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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
WORD FROM CAPTAIN STOLL.
Director General Of Elks' Carnival
VIII Return to Salt Lake.

A letter from Captain F. +. Stoll.
who is now located at Des MOines. Ia.
states that he expects to come to salt
Lake next August with the New York
delegation Of Elks. The captain is
well remembered here as the director
general of the Elbs' carnival last Sep
TENDER. and he has q host Of friends
who VIII greet him on his return
Captain StOli is now engaged in
working up TO 2 big success the EIks'
summer carnival for the building fund
of the Des MOines lodge. The letter
further announces that the captain
expects 10 close contract soon with
the Merchants association Of New
York for a midwinter exposition at
Madison Square garden, and he pre-
diets that it viii be the most gigantic
affair Of the kind ever produced in the
east He has beer in Washington
much of his timei since leaving salt
Lake. and in sending greetings 70 his
Salt Lake friends fhe greatest success
of the Fiks' roundup here in August.
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Mountain States.
80 Preparine a show.

Denver, May 2.-Five persons were Sc
Nereiy injured on a vacant lot in this
city today by the explosion OF a tank of
chemicals with which they were gener-
ating gas to be used Ia exhibiting stere-
opticon views. The injured are:
DR.. Perry X. Pratt. hands and face
badly burned, legs lacerated. thigh serf-
ously injured. may lose his eyesight: Rev
George T.. futile, legs. hands and face
badly burned +. NJ. Lowe right leg
burned and cut. face and neck bruised:
n Paul SChieman. face badly burned one
eye injured; Or. A. Little, face and hands
burned and lacerated
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Time Table
In Effect
April l. 1902
{ s5fI
a1-E

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Butte
Chicago, St Louis, Omaha Den
yer and san Francisco ........- s-zs.-
From Ogden and intermediate
points 600 .....-.............. a-r0 O. v
from Cauentes, Milford. NeDhi.
Provo and intermediate points. SIS an
From Ogden. Chicago, st. Louis.
Kansas Cisy Omaha, Denver
and san Francisco ......-....- g-os ~,
From Garfield Beach, Tooele and
Ter Terminus 500 pm
PRO Prove 3 and Manti -, 500 pm
ogden and intermediate points $50 nm
From Ogden. Butte, Portland.
San Francisco ;;,;;...,.;.:...,...-. $40 p-z
For ogden. cache aI he i Valley
Omaha. Chicago, Denver. Kan
sas City and St Louis ..-.-.... 900 an.
For Garfield Beach. Tooele and
Terminus - ................... 7:i5 an
For Tintic, Mercur. Provo.
Nephi and Mauti .............. I.55 an
For Ogden, Butte. Helena. Port
land San Francisco and inter
mediate points -. 9:s5 an
Denver, Kansas City, st. Louis
and San Francisco. .............. 2.50 m
For Ogden, Denver, Kansas
City, Omaha, St. Louis and
Chicago 49, .--.......-..-....... 60 pm.
For Provo. Nephi. Milford, Cali
entes and intermediate points 7.l5 pm.
For Ogden Butte. Helena, Port
land. san Francisco and inter
mediate points ..-..--.-..--.-.-..10:5o pm
=. M. SCHUMACHER
Act Traffic Mgr
d. J.. hurley.
G.. P. & 7. A.
D. S. SPENCER,
A. @. p. e. T. A.
City ticket office. 9l1 Main street, Tsls.
phone. go
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TRAVELLED ON DRY LAND.
Milo Clark Makes Trip From Ante
lope Island to This City.

Milo Clark, who is interested in cop
per properties on Antelope island, came
in from the island yesterday. he was
able to drive all the way, as the water
is still low, in spite Of the recent heavy
rains. He came over the entire dis
lance on dry land
Mr.. Clark says that the tunnel on
the Katherine Hope is now in 40 feet.
and ii is expected to tap the big vein
almost any time Work on the Elsie
Mabel. which was suspended for the
winter, viii be resumed in a short time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
Jealousv Cause shootinr.

Livingston, Mont. May "A shoot
ing ARRAY occurred at Gardiner last
night in which Charles Brown was
dangerously wounded by John Bal
finger. Both men had attended a card
party and while Brown was on his
way home with a lady. was waylaid
and shot by Ballinger. Jealousy is be-
lieved to have been the motive for the
crime
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
OPPOSES LEASING BILL.
Commissioner Herman Fears it Would
Curtail Entries.

