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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
. sH5 ~ VARIOUS AND All ABOUT.
Miss Kate Moore; Of Columbia ii via
iting Miss Mary Thompson.

S6SS vARlOUs AND All a BOUr!
Miss Kate Moore Of Columbia IL Wis.
iting Miss Mary Thompson. s
Mrs.SN. M Burton went TO McCo,l
yesterday to visit her daughter, who is
quite sick. Il
The "Who, What, When minstrels
will hold forth at; the opera house to-
morrow night, ,.l,5 j.
Mr.. P. J. Yoss and family left yes
terday for; Atlanta, : where they will
make their future home. + +
A banquet in honor Of Judge O. W..
Buchanan was given by the Newberry
Bar in the arniory last night.
DR.. E. P. McClintock and Mr.. j. c..
Wilson went to Gastonia, N. c., on
Wednesday as delegates to the. "A. r. p.
synod. i%,. ~
The city. Democratic Executive Com
mittee will meet in the office of Hon.
Cole. l.. Elease tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. sS$E 53 VI,
Mr.. J. F.. Norment the popular rep
resentatlye OF the. News ana Courier,
and who will be private secretary to
Gov. Hayward, was in. the city yesterv
day. .
Prof. O. B. Martin, the next State
Superintendent of Education, will adj
dress the county teachers association
in the Boundary street graded school
building tomorrow morning.
In the absence Of the pastor, DR..
E. P. McClintock, who is in attendance
upon synod, Rev. A. j. Bowers will
occupy. the pulpit of Thompson street
church Sabbath morning at II o'clock.
Revs. H. j. Mothias, of st. Luke's,
and 2. w. Bedenbaugh, of Prosperity,
and Messrs. A, H. Kohn, of Columbia,
and A. G. Wise, of Prosperity, were in
the city Tuesday in attendance upon
meeting of the executive committee of
missions of the Lutheran Synod.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
CorSner'e I,dupst.
evening.

Henry Boyd, the negro reported in
the last issue of The Herald and News
to have been shot by another negro,
jeff Jones, Saturday night at hot
supper on Mr.. A. M. Reeder's place,
near Gary's Lane, died Monday night.
Coroner Lindsay Immediately went to
the scene and empanelled a jury to
hold an inquest. The verdict of the
jury was "that the said Henry Boyd
came to his death from. the effect of
gunshot wounds inflicted by jeff Jones
on the night Of November l."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
PROSPERITY NE .ys.
The New NstiOnai Bnnk--Death OF Mr.
Isidore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Prosperity, S. c., Nov. s. Miss Aim,
Kennedy, of Due West, has been visit
ing the family of Col. H. c. Moseley.
Our young merchant, Mr. w. L.
Mathis, has taken partner into his
business and counsels-Miss Viola Bobt
of NeWberry. They were married here
last Sunday evening by the Rev. P. H.
E. Derrick.
Miss Jessie Jennings, daughter Of
State Treasurer Jennings, and Mrs. DR.
Hoffman, of Sumter, have just returned
home from visiting the family of Mr.
R. H. Russell.
Prosperity is now fast coming to the
front in some lines at least. She has
become very very much interested in
the banking business. The Bank OF
Prosperity began it's career in Septem-
ber In short time, we are told, The
Peoples National will be organized. Let
the outside world watch and see if
Prosperity does not become CONNER
cial and financial centre.
Mr. w. II. Gibson, our cotton weigh
er, has about filled all the space on and
around the platform with cotton. There
seems to be no cars to haul it.
Mr.. Efird and family have visited the
family of Rev. w. A. Lutz during the
past week.
The election passed off very, very
quietly and the managers complained
that they had little to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Martin, of your
city, visiting here this week.
Our market men are now dealing out
their fresh meats from the new market
house.
News reaches us that Mr.. Isidore
Ruff, formerly of our town, but re-
Gently of Columbia, is dead. He had
been sick for some time. Two of his
sons are living here. :
Mr.. K. Baker, of Greenwood, is on
our streets again looking after his new
buildings. They are now nearing COM
pletion and are ornaments to the town.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
rHn ELECTION IN NEwBrRRY.
Jno. Scott Republican Candidate For Con.
Rress RECEIVES Fifteen Votes.

