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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
Suggestions as to Drunkards.

from the Medical Record
Dr. l. y. McSwain in paper on alcoholic
insanity, read before the Tennessee Medical
Association, offered the following sugges-
lions:
"a The children of drunken and debauch-
ed parents ought for obvious reasons to be
taken away from them and placed in de-
cent homes, removed TO industrial insti-
tutonS provided by the state This would
check their hereditary tendencies to drunk
enness and therefore reduce the number
being raised up to become a burden to the
state in the way of paupers, criminals,
lUnatics.
CD Young people who in early life con-
tract the pernicious habit of drinking
should also be removed from the tempta-
ton of their environments and placed in
institutions in which they should be taught
some useful employment and restrained
from vicious habits.
(3) The drinking man, as soon as he be-
gan his spree, before he was crazed by it,
should be taken into custody, not as a mere
nuisance, but a dangerous man or one
likely to become so, because of insanity in
the ineipient stage.
a. The confirmed drunkard. the chronic
alcoholic subject should account be
allowed to exercise his personal liberty in
the pursuit of decisions which result from
prolonged excuses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
COACHING N new YORK
!,
Costly Pastime of Driving
Fourth hand.
MILLION ARE WHIPS
THE "PIoNEER" Is ONLY NoMI-
NALLY A PUBLIC CONVEYANCE.
Origin Of the Coaching Club Follows
English LinesLOther Cities Have
Taken Up the Sport.
MILLION ARE WHIPS
Written for The Star.

Written for The Star
The coaching season, which begins in
April and lasts till snow flies, is now at
its height. Coaching in America won, a
foothold in New York first. and the New
York Coaching Club was the first organi-
cation devoted specifically to the sport.
The most noteworthy functions of the
New York Coaching Club are its spring
parade, its public coach service, operated
between New York and Ardsley of late
years, and extending, practically. through
April and May, and its outings. of which
there is always one, and sometimes sew
eral each year. The Newport meet, in
August, feature for many years has
practically been abandoned.
The parade and the daily service afford
fine spectacles to whoever cares to look:
the public coach, Pioneer, is nominaly at
the command of any one who is willing
to pay the price. On five days in the
week, however you must take the whole
coach or nothing at all; on Saturdays sim
gle seats are for sale-if you apply in
time.
AS a matter of fact. however, the coach
is so popular that most of the seats are
engaged for the entire eight weeks before
the first trip has been made.
With one or two unimportant deviations
on Manhattan Island, the route taken by
the coach this year-a little over twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

mustache which turned up at the ends.
That Is all can remember.
And dressed how9'
In dark clothes; he wore SLOUGH hat, !
see the face clearly"
The answer came without hesitation. but
1t seemed to Godfrey that there was In ths
voice an-accent of forced sincerity,
What did he do with the bar OK iron:
asked Simmonds.
LAS soon as he struck the blow, 1 think
he-he threw 1t down. / remember hearing
it fall
"Yes-here it is said Godfrey triumph
ant1y, and fished 1T out from under chalr
which stood near the wall. But see, SIM
monds-it's not bar, it's pipe.
Simmonds examined 1t. 1t was an oroi-
nary piece of iron piping. about fifteen
inches in length.
Her story seems to be straight he said,
in an undertone to Godfrey. What do you
think about it?'
81 think she's perfectly innocent of any
crime answered Godfrey. with conviction.
He had his doubts as to the apsoluts
straightness of her story, but he conciuoeu
to keep them to himself
"Well. there's nothing more to be learned
out here remarked Simmonds after an
other glance around. Suppose We take Il
look at the other room, and he LED lh5
way toward the inner door.
1t was an ordinary bed room of moderate
size and with single closet. in which a
few soiled clothes were hanging. The ped
had been lain upon ana eViuehtly ny d PEI ,
son fully dressed for there were marks OF
muddy shoes upon the counterpane fresh
marks as of one who had come In during
the evenings storm. An empty whisky
bottle lay on a little table near the bed.
II guess Thompson was booZer op-
served Simmonds
yes" agreed Godfrey. his face showed
that pretty plainly.
well. the man we're after amt in here'
we'll have to search the house.
Cant we let Miss Croydon go home? She
won't run away-l'll answer for that. Be
sides, there's nothing against her.
Simmonds pondered a minute.
yes l suppose So he said, at last. VI
course shell have to appear at the inquest.
Do you know her address,?
"Yes-21 East 69th street
Simmonds jotted il down in his note book.
''AlI right" he said. You'd better take
her down to her cab.
(To be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

