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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
FALL REUNION
Of the Scottish Rite Masons
Will Be Held in Wheel
ing Next .Meek.-

The fall reunion OF the Scottish
Rite Masons will be held at the
Cathedral in Wheeling November II
to 90, inclusive. A large delegation
of Scottish Rite Masons will be there
from Pittsburg and SteubeuviIle and
from the different cities in the inter
Tor of the state.
1t is likely there will be large
class of candidates. At the regular
meeting OF the Lodge of Perfection
last Wednesday evening quite large
number of petitions for membership
were filed. The executive committee
in charge OF the reunion is composed
of DR.. j. w. Morris. thirty-third de-
gree. chairman: William E. Krupp,
thirty-second degree; f. c. Stein
becker, thir;y-second degree; L. w.
BIayney, tIirty-third degree. AN r.
C. Darrah. thirty-second degree. X.
c.. c. H.
FolIowing the reunion there will
he a ceremonial session OF Osiris
Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine.
and on Saturday evening, Nov. 81,
number of candidates Will he initiat-
ed. concluding with banquet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
MAs0NS MEEI
In Annual STATE Sessions in
the City Of Fairmont
This Week.

The sessions of the annual meeting
of the Masons of the state began at
Fair.nont this afternoon at 1880
O'Clock when the Grand Chapter was
called to order IN Masonic temple.
The cNcmpIication OF Chapter de-
grees will continue tonight and
luncheon and smoker will he held.
At ten O'Clock Tuesday morning the
Grand Chapter OF the Royal Arch Ma
sons win open it's sessions which win
continue through the day. In the
evening the work OF the R. "A NJ.
will be conducted. The Grand Lodge
A. +. and A NJ. will convene Wednes-
day and the day and evening OF this
day will be taken up by the work of
this order. Wednesday night n bril-
liant banquet will be given in tbs han-
auet hall where plates for from 300
to 900 will be laid. The Verious
meetings have been well prepared
for and IT is thought that all Will pdas
Off well with the various departments
OF the Stnte meeting.
Among those who will attend from
this city are John NJ. Knox, Judge G.
W. Lynch. Senator s. F. Reed, =. X.
stout, D. K. Reed, Fred 2, Delbridge.
Charles L. Patton, Frank 3. High
land, j. w. Davis, ]. H. Davis and
v. l.. Highland. /. Wade uoffman
and Col John w. Carpenter will at
tend from Salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Big BREAK
In the Prices of the Common
Stock of the American
Tobacco Company.

NEW YORK. Nov. "a sensation
al break OF thirty-two points in the
price of the comm On stock of the
American Tobacco Company on the
curb market today resulted in a
sharp reaction in the prices OF trad
ing in active stocks during the first
hour of trading in the New York
Stock Exchange. The violent de-
cline of tobacco stocks is attributed
to the decision OF the United States
circuit court declaring that the Amer
lean Tobacco Company was CON-
in restraint OF trade, which
was given afte rthe close OF the
stock market Saturday A vigorous
rally followed later.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
DR.. COOK DIES
VERY SUDDENLY
Pneumonia Developed After
Several Weeks Illness of
Blood-Poisoning.

DR.. .JohI. II. Cook died at o'clock
Monday morning. at Fairmont, after
an illness OF several weeks from
MISUNDERSTANDING contracted from a
wound received In n surgical opera
tion. His condition was reported
improved but pneumonia suddenly de-
veloped.
DR.. Cook was considered one of the
best surgeons and physicians in this
section of the stnte. He was born in
Orange county. Va, January 70.
1851. He. was graduated from the
Jefferson Medical College In Phila-
delphia with the class Of 1884 Foe
four years he practiced in Virginia
ana then moved to West Virginia To-
Gazing at Montana Mines. where. he
practiced for seven years. In 1895
he located in Fairmo nt where he soon
became one of the leading physicians
of the city Three years after locat-
ing .thcr. he founded the Cook hos
pItaI. lie was also founder OF tn"
SGnitarium in this city
DR.. Cook was eminent in his profess
ion and besides being member OF
state and American Medical
he was an honorary mem
her of the British Gy-nccological So
ciety.
DR. Cook was big, affable man
with a warm heart and had faculty
of making friends wherever he Went
In CIarEsburg he was well known and
had considerable practice here. HIS
death brings sorrow to all those in
this city who knew him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
BURIED IN HOLY GROSS
Is Body of Mrs. Fetta, Who
Died of Railroad Acct
dent Injuries.