The election passed off in Newberry
about as quietly as is always the case
in general elections. Very little in
terests was manifested, and less than
half of the votes in the county were
polled.
The only opposition to the Democratic
ticket was in the Congressional race.
John Scott, Republican, opposed Hon.
Wyatt Aiken, Democrat. Out of total
of 947 votes Scott received 10. Ten of
these were in Newberry, 2 at Mt.
Bethel, 2 at jolly Street, and l at
Pomaria. #~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
a (lOo1 RTinatrsl show.

The "Who, What, When" mintrels
will appear in the opera house tomor-
row night. This minstrel company
comes highly recommended by the dra-
matte papers for their performances
recently given throughout the West,
and by the press generally. A good
show may be expected.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
why 80 f'OpulaI,

The popularity of "Clifton" -four is
due to it's unequaled quality absolute
ly pure, retaining all the nutritive and
healthful qualities of the finest selected
wheat. Call for "Cliffton" if you want
the purest and best. Call at either of
these groceries: p. r. Hipp, Hayes &
.McCarty and l.. w. Cosby.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
Services In East End.

Services will be held in the New
Chapel, at the Mollohon Mill Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. N. N. Burton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
Clifton Flour,

Is the best flour for the health of
your family, the best flour for good,
palatable baking, the best to use at.any
and all times. Hayes & McCarty, E.
R. Hipp and l.. w. Cosby keep it. I
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
'ogoUHrlI. .oS anNnaaI sKssIoss

Few Mtnor Gates Tried Prsssntmsnt o
Y Grand Jury- -R stoiutions ON Death
8s. ~ 4. OF u. p. osmpb.l.
The Court OF General Sessions recon,
yened on Wednesday morning.
In the case of the State vs. jeff Will,
y y son and Ed Eigner, charged with house.
breaking and larceny, q verdict Of guilty
was rendered. ss
Jno. Brooks was convicted Of house.
breaking and larceny. b
Charley H. Counts, charged with sell
I ing whiskey at his store in Pomaria,
was convicted and sentenced to serve
{ eight months on the county chain gang
and to pay a fine of $40O. s 4
The cases Q + the State VS.. VIM. Cald-
4 well, charged with murder, and the
State vs.. Henry league, chal led with
advising and abetting felony, mur-
Sderer, were mol pressed, and tie prison
ers released from custody.
49, TRUE BILLS.
3 The grand jury on Wednesday re-
1 turned the following additional true
4 bills:
State vs.. Middleton Glymph- obtain
ing goods under false pretences.
s.- State VS.. Sol Speaks assault and
battery with intent to kill and carrying
unlawful weapons.
y State VS.. J. G. Hicks-disposing of
property under lien.
% State VS.. Tom Hampton-house break
!, ing and larceny.
The presentment of the grand jury
J, was made Wednesday afternoon. 1t is
Z as follows:
: PREsENTMENT OF GRAND JURY.
To His Honor, o. w. Buchanan, Pre-
siding Judge:
We, the Grand Jury, most respect
fully submit the following report, viz:
That we have carefully considered
and acted upon all bills of Indictment
handed to us by the Hon. Solicitor.
A careful and full report of our exam
ination Of the different county offices
was made at the August term of court.
We recommend that the County Su-
pervisor be required to increase the
monthly allowance of Mr.. Levi Britt to
four dollars per month. Mr.. Britt has
in the past served his country faith
fully, and his physician states that his
age and physical condition are now such
that he cannot earn his own living.
I The attention of the Grand Jury has
been called to the public road near the
bridge over Scott's creek, leading to
Dead Fall, as in bad condition. We
recommend chat the Supervisor attend
to it at once.
We recommend further that seal
be bought for the Clerk of Court.
We recommend that our clerk be
paid the usual fee.
Respectfully submitted,
Jos. H. Hunter, Foreman.
IN MEMORY OF J. d. CAMPBELL.
Yesterday morning Hon. Cole. L.
Blease introduced resolutions of respect
to the memory of Mr.. j. D. Campbell,
late stenographer cf the seventh cir
cult, and moved that by order of the
Court they be inscribed on a page in
the record. The resolutions were sec
.onded by Messrs. o. l.. Schumpert,
w. II. Hunt, T. S. Sease, Lewis Simp-
kins, Of Laurens, R. H. Welch, Sheriff
M. M. Buford and Clerk of Court Jno.
c. Goggans. Judge Buchanan ordered
that the resolutions be inscribed on a
page dedicated to Mr.. Campbell's mem
ory, and as further mark of respect
the Court adjourned.
The resolutions and the speeches of
the gentlemen secondirg them, will be
published in our next issue.
Yesterday afternoon arguments in
equity cases were begun.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
Here Is
Something

