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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14
EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY
Work Of Schools in Oregon Will Be
Shown ut Centennial.

Portland. April 13.-Plans for the
educational department of the Oregon
display at the Lewis and Clark Cen
tennial have been outlined by General
Supervisor r. F. Robinson and APP
proved by the state commission. Proc
of educational methods i'm the eXposi-
ton state which shall embrace III"
work done by every school in the
state, and very grade i'm every school.
Probably so comprehensive n Display
was never before attempted for an "v-
position,
The state will be organized by
counties. each county being made an
exhibit unit. although cities that 80
desire may make separate exhibits
The work will be arranged by grades
commencing with the primary and
ending with the high school. This
plan will enable visitors to understand
the educational work of the state ir
! on the subject will be sent to every
school in the state. Compositions o.
pupils, drawings and paintings mad'
by students and photographs of schoo
! rooms. class rooms and pupils. will h
/ features of the exhibit. Ssvera
schools have already arranged for ex
hibit space. among these being th'
University of Oregon. the Oregon Agri
| cultural College and the Monmouth
Normal school.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14
AID MERCHANT
MARINE LEAGUE
Organization for the UpbuiIding
and Rehabilitation OF Amer.
lean Shipping Interests

New York. April 13.-The new cam
paign organizing to secure from con-
gress in the next session action toward
the rehabilitation of the American
merchant marine will be started in
earnest tomorrow when a meeting will
be held at the Waldorf Astoria to ef-
feet permanent organization and dis
cuss plans. The new organization Is
called the American Maritime league,
and the president is former Senator
John NJ. Thurston. The organization
is thoroughly non partisan, and COM
prises men Of all business pursuits
and every shade of political opinion.
1t does not favor any definite policy,
either of subsidies, discriminating du-
ties, port charges or tonnage taxes, but
interests the public in the general sub
ject OF upholding the merchant marine
of the United States.
An advisory board has already been
selected, with one OF more representa-
Roosevelt has signified his interest in
the organization by accepting an hon.
orary membership and on the advisory
board are former Secretary Of War
Root Secretary OF the Navy Morton,
Attorney General Moody, Secretary of
War Taft. Charles NJ. Schwab. M. e.
Ingalls,, President Schurman OF Cor
nell University, President Harper of
the University OF Chicago, and Cover
nor Bliss, of Michigan.
1t is proposed that the members OF
the league shall press the subject of
building up the merchant marine, es-
pecially on commercial clubs and or
CARNATIONS. A magazine will be es-
tablished in Washington whose col
umns will be open to a non-p partisan
discussion, and prior to the assemgling
OF congress meetings will be held in
this city and i'm other parts of the
country.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14
WHAI MAP n Al
SHOULD SHOW (
s,aato, Hepburn Informs Depart
meot Relative to Geographical
Position Of Idaho Towns

