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DEATH RECORD.

MARY Mcpherson Russell. 1914 18th st ny. e. ~
Aisry Smith. ro2r 9Th 81. and vs.. ave- NV. 50 yrS
Ida C. Bigley, U95 Newton g.. Br-kld. 90 years
Lucy T. Friend Military road BF't q. SO years.
Susan F. Jackson, 29l2 y ST. nv, 50 years.
Hen1Y Vi. Waiter, lsl5 Adams SIN road 81 ysarA
WillisEl Hurley, s09 . e. uw-. g sears.
Margaret Donohoe l0a Z3d g. NV. Is wars.
CiustaFe 2 Ectt. fSl 81 ST. nv s. years
Infant e II II. & n. LoBgW0rth l1is Mass are,
NV, . hours
COLORED
Alice Williams. 90 9Th Sc. uH g gearz.
Bella NJ Harris rear 1872 Euclid 81 NV 60 ycars.
Elias Jefries. Govt. Hes, Insane Is years.
Marx johnson. lG9 18th 81 nW-. g ytau.
Samuel l. Henderson. - nth ST. NV. geafs.
Alexander johnson. 1912 ] 81 nw. % years.
Carrie Franklin. IS aIh 81. ne. 50 7eaTs.
Gunien SnoWden IS Franklin ST. uw - ycsTs.
Alexander Garter, Govt. Hos. Insane. a years.
john Adams. i2i J st. nv = years
Louisa Williams. Wash. Asylum Hos % yosrs
James Queen. tfCcslmsns alley 50 years
Charles ". Jones. 1883 llth st. NV i years.
Anna Holmes. 43e 5th e. ss g years
Ella NJ. kiFes 22f5 eth st. NV. s. yeara
Charles Parker lois sth Sc ST., 60 years
Elsie 4. Harper, 22e 18th 81. Ec.. ] gczE.
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Circuit Court No. 1.


Elliott vs. Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
ingt0n Railroad Company ct al; on trial; non suit
az 10 railroad compsn}. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon. K. S. Huidsk0per and f. d.
blackstone. defendants attorneys, NIcKeuney 4
Rlannery. J. II. Hayden and E. II. Thomas
United States ex rel Mccoy IS. Secretary Of the
Interior; rule 10 show cause returnabls April q.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Happier s Merillst.
Assignments for to-day:
No 55a Elliott vs.. New York Continental Jewell
Filtration Company. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Blackstone & Huidekoper-E- II. Thomas.
No 563. SBarzell Rheem & Hensey Company IS
Lamb. Attorneys Nelson Wilson-John Ridout
No 35l Miller vs.. Washington and Gettvsb1rq
Railway. Attorneys. Chaplin Brown and George w.
DreW-J b. LaTneT
No. As. Barber & Ross Kimmsl Attorneys.
Worthington. Head Frafley-John Ridout
No. SGT. Buchanan IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys R. II. McNeill-J J.
Darlington.
No. s69. Honblower vs. George Washington Uni.
veTsity. Attorneys +. W. Hackett-w. c. Clephane
and ". T. 1Iattingiy.
No. 10 tappealsl. Briel IS. Rowland Attorneys.
]. Y. Cogghlan-A. B. Wen
No. -. Parker ". American Hysienie Brick Tile
Company Attorneys. Philip WalkeT-John RidouY
No. SIS. Walters vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Leekie Fulton &
Cox. J.. Darlington.
No. al Ward vs.. VsrBen ATTORNEYS Chspin
Brown and J. Paul Earnest-W. T. sfattingly.
No. 5lL Hilton Lanstou Afonotvpe Machine
Company Attorneys, Thee Rupl and c. H. EnI,is-
A. a. Hoehling. i, Alex. Britton. and Evans
Browne.
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REPAIR SHOP PLANNED.
Canal TOwage Company to Erect
Plant at Cum erlsnd, nd.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md. April 1.-THE Canal
Tonnage Company, which operated the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, is arranging
to erect a large repair shop ia cumbeT-
land.
The suit Of Hugh L. Bond, ir-- and Jo-
seph Ramsey, surviving trustees Of the
canal. to restrain the city CT Cumberland
from the use OF the mill race for the dis
p0sal Of ashes and other garbage, claim
ing that It filed up the canal bed, has
been indefinitely postponed. It Is believed
GO both sides that there VIII be an AMIGA
bio adjustment Of the matter.
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Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. April 1.-THE Mary
land Hotel. situated ia the summer resort
region AT Highheld. near Pen-Mar. has
been sold by Or. George w Kettoman. 10
Benjamin Sh0Ckey, who will take posses
sion on May 1. Mr.. Shockey will enlarge
and remodel the hotel for the coming sea
son.
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All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulasion-a cireula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. It's books are open.
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MARYLAND WEDDINGS.
Miss Josephine Oder Becomes Wife
OF DR.. james ~. Price.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Frostburg, Md, april 17.-Dr. James
Marshall Price and Miss Josephine
Blanche Oder were married this evening
in 81. Johns Episcopal Church. by Rev.
Alexander c. Haverstick, of Annapolis.
assisted by Rev. r. Johnston Campbell
the rector.
The best man was Alr J. McIlderry
Mullikin. Of Baltimore. and the matron
Of honor was Mrs. Oder Harre.l of Front
Royal. Va, sister of the bride. The ushers
were Messrs. Thomas $. Iglehart Of An
napolis: A. Taylor Smith. Of Cumberland;
Alexander Sloan. OF Lenaconfug; Oder
Harrell, of Front Royal, Va; DR.. 81. Glib
son Porter Of Baltimore DR., J. c. Cobey.
Clayton Purnell. and Roberdeau AMMAN.
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RAILROAD MEN ENTERTAINED
Pennsylvania Passenger Represent
tatives stop over I'm Richmond.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. April 17-About half a
hundred members Of the Association Of
Passenger Representatives of the Penn
sylvania Railroad arrived in Richmond
last night, en- route to the annual con-
ventIon Of the body, to be held at Old
Point Comfort
While in this city they were the guests
Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railway. This morning they were
driven over the city. This afternoon they
were rendered a luncheon at the Common
wealth Club Gov. Swanson and Mayor
Mccarthy made addresses.
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wnters--YearIy.

