The Herald, 1902-09-19, Page 6NR 1 PEACH 1BEE DISEASE
it Has Invaded Michigan and
- 0
Causes Alarm.
MANY ORCHARDS CONDEMNED.
'south Haven, efiche eept. 15. -"The
tittles" is the steauge name of a new
dimes° which is threatening -the
peace of mind and tho trockeitbooks of
fruit growero 'Peach paralyels"
Wtrald describe the effects of the new
terror ol the orchard. It is destroy-
ing handreds of acres of peaches in
Michigan, and heroic measures are
being taken by the 'Federal Govern-
ment to eradicate the blight.
R. L. Tart, an expert from the Agri-
cultural Department at Washingtou,
Inspiating the orchards ae-ouud
South Haven. evherever the "tittles"
Is round an order is issued immedi-
ately ear the destruction of all the
trees which must be cut down and
burned as rapidly as possible. Many
fruit gra-were. will De practically
ruined, as to eradicate the diseaee
weans the destruotion of the eutire
torehiard, .
Growth Is le -warred.
"Tete tittles" is se called because. the
leaves and fruit of the tree attacked
*trivet up. The peaches are about the
size of maroles. Growth is dwarfed
and lb.e disease spreads from tree to
tree with great rapidity.
In the inspection about South
Haeen Mr. Taft lias been accom-
panied by F. F. Fernow, a fruit
grower; X. C. Monroe. Preeleent of
'the First State Bank of South
Haven. and L. S. Monroe. an attor-
ney. Hundreds of acres of the finest
fruit land in Michigan have been
condemned by the Government.
As the diseaee is a new one, the
cause bas not been ascertained. If a
germ disease the germ has not been
discovered. althongb the baeterWo-
giste at Wastington are Investigat-
ing it. Dr. W. K. Jaques, of the Chi-
cago city laboratory, ale° has become
interested in the etudy ot tile new
disease.
Blow Or the Growers.
"The fruit growers are an a hal
state," he Said. "'Many of them
knee to sacrifice -their senIire or-
ahards, for when lige 11:sease or .
starts mersatis to all the peaeli
trees. The prate:tee "belle np 1.0 the
thee of 'marbles. .14 le maid eked e en
destruction of titre mule populatien
weave*, prevideal, and all the work.
formerly perform ti ley melee roll on
the fair sex. They rebuilt the bungee
which bad been burned down, tilled
the fields, and wove for themselves
rough homespim elothing from. the
otton growa• on their own needle
.. In the public :daughter houses the
'cattle are despatehed by Mon, W110
se'Cer tho spinal eolutan. by cutting
it with a, ;sharp melees. just bellied
the. nape of the neck. When 'the
animae fang te the ground Ito throat
is cut_ and it .19 all:A:Veil to bleed to
This is the only part of the
Work done by rain. The animal le
tie:tuned and otherwise prepared- by
wont:en. The enreasges are then eon-
veyed to the butehere' stalls, where
the meat is cut op and mewed by
women, wbo are a tx tercets in the nse
of the saw and knife. It is then
served out to euetteners, also by wo-
men -not. generally by weight, but by
the piece -and the price is so low
that a pound of the beet meat may
be bought for about a penny.
WOmen a all ages ace the part of
butchers -some er• .and pretty,
other». Did and wrinkled. The women
are great bargainers and koon as
mustard to pull a nor arrival almost
to pieces in the hope of Nee:tiring his
custom. These women lintehere earn
good wn gee.
_
LOST TRIBE Elf,ESINIIVE
Until Recently Never Saw a
White Ma ,
HUTS MADE OF WHALE SKULLS.