,.s,inpton. April Ex-senator Hey
Of Idaho being advised of the
separation Of new map of the state
Idaho by the general land office, has
.,n,itted the following suggestions
tho guidance of that. Office in its
PREPARATION:
.rhat all designations Of desert and
,,,srior land be removed from the
as / have indicated, marking
lam as they really are grazing lands.
80 are no lands in Idaho that are
prolific in the growth of grasses
Id that do not support at all sea-
US If the year large herds of stock.
,0fer to the lands in Owyhee county
orred broken up lava. Upon this
80 MANY thousand head of cattle,
sheen and horses are continually
u.,vin, Also in Lincoln, Blaine and
pnoham counties heretofore marked
Snake river descent, vast herds OF
.soen cattle and horses continually
craze upon these lands; that the lands
tnc,uded and to be included in the
irwin Falls. Minidoka and Boise Pay
otte reclamation projects be indicated
os such. that the railroad from Mini
doka southwestward be shown as con-
str,,cted and proposed. This railroad
ui,l he continued and reunite with the
nresent main line above Glenn's Fer
=, would show ii existing at least
NIL r 1ifH, Vp-iu no
in operatio to that point before the
present summer. and ! would then
show it is projected further to Glen's
Ferry. would also show the pro-
to a point near the southwest corner
NJ the National park. The railroad has
issued maps showing this projected
line.
ctructed and in use from Nampa to
Emmett and projected and under con-
struction via Marsh. Horseshoe Bend
and other points to the Boise Basin in
dicated by the location of Quartzburg.
placerville etc. and then further along
north. This data you may get from
the folder Of the road or by direct COM
munication with Hon. f. Fl. Dewey.
Nampa. Idaho who is president of the
road. | would also show the railroad
actually constructed and opera ted
from Weiser up the Weiser river to
Council and projected northwardly
down the Little Salmon river to the
main Salmon river and by the way OF
Mt Idaho to Harpster. There are also
some branches of this road: it is call
ed the Pacific & Idaho Northern rail-
road
The Idaho state wagon road should
also be shown. This road runs from
Boise north via Idaho City. Banner
and Bear Valley, Warren, Mt Idaho,
Moscow. st. Maries and to Il point be-
tween Kingston and Kellogg on the
south fork OF the Coenr d'Alene river
in Shoshone county.
This wagon road s constructed and
constitutes the channel of connection
between north and south Idaho. II
was built by the state ad has Il num-
Der of branches which should be og-
tanned from the state engineer. The
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14
Order May Be Rescinded.

Washington. d. G. April Ex-senator
Hepburn is i'm receipt of numerous let
tiers urging his to have rescinded the
order of December s, 1901. setting aside
$50. 900 acres of land in the northeast
ern corner of Idaho as an addition to
the Kootenai forest reserve.
Senator Hepburn has taken up the
ma tier with the land Office. and II Is
probable the little. strip which lies in
the state of Idaho will be restored 10
the public domain.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14

HEALTH
is the
Most
Important


The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have had 40
years of scientific experience.
Every method of bread-and-
cake raising has been exhaus-
lively studied in this country and
abroad.
The result is a perfect prod
uet in Royal Baking Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the world.
These facts mean two impor-
amt things to all housekeepers :
First: that Royal baking
Powder Is healthful and
makes wholesome food.
Second that Royal 1ak-
Ing Powder makes food
good to taste.
ROYAL B B6KpSS
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14

c. r. Alien. of the Valley Lumber
company. was in Spokane on business
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

Net amount OF unpaid losses 8. II. 4,
Gross premiums received and receivable upon, AZ
miuns on perpetual fire risks S4bS. 1913. .bi;
per cent; ,ecc;;ci and
Ming more than one year from date OF policy.
m.ilns (pro rata 4. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
.MYNY TRAGEDIES
IN NORTH CAH0 D | Ma.
Deputy Sheriff Shot Down by
Fleeing PrisonerOth
Murders.
Especial t. The Times Dispatch)

8 Especial to The Times Dispatch) 6 .ilB
5CIIARLO TTE, NJ c., March s27.---Aa sue
cession Of tragedies in 1.-THE past twenty
four hours has startled the people OF this
Immediate section. Deputy Sheriff Il. =:
Eilton9of Polk county, n. q, was shot
aitd Instantly killed a J. Tryon yesterday
by ,F1ail Durham. The shooting oc-
Cured about . o'clock. Durham was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy II lton on q
Warrant charging him with carrying con-
cealed weapons. After the arrest OF
Durham, both he and the officer went into
a enagdstrate 5 B OF flee 4to arrange for
Durham to give bail bond for his ,ap;;
.pearance at theBnext term of the criminal
court, when Durham attempted to esca pc:
Officer. Hilton gave chase and opened
fire on the fleeing man, commanding him
to halt, the fire was returned by sDur ilam
with fatal effect. iss W. sl N Z. as
Near Lincolnton this fternoon Pink
,Hel1ns,aa respected farmer, was found
dead in a field with his throat cut.
Suspicion attaches to a prominent citizen,
but mo q arrests tlave been made. NJ The
crime is senveloped in the deepest nlyst cry.
e In Chester county, South Carolina, this
afternoon, w. F.. Perry, an operative at
iN-yle Cotton Mills, shot and killed LII,
Boozer. manager of the company store.
The shooting followed an account of four
dollars, which Perry owed the store.
Perry escaped to the woods. 81 a, q. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
THE SUPERVISORS
O|HCHE.ST.E|:R;F|IE|IL|..D[
Arrange for Nova le Steel Cages
forH Convict Swift
Greek Bridge.
y (special to The Times. Dispatch.)

