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The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BEET SUGAR IN GREECE
Factory Owners Raise Their Own
Supply Of Roots.
Industry Largely Controlled by Two
Brothers, whose Factories
Are in ThessaIy.

Beet sugar meets many obstacles in
Greece. but IS making considerable prog
ress- The industry. according 10 facts
IN she possession Of the Bureau Of Man
ufacturers. IS controlled by the brothers
George and soIon Christaki Zographos.
whose headquarters are al Lazarina,
Thessaly. where their factories are also
located About 1.000 acres are cultivated.
but this area keeps the factory running
only about two months out OF the year
Herein lies one OF the chief obstacles TO
the manufacture OF beet sugar in Greece
The area OF cultivation can be Increased
only BY turning small crofters out OF
their holdings. for II is difficult TO induce
the peasants to try any new crop or 70
cultivate Il according 70 new methods
All the beeJs now obtainabIe are raised
BY the factory owners The land IS pre-
pared as for turnips. and the seed sown
IN drills al the end OF March OF the middle
Of April and the crop Is gathered in
July.
The cost Per long ton OF the beets
ranges from $l9.S0 10 Sl4.59. delivered al
the factory The beet land is a loose
loamy. open soil Irrigation is depended
on. the spaces between the drills being
flooded three OF four times during the
season
The machinery Of the works was IL
stalled by q French firm and has a ca
pacity Of twenty tons OF sugar in twenty
four hours The quality Of the sugar IS
poorer than that Of the imported article
and sells somewhat lower Sugar retsils
in Greece at Il cents per pound The duty
IS about 8 cents per pound. No sugar Is
I exported
The principal by-products are the pulp
which. after being squeezed IS used o
! feed cattle. and the molasseS. which
mixed with chopped straw. Is used for tht
same purpose The coal used costs 81 PEI
1 ton, and the limestone for making car
bonic acid gas. . cents TO $40 Per cUbiC
/ meter cubic meter-25Sl4l
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

New York. Aug 1S-If II was al all
certain that the selling which depressed
the prices Of a number OF stocks while
others continued strong was OF the bear
kind and intended to cause a decline. to-
days market might be fttingly described
as a drawn battle in which both sides
suffered casualties. but neither secured
any decided advantage
There was a display Of strength al the
opening. advances being general through
the active list. American Smelling and
Refining and National Lead showing the
largest gains. while the heaviest trans
actions were IN United States Steel con-
mon
A few minutes after the opening prices
began 10 ease OF, and before the end Of
the first hour pronounced weakness in
the Hill stocks gave rise TO 4 ru1Hor that
Mr. James J Hiu, whose hand was hurt
in an automobile mishap on Saturday.
was IN a serious condition The selling
Of both Great Northern and Northern
Pacific was heavy. but though the prices
Of both declined sharply. neither rallied
10 any marked extent on the publication
OF an authoritative statement 10 the ef-
feet that the wound was healing nicely.
The absence OF a rally under such cir
cUmstauces made 1t appear as II the sell
ing that caused the decline was not a
mere bear raid, but that large supply
Of real stock had been distributed 70
Spectators who expected q quick profit
on the denial Of the rumors which they
knew 10 be UnfoUnded- Reading. Penn
syIvania. and New York Central were
heavy although not pressed for sale
stop Orders sent In.
A number Of stop orders were met with
in the Hiu stocks, but the declines else
where were not great enough TO uncover
anv # they existed in other stocks St
Louis and san Francisco second pre-
ferred was weak as were also the col
lateral trust , Per cent bonds OF the Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
which are secured by s. Louis and san
Francisco common stock as collateral
Pronounced strength was shown by
Southern Pacific which sold higher than
ever before IN its history and in Union
Pacific and St Paul due, 1t was be-
Ieved. 10 manipulation 10y certain large
holders of these stocks whose activities
on the bull side have continued. with
few interruptions. since the beginning OF
the year
Public interest in the market was small
and many. Of the conservative brokerage
houses advised their customers TO avoid
commitments for the present. on The
ground that the market was too profeS
sionaI and highly manipulated 10 afford
the measure OF safety that the outsider
desires The volume Of transactions wai
upward OF S51l00 shares the activity be-
ing greatest in the first two hours, but
increasing again q little before the Close
after period Of comparative dUIInes:
around noon There were during the day
even among the stocks that scored net
advances. frequent recessions- and IT,
c0veries- which greatly confused tbs
trading
In London. the copper market Wa.
strong in the forenoon, but reacted Later
in the day.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
THE sfERMAID.s song.