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph F"tta'
wife OF the HOsemont miner VINO was
fatally injured by a passenger tram
on tho baltimore & ohio railroaa
near her home, took place in the cry
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Ser
vices were held at the Slavish Cath
Ollie church and burial followed IN
Holy Cross cemetery, Mrs. Fett'
5. .lrrH as u 5uIuIom NrpunS p"lp
hospital to which institution she was
taken after the accident.
Az was recorded in the Telegram.
Mrs. F'ctta and her fourteen-year-oid
daughter Mary. were struck by tram
No. near their home last THURSDAY
afternoon az both we're engaged IN
sliding the bottom of a Burnside stove
lllonE one OF the rails as means OF
conveying II to their home. the
daughter died on the way to the hos
pItaI In this city and was buried IN
Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
DIES
At BARNsl!l lie
William Meredith Succumbs
After Illness of About
a Year.

William Meredith. venerable resi-
dent of Marion county, died at his
home at Barnesville. Sunday about
noon after long illness. He was
"a yeRrs of age and up until his ILL
ness which began about year ago
he had been remarkably well and
strong for one so far advanced In
years. His illness began with dis
ease of the kidneys about year ago
and he had a surgical operation per
formed which benefited his condition
for a time only, and for months past,
he had been growing worse. Mr.. Mere
dIth had been confined to his bed for
the last month and for days past his
death had been hourly expected.
on April IS; 1S45, Mr.. Meredith
was united in marriage to Miss Har-
riet Wilson, daughter OF William II.
Wilson, of MsFion county On last,
April Mr. and Mrs. Meredith passed
their sixty-third wedding anniversary
Mrs Meredith. who is now in her
efghtieth year, is very an at her home
and it is not thought that she can
survive her husband long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith are the par-I
ents OF ten children, nine of whom
survive. They are, Mrs. Sarah Car
der, OIL FaEksEsouFS' -A42 --A
Davis. wife of Francis NJ. Davis, of
the Rev. Thomas Mere
dith and the Rev. Clinton B. Mere
dtth, both ministers of the Methodist
Episcopal church, The former being
at wheeling, and the latter at Nor
gantown: A. W. Meredith, of Brax=i
ton county: Winfeld Scott Meredith,
of Fairmont; WaitmRn T. Msredi tn, !
IF Webster Springs; Mrs. Emma Coh-
man, wife OF Truman ]. CoRman, OF
Bristol:- NJ c.. Meredith of Pitts
burg. Another daughter, Amanda ].
vffe.of Leroy Henderson, died nun |
Der of years ago.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
a afternoon at 2 o'clock. from the n. z. |
,hurch at Barnesville and interment
Will be in the WoodIawn cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Vote 6 an q ass
Under
County Court as Election
Canvassing Board Begins
Work on the Returns.
No CHANGES As YEIT
OF Consequence and the Cans
vass is Not Attracting Wide
Attention and Interest.

Pursuant to the state law the couIl-
>ty court began Monday morning the
canvass of the election returns of the
county. with all the members Of the
court sitting, and at the end of tho
canvass the results VIII be declared
and certificates of election issued to
the successful candidates.
The work of canvasslng the re-
turns consists of counting the bal
lots. proving the tally sheets, tabu-
latfng the returns as taken from the
commissioners certificates or as cor
rected by the court, wherever errors
are found, adding up the votes and
finally issuing the election certifi-
Gates.
The canvass is proving tedious as
1t is a big undertaking; and, as there
are no material changes from the un-
official figures as previously reported
by the Telegram, the Interest Is con-
fined alone to the race betgseD WIN
e. Morris and A. J. F'indley. candi-
dates for prosecuting attorney. the
unoficfal returns showing small
margin in favor OF Morris.
The Clark district vote occupied
the attention of the court all the fore
noon and part of,.the afternoon, and
then Coal district was taken up. So
far there have been no material
changes from the figures given in the
ofHcial count.
The canvass will scarcely be con1-
pleted tomorrow and may extend IN
to the next day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
FfAYER SEEKS
To Be Speaker of the Next
House of Delegates of
the State.

cant. John A. Thayer OF Charles
ton, is a candidate for speaker OF the
house, the place held at the last ses-
sion OF the legislature by Uncle jim
Tnie'' Seaman. As the Republican
majority In the house means that the
next speaker Will be Republi ean'
~, r,ort,, coi,Id make no better choice
fo, rho place than Cantoiu ThaYer'
SAYS the Charleston Gazette.
Captain Thayer Is a yGuhg man OF
unusual ability and is very popular
with members of both parties IN IA
awha county. He was educated IN
the Charleston High school Swilrt =,
NOR. Pennsylvania and at Harvard
During the Spanish-Amcrican war nc
served as lieutenant in the Fourth Y.
s. Infantry. He resumed his law
practice in Charleston At he concius-
ion OF the war. AZ the present tim"
he is Uuitcd States Commissioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
DAMAGES ARE...
GIVEN By llRT
BY Higher Court to Injured
EmpIoye Of Railroad
Company
-