Curtail Entries.
Washington, May 2-Senator Gibson OF
Montana today presented in the senate a
letter from Commissioner Herman Of the
general land office in opposition TO the
policy of leasing the public lands as pro-
posed by bill low pending in the senate.
Mr.. Herman says that under the terms
Of the bill. practically all the public lands
west of the Mississippi would be subject
u leasing. and that as IL is provided that
when under the least they shall not be
disposed of except under the homestead
and mineral land laws, the sale Of the
public domain would be greatly curtailed
He also attacks the provision of the bill
fixing the rental OF the leased lands at
cents per ache. . He declares that the
general effect of the bill would be to
place the control Of the public lands in
the hands Of the extensive stock growers.
with the corresponding result of making
the small owners pay tribute to their
more prosperous fellows, or go out OF
the business.
Representative Naphen Of Massachu-
sets today introduced q resolution recit-
ing that ii is publicly alleged that public
lands are leased 10 members Of the meat
trust. and directing the secretary of the
interior 10 furnish information relative
10 lands so rented.
Representative Foster Of Illinois today
introduced bill 10 place all livestock on
the free list.
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Disgrace Causes Suicide

Boise, Ida. May "A special from
Payette says: Emile Marquardson
committed suicide here last night in
butcher shop by shooting. Marquard-
son was sent TO the penitentiary not
long ago for cattle stealing. The su-
preme court reversed the judgment
and he was released for lack OF evil
dence. The matter OF his conviction
seems to have preyed on his mind.
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The Sunday Herald

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To Punish the Clergy.

Paris. May 1.-The premier, n. Wal
deck Rousseau. has caused a circular to
be forwarded to all the projects of de-
partmcnts. drawing attention to the inter-
ference OF the clergy in the recent cleo
tions and inviting the projects to furnish
the names of those who thus grossly
abused their ecclesiastical functions in
a way which cannot be tolerated so
that they may be property dealt with
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LIGHT CLIP OF WOOL.
Summer Yield, However, is Expected
to be Large.

" NC A~AA
The spring clip Of wool IS extremely
light this year. according to the buy
ers, who have been lodging about the
country looking for wool. The summer
clip win be proportiOnately heavier
The reason for this is that the lateness
of the season kept large numbers Of
sheepmen from shearing until after the
landing The entire clip Of the season
is expected to break all records. and
the summer clip viii consequently be
immense.
Shearins is at present in progress at
Re6man. VaCa. Black Rock, Nephi and
Manti in southern Utah, and at Cotton,
farther east. Along the Union Pacific
in western Wyoming and IN the central
part Of the state sheaTing is also in
progress. Everywhere the wool is be-
ing moved as fast as it is ready for
marketing.
Prices continue firm. the average be-
ing from II TO 125a cents for good
grades.
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King Edward,s Court.

London. May liking Edwards second
court was held this evening at BUcking
ham palace. London was deprived Of
the picturesque street spectacle attend
ing this function. because the court was
held In the evening. but inside the palace
the scene was much more brilliant than
formerly The change in the time OF
holding the court met with the general
approval Of those who attended the cere-
mOny. Among those present were N. II.
De Young and daughter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
No Beneft ID sailors.

Washington. May 2-Officials OF the
pOstOfficC department are 70 be heard on
the ship subsidy bill by the house COM
mittee on merchant marine and fisheries.
At the meeting TODAY Andrew Furseth Of
the Federation of Labor, speaking in be-
half of the sailors. said the pending meas
IRE was not designed 10 be Of benefit to
the sailing community.
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CHARGED With Infantieide

Denver, May assistant District At
torney Sales today filed an Information
charging Mrs. Effie Whiffln. the young
wife of a man who IS 20 years of age.
with the murder of her infant II DAYS
old. An autopsy disclosed the fact that
the child was killed by an irTitant poison,
presnnahlv arsenic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
Revolution Has Begun.

santo Domingo, Republic of ssnso Do
mingo. Tuesday, April "a revolution,
headed by Vice President Horacio Vas
guez, has broken out. The revolutionists.
in strong force. arc marching or this city.
the capital. The government is taking
serious steps to defend the city Teie-
graphic communication with the interior
has been cut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
Two Miners Killed

Captain. n. NJ, May 1.-The falling
in of the roof in mine No. Of the
New Mexico Fuel company's coal
workings here, resulted in the death
Of two miners. David Thompson and
William Webb The accident IS
thought to have been caused by heavy
shooting.
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@c-T NE N.-,7an
1ENYE:Eg R q. lSAa9I
RID GRANlE IVES. E In
Current Time Table
In Effect April q Ta-.

