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THI>k W>iLLT ~ ,LUE.
search In Lake ~ Chicago Abandoned
Warrant Here fer TITS Arrest.

CHICAGO July 20 After Al investiga.
ton INTO the suppose drowning ~ James
X McNslly New York lawyer whose
clothing was found on the lake front
at S-ve1ty-sINth street on Wednesday
the police have reached a decision that he
al ro' drown
Two arph's'ipIS wore mate yesterday
e. NagI-'rF,. smith IN the Long Islam
civ I-pIc- court for warrants for the
arr~-' IL NcNaily John Coz NJ "A
Cars"~ street. Astoria. told the Gourt
that the missing lawyer -s.ttlsi a mort
g. % for him -un receive 81 Go. ~ ~hi n
he e. ye Con tAs and rstAit . the ALA 80
Giuf waite MCNally ARRESTED for retain
ing m. San. nut Magistrate Smith said
~ vs. ground for a civil ara not a criminal
acton
Michael Goroga ~ rosa FIRST avenue
Ne hA''R1. toll the Magistrate that
he sought lot ~ Long lslsHd City from
M"Nslly f"r sisn and r~,''Iv- a bogus
leo IN return. IN his complaint a war
rant vsS ISSUE charging McNally with
grand larceny AMI forgery
II was also learned YESTERDAY that
while On his wav West NcNalv stopped
ov"r ~ pu'shurg where u ~ said h.
dashed "A drar for about tSn THIS 10
Thought 10 have be-n tho f7as ~ which
b" Obtained ir"nm the Empire state
mentioned had h"en depoeited a. the PRO
c~eds ~ bankruptcy sale Of which he
was attorney
" MCNAlly was not drowned and has
adopted this rus" IN make his escape he
will hsy" hard time "fscting Il disguise
He was less than feet tall aud his short
stature and largo body attract attention
NCNslly'r VII" Yesterday went IN The
Law ONCE ~ William 7 stewart, who the
day before received latter from McNally
M Nl.N 10 a =
self. and got clerk to 60 with her 20
her husbands ofire only a few pap~rS
~ slight value were found. and IL was
evident rhatlNrNally had made prepars-
tons '"r "ithsr dIssppearing or taxing
his M"
II was -t,d ~ the police court yesterday
that other complaints against McNally
would L." made
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THE INHEROIC RESIt rs.
Policeman saves Canslbsat Skipper :,
Life bS swift First An.


Capt Phil Hemstreet Of the canalboat
Perth Amboy. who IL Is years old and
halls from the New Jersey town after
which his boat u named. came drifting
up the Bronx River on the incoming tide
yesterday afternoon with a heavy lead
Of sand aboard He wanted to make a
landing al the foot Of Garrison street. The
Bronx where there IL a public dock
somehow the skipper Of the tug that
was towing the Perth Amboy failed TO
bring the canal boat close up to the dock
Capt Phil gave hls hawser an extra heave
and managed to reach the snubbing post
on tho dock all right. hut the width 81 the
gap between vessel and SHORE took so
much Of hus slack that when he passed
the line over the iron Niger head at the
how II the Perth Amboy his foot caught
IN he coilS and the stout hemp cut through
his leg a. Cleanly a. a knife would have
done
The dock ~ in an undeVeloped part Of
The Bronx and no one wa- IN sight. The
tug captain. unnerved 10y the sight
leaving Capt Phil unconscious and
RAPIDLY bleeding To death. Pstrolman
Matthew Brown Of the Morrisania police
station heard the ting captains cries and
came up on tho run.
lie cleared the eight foot gap at a
bound landing on all iours on the deck of
the canalhoat Ia AN instant he had
made a toIrniluet oi the leather thong
attached to Ms billy. shutting on the hoW
of blood DR.. Popper. who made the
long run from Lebanon Hospital. arrived
ten minutes later he took one look At
the inrrovi-cd tourn iqIe' and At Capt
Pills white face Then he turned TO the
Pat rolmen.
Pretty good work. he said Two
minutes more and mes have been a goner
He got "A fighting chance now.
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sm.@~ FOR 4 FL,I>G R,cE.
BiE Prize for VA, flight In BssIon.iiar-
Yard Meet

