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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
WHAT DELEGATE
TOLD THE PRESS
Someone 'in Whom the Presi-
dent Has Confidence" Com
ing to Investigate.
BY Ernest @. walker.

Mail SVo,sa1 T., rrha Ad,.ar4;ear
WASHINGTON, January lS.-The
interesting gossip of the moment about
Hawaiian afTairs hero canters p,on tbe
denomination ol uoNeruor rlear' hsiilS
IN the week Delegate kalanianaole saw
President Taft Coming from the
,Vbito House tbe Deleoate announced
'i'' Vne I iosiue". hau toiu iiin man
would be sent to Hawan to investigate
charges against the Governor. The
Delegate assented to this being made
public through the newspapers and he
also assented to its being cabled to
certain persons in Honolulu.
The Delegate sticks TO his statement,
but the interior department claims to
have no information bearing upon the
subject. The fact that President Taft
has been confined to the White House
for the two days since the announce
ment was MADE by the delegate may
De reason why the PRESIDENT mas not
communicated 10 the secretary OF the
interior ABOUT IL. because OF the Presl-
ueht lndlsPosltloh IL mas not peen
ieasipie TO reach MN at the Whi.e
Iio GUS, anu asceieaih wial was acvua,iy
Promlsea' Dut TINS VII unuoupteu,y pe
maze pam py caole peiore this let'er
reaches honoiulu'
az the interior uepai ti'ienV ~ Is s"s
gested Vhat the matter OIL governor
frear reaPpolhtneht may De taken up
WITHIN week or TWO, III spite OF the
lact that the huhlo charges, whlch
nave peeh Sent 10 loholulu, VIII haruly
nave tllne LOT return Wltnlh tnat
PERIOD AN impression gained ground
III hOhoIuiu' apparently from cables
received mere, mat special agent
would De sent to investigate the
charges. According to the information
from the Delegate, 1T was not asserted
that special agent would be selected,
put that some one would be who could
look INTO the matter ana IN whose Judg
ment the Fresldent would nave con
hdence.
Kau Bill Assured.
The Kau Ditch Bill. in which John
4. McCrosson is interested, passed the
house Monday, with slight amendments
and virtually no debate. An effort was
made by Representative Fowler, of
Illinois, to include an amendment
"that three per cent. of the gross in.
come of ali water power hereafter
developed on this ditch shall be paid
into the treasury of the Territory of
Hawaii and become part of the
revenue thereof 1t was ruled out
on point of order and failed OF con
slderatlon, because 1t was offered too
| late,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
COTTON COMPANY
NOT so HARDY

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-The
L. II. Hardy Cotton Company, unable
to stand recent financial strain put
upon it, has failed,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
on PRICES ARE
STEADILY RISING

NEW YORK, February 1.-The
prices of oil have been steadily rising
since the United States courts dis
solved the Standard Oil trust.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
ATTELL WILL SCRAP MURPHY.

SAN FRANCISCO, February p
match between Attell and Murphy
to come of March 8 has been arranged
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
MONEY TRUST
PROBE is HALTED

WASHINGTON, February 1.-For
fear of disturbing currency conditions
of the country at a time when financial
affairs are normally restless, the in
vestigation of the money trust will be
dnlnveh until after election.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
BUSINESS CAKD8.

-1cNaoLULU IRON WORKS COMA
-Htnery of every description made TO
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

"23.125 on 800 paid. tRedeemable
at 103 at maturity. 10000 shares treas
stock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Double FUNERAL
OF GENERAL NOC|
and wife HELD
The Ambassadors and Spe-
cial ENJOYS from Foreign
Powers Are Represented
in Long Procession.

Tokyo, Sept. 1.-THE double funeral
Of General Count Maresuke Nogi, su-
preme military councillor OF Japan,
and his wife. who committed suicide
Sept. 13, just as the body of the late
emperor passed out Of Tokyo City on
it's way to the imperial tomb at
Monoyama. was held today with i'm
pressive ceremony at Aoyama ceme-
terry In the presence Of enormous
crowds. Representatives OF the special
foreign ENJOYS who came to attend
the funeral Of the late monarch and
the resident ambassadors and minis
ters participated in the procession OF
$4,000 persons.
Special Ambassador Knox sent a
magnificent wreath. Prince Arthur OF
Connaught personally laid flora
tribute upon the coffin. Many hun
dreds OF wreaths were received from
all parts Of the world. After the
Shinto rites were performed bvgle sa-
lutes blared forth and triple volley
ending the funeral Of the hero of Port
Arthur and his wife.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
WILSON SPEAKS
ON ROOSfvELT'S
TRUST SOLUTION
Declares That Is Just What
the Magnates Want
Democratic Nominee on
Tour of Minnesota.