Matilda Of SKYE
Alone nay lie.
And list &c the rind that whistles by;
Sad may she BE-
For deer II the sea.
Deep. deep. deep IN the sea.
This night her lover shall sleep with me
She may turn and hide
Prem the spirits that glide
ard the Ehost that stands at her bedside;
But never a kiss the VOW shall seal
Ncr warn embncc her bosom feel:
Par. far. far down in the floors below.
Moist as this rock-Eeed cold as the snow
With the eel and the clam, ard the pearl Of tie
deer.
On soft sea-foTers her lover shall SLEEP.
And l0rC and sound shall his slunber be
IN the coral bowers Of the deep with ne.
The trembling sun. far. far away.
shall pour on his couch s0f1encd ray.
And his mantle shall wave II the flowing tide.
And the little fishes shall turn aside:
But the waves aud the tides Of the shall cease
Ire wakes her love frcm his bed Of peace.
No bome.-no kisS-uo- neror- neverl
His couch IS spread forever and ever.
-Janes HoSS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore A-z E-Folcviue are the uzcial
cia-i7n-
BUTTER-Cresue-y. faucv, Ter 70. Zsazs, fui-
tati1u. lss1o- Maryland. . imitation 1sao, Mary
land and Feunsy Tauia rolls. -sz. store-packe1 Ohio
-5-z West Virginia. Ia. Maryland. Virginia ard
Peunsyiva1ia GsTy prints I5l-.
EGGs-Aiar1laud Peulsylvanis. and nearby frsts.
a.. Eastern Sbo-e Na--lz-i ard Virginia 81
Wes- Virginia and PsuuSylvaria dairy Prints. I6z.
LIVE POTLTRT-Sr7iuE chicEers per h. 3
CID Ee-s hsary-reizhc LLlI2-z- ducks 10
FLQUR-WlErer extra. Gsos565< do clear. 8 s5a
400 do straight s15a431- do. patent & s1as 3
spring clear s-s1zs7o- do. srr7iEht 5sa55. do
patent. 5-as 90. e1ty mills best patent. 6lo. do
hish-z-a5e patent SOS. do. high g1ade strai-at
as; de- choice family. IS de- extra. 5Sa&55.
RYE FLOUR-Aled5-1n 70 choice. s-z5sa.5l
CORN NEAL-Per 100 lbs. -saIo
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK MONEY

New To-k Auz Ls.-1foney or CAL TO-DAY opened
az Z Ter cent. highest. la lowest l. coslng. "a
ATost Cf the DAYS loans were a. IA per cent
Time money was quiet. which vas largely due q
Ils- weeks liquidation n the stock market and the
c-nse1usrt dir-iruriou 10 the demand Il was
readily oh-aiuabls Rates > Ter cent for sixty
days z-sz-s for ninety DAYS. 5sa5s fer I've months
and slzl4 fer SIX months
NIerCantils Tapsr WAS not artITe- The demand vas
only fs5- and a disposition manifested % ab-
stain from making UIrclases eXcecI al fairly l1c-a-
tive rates TIE market oEsred far amount O.
-ans-- Rates 5s24iz per cent for sixty % ninety
lsvs z-da-sed bills receivable 4asi1 fcr c1ice and
SIX months single names. and for others
Sterling TO-DAY was heavy Rates sixty czys.
lsszlas $50 demand. ss615ss55s5; cables. 4s65oa
s5S5. cuuuerc-aI bills. 5-ssas-siAs-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Kumane sIauEhter of Animals.