tSnecldl8 -LlSl)dtCAiJ
CHEST DRFIELD, VA, March 1.-THE
county supervisors met here to-day.
Judge Gregory, commonwealth's Attor;-@s
ney who has been sick for some time
was too 3unwell to attend to his duties
to-day and 9inS consequences several mat
tiers were continued by the Board until
its April meeting, among them the appli-
ca ton OF "A. w. Bensley and others for q
new road to be opened from fDreWry's
Bluff TO the Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike " II sb 3i Slgt Ii. III 35s 81 IA s
severa public spirited citizens OF Man
chester District, among them -. O.. john
SON.. G. Krimn and John Baughan, set
a8good precedent in submitting a propo-
sition to the Board to supplement any
appropriation by the county for work
out from Manchester with a. substantial
sum to he raised by them By private 81 ID
sscription. I2.a
I Tic Advisory Road Board made several
Recommendations to the supervisors, One
was the purchase or aEroad roller. to cost
not over $500, to be,in charge Of the county
superintendent Of roads. "A considerable
sun being now in the hands OF the county
fund and all claims for sheep killed by
dogs having been paid, an order was
entered directing the treasurer TO trans,
q fer this balance to the permanent road
improvement fund,
IS The committee for securing portable
cages for the penitentary convicts for
3WnOul TeQulSlllOll mas IJGell gIllcQ
superintendent OF the pentcntiary, has
contracted with j. Y. Branch, Of Peters
burg, for all-steel cages 10 be furnished
for 1910 each, one Of which Will be
completed III about three weeks. The
4conVicts will not be furnishe.s till after
the LIST OF May. The superintendent Of
roads was authorized to employ In work.
ing the roads any persons remaining In
jail at any time under conviction for mis-
8demcanOr. s ga Hla t3g tsfs ff- 5i5a ia8i
The city OF Manchester was granted per-
mission By the Board to extend its water
mains beyond the city limits so as to
reach The propcrty OF the new glass
plant OF the Blair-Rue Glass Company.
Tie old wood bridge over Swift Creek
near here was thrown on Friday. and the
steel one to replace 1T Is being pushed 10
completion With all practicable speed A
good deal of Inconvenience waE occaa-
Toned to-day by Neutrality-suspicious. In travel
al this point, some Of the citizens who
were no | aware that the bridge was down
having to tie their horses annie away
from the courthOuse and walk to the
county scat. a committee was directed
by INC Board to-day to put in extra stone
work at the pier nearest the water line
TO make the bridge absolutely secure. II *.
Mr. James 3elWbod1F one OF he most
successful farmers OF the county, IA
much Interested In getting telephone
service FOR a large part Of the county,
IN addition to the phones already placed
I nv the Pftersbnrg Telephone COMPANY
u ana now IN operations The matter was
introduced before the Board this after-
moon but no definite action was taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
BAIL REFUSED AND AND
JUDGE GOES TO JAIL jail.
Court Will Have to be Held by
Magistrate Of Breathitt
County.
fRv Associated Press. J