Qurbro, Sept. -There lies been
diecovered upen of' of the islands
of Hudson Bay the reetutint of a
logt tribe of Jesquinutux, a commun-
ity which ha; beee for centuries
without Intercourse with any other
representatives ot tlie Inman epe-
eiee. and Whota, monbers never, until
quite recently, lead an opportunity
of :teeing man. Teas facts,
of the dhoeovury are welt a•stablish-
havng reeletael to the Fed -
et al atIttikbrhi,,,o, az, 011 taiva by the
k. W. Ilsetemel. Oneitland
ales teat Ilesee t' ng poiplestlfl
time:der eve hi tto -tout, :.e,,e. know -
eat ee mettle Teter ItabitiVions
ere leelt tree, a.- el the eetins of
elle-loettitttaccettm.mCaseneesseesgepatenet,=
bundreds ol neres been es 11,1, V‘'
denln ed. The eonse tribe is tip In
"'rho k'f.seuge 11135 toiNt urrPo.tptil 11.40 "4viti,:.•:nritA)V; t.`1:, of
crop greatly Iles: *ea r. lu vane.. we -ter -Jr* 14..4 tee tee an :ergo as
tte341fitIP vot ".31:11331-.. ',.lottg; at tie% :et-
trono ettrite etre Ley.
'revs, penile. *se 30 1' anet (dare bele%
reeleele ellystele col P14431,11d
itt 4 rei)teelen elite e. tetel
lee een.k.ug:t. 11.41,0!*. 0.•;) 1°11-
1,‘ -1 3 t'.:;1 300.. 1,.• I==' 11O11101== tbg.n.
114"1L1'11 1.13 t01 tee et) twig "
re.a t t1 0 t1 tt,n,y n.itoutd
• nt.0-",0 4,4 1= (19 =.14, 4.345 A ver:t.
antrb.,Voi ne""set -4.- teoir Pelee -
• w• ;4 44 at.t=,,.10. and other •
= 4°' .t. l 1•1,.hr. 111b4.
rinit• ..it, rot", tot ft 0•.in rie301.1, of tine
%. tn-:t tat," -.„ gt was al-
4nO :;;!. PO ion o PL'n ton the betide
ee Boa. r
'Ff400 P*:ut 3,1313A oro tratt
/0•1 '/'37V the gan'at. f;ITINa
- es!
11 4 Bi 331(0 wq,ovol'ittIR 00,1131
to ti t413.Aqu0 it!
- eateete e. ,0a4tae• ‘io r4'itibt 4
has just teeeteree11 lottaste „n tee
ereharle. 'rhe i ffevt will 1II 3101 *.t
next year. l'nlese tome tenvely
eifeley found there a leele lo be a
great seareityn elosergan pteedieee
lillgiiETS Mil Of inli
Accorded a Great Reception
by Nationaliets,
DENOUNCES MS PROSECUTION.
v,,,.0.,0041,4,00.004.40000clo STROMBOLI IN ERUPTION,
it
GIRL KRIS FOUR MEN:
Voleanlo 1$143id. 'Neer sieity Hidden
by Sololte.
• Rom Sept-. 1St.- The volcano en
a Stromboli d in full eruption,
VictiMS 'Were 1ier Husbands and
e' end is thro-wiug up great columns' of
Geld Was tier Bane. fire and torronts of einoke. The
Island is shroveleil la smoke.
Mount Vesuvius ig showing sigas of
aellitteetetia*C0 teettleisaZ aletiegleCe4-teaeGeeetesCO,=000004,00000'sc=4,,,,
go an Osage Indian 'stemma named foe seladefeneo "
Guthrie, eept, 1es•-.1 few ileye tell. I think have good eeaunda
this'
isoewater was arrested at Tills:land Tlierfl IR lege•nde regetraing
placed in jail on the, chargo of having i If' It 1/3 n0 the lemislana
murdered four white men who have
been her heel/awls within the past
ten years. Their bleached bones
lot,ely were kneel by a prospecting
party -at leest, they are supposed to
lin ve been the r Ms of the white
men-ana later the wineau confessed
to the tact that they were. .