Annapolis, Sept. 1s.-How the steel
trust would benefit by the Progressive
plank proposing regulation Of truaks by
a federal comnission was discussed by
Governor Wilson in a speech between
Sioux city and st. Paul today.
III you look into statistics of the
United States Steel corporation" said
Governor Wilson. you will find that
wherever It has competitors the
amount OF product II controls is de-
creasing; in other words It IL less ef-
ficient than its competitors in its con-
troll of products, increasing only
branches OF the business where by pur-
chase ana otherwise It has q practical
monopoly.
Garry out the plan OF Gary and Per-
kins and you will have given them
control In the market for labor. which
will suit those gentlemen perfectly
They don't want competitors to come
into the market for labor because new
competitors means new wage sched-
ules."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
GUARDING AGAINST
SEAT SPECULATION
IN WORLD SERIES

Boston, Sept. 1s.-Arrangements for
the games in this city Of tie coming
world championship series at Fenway
park are well under way. Carpenters
are rearing temporary stands In all
available space. Ten thousand seats
in addition to the normal capacity of
$4,000 will result. Clerks each day
face huge pile Of correspondence from
all parts OF the country regarding the
$4,000 seats reserved. The Boston
management mas adopted an elaborate
system for protection against ticket
spectators. The system already has
uncovered attempts to buy tickets In
punches for speculative purposes.
1t Is announced that all reserved
seats will be distributed to individuals
In person. except In general allotments
to the national baseball commission
and players. No tickets will be sent
out by Eail, registered or otherwise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
SNfAD INDICTED FOR
THE BOYCf MURDER

Amarillo. Tex. Sept. 1S.--J. B. Snead.
the Amarillo banker, was indicted yes
terday afternoon for the murder pf Al
q. Boyce here Saturday afternoon, by
the Potter county grand jury.
When the writ was read to Sneat by
Sheriff Burwell the banker maintained
his composure, thanked the officer but
made no other comment. Application
for = writ Of habeas corpus will be- filed
probably today. according to Snsad's
attorneys. The trial Of Snead for the
murder OF young Boyce could moi be
held before the January term Of the
district court. Before that, In Nov.,m-
ber next. he will face trial at Fort
worth for the murder OF his Amarillo
victims father.
onead was visited by his attorneys
end uewspaper friends of the Snead
( clnn. 10 than he declared he was co l.
5dent Of acquittal on the last charge
pf murder when all the facts OF the
tragedy became known.
No high degree Of partisan feeling
as vet appeared among the friends of
y Boyce or Snead families.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
TO PAY FOR
THE ROOSEVELT TRAIN

Pueblo. Colo. Sept IA dispute
between the state fair management and
Colonel Roosevelt for . time threatened
to prevent the visit Of Roosevelt to the
fair here Thursday. The fair man.
asement refused TO pay the expense for
the special train and Il was announced
Roosevelt would cancel the engage
ment. Word was received this morning
from =. p Costigan Of Denver. Roose-
welt candidate for governor. thai
Roosevelt would appear ~ arranged
and the ORIGINAL program would be car.
ried out q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Washington, Sept. 1s.-If. as Sena-
tor La Toilette. Senator Penrose and
other enemies Of the colonel have re-
peatedly declared. Theodore Roosevelt
got from tainted sources large share
Of the campaign fund which he used in
the Republican pre-convention cam
paign. the country will know about It
long before election. Senator Dixon
and Ormsby McHarg. the gentlemen
who handled the finances for Mr..
Roosevelt In that campaign. have come
forth voluntarily and agreed to tell
everything to Senator Clapps cam
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
GIRL IS THROWN
FROM HORSE AND
KILLED AT NAMPA
Fatal Accident Befalls Sadie
Brandt While Riding to
School Her Skull Was
Crushed on Curb.
Capital News Special Service)

Nampa, Sept. 1S.-Sadie Brandt, age
IS years. daughter Of John Brandt,
living near Lone Tree school house.
three and half miles from Nampa.
was thrown from her horse and almost
instantly killed here this morning while
riding In to school. Miss Brandt was
riding in company with another girl.
When In front Of the Studebaker build
ing, on First street. the horse SHE'D.
throwing the girl to the ground. Her
head struck on the curb and her skull
was crushed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
DETECTIVES TRAIL
women SUSPECTS N
THE MENSCHIk CASE