RICHAGoS<Dg Va. nov 9-Eeail-
roads are liable Tor damages when
their employees are Injured as n result
of negligence on the part OF the corr
poratIon. according to- the decision
handed down in9t the limited States cir
cult court Of appeats. The case came
from Huntingtons W.. VII.
James coWJsSS an able bodied man,
was a brakeman ON a train oe the
C. e o. railroad company, and while
he was perforTutng his duty as such
wsss STRUCK down BY 4 water spout at
tached to tank whicH had been
left down OF. which l1ad fal len after
1t had been used by another. train
crew. The court below gave Cowley,
who was badly injured. a verdict OF
SIS, 900. The decESIon OF the lower
court was afdrmed with costs.
The following West Virginia cases
are on call for today;
South Penn OF company, appellant
vs.. ]. IT. Miller ct alg,s:appe ilees APP
peal from the circuit court at Wheel
ing. To be argued by A.. Bs Fleming
and Charles P6weIl OF FaiFrnont, and
Thomas p, Jacobs. of New. Martins
vile, for the appellant, and by Henry
AZ Russell of Wheeling, for the appel
lees
Henry p, cofcoran. ct al. appel
Iants. vs.. NatIonal Telephone com
pany OF West Virginia. 4ppeifees. APP
peal from the circuit court az Wheel
ing To be argued by Goodwin and
Reay and Frank Cox g forGantown,
for the appellants, an BY John j.
coniff. John A How and. Alfred
Caldwell of Wheeling for tho appel
lee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Insane Stenographer Fires
Pistol at Morgan in
the Street.
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Complained That Mail Was
Tempered With and Light
Turned Out.

NEW YORK. Gov. 9-Postmaster
Edward Morgan of this city was shot
ldoWn in the street as he was leaving
hIsShouse at West One Hundred and
FortS-sixth street for the postofice
this morning by Erie H. b. Mackey.
a stenographer employed by down
town law firm, who then shot and in
SANITY killed himself.
The single bullet which struck Mr.
Morgan entered at the right side Of
the abdomen and passed ont at the
left side without penetrating the
walls There is every likelihood the
wounded man will recover.
The only excuse known for the
shooting was that Mackey complained
to the authorities at the post office
department in Washington that his
mail had been tempered with and
that some one turned out an electric
light when he was reading by it in.
n corridor of the post office Mackey
had received n reply that there was
no evidence of tamperlng with~his
mail and that the incident OF the
electric light was an accident. He
was an Englishlnan. 81 years of age.
Ii Is beaieyed he was insane.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
LEAGUE MEETING
Pawva Circuit Club Owners
to Hold Session at Union
town Thursday.

The constitution Of the Pennsyiva-
MIA & West Virginia Baseball League,
of which the CIarkshurg Baseball As
socIatJon is n member. provides for an
annual closing meeting to be held
Thursday, November IL and repre-
sentatives of the clubs holding MEM
bcrship have arranged for the
meeting to be held in Uniontown that
day. Secretary 'Hoge and Nice-pres-
ident WEIGH, of the Clarksburg CLUB
will attend from this city. AT this
meeting there will be n settlement
with the league president. James D.
CaronnInger, and the guarantee mon :
eys Will he returned to the various
clubs Other matters will be given
attention and plans for next season
disrtIszpd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Shell Explodes in the Hands
of Frank Manner, an
Elevator Boy.

Frank Mapeer. aged Is years. an
elevator boy at the Empire building,
met with an accident at 1890 o'clock
Monday afternoon in the elevator
while monkeylng with blank cart
ridge such as is used in sham battles
by the state militia.
The cartridge exploded when he
sturted tho elevator, and particles
of the steel entered the flesh OF his
hands and grazed his left temple
The lad bleed very profusely be-
fore medical attention could be pro
cured He was taken to the TetriclS
drug store on West Pike street, where
two physicians dressed his Injuries.
While the injuries are painfni yet
they are not serious. HIS escape
from having an eye put out was mar
row.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
TO REFORM SCHOOL
Clarence Kennedy, a Thirteen
Year Old Boy, is Sentenc-
ed by Magistrate.