Here is something we want you to read.
ana read carefully. We want to talk to you
about the good quality of our merchandise and
our low prices, and we want to impress UPON
you right here that we never separate quality
and price. No matter how low the price. the
quality is still there--everything we sell is of
standard quality. Here is one Of the elements
OF our success: We make the price SO low at
all times and the character Of our merchan-
disc so high that any buyer can offord to buy
OF u.s. We are specialist in our lines which
COMPRISE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07

Dry goods, Dress goods, Silks, Velvets,
White goods, Trimmings, Buttons,
Embroideries, Laces, White and Red
Flannel, Embroidered Flannel Hand
kerchiefs. Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets,
Domestics, Jeans, Calicoes, Homespuns,
Bleachings, Shirtings, Outings, FIanelette,
Ladies Wraps, Lace Curtain, Counter
panes Yankee Notions.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07

In fact our large stock comprises almost anything you may
ask tor all priced to suit you Millinery is Of strong
points in all grades, cheap very fine We please you in
this department. Some solid good shoes for ALL We do not
sell shoddy. Mems Shoes, Women's Shoes Boys Shoes
Girls Shoes, Baby Shoes. Let fit your feet in solid
leather Shoes, the kind that look WE'LL we'll and cost
moderately.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-07
TR ESPASS NOTICE.

\ LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY
"A forbidden to trespass, by hunting,
fishing, or otherwise, upon the lands Of
either of the Undersigned Any doing
so will be punished to the extent of the
law
The evening world., 1902-04-18
BEEF TRUST CORNERS EGGS
TO KEEP MEAT PRICES UP.
Great Quantities Quickly Bought Here and
Held in Storage-RetaiIers Menace

4 me.hot quite N keeping ~!-h ne
tactics u tn- Reef Trust has been
adopted by the latter TO head ~ an
.ufor-,d d, H prices owing q. de-
creased -unsIm9t. on - ncn'
\ rornr !n eggs m hean quietly
engineered aHd N" poor who hoped %
aud a substitute FOR 'he meat denied
them wi. Hui themselves up asaiuSt a
new proposition
Swift s. GO have quietly rneakeh ~
-. rH eggs INT, q rplI storage ~ar"-
ana other arms In the Reef Trust arc
also :y'ur ~ al the eEEs md 20
prove how vol 'rtlnel 'hcy v'-- tho
magn.tes added another half cen: 10
neat to-day
Pork, veal mutton. lamb and lard
hav. been advanced from one half -
three-four'hs of a cen, a pound. mem
hers q. the Reef TtuS; htving formed
different combinations - raise The
prircr of these foods
Swift & Ccmpany's coup TO stop th-
usual supply OF eggs coming into This
c',y "a surprise 90 al ieaias For The
last week eggs have been arriving from
the West In refrigerator cars supposed
to contain nothing but beef The eggs
were placed In the new cold storage
warehouse OF the Merchants Re'riE-
~ator Company In the Jersey Cty
freight yards ot tho Pennsylvania Rail
road This wholesale reduction ~ IN"
ci.ys supply was no, known even 20
The evening world., 1902-04-18

members 7, ne New York Mercantile
Eveharse
u Was matter - surprise rat N"
price ~ arrs advanced IN 'he month ~
Arri Egg generally become FHeap"r
~ spring adyance.
TN" w4uI"-p.r price - oFEr now IS
I' cents !ns.r The arisa wear nrp
was 'r .-7's T'.'s makes ta. Increased
'Hst 'p .p"-. -.!W'rs IH fUr .ity ~ Sow
hnrh umpHV' ~ 2t'1 -'t 't~ 'rr month ~
Agri. ALONE T4- I".4 u' Swltt " 49,.
w'll result IN tu extra pr1H' ~ $500
for .t lhtun.. oi ua. cent a daa 20
This is ttl"inC ,ump1r'i tu what may
10 don" nr 'yr H.oy 'rrIst
Packers pnt rpthIur far tpp.rE 'ygr
=" Sew York. - i1"r s,uI them 'u
refrigerator p'"f clrs but ri"r. nd,nt
sllppy r. arc taxed 4- h.4U AS q, cents
hundred weight f1- shipping eggs 90
tfls city
N,t sHt'~fc.i vim controlling the
WI p''Sa.c boo; market ana holding up
prices yF guTu''inE a.l substitutes 'nr
n.~s. the I'riIsf i- now attempting 60
gvf control NJ tho retail markets IN
New Work
Julius Wchbor who conducts lnr,,a
retail market ut TNirl avenue Rud one
Hundred and Twentieth street mud who
has A poultry pl1n' ~ SluGk city ard
ships hlr own beet from tn West has
been offered 1a"Upp by tn" Trust for
uIs business Ifr refused iu sell
threatening To sur 'rmF tn the li""'
Trust ;Hr b'1ckllstinE them. and many
additional small retailers say they Will
soon nav" - COS" their sh.I%
From Washington comes tho stat"
mer' 'hn, tho Ref Trust IL putting AZ
the price - fr.sh beef q fprr" '1r
consumers 70 use canned t.e"r - which
there IS an immense surplus IN hand.
The evening world., 1902-04-18
KNEW THIEF'S TROUSERS.
Police Arr~st~t Him from Memory
of stolen Goods.