The American Society for the Preven-
ton Of Cruelty TO Animals will shortly
begin experiments with a new method for
killing animals Henry Bergh, the treas
urer and former president OF the society.
has invented an air gun Of large size.
working like pneumatic hammer. The
society some time ago offered a reward
Of $500 for an improved and humane meth
Cd for slaughtering purposes. Mr.. Bergh
thinks his invention fulhlIs the require
rnents Of the society for an improved de-
vice for slaughterinE animals.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Bzltimore ArE. Is-Fenczias are the oe1ial
prlces here today
WHEAT-Spot contract, $3.50 SPOT No. . I'D
Western. sass. Angus. sszz7sa, Se1teubev 9s-1s
- December. saaeis- steamer No- I'd. s3i1a
Pa. receipts InCi0 bushels. eTpcrtS loo bush-
eis. southern By sample. s-z93 s1utheru on STade.
szssass1s-
CoRN-spo-. H-izsd. sg-. ssptsuse-. 81 asked
vesr. - bd- -eoei7-s- 81 bushels. exports e10
bushels; Sogt5srr white c1-u. sas7 s1uthsrn yeIioy
c0-n. ss4s-.
0ATS-SrucE IN eleTatCrS II Sc b1shels. ship
a.su-s from elevators sC4 bushes New white
No 2 20 weight 5-a51iz MIXED. No. ? ss 70
weight ga The QUOTATIONS. fer old Waste. Nc 2
heav-. Sass. d.. No EsAt 90 medium. 5sss7
Co. 40 8 hss~v. 55a56. d.. Nc. 3. medium, Sass
mixed NJ. . sc. nominal.
RYE-stc-k II elevators. sss7 bushels
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Gus visitors plying him with the most
diversified kinds OF questions in regard
to the Industries OF Belgium.
The work Of the Societe d 'Etudes Bslgo-
Japonaise viii include Formosa, Korea
and Manchuria- Owing TO the success OF
the two organizations mentioned, others
Of similar scope have been recently form
ed. such as the SOciete BelgO-Russe and
the Societe Belgo-Persane.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Exta. Der cEt. 5Ss575; butcher. 4ooa
4 50, Common. 2e0a3o0
cwt. 55aa600.
SHEEP-Prime. 30oa55o. common. 20oa2a
LAAfBS-Spring. Sza5; medium )
CALV VES-Prime, Per b. "a; mediun, .; grass,
"a
COws-Prine. fresh, each. s5Oaas50; eozno1.
ss.9ssS9ooi Cd and d-y. l89oa15e0
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
COTTON MARKET.

cuotations furnished By Z. F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New Yc-k STOCK Exchange and ths
New YORK Cotton Exchange. e. BOW2s Chipuar.
manager I5ol = street northwest
New York AuE- l--1he cotton 1,sTkst this uoTn
ing oDered easy Ttere was q determined and ap-
r1rently concerted bear raid. under which prices
gaze way fuIly Z points. The selling movement re-
ce.red an Impetus from cables which were consid
erablv poorer than expected ard from pressure IL
the south. August closed AZ the opening ard the
later months 10 points lower
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
ontario and we.tern SAFE.

a hopeful feeling has been caused 2
financial circles by The report or earn
lngs OF the New York. Ontario ant
Western for the month OF June, showing
an Increase in net receipts over June
1867. Of $1,000. This is. one OF the frs
railroads thus far that has shown Al
increase over any corresponding mont.
OF 1871.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cau. Y o'clock noon
GEORGETOWN Gas s.. 81 GO at i19.
Capital Traction 5 az I1s
Washington Gas. . at efs . AZ 6f@ > al ~.
= at 64-s. 3 al 80. = az 6is. . al 6.
Mergsnthaler % a. Is
After caIl-Potonac Electric Light S. S1o50 at
Ia5s
Following are the hid and asked prices On IN
days Washington STOCK Exchange:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