Clarence Kennedy, a boy thirteen
years old, was given hearing on the
charge OF incorrigibility by Justice
George H. Gordon Monday, convicted
and sentenced to the state reform
school for boys at Pruntytown. Com
mittment papers we're made out and
forwarded to the school authorities
and the hoy will be taken to that in
stitution within a few days. He was
committed to the county Jail to await
the transmission Of the papers. The
proceedings against the boy were in
stftuted by his mother, Mrs Mary
Riley. of Point Comfort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
PLURALITY GROWS
AS Returns Come in for Viii
liam E. GIasscock for
Governor.

WHEELING, Nov. s--With the to-
tai vote for candidates for president
and governor lacking in only four
counties and with the mntorty re-
ceIved from these. tho husl results
of the election In West Virsipist have
been arrived at.
For the presidency Bryan received
95,276 votes and Taft 12o,s1o. Taft,s
plurality is 25,534 and Roosevelt'S
plurality In 1904 was. 81 $50.
For governor. Bennett, Democrat
received 100, 926 votes and GlasscoclS,
Republican, 112,SO5. Glasscocie,s
plurality Il 1889; Dawson's plural
ity in 1904 was s.971.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
BURIED ON BINGAM0N
Body of George R. Fortney is
Consigned to Grave-Died
of Typhoid-Pneumonia

The funeral and burial of George
r. -Fortney. who resided on Bingam-
on near Long Run. took place Sunday
forenoon. The Rev. Mr.. Hall and
the Rev. Mr.. Ash led the funeral SER
vices at the house and interment was
in the family cemetery on Bingamon.
Lodge 40. 1, I. O. O. F.. of
which he was a member had charge
OF the funeral. Typhoid pneumonia
was the cause of Mr.. Fortney's death.
which occurred Saturday afternoon.
He was SIS years old and Is survived
by his wife. who Is an invalid, and
five children. Mr.. Fortney was q
member OF the United Brethren
church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
is INJURED
WITH CARTRIDGE
roRSiER RESIDENT DIES.

Word reaches here of the death a
few days ago of George .Lychtner, at
Tolado, o., from consumption. he
formerly resided he"e and was fur
niture salesman. Last year he and
his family went to Arizona for the
benefit OF his health, where they re-
NAMED until short time before his
death, when they returned to Toledo.
He was the step-father. of Roy Hide
brand, OF this city, who was sum
moned to his bedside a day or SO be-
fore he died.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
EAGLE KILLED
BY NIonongah Hunters Which Meas
nr-ed "a Inches from Tip TO Tip.

While hunting on gHelen's Run,
near Monongah, Friday afternoon H.
denly startler by large bird which
denly starteled by a large bird which
they believed to be a hawk; it was
flying directly over them at fairly
good heighth and both being armed
with repeating shot guns they inn
medlateIy began firing. Although
the bird showed signs of being Grip
pied from the first shot 1t was not un-
til the seventh shot had been fred
that IL came tumbling to he ground.
Then 1t was realized that instead of
having killed a common chicken
hawk that they had killed large
gray eagle. which when measured
was exactly "a inches from tip to tip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Broken Driving Rod Smashes
Into Cab But He Closes
the Throttle. ~

wAPAKoNETA. o., Nov. with
a broken driving rod smashing into
his cab with every revolution OF the
drive wheels and afterthe had been
knocked down three times, Engineer
Burton on an early passenger train
northbound from Cincinnati on the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton rail-
road, managed to reach the throttle
and shut on the steam. stopping the
train and saving the lives of the pas
sengers. Fireman Flanagan was
knocked from the CAP receiving sew
erai broken ribs and Internal injur-
les Burton was also seriously In
jured,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
VIRGINIA DEBT CASE
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 9-Charies
f. LittleReld, special master appoint
ed by the supreme court of the United
States to take the accounts in tn"
VIrginia-West Virginia debt litigation
has postponed the hearing scheduled
for this city for next week. for one
week. aud all parties in interest have
been so notified. The continuance
was granted on the solicitation OF the
attorneys for West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
FlEE GATTLE SOLO
By Williams & Son at Fancy
Prices Since the Elec-
ton of Taft.

