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New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
THIRTr-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The FIRST Election District ana within
avenue one Hundred ana sinstsenth street. and
The second Election District Is bounded b. and within
East Ore Hlndged ana IeTSy E st street & Second sS-
inE;,1 IIT 1 sy.1le
The rhlra Election pstrls: 8, bounded BY and within
East one Hundred and Nineteenth street and Second
The Fourth ecrlo7. District i sogaasd BY and With.
and Twenty 1rst street. Harlem river
avenue.
The FIN Election @ District :, 1og9a;d 1; sy aHa ysla
river Esst Hundred and Twsaty-hrs- street. ana
The s5sa E,eeon BisSss - IS bounded by and Within
rue Ess, one Hundred and Twsuty-aVyt street, AMI
The seventh Election District IS bounded b, Within
East one Hundred ard r~snf J5.d stree second ave
TSe Ess6.5 Election pl.,rle, bounded by sni within
nuc Ess, one Hundred anI TVel.y-a-St street ana
Lexington avenue.
Tne Nntr Election District bounded oy and Within
East Hundred and TWENTY afth rect Thiv
Avenue ss E5s. Hundred seoad stTss5
The Tenrl Election Di.triet bounded 10y and within
East one Hqadi Cd AMI i%-n1' afn street, second
se Eleventh Election Ds,rtes IS oounaei by and within
River. East oae Hundred and twenty 'asd street.
The twelfth Elee,.-n ps,s.s, asln-.l By ard within
street FRS, avenqe Eas, oas Huaared ara TVea, am
The Thlitesl'h Election Iss-.ct is bounded b. sna
avenue one Hundred and Twenty sevearh street
second avenue. East One hundred and TWe0ty-usth
street. and Lexington avenue
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by AMI
virhi1 East Hundred Twenty risth street Tex
tsrt avenue Hundred Twenty -acth street
and Pa-k avenue
The Fif,esnth Election District IS bounded ty a2d
yyithta Hundred street Thrill
avenue One hundred aHc TNeuty-sSth street. ana
Lexington -NenNe
The sixteenth Election Iistrict is Sounded Sv AMI
yvIthlu Harlem River. SECOND Hundred
and Twenty street. Tai-d Tllu
cred Twenty ninth street. ami Lexington avenue
Tnc seventeenth Election District s bounded by anJ
withia Easl hundred and Thirty FIRST LoNng
cnue one Hundred aGI Twenty -nlnh stree
Fifth avenue.
Eighteenth EleCJioa District bounded bv ara
Hundred Thirty street Nta5-
avenue East one Hunlret Thirty second street
Harlem River Lexington avenue Hundred ana
Thirty-frst street and Fifth
The N,8-te-uth Election District bounded w and
Within iMrlem I;iv-r Essr uue Hundred and Thirty
street. Ma tis1n avenue. East Hundred ana
Ihi-ty-thIrd street ana Fifth
JOHN + VCCREuS
CHARLES r PAGE
JOHN NAGUIEE.
ltIpOlPH &. FULLER.
october IL. lFyi. commissioners % ElectiouS
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
gwENTY-aEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Last Ei-,y street Frst aVeaue East Ei!ty-tIA