X LEXINGTON, KY, & March 27.-Judge
James Hargin his nephew, Ebert Ii si,.
gis. and Il Sheriff il Edward Callahan OF
Brea thitt county. were to- day held WITH
out bail on charges of compliclty In the = I.
feud which resulted II In the murder Of
James q Cockrell. at Jackson three
years ago. State, Senator Alexander "a l1
Hargis, arrested in the same connection on
was released OH $4,000 bail. The de-
.csion was announced to-day By Judge,
Parker, Of the Fayette Circuit Court Court
The trial5.of the accused will be held at
the present term Of court. Cockrill was
shot and killed from the court house win I.
dow at Jackson. Curtis Jet, who had
been convicted and sentenced to death
for connection with the crime, has been
granted d new trials Thomas White is
under life sentence for completely In
the crime &35 *
n James Hargis Is still judge OF Breath tl &
tit county, and the question arose as to
who would act in his stead In the event
bail was refused. s Brock Combes. OF
Brea thitt, was recently appointed mag
fistrate Of that county, and to day Judge
Hargis requested him to hold the term
of County Court, which will Il convene
next week l Ig * q 81 81 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
SPECIAL ExcuRsIo 70 N HAVANA n y y =,
AND, Nasal, N. Il p y, VIA - u
81 LANTIc COAST y N il,

Special rate Of one far plus g e 10
5yana, Cuba. and Nassau, -, ana rs rs
turn The rate from Richmond e Havana q
s4s, and to Nassau, n, s4s'6o, lnelu u
Ing meals and berth On ste I, Y, Ilfssty e.,
toslIJavann March, goth and Goth, and LOT
steamer I'M sailing from Miami 70 Nasaa " V
March ain sst and slst ss.Y ns goSd Within rs
turning on any stea n,er bieas W Y
as fifteen days from date Of sale. &
Take advantage Of this opportu'nity y, e 2
visit Nassau. n. Pr and Cube q Ylhsi
queen Of the Antil!es 9 reaso :, a !, J
cost, Which Will fford an excellent chang s.
IA investigate ( the business sltllatl ION o.
our sister republic gpi Nassau. N
The party will be limited, % make ,S y
reservations promptly. For reserya IONS,
namphlets or any other informat ion, fea y
on your nearest ticket agent or write e3 6
~. j. CIR IG,
q Il 8s51sME RsoN n. Y n. 4.
Traffic, Manager, Wilmington. n. 9. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Lafayette, 81 Carolina, q.
.fspecial to This Times .pispatch.) !

CHAPEL HILL. N, c. March 27--The Uni.
versity Of North Carolina lost her first game
mere thls afternoon to Lafayette College BY
a score OF a25to53 Ittwas a. close and snappy
game from start to finish and would Sun-
idoubtly have been a different score. but Tor
Carolina s seven costly errors. !. Carolina was
IIna. $ third baseman, found the famous Penn
sylvania twirler for q home run. h scoI Ing the
only two runs for Carolina z . ~ q
iobgood pitched magnificent game for
the Tar Heels allowing only six hits, Much
interest Is being shown q as to the outcome
81 two games With the Quakers Sittcn would
be IN the box for Carolina. and will give the
Lafayette boys something to 40, 81
Score: Cardinal runs hits 4 errors; pat
terry Noble and Hobgood. La fayette--3 runs,
q hits, IS error: battery, Irwin aud Newberry.
Struck out by Hobgood. 81 by Ne,yberry q. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
FREIGHT TRAINS ON
| & N CRASH R; 4 DEAD D. !|:.|!| !
Stick Of Wood Driven Through
Fireman's Boo y-Attempt
to Wreck Passenger.
(By Associated Press.)

e GAINESVILLE, TENN, March 81
Four men were killed to-day when a
string OF freight cars running wild on the
louisville and Nashville Railroad crashed
into a freight train near here. The
dead arc John Murray, engineer, Bowling
Green, Ky; Patrick Fox, fireman, Nash
VILE, Tenn. and two unknown negroes,
who were stealing ride.
a stick of wood eighteen inches long
was driven through Fireman Fox's body.
The locomotive and ten loaded cars were
totally wrecked. 1t is Thought by railroad
men that the switch had been thrown
for the purpose of wrecklng fast passen-
ger train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
death Mrs. Huestis sank slowly It is
hardly possible that she realized that her
daughter was dead. Eli a.
BODIES RECOVERED.
Remains Of Those Drowned in
Banana River Found.
nv Associated Press.