New hork- Aux ls--Gcu-1nosilty prlces were a.
higher plane tOtsy- Offerings were decidedly snail
while demand Vas far. Buying stimulated
partly By snail stocks and light shipments fron
the interior.
There Is fair export demand for wheat
Prices Il futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipmsn manager. so F street northwest
sales 20 nSOn-------.----.J .J44.zCO shares
Total sales ..--------S S66.SOO shares
Call money: High, !; low, I; close. I.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CURB aIARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton & Co. 4
uemhers Sew York Stook Exchange, 9 Bowie
Tni-r.za. r1znazer. 30 + stree- northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
GnEERSMENr bonds

= YORK. Aug 1s.-UniJed states Eo7sruzsut
8 closed 1sa5s higher bid fo- the q Is, and
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug Is.-Fouorinz are the sales and
7uo-arious On the most ac-=-z securities listed CT
the Baltimore suck Excha1ss=
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
EVEN MARKET BREAK
Bull Nor Bear Has AdYan-
tage in Dealings.
SLUMP AFTER EARLY ADVANCE

Great Northern and Northern Pa
cifc Decline on RumOrs of Serious
Injury to James J. HiII-FaiI to
Rally After Authoritative DeniaIs
Reach the Stock Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TREASURY STATEMENT.

L sales. 8, 90. against Sis 90 yeste-iay
90 q week ago. and s. Is. coo scar. aza-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26

rolling up 100000 : publican majority
watch I believe will do"
Another big CT = 1 awaited the spe-
cial at Vinton, a 8 rom THE back plat
form the candi made brief talk
ard was he:rti heered.
Waterloo's. r 8 tion was another big
affair, and hi . too, the crowd was
demonstrativt = his speech at Vim
ton. he said in part:
I'VE have had a picnic. We got too
far spread out, and in business and la
Dor circles that panic is hurting. But
WI, are on the upgrade. And If we can
only keep the confidence of these men
who control capital SO the railroads
and corporations engaged in industrial
enterprises may borrow money, pros
perity will come again. But, my friends,
ask you heart to heart, it you were
alone in business would you select
gentleman as your agent by putting
out a man who had served you we'll?
Would you select a gentleman as your
agent to bring about confidence VINO
had made recommendations for twelve
years with respect to economic sys-
tie ms and plans and short cuts and
nostrums to prosperity. every one of
watch had been refuted by events? l
believe the people, when they see
good thing, know it, and believe that
they, in next November. will show
their common sense, and will show
they are still standing where they have
always stood, for good government, for
a progressive government, by voting
the republican ticket and again bring
ing about prosperity"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
CHANCE TO COOPERATE.
Sub Committee Of Congressional Nor
etary Committee to Visit Denver.

Sub Committee Of Congressional Mon
etary Committee to Visit Denver.
Denver, Sept. 26.-Grasping the ex-
cellent opportunity for cooperation
offered by the thirty-fourth annual
convention appointed by congress has
delegated a special sub committee to
attend the meeting which opens here
next week, and to secure a tho. ough
discussion of all the proposed sugges-
tions for amendments to the admins
trative features of the national bank
ing law Senator Teller, and Represent
atives Bonynge, Weeks and Burgess,
are members of the committee which
will appear before the bankers of the
nation, and present to them all the
plans for reform which the monetary
commission has been able to collect up
to the present time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
TAFT Indulses in More Repartee at ce.
dar Rapids-crowds at Other Points