E-e=t arl IalrL
The secot- Erection DIst-c. bounced by and vithiE
tas; Ta-s-Ita street. Fact River East lhlrfy-eshih
t,eet Second avenue lsst Thirty seventh street aho
he -.rs Erection District Is boua5sa by ane villain
as, Fartert srrs East ii'er Last IhiIf5in'h street
The Fos-ta Ier,97 Distriat s bounded by within
las, Forteth street second avenue, East Thnis s-H1th
sse Eh Erection s,r.e e bounced By snd wi Tits,R
STREET and Lexington avenue
Tss SIKH Election District j. houaied ~ an within TIN
street and Lexington avenue.
TIE Seventh Election District IS bounded by END within
he Esash Election District is bounded by sad within
street. and 1l.rs avenue
nc NHtf F.ection D.strct bounded hy anG within
tas and south sides ~ East FoTty-hf5a stree
i2n Lexington avenue 10 lh.fa AtsSe, We h'os -
loys.nth street, East Forty second street. and Lea
hglon avenue
The To.t Election Dis,rie, IS bounded by and within
t nGth south stdsg O., Esst FoTty-:olria street
farya, .,, ii2 3t - fers tiiTd street and t6e es-
&c q Tar5 Avenue from East Forty-hird street 70
LsG Fory-,ourth street.
n. Eleventh Election District IS bounced by and
Sn East Fgry fourth street Last ltiFef East toTiy-
uiTl street and second avenue.
s 5 y 55as.a 6g Sy a'is ana yas s %,ia Ear '
es Esst river East Forp-fo1Fth street ana Second
ne Thirteenth Election District bounded by and
an East Forty-a1Ih street. the west side % second
le from Fort.-nfth street to East Forty sixth
Zee the north south sidts Of East Forty nfth
.sal from second avenue 10 Third avenue, aud tho
Ede ~ Third eyeuus trom East FoTt3 fourth street
". i-aft forfy-Elyfh
,.le Fourteenth District Is bounded by and
rh East torty eighth vest side oi Third
4fQn Easf FoFJy-siAth street 10 East Forty-eghth
sts' he north soulh Sides of East Forty siKtG
go from Lid avenue 20 Lexington avenue. End the
49,, ace q Lexington avenue. from East Forty-afth
~ y East Forty-eiEhth street.
Pa, fifteenth Eectlon District bounded by snd within
tsrft .oFty-fighth street avenue East Forty
~ efeei and Third avenue
N s.Aseath Election District l. bounded by and with
tsff - Forfy-eighth street. East river East Forty
First syenue
ftLleenth Election District bounded by ami
spenfs s oTtsninth street First avenue East Fort
tAest ana Second avenue
within sietnf Election Distrlot g. bounded ty ans
sEb fly-seconc street. East river. East Fon5-
sure. and FiFsf avenue
-tt,f Erection District r. bounded by ano
ann last last f.-hrst street FIRST avenue East Foru
leet and Second avenue.
within Fel Fslgsth Election District r. bounded by and
- street ana Third avenue
-"tA's- mt Election District is bsEnaee ~ ana
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
rwENrY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRT

I'll. First Election District IS bounced by and yiths 4,fi
Fast F1tty.tog55SS itsst a5S IbifS S5ffS' avenue
The second Election sognqsa ., BY a44 ytsag
Fast Fifty third street First avenue East FIT
The mira Election District bounded by and within
,1sef Tiist avenue and I:lacSwells Island
he Fourth Election District Is nounoel ~ ao nm
street ard First avenue
ro-th ana south sides of East FIFTY fourth street from
FIRST avenue y e Soma sfee 70 EAST street
orh side Of East @ @ e ~ second aenae from
sec"p Sc, fp,s,tfird sire, 70 Ffy-fourth
The sixth Election District is bounded by ana within
south si9e o. as' de Of First avenue from East
1th sides F4ftyhf,h street from First Avenue
t. fS,f,,-fourth street East Fifty-sxth
The sy9h M EsGn sTee sond a1en9e East y a
street Third East Ffty-thrd street; and LsKinE-
ton avenue.
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and within
80, and Lexington avenue
S. sn.h election District IS bounded by and within
s,s street avenue East Ff'y-siHth street.
f.xington avenue
5 % south siS s @ East f 3 1P9 "f6a @
Fs as9f ss1 ff i sixth street 10 East Fyes6th street
SIDE of East ana EAST se 81 second avenue from
- seGSf- eGSff-yfxth street East Fify-seventh
TIE ne FRS ehth street Avenue A. East Ffy-seyenth
y msde9 Fast river East Ff'si1h street and First ave
nue. 1e Twelfth Election DISTRICT bounded by ana wi,hn
i;sst E4ss Avenue East Fyeighth street and First
gFe
TblrteeEth Election District Is bounded by and
iiin south side of East Fifty ninth street from First
H4ta second OF First avenue.
gfty-eghth Fftyninth street. north
- ,tG sides of East Egfty-eghth street from FiTst
80 81 second avenue. and the east side OF Second
a,s ffoIn Fifty seventh street 10 East Fifty
ninth street
,,ttn E,aat Frfty-ninth Second avenue East
Tifty-ssTent street Third avenue. Fest Fifts-eghh
F,Tss, and Lexington avenue.
rhe Fifteenth Election District Is bounced hy ana
East SiNty-fOurth street. Third avenue East
,sst,-nntI street and Lexington avenue.
... -. iecugu Election IpstTict D. louAded % ana
ithn north and south sides of Eas: sHtS ns s.[eSI
10 Third avenue, west eS % otSoti9
le rren Past Fifty-uinih street East sixty second
,reef north Of East Fy-ninth street TOE second
-.-re east slde p.
.,9e from Fifty ninth street 10 East Sky HiAi
street.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
THIRTY Y-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
Fast Ninety-hfth street. Third avenue. East Nnsfy
se-1rE street Lexington
The Second Election District shall contain All that r-.
cttv bounded b. ana lying within East Viae-r
frrb street Second East Sinetv-sxth s.,es-
The Third Election District is by ana yyfthi-
Fest Nfnety-sxth Second avenue East SfreTv
ffth street. and Lexington avenue.
vt Fourth Election District bounded bv and within,
Nretv-sey street, Second
eighth street East river East Ninety street and
Third avenue
ma Fffth Election bounded y and within.
- ,i1evnirth East river East <tnetv-erbfb
street Second avenue, East Nney-seveUth street and
Third avenue.
T,s sixth Election District Is bounded by ani within
rsf %!nety-eghth street, Third avenue Ninety
siEth street and Lexington avenue.
The seventh Election District is bounded within
Faqt Ninety eighth street Lexington East Nine
t,--lxth street. and Fifth avenue
rt Eighth Election District bounded by and within
C1-@ Hundred ana F.rst Par.S avenue
N.inetv-@tghth street. and Fifth
~, Ntr7 EIsctiCl Dstr!ct IS bounded hv and Withn
rt -e HunIred and second street Third avenue East
Sc1Ts+v-eirhth street, and Lexington avenue
- r.nth Election District bounded bv and within
SI-sr,-ninth street, and Third
,-.. Eleventh Election District Is bounded by AID
t.St, tbe north and south sides Eas one Hundred
ss-oui street from Second avenue 10 Third avenue
S.c,1s avenue East one hundred street and
side of TElrd avenue. from Fast Hu0d~et
We, rms. Elst one Hundred ard -hi-l
T, T.isth lion District bounded D., Within
T,ssf one Hundred and Fourth street Eas-
t1~e Hunlged and First street, and Second avenue
rn. Thit itteeuh Election District a. bounded by and
,,i,nfn East Hundred auI Fourth street side
Of seeond avenue from LAT one hundred anl Second
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Election Notice.