special 20 The Washington HeIald.
Rockville. Ma. April l7.-3iiss Elizabeth
Malinda Yearly and DIR. Washington
Waters were married tonight. az the
home of the bride, by Rev. Philip Me-
CURE. pastor of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Only members of the immediate
family Of the young couple We're present,
Following the ceremony supper was
served, after which Or. and Mrs Waters
left for a trip South The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon r.
Yearly. and the bridegroom is a son oE
Mr. and Mrs Washington j. Waters DI.
Waters mas for several years past been
connected with the Washington Office OF
the Standard Oil Company
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Enuitv suifs-

EG9. Sarah Graham IS Charles ". Graham. lin
tied divorce Compliments solicitor Albert Siliers
zoe. John Zanier et a. vs.. Oscar W White Ct
al 70 enforce mechanics lien. Compartments 50
licitoEs. Bates Warren and Lyon Lyon
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PANIC IN PEANUT MARKET.
Prices Soaring as Result of Shortage
In the Crop.


Special % tbs Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. April I7.-Peanut deal
eTs Of this. the greatest peanut market
in the world. have been somewhat in q
panic for the past several days. as tho
result Of the shortage OF stock. Prices
have scared in consequence.
The stock on hand is the smallest OF
a dozen years. There are probably. &c
was found to-day. not more than 4 900
bags Of peanuts In this market.
whereas usually at this time OF the
year there are about d quarter Of
million.
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1850. The Edward Thompson Company vs. Marion
7. Clinkscalesi Judgment Of T. H. CaIlan, justice
Ct the peace, for Ss5i. Plaintiffs attorneys Bran
denhIrg & Brandenburg.
1881. The Columos National Bank vs. William
vs.. Dudley note $40 Plaintiffs attorney. r. II.
Marshall
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Equity Court No. .
JUSTICE GOULD.