When the house OF Philip Kock. of
Long Island city, wns robbed recently
of iewelry. money and "A pair o.
Rocks trousers. n detailed repor, was
made 20 the police. Particular pains
were taken by Kock to describe the
trousers and this led to the capture OF
the burglar to-day.
Policemen Burden and Nolan. OF the
Astoria Precinct met Frank Buxolki, o.
Long Island City. on tn. street. They
Recognized Rocks trousers on Buzolki
and arrested him. He vas also sur
priEed and disguised ,ilat he confessed
20 robbing Rocks house and told where
he had hiden the 1eweIry He offers
e return the trousers II ta 10 furnished
wtth another pair.
The evening world., 1902-04-18
GIRL S SLEEP LIKE DEATH.
" siumbrrrd Five Days and
Nothing twakrn..

oswEGo. y ". ArrI j. -ldn Her
ncsS"y. fifteen. has been unconsclau,
since last saturday night and the phys.
clans called tn have exhausted every Re-.
source lu trying TO arouse her
she retired as usual on Saturday night
ana her condition was discovered when
an effort was made to awaken hor on
sunday morning. Electric SHOCKS and
cold baths have been administered. but
the girl slumberz on. Her physical
strength has seemingly not been In
paired.
The evening world., 1902-04-18

III. Bll.ion-DAlar Steel TI-lft - eS'
p<ciea TO purchase contro, -, ue Coz.
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company az soon Hs
the resul, o. tho stockhoIiers' meeting.
TO be held Nav 10. - known. II Il -nn-
sld-Tei certain that the stockholders
will vote affirmativ-lv upon ~" prJpp-
sliion 20 issu. $50 coo ccp Of p>r cent
bonds. 10000" OF which are 10 -
available for the acdustsn o' nss
properties. once this Is assured, pend
INK negotiations between the steel Trust
and th., e r & Company are csI,-";-
81 70 - complete! President p-Socd
and John " Gates. The leaders NJ the
two factions In the Fud Company. have
held V.nt conferences recently Hsth IN
citis pf the Inife,l states Sts--l 'urport-
iipu, pai M terms wore agreed ~. n.
President osEuai has gon. To- Chicago
io confer with big stucNlalders th"r"
The evening world., 1902-04-18
cIr ~ COPPER nan w ErrEs-r.

Yest riny's reduction on, IN. dividend
an AmniE1mr'ed copper had No eject
upon the market, showing how easily
a market leader or one wrrk may he
sIpplan;~l hy nov investment spa.
r'1l'y. Fh" directors ~ me Chpp. =
trust u declaring Only l-2 ~ per 1,'ut
,'r IN" u"Nt qytr'Hr met he "Np"rtn-
'.'u " no" Stree Rnl fhr news Wa
discounted ~ advance Tn" action NJ
m" Anaconda UnlG \ week lEu 1nl
prepared th" market 'pg the aut in 'pp-
The evening world., 1902-04-18
MonG,> no.Ds FAVORED.

The state BnRrl of hrs"ssors n, Ala
hnma har completed ',s assessments 81
the railroad group owned rllc'y hy
+ Morgan x 80 I; has decreased %,
'f",ru Ia" assessment u. the Suutlcru
Railway system ana makes many Other
important reductions The Central ~
Georgia. a Morgan road gets a rrdur-
ti"n ~ So nile. tn" Aiah1'na MID
land division ~ the Plant system WIS
increased tH is mile. Win. Llutsvil',
" Nnshv'l" wlE increased yl.p "A mile
other branch
The evening world., 1902-04-18
TO PROTEST AGAINST TAX.