~ ~ (BY Assocfated 5F'ressJ
RocKLEDaE. FLA, March 27.-The bodies
of the four persons who were drowned last
Friday night In the Banana River, were
found Sunday Three We're found near the
mace where their boat overturned. The fourth
was some distance away. A. A. Bald@ih's re- r,
mains will be buried here. The others WI,
be sent North to. morrow-W. o. Moore and
daughter Edith, to Holyoke, Mass, and Mrs.
Henry g. Miller to .Amawalk, NJ, q !, MI Nj:
Miller was so seriously injury BY his tight
for life that he will be unable to accompany
the remains CT his wife. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Official Inspection.
fsnecial 10 The Times Dispatch. }

SPENCER, N. c. March e7.--P II
Samuel Spencer, the Southern Rail Rail
way, and party of officials Of the road
spent to-day here Inspecting the extern
siye improvements being made in and
around the Spencer shops. It Is under 1v
stood that still further improvements OF
a most permanent nature are IN contem n;
platon at this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
LAMAR RESIGNS.
Seat on Supreme Bench Of Ala
.bama Offered to Judge Lumpkin.

fByl Assssi a,ed Prepa)
AItANTA, Ga March 27-,Associate Jus-
lsee Joseph y. Lamar. OF tho Supreme Court
~ Georgia To-day presented HIS resignat,oy,
81. Governor Terrell, II was accepted al the
earnest request of Jnstice Lamar 10 s,skei
erect April 10Th. Governor Terrei, at sr,cs
rendered the vacancy To Judge JoDeph Henry
tAmpkin, Of the Atlanta circuit az IND Bli.
hsTrlor Court " rs heIieved Judge l.umpkin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
W. W. E>ARDNlIGKE, Agent,
HOE. Main Street.
ARTHUR u. PLEASAMTS, Agent,
700 "a. Main Street.
HAVANA, CT IA al 2 REIuHN.s,p EH'
..{&t MA THE SEABOANDyAJRI LINE,


3t,rhe$ Sea board 5bcgs, to announce that for
their train No. 43. leaving Rlchmond at
40 P, ~, March with. Wednesday tick
IL Fswill be sold q Havana, Cuba, and +
SFsturn at rate Of $4,000; this rate irclud
meals L. staae,Ss9m q l,ea a II s5ep
soutfi az Jucksonville, on the return trip.
pIoY!ded ticket y used TO- I; hs y
Tampa and the Penlnsula and Occidental
steamship Company. As this excursion
is limited ttofthes capacity q the steamer,
requests for reservations should be- made
as soon as hussibie. Tho steamship OLE
vat,e. .s,i.e 81 the largest and most mod
float MI sail from slan lpa
With the party. AZ the Sea aboard 5ta 8 the
shortest line to Tampa by many miles.
they can and do rim and maintain the
fastest schedule to that point. KS n IN
\ For full and complete information IN
this connection, and for diagram ofsstean-
err call OF write to az
|. III s. l. AliIo. sss W. ~. TAYLOR,
sss# Dist Pass Agt.; City Ticket Agt,
$50 East Main Street, phone ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Coast Line. Changes

Especial Is The 'Tines- Dispatch.}
gFWILMINGTON,iN.C c., March 327--At a meet
ing Of Atlanta Coast Line officials here this
pointed to succeed George G. Lynch, superin-
stendent Of tho second division of the Atlantic
Coast line and 4 E. lS r. x Wooten, Of Rocky
Mount, was appointed to succeed Mr.. Newell
as superintendent$of the Norfolk division. Mr..
Lynch was recently named to succeed a. w
Andersen. who, In turn. becomes superinten-
dent ot the first division on April LIST. it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
Escort for Governor.
snecIaI to The Timcs. Dlspatch.)