New York, Sept. 1s-Detectives Of
the Austrian consul general trailed two
women suspected of impersonating
Mrs. Petrolona Manschik. mother Of
Mrs. Rosa Szabo. in signing waiver
Of administration to the Szabo will,
which put the estate under control Of
Burton w. Gibson. lawyer. now charged
with Mrs. Szabo's murder. One wo-
man reached New York recently from
Chicago and Is staying at fashion,
able hotel. She denies acquaintance
with Gibson.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Buffalo. N. T.. Sept. 1.-THE League
Of American Municipalities. which
aims TO secure honest ana economical
administration Of the affairs Of the
United States and Canada. assembled
In Buffalo today for it, sixteenth an.
nual convention. The sessions will
continue three days, during which
time Z wide variety Of subjects relat-
Ing % municipal government and Inn
provement viii be discussed by ex.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
ROOSEVELT 10 APPEAR
BEFORE COMMITTEE

washington. Sept 1s.-Coi-
onel Roosevelt will reach WASH
ington Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
!, according to = telegram from
the coloners train today. Chair
} man Clapp will arrange Z hear
! ing that afternoon regarding the
alleged 800 900 contribution Of
J the Standard OIL company to
his 1864 campaign fund.
It ID expected that Colonel
Roosevelt will 80 direct from his
train to the capitol. whore the
committee sessions will be held.
New York Progressive head
quarters plan to have the col
onel remain in Washington for
. mass meeting on the night Of
} Oct. !.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
STEWART Announces
ALLEGIANCE TO THE
PROGRESSIVE PARTY

Colorado Springs. Sept. 1s.-Ia an
nouncing the severance of his relations
to the Republican party and his al
legiance to the Progressive party
Philip B. Stewart. Progressive Repub-
ltcan candidate for governor, defeated
at the primaries. issued the following
statement last night:
II fought for the last six months
with all the power l had to realize the
ideas OF just government within the
Republican party. The Republican
party Of this state has rejected my
position. Tho only honorable recourse
is to renew the fight side by side witt
men Of convictions like my own"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Withdraw From Democratic Ticket
capita. News Special Service)

Caldwell. Sept. AS.-T. A. Walters,
Democratic nominee for prosecuting
attorney Of Canyon county and men,
Der of the state central committee. has
refused to accept the nomination. CIV
ing press Of business as the reason. 1t
is understood that Idr. Walters refused
the nomination at meeting Of the
county central committee some time
ago but he was induced to remain on
the ticket unt.1 substitute could be
found. Henry Griffiths was placed on
the ticket and has accepted the nomi-
nation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

reconvenes in Washington on Sept. 30.
Not only Messrs. Dixon and McHarg
have agreed to testify, but likewise the
managers of nll the presidential as
pirants in the pre-convention cam
paigns except Mr. La Toilette. Will
liam M. Mckinley will tell about the
Taft fund; William F. McCoombs
about the Wilson fund; former Sem
ator Dubois about the Clark fund 1;
Senator Bankhead about the Under
wood fund. and Lieutenant Governor
Cox OF Ohio about the Harmon fund.
They have all agreed to make clean
breast OF 1t.
Public interest. Of course. will CEN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
RIOTS Renewed
BY nUNCARIANS

Budapest. Sept. 18-The riotous
scenes that occurred at the opening OF
the Hungarian parliament yesterday
were re-enacted today. when the sit
ting resumed. Tho opposition ooncen-
trated its attack on Herr Beeothy. min
lister OF commerce. He was struck In
the face several times and knocked
down. After some struggling the min
lister was rescued by his friends.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Utah MINES ARE idle
AND ARMED P|CKETS
ARE ON DUTY
Miners Ignore the Advice Of President
Mover and Walk Out Clash in
the Colorado Field

Bingham, Utah, Sept. 18.-Every mine in this camp
was closed this morning and 5000 miners are idle
suit Of the unanimous vote of the miners last night to
strike advance of 25 cents day wages and
milton of the union The mines pcketed with strikers
armed with rifles shotguns, pistols and clubs who turned
back all who appeared for work There no dsor-
ders this morning but small force of deputies report
cd to be useless in the trouble and Sheriff Sharp went
into conference with officials relative to the wisdom
Of placing the camp under martial law.
President Moyer of the Western Federation OF Miners
is here advising the strikers He urged posponement
Of the wakout in speech last night but his advice was
, unheeded
Should the strike continue than week. the re-
ducton works and seter at Garfield handling Bingham
ores will be forced to close for lack of material
BLOODsHED IN COLORADO.
Lafayette Colo, Sept. 18-Five hundred shots were
fired last night in pitched battle between non-union
miners of the Simpson mine and band of supposed union
who attacked the stockade in which the former were
having danse George Michoff, nonunion, was shot
three times and will probably die Three attacks were
made Each time the fire returned vigorously. The
sheriff arrived late last night and established patrol
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Minneapolis. Sept. lS-Mlnnssota
Democrats today are giving their
greatest welcome to Governor Wilson,
Democratic presidential nominee. who
makes speeches In Minneapolis and st.
Paul today and this evening. Tho gov
ernor arrived here this morning. from
Sioux City IN his special car. accom-
panied by two stenographers. two type
writer Operators- and hie sacrotary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
CAUSE Of EPIDEMIC
ANONGkANSAS HORSES