BOsTuN. July ~ In connection with
the Harvard Boston aviation meet 20 ne
held a. the stadium September , TO ~
the Boston Globe to-day announced =
prize Of $1,000 for the aviator who will
make the fastest flight IN any KIND 81 a
machine from SOLDIERS Field ;o Boston
hight and return The trials for the prize
can ~ made on any weekday during the
meet from ~ noon until y VI
Tn. exact DISTANCE he,w.,en SoId,er.
Field and Boston hght ~ twelve and
three-eig hths statute miles making the
entire distance twenty-four and three
fourths statute miles That - the shortest
possible distance but Il IL doubtful II
any NJ the aviatorS will follow that course
IL is expected that q ma IorIiy OF them will
follow the Charles River To the Har bor
because 81 the air currents
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kRi1kE'S FOFS tCTIIT.
Fight To Dust Naval Omcrr a. RepubIican
District Leader Nov On.

The opponents of Naval Ofic-r ~
Ersck" a. leader ~ the Republican or
ganIN.tion IN the Eighteenth Assembly
distrir' In Bropklvn have com. our
In the open and declared their purpose
% pu' up the strongest fight possible
lagain~t him AZ the Ssptenlb~r primaries
Stanley r G'innison. a vel known
resident - the DISTRICT has been asked
~ head IN" movement against Eracka
and Las said he will do No n assured ~
N" solid support ~ the naval officer =
io~S II - conr"nd.'d that the leader ~
such AL independent Republican con
s'ituenCy a. the Eighteen district should
not H. an nffo' holder that kracka's
management has l-c"n marrow and ar
. rVEant- and thli h" - not SINGER" N his
support If Coy. Hughes direct primary
scheme
The anti krarke men say that Timoth 4.
" Woodruff " M ~ on their side m the
ECriuunage
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sr,TE Bo,RD or PH,Ru,c,
OId Nrmbrrs WIN H"Id Omre . nth Ns~
Board o. appointed.

"'SN J'ily - icro-iing ~ an
.. 900 -"r' hy A''pru"y-' ,"u"ral O'Nial.
...'Hy ~ tic stat" Rpard 81 Phar.
'h" present 49,. uh"r- 81 IN. lparrI
uNi over ~ - after August
.-. OPT" -ri'" E".,"n's shall aprrint =
.a.-i DO accordance" With ,har,tnr
.. '.' laws # 1910 Tiu- uaw Ia "
'''.!' u'" rair"al "hsnr"- ~ ~" mum
.'.' '' '.'rIi.''- ''r'I POSING ih.. lsnsrd m
''l' .H' h..! HI ih".r ..'as'ron and thor
t'f.4f'. 600 ~
To E'. ''aI .'" term OF - 80 ,,f
th' l''.'".f 'a.Iri - u.i.. 'r"iub.rs shall
"NIfr' .n : gust ,pI 'hHI ~" t.rfus 81
u'H'' u' Poo -'~ 'pHr.t of lfi."n u,..riI,.r-
q" ID" appointed Dos ~" K.g"uts shall
t"r.N 90 'hat dsf" -. 'sr th.. RDr.r'.
INV" 'a'.".i Poo uIJ.Iut 90 r,.s board and
pT'ir,n'v vIil ru' "u =" until uryt sen
ts.s.l..~
De- NiD'r"y 's"r..rs' holds ihat indie,
-" fH.''' D3.r,.r- 'aN '.. r,.,rl..rs ,,
IA Ola i"srd shall r.ui ..u.. ~ N -. ,,ut,l
mr. '.'"-sprs are appointed
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Killed Inder Au,omeb,,e.