NO. e-For Grand junction Ds-
yer and points east 1
W - or Provo. Grand Inn '-~ an
Ton and ali points easr
- - OF Provo, Grand june '~ Pm
Ion and an points east
~ w or Bingham Lebf pm '- IN.
All; Pleasant Na1fI
1larysVale aud interme5fsre
No. S-For Eureka. Psvsc,.,- d.. sEau.
Doi 80 FfoVo and intermellats
PoLLtS ------ ----.....-
NO I-FOr Ogden and an frrs.- '.' 1-n
mediate points
" " 2-EoF Ogden and the ives. az IN
~ S-tOr Ogden and the vasf re- an
" " - or Ogden and the west 1-r I'm
No 4--tor Park CITY ~ pm
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CTTy IN
NO. l--From ogden and am in
tei IleQlate points ..-.....-- o.r-
NO o-From Provo. Grand June. ''-' an
Llon ana the east .....- r.--
10. iron Provo. Grand juno an
ton AID the east ...... fa.,-
NO From Provo, Grand Iune- Pm
No. Oh sI 1FG 5ae east B5a,., -f,..l7i' Pu
Eureka, Marysvalc. 1anti and
intermediate points .. c.n--
20 prom Ogden and the vveSr So ~
No. z-FrOm Ogden and The IVES, IA. &c ~
no Prom Ogden and the west 81 \ ~ =
NO From Eureka, Parzon. l-
Heber, Provo and intermediate
$500 $3.50 .--.--.--.. .s.... Ll-l0 a m
NO. 4l-FrOm Park City...... 5.r~-
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sleeplng cars 10 Chicago Without Charr
Ilcket Ottlee, le3 West Second S5g1
PostOffice Corner. Phone a5
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TRY TO EXPLAIN OFfENSE.
Navy ofacers Released From the
italian Prison.

Navy ofacers Released From the
italian Prison.
Washington, May 2.-secretary
Moody has received the following
cabiegram from Captain Dayton OF the
Chicago. dated Venice. today:
Party released on pardon from kiES
are on board
Venice. May 2.-The American naval
officers have been released.
In an interview with a reporter of
the Associated Press the imprisoned
officers Of the United States cruiser
Chicago warmly repudiated the reports
from Rome that they were under the
influence Of wine at the time OF the
touble and said that. on the con-
trary. they we're absolutely sober.
Lieutenant John S. Doddridge re-
marked:
After the accidental upsetting of a
table in the cafe by myself and a COM
panion at II O'Clock at night, we were
followed and attacked by a mob and
two municipal policemen appeared on
the scene. I, with my open hand, mo
toned to the crowd TO keep of. The
police then seized us but the mob con
NALLtCu ~ All catching tlidL Jul DAOltCA
officers and a marine who happened to
be on the plaza ran to our rescue. We
acted only in self-defense and against
a large hostile crowd. We did not
strike the police. Doubtless misunder-
standing Of the two languages had
something to do with the trouble We
have been allowed to remain together
in prison. but the room in which we
have been confined swarmed with in
sects."
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Commercial National Bank.
Capitsl Paid in. 5000 ono

General Banking IN All Its Branches.
Directors-Dr. Theodore Meyer. John J.
Daily. Q. ]. Salisbury. Moylan c. Fox,
Thomas Marshall W. P. Noble, George
II. Downey John DonDellan. A. F. HOl-
den.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-03
Found IL Bed Dead.

Eureka. Cal. May &C. A. Loughead.
candymaker. aged %. was found dead in
bed this morning lie has a brother and
sister residing at Salem, Ore.
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Chicago Nay 2-The Chicago Title &
Trust company was today appointed re-
eeiveF ia bankruptcy for the j. NJ W.
Jones Printing & Stationery company.
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EMBRYO HEROES
SEE PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Presents the Diplomas
to Annapolis Graduating Class.
SPEECH FULL OF M0NITI0NS
TELLS THEM TO BE TRUE TO
NAvY's TRADITIONS.
SPEECH FULL OF MoNITloNS

