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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-03
PILGRIMS IN ROME.

Associated Gable, Morning Service.
ROME, March 2-Seventy thousand pilgrims are in the
city to attend the jubilee of the Pope tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-03

Wednesday, March 4.
S. S. Nebraskan, Greene, from San
due in afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.

Cor additional and later shipping see
pages 4, 5, or 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
A HIGHLAND BOY
IS TERRIBLY HURT.
Tree Falls on Young Harper
Beverage. Crushing
His Leg.
Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch3
MONTERREY, VA, August l.-Another
Highland boy has been manned n the
West Virginia lumber camps. Harper
Beverage, son of the late s. c. Beverage,
who has been at work in the Hoover
camp. near Durbin. was terribly injured
on Thursday while at work In the WOODS.
He was engaged In dislodging spruce
tree, when it suddenly fell, crushing his
leg until pieces of bone Were forced
through his clothing. An effort Is being
made to avoid amputation. and hope
OF success Is given out by the surgeon
who attended tho case
Young Mr. Beverage Is one OF several
laborers from Highland who has been
overtaken by misfortune in the hazard
Gus work of the woodsman's life. He IS
O worthy young man. highly esteemed
by all who know him.
The contract for building tho new
picket fence around the cemetery at
Monterey has been awarded to Mr. X.
Gillett for 1916, and the work VIII begin
at once.
The threshlng of the wheat crop. al
ways beated and never large, Is now
beginning. What Is known ms the Bull
pasture Valley, IN Eastern Highland,
leads in the production OF wheat ana
comparative estimate, just made by
leading farmer Of that section, VIII con.
vey some idea Of the terrible drought or
last year and the drain upon finances for
breadstuff as result thereof. The gen.
tleman In question says that last season
there was not thousand bushels OF
wheat threshed between Doe Hill and
Wiliamsville, distance of twenty miles
and his estimate this year Is 10000.
DR.. George Rodgers, native OF THIS
county has just turned over his practice
In Augusta to DR.. G. G. Jones. another
Highland boy. and will locate in one OF
the boom districts Of West Virginia.
Mr.. William Barr and son, Frank. have
tust completed their Job Of plasterng on
the new residence built by Mr.. l. L.
Beverage, on South Spruce Street. and q
few finishing touches by Carpenter BUS
sard will make It ready for occupancy.
Messrs. l., A. cavichoff and A. G, Judy
are both erecting new residences. the
former on Main Street. Monterey; the
latter Just north of town, on his farm.
Mrs. Phillips and daughter. OF Tennes'
see are visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
S. sullenberger, near Vanderpool.
Miss Helen Campbell, daughter OF Or.
o. j. Campbell Is visiting her friends,
the Misses Spe. Of Harrisonburg'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Or. Hawthorne In Boston.

The streams OF Southern and Western
pouring into Boston increase
every summer, In the latter part OF June
and throughout the month OF July the
pilgrims most in evidence are teachers m
public schools and professors and ad'
vanced pupils in the colleges. Through
the month of August the hotels are
crowded with merchants. bankers, pro,
fessional men, rich planters and thsV
families
3oston's electric railway system Is more
extensive and complete than that OF an!
other city In the world. In her ce!e'
brated subway" there are cars 70 tahe
you to every town and seaside resort IN
New England, The people OF Massacnn
sets are great lovers OF ahuaut.y, 80
Boston art galleries are extensive ano
their exhibits of ancient sculpture and
painting are simply bewilderlng to the
average observer. In al the cities, towns
and villages every place OF historic ~
terest is marked by some imposing monu-
ment and every relic or colonial times -
carefully preserved In some well'arrangea
and carefully managed museum. Inere
&c no region Of our country where There
Is So much to interest and inspire the
student of history and the lover OF art.
thousands OF people OF moderate means
come hither because the expenses OF nv
INC and transportation are comparatively
chean. In Boston. or any OF the sur
rounding towns. YOU can get a coHa1o'.
able room and good table board Tor "
per week. a ST.,
The stranger or visitor 70 render ny
sitrntion thoroughly enjoyable and to pu,
bin,seIe IN the easiest terms with all
classes Of people has only to NANTES,
his appreciation OF what he sees and
hears.
The most historic section OF this coun.
try Is Virginia. Within her poraefs inc
greatest battles have been lous'.t, a''u op
ana reared The time will come when her
peopIe viii appreciate these facts vastly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
ALL PLACES OF
AMUSEMENT OPEN
Many Excellent Features Pro-
vided for the People OF
Richmond.

