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HANK «»K MARTIN COUNTY.
« AT WIIJ.IAM.STOX, N. C.,
At tin- close of business on the 30th day of April, 1902 Z
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ANI» I AM MAKING AND SiIIPPIXC DAILY
Tobacco Flues
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WASHfRGTOf LETTBL .
(PMM omt mill
Washington, July si, 1901. —
An inspection of the executive
departments in Washington, and
paillcirtarly of those burns* de
voted to the collaboration and clas
sification ' Of scientific data. Occas
ionally leads the thoughtful OUSCT- !
ver to remark "enri bono 4 What:
is lo be gained by it*" Kc better
in-tance of the value of sock work
has been afforded than in the esse
«if irrigation law recent!y exacted
which has taxed to its utmost re
sources the mass of hydrugraph'c
information which, for the past
fourteen ycais, the Geo!cg:cal Sur
vey has been industriously collect
ing. With the passage of the lla:.s
-brough-Kewlands Irrigation law,
the Secretary of the Interior was
confronted with the necessity of
,li*l>ursiiig a fund which now ag
[gregif«. upwards of j4.000.0c0
acre?. Furthermore, the p«ctis
ions of law, anneal reports
must be made to Congress showing
the progress made. Referring to
the herculean proportions of the
task imposed on him. Secretary
Hitchcock recently remarked that,
were it not for the vast amourt of
hydrographic data which he knew
to he in the possession of the Geo- j
logical survey, he would resign j
from the Cabinet rather than un- 1
let take to direct a project of such
vast extent
Immediately the law was signed
by the President, who takes the
liveliest interest in the execution of
its provisions, Mr. IFtchcnck sent
for Mr. Frederick N. Newel!, chief
cf the Hydrographic Divis'on, and.
for acting on !>is ad rice,' issued an
order withdiawing from se tle
mcnt nine tracts f U.r.d which, f„r
convenience, arc known as "pro
ject«." These projects are krated
in the vi.iuity of the St. Marys
river, in Montana, of the Gunnison
in Colorado, the Salt and San Car
los rivers in Arizona, the Trucker
and Carson livers iu Nevada, the
Colorado river in California, the
South Piatt in Colorado,the Grand in
Utah, ai.d the Big Horn in Wyom
ing. Rt feuiiig to the extent of the
land withdrawn from settlement.
Secretary Hit hcock says: "Se
lections hav« been made in ad
vance in n somewhat liberal man
r.« in order t>> allow t:.e consider
-citi.>ll of alternate „• }>r» j- vt; Of pio
\ 11! f r i:i;f>> esocn contingent icf
I? si Tic 1 xjKctation t - pjt
i;m- 1 a?t;-. $ .ntmcdiafc'y .n '..t- £»! i
- rc
t > entry th ? s i.» S i.ee :t «j
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Sufv-eyu g pait:es are w c wnr"»ii-g
«ii the M. Mary s ai.J Cus.s.»sjn
in dit ■»• hoirul cv a
inc the othcis before fni Mr.
Newell las gone West t■» coiih>
w.th his cnj;iiiee s in the Stehl and
v. ith those jirivate an ! iUt? eu
;;iiiCcrS in cor.nccti->n with whom
j. lie has herctoiore worked. On h:>
return, it is anticipated thc
' ecretary will be ah"-, to make a
definite selection of the pioje* t>
which which «ill be first di velop
ed and announce the a,
1-H atim of the reservoirs to be con
structed. '
Neither the Secrctazy ror Mr
Newell believes that it n ill lv pos
5.1.1 c to complete the iir gation -t
any Uact in less than three y« ais.
but after that time usclts willliC
att lined rapidly an-l.it is estimated
that during the next half century,
what is now arid land wII tie re
claimed at an average rate of i.-
acres per year, which
rate, however, will not keep pace
with the estimated increase in the
population of the Country.
With the !e'iveiai.».e of the l_st
letter of Secretary Ko»t to the Va
tican and the receipt of its acknow
lcdgcmcnl. the r.egoeiitions which
uovcrnor Taft has teen c idu t
ing at Rome have pra, >us
I-ended. In accordance «.th the
wish e f the Secretary of War. thev
will be resumed at some future
dale In Manila, where Governor
Tat can devota a porti-m 01 bis
time to them w ithont interference
with his other duties, fo far as
the facts l av# been rerealjU to the
press, they do cot seem to sub
stantiate any claim of decisive vic
tory on cither side Th sc poin s.
howevrr. whiih have been detenu
ined hare been decided in aeco-d
aace with the views of r.e a-lmin
istnilkHi auil there is reason to hop*
frit when th- l.egotiati-.n* a ' li t
, a"y conch iled they m ty lie regard
as a victory f»r '.me::., n
I n*a y.
V»&!» a mef ti i ; lictircm fccr *
II .jr a>«J