HTAsHINGTON. May president
w Roosevelt and party left here at
3 O'Clock this morning for the
United States naval academy at An
napoIis. where the president will deliver
diplomas to the graduating class OF to-
day. The party travelled in a special
train over the Pennsylvania road
With the president are Miss Roosevelt,
Commander and Mrs. Cowles, Secre-
tary Cortelyou, Representative Foss Of
Illinois, chairman OF the house COM
mittee on naval affairs; Representa-
tive Burton Of Ohio. Lieutenant Com
1aander Won Rebuer Paschwitz OF the
German embassy. Lieutenant Com
nlander de Faramond de Lafajole, the
naval attache Of the French embassy.
ana DR.. John f. Uric. the presidents
physician.
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. s. up: work guaranteed.
samples brought. HUNT. I67 C st. ms0-7
hOoAiS PAPERED. Sl-T5 up; house painting,
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. nos s+b =
ne Phone, East SOC. n29-S
NpLtE, - 9th st. NV. is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attrssfjr. -, ::
y az Papers. and papers rooms from =. % I'd.
can and Investigate fer yoursen and be con
'iuNSa. unI4-ts
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REAL ESTATE
LOOKING BACKWARD.

Wien y0u stop &c think Of Che enoruous profit
others bave made by investing in Columbia
Heights when it was "a way out IN she cean-
lTy, then Turn 90 your picture upon the wail
and swear AZ IT. and say. ~ mere was
When Columbia Heights sold for 10 cents Z
fO0tT-'
Delay now and yog win miss even a better
opportunity az North Columbia Heights Only
few choice lots remaining uasoId. Price 3oc
70 CSC square foot TeFsus, $50 to 500 cash
ard So 90 80 monthly. . per cent Oh Tor cash
Carriage free % see the property
f0T tUll particulars drop postal, telephone OF
cali FOR new l5-pase illustrated .'bocsset,''
plat. etc.
FULTON r. GORDON. 70f 18Th NV.
oc2&-30 Telephone Main 5gs n
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wAETED-RooMs AND BOARD

NAtTEp-Board in Catholic family at So ne-
month: payable weekly IN advaree- Address
80 ~ tii.9 Niice mi
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SOMETHING NEWIN REAL ESTATE

have about ONE HUNDRED choice lots IA
East Washington, 2hich can Dc ssid Tor $50
each, on easy terms, VIZ. $40 cash and SD
per month.
40 DEED OF TRUST REQUIRED
20 INTEREST To BE PAID Or DEFERRED
PAYMENTS
8EN0TE THIS NEW FEATURE. Should tia
purchaser die aIter having made ten payments
abe lot EiI be decided free from enc1u1brazea,
10 the heirs or deYisecs Of the purchaser.
ReHiem5er. the hrst applying VII secure tas
most c5nicc lots.
Fer fuil particulars cali on
JOHN + WAGGANAN. 700 Il St Y y
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FOR sALE-aoUsEs.

FOR SALE
S225-4-room frame house; rear Of 2 and 18th
S.. Sc
81, ioo-For 4-Toom brick houses on Francis
Sl,G52-For Groom frame On X St Sc, has
iTlEtage on y SITS
And az small houses and lois
JOHN F. DONOHOE s. son.
s-o-S 3JS East CAPITOL St
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Fhe nreJjicst site and most dezfr-
able location on The public road To- Forr Mre7
and Arlington o. about one acre Address
BOX ISL. this Office -s.4-s
HERE IS. A SNAP. SURE ES0ueu-e- rrrlz !
acres in fruit some wood. nice 6-fcor house
porenes- barn, poultry house. other 0urEuild-
lntsS; shade fencing wei, spring good horse
wagons, harness, ploWs Cultjvalors harrovs.
bone cutter, c-der press . incubat8rs. feed cur
Ter 100 plymouth Rock fowls, cspous t. prize
geese; all farming implements and tools. acre
syfa"ueTr'esi acres potatoes, about 209 bush
els 81 barrels corn sufficient fodder to keep
horse and COW al winter 10 hives imported
bees II patent observatory hives cost $40 each:
All furniture In house $1,000 is ala the cash
required to secure this snug little home. with
III easy access OF steam and electric roads. only
ten mics out. The biggest bargain we have
ever offered SOULE & CO. Bank O. Washing
ton Building. rn2q-g
FoR sALE-5-roa1u house, . acres land. 5000.
Sloy down. balance mOnthIy. PIERCE
PIERCE. Vienna Va c-5-g0t
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70 sETED-By gentleman, furnished room in
Cliet family. Northeast OF Southeast: no other
rooueTs; with use % small part Of cellar or
shed; VIII be permanent AGdrezz BOX I5s.
THIS otace El2g-3
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FOR REET-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brsqk stable. y bGrscs. Ri and
ssh, G and Il SIS ne CHARLES NJ PJGH &
BRO, 98G Louisiana ave ua- cs1-s
FOR RENI-Ihree stable lofts for storing pur-
Pcscs; s. rer month each. AUTON0BTFE
STORAGE ana REPAIR CO.. rear 1910 I, Il
egg
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-By student. situation waiting on
table OF light work Address BON 22l, this
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WAETED-EoRSEs AND VEHICLES