Hoxie. Kan. Sept. 1.-THE germ
causing the horse disease has been
found. The Kansas agricultural col-
lege coaducting q laboratory here be-
lieve6kt has . serum which will make
horses immune. A germ found In the
brain OF every dead horse examined
here identifies the plague AZ bonas dis
ease. form Of spinal meningitis well
known In Germany but never before
known In tliis country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO MURDER CHARGE

New York, Sept 1s.--Harry Horowits
(Gyp the Blood) and Lefty Louie
Rosensweis, charged with being two Of
the four men who fired the shots kill
ing Herman Rosenthal pleaded not
guilty to indictments o. murder Ia the
first degree when arraigned today. The
accused were remanded. pending set
ting Of the date for the trial.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
WOMAN ASSAULTS A
BURGLAR WITH AXE

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. 1S.-One woman
plus one axe equals a boarding house
minus one burglar. Is the problem
worked out by Mrs. J. H. Delman. q
boarding house mistress who found a
burglar getting OF this morning and
knocked him downstairs with an axe.
The intruder will recover.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
MARTIAL Law Zone
IS AGAIN EXTENDED

Charleston, w. Va. Sept. 10. - The
martial law gone In the strike coun-
try was extended today over Fayette
county. where Disturbances have been
reported among the striking miners
since early in the week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
PRIMARY RESULTS
IN MINNESOTA

st. Paul, Sept. -,.-Indications are
that the following -7ere nominated at
yesterdays primary:
Republicans-Senato Knute Nell
son; congressman, James Manahan;
Governor, A. o. Eberhardt.
Democrats-Senator, Daniel w. Law
ler; congressman, C. ]. Buell.; COVER
nor, p. M. Ringdel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
ROOSEVELT men
ARE 0USTED FROM
THE COMMITTEE

New York, Sept. 1S.-The Republican
national committee accepted today the
designations Of members from Min
nesota. Oklahoma and Ohio and de-
clared vacant the seats of members
from New Jersey, West Virginia and
North Carolina. who are Roosevelt sup
porters.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Aero. Ferrv Getnhllel,sA. .

New Rochelle. N. r. Sept. Ito
demonstrate the possibilities OF water
flying an aero ferry will be established
between Glenn Head. Long Island and
New Rochelle. a hydroplane Will ny
across Long Island Sound on regular
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
PLEAOf ''DAkO7ADAN''
IS HEARD IN court

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 1S.-William
c. Melrose, whom two claimants to the
name of Daniel Blake Russell declared
to be their brother. was in court to-
day for the first time since the hear
ing Of Dakota Dams plea for recog-
rition was resumed before Master Gil
bert A. A. Peevy. Fresno Dan," who
has been accepted by the family. failed
to appear and statements differed az
to his whereabouts. Dakota Dam re-
gumed the stand 70 answer cross-ex-
animation when court opened.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
RESIGNATION OF THE
| PRESIDENT DEMANDED
Threat Is Made to Kill
Every American In Mex
leo If There Is Interven-
tion on the Part Of the
United States.

