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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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"Father will get everything In nd
vance. boys" little Alexander of Mace
don used to say to his companions
when news came of Philips victories;
"he will not leave any great task for
me to share with YOU" Nevertheless,
as Alexander the Great. he discovered
that his father had but touched the
rim of achievement. General William
Booth. founder of the Salvation Army,
stands rs one of the striking figures of
the English-speaking world; but In the
tremendous fight for good. for the res.
cue of the lower half of humanity, he
has not pre.empted the field. His dis
tinguished sons and daughters. In diff
ferent lands under whatever banner,
are carrying ON what Is ut heart but
one great task In which workers
throughout the world may share.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

As u lawyer, faithful and loyal
friend. ana stalwart nnd stately
nnrcher In the ranks of the County
Democracy. Hon. Miles j. Devinc has
always sliOnc pre.eminent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

Frederick Duffy. the bright young
lawyer who made such II splendid race
for the Legislature last month, is one
of the ablest practitioners ut the Cook
County bar. Mr. Duify's career In poll.
ties Is only just opening, and we are
much mistaken II there are not high
honors yet I'm store for him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
Illellll

Hon, John j. Hanberg assumed the
duties Of his office as County Treas
urer ON Monday last. The public may
now rest assured that the public funds
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

In these days of business enterprise
people are prepared for almost any
kind and all sorts of improvements
and innovations.
Among the most pleasant of these
are the modern systems nnl arrange,
ments whereby shopping has been con,
vcrted from II wearisOme task to IL pos
tive pleasure ana an enjoyable recrca,
tion.
In no city IN the world has this i'm,
prOvelnent In the conduct of business
been so marked as In Chicago, In retail
rs well as In wholesale stores. md In
every branch ana line of provision and
supply business.
One of the most excellent ana unique
OF these departures IL to he found IN
the splendid new store which will be
opened on Monday next by Messrs
Hannah 4 HOgg, the well-known whls'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

Some time ago The Eagle expressed
the apprehension that IN the melee over
the SpeakerslIp there was danger of
another dose of Sherman In that Of
tlce. Some OF our friends laughed NJ
us then, hut they think otherwise now.
Let us pray that Governor Yates
friends may win out ana thus avert
the danger.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
l1le1lA

The election to the Legislature Oi
Hon. John McAianaman, one OF the
brightest members of the city law de.
Inrtnent, was good thing for the
cause OF public honesty ana good gov.
crnment.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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Hon. Daniel j. Mcmahon Is one of
the men now most strongly urged for II
nomination In the next Democratic ju-
dicial convention. His name would
certainly add strength to the ticket.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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Hon. Kiclslmm Scnnlan will probably
receive one Of the Republican nOl,ilm-
tiOns for the bench In the next jr.dicinl
convention Of that body. No ADLER or
better man could be named.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

Mr.. Sigmund Zeisler, who Is one Of
Chlcago's most eminent lawyers, will
be nominated for Judge by the Demo-
Gratis next time, IL the men in control
know what Is good for their party and
its ticket. The prestige Of Mr. Zeis-
ler's name would go long way to-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

Hon. Spencer Ward Is one of the
leading Democratic lawyers In Chi
cago. He Is undoubtedly in line for
Il judicial nomination next summer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

The claims of certain individuals In
connection with the committee clcr-
ton ana the pOnpOusness with which
they air their "views" ~ to the result
upon the future politically and other
wise, are really amusing. Most of these
statesmen. by the way. are not mem
bers of the central committee ut all,
did most of their work for the country
and reform on the sidewalk outside
Democratic headquarters while the
meeting was IN progress inside.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

EX-Alderman MuelhOcfcr would he
unquestionably one of the strongest
men the Republicans could nominate
for City Clerk next spring.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

The variety of graft" now being
worked In certain districts Of Chicago
IL wonderful. Some of II II worked
privilege or no privilege. For instance,
II Is not sO long ago that Il certain
Alderman IL said To have thought out"
the good will of Greek peddler, who
corner In the city. 1t ~ said he bought
It for 500. and then tried to lease It
to another merchant for $1,000 u
year. The attempt failed Of It's pur-
poses. but the incident shows the ver-
sntility of some of our city fathers In
their hunt after the long green.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

The Eagle will take great pleasure
In refreshing III" amlablc ana gallant
Chiefs memory on several matters
concerning the Harrison street police
district between now and next spring
Not with a view 10 embarrassing that
worthy official or of forcing II dis
agreeable duty upon him, but for the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