DASRrEr. Conn. July -. The bursting
~ tir" On tn" sItoTotils nf Edward
y h"ane. q banhurv hotel man. ~ the
car was passing through Sugar Hollow
near this ,ity to-day caused the Ear 10
.JnT turn over
Frank y. Gintv and Augustus M,I 'arthv.
the ONLY oc' uI,aniS 4 tho fnarhine, vent
under u Ginty Was instantly LtlIa 1
In" wreck caught hr" and Mccarthy
e~carrh With slight burns
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David Schwartl a chauffeur oT al
Fhth avenue. Brooklyn. struck a man
with his fist during a quarrel in front 81
: Dey street yesterday afternoon. causing
o.nc,lrsion ~ tho brain,
The identity of the injured man i not
certain. a. he was taken o. the Hudson
street hospital IN an unconscious condi-
ton In his packet. WAS "A t,nstaI card
sddres~ed Ia Joseph J. Coleman 81 Iis
Liberty street.
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Who is Berason?

What is he that all the sharp.
adore him; Philosophical sharps.
that is. who look up 20 this interest,".
ing Frenchman As the creator OF A
new theory Of Life. You'll And
out all about this Creative EvohI.
zionist in The SUNDAY SUN.
And there too YOU will read to-
morrow 81 the Indians Beyond HsI,
Gate and their Passion Play.
rAir maids who neatly chocolate a-,p.
Tor your message Se 40 you thank
That's IN. kind 81 Poetry thai
-NllneSelf ind Keats turns out. as
YOU will discover in to-nIorros
little anecdote Of the Kaiser and an
American Lady.
Then there's the description NJ
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IOI NTERFEIT s. BILIS.
Italian Arrested with Ono R~~erbl,ns
the IIips Sang = IsandIM orA

S~cr"t S"rvirs' Agent ChArIes "
Schroeder arrested Antonio Burgi~. an
Italian 81 PouRhk.ep~ie, Y =. Yesterday
afternoon IN that city for having counter
tsI s. bills IN his possession. BirRia
wa- locked mp ~ tn" West SIXTY eighth
street police station last night
The y bill- which BIrgie has been
distributing Tor some time are similar
to those once made by the Lupo gang.
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JOHN q. CARLISLE III.
Acute indigestion the Trouble and His
ease o. Called serIoa.

vase ~ taHeu serto0-.
John Grimm Carlisle. who was Score
tary OF the Treasury under President
Cleveland. 10 seriously III az the Hotel
Wolcott. at West Thirty first stree,
Or. Morris Carpenter Of sI8 Madison
avenue IL in charge II the case in the
aheenoe Of Or. Joseph n. Bryant. Mr..
Carl ISLES regular physician He said
last night that Mr. Carlisle was SUFFERING
from an attack 81 acute indigestion
and that IN view 81 his age and other
infirmitIes his condition IL SERIOUS
Drr. Janeway. stewart aud HoohIer
ar" in consultation. Mr. Carhsla'S
daughter-in-la Mr. William X Car
iisle, and his two granddaughter wer.
at his bedside last nj ght
Mr. Carlisle was taken seriously III
last November and was removed to y,
Nincents Hospital He rallied from that
illness. however. and SURPRISED physicians
and friends alike by the rapidty Of hi.
recovery. Last week he cam. IN New
YORK from his home in Washington.
On Tuesday h" was taken sick
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Saving THE CJTr WCH HONEp.
siandar di,ing cuts Down Cost. Hurrau
Of Municipal ne.rarrl, AIIeHI.

Tn" city - getting mor~ for it, money
through reforms in administration which
have i~~n proceeding steadily for the
last four years and Especially since Janu-
airy I. according tn the BureAu Of MUM
cipal Research. which has Issued a pam
phlet On ia" subject Among the reforms
mentioned are the abolition 81 special
details and soft snaps in police and
nrV departments the Increase In The
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The Joys of Polo Playips

AN. all are gone. tho old familiar
faces. the India Rubber Girl No
longer shows her graces and an,
deepest woei Gone n the dos
faced Joe. For the last Of the dirns
museums has left the city. leaving
only the memory Of
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The Tricks of Plsymakins

and message from overseas atsnii
the Cams that Woman Suffrage j.
making, and the usual reviews ~
hooks and music and at and the
very latest News IL society for your
Sabbatical edification.
I'M SUNDAY SCN ~ the one paper
worth reading in all times and
seasons
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DIED.