She cenfeeseel that ebe killed tbest
Mete and Is annied. somewhere In the
Grand lever hills. In the CheralLee na-
teem Indian territory. In early clays
the Osage initiate; had tbis co -entry
for their hunting grounds and white
men who visitee them returned east
with stoeies lerw they used gold
for bullets and shod their ho•rsees
hoofs Nvith gold heaped of steel be -
men • becauge they tried to wring cause the goal was more plea -tate.
from aur the tv,eret; of a lost gold et that time the Indians told these
name or whieh sliced:time to know tee
whereabouts. She reinst d to toll
them, add. ',flee Went in search of it,
anti with the knowledge they had
from time to time picked up from
her \vete in a good way to losete
la Then, she said, she was eampelied
to Any thine, as she would anyone
rige who would seek to carry away
the gold of her fathers.
liusband Disarteeavs.
Mollie Foxiva tor is not aa ugly,
roarse-fenturee woman, as many
squaws are. but the possesses many
et- the refining features ot her wbite
Osters. See ices been well educated
and lute -else travelled much. Ten
years ago she wag married to a.
router. man aamcd ...lereer. He eame
from Illinois to the Intent). country.
'lettere had alwaye been more or Icss
romance surroundiug the maiden ani
the feet that Rho. paagessed a seeret
et a lost gold mine was enough to
rause any young man With romantie
tendeneles to seek Iler out. Mercer
eel se to Itis sorrow. He was mareied
to the young heir -breed squaw and
&tee furnished the money to take an
extended weddiug trip. Ho was given
white people that they were in pos-
seseion of vast vette ranee in Oar
aomain,, which tbey ceased the Span-
iards to give up.
Secret of Niue ;Safe.
Efforts to learn where tiles° mines
WOAP• proved futile. At different :times
runny Men have made the lrip
through tilt' Unita River bills with
the hope of fineing the mines or eenue
'trace or them. it is very dangerous
even at thiatime far a white man to
traverge this country from the fact
tleat it in populatee only by lune
blooded Indiane who hate the sight of
a white man in what they term their
SIlleregl, domain. ;
w -as neer the, Mend Dever hills
that Mollie. Poxwa ter always lived,
and she (lien made long trips into
the hies alone at Mehl, Her husbands
used to• come into Tulea many times
and tell the inhabitants about their
wife being away in search of her lost
mine. She owns- a fine stone house and
lees a number of servants to wait
upon her. She dresses well and al-
ways goes heavely armed, or did torte
Gr monpy to stand end dia she wee arrested. Sete had her !tousle
aot have to work, lint ail the time he furnished with goods from the east -
Fought to enow arbruer the, geld tin markets, and she reads all the
mime, One day lie was missed by hile Woks of 'the day.
itetivity. „
-Stroteboli is one ot tee group of
Lepari Islands; north of -Stolle. Its
eoee rises' 8,022 feet above) the sea.
It is of intteeet et' scientists
from. the feet that it is the only
example le Europe of a volcano in a
etate of comitaat aetivity, and also
becauee from an , elevated point
above the crater, whien is at the
tide Of •the wee, below the summit,
it is possible triton the . bloWS
from the obeereee to sit for home)
and watch the eperations going an
within t he • crat er.
Anothet of the Leper). Ielands,
VnIcan, was purchase:el some years
ago by 0 Scotch firm for the pur-
pose of extracting alum, boraces acid
and sulphur from the numerous pro-
duct s which line the elites and cover
the bottom of the crteter.
,tir:t 140ttlk.0
:14tOrth I.Oltatolitna 1.,--rItauga. was re-
lewsnsi !tom tItPonl0t13.
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axis ten_fs PArn't. 1, (r? et T04,..4!, 9 0! ' . - n . r . 1 tat
tewe tenutteeieee evil eiet '1 el:-:')teette 1-1 lee. le e.e.eiate „„e, „•,, ee...,•11 villa,
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VA LC1.161'
no I; winla
la an e -
THE "11E11" NMI WON
Sixty Thousand infanlry Take
Part in Sham Battle.
clloitriA mit
IN ECYP'
•
Since the Middle of Jully
There Were 16,20 Deaths
A PRINCE IN OLD BAIL
Tree 6(11 eaainst Erranels JoSeph,, or
Braganza, foe an tionotomed-Crliat-
Inal &Menet -Defeneo WIll
Conspiraey to Hob and Blackmail
Cairo de,s-p.a,tele: The weekly 'cheer •
era returns for Egypt showe that .
there have been 1,1380 fresh °alias
reported, making totals sloes
July 2.5th of Ot),,a28 casee and ie. -
20,9 ,deaths,
Pralue Indictee.