N 81 ISpeCIaI % 2" an
REIIoSVILI,E. MI CT, March 27 The
Third Regiment band. which Is stationed
at Reldstillo. will act as special escort r.
to Governor Glenn and party. who VIII
attend the unyeilng az the North ca ro-
lima. Confederate monument at Appo'lmtal'ts-
toxs Courthouse Va, April 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28

% IS. S. S. for the blood has grown to be
{sS&gE y household saying. the blood
this thought
people all the country because
purifiers purely vegetable while
effect
natural -. 49,, -
bodily have san &c i aSsta Ls 80 M
and weak and nI.pone
full
tired feeling
have lated in 81 q
SoumoI ono yIGToK olubhss
sorbed ana washington ANes
Spring
poisons
until the blood S. S. ideal
for this condition. clears the blood Of all impurities makes it rich and
strong and these troubles Rheumatism, Caarr Chronic
sofua Contagious Blood Poison and all other diseases
blood cured S. Book the blood
sired free OF charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA. GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-28
A D BYNU|fl TO
PLEAD Insanity !: \ | |
IN Good Health Now, But
Mentally, Unbalanced
4 Then. 558
E I Isl: FOR RALEIGH
.-----5-5-T-
Idle Buildings Of Nortl, Carolina
Car Company to be
Put an Use.
ENTERPRISE &: I Ell. /: j: FOR RALEIGH Z: 81

. Especial to The Times Dispatch.) gs
RALEIGH, M. O., March 27.--An order
has been placed for new Furnishings, In
Guiding d handsome desk and fireproof
tile cases, for the executive
office Of Governor Glenn In the Capitol
The mammoth shops Of the North Caro-
lima Car Company, IN dsuse for some
years, have been purchased by the Baker
Thompson Lumber Company, just incor-
.porated. with $4,000 capital authorized
and will be operated for the manufac--
;ture Of builders supplies.
New enterprises chartered to-day are
the southside Telephone Company, Of
Youngsville. Wake county; capital, 1000; =
G. T. Sykes, principal incorporation, and
the. Gaskill Hardware and Builders sup-5
ply Company Of New Bern; capital,
so 00o subscribed by w. a. Mcintosh
and Others. n &. il
10 PLEAD INSANITY. ~ ~
The Wake county Superior Court for
thei2trial of criminal causes was con-
vened for a 4 wp weeks term this morn
ing, Judge Walter Neal presiding. The
most Important case on the docket; is
Ramona D. Byn1m, for the murder Of.
j. II. Afford, tbutsit Is now believed that
the counsel for the defense will succeed
In having the case pos tponed. It is UNI
5derstood that the plea OF insanity will
be entered. Bynum's health Is under;
stood to be very good now. mentally and
physically, but the; contention will be
that a t the time the murder was COM
imitted he was insane. IN & s3
III ford, the murdered man, was By
NUNS senior business partner, q man Of
seventy years. deacon in the First Bap-4
fist Church. and&the shooting was 4 In
THE office Of the firm while Afford was
scolding Bynum for drinking and mat
tention to business, Bynum being the
office man Of tlieaf1rm II i5ss ID s
STEAMER SALE PUT OFF.
Judge Purnell sin the Federal court here,
has mad an order postponing the sale
of the steamer City of Fayetteville al
Whining ton, sa8 from to-day to S May 1st,
The sale is lins Bankruptcy proceedings.
and the steamer$is handsome new one
that has been operated Tor the past
year between. Wilmington and Fayette-s
Vile. AZ Hi tS & i 4ss53
The statement;is made from the North
Carolina Agricultural Department that,
the Indications now are. that there will
not be more than a falling off Of ten
per cent. \ in resale of fertilizer in the
State this spring,atas compared With the he
sales last spring. y q 81
5.3 4A few weeks ago there was every In
$dication that there would be "a forty OF.
nifty per cent; d screase. but now the
shipments OF January.4 February and
March seem. the commits Toner says, to
he crowded into the month of March
AS a result. theGfreight traffic onT the
railroads lis very much congested, and
many complaints are coming intfof the
impossibility to get the fertilizers de-