With the opening of the Casino and the
new Electric Theatre at the Reservoir
Tomorrow evening, all places Of amuse-
ment at the terminals of the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company's lines
vii. be in full operation. TOO Much
Married" will be the opening bill at the
Casino, and Down on the Old Planta-
ton" will be the first to hold the boards
at the Electric Theatre, located in the
West End Electric Park. More conveni-
ent outing places are. now opened to the
residents Of Richmond and Manchester,
as we'll as Petersburg, than are offered
by any other Southern city, and those
whose business deters them from going
to the country, mountains or seaside, can
find cool and pleasant places. with plenty
OF amusements. convenient to their
homes. With the opening Of Fulton Park,
on the Seven Pines line, there are four
amusement places convenient to the res
idents of the three cities
Manager Hartzell, Of the West End Elec-
trio Park, is adding new amusements
every week to that popular resort. In
addition to the Natatorium, Palace of Illu-
sions, Trip to the North Pole Roller
Coaster and the Miniature Railway, a
number Of other attractions have been
added recently. At Fulton Park the See
mic and Musical Railway Is a new fea-
ture in the South Forest Hill Park has
the swimming pool and a number OF other
attractions, In addition to the cafe and
restaurant. In charge Of Colonel EulSer,
one Of the most famous caterers In the
South. Ferndale Park, In Petersburg,
now has the Casino open, with new
change Of bill each week. In addition
to these amusement places, Westhampton
and Lakeside Parks are open for private
picnic parties, for Sunday-schools, lodges
and societies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
AMERICAN MOSQUITO
INVADES BRITISH SOIL

(special Cable to The Times Dispatch,
Copyright, 1909
LONDON, August 1.-The sudden ana
sitting heat Which overwhelmed London's
millions last week brought with u such
a plague OF mosquitoes as the city has
never before experienced, ,av. =
liking for had their hands and faces as,
figured with swellings that surpassed me
worst work OF a wasp.
All the large public hospitals had mos D.,
quito cases among their out-patlents 81, ga
Saturday. The surgery album at Guy $
showed twenty bites" in the list OF en-
tries. ..,, y.,r.
said the house surgeon yesterday, but
never had such day as SatubfnIa nS FOR s9'lo
time. and in the case Of others their fore, e,
arms had swollen all round IN a Pn'hni,ul
manner. Several babies We're paoiy DIV
The hospital doctors agreed that the IN IN
ssets doing all this m'ssh, fro we abroad
and Matched In the harbor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
NORTHSIDE SOCIAL CLUB
a Meeting Held Friday Night and New
Officers Elected