dlSAitE GOULD.
Washington Loan and Trust Company Wilson
guardian adj litem appointed Compliments solicit
tor, j. d. Lsrner
Gait vs. Galts sale ratified and reference 10 audi
tor. Complainant solicitor. John H. Coughan.
Knopp vs.. Dur1in: trustee directed to pay certain
sum and interest vested IN complainant. Com
plaiRsnts solicitor J. y. Taylor; defendants So
licitags, Douglas & Douglas
IN re lunacy Of James F. MRlyey auditors report
approved. Attorney +. A. fleming.
In Re lunacy Of August WieseI committees ac-
count approved and discharge ordered. Attorney,
T. A. fleming.
Pitt Emmerich; substitution Of trustee Com
plainant's solicitor, j. A. Maedel
BOYD vs. Camp; leave to amend bill granted. and
defendant given thirty days to answer Complain
ants solicitors w. +. Mattingy. Il. Ross Perry q
Son, and J. b. LarIer, defendants solicitor, " L.
Ambrose
No assignment FOR to-day.
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MAKES DEED OF TRUST.
Judge Levi ID. Travers Wants TO Set
tie Before Death.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cambridge, Nd. April 1Z-Judge Levi ID.
Travers, one Of the wealthiest men IN the
county to-day executed deed Of trust
for the benefit of his creditors. His assets
ara Sl25.0oo. and liabilities about So, 000.
His object IS 10 settle all his affairs during
his lifetime. The trustees are Levi d.
Travers. Jr.. Duncan L. Noble and =. B.
PTettyman. OF Taylors Island; Emerson
g. Harrington. OF Cambridge. and DR..
Benjamin l. Smith. Of Madison. They
are bonded IN the sum Of $4,000.
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for william Johnson. eolored. who WAS
recently. convicted here Of the murder Of
Charles T. Smith. win soon make appli-
cation to the State Court Of Appeals for a
new trial. Johnson Is under sentence TO
be hanged May q.
BY a deed placed on record in the Cor
poratiou Court to-day Eleana r., crupper
conveyed TO Mary Payne house and lot
northwest corner Washington and Pen
dleton streets.
The Episcopal High School baseball
team defeated the Technical High School.
OF Washington. u to g.
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New York, April 17.-Fred Burlew's Jug
gler. who was badly beaten in the Carter
Handicap. was victorious IN the Rock
away Selling Stakes at Aqueduct to-day.
Buriew believes that Juggler had the
Carter at his mercy and those who re-
called this fact were ready TO take any
price against the son of Hamburg-Elu-
sive. who was steady at IS. Mean
while Jaeobite. who had wintered at
Sheepshesd Bay, was said TO be ready.
which caused the smart people. who fol-
low form, 10 back him down 10 10 TO-
But Jacobite ran as ii trifie short, for
when he seemed to have the race in hand
as he reached The middle Of the stretch,
he suddenly stopped in spite of the vigor-
Gus whipping to which Notter subjected
him. Then 1t was that Henuessey rushed
Juggler to the front, the Hamburg geld
ing winning by a couple OF lengths.
Slickaway, 10 20 1 shot. ran gamely in
spite Of sore mouth and took the place
by four lengths from the disappointing
Jacobite.
Frank J. FarrelIs colors were carried
TO victory for the first time by Grapple,
who scored a hollow victory in the third
race.
Hard Blow 10 Form Players.
There was a hard tumble for the sure
thing players who made Commodore Fon-
tame a 10 % favorite in the steeple-
chase. for he was defeated by Hot Shot
at s to /. by a length and half in a
drive.
Louis Celia scored his initial success Of
the campaign IN the first race with Rustic,
a 10 / favorite.
James r. KeeRe's feet mare, Suffrage,
at prohibltive ODDS, ran OF with the NTH
race for mares, three years Old and up
ward.
Sam Emery showed a speedy youngster
in Master Robert. a colt by Mazagan, an
Is 10 favorite, who led at all stages and
won the last race.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds four and half
fnEouEs- Rustic. s. tSHaiui 20 J. won. EVELYN
G., 90 (Ailleri, Co l. second. Trey Of Spades. 90
u, Johnson, 70 D third Time, 0.54 Is. Onda.
Sweet TaiTe Elyin NJ. Astoria Belle Slumbsrless.
Dramatic CueuaFacs, George Degs, and CRACK
Shot also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase for four-year-olds
and upward; about two miles. Hot Shot, l8
palmer 8 % J. won. Commodore F0ntaine l32
Mciniyrel. % %. second; Arabo. Isl ARCHIBALD.
to !. third Time. l.52 % Drone also ran
THIRD RACE-Handicap; for three year-o lds and
upward; SIX furioEgs. Guppc, lis lBeckman {
20 8, wen; Glare Russell, l92 ,L0Eei 20 /, second
Workman. l1j Miller. II 10 3 third. Time Il
Only three starters. Workman threw Miller
FOURTH RACE-Thc R0CkaEay Stakes. for
three-year-0lds and upi six furioass Juggler, no
tHeunesseyl 20 ], Won SllckaWay. los DIcDanieD,
10 10 J. second. Jacobtc. no tNotieri. 9 20 To-
third Time. Is. H0oTay ard Peter also rau.
FIFTH EACE-For mares; three-Jesr-olds and
upward; five fuTiaugs. Suffrage. l9l Cfieri . 10 s.
won; Handzara 81 Garner II TO s. second Time,
05925
SIXTH RACE-For maiieu two-year-ods; four
fUiongs. Master Robert l05 Miller. 8 20 s. won
Brdgewhist los (Cherryl. S to . second senator
8eckhaua. Jos tAubaehoui. 20 T. third Time 0.i1.
Alad HAIRY. Bell Weber. King Thistle, Com
ILomas. Lady Ae--lW. and Ae-eel.r also IN
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Gold sIining Company Levied On.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Md April Nv. IT. and
+. Is. Weaver. of the firm of Weaver
Brothers. of Washington, to-day,
through Deputy Sheriff George W. MuI-
lican, levied on the goods and chatteIs
of the Maryland Gold Mining Company,
which owns plant near Great Falls.
this county The levy was made 20
satisfy claim alleged to be due Wea-
Yer Brothers for goods purchased by
the company.
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MECHANICS, Liens.