IS -SIED-I" buy rubber tire rlnab5ut in nor
isgJ oonaluan. mist be- cheep Apply CH4--
ERNST 81 Co. NIB 18th St NV ssy;
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WANTED-BoARDERS.

WASTED-Four men boardg-z Uirh good homo
board pleasant front room $40 per =veek.
For Information call N - 81 Ue- mgI-Z
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wANTED-TYPEwRITERs.

W ANTED-- Second hand typewriter, in good
condition: Remington No. 2 preferred. Ad-
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STORAGE.

WIZ PAY Sl.J0 for storage when we store for
.Sc4 UNITED STATES STORAGE co. go
10th ST NV T13og
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" ~ IED-Iwo white MATTRESSES. also colaraI
COOS The Linden oyster House 600 ST. ug,-
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WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-To buy best available house Tor
~. e69-S
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WANIAi}-FiRisher on coats Apply ~ nth
- Nv Il
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HELP WANTED-FEMAJF.

A&IEl,-Giri for general homework; snlaU
mily- Io00 9Th 81. nv. 81
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FOUND.

Coal-Cet oil Brick oo5 Iltb
1t. Sc es5-s
FOUND-Get them repaired b. the Original
Lamp and OiIstOve Doctor; no cure no psy;
beware Of LIMITATIONS ~ I3th ST ms. e2J-5
SICKNESS and deats are II csllsr-rlade Ice
cream: sewer gas causes II; 90 lot eat that
kind; our ice-csea-a Is made Is feet abore
the ground and Is pure, delicious and health
fui; 70c anG &C per gaIloz- LACEE'S COZ
New YORK ave. nv. and I12-115 Chicago 81
rs- zItf
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WASTED-By respectable Colored woman. wash
ing 20 20 At home. I229 Madison 81 nv. nj
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" ANTED-A colar5d woman to cook. v-5sb and
non Apply TO - ST. uv-. Il
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WASHINGTON, D. c., POST0FFTCE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, IS changes may occur as
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched To the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule q cI5siaEs
Is arranged on the presumption OF their uuIE-
terr5pted- overland transit. For the Vgeez end
ing November :. 1902. the LAST connecting cIascJ
Uill be made from the NAN OFFICE as FOL
lows
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-T@o OF three furnished rooms in
Northwest for light housekeeping. or uarrv L,
take half house for winter answer today. Ad-
dress BOX %, this Office ms
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AUSTRIA LOOKING FOR TRADE.
A Naval vesse, to visit the chief Ports Of
Africa and south America.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29--In addition to
various other enterprises for increasing
Austro-H Hungarian exports. 1t IL Of interest
to note that the Zenta. one of the vessels
Of the Austro-Ilungarian Navy. lately
commissioned for years cruise. has been
in a measure rendered available for pur-
poses Of commercial investigator says
United States Consul-General Hurst in "A
rcport to the State Department from
Vienna. He adds;
The Zenta will visit the chief ports of
Africa, several important island groups.
as we'll as Uruguay, Brazil and the Argcn-
tine Republic. An experienced officer Of
the Austro-H ungarian Consular service
has been detailed for duty, with the consent
of the marine sect ion of the Ministry Of
War, TO accompany the vessel on her cruise
in order to study the trade conditions Of
the COUNT ies visited and make reports To
the Government. with the Interior object
q. Increasing the exports Of Austro-Iiuh-
Rarian products to the districts In Qucs-
ton. Although towns may be visited
where Austro Hungarian Consuls are
stationed. a general survey by Compe-
tant specialist cannot fail to be fraught
with good results II will BE- seen that no
special Legislative appropriation is Ecc.s-
sary TO render this kind Of commercial
exploration possible"