odr napIOS-SVOW0S az Ssu0l = 0iusSs
Waterloo, Sept 26.-Judge Taft indi--
Gated this morning that he should take
occasion to comment on the statement
issued yesterday by Foraker as soon as
he Is able to obtain a full copy of the
same. This will be available when the
Taft special reaches st. Paul, late this
afternoon, if not. before.
The second day of Taftis tour in
Iowa began with a short address by
the candidate to an immense crowd at
Cedar Rapids before s o'clock. The car
ryine power of the candidates voice is
still notably deficient. When he had
concluded his review of the duties Of
good citizenship, which he said in
cluded the selection of government
agents who had been tried and found
satisfactory rather than those who
made promises and prophecies which
universally in time proved unsound, he
was requested to face the crowds on
all four sides of the raised platform
from which he spoke. AS he did this,
he remarked with a smile:
IL feel like a performing bear"
well" was the retort from the
crowd, I'VE are giving you the blue
ribbon all right
That's what I want rejoined the
candidate, II. want Iowa to show the
good sense OF her msn and women by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
After Deliberating Eight Hours
Jury Declares West Union
Man Killed His Father
FOUR JURORS FAVORED HANGING
Agreement Reached Much Sooner Than.
Anticipated - Prisoner Manifests
Gloom for the First Time Since III.
Arrest-His Own Story and Attempt
ed Abb Decided the Jury.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
West Union, Sept. 26.- Shortly De-
fore midnight the jury in the Whit
beck murder case returned a verdict
against the son, Walter Whitbeck, con-
vioting him Of first degree murder and
recommending that he be imprisoned
for life. The jury was out eight hours,
the arguments and instructions hav-
ing closed yesterday afternoon.
The jury the first four hours dis
cussed the case before taking bal
lot then ballotted three times, the first
standing ten to two. Four ballots were
taken on penalty, four jurors at first
voting for death.
The public felt the evidence war
ranted conviction, expecting that or a
hung jury, but nobody expected an
agreement so soon, and many thought
certain the jurors would never vote
as they did. Whitbeck for the first
time seemed downcast. Hitherto he.
has smiled and laughed at the most
serious incidents of the trial. The
jurors say defendants own testimony
and that of the st. Paul alibi wit
nesses hopelessly lost his case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
CUMMINs TO JOIN TAFT
Candidate Invites Governor to Speak
With Him in Nebraska and Mis-
souri-Taft's Tariff Utteranees in
Line With Cummins' Views.

Special to Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 26.-At the request
of Judge Taft, Governor Cummins has
promised to join his special train again
at Lincoln, Nep., and speak with him
there and also to speak with him at
Sedalia, Mo-, when the special reaches
that point. He will appear at Lincoln
Sept 80 and at Sedalia Oct. z.
Taft's statements on the tariff last
night are especially pleasing to the
friends OF Governor Cummins. since he
said exactly what Cummins has long
adyocated-that the general revision
must be downward, and furthermore.
that the consumer had an interest
along with the producer and laborer
that should be looked after. He used
almost the exact words Cummins has
used many times. z..ss-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
MINNEsoTANs MEET HIM.
Iowa Party Leaves Taft at Mason City,
Following Big Demonstration.


Special 10 Times Republican.
Mason City, Sept. 26.-William II.
Taft and his special train made their
last stop in Iowa at this city shortly af-
ter noon today. The republican candi-
date for president spoke for five min
utes from the rear of the special. Over
10000 people were gathered about the
Milwaukee passenger station and as
the special glided itno the yards and
up to the platform the cries OF "hur-
rah for Taft" from thousands of
throats became an almost deafening
roar. The arrival of the special at the
limits of the city was announced by
the shrill scream and hoarse roaring
of every whistle in the city. This was
continued till the train pulled into the
station and the cheering OF the great
crowd burst forth.
The Minnesota delegation which
will accompany the candidate on his
trip thru that state met the campaign
special in this city and its members
took the places of the Iowans who had
accompanied Taft on his tour thru this
state The Iowa men left the tradn
here and are in attendance this after
noon at great mass meeting which Is
being held in the open air in the park
down town. The most notable of
Iowans are addressing this meeting and
the enthusiasm of the assemblage is
great.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
GIpEoNs IN SESSION.
Stat. Convention Meets in Cedar


