The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-11

1t would be as tall as a man on a horse. and 1t Is only so high" indicating that what she had seen of the south's staple over in Georgia showed that about two feet in height was the maximum growth. But I have been told that the cotton grows much higher further south, she said.
 land" was the chorus that all the ladies sang. They stated that they liked America well but liked England better.
 Sonora Moyca.
 Sonora l. Moyca of Spain was very distinguished looking member of the party of ladies. She possesses the lovely com pexion of Castile, and it is said that royal blood courses through her veins
 William Whittam, Jr., former member of the American industrial commission, accompanied the party from England, and will return with them. MT. Whittam looks out for everybodys wants and soothes the wounded feelings of the party when they are stepped on too briskly by the brusque citizen of America.
 The special train is in charge of NJ. A. Hayes, agent of the land and industrial department of the Southern railway. F. J. Charles, European agent of the South- ern railway, also accompanies the party. as does l.. IT. Burgess of the passenger department and J. c. Walker, official stenographer of the Southern.
 Those in Party.
 The party of European cotton spinners on. tour in special Southern railway train through the southern states returning to New York through the central states and Canada October f to 21 1907, is made up as fellows:
 From England-Allen, Richard J.; Ash ton, Thomas; Ashworth. Albert; Ash worth Stanley: Banks, Robert; Banner man, H. P. Barlow, J. R.; Barlow, F. B. Berry, R. H.; Buckley, George; By rom, c. A. Chadwick, T; IL; chaawlck. w: Coates, Thomas; Dickens, Frank; Dodd William; Emery, John; Griffiths, Oscar; Haggas T. H.; Hallam, T.. Hold en. R.: Howarth, William; Hutchinson, H. O.; Hutchinson, William; Jackson. R. H.; Killich, w. H.: Latimer E.; Law renee, James; Lees, J. O.; Lonsdale, L., Jr. Lord, J. .; Macara. c. w; Macara, W. C.; Macara' Miss; Maoara' MISS A Marsden, G. R.; Mcconnell, J. w; Mc- Connell. Mrs J. w; Mines, s. H.; Ma ton, w. C.: Newton. G. R.. Newton, Samuel; Pearson, w. J.; Prestwick. James; Schmidt. Arno; Sewell, F. R.; Shaw, c. R.; Shaw, John; Smethurst, John; Smith. John; Smith, Randolph; Scott; Ernest; Scott. Harry; Tattersall, J. B.; JatterSdll, Mlbss lloiildo, J' 4'i' : Whitehead, George; Whitaker, Handel. From Germany - Arnold, Arthur; Brugemann, Moritz Burckhardt, Her man. Butz. Erwin; Clauss, Carl; Fab arus Erich; Coll, Max; Goss, William; Haeffel J. B.; Kahn. Berthold; Laur- enz Herman; Schanz. Moritz; Schmid; T. W. schmid, Mrs. T. w; Schwartz. Feliz. Steineger L., Jr. Supf, Willi; Uebel, r.; Uebel, Mrs; Waibel, Adolf. From Austria-Annnger. O.; Anninge, Fischer, Mrs O.; Broch, Hermann; Con See, K: Frieser, E.: Haebler, J. G.; ! Knappe Franz: Kuffler. Arthur: Mits- cherlch, Robert: Moler. Hugo Riecken, Henry; Wolf, Felix.
 From France-Ancel, Paul; Duvillier- Motte. G.; Fremauxs A.. Lion. Camille; Mabire, A.: Mabre, Madame A.; Motte, Fernand; Nicolle. R.; Pingle, Albert. From Belgium Buysee, Albert; Buy see, Marcel: Hebbelynick, Adolphe; Hemptinne, Carlos De; Canderhaegh- en- O.
 From Portugal-Taveira. H. R.: Thu mann. Henry.
 From the United States-Baker, C. w.; Charles. r. IT. Dale. s. s.. Draper. George Otis; Hayes, M. A.; King. H. ". D.: MacColl, J. R.; Straw, w. P.
 From Span-Senor l. Moyca and wife.