ing expert He made the trip every day
with the coach from the beginning 10 the
end of the season, and his care of the horses
was an important factor in the strict fulfill
ment of the time schedule. Some of the
horses in the outfit used this year were
capable of trotting double In 2.20 and. as a
whole. they were mighty likely lot. They
were sold at auction. according to yearly
custom. at the end of the season. but the
prices realized were by no means equal 10
expectations.
The Pioneers Guard.
No writing which has the New York
Coaching Club for its subject should fail to
mention the young man who served as
guard on the Pioneer this year. Sturdy and
ruddy. and rejoicing in the aristocratic
name of Henry de Nawby, he is native
Of Colorado-land of miners and OF cow
boys-whence a few years ago. he made
his way to Chicago. There he tarried
year-maybe two or three-before proceed
ing to New York to wear the livery and
blow the horn of an English coach. Harry
is a real artist with the coach horn. He
has ten calls, beginning with Pop Goes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Covenant Lodge, No. Il, /. o. O. F., con-
ferred the degree of truth Thursday even
ing. The election of officers for the ensu-
ing term resulted follows: Noble grand
DR.. W. c. Barr; vice grand, VIM. G. Berg;
recording secretary VIM. +. Clapp finan-
cial secretary, j. VIM Brewer; treasurer
c. w. Chamberlain. George w Wise, D. A.
Dugan and VIM. f. Burns were elected
trustees for one year. The following were
elected as representatives to the Grand
Lodge for the term of one year: j. w
Brewer j. L. Irwin. j. II. Chamberlain, W.
T.. Clapp, John j. Cherry, John NJ Pruett,
Thomas j. Jones' Ezra Troth Charles w
Chamberlain, Henry Weber, j. II. McChes-
ney, r. B. HUMPHREYS d. A. Dugan.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment, No I, l. o.
0. F., conferred the golden rule degree
Tuesday evening. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: For chief
patriarch, Elwyn Green; high priest j. l..
Irwin; senior warden. Chas. j. Stockman;
junior warden, Capt. ID. v Chisholm scribe
Geo. L. Clayton, and treasurer, j. X DaVi-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
CHAPTER II.
A Tangled Web.

Simmonds had dropped on one knee be-
side the body. He was up again in an in
slant.
NO need for an ambulance" he said.
tersely He's dead"
The words seemed to rouse the girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
the Weasel and ending with "Whstling
Rufus" One of the small boys at the
Hastings relay station says the call he likes
best runs like this:

the Weasel and ending with ''Whistling
Rufus One of the small boys at the
Hastings relay station says the call he likes
best runs like this:
Here were here we're,
Here we're coming
Here we're coming,
Coming fast.
Here we're coming
Don't you see us!
Here we're coming
Coming fast.
During the Belmont Park racing season
Mr.. Vanderbilt. whose enthusiasm for
coaching is remarkable, drove his own pri-
vate coach between the Holland House and
the race track, and this gave rise to the
statements which appeared in some papers
that the coach to Ardsley was his instead
of the one run regularly every year by the
coaching club.
New York's First Coach.
The New York Coaching Club was for
mally organized in 1876, the centennial
year but it's beginnings came two years
earlier.
One day in 1874 Col. William Jay, pres
ent president of the club. then a young
veteran of the civil war. was sauntering
along 4th Avenue with Thomas Newbold.
Standing within a carriage repository
they saw an English coach, old, battered,
rickety and worn out. It attracted them,
and they went in and bought 1t, after
some time spent in argument over the
price.
How to horse 1t was the next problem.
Jay had a saddle horse which he thought
would do for one of the leaders. but New
bold had no horses at all. However. he
borrowed his mothers carriage team for
the wheelers, and Nicholson Kane hired
very fair mate to Jays saddle horse for
the other leader. thus completing the four.
Meantime the. weatherbeaten old coach
was put into the shop, sandpapered, paint
ed and decorated, and one bright day Its
four owners-or Nicholson Kane and Fred
eric Bronson had each bought in'-took
great delight in turning out on the streets
of New York with what has often been de-
scribed as the first English coaching es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01
Rather Vague.

From the Philadelphia Press.
us It true" asked the reporter, that
a ghost has been seen around hera?"
We'll. sab" replied the colored resident,
"dars niggah libin' obah yondah dat de-
Glars Ne thinks he nearly seen one, sho'."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

Senator Tarris bon Wiionri piro
tpobl balo b~enienisen 9eiebsebenoen
6erren @efsli9aft lsiften, bic in
Staats=p snfon fteben. Die bon benz
frhberen Wice.8 oubsrnsur See (beildu-
fig elm ebeniO i9Iimmer gubler) gege1
ibn sema9tsn Ausfasen finb berart
srabirsnb, baB feline S9ulb awsifslOs
erpieien i9sint. Wan t6nnte Wihouri.
usl9ss feline unebrlidsn 2egislaturs
mitslisbsr su faHen weiB, ielbf auf
Soften GINGER trodsner sOnntage Be.
reiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Seetmhe Gremrftott, II. aug.
Nieoriger Gabrpreis iiber ale Yenrt.
iDlpania 2inien mad atlanta
Gitp, Cape WfaD unb adt
attoereu Hputen.

Die idbrIiHe Greuriiun nod Der seefifte
iiber bic 9ennipIpania 9inien finbet am
Dcnneritas. ben II. 9lusuit itatt. Sur
btefe Greurfion iperbem Sabrtarten mad nern
ber pcpuIdrften Seebdber an Der atIanfiSden
&ifte BERT ,uft, einf9IiebIi1 ATLANTIC Gitu,
@ape Rap, Nn8Ieiea, GpaIon, Soup Bead,
Ocean Gitp, Sea SsIe gitp, @ilbmcob, als
an Der Series &lite mnb Hsbobptb, Des
larpdre.
Die aunbfabrt BON indianapolis mad
!r9eno ertent Der %genannten Seebdber 1T
$1,000. Sabrfarten iine bon allen Gtas
tionen Der gennipIbania 2inien su berbdIts
riBntdBigen Yreifen 81 baben rnb fino elItia
FUR einen GafentbaIt pom IL Tdsen.
Greuriionss 6abrfarten nit NufentbaIts.
getpiaisung in 9biIabeIpbia, wenn nit benz
Asenten an Der 8roab Strabe citation bes
ppntrt.
fur nabere ~GtnaeInbeiten Henbe man iid
an IIdet:Asenten Der HennipIpania 2tnien.
ODER f9reibe an
". @. ai@arbion, y. 9. 8. g.,
S~nhianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

Sie Yoliaei iolte Safir Sorse
tragen, baB bic on ben gden ffebencen
fisgsnbsn 6ru9tbdnolsr, sbe He ibre
unpsrtaufte Waaren mad 9auie tars
rem, ibrsn StanoplaB bon ben balb=
bsrfaultsn Yanansnpellsn unb JruQt-
rsftsn forsfdltig idubsrn. Gn man&en
Strabsnedsn bsinbet f4 cine geraoe3u
etelbafts NniammIung bieier bic 2uft
perpeftenoen ueberrefe. Die @eiunb.
bsitsbeb6rbe fogte f9 unbeoin9t fir
bic Sade intersifrsn uno Dem nebels
ffanb Elm gnhe MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