meeting Friday night at o'clock, at
their hall, No. 1884 North Fifth Street.
The following officers were elected:
Henry Guide PRESIDENT John Petrochilli,
treasurer; Reuben Boush, secretary, with
the following members present: Joe
Raabe, Charles Lowell, Frank Rowe,
Charles Chapman, Richard Tillery. Albert
Tllery, Tom Raabe, Eddie Patmos,
Frank Doyle, Edgar Sheppard, Robert
McGregor.
After the adjournment OF the club re-
freshments We're served, and delight
full time was given to all. The regular
meetings OF the club will be Tuesdays
and Fridays. Any new members will be
gladly received and a good time to all
will be shown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond: John E, Etchison and wife
to Rufus C. Williams. 10 feet on north
side of Floyd Avenue. 80 feet west OF
Cherry. $1,000.
Katie N. I,athrop to Tidewater Loan
and Trust Company. certain furniture.
s42e.
r. A. Patterson and wife to r. A. Pat
,terson Tobacco Company, 50 l-6 feet on
Seventh Street, northeast corner Arch
and rs o1-2-l2 feet on Seventh Street,
northeast corner old James River and
Kanawha Canal, SIS.
Tax Title Company of Richmond to +,
A, Garter, 30 feet on north side Leigh
Street $50 feet east Of Harrison, S.
West End Home Il. r. Association to
J. NJ. Mercer, q feet on Grove Avenue
northwest corner Sycamore, sl,2R.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
SINGING OF
ROE TUPMAN
Talented Rlchmonder Delights
Raleigh People.
LEADING SOCIAL EVENTS
AReception rendered at the Summer
School-Some Beautiful Decora-
tions-Those Who Were
Present.
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c.. August 1.-Events OF
a socisl character in connection with the
summer school have shaken Raleigh out
OF her usual midsummer lethargy tho
past week. The crownlng feature of the
week was the reception by the faculty
to the pupils, State officers, boards of
education, and others. Fully 300 people
attended. The receiving party included
Professor D. II. Hill, Professor E. p.
Moses. Professor c. w. Burkett, Mr.. c..
J. Parker, DR.. and Mrs. L. L Stevens,
Miss Graham. Of Charlotte; Miss Young,
Miss stone, Miss Page. Mrs. Terrell, Mrs.
Williamson. Mrs. Barber. Miss Redford,
Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Professor Hugh
Morson.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
The spacious room In Pullen Memorial
building, which is soon to become the
college library. was artistically DECORATED
with palms, ferns and cut flowers from
the college greenhouse. The decoration
was only fitting background to the
daintily gowned ladies and handsome
gentlemen who graced the occasion. Fruit
frappe from punch bowls In various parts
of the room was dispensed at the hands
OF the following young ladies': Misses
Moses, Page, Gurley. Gillian. together
with a corps Of assistants, and added
much to the brillancy of the occasion.
Another brilliant event that stirred
RaIeigh.s social life thoroughly was the
festival concert. chorus and orchestra
Tuesday night. given under the director
ship of Professor Wade r. Brown. Mr..
Roe c. Tupnlan and Mr.. j. z. Dunbar, of
Richmond, and Miss Mary W. Ewell, of
Norfolk, were prominent among the SOLO
lists.
Particularly worthy OF mention We're
the "Inflammatus" from Rossinis Stabat
Mater. a highly dramatic number; for
full chorus orchestra and soprano solo.
the "Miserere," from II Trovatore, and
tho Bridal Chorus" from the Rose
Maiden, by Cowen.
Mr.. TUPMAN's VOICE.
Mr.. Tupman, tenor, has q voice of
most pleasing quality, with a knowl-
edge of it's use, and the audience seemed
very much impressed with his work.
In the Mlserere beautiful effect was
produced by Mr.. Tupman singing be-
hind the scenes.
Mr.. Dunbar. the basso has voice OF
naturally very good qualities, real base
ti1nbre and pleasing effect.
Miss Mary c. Ewell, the soprano solo
list, proved to be a splendid singer, with
fine quality of voice, excellent training
and that Indefinite something known
as style. In the recitative and scene from
weber's Der Freichutz all the qualities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
MAJOR STEDMAN TO
RUN FOR GOVERNOR
He Announces Himself .
Candidate in North
Carolina.

GREENSBORO. N. c., August lit Ia
now settled beyond question that Major
Charles NJ. Stedman Is candidate for
nomination of Governor, and that the
Democrats OF Guiltord county will pre-
sent his name to the next State conven-
ton, Els campaign will be managed by
Hon. A. L. Brooks, solicitor Of the Ninth
Judicial District, who is his close personal
ana political friend.
The above statement was confirmed by
Mr.. Brooks in an interview with your
correspondent to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
BosTocK CANNOT COME
viii Not Mako His Winter Quarters in
Richmond Again.