The Evening News has, during the
past week, been giving Il number of
these individuals an opportunity OK ait
Ing their particular views in this re-
gard, The other afternoon it graycly
announced that Aid. William Ehemann.
who, the News declared, controlled
four votes or more in the county CON-
nllttce fight, had come out for lIari.
son for Il fourth term" Now, us II
matter of fact, there are three votes In
Mr.. EheMann's ward, ana two OF these
were east for John McGillen in the
committee tight. Mr., Ehemann controll-
ed just one vote out oi three, and that
vote was his own, and the voters of
his ward are about ready to see 10 II
that he will not control That very much
longer as their representative IN the
Council or anywhere else in public Of
flee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
Editor Eagle:


Dear Sir--Can any of your readers
tell what has become of the Council
Committee on Transportation of late?
We have not heard recently of any
thing having been done by that body
to bring the traction problem to final
solution. While Mayor Harrison and
other people who delight In gallery
plays had an opportunity of fOur-iiush-
Ing about the referendum and possible
action by the Legislature on that sub
iect, one could understand cOmplalsanco
In the way of dilly-dallying on the part
of the committee. But now that the
people of the State of Illinois have re-,
pudinted that fad In the most con.
temptuous manner possible, namely, by
ignoring II. what excuse has the com,
mittee for further delay In the matters
The long-snlfcrlng public of Chicago
will demand speedy answer very
soon 10 this ana other questions In Il
way that will not be denied.
| CITIZEN,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
/e7l

Alderman John r. Smulskl. notwith-
standing his protests that he seeks no
further political honors, Is still being
urged by some of the most influential
Republicans In Chicago for the party
nomination for City Attorney.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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Aid, IiathhOuse john COughlln /.
another statesman who, through the
columns of the Daily News, launchc,
forth for Harrison for reelection. Mr.
Coughlin says the Mayor owes it to the
people who want the many pending To
forms properly handled, to become Il
candidate again. REFORMS. quOth John
Well, this Is rich. Ha. Ia. In.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

The present volume OF immigration
mostly from the countries of eastern
Europe. should receive the cOnsidera.
tion of Congress ut the cominxpshort
session. 1t is not what man eats
but what he digests that makes him
strong. So It Is with nations. Can
the United States assimilate into its
political system the tribes that are
now contributing three-quarters Of a
million year to the population?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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llarrisOn's supporters are said 10 he
out boosting him for II fourth term.
Poor Harrison! Who was II invented
the supplication, "Savc VS. from our
Friends"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

lust think OF what II falling off there
would he among that phalanX of sixty
one in the Democratic County Central
Committee should the authorities take
It into their heads to shut up the gam
bling saloons, the policy shops and
other law-brcaklng institutions.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
Pointed Questions Asked Regarding the Trans
actions Of Public Bodies and Of
Political Leaders
Gossip Of the City and Of the Country
Forms the Subject Of Com.
nunications

Editor Chicago Eagle:
Dear Sir According TO the newspa-
pcrs chief O'Neill IL about to apply
for IN increase In the salaries of the
pntrolmcn and for nobody else on the
force.
I would like to ask what the Chief
has against the the scrgealits ana lieu-
tenants who were included In the for
mer effort TO increase the bluccoats
pay. SO far ny | have been able to
observe the scrgcants and lieutenants
of the force have. ns n rule. performed
their duties as faithfully and efficiently
ns the patrOlmcn. 1t Is admitted that
they are as much underpaid as the
plain policemen on the beat. There
fore. I ask why this distinction at this
time. Yours respectfully.
A LIEUTENANT.
Chicago. Dec. =.
10 the Editor of The Chicago Eagle:
Dear Sir-SOmc time ago l saw by
the daily papers that II certain Alder.
man succeeded In getting no lesa than
sixteen permits for petty privileges,
such as stringing banners. erecting
barber poles. small violations of the
fire ordinance and the like. In one ses-
sion Of that body. the first by the way
after II prOtractcd vacation or adjourn.
mcnt of that body.
Now. sir. NJ there IL 80 much talk
just at present about privileges and
such like. ! would nsk what kind of
privileges are these! II II said that
the orders for the permits are fully sci
forth In the Council records. hut the
general public never sees the Council
records. TX Il legal for the Council t.
pass permits to violate ordinances! II
such permits nre passed In the tlurr!
OF general business, N II not In the
power of some bright and active mem
her of the Council to rise In his plac,
ut the following meeting ana demnn,
that they he vetoed, II II should hnpper
that they might otherwise escape tn.
watchfulness of the presiding officer?
Could the presiding officer fail Ol
refuse to comply with public demant
for the vetOing of orders for permits
which are violations OF Il general Ortli
nance? Could not any citizen Obtain
an injunction restraining the execution
Of such orders as being cOntraventiOI
of the clty's ordinances. upon tin
ground that IN order cannot suppressed
mn ordinance or standing provision O
the municipal code?
| nm asking these for II twO-fOld ren
son. namely, In order to call public ut
tentiOn TO what I believe to be u per
niciOus practice. AMI In the hope thu
having done 80. some action mny In
taken In the premises. am, sir. your
sincerely, ANTI-GIlAFr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
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The election Of officers for the Coui.
ty Democracy will take place next
Sunday. All the Indications point to
the reelection Of John Powers and
Robert Il. Burke rs president and sec.
rctnry respectively. ana the election OF
Ernst Ilummcl and Miles J. DeyInc to
the offices of treasurer and marshal
respectively.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