Gin franiobeutiGe8 Ginoernebmen
auf 2isbe segriinbet, bas ~aleroings
tbnnsn mir aud ieBt nidt bon beute
auf moraerr eruarten, aber cine 0er-
nunftebe bsrbsi3ufabrsn, bic alImdb.
lid in Jrsunbi9aft fi8 umwanbelt.
bier3u iolte Der &ei4stan3ler bon
gaIou aae: feline be3aubernoen atnfte
aufbistsn, obne feline action sIei& i'm
Bsginne uisbsr our9 fol9e Reoeuers
bote, ME bas segen Saurss erlaRene,
gu i9dbissn. @eldnge ibm bieies
Wsiferwerf, tudre oas bon ibm ent=
fa9te marottanii9e Wstterlsudten nur
bas fort3iebenoe.. @enitter stpii9en suei
8bltern seweisn. bic gstrennt allen
unbeile ausseiebt fnb, berbunben aber
elmer WsIt troBen, urb cine Welt tiber
F9 binausbebea unb be9Iiden f6nnet1,
- bann iol Billion bOppeIt aefiirfet
isin: einmal bon ieinem 2aiisr uno
gum 3tpsitsn MaIe bon ieinsm goIte.
%. s. 3D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

STUN @itte in Netp Oorf ange.
lanet unb ale angebIi9 bon ihm ber-
riibrenbsn Sepef9en. bic In ben Nem
gorter gldttsrt1 erf9isnen, prompt
bsmentirt bat, if Der arme Wann be-
ffdnbiser 8esenitanb Der Mufmertiam-
teit unierer p%rOfeifonelen S~nterpieuer.
Wsnr Ssrr Witte in iein 6eimatbss
lamb sliidli9 3uridts6rt, piro er frOb
iein, elmer @sfsIfdaft sntronnsn 3u
iein, 9sgen bic ruiff4e Mibilifen
barmlofe 2dmmiein fino. So elm
NibiIif bat f9liebli4 tusiter ni4ts ME
Spnamit. Gin Snterpistuer oa9egen
bat sinsj pbantafe, bie benz in Der
Osfsntli9teit ffebenben gsfdbrli4er
bhntt nls bas teu1iide grplOib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Sas GarnideI In Netp Orleans

Sas &arnidel In Neu Orleans
mar Elm Wosquito - ben Bebauptun.
gen Der tortigsn 9elbfieber- grperten
mad. Mls General Ben Butler nit
ben Bunbsstruppen In benz bonn 9elben
Sieber bsbro6ten Sem Orleans lag,
titmmerte er i9 nt9t um etuat9e
Mosauitos. ionbsrn cling Der rtnfau.
bertsit tn ben Gahen Der Stabt au
2eibe. Die gsi9i9ts sr3dblt, bab Der
tti9tise 5esrftbrer auf btsie Art uno
Weiie, obns elmer, einaisen Wosquito
sei6otst 3u baben, bic brobenbe Seu4e
abuanbte, unb bob nod mebrere Sabre
ipdtsr bic Staot bonn @elben 6ieber
nsrf9ont blieb.
grf aIs bic @sIunbbeitsbeb6rbsn bon
Nep Orleans tpiebsr in ben alien
S9lenbrtan 3urtidfslsn unb f9 Der
unraib tn ben StraBen unb Rloaten
anbdufte, nislbste fi9 Der b0ie 8af
tpisber. Ser bette Betueis bon Der
uni9ulb Der Wosauitos btrfte Der Ietn
tpenr bur9 bic Nuarantdne. 8orteb-
ringen cine Ausbreitung Der Seu4e
auf bis umsebuns Der betrofenen
Stabt berbinbert uirb. Sinh mirtli9
Mosauitos.9 ssser Del&e bic i@drfRe
6linten.Q Quarantine fein 1inoerniB III
tiber bic @ren3en bes 6ieber-D ifriites
3u bui9en, bic Rrantbeitsuerbreiter, 70
tpirb f9 bies balb srueiisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