MIR. Bostock has been visited by quite
n number of his Richmond friends at
Concy Island, to whom he has shown the
greatest hospitality, he having warm
spot In his heart for Richmonders, who.
he says. treated him and his people with
tho greatest kindness.
Mr.. Bostock regrets exceeding to say
he will find it almost impossible to be IN
Richmond this winter, as he has signed
contracts for both Baltimore and Phla-
delpha for winter quarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

r.. ,.ort,,oss complex,on powders and To-
lions, containing poisons and otner ,h' uitoa
substance Il your face Is dis tin rsas pnrh
or oily I can send you recipe that Is positiSe
cure. 1t is harmless and you can prepare ~ nv az
cost Of 10 cents 1t draws ana tghtehs 'ue
skin. Recipe. 20 cents
GRAY HAIR MADE BLACK OR BROWN.
e. n your hair is gray or turning gray we
have a formula for preparation that VIII posi-,
lively restore the gray hairs to their natura.
color; also makes the hair grow and look SOIL
and glossy. 1t contains no sulphur, sugar OF
lend nitrate silver, or poisons OF any Kind. "
will not rub OF. Is not sticky. dirty or gummy.
You can prepare It ut cost of few cents. re.
FACE BLEACH.
8. For 25 cents I will send the formula TOR
face bleach. We guarantee 1t to remove freckles
for few cents.
4, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PRESERVED
az fresh MS when FIRST gathered. Do not have
TO heat or seal them---just put up raw Keeps
humbus.. Excellent for pickles. cider fruit but
tiers. etc Also preserves milk, butter, eggs.
meat lsh game, etc. Tested over 10 years.
and guaranteed to. give. satisfaction recipes
and full directions for all. 80 cents
BUST DEVELOPER.
out hollows In chest neck and face - simple
inexpensive AMI sure. Recipe, 70 cents.
HAIR GROWER.
! a The simplest thing on earth, makes IT grow
at once, stops It falling out. prevents dandrun
and badness. Can prepare 1t for rev cents.
Recipe, Is cents ,,,,,xy,rs
This nrcpprntIon is an invaluable wrinkle
remover perfectly harmless and inexpensive.
After once using 1t you will not be without It,
Recipe, % cents.
FOR FEMALE TROUBLES.
g. II Won suffer from Uterine Misunderstanding.
Displacement, liberation, I1eucorrhoea, Painful
Periods and Irregularities. my home treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.
Are you coming to Ne y .o aork c! ITyy, : 70
s sMi St, between 9th Ave, and Herald
Square. Fre-proof, Delighttully ap-
pointed. Cool,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

more than they do to-day, and when NOM
uments and museums Of antiquities VII
be as numerous as they are IN Massachu-
sets. Virginia Is destined 10 DO rlchey
state than Massachusetts, and when She
has nut as much money into schools and
other facilities for the promotion OF IN
tellectuaI culture and patriotic sentiment
as Massachusetts tourists will be as num-
erous In Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg as they
are to-day in the cities and towns of New
England ,r,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
THE FLORENCE CO.,
500 N. Carey ST., Baltimore, Md.

were displayed, besides considerable
dramatic power and execution. In the
Stabat Mater Miss Ewell took her high
notes and all difficult places with the
utmost ease.
The festival was altogether the most
brilliant musical event ever given IN
Raleigh.
Mrs. William Grimes entertained quite
a party Of young ladies Wednesday eve
ming in honor Of her granddaughter,
Miss Eliza Dancy. of Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Dom / Pay Doll arS|