within East Fiftieth street Trh,rs .vs,u. r... r..
eighth street and Lexington svenue N--s ~'A''-
The Twenty-second Election Ds.-,.4 "a ho,,rsos -,
within East Fifty-third
street and Lexington avenue N 0e' -@'' N'i''e'h
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

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New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Election Notice.

street 70 East One Hundred and Fourth
from % seeona iSs sveSas 2 '' e. rS arsna n az. and bS %
The Fourteenth Election District Il bounded By ard
East Hundred and street aad Iezinson
Tss Eic,es3sa Fiction Ds,r;e. BOUNDED by sns
avenue sysnas East One Hundred and First street and nm
s1o The 5i1t.e9,h s., nh Election D'., saa
East one Hundred and Third street; and Fifth avsuns
within S oss 5 EsStoa n Pis59t , is bounded p and
East one Hanasa an and FTSf fR street pg9R 5S i9
The The Esh'esnth Election District bounded BY and
nue. East one H51 am ana @ SS[9 'tTsss @ SsSC&d 5 & Ave
avenue. ana F01''n street. ana A"'iu
The Nineteenth Election Dtstrlo, is bounded BY ana
East Hundred aad Fosrtb street and second avsa1s
-,5g 5%easth Election District bounded BY ara
East one FiuB5T4i an ~ T ab [ sssJ" & sr-et Eass RI -
Wards Island.
Ts The TEsa'yarss Election District BOUNDED by ant
@ nGe East One Hundred and sixth street. and Third
The Tyen'ysecond Election District bounded b. an
SIKH street fTom Tbiri Avenue 4, iyiTn S2s
srd tjtt sde Or Third avenue from Eass one Hundred
street East one Huudre, Fib street and the east
FIf'h East one Ha0d-, and si45 6's soT5s, "
The Twenty third Election District IS bounded by AMI
s s.d9 Of Taird avenue nom East one Hundred
north sides of East one lairsi ana seventh
street from Third Lexington ana the
4i sixth srest TO East Hundred and Eighth
The Twenty fourth District Is bounded oy and
Wttlln East one Hundred Eighth street Lexington
TAs Twenty afth Election District 10 bounded By aud
East one Hundred and FifJh street am FiftS avenue
The Twenty sixth Election IS bounded By
within last one Hundred and Seventh street, Park
The Twenty seventh Election Disrict Is bounded By
and within East One Hundred Madison
avenue East One Hundred and Eighth street. Park
nue.. East one Hundred seventh street.. and Ntfh
The Twentyeighth Election Is bounded OT ara
within East One Hundred First street, LeNtnrzon
avenue East Ninety-eighth street. aud PARK avsnuA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Election Notice.

ssventyeighth street Seventy-eighth street East
river East seventy-sixth street and First avenue
East SSsn EeGtpn East OonSsd 19S East 81 seventy
eighth street and First avenue
East seVentyninth street First avenue. East seven
ty-eighth street and Second
The Eighth District IS bounded by and within
East seventy-ninh Second East Seventy
eighth street. and Lexington avenue
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Fast Eightyznrs street the west side Of Third avenue
East Eishtieth Street Second avenue East seventyinth
street and Lexington avenue.
Eshsh Tse5 First rs East
street and Second avenue
Thin East Eightieth street avenue A. East ss ad
First avenue ''e'' -4'
Tho Twelfth Election District is by and With
street and First avenue
The Thirteenth Election District bounded s sy por a
Se of East 3 Eghts street from First aoHa to avenue
from East EIghtieth to Eightyhrst street
The Ihe fourteenth Election District is bounded Ss % t
HoTth and south Of East Eghtyarst street from
second street
With, The Fifteenth Fife Election District bounded by Essi and
Eehty-hrst street and second avenue.
me si.esnth Election District is bounded by b, Sna
lh East Eighty second street Avenue A. Inst Eish'y
hrst street. and First avenue
& T6e SeventeeHth Election District bounded BY ena
3 3EayJhrd street East river Eist Eishty-hrst street
The Eishteenth Election District bounded by and
Eghysecoud street anG avenue ssS ts'' Emu
within 5s NJ Election District bounded t h and
second street. and First avenue.
5i The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by an, ana
Eishty-second street. and second avenue
III Twenty-hrst Election District is bounded by and
Eighiy-second street and Third avenue.
The Twsntyseeond Election District . bounded by AM
Eish'y-hrst street, and Lexington avenue.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TwENTY-N1NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