This memory Is n treacherous thing,
and 1t Is said that, like conscience, it
not infrcQucntly makes towards Of
us ALL"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

purpose OF aiding nnOtler abic ana
honorable public official. to wit. the
sheriff of Cook County. In the per-
formnncc of his duty In the premises.
~oA
\ good friend Of States Attorney
Dcncen said the other day that II nll
the benciicinrics of gambling hell holes.
such M crap and policy shops. "hand-
book" Joints" ana other shady re-
sorts. were where they belonged. the
decent element Of the Democratic par
~ In Cook County would bc In control
of It's central organization. This puts
the situation very neatly and epigranl-
mntlcally. BY eiie way. what effect,
II any, would 1t have on the City COun.
ell!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06

will he honornbly and properly hin-
died. ana that the affairs of the office
will he honestly. efficiently and ccon.
omlcally administered.
Hon. willard NJ. McEwcn took his
seat on the bench Dec. l, amid the
applause AMI fcrvent good wishes Of
the entire Chicago bar. The public
at large shares In this feeling Of sat.
isfnctiOn ut the elevation to the bench
of just, fair and able lawyer. H
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-06
ward pulling the whole judicial tick
through.

by the way, has any one heard %
any of our solons-clcct preparing an!
measure for the Strengthening out O
the judicial election muddle?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Children to Be Entertained by the Wo-
mans Club.

Children to Be Entertained by the Wo-
mans Club.
Temple, TeLPs Match s-Otto Lackuer.
engineer at the power house. had a serious
and painful accident last night Ills arm
was caught In a moving belt and he was
thrown violently against a wnll. sustaining
fractures Of the arm about the wrist lie
was pretty badly shaker up, but not SC.
riously hurt.
NessrS. ]. Z. French & Son are arrang
ing to ship to Fort Worth q carload Of
very fat cattle for exhibit at the live stock
show The bunch Is molasses fed and the
owners expect them to be prize winners
II habah temple No. rs. Dramatic order
knights ot hhcrassan, held its third cere-
monial and banquet last night and passed
about fifteen tyros 70 yotaries over the
hot sand route. After the ceremonial about
70 enjoyed sumptuous banquet prepared
~ the aides Of the Cumberland FreSbyte-
rian church.
rhe City Federation OF Womar's Clubs
LaVe arranged % have an hours entcr-
itnmeht Of the children OF the city every
saturday morning frcm $3.50 to 1880
clock All the children are requested to
meet lt the public library room az that
our aud pleasant lime Is assured Mrs.
!. l., Downs has charge for today and
W.N talk to the littlc oncs The ladies will
mango about each Saturday iu these talks
a-d entertainments for the little ones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
Caldwell CuIIipcs

Caldwell. Texas. March s.-Ror p p
hanks returned Thursday from Abilene
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cobb arc in :,
Louis. ~ o.
Thomas Boswell is slowly recovcr,n, ,ro,,,
stroke OF paralysis '''i'
MIS- I9r!ock OF Navasota. who has hoon
, T5iistMg Mrs j. Il. Hcslep, returned ED b DSen
mrs W. S. Douglass Is visiting b,, els
p me Preachers Missionary lpst,tp,, o..
od,st Eplsro s5ict cb Texas conference Metl
} yesterday after session OF tva |uIouIhed
,,li ne IaldNeH Cooking club gaye ON oge ~,
t tb, elegant entertainments tits w Se 81
Plof Martin has t3irn y.
- pupnc schools rendered vacant nv tbn
ieRHi Rev % OF Miss Ilanie Burnett. ~ inc
in the Methodist church II liz NH, at night
until Saturday night. nc VIII continue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10

