counsel
when IL was presented.
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Welsh. la, Nov. l9-~The famous
Welsh well No. 4, which came in q
mad gnsher like a clap of thunder
out OF a clear sky and which has
spouted oil and water necessarily l6G
feet. az 8 O'Clock Tuesday evening was
belching with greater force than al
any other time. The gas pressure Is
stronger and the flow OF oil much
greater than at any previous time
With the valve almost closed and a
hood placed over the cap, stream oi
oil is being thrown into slush poo
100 feet from the rick
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MAcvEEoh CcNCLnDEs.


Tfss Mx-Asaormsy GamaFmE Finishes ~
czoas~KxamlnaEaen 81 Mitchell.
Scranton, Pa. Nov f9.-Mr. Mao
veagh. who began bis croas-examina
ton Of Mr.. Mitchell On Saturday. con
cIuded az II o'clock Tuesday. The
distinguished attorney eentered mosi
Of his energies in trying to break
down the miners reasons for asking
for yearly agreement with the com
panies on hours Of labor, wages aEd
other conditions which, if made
would be a recognition of the union
Mr. MacVeigh's principal aim through
out his questioning Of Mr.. Mitchell wRs
10 show that the mine workers union
because OF alleged acts OF tntlmidA
dation, violence and the use OF TIE
boycott by its members, proved ltsell
unfit To be party TO contract. Mr
Mitchell would not admit, nor ever
assume for the sake of ILLUSTRATE
points. tnat a reign Of trror existed III
the anthracite fields during the ia'''
six months. The recognition OF the
union is looked on as the most import
ant question before the commission
and IL is quite evident. from the trend
OF the proceedings thus far, that TIE
companies will oppose it to their vi
most ability.
Mr.. Gowan and Mr.. Ross questiontd
Mr.. Mitchell principally regarding
conditions existing at the coiilerles oi
the companies they represent heft
questions were more or less technics
Mr. MitcheIl's answers, as rule, an
fored very little from the reasons gu
Ell in his preliminary statement 10
the commission for improved conc +
tions for the mine workers
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Little Rock, Sow 19-At a confer
enee in this city between Genera
Manager VIM. Cotter, of the st
Luois, Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad and committee representing
the Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
the former granted an increase Of thre'
and four cents per hour in the pay al
switehmen employed ~ Little Rock BY
that rmaRTead About $50 men are Il
feCfed
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AGAINST APOSTLE.
The Ministerial Alliance VIII Mah4
vigorous Fight on Sm"ot.

The Ministerial Alliance WIN Mak9
viRorou. Fight sm"ot.
Indianapolis. Nov, l9.-M Mayor Bool;-
walter and Rufus Cantrell, the grave
robber. had a conference in the grand
fury room Tuesday, The mayor went
10 see Cantrel in answer to an appeal
from a mother who feared that her
sons body had been stolen. Before
he left Cantrell made coRhdant Ct
the mayor.
IF what Cantrell told me is true, hat
OF this grave-robbing business has not
been disclosed. said the mayor whsn
he returned 10 his Office.
Minnie Weddel Of st, Louis had az.
pealed to the mayor TO find out wheth.
er the body of her son, Walter, had
been stolen from Mount Jackson Gem.
etery She could not afford the trip
to Indianapolis.
Cantrell gave the mayor IAN exhfhi.
ton OF his unusually retentive meni'
ory. He Immediately recalled the
date Of the dads burial and the loca-
ton Of the grave,
But we did not take that body,
said ne. 1T was too small, | could
only sell four bodies Of children in a
year for the colleges only needed that
many"
Are you sure OF this caseY" the
mayor asked.
Sure? Well, should say ! am,
answered the ghoul. IF you will gn
to Mount Jackson you will find lump
OF coal at the head OF the grave"
The night after the boy was
buried" continued Cantrell. Il went 20
Mount Jackson to get another body.
took the coal along as marker. II is
sign understood by all gravero'r
hers"
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Victoria, B. C.. Nov l9-Advict g
have been received from Canton 70
the effect that Kwang 81 rebels have
captured the pretecturai city If Szen
FIN and also several district cities IN
The same prefecture, From SEE Chuan.
news was received that General Ting
has defeated the Boxers. The imperial
forces under General Ting captured the
Boxer fortress al Yang Tao Chi. be-
tween Horcon and Tai Hoohen, and
killed or captured 200 In Tasan Chen.
the imperial troops also repulSed the
Boxers. killing SOC
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New York. Nov 19.-Mrs. LeRa
Doxhelner. who says ths& until she
became a member of the FIRST Meth.
odist Episcopal enurch at Hohoken,
two years ago, she was associated with
an ana-chiS society of that place. aAd
whose mental balance is questioned
Ia reported 10 have related to the
Mothers club and the pastor OF her
church q story OF alleged anarchist
plottings against the life OF President
Roosevelt. Sac says three persons
were tn do the deed but each one
shielded.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-19