1854 Barber & Ross IS. George +. Horton Il.
lols 81 to 81. block 2. Columbia Heights. SlI739i
Attorney. Charles Poe.
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Work on Building of Hill
Memorial to Begin Soon.
ARCHITECT SUBMITS PLANS
Bids for Construction TO he Re-
ceived at Once and Contracts WIN
andrIa's Police Commissioners
Hold Mecting-sweeny's Funeral.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria. Va, April n-Plans and
specifications, submitted by Architect w,
Leon Clark. have been adopted by the
building committee of the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal Church South,
for the young peoples building. 70 Ire
known as the George r. Hill Memorial,
which viii shortly be erected on lot ad-
joining the church edihce. 1t is an
nounced that bids for the work win be
received at once and that the contract
will be awarded in a short time. The
structure will be pushed rapidly to COM
pletion. It is estimated that the work
viii be done at a cost OF from Sl2g9) to
Sl5.000. The largest apartment OF the
building viii be a commodious lecture han
on the second floor, designed also for gem
eraI entertainments and social gatherings.
on the first floor viii be parlors. reading
rooms. &c. In addition 10 the chiIdreu's
apartments. The erection Of a building to
adjoin this on the south and to serve as
the parsonage for the church, Is pro-
jected. The plan is 20 provide for the
construction of the new parsonage when
the present one is disposed Of
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SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HEART.
Charles Lamm Ends Life On Account
of Business Troubles.
Gil o.. M tyr.-bf..to,, Hi

oittI1I 70 TIT y la-lIIllIIIl aIttllIll
Baltimore, April T7-Charles Lamm,
forty-eight years old, proprietor Of the
Maryland Overall Company. committed
suicide this morning in Patterson Park.
by shooting himself through the heart
with a revolver. One of his sons said TO-
day that his father had been worried by
business troubles
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. i.

CHIEF JUSTICE tIABAtGh-
Geircr rs H0ler: auditors report confirmed and
distribution ordered Compartments solicitors Alex
ander X. Bell and Francis II. Stephens defendant
solicitor. Leon TobTner.
Assignment for today.
No. 23l. Weisser vs.. Weisser: on hearing At
Lrr.,.r. " MIL H. EtIlars
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Criminal Csurt No. 1.
Criminal COurt No. z.

jL5IitE SIAEEUhl.
United States Biuger Hermann; violating sec
ton sos, r. s. Z. s. on trial. Attorneys. A 3
Worthngton and H. 2. Galley.
Criminal COart No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States IS. Edward Leon Thompson: abor
ton; on trial Attorneys Leo simmons and Thoma.
c. Taylor.
United States vs.. James Mcintosh; robbery: yer
dict that defendant is insane. Attorney, ]. VI
Kicks.
Assignment fer today:
United States vs. Leonard L. Gutridge.
United States vs.. George W Clara
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Gerson-Shearer.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, April 17.-Mr Maurice
Gerson. Of Cumberland. and Miss Sarah
Shearer. daughter of Mrs. Harris Shear
er, of F'rOstburg, were married In Cum
berland by Rabbi Maurice Baron, Of the
HehreW SVnagOgue.
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JUGGLER A VICTOR
BurleW's Horse. Beaten in
Carter, Wins.
AN ODDs-oN FAvORITE LOSES