London dcepatch: The wand Jar!
n the Old Bailey to -day retureed
t true bill against Prancis eogepti
of Braganza, 6. lieutenant in •tho
Seveutb, Austrian Hussars, and wkio
was a member of the Austreeeitta-
garian mission -to the Cortineelem
of King Edward, charged wieheliaie-
canduct under elte crimillai rave
arneadment," •
The hearing the charges
brought against Prince lrratiole
Ousel* of Braganza. and other Men
took place in the Southwark Phltus
TONS OF POWDER WERE USED- ,
Frankfort-on-tile-0.1er, &Jenne ny ,
Srpt. 1Z:4 -Emperor William's mill-
tary guests were a tired and rather
haggard lot ties morning. Prince Al-
breeht, as the Emperor's represen-
tative, entertained all of them at
dinner tact evening, and it was to-
ward 12 when the party broke up.
The Emperor having direeted time
the battle begin at 7 and the field
el the manoeuvres Whip: quite a ilia -
latter by rail frOM Fraldclorl, the
princes awl generale luid to :item -able
at the railrone Attie el at 4.40 aan.
to catch. the epetilal Lee In. Even
then the Emperor Wee afield bektre
them. Toes of gunpowder were
burned 1 uela y. Ste ty honea In-
fantry iota two hundreil pleves of
;artillery were netinn. Lord Itob-
erte, General lerettelt, awl the oth-
er vieltora au 1 the nuuteroas staff,
in aU One hutelred horsemen, looked
00 from a hilltop midway between
a. portion of the hostile linter.
On a rint of the len12011 tIle*MA
flaAttr, 11 bat terlee ef ataillery, an -
der whose imagmary eliells the In-
fante): of the "liter army' eolvaneeti.
a:110 h"..•eltie effete et the whole, ese
Peellelle, et the seemingly linetlees
number of treope, eatiefied the sib -
Wee. ere. hen Irises of wlewin from
far riroamil a. *In t111' 111118.
IZZ1111)1t9 nal see% frightened out of
their to -tole, Vein %tared aerees tile
"Itee" awe eashM throitgle
the "Mlles" entve 33 1101 titree hum
brie!: weak, al) 1 the aeronaut:le sent
vie a great Melee" bell, whiele Wag
%bible fee Iti aroutte, ns sip
nn1 that the vultures ha+1 ord, tee a
cup wenn of the cepa-tenant.
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gootinVIli feet- 3134 11Olt 'rete. les L. n 0-6,4,:a 23.3g. /.3.-r
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rateit Otters teollow. ettilion ote /ii* et- ive ote reanteeetsit. 33E4
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eta See...tene' *,! r- r aa21,5 11
tt.e4
0.-a5c1. at ti.10) t it: ti(et.i,.
Ced to tee enettieteeeeent.
liankg,..int. is -tote -01 333y
l3133-&4
pre-
ittses, atid ie:osn.4.J1 itL0, nAlieFts L3 318'
Mo Champ -Ion. ft.'n not ir.az-e
ttt in eonntry tligtiv pre-
Peety ts tc etalistation by
tees. peatteel eveoreents on tee
award cor thfs grettsg":,-* Bettatel. tete-
beetle Tees tielfege, tailliotines343112
bes a -Soiree mere tieeeteee *133I-
1 jnT-Le3T. no,gets, cad
,Iteant Sitteintans
all conabifin-A, 3.11
tilo0333133y urt_rti...shitab'e
fee ItLsig
'60 bong: ae this torrent' is allowe:-.
tin c4press tit!, terrorize tint !lead
=der the sat:et:on (.51 the. 0..fot.etn-
ftent, men must cririi:s ttiy finore Bre-
land as Ifirem a, lanB %-heie 1,ust'itz.