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Ny
furniture In the Powell builNng
used as an annex 10 The ROGERS
Hotel. consisting % bedsgt ads
dFeasers, chairs, mattresses, SPRINGS
piliowg, comforts, blankets And All
linen, bo9is, pitchers, ely VIII
sell all together and buye Fan run il
az raosning house with T}rofit, or
will sell any article separately. Call
early aud buy cheap. W. >, Saith,
Rogers Hotel. ~
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Lsboa, Nov. 19.--Thieves have
broken into the underground strong
rooms OF the banking firm OF the Pc
lurinhos and have stolen sl65, 600. Ore
OF the clerks OF the hank has been ar
rested The frequency with which
such roHberies have occurred recently
ts causing general alarm here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-19

your Wine of Cardui and only needed TO
take three bottles when | was fully re-
covered"
TwaTlHEN Miss Rose Owens, who
W has a responsible position in
w the Govern emit service at
Washington, d. c., decided to
try Wine Of Cardui, she made wise
choice. Over a million women have
been relieved of female weakness by this
same Wine of Cardui. 1t is not a
strong medicine but may be taken every
day in the year by any woman with
benefit. 1t does not force results, bat
corrects arrangements of the menstrual
organs. 1t strengthens the nervous
system, gives tone to the bodily func-
tons, acts directly on the genital
organs, and is the finest tonic for wo-
men known to the science Of medicine.
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rr.~sasns Dia Soa Get a shea.

SmSdee. Miss, Nov. f9.-~Presadsmi
Roosevelt's bear hunt In Mississippi Il
eGded and ne has sot had even shet
at bear. The lsMt day OF chase was
ssawRly repetitaca Of the three vrsss4-
Ing days. - far es hAs lpck wws coH-
eArAe4 FRY aa re aaaters woasSa. sAsy
sosH not ges > Assr wsAAan FSM@e q
tho SsassAents@ lie.
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nsllvus.. New swpsrlnssna.AA.

New York, Nov ts~-Dr. Mayburn
Of the st. Lawrence state hospital for
the insane, At OgdensburE, y. X, has
been elected superintendent Of Belle
vue hoaEaAal to succeed Dr. George o.
Stewart, Who resigned recently.
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FOR RES IA house ~ rooms
within ono block of sqaye, wiki a
goud barn, eonsistinRg Of good
buggy shed, ample siogWge room for
corn ard bay, for two f6prses. Apply
10 II. A Davis, DI, W. JetseF son
street. Cop
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Tran.ferrea 10 Another pepar,uxpt.