DIhAlN-On FRIDAY. July -, 1910. ., tie Bes
Majesuc. Louis Duhsln, In the s,; wear o.
his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LlDGERNooD Suddenly. on friday Jgly =
IN London. William Van Week lidservcod.
OF No'risioWn. IN his FAB year
MccLl >kEN suddenly on July -. Ja-r,
Nc l4sksy. aged Al years
lunsrsl from the chapel OF the Stspnra v-
H'i BURIAL 60 sih az. and i9th %suc'
Of time hereafter.
hCNl LTN. IN judy "a. Annie McNuIy. ser
vice IHg frsTSAL CHrRCH 81 vest 81
-. IE,SK 2 CssFrELi HLDoI. IncnIs r.
Nited To attend.
TIN ENCk
GEASD LoDoE =
Tho ofccr> and members ~ ihs G'Nhi
Lodge ~ rec and Accepted Hsso7s
the STATE ~ New Nork 49, 'rsisrrs1
r"qussted "a attend the obseuui~, ofN
James Ten IycE. Pat Grand MAsfsr a. 10
Masonic Temple. Albany New Nof.. F0
day and hour 80 SUNDAY pspsrs
RoHEEr JuI>oS ksSw"rrH'
Grand NAs'sf
EpusRp NJ J.. EHtSrs Grand >~cr,'sO
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The Cos Cob Indians

DO you take delight in polof NJ
the sounds ~ tiny hoofs gallopins
across a perfect green and tho clirE
81 mallets and tho shouts ~ the
players quicken your heartheats a
little1 ~ there's just the stony
for you in The SUNDAY SrN oalled
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The
Sunday Sun

Now here = gown % bright eeri.-
The very sort that once IN Greece
Moved AOic NAins to NorrOw
nc hohnle shirti That,s nothing n--
To terrlfy ITGarto
In fact any prevailing fashion
that You may name can b. ,raroI
hack 70 the days Just after Flen
when Eve began "a pan her xir,a'
"utiitS II yuu doubt this =,
tn-morTow SUS and read an !,
tervi"w there with one Who Az.
Paris originates no fashions and
predicts the
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spent n safe and sane Fourth in
London in the course Of his Anglican
Adventures and he tells Of III. eI-
perience in bis usual charming
manner in to-morroM naprr.
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Coming Of American
Fashions

Messiah Koa Nahoonpo- ,.tbs
way that the residents Oh a cert,
Connecticut village are ina,ur,p,
~ to crops nowadays. It's a ver1
interesting movement that's going
ON around this village and YOU n, rIs,
rad II the snake dances and Rr,.nd
councils az
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The Days of the Dime
Museum
Charles Battell LOOMS

Their tale il told in tomorrow
SUNDAY sun.
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, N.a Ahs.G>

IRA y q D.. CAaPBEII> zAI-7asW. sSA "a
ChaDets Ambulance service Tot asa eneL,ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
For st. Valentine.

Hearts are trumps," and Cupid
reigns supreme. The very atmosphere
seems full Of hearts OF red and pink
darts Of gold and silver, true lovers
knots and other love symbols galore
A progressive party quite out OF the
ordinary and yet in keeping with the
day is to be given next Saturday night
The invitations are out on the most
beautiful Valentine creations. and the
score Is to be kept with cunning little
red hearts. each equipped with a tiny
wire by which 1t will be attached to
the he~art-shaped score card, or rather
booklet.
When the guests arrive they will be
given these booklets with hand-paint-
ed heart covers. There are five leaf
let's, each containing at the top a let
ter In the word heart the first one,
of course, having an H. The scheme
is first TO match hearts to find part
ners. Then over each table there is
to be suspended a heart to designate
the color of the table. When four
people have found hearts of n color
they find the large table to match.
The bell rings and all see how many
words they can write down beginning
with al" barring proper names Then
when the bell rings the two having
the most words progress TO the e
table, where they take the next let
ter OF the page, which viii be e."
At the end. when the words have all
been written, as many prizes as the
hostess chooses to give are awarded.
is more novel than cards for this
occasion, and has been proved a sue
cess by those who have tried It.
Heart festoons are attractive in the
rooms, and Cupids may be put on the
cakes or candies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