Commodore FoRtaIne, Backed Down
IA . 10 20, Left behind by Hot shot,
8 to 1, in steepIeehase-LouIs Celia
scores First Victory in Ruce with
Rust1e-BIoyv 10 Form Players.
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Police Commissioners Meet.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF police commissioners this even
ing resolutions were adopted expressing
regret at the death of President John
T. Sweeney. of the board of aldermen,
and it was decided 20 attend the funeral
IN "A body The board wfll meet at the
city han tomorrow morning at O'Clock
and viii proceed to St. Marys ca holic
Church. where the services will be held
at $3.50 o'clock.
Apart from the action taken IN con-
nection with the death Of Mr. Sweeney,
the board transacted very little business.
The regular report Of Chief Goods, Of the
police force. was received, showing il is
understood that the department is now
being operated in a satisfactory manner.
After a hearing to-day before Justice
Harry b. Cation in the Police Court. H.
b. Cameron, a former resident 9f this
city, who was arrested in Lynchburg, Va,
last Saturday on the charge Of the lar
ceny Of $40 IN currency and a gold watch
and chain, valued at $50. from w T.
Truett. was held for the action of the
grand jury.
Mrs Anna 5. Walton. widow Of Walter
Walton, died this morning az her home
near Woodiawn Mansion. In Fairfax
County, a few miles from this city. She
was seveByy-three years OF age Two
children. Edward NJ. Walton and Miss
Sarah Walton, survive her. Arrange
ments for the funeral will be made later.
It is understood that Attorneys Howard
Smith and Robley d. Brumback. counsel
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Circuit Court No. 2,

n
kodier vs.. Life Insurance Company of Virginia;
verdict for defendant; Judgment forthwith; sppeal
bond. 500 Plaintiffs attorneys. Il, +. Downine
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7 SHY YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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,Iudd and Jackson.

Moreover, some significance is being at
tached 20 the fact that the lieutenants Of
x-Congressman Wachter in his mayoral-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-31

white flowers and buried her poor lit
tie nose in them every now and then.
The MILDLY had sent them in the af-
teyncoa with u note saying that he
was 50 sorry not to be able to so with
her that evening, but he was officer of
the deck and could not leave. He
hoped she would let the flowers repre-
sent his thought of her, but they
could not express the sorrow he felt
at not being with her
Elsie read the note and cried till
that dear little nose looked red and
she had to take to powder. She tlied
TO remember what it was the MILDLY
had said once about white flowers
Wasn't it that they faded in an hour,
like a woman who dies without being
loved? 1t was something like that,
certainly
Anyhow, she remembered having
said that she simply adored them.
They were pallid, faded bunch when
she got home from the dance, but she
kept them.
There was a good tide, so the ship
sailed early the next morning. and
her only farewell was another little
note and some pansies, with Here's
pansies; that's for thoughts, on the
card
Contrary to custom no one joked
Elsie about the MILDLY, and perhaps it
was as well, for two weeks later the
"Gentlewoman" published the an
nouncement of his engagement to
Miss Elizabeth Stone Pierce of South
sea.
The notice said Miss Pierce was a
pretty blonde and a most charming
and accomplished young woman, who
had spent a great deal of her life
abroad, that the engagement was one
of long standing, but had not been
previously announced because of the
young woman's youth; that Miss
Pierce was an heiress; and that the
wedding would take place at st. Johns
in September.
Captain Forbes read this aloud in an
easy, natural voice at the dinner table,
while the soft wind fiuttered the can
die flames and the little curls Oil FL
sizes forehead She put down her cof-
fee cup with a strained look, and said
with the air of one who says some
thing to fill a pause in the converse
ton:
HE was the first naval officer I ever
met"
Which, of course, was just what Ell
sic would say!-H o. c., in illus
trated Bits.
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CoMpeas.

Don't think of not planting full
crop Of cowpeas because you think
the seed too high
Where seed is scarce plant in the
drill and cultivate them with the plow
or disk harrow One peck Of good
seed may be made to completely COW
err the ground with vines if the winery
sort is planted.
Harvest the crop Of seed and vines
when pods begin to turn yellow by
cutting the vines off at the roots,
rake up in good size stacks; when
well cured stack or house all to-
gether.
Thrash out peas and vines with a
thresher or stick. This threshing Of
the vines improves the mechanical
condition of the hay and solves the
problem as to the cheapest method
of gathering coWpeas..
You can well afford to pay even $4
per bushel for cowpeas rather than
do without the crop. G. Strlbling,
in Southern Cultiyator.