recipe will surely cure you. Gives immeaia'e the 1v
lief 1t does all claim and more o, 700 costs n
few cents to prepare 1t. aud you can 90 so sous
self Druggists will not know for VIVA. pu. pvs :,
yon are buying the ingredients, II VIII eEre az" ~
womb trouble, healing and strengtne,tnls, di,pc.
n few days. I send the recipe anu iui, VI. .s
tions for preparing and using LOT ON! w
DISCOVERED
o. A face wash that will remove that greasy !;
shiny look from the skin and leave ~ soit AN
white in Eve minutes nfter washing. IN McIH
removes all discolorations; harmless; cost Gems
to prepare enough to last SIX months. n's'p''
25 cents.
10 On face neck and arms quickly dissolFea
and removed without pain or discolotaas,non, ts
solute removal In 8 minutes Recipe - ecn''
BLoND1NE.
II. For 25 cents we send safe recipe 20 DION.
dine the hair. making the half any shaue' eo1 :
as silk and brilliant; Inexpensive.
IL. DRUNKENNESS
or the liquor habit positively cured By simple ,
home treatment. Absolutely harmless. ana WI.
effect speedy and permanent cure. whether
moderate drlnker or an alcoholic wreck. lnsfe-
dients can BIO had Of any druggist at small cost
Recipe and full directions for 90 cents.
1a. Excessive perspiraton OF the feet and arm.
pits positively cured without closing porces.
Costs a few cents to prepare 1t. Recipe, 20
cents.
H. For Is cents will send you recipe for
making hair curling liquid; will keep hair In
crlmp In all kinds OF weather; inexpensive.
TOBACCO HABIT.
10. II you are addicted to the use OF tobacco
in any form and wish to Quit using It, I Will
send formula for SURE CURE for 80 cents.
1t is easy to use, safe, and inexpensive to pre-.
pare.
25 and 80 cents each; stamps. silver or r. Q.
order. Those recipes, simple. will do all we claim
for them. All druggists sell these ingredients.
Recipes Nil different
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
EAGLES BALL GATE
Richmond Birds to Go to Norfolk Next
Walk

Week.
Dixie Aerie OF Eagles hopes to win the
ball game from the Norfolk Aerie In
Norfolk on the 18th instant, in order TO
make 1t stand off on championship
honors. Norfolk won from Richmond
several weeks ago at Broad-Street Park
and now the local club processes to be-
lieve that It is on to Norfolk's curves
and can win out.
a large crowd OF Richmond Eagles
viii go to Norfolk with the club. and
special excursion rates will prevail.
Norfolk is making big preparations
for the event, and 1t Is understood the
Richmonders will be given warm re-
ception
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

The meeting Of the assoclatl0n, "nIci
was held at the Chamberlin Hotel, Old
point, was the best In Its history. Ihls
afternoon the tobacco men were tne
guests Of the Chesapeake ana Ull'o NAL
PRESIDENT Darlington is to name. com
mittee to select the meeting place for
next year. This Is the fourth time Fr re, !
dent Darlington has been honored with
an election by the association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Best Quality Small California Hams, per pound !.

Small Smithheld Cured Hams. v6r
per pound ..,,,.,...,....,.,...,.," Nv
New n. C. Cut Herrings, per 81 rO
dozen l0c., per barrel............ ~f'O"
Good Green Rio Coffee. &c., or orc
three pounds for..,,.,..,..,,...,..,. ~
Kitchen Soap for cleaning, two &C
paFs toF..,..r,.', ..,-'.',.'-' s''.''''''
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap. to IOc
pOS,..,.,,. -,..,,..,.-,.'...,. ''''''ss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
AT THE
OPERA
HOUSE
The Real Lord LennOx
for Saturdays
Matinee
Tonight "A Fair Rebel" q
Military Drama Full of
Thrilling Situations.
See il