NC" ioEA, sept. lS.-Seheral EmllI-
ana Zapata, the Mexican rebel chief,
explains the objects Of his rAbeli,on IN
a statement 10 the Herald. IA sav.
Madero promised to reduce %he <.v.,
OF the large estates 10 connne, ~ ai.-
tribution OF funds. The nrorni.e was
not kept. He CHARGES MaAern w,th
employing mon who helped hin, win
and putting "a relatives into positiors
OF trust at large salaries zaraf. IA
mands that Madero resirn ,mm.d,-
ately and leave the renuhi,c v,tr, ~.
family and that an ..honest" eI.ction
be held He demands : rev,.,cr ~
the laws to give the moor man I
chance. Zapata claim. he ha. ! ooo
men under arms IN IL states A.
COMMANDING the statar,er, :. ~. 81.
! lowing declaration reeara,n- the ~.
mors pending the ,ntervent;or =, tbA
United states IN Max,co
.If Intervention comes viii, t,,,
| every American N Mexico Th.r +
northern country
|
Border Patrol Strsnethened.
Douglas sent ~ Ranorts ,hat
salazar.s rebels ara TRAVELLING toward
IIachita. n. NJ for the n,rro.a ~
converting into cash the bullion thew
stole at ri Tigre caused the .,r.r ryt,,.
en,np of the border natroi
| General sani,nes ordered r-o,ore,
Munoz whose command ~ sadsr.,.
relieved ri ripre "a n,,r.na sal.,.r
Nothing has heen heard or Antorio
Roias. hand for three dav. They
wer. lac Iocotsa ~ Co,ory. o.,.a.
15 miles from Mora,o. Mex,cer ~.
| ficials learned that Ro,as and sala xar
| haa ouarreied h.c.v.a seio,.r r.r,,..a
/ to toin Rota. when the Iatt.r va.
| threatening Aqua pr,sta
Every American ranch ana min. In
! southern sonora ha. been looted hv
rebels. according TO g. =. Hooker. .an
+, American rancher arr,vin- here 70.
i day He renorted a hara oe o6n r.b.I,
headed Nv lose de Ia TORE !. a. PAL
| mito. 20 miles east Of Mortexnma
awaiting ammunition
|
Di.no.ition os c.ntured a.h.i..
.on, eep'. ie."o usposi-
desertiny acro.. ~. ho,,rdar, ,,,.o sna
! United State. mr. arc he,n. cha.od
acro.s ~. ,ad.ra, roro.s .,,-..... -
become q nern,ex,pg nroh,en
w,tbout nrsc,.a LnnuiaS." ~, ~.
noint al the war den.rtn,en. !, :.
4 sumed that most ~ The men ana Ger.
ta,n,v the rnsmner. =, nan.ra1 nro.
COS ner.ora, .,s,Y srd NJ. ss,h.r JS ,.,,
wore "a injured ~ ITritad STATE. trocr.
r,,,, r....,. a., a. .,-.ss.. - cS-Srr,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
ludse oarx Coming tiene.

Paris. Sept. 1s.--Judge q. H. Gary,
chairman Of the directors of the steel
trust, accompanied by Mrs. Gary. sailed
for New York today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

~ ~ pisel|
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-10

hundred and thirty-two contectants,
and sixteen million flies were caught.
The winner of the first prize. a boy
of ~. got one 1.219,OG5 flies. between
the evening of June 20 and o'clock
Thursday night. July 10. when the
contest closed.
ut was owing, probably, 10 DR..
Clifton +. Hodge Of Clark University
that such a war was waged just at
this time. He has made a special
study of flies. and is an authority on
methods for their determination. His
maxim Is, Don't chase the fly; let Z
catch Itself He advocates the use Of
traps attached TO the garbage can Of
the home. this being the headquarters
Of the fly. A hole about three inches
In diameter should be made I'm the can
cover and at equal distances on the
edge of this hole. three small holes
should be bored I'm which the wires
of the trap are put to hold 1t I'm place
over the large hole. Leave the cover
raised, and the flies enter the can,
and, after gorging themselves. they
seek the light coming through the
screen OF the flytrap. on the top Of the
cover. and so are caught.
"Other methods are to place the
trap on the outside OF screen doors
or on the edge Of the box containing
the garbage can. but Doctor Hodge
says to keep to the garbage can sys-
tenn, and all the flies IN the neighbor-
hood Of the home will be taken. as It
has been found that the insects as a
rule travel no farther than 500 yards
Those having no garbage can should
use some scented bait such as ban
ana peels milk, bread, fish, etc. to
attract flies"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-10
FLY-CATCuING CONTEST.

In the May Womans Home Com
panion apT .ars an interesting account
OF a great fly-catching contest held
early last summer In Worcester. Mass.
1t contains a number of good sugges-
tlons which various communities
will put into operation this year. Fol-
lowing is an extract from the descrlp-
tion:
Tuesday morning, June 20, 1911,
the city of Worcester awoke to the
fact that campaign against flies
was on. for the Worcester Telegram
had published this offer: The Tele-
gram herewith offers 153 prizes.
amounting TO $3.50 In total. TO those
living in the city of Worcester. and
less than twenty-one years Of age. who
brings to the Telegram office. I'm ac-
cordance with the dates and hours
given, the largest number of quarts or
barrels of house flies, dry and un-
mixed with other insects, and un-
mixed with any other foreign matter,
as follows:' Then the details OF the
contest were given. There are two