20nis Gbuarb mub ssra0e iebt
fshr lieb gum 8aiier Wilbelm fsin.
iunf trisst bas risue S9wisgeriObn'
den 9arl bic ~norpssif9e 9rOne ni9t.
go Elm Batter bat eben feline Notb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
GtcntnoM ma6 Der @eereS=
f1Ne.
Sonnerffag, II. @usnf,
iiber Die YenninlDania Qtnieu.

$500 Runbfabrt, b on S%nbianapoIis
mad @tIantie Gitp, Gape Rap, SoHp Bead,
Mnsleiia. @palon, Sea Sale Gitn, @iIbs
poob. Ocean Gitp, Rerp Seriep, Rebobctb,
Oelatpare. Sabrfarten siiItig fiji IL cage
NIT 9lufentbaltss gepiGieuns in 9bilabeIs
pbia. SIR Sin3elbeiten. SabrpIan, 8es
oienung ufp. ipenoe man iid an bic 9ern,
ipIpania Tidet>Meenten ober idreibe an
80. 90. Ri9arbfon, q. g. g. u.
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

Wie oft bas Giaarretten= 6sieb In
benz GeIolaser uniersr iungen Nili3lsr
iberireten Nib. tpdre elm interehantes
&e9snsrempel fur 6anlp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
faIle.

Sabib parrp. Sobn bes Bee
tanuten Waaenfabrifantsn o. OR.
parrp, tpuroe gefern baburd f&mer3.
LID perlebt, oaB er in ben nod i'm 8au
begrifener rsusrl 6auie Der Samilie
bonn etten Stodmerf in ben Keller
fttirate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

g m pbtIItpps, $50
Snbiana Mbe., melbtt, bob Tim elm
unternebmenbsr 9isb IS aus feinem
8ofer ftahl. 1ts iest selang "a ui&t.
ben Uieb bss @elbes aufsufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
9ter gefprbetl n.

Blopmi n 9 0 n, 8. Iuauf.
Der Ieltete Der bon Der Snoiana uni-
berftdt prumobirten ftarb sefsrn in
Der lperion bes Ri4ters &norem &.
Wplie, ben Der Bob in Waibington,
D. g., %ereilte. gr erbielt fein Siplom
TN Sabre 1882 uno lebte bier cine
Heibe bon Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
GtcmrFon na@ COLORADO
CUR eagles @rano Merie,
II. uuo 2.Nu0uif

pia genniplpania 2inien. Spesiel nieos
riser Sabrpreis nod Denber, Colorado
Springs ober guebIo. SIR peitere Snfors
nation. AmfentbaIt, 9touten uiu. fraee man
BEL ben genniplpania Tidets Msenten an,
sser i9reibe an
SO. SO. Ri1arbion, 81. @. g. 81,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
$500 Wumofabrt ua6
NtIanttc 9th.
II. @usnf ilber YennipIpania

Die Somir1er : @reurfion mad atlantic
@ttp, Gape Nap uno 7 anberer SeebdSer
finbet am IL. @usuft ffatt. Gin Ausflus
BON IL Tasen.
Nufenthatts. Bepiqisuns in BbilabeIpbia.
MnSfmnft ertbeilen ale 8eunfpIpnnia Tifets
Ngenten ober man ihretbe an
W. W. Ridar6ion, 81. @. g. g.,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
&eoneirter Tabrpreis CUR Warin.
fndee ahewblD (Gnlper, Snb)
via YennihIpania=9inien.