The NoN Y1rN stock ENraaHFc 'tH
,lsk.d. through Attorney Lodyarl f1r a
hearing before Attorney General Enu>
On the inv on scrur'!c. deposited az
.cbllatcra FOR loans Attorney LoiytrI
vino IS fHdurunE the fiEh. FOR The ST. u
ExchanSr. savz talt 40 far a. n" knows
10 brokers ar complying with ,s.u.
missioner Y"rkps'a ruling that tax u s.,
per Sl0p shall De ptll on all collateral
s.curlucs. Tho outcome ~ the case
means mtrh 20 Wal street brokers 4.
the tax IL imposed u wtl cost mhliprf
OF IoitlrE a wear.
The evening world., 1902-04-18
BIG RUSH FOR coNsoLs.

TIE rush of Wall street Investors -
subscribe 20 that portion u the n~w
l}-'t!Sa war loan Offered 10 tho Arr,ri-
can public Is remnrkAbl. % the * 81.
o. allotted TO ih,s country three ~.
!n~lrR1r" companies and John u
Rockefeller hay" taken Npo"N each
subscribed many tines
The evening world., 1902-04-18
GOLD COMING HERE.

New York banks are getting back the
god that was shipped TO san Francisco
some time ago In connection with the
big street railway deal there. The banks
have received several hundred 'thousa nds
o. gold this week from the Pacific coast
The evening world., 1902-04-18
Retail Rate Goes to
Sixteen Gents, and
That Sules 1t from
the Poor Mans Table
- Ex Employee OF
Swift g. Go. 6xpIodes
the Theory That Cat
tile Raisers Should Be
Blamed.


Wheh the meat ''uS'
hibiiiNe prices on beel the pour ~
sorted to pork Although u was hoi
~ ronrisbinr i. satisfied TN. appe-
,,, -,,,,s,i,u,e The Nea,
-. ,,...,,.,..l ,t,ta and
A'"se .,.
yesterday put the P'''' Va 20"
OF the reach OF the poor rue p'''
went to fourteen cents. The retailer
,s unable 10 sell pork for less than
rA -o,- .,,ro, nav
eiN'e"
olxteeh cents 1oT p"'h '"'P'
Another hall cent was also added
,,,, ,ho
to beef just TO make sure lhat tht
.,t4 $50, coach -
poor Cou'u h''
with beef and pork out of 'he.f rcacA.
,h.sa -, l,,,,tad means turned TO .gs-
those OF '''"''eu W - -, -.
and poultry, and there thes 'ouUu Wv
bar. M The Mea; Trust - the biggest
sh,pper Of poultry au4 ,he poultry aand-
lers not In the trust permit the 'fHs'
20 fix tae pricy. They follow tho trIs;
-, ,.,cr y,r Ia poultry
pr.oe' i"s'' : - - 80 ve,,
pricce. Consequently "heh 'ne M'''
vance o. TWO cents '.'e 80 -,
,As NOR turned to eggs. and here taey
,,..,, a,z..,
found the pNe "P
Everything IL hish~r'
., .,.,,,. ,o,,b,x po,ir show n
All p'o''s''s
sympathetic inhuence-tha' ~ S"P"
thy with the Nea' rus .'- n,..r.'
six cents hundr-- -We'sh' ."
grades. thus forcing the bakers. or many
OF them. to cut DOWN '"' 1 -
loaves OF bread.
A Dambark. a butcher, al No. 10 Var
.I did not raise IN. price ~ meat unll
i, ,a,,rd ,ba, I uas losing money. las:
t"uhu '"a' ., p,,
SATURDAY. "'S ."' - ,.
price. or course. II 'h's heePs "' NV
ing thr poor prjPi" will not b" A1Ie i'
,,y IN. ,rics know nothing els" for
-, - Il, ,,,, 20 v.4th.ut Poultry II
80, -, =. .,,,,, through the
np aiso. ana P'rn u 80 ,-,
roof. The Meat irI1S' 'i'N"' '''"N
running a dchcate~-~n store
Among the homes OF the WORK
,,umru On the west side the effect
$3.50,
nj the rise !" '"e prev
4. painfully apparent. Families
.,.,. ,. hs.p accustomed to
81, ,.,,. ,,x,c.
,,r..s In re, a,.nr
""F
with meat stew once das' ."
,..m .t~.k. nrr barred. noasss
nrr ont Oh '"e
or beef for a family of six costs
49,, s,..L r.,, or shoulder
s'''"'
cuts. for the same family for one
.t ems, .,tx-ave cent..
meal eo-'
Mrs. NiiIiam Dorh' "'""H" ~
No - Watts street said.
have not no, been n, abe . 70 'uS H"Tr m,%' I' hars
The evening world., 1902-04-18
HANNA N srEEI. COMPANY.