estese. tee ri,y4:121 12,1.511,, -lot! 31in" c.",pimits tee fiat- Lee/ rotateud Itas ;31113044, Iron wg.4.0 0100.,
8 39 0110f., llo:(03:v! Ems Ingo:opts:A tier to
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;It•nati.l3111 agoV'nf,-;, •411J iivettads e the %lib/as/see eeeseeteine a &17,11811^ shuek„ Maitle tooth. Catharine and Are
tleire Beetig-flitolvons. and Herbert
11 trhttt.,, trot ttt rig tests. tionsespiently .. .. .,,....... „.„. ..
, reliite0 sine raegliire-t hereeif sled liter ' anti leery elooth. ell pie have eut
leturt early in duly and attrq.0
11111011 attention. Sir Edward leaetee,
the former SolieitoteGeneral, de-
fended the prince. The prosbeater
altered the charge from " felonLy"
to "migeonduct under the erimitial
law amendments?'
Sir Edward intimated that the
defence. would ilie eoneydracy to,
rob and blackmail. etriet Keretty'
WaS observeel by the court tattletale
regarding the exnet nature of eitte
chat gea
Isater in the day the prince end
the others eoneernel in the elmege
were petee 1 in the doek elle
Ventral Criminal roma atul plead-
ed --Not •gailty." Priniee l'llehohisrof
lirOganna atel other relatives* and
lilentle were in tile ertaveled Coart-
roont. In opeeing the owe. 0.1thitrie
for the proseention sal 1 the Offence
nith wheel the prime. WaS ebarged
was tar WO COMMon Louder.'
AN ABANDONED PLACER.,
AIL Gold Creek Zit/Mitts !tram ino.r.-
3+913 Vietdtng Posing Values.
letweion erepet. lee' alieneened
•for ,‚tars, stole feeleli. eD Mites
1330 Ur K113:111111., niter :rem Mateo -it.
has stuldeely become a bowmen. elm
etream is alreney payleg watteN,.. and
nettcv ou numerous ehttuts, and had
the atiSa 0 Mtge 0.7 bellur meinparattee-
Iy ishallow. it W0,4 F.1.01to 0100tZtr C116
1 mad melt, rof ISM aletieheeediX.-
.
fore develeinottnit Was thortItIginty
A METEOR IN COLORADO'. 7 tier taken.
Mountain Divided by its Pas-
eo:Ate
3 to thee. clays the talt n'al was ten-
sieb-rtei too eleilleee, exel tile tar
reak wag kepi o Title NM..
mer. pny Larval:. -109 feet. eVidee
el.leieset*, ;Sete. 15.-A ep dert the Las lieen ulteoVereel. 18 3113 eteer-
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'MY A" tot*. DI neellee: fee n303,101' 014,..6. of All Gold mitn
311111 th-s 11.8 ID& tu pawl o ork. so:lie:hip.
itts 0 :oar Met etas 33.9 0:11
33 i 3'F3-- wool pro a ',how er
or my
1.= =Mat s sa n,e the tneenstriaing
PAMILI" SEPARATING,
at tialusete. 30.g1 411113.4313 T333. rAotttlla- 6611146 "41.1 Q13" 4.‘46
trevelte. . 33 234,0 41 tb.) sky 0+( (it lo
talleting itieestab eat whoitle. Ap- 3•,,t1L !160831)2" "`", 84f 34314 311'5 Ilttilt.bn
p.grtiy Aire wag 1,30t toe nerei lee IlLoo SA11.01.101.1 !trete.
twee, tee, 3.83 3,3 313.,,,,,,tpr. het ea. eine Suet 34002112 in tees oat:mites nod'
tvurt9 teem tile peeks) this eift ervesoni ,t1,11.3 Ate°, i/ele°,tee:elnir tee 3.`ell'P- „He' keel'
eay 33081. 4031)(013 1.3:4 34 4-8 opentoilf ","* •-•-'3,"1"1/r; ,or rea-
mer between tee peeke, phetionverion !eerie theit %-arnVat troc, toloA1+0 30W,
It*one Nest,
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fivit years, bor.- :4...guitar points :43 Lc.s, it is trtro. ar,41 ;itch 1 part of the city. In many tains great wealth in miner -aim lean- CHAMBERLAIN APPROVES.