Som II. SuIi Bis eini6IieeIi4 IL. Nuauft
tperben grcuritons= 6abrfarten nod GuIper,
Snbiana, in Nnbetra1t Der geriammIuna
Der @arintudee Afemblp, .berfauft: bon
allen Stattonen Der 9ennibIpania. 2inien in
ben StaatenS nbiana unb Suinois, icwie BON
allen Stationen peftIid pom 9ima, 9iaua,
Oapton unb Cincinnati i'm State Ohio,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Ceeam'N mSfug 10 gut tote
Seeretie.

"s"sH wv Pe""TYtuUHtU'StHttHs
Sonnerffag, II. Nusuit, $15 90 Runos
fabrt bon indianapolis nod atlantic @itp,
Cape Map mnb 7 anberen gldssn an Der
Meeresfiifte.
@eitere S~nforrnationen ertbeilen bic Msen.
ten Der 9ennipIpania , 2inien pber man
f1reibe an
90. 90. Mn6erion, 81. g. g. 81.
SnbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
OFFICERS,

Gavin L. Payne, President.
George J. Marott, Vice-President.
Frank L. Powell, Second Vice-President.
Alfred NJ. Ogle, Treasurer.
H. P. Brown, Secretary.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Serr s. g. Saitinss,
Snotanapolts Gas g.,

Gnn g. Name $50, 9mf6nt @em @ort City g. ., 20 Sui 1906.
Security Smf Company
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@d bi1 sdofHm gaabrSus lm@ Sr Yae il. Der Stem yt Office Der snSanapoGs @s
saanae ssmuais Su Yas nam an bb bic snbanapoGs @S 60 an @n@ba MAIDEN miro, af
beQ ehung Der @oniumeS@ asS mf@ 30 ,unbf dg dor; buB mn mir iMnS fn Die litter bs
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Sn6anapois gs Cos ODER fur untrbtdndm bam, Hb Sr Yane ornn our4bidu,6 ab wn nm
Die Mhhm os Smn RaDt tafm ipdaaa tme n bsld4t us Elm nsbnenfommen bon bmieben
u6 gang mb gar nus bsn@ aa@iaat in br Befsn ehM Men poas auf bic 6ss wM be
ahen on gonumns 60 Smf 60 9n gfmOH belize u6 gu wIhem Bis CT fe gu Oahmfns Mht
fd atmorhte Sr Yabm, bb r ndt bon Srn 9aoh aMorft fH feline NtMm gum 0rhuf su
ofamn, an bb CT (Rmoh) $4,000 u Yan<g8ehb bebe obT tmoane ub 6s uugdabr ben
kaFm Sa( h@ @dammt<&aptas barfAsn, mb bb ct baudat MGaeus fh gu los ODER fir bee umme
bon $685. gu bTmmfm.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1905-02-18
TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Hongkong rates fifth in the COM
mercial reports of the world.
Cubans are buying cattle in Vene-
zuela at the rate of 100.0 900 head year.
Russia has a per capita investment
In industrial enterprises of 81. while
the United States has $125.
Germany exported last year over
$30,000,000 worth of books and works
OF art. England AID the United States
were her best customers.
Cuban honey is shipped to Germany.
the United States, France and other
countries The amount gathered In
1904 exceeded 100000 in value.
The Importance Of the glove trade
to France is exampled by the fact
that of glove buttons, fasteners and
clasps. one French firm alone makes
over 100.000.000 q year.
Spain produced 175.1o9 tons Of lead
In 1908. exceeding the output of all
other countries except the United
States Mexico is the third largest
producer, and Australia comes fourth
in order.
Cigars exported from Cuba numbered
2o5,244,29S, valued at $12,3O2, e69. OF
which IS, 769,422. valued at $2,8S8,111.
went to the United States: 2s,38s, 074,
valued at s1,96s, 1896, to Germany, and
s2,559,s17 valued at 81. 197. 7S5. to Eng
land, last year.