San Francisco, Nov 49, MaioTh. u
Hun, judge advocate Of the @part-
rnent of California since 1900. 10 re-
Iieyed by Lieuteant ColonA JMmosr
Morrison recently Judge advocate 81
the Philippines and Is to report for
duty AZ Judge advocate Of the ddkart-
ynent OF the Missouri at Omaha
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ing the advice which was freely given
her by the Ladies Advisory Depart
ment. Miss Owens was cured without
advice byjust buying a 81 90 bottle of
Wine Of Cardui from her druggist and
taking this great medicine in the pri-
vacy of her home. No doctors ex-
animation, treatment or advice is nee
essary. You have read what these two
cured women have written. Is this not
enough to lead you to determine to be
rid Of suffering?
August -, 1900, Mrs. w. H. Jones,
of Cameron, No, writes:
81 suffered terribly at monthly periods
for three years. would sometimes go for
seven months with no flow at all. Now
have my health back again and am
expecting to be confined in January. I
cannot praise your medicine enough"
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MISS ROSE OWENS.
no. 7z0 Seventeenth Dc. WASHINGTON, -. c.

IL you are q suffering wo-
man we would say 70 you
that. Wine Of Cardni seldom
fails to completely cure any
case Of female ills. We say
emphatically, it never faila
to benefit. Every day hum
dreds Of sufferers are writing
to our Ladies Advisory De-
partment. The letters are
opened by persons compe-
tent to give advice. Mrs
Jones was cured by follow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-19

Brussels. New. 1s--Tte chamber es
deputies voted an address Of congraA-
ulatIen toAK4rg Leopold on his esceps
from assassination az the handsaeg TIE
anarchist.
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Losr~ons barrow hoA /Telghs
about leo pounds, split la Sae ear.
Please notify II, X. Erwinf ~
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JUST received big stack Of fire.
place grutes at VIII MA&re Hard
ware Co.
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LOST scoth Collie dog ,Ssable and
white. answers 90 the nhfne ~ 40 Eda'
Itetafn a. Smith HoasF and get ~
ward. Fgp
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WANTED PhonerwF for Cab or
Swell Rigs ApplysKo, or phyne NJ d.
II Mosley h SONY 20
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No. 72O seventeenth

IF every Soldering woman
has the same experiences with
Wine Of Carded that | had,
your medicine viii be most
popular. About a year ago
| began to have a worn out
tired feeling with lassitude,
pains ia the back and head
which kept increasing every
month. ! felt that ! needed
something's but to get the
right medicine was the tfou-
hle I finally decided On
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FOR SALE-old papArs at this Of
flee, Is cents per 700. " II
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WANTED-At once 400 tow sacks
At New Hrist Min. II
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FOR SALE Porcelain lneY batb
short time. WIN sell at * t.5an
House. JIp
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If YoU have property fyr sale OF
rent. list it with A r. Bishop. u
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FIRST CLASS Electric }gtqSFs at
Wears Kew Century STORY FIR I'd
each. guaranteed. VI II
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WANTED Buyers for toN papers
1T this office, 25c per 100. II
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SEE win Moore Hara ware GO,
for your fire place gratesk( If
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COAL HOBS And shGt ~, at
Wears New Century store tt
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WINTER Blooming CD rnAtiof, S
and bulbs. See Mrs. Bini Forrest,
40 Monroe st. Phone l24Sr. o3
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PURE CORN Chops, Wheg9 Chops,
Far Corn and Oats and allkkinds Of
feed at Sleeper GraiA Company
Telephone us your ordegf old phgne
90. new phone IS. If
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If YOU want To keep waFsn this
winter buy the Sleeper Grgfn Conn
pauy's Fancy McAiesteF fand Cot
orado Lump Coal. New yphone 10,
old phone 90. If
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All Of the latest songs are heard
IN A Merry Chaaes
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n IT. O. West Elound.

Nc. 4S leaves 10 an
NO. as arrives sAB afR~~Does ret run west Waxa.
No. Al arrives 4 ~ pm Does net ran west Waxa.
Ne. ~ linked leaves o. am Daily except san.
Nc. n leaves s4b pm.
East Bennd.
ANo. III leaves As am.~-starts from waxahaehe.
No. AZ ieaxss II 08 an.
No. 81 leeses esaa pzn-StArtA frons waxahaehia
No. 6a tmixedl leates 40 pm-- Daily except snn
Ne Il leaves $50 pm
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FOR RAINY DAY GOATS, see
Mr> e. j. Griggs, If
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WE sell Sewing Machings at popu-
lar prices, from $40 I'd 20. Waxa-
hachie Hardware Co. M Il
pleased To show \ her samples Of
fall suits. II
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FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE VI Old
ham Avenue. DIR, j. A. GrAcey. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-05
GENERAL NOTES.