Huntsville, Texas Nlurrh Mr. w. C.
Rowland Of Dallas and Miss Katie Mason
Of This city were quIe'iy married Tuesday
evening 10y Rev, L. r. Mays. This is the
nntiye home Of the fair bride and her many
friends here wish her God speed" i'm her
new life.
Joe yaun spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. NJ. p. vaun
II D. Taylor Of Houston was here this
III; " Butler of Houston was in Hunts.
Colonel 4. r. Mckinney has returned
IRON business trip Go cold Springs.
IN, Mr> George Myers is visiting in Hunts
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Philips Of Dodge
are guests Of Mr and Mrs Il Phillips.
MIS-. j. W Boyuton of Beaumont is the
Miss Fannie Eldus who Is teachine in
U ,,l "aferlN visited relatives here this
ME Mr. 4, and Mrs Mrs, Ed Berry are visiting rela.
Miss Annie Adamson has returned 10 her
ZONE III Mexia after visit to relatives
4 Z; woodson OF Palestine spent SUNDAY
and Monday with rs sister. Miss uT Eiig
",godSon' who IS attending the normal.
IN T.; ;,a mI: Erhard has returned to MIS- home
T 4 90, Of her parents, Mayor and Mrs. r.
MIs W L. Prince who has been visiting
her mother Mrs Keister. has returned 70
hcr home In Wallace. ''''Neu 10
Rev. 5; H. Morgan delivered three ten-
peifhnce lectures in Trinity this week
Miss Maude Lee had the misfortUma 90
spIain her ankle Tuesday. ''"e 70
MRS. W. T. Lowell Of Houston visItcl h.
aaurhter, who is attending The Sam r'e In, MT
'o,i normal, this week
Mrs. G. Il. Harrington visited reIatt,,o, l.,
Willis this week. 'eia'''es III
,,irotesSor H. G.. prltchctt attended tbo
a '"' Ky OF me cornerstone OF Science han
at me baylor university IN Waco ''"''
rsi,tI,r.no' \. laS ham and daughter visited
'v,dII'eS at Oliphiut's mill This week
Nrs N. W, Barr ana Miss Anna Rs-r
~ Washington. D. c.. are visiting NJ. an
mass meeting will be baI5 S,,,,s,,.
,e'ni!ogon; when Evangelist Dorst viii nroorb
, SJ Judge lot OF Sodom" Revival services
s M De continued through the next weSE
s''u music is being made a specially
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
Runae Nems Notes

hungc' Texas, March 81. IL. Cunon ba,
returned from sutherland Springs. where
Ne was detained on account Of his sister,
serious Illness. Miss Ada is said nov. ,o NJ
conyalcscent.
Dr. ]. D. Pressly with his family has
returned from a visit Of several DAYS TO
san Antonio.
Nr' B. Ford Of Rlddloyuc, more than
~ H''rs old' died at his home last Nlondu,
, .i ne ne Moss L!glc Ragds gave an enter,
riccg ag ,ist tuesday night under the aus
- 49,, ol .hr hpworth League which was
!aIEcR attended. considered very inc nm
Was financial success ""' an
Inc infant child OF Rev. I. T. Morris il
cutie sick With pucumoaia. '''S -
SOM, howard who hes bccn absent
SIM I'M ttihe visiting relatives aud others m
las returned ana win con
'4hae his practice in RuLge '''' 'o''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10

the kaiser last week. His majesty uucs
toned the professor concerning the Ger
manic museum q, Harvard In which the
emperor showed tho uvclicst interest
The nuke Of Rcdfosd has been appointed
knight ~ thc order Of the Garter. vice
Fcri FltS william who died February 10.
and the MARQUIS Of Waterford has been ap-
pointed KNIGHT of tho order Of St Pat.
ric&. vice The Marquis Of DufIerin, who died
February L.
Albert Eusen. Curdy, fellow In romance
languages In the Jolus Hopkins university.
has just heen appointed Instructor IN
French tn Nale university. the academic
department Mr. Curdy Is native Of Mich.
lsau. q graduate OF the University Of Kan.
sas. has studied abroad. and will receive
the doetoral degree tAis spring from Johns
UGukiuS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
20 A-thur Wants to Be a port

Port Arthur, Texas, March s.-A very en-.
tnusiastic and interesting meeting was
neia Friday evening at the city hail by
tne citizens OF Port Arthur. under the ans
p'ees Of the chamber Of commerce Tho
meeting was in regard to the Port Artbur
port OF entry matter, a bin OF which is
now pending before congress. Il was do.
eided by the citizens that they would bnve
port or entry aud nothing else. Today
Judge p b; Mentz was selected as the
- -ooS a'allable man 10 be sent TO Washing.
non 10 appear before the committee On
WAYS and means OF the house to urge The
measure which has already been fsyorobly
t,Sported on by the finance committee ~
W. ASeINle' Judge Mentz viii leave for
Washington Monday morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
0. c. v Camp al Bio sn,i.....