West West FIFTY street seventh avenue, West Fifty
The Second Election District is bounded by and wi69n
t mest t@lItycninth @ street sixth avenue West
The Third Election District bounded by and within
t East Ninsiy.s9th street Lexington avenue East Ninety
HEst street. and Park avenue
The Fourth Election District bounded by and With9
Niretysevefb t 4Tpcs' etra5 ra' . " NinstvsixS
street Park avenue East street Fifth ave
East Eishty-ifth street and Central PARK West
west Eh soag street pf h is sve9ao e9ged'3 W 81
street. and Seventh Avenue
IE Wsst Efssve9th street Filth West Fifty
The Seventh Election District bounded by ard within
for ast street lexington avenue East FIFTY
The Eighth Election District s bounded by and within
en[h nm street lexington avenue. East FfysiNth street
e ninth street East Fifty ninth street, Madison
street sG seventh street West II'y-seVenh
. r9' s; sRth Election Dis2, bounded by ard Ifnn within
ninth street. and Fifth avenue
The PIE enth Election District bounded by and within
first street and Fifth avenue
me ivelfth Election District bounded by and Within
f6d street aad Fift6 avraag tGSns'o" avenue East
ti TIE Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
siXty-hftA street. ard Filth avenue
within EsFS e9IP % P5Gt !, SGgpdsa ar by ana
seve1ty y-second street IexinEton avenue East sTryN
nfeI
Eighth avenue.
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within East street Lexington avenue
seventy second street, Fifth
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within East Seventy seventh street Park avenue
sVey sixth stleet. Lexington avenue. East Seventy
fourth street, and Fifth
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within East ninth Lexington
S@F"ntysXth street. Park avenue. Ssventy-seveah
street. and Fifth
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
west Eighty sixth street Fifth
t street Iexington East
line through Central
ninth street, and Central PARA West
This Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
W1hin East Eighty third street. Park avenue East
EIghtfourIh street Lexington avenue Eighty-frst
street. auJ Fifth avenue
Tho Twentieth election District is bounded ny and
Elghty-third street. Fifth
The Twenty first Election District Is bounded bv and
WITHIN East Eghtv-slXih street Lexington
Eishty-fourth street. and Park
The Twenty Election District bounded bv and
Tltln East Eighty seventh street lexington avenue.
Last Eighty--sxth street. and Fifth
The Twenty Election District bounded by and
within East Eigny-ninh street Lexington avenue East
Eshty-seveEth street and Park avenue.
The Twsuty--fOurth Election District
within East Eighty ninth street Madison avenue
EiShty-eighth street. Park Eishty-evenh
street, aud Fifth avenue.
The Twenty-afth Election District bounded by and
within NDeteth street avenue F>ls+ Tightv-
eighth street Madison avenue East Eghyuinth street
and Filth
The Twenty-syth Election District bounded bv ana
within East Nine,y Lexington avenue
EtShty-nntn street. ana Park avenue.
Twenty-seveutb Election District e bolr5o5 H., 7
within East Ninety third street Park avenue. Nine
tieth street an1 Fifth
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
A Dying Stable Boy.

King Edward Thursday added one
more TO- the many informally demo-
cratic incidents that have marked his
relations with his poorer subjects since
be came to the throne. Slipping away
from the crowded Newmarket race
track London where he had been
watching his own horses run, the king
drove to a neighboring poorhouse. In
the poorhouse hospital his majesty no
ticed a mandolin on a bed where a
stable boy lay dying Of cancer. In
answer to the kings question if be
could play it, the boy said he would
like to try the national anthem. Let
us hear you," said the King Edward,
and summoning all his remaining
strength the boy sat up in bed and
played "God Save the King" His ma
jesty stood by the bedside until the
familiar air was finished. What the
king said to the dying boy is not
chronicled, but newspapers say that
when the king strode out and the hos
pital ward relapsed to it's usual silence,
the stable boy lay back on his bed and
said: Il can die happy now"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
PAUL KRUGER DEAD.
TransvaaIs Elk President Succumbed
to Heart Weakness.

Paul Kruger, former president Of
the Transvaal republic, died at Clav.
~ens, Switzerland, 3 o'clock Thursday
morning from pneumonia and super.
vening heart weakness. MI. Kruger
lost consciousness Monday. His daugh-
ter and son-in law were with him at
the time Of bis death. He had been
out only once since bis arrival here,
at the beginning Of last month.
The ex-president's body was EN-.
balmed and TIE remains were placed
in vault penIing funeral arrange
ments. Application will be made tt
the British government for authority
to transport the remains to the Trans,
vaal. In tie meantime they will be
temporarily inferred here.
MI. Kruger, who Was staying at the
Villa du Boichet, had been gradually
falling for long time but be was able
to attend to affairs, read the neWSpa.
pers and receive visits until Saturday.
a change for the worst set in on Sun
day. he became unconscious Monday
and remained so until his death.
Besides the Elohs, Mr.. Kruger was
attended by his own physician, DR..
Heyman, and by his secretary, Mr..
Redel. On several occasions Mr.. kru-
ger had expressed a desire to be buried
beside his wife, in bis own country.
The post mortem examination OF the
body showed that Mr.. Kruger died OF
senile pneumonia, caused by sclerosis
of the arteries, which made rapid
progress during the last few weeks.
The presidents state of health was
kept secret.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Insane Man Released.