II was reported a day or two ago
that some uneasinoss had been caused
In republican circles IN ohio by n
story to the effect that MT Taft had
said that wade II. ELLIS had gone
10 ohio on his own hook"
Ohio Is "a pivotal state this year. No
attempt has been made TO conceal
the fact hat there has beon for time
past more or less trouble ia the re-
publican party ia that state. and when
II was announced that Ellis had been
relieved OF his official duties al
Washington. and sent back to Ohio
60 do q little p~cacvmaking the Zee
port was received with satisfaction hy
republicans in an parts of the coun-
try, because as a p5cifier he is an ey-
pert and without "a superior any
where. Hence 10 j. not strange that
some uneaslness was occasloncd by
a denial on the part ef The president
that Mr.. Ellis had gone on such 20
mission. But Il turns out now that
Mr.. TAFT only spoke for himsclf. Mr.
Ellis b IN ohio. az the special request
of the leading republicans or that
state. and is already giving an excel
lent account of himself. a news dis
patch from Cincinnati reports him as
saying
"rhc republicans of Ohio arc orean-
izing ana getting together as they
have not done before IN saars 1t s.
ten years since the republicans of the
sixth district have been So thoroughly
united and nnecn since the repnbf-
cans oi Erie rcuniy have gotten to-
geihcr absolutely
From al parts " u'e state L am.
getting ihe most oncouraaius reports
The aeiders IN thesc counties and tis-
fficu csc del'slted snd lho iank ana
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OF Honduras Of a sacred cave, in which
he found a large number OF copper
bells which we're made, he believes
not less than 1000 years ago. The
cavc IS about fifty miles from Pim-
iento.
Mr.. Blackstone IS taking the bells
TO Washington, whore he will give
them to the National museum. lie
found in all about two hundred bells.
They range in size from a watch
charm 10 n set Of chimes. Some OF
them are decorated with wire work.
are cast IN fantastic shapes and.
others bcatcn into faces and figures
He Also found a number Of spear.
heads. 10 one Of which IA petrified.
handle Is still attached. Among the
belsl was a large ceremonial copper
lnlaid with turquoise,
Near the cave he found the mincI
which the copper OF which the
bells was a large ceremonial copper
mine appeared TO be very rich, but
he told Of the discovery later itI
,xoited little interest He was told.
hat copper had little value in HON.
luras.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
CUNNINGHAM INQUIRY
RENEWED AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland, O., Mar. 9.-That a COM
hination with Guggenheim interests
was considered by the thirty-three
claimants to Alaska coal lands was
admitted today before United states
COMMISSIONS McGee by w. II, Warm
er one OF the entrants,
Mr Warner declared that at a meet
ing or h claimants at Spokane In
1907 10 which he sem q proxy there
hnd been a discussion as to the advis-
ability of "a combination with the
Guggenheims but that he had under
stood the matter was dropped.
The evidence was given at the OPP
ening of an inquiry here into the
claims to patents to Alaskan lands.
Mr. Warner and Hugh b Wick of
Youngstown. another claimant both
testified That they had known person.
ullN most of the thirty-three who had
filed claims ana that 1t had been I'M
derstood that they would operate on
a friendly basis. one Of the exhibits
offered in evidence by the govern
ment was an affidavit prepared by L..
Il CLAWS, while he VAS stiil agent for
h land office, and which was signed
hN the claimants. This affidavit adj
mltted that the claimants were ac-
quainted with each other. but Mr.
Warner said that he had signed 1t in
ignorance that il would be used
against him 90 inValidatc his claim.
He said that he had been led TO be-
lieNe 10y Mr CLAWS that the latter was
acting ina an entirely friendly amer
and with a desire 10 secure patents
for himself and his associates.
The Inquiry VIII be resumed tomor-
ROW,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
A Valentine Wish Party.