George w. Williams, of the firm
George W. Williams & Son, OF Marsh
vile, breeders of National Polled
Hereford cattle, while in the city
Monday appeared very much elated
over the election of William H. Taft
as president OF the United States, es-
pecially because OF the fact that his
arm has sold i've cattle since the
election at fine prices, which ranged
from 800 upward. He says 1t Is
easy to sell a bull calf for SOD now.
The Williams firm has fifty head
of these cattle all told and has car
ried ON many a premium at the live
stock fairs in this state The firm
besides taking premiums raises these
cattle for stock purposes and will sell
several more this season.
The National Polled Herefords are
greatly admired and valued by cat
tie men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
VAR COLLEGE Opens
President, Cabinet and Other
Officials Present Root
Delivers Address.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nov. -
The Army War College was formally
opened today the feature being an
address by Secretary of State Elihu
Root. Exercises were held in the
lecture hall OF the college. those
present being the student class,
President Roosevelt and the members
of his cabinet. members OF the dtplo-
matte corps and principal officers OF
the army, navy and marine corps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
KINGS DAUGHTERS TO
MEET AT WHEELING g.

The executive board OF the West
Virginia branch of the Kings paugh-
tiers and Sons win hold their eonven-
ton in wheeling at the Fourth street
NJ. p. church on Thursday and FIJI
day, November 12 and - Of next
week, and an interesting program has
been outlined for both days q the
meeting.
Included In the progEan VIII be
Mrs.. MoLaurln. OF mississippi, ara
Miss Kate BOND. OF New York city,
who succeeds Mrs. Bottone IN tho
ONCE as president OF the general or
der.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
Opposition
To Gompers's Reelection Not
Known of by Leaders of
the Federation.

DENVER. Colo; Nov. 9-Ieaders
OF the American Federation of Labor
which began its annual convention
here today, declare they do not know
If there is any organized opposition
to the reelection OF President Com
pers They say talk in this connee-
ton Is principally outside OF the Fed
GRAFTON itself
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
PIERCE sURRENlFRS
To Sheriff Matthews But is
Released from Custody
on Bond.

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 9-H. Clay
Pierce, chairman of the Waters
Pierce OIL Company. surrendered to
Sheriff Matthews here today. He is
under Indictment charging him with
perjury In connection with the hear
ing OF evidence in custer proceedings
of the state OF Texas against the oil
company. He was released on bond.
His trial is set for November 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
TRAW SA WE'D BY
HEROIC ENGINEER
ARRRsTED FoR BoARD Bills.

Constable Andrew Lyon arrested
John Daniels and Frank Wise. OF
Adamston, Monday on warrants Is
sued in Justice Gordon's court charg-
ing them with attempting to defraud
Mrs. James r. Hamrick, Of Adams
ton, Of board bills amounting to $40
each. They paid the bills and the
costs of the case, the warrants were
Withdrawn and they were released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
KE5LED BY TRAN
sTBJIBENvILLE. O.. nov

sTEUBE2IyILLE. o. Nov. g.
Robert A. Johnston, carpenter, aged
43 years, was struck by q Pan Handle
passenger tFaint q grade crossing IN
this City snnhaE ll q Il IS body was cut
in two. His home p at GFantsyille,
w. va, where four OF his SIX chtlo-
rem and q sister, Mrs. Betsy Morris,
reside
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
TAX STRINGS
Are 10 BE Made in a Few Days Mt the
ShCrin's Office

sheriff Flanagan announces that tho
tax books for Clark district will be
open in the shcriff's office for Clark
district Nov. 10, II and Il and the
remainder of the month. The Coal
district books will he open there
Nov. 81 and the remainder of the
month. and taxes in all the districts
can be paid at the office at any time
after the sIttings in the county.
which viii be completed this week.
This Is the discount period and many
will doubtless avail themselves OF It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
BUYS COAL. MINE

The Harrison County Coal Com
pany. OF CIarksburg. w. Va, r. s.
Monroe. of Fairmont, w. Va, treas
urrr, has purchased the mine and
plant o fthe Gunton Coal Co. be-
tween CIarksburg and Fairmont, and
viii install coal-cuttIng machinery
and make other improvements to the
phnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
- b =. a,AFr.

Miss NASAL Gould. OF Clark street,
Glen Elk, IS IN receipt of q PERSONAL
post card from William a. Taft
president-elect, thanking her for exs--
cellent work done at the Republican
state headquarters during the recent
political campaign.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-09
coRN cRoP REPoRr.

WASHINGTON. D.. 81. Nov, So
me average Yield OF 60 busheIs OF
corn an acre and an indie ated total
6rodnction OF. :, 64s eS q 70 bushels
Of corn, are preliTl iLlaF est i1lsls.5s
announced IN the report Of the de-
Of agriculture The quail
Ity Is $50 per cent