Silas Martin, white, 26 years OF age,
Of Columbus, Ohio, has just left the
Virginia State penitentiary, barely
escaping 13 year sentence that
apparently should never have been
given him. Martin was received at
the prison last November with two
sentences OF eight and FIVE years each
before him. He had been twice con-
victed Of car breaking in James City
county. Gov. Montague granite !
Martin a conditional pardon on the
strong recommendation Of the. au.
thorities of the OHIO State insane
asylum, at which institution he has
been under treatment with a fair
prospect of being cured. Martin
escaped from the asylum at Columbus
two months before be was arrested IN
Virginia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Another Cab Mystery.

A special from New York says Chas.
". H. Carter, a wealthy uanufactur-
er, was found dead Thursday night
with circumstances surrounding which
bear resemblance to the recent death
Of Caesar Young. he was in a
cab with a young woman, near Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn, when the woman
called for help and shortly afterward
disappeared. Investigation showed
that the man had been dead for some
time. The young woman insisted on
getting out OF the cab against the
cabman's protest, after she had called
his attention to her companions con-
dition. She walked some distance be-
side the cab and at dark corner,
suddenly vanished. Carter lived in a
fine house in Flatbush. His wife and
daughter had just left for the summer
home on Shelter island.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
GONE TO HIS REWARD.
Death Of Venerable President Of VIII
liamston College.

A special to the The State from
Williamson Thursday says never In
the history of our town has the death
OF any one caused such universal sor-
row as pervades the hearts Of our peo-
nle this morning over the dea5h OF Dr..
samuel Lander, the beloved president
OF Williamson Female College. Sur
rounded by his entire family, with
the exception Of his son, DR.. John NJ.
Lander, who is en- route for his mission
field in Brazil, the end came quietly
and peacefully at 1.30 Thursday morn
ing, and as calmly as Child falling to
sleep in it's mothers arms the life OF
this grand man came to close.
Although it had been known for
some time that his condition was crit
ical, no one was willing to reconcile
himself to the fact that we must give
him up. For 81 years Dr.. Lander
has been actively engaged as president
OF Williamson Female college and his
blessed influence is felt, not only here
In Williamson where we all delighted
to love and honor him; but in the
hearts and lives Of hundreds Of women
throughout the South, whose good
fortune it was to be brought under
the saving influence OF this pure
Christian gentleman and born teacher
OF young women. Here in Williams
ton Female college he has left the i'm
press of a Christian charater upon
hundreds OF girls who have gone out
into the world to perpetuate his inau-
ence and bless bis memory, and here
in society his godly life has been one
of the grandest and most eloquent
sermons that has ever been preached
from any pulpit, and although the
sermon is now closed, it's influence will
live perpetually. Friday morning at
II o'clock the funeral services were
held in the Methodist church OF VIII
liamston, after which the remains were
laid to rest in the city cemetery.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-20
Cotton Growing Rapidly.

The Washington weather bureaus
weekly summary OF crop conditions
says: Cotton has grown rapidly
throughout the cotton belt, COM
plants Of too rapid growth being re-.
ceived from portions Of the central
districts where the crop is suffering
for cultivation. In portions OF the
wastern districts cotton is also in need
Of cultivation and some shedding is
reported from portions Of Texas and
Carolina. Over the greater part OF
Texas, however, and in the eastern
districts, the crop is in a good state
OF cultivation, and comparatively
little damage from insects is reported,
except in Texas, where boil weevils
are increasing and becoming more
destructive in the southwestern coun-
ties. The weather conditions have
been highly favorable for tobacco
which is in thrifty condition In all
the important tobacco States.