Ihe play to be presented at the mat
inee tomorrow, was especially written
for the wonderful child actress Llttl,
Verna FELTON,.
1t is fine comedy, and especially
adapted to suit the ladies and child
rem. 1t will be remembered that NJ
tie Vera FELTON, and the Jessie shir.
ley company played the largest matt
nee that was ever assembled In III,
Grand Opera House, the play being
Little Lord Fauntleroy." The ReaI
Lord Lennox," the play to be present
ed, Is after the style OF Little Lord
Fountelroy." excepting that "The
Real Lord Lennox" Is written for com.
edy and 1t is a bill that will suit all
ages. The plot is clear and well de,
fined, and the comedy Is clean and
wholesome. and will be a treat TO all
Il is seldom. II ever, we have an op
portunity of seeing and hearing as
clever a child actress as little Verna
and the children should all be given
an afternoon on.
The price for the matinee has been
reduced TO 25 cents to all parts Of the
house.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
PERSONALS.


EeDrge Brown is home from Port
vi n. Gatens is in Seattle, Wash
HIen, on business.
" Derby was a passenger to
pn||snd this morning.
Mas Ira Hamilton accompanied her
naband to Roseburg today.
Fathers Boniface and Patrick. of
a. Angel, are visiting Salem friends.
Miss Maud MacKay and Miss Mabel
ones are in Corvallis for the com.
lencement hop.
n c. Giltner, secretary OF the Lewis
nd Clark fair commission. went TO
ortland this morning.
Dr. G. c. Eshelman is attending the
hnual session OF the Homeopathic
odical Society, in Portland.
Miss Merle Hocket. who has been
bending school here. returned to her
ONE at Grants Pass this morning.
Paul Houser was a passenger to
oseburg today. He went up TO see
9 Salem club win tomorrow's game.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Johnstone of
ock Springs. wy. are guests Of their
pter. Mrs. ]. A. Carson. for a few
80 .,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
STATE
PRISON
PROGRESS
Governors 'sAmbitiOn tOMake
II a Model Institution

County Engineer Culver was called
to the state prison yesterday to confer
with the authorities about a sewer aud
drainage system. that has been very
badly needed for many years. and In
the absence OF which the prison came
very nearly being swept by an cpl,
demic OF fevers last winter.
Il was decided TO put in a thorough
system OF drainage and sewerage and
connect with the state sewer from the
asylum. The brush along the creek5
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
Maeeabee Picnic.

I1nsey Tent, No 76, Knights of the
|atthbees. OF Pratum. gave a grand
|1a|4 in the grove near that place
00|Nfday. About % Maccabees from
a|1H drove over and enjoyed a pleas.
| lays outing. State Commander
va Sherwood delivered an address
Ir|pg the morning. In the afternoon
0|e was a ball game. in which the
|aInm lodge defeated the Salem
|Y1 The event closed with a grand
~ IN the evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12
A short Runaway.

A delivery horse belonging TO S. X.
|lf|kin became frightened on Court
l4ef today, and. breaking away from
hltching post 10 which he was
81 took a spin around the block,
0|.|ng the harness. but doing no
w Manage. The horse was hitched
|.pnt OF Mr.. Entrikin's place OF
4nss, the Taylor market. 149 Court
1&|I and when c. lockwood, who
epairing his messenger system,
81 u raise a ladder in front OF the
lfket, the horse broke away. Mr..
ckwood had the harness repaired.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-12

Mr.. r. NJ. Rose. a prominent hop
grower and dealer Of New York, who
spent the past few days in this city.
left this morning for Puyallup and
Seattle, Washington for a visit with
relatives and friends. While here he
visited his son, Geo. L. Rose. the hop
buyer, and the latter's family accom-.
panied the visitor to the Sound. Mr..
Rose was one OF the first New York
buyers to invade the Pacific coast
market, coming here in 1886. and since
that time he has made frequent trips
to Oregon and Washington He says
that the hop Industry in Oregon has
made wonderful strides In the past II
years, since he first visited this state.
In New York state. Mr.. Rose says.
hop growing Is declining very fast,
dairying taking It's place TO large ex.
tent, as being far more profitable and
certain. He has himself taken oonsid.
cradle interest in the dairy industry
in recent years. selling his milk in
New York City, a distance Of 300 miles
from his home place.