senator Marcus A. Hanna Will ha
President o' the Detroit Iron auI See,
Company. which - soon 20 os urNErizei
n" company Is t. nave capital o,
$4,000 and Senator Hanna VII be-
'H" largest s'ockh finr work an 'rr
p'nni. "hich viii y" located ON 2ug Isl
Ial irat a"IoH Detroit. sul star, al
once II is expected that The -stnb-
lIT1W"rf ~ fRa p'lut pll revive .h,
rnu industry .u AMI around Detroit.
The evening world., 1902-04-18
rR,'sr CONTROLS HEADING.

The hoom IN Reading. n which Ion
don participated Yesterday to IN. extent
OF 6ohS shares. has called attention io
the voting trust controlling ~ The lie
~ the voting trust will not end until
next September. after tho payment ~
tae n~Nt semi annual dividend on tho
iirEt r~ferrei stock Iutu thu; time
th"ro can he no chang" ~ control and
no change In the uf~rnt.nE manage
mort Tho conditions n, tho trust ~
guire the payment 10, per acn' dtvi.
d"ni- pu IN" h--' preferred stock FOR
The evening world., 1902-04-18
NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD.

md within two DAYS 500 80 ~ Eoii from
Frisco ma been exchanged At the SUI-
Tg'lsurE for certificate Ia all S"W
York sen, s. ..ooon IA gold TO san Fran
The evening world., 1902-04-18
WINTER WHEAT ouTLooK.

Il O. Dunn 3 20 report the wir'"-
wheat outlook much better thar at ~"
time TIE aEurrS for the ast Govern
men report were complied \ mos,
points the ncrclEc $ equal = or larger
than las, years. and ,ondltIonA are
daily Improving Damage ty Insects
l. said 10 he less serious than year
ago. and the only adverse prospect Is
the lack % rain. which IL rali 81, u~
causing anxiety IN some OF the States
II !s believed that wlth average ncathr
conditions now 'ls yield - winter
wheat VII N- nearly up 20 Hast s,slf \
The evening world., 1902-04-18
MART REMOVED.

New England growcrr o' shade grown
tobacco hny. decided "a transfer the
auction sal. OF the 1901 crop from New
York city - Hartford. Conn. Tho r"a-
sons advanced for the change arr that
expenses will be -ss IN Hartford, and
that the growers will be safe IN that
city from ihe influence o, IN. importing
interests which Connecticut gruwe-S
claim would ike % give tho shbi"-
grown " wrLpper push down hill JNl-
ousy o, the lea. men Is claimed ns ~"
largest factor in Influencing the ie
cision 10 transfer the sale
The evening world., 1902-04-18
More Cattle than Ever

Western rangers are producing more
cattle to-day than they ever did and
they have been increasing every year
since 1884. Transportation IL cheaper
than ever before. because ~ the In
creased accommodations There can be
only one reason foT the increase In the
price OF beef-the packers need NOR.
spending money.
Mr.. MaehrinE said that he had been
bihckiisted and could not secure en-
ploygnent with any packing rTm. Hs II
retired and living With "A married daugh-
ter IN Rostnn.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-05-10
Working on Picnic.

James Cowdrey, D. Alexander and
Martin ReardOn, composing the COM
mittee on arrangements for the picnic
of shopn en- to be held Saturday, June
p, began their duties Friday morning
by visiting the general offices and get
ting rates which the company will offer
its employees in carrying them to what
ever one of the four cities mentioned
gets that event. The result was that if
the excursion goes to Kansas City
adults win pay 65 cents for round trip
fare and children 35 cents. This is ten
cents below the price of last year. To
St. Joseph the price will be Is and 40
cents for adults and children respec-
lively; Atchison, so and %; Leaven-
worth. 65 and 35 The committeeman
are planning to leave Wednesday for
st Joseph: Thursday they viii be in
Atchison, Friday in Leavenworth and
Saturday at Kansas City. The place will
have to be chosen by vote of the en-
ployes and it is of course impossible to
say which one of the cities being con-
sidered viii get it. though there is now
much favorable talk of Kansas City.