@ Sp,IngS' I'Sas, March s,-A!bert sid.
ne5 johnston Camp United Sons of Confo1
rae veterans was organized here todar
uy tue adoption Of charter and the eloc.
uou OF the following officers for the on.
suing year; Commander, II. e. King. ars,
lieutenant commander Edw W. smith. II .
second lieutenant commander. J. Dor,
Ter adlntant w. V. Erwin: surgeon M
w., Barnett; quartermaster A. IS No. ~
J's cIap,ail: Rey' o. G. Jones' Treasurer
y ~, -. h9ssett' color sergeant, w. L Sb,r
make. historian, Prof y. Reagan T ~, MN
~ names were enrolled as charter mo-
DeIs ana the camp expects 10 be Won " rl
resented at the Dallas reunion In ANN 'P-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
SOME PosTscRIPTs.

In the neighhornood Of the recent subway
explosion in New York there are more
physicians than in any other part of tho
city. and hundreds Of them were available
for emergency duty within three minutes
after the dynamite went on.
Next summer London will be- In all prob.
ability. endowed with floating restau.
rant In the early DAYS of last century
nm old hull was brought up the Thames
aud moored or Somerset house. 1t was
ftted up rs a coffee house, and patronlzed
by all the wits OF the town.
In the gigantic electric plant Installed
on the Second avenue lines OF the Man.
haitian railway, New York City. are eIgbt
substations, each Of which represents the
combined energy OF 100000 men. The arIng
OF the boilers. If done by hand. would re-.
auire 27o men. but a mechanical stoker
reduces the number TO ninety, a saving OF
$500 dav.
Next to gambling the Eskimo mon
IKE to wrestle. The usual way Of doing
this is test rather Of strength than
skill The wrestiers sit down on the floor
or In any convenient place, side by side
and face In opposite directions, with
right elbows touching. Then they lock
arms. and each strives to straighten out
the others arms.
There is large American colony In
Rome. not only students. artists and ner.
sons who come TO spend the winter but
many permanent residents Several Roman
princes aud other members OF the nobility
rave married American women. Many Of
the most prominent ladies in the court
circle arc Americans. Including the wife
OF tbs minister 81 the ROYAL household.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-10
HOUSTON, MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1912.
PROGRESS OF THg souTH.

Although most people iusciy regard ire
.ehsus reports s. dry reading. yet 90 pa
Tiofic southerners who examine the census
" 1909, with su eve To the facts and as-
sres OF southern progress. there is there
anfolded between the lines tAe story 90
the most remarkable material advance taa-
aas ever been achieved by any country I'D
The world
Take fer Instance the soutas manufsc.
lures. In 800 the value a the soutn-
Manufactured products fcots up o. 81 stpi..
30 $50, a som greater bv ue1rly S4aorlo.
20 than the value OF al the manufacture
products o. the United States ln $50. IN
.otal for 800 shows an increase q SJA..
i4o46s over the total OF 1850 10 the value
Of the products and Ssp4.sIs-a7 in the
amount o. capital invested T1e au1ua,
II caritai Invested in the south lu u4au.
features 10 1870 was SIl-a67ooa7
Southern lEuHer. cosI iron and .-ee. are
consumed ia vast quantities taroa-aont tls
United States ead abroad. The min, v-rs.
ing on cotton and wool have multiplied
Tie r.ce crop is constantly decreasing. The
extensive fertilizer rlaE,- have proved very
profitable. The cotton seed Cd industry.
the phosphate folds oC Tennessee. alt
the oil wells 20 Texas have lrsu afd.lg
70 The wealth az toe south enormously.
very Significant ga.. '1 Boz noted is r-a-
the principal journals of ,aa Na-a asa
East have heen lf late constantly t-vat-
Ing a great deal % space 20 ,bo advantages
a. ,ae south as field ~ Investment
The South IS rnaru- roe hal.H. 81 the
put-f- Ffs.llav4f iT fse- -.t.r .. H...- u.