The trouble among railroad machinists
has spread to the Illinois Central system.
which is threatened with a strike along
the whole line.
samuel c. Porter, who has been for a
number Of years soliciting freight agent of
the Frisco road, has been appointed trav-
ellng freight agent for the Big -Four, with
headquarters at Birmingham, Ala
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company filed suit In the United States
court ia restrain the Kentucky board of
valuation ana assessment from collecting
S5Z,0W assessed as franchise faxes.
Within the neXs day or so the Louis
Vile and Nashville railroad will put free
reclining chairs on It's trains between New
Orleans aud Cincinnati replacing what lis
known as the 900 series of coaches.
General Manager Dickinson Of the Union
Pncifc says the company has decided TO
ihaugurate piece work over the entire sys-
TEN, even II it takes years to accomplish
H. and Will not recede from this position
The Baltimore News In an authorized
statement denies the report that the trans.
Ter of the telegraph lines Of the Pennsyl.
ynnia Railroad company from the Yves ern
Union Telegraph company to the Postal
Telegraph company will cause the nnnull-
ment OF the Western Unions contract with
the Baltimore and Ohio
j. T. Morgan e. Co. as depositaries fol
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com.
pany and tho Southern Railway company,
have announced that the holders OF more
Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Rail
way company have accepted the offer made
7hem on May 20 by the two companies first
named.
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JUNE COUNTED FOR NOTHING.
Ninety Days Maturity Will Be Required If
Sixty.

Ninety Days Maturity viii Be Reouired in
Sixty.
Meridian, Miss, July 1.--Mr. A. s. John.
ston says: Coplous rains have fallen in
the drouth-stricken district within the past
week. and II Is no useless waste az words
to say that they did not come too soon.
While 1t may be generally conceded that a
heavy downpour, after protracted dry
spell, does not necessarily mean nu entire
reparauon OF all damage that might have
taken place, yet II can not be denied that
they AFFORD an immense amount Of tenn
porhry relief, and for the time being remove
all doubt and danger of an Impending dis
aster, which doubtless wOuld have been the
result had this long, dry spell and unusual
| ly high temperature continued for a week
or ten days longer
The deficiency In rainfall In nearly an the
cotton States Is woefully apparent and It Is
earnestly hoped that 1t viii he made good
during the next sixty days In scasOuahle
showers and not lncontinuous downpours.
While upon this point Il Will not be out Of
place to remark that since rains have fallen
pver nearly the entire belt and an thought
Of damage Is removed, we at once assume
| that the crop Is doing splcndidly and that
the opinion II the writer. this is q serious
mistake and the crop has yet 10 run the
gauntlet of the most critical periods,
| Tho month OF June has been a blank to
the growing crop. 1t is Just as n thirty
days Of cd growing weather had been
removed 4 ON its life thereby necessitatlng,
within sixty days, the growth and frultagc
Of the plant, which we expect TO see In
average years during ninety days.
| This is the allinlportant question: Can
we expect from the plant In sixty days
| what has been required OF It in ninety
| days2 1t is plain enough TO see tho chances
for full crop have been materially / s.
! sened. The plant Is small, Il Inns boomed
| largely at the top (alwnys a bad Sign az this
| season. and 1t VIII require from tuis peri d
on, not only a very late fail, hut rains IN
| quantities ana at the proper intervals dur.
| ing July and August.
| There has been no damage from lice and
| inscets, although numerous complaints are
heard. Our only trouble In this immediate
section has been lack Of moisture and tenn.
peratures too high.
| 1t is more than likely the bureau report
will show between 81 and 50 for rhe month
of June, against 85 ! for the month Of May.