regpr,„„wanc,‘ to x-113.! 13•trar tIa;!, 6111335 are moving; leeey ease. I always did well by lev etreets the children threw 011 their
to be intratlueed into allearl"- rele th*ttY 1C01%ted 3335tvY 4.310thIng and 'went in swimming.'"
war. It enetel alreost totet „ ,„ -
anDilillatien of tee able-bodied male
papulation of the ceuntry, and the
result may .be rf al in the Fellewitig
figures: Pope:Aire. ef Paraguay in
18n, 1,337,410.: la 1873, three years
team witere the Umie eves. atel oinet Bove with hand -carts did a thriv-
A epectal train 1 ' ' - a " °ethane even altemplal te follow me
gateau from Berlin to Pots /am at. lit go to visit it to get
o'n.,;;;elz In the evening, tote reterreel l':h!ei-°-"nr...03.1,111-0.";aLlbily, fcod for their
to Berlin at ten minutes to tee.
mouths. ie'one of thou ever end to
In there -rot o . a - ' at tl .
work a gtroke aster they married
after the t, rat:eat:en of the wale 11` ' new pettlete Earl Roberta ane teen- ,
amounted tee onle 221,0'79, and or .errz/ wool engaged ta a taatt erm,..et._ ! me, and. '1 tonid not and yet cannot ,
these mare', elf were women, ellif- ' . otit- yr ID h3.-.31 they reeeperee tem,. . see why they wanted to know- .•
where, this mine is loeat•ed. I ad-
dren nail vete.' oil men. . 30 , IV .
'' eeepectivo• experieneeg ia etteatit Ate mit that 1 killed all four of them,
;When the war wae over the people • , Ana and 'Cube. but I say that it was dons in self -
had been reduced to tee most abjeet entente. Did they not follow tee and
.poverty arid were oil the 'Verge of ' _
ittarveition, bring driven to site') ex- t Ettensiee forest firee are• destroy- , try to get me to tell them witerit
pediente ee tie eat eats. dogs and ring a large amount of property in tbe tette was? Same -of them ateit
bOrseei Worse ,tell, owing to the Oregon.
gee atlases from whites flocleing
there without capital to sustairr
' London despntell : The unique gear
Ind 1.heln 1°I.; some 7119' there being advanced by the 'Vicar oi Gerfeseete
ing Ineeiness wheeling women :
eller; about the streets. The teas
of four batteries of artillery, en- 1
camped at Oakbamptors, Devonshire.
were Mown away, and the eohliers
were eOmpelled to pass! the night
vrithout shelter.
, The Beltisb Trades Congress paete
• patby With the Arneriettn working -
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a resolution expressing sem- 1.
men In -eresisting trusts and reit--
threatened till tall ate if I did sot vested preeidentse'
emp oyers o labor. Thege nom
may become pregsed for food and
steal from the Kaffirs, who would
resent the thefts by 'killing whites,
the trouble eventually developing
into a big native rising. Tbere are
more natives In the Zoutpansberg
distriet than in all the rest of the
Transvaal. The banks at Pletere-
burg. la the Zoutpensberg,have re-
opened. Many Arab traders have
started Mores there, and are -doing
a larIge trade with, the KatlieS.
of ranning, theatres; in conjunatioit
with .churches throughout the ;lee
lege); of the United Kingdom, haare-
ceived the support of no MR an es-
thority titan Jos. Chamberlain, 'OK
Colonial Secretary. lir. Mato r -
Iain has written a letter to the v,estee,
in *Melt he sympathizes with their,
project arid says he is always pleased?
to' bear of anything- being done. tee
bring light and happinesg into tha
Uvei or the people. ,