It was indeed an ingenious hostess
who evolved this charming affair for
st. Valentines evening. For the bene.
fit of any entertainers this scheme Is
given entire.
The invitations, sealed with tiny red
hearts. bore this jingle:
We gladly iudite you
This note, and invite YOU
on Valentines evening to come
And join in d hearty,
N~ew-fangled wish party
With friends who will make You at home.
For some time previous to this the
%wishhones OF all the turkeys and chick
ems that had been consumed by the
family and neighbors had been saved
with this occasion in mind. Now they
were fastened upon a heart-shaped val
e%ntine, one for each guest, a special
rhyme %embodying a wish being in
scribed with gold ink. These rhyme
lets may be made to suit the in
d%iyidnality of each guest If the hostess
takes a little extra time in the prepa-
ration. A few specimens are given;
] wish You We're a hammer.
And l Il box OF tacks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10
VIOLENT ADVANCE
IN THE COST OF
KEEPING ALIVE
Statistics Expert Shows
Purchasing Power of Dollar
viii Be Soon Cut in Half,
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsey Building.
- r..N - ~ 4

In response to several requests,
Professor j. Pease Norton, Yale uni
versity expert in trade statistics. has
made public his compilation OF index
numbers covering wholesale prices
for tho week ending saturday, tobru-
AIRY 10, 1910. The statistics disclose
81 violent advance IN the cost Of liv-
ing paralleled to some extent by the
disturbed conditions produced by the
greenback imitation of the Civil war.
TWO index numbers have been pre-
pared, in accordance with the systems
used by the Dun agency and the Eng
lish expert, Professor Sauerbeck.
The new Gibson index number is
modelled on the old Dun system and
is named after the wall street Finan-
cial bureau, which has betrayed to a
considerable extent the cost of the
compilation. BY the Gibson numbers
comparisons may be had with the
previous Dun index numbers which
back to 1850. The Gibson number
for Feb. 10, 1910. is estimated BY
Professor Norton to be 116. How
swiftly prices have mounted the fol-
comparison discloses. Tho
numbers suddenly were discon-
tinued in May, 1907. after a violent
of more than ten points in
l-- L.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-10

Not even the Oriental bird-of-para-
disc, the peacock or the skylark OF the
English poets has been more cele.
brated in prose and poesy than the
common or garden hen during the last
few months. Her praises have beer
sung In every agricultural weekly and
her performance computed ia labor
ious government reports. She has had
more free advertising in the news
columns than the %sufrragette, with
whom she is often invidiously COM
pared, says the Philadelphia Ledger.
Ana now the importance Of the ma
%tutlnal egg, which is getting. by vir-
turc Of cold storage, to be almost MS
scarce as iewelry, is to be emphasized
by an egg-laying contest in Mexico.
Mo-, at a national poultry experiment
station about to be established.
Thousands Of hens from all parts Of
the United states and OF Europe VIII
be entered in this competition. II will
last for six months, and during that
period an accurate and anxious rec
ord viii be kept of each egg and Of.
the hen that laid 1t. Learned ovolo-
glsts are to be brought from Cornell.
Michigan and the Connecticut a%gricul-
tural college to lecture and give prac-
Teal instruction to audiences of hens.
estimated by Mr.. J. II. shindlcr, the
superintendent, at anywhere from 81
900 to 10000.
If the scarcity Of eggs in the rest
of The country continues there is Hike
ly to be u general migration to the
neighborhood of Mexico, Mo. some
Philadelphians who were sojourning
summcr in the hills Of western
Massachusetts thought hat theyl
could obtain eggs from the farmers att
less than those prevalent IN the
cities They We're the more deceived.
They were required TO pay fifty cents
i dozen, for the wagons OF the egg
industriously circulated among
the egg producers. and the whole sup
ply could lie sold at the %barnyard gate
the metropolitan market price.
The hen has been assaiied. in
limos past. as an incredibly foolish and
creature She Is spoken OF to-
lay in terms OF profoundost respect
She Is no longer q joke; she has be-
'ome Il public utility, and her egg has
O common-or nm uncommon
--nrceasltv.