Rapids for Two Days Session.
Cedar Rapids, Sept. 26.-The Cid
cons are here today. The eighth an
nusl state convention Of the Christian
Travelling Mems Association of Amer
lea is being held in this city today
and Sunday and the prssgrams promise
to be inter asiing and helpful. All Of
the meetings are opes to the public.
The program fellows:
Saturday morning, 10:30-At Y. NJ.
C. sA.-President j. A. Roberts, Keo-
lkuk, moderator Devotional service
led by A.. ID. Morse, Iowa City. Re-
ports OF camp secretaries. Appoint
ineltt Of committees. Registration.
Saturday sf'crnoon, 1:30-At Y. M.
C. .A.-Sss.e President ]. A. Roberts.
H. lkuk. mof.era,tr. Devotional serv.'
ice led by F Willis jerks, Waterloo.
Presidents address. Secretary's report.
Treasurer's report. Auditing commit
tees report. Payment Of dues New
business. Election Of officers. Re-
port of national convention, n.
Belts, Cedar Rapids.
Picnic 81 er at Bever park sit
ing Gideons guests Of Cedar .apids
camp
Saturday evening e. Sunshine
mission-Camp fire, r. p. Crowther,
Waterloo, moderator.
Sabbath morning, 9-Baptist church
corner Third avenue and Eighth
Conservation service, led by j.
e. Marshall, Des Moines. 10:30, regu-'
lar church service. $3.50 p. M, soul
saving service. At the auditorium of
the Z. NJ. G. "A. National Secretary +.
A. Garlick in charge and will make
the address.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
sExoNERATgs HITCHCOCK.
Secretary Garfield Says Predecessor
Obeyed Caw Of Congress.

washington, Sept. 26.-Secretary
Garfield today made statement con-
cerning the relations of former Secre-
tary Hitchcock with the issue of leases
authorizing the Prairie Oil and Gas
company to lay pipe lines thru In
dian lands in Oklahoma. The records
of the department, he declared, show
very clearly that Hitchcock simply
complied with the act Of congress 'au-
thorizing construction of pipe lines and
that nowhere, he declared, is there any
record of other. evidence that the pres
ident at any time either overruled
Hitchcock or was at variance with him
in the course he pursued in the issu-
ance of these permits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
Annual scrimmage Between
Freshmen and Sophomores
Takes Place at Iowa City
WIN THE CONTEST
one Student Has Collar Bono Broken,
Another is Overcome by Heat and a
Third is Severely 1ruised-scrap
Said to Be Tamest in Year.-other
Iowa News.
>ublican.

Special to TimY >ublican.
Iowa City, Sc sS.-Outnumbered
almost three to one. the sophomores
were defeated this morning by the
freshmen in the pushbalI contest. The
scrap" was the tamest in years, altho
three were injured, as follows:
j. b. Clyde, Washington, sophomore
collar bone broken.
Howard Slaves. freshman. Cedar
Rapids, overcome by heat.
Leo G. Keppler, freshman, Iowa City,
bruised on chest.
The freshmen rushed the huge ball
over the sophomore line in eight min
utes during the first half. At the end
of the fifteen minute half the ball was
on the fifteen yard line of the sopho-
.mores. The freshmen failed ito score
in the short second half
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-26
GAMBLED---SUICIDED
Frank canders, Rock Rapids Young
Man, Drank carbolic Acid After Les
ing Money in Gaming Resort Died
Within Five Minutes.

Special to Times Republican.
Rock Rapids, Sept. 26-Frank Can.
ders, % years old. son OF d. e Cam
ders, five miles northeast OF here, com
united suicide last ntgl1t He had
been in down playing poker and lost all
his money. His mother came to town
and found him, aater taking hdm home
On the way arome she uphraided hin
for going to such places. He seemed
morose and sullen, and anlhtched the
team and let his brother put THE horses
up, while he went ito the granary and
drank carbolic acid. His screams were
heard and he told the family what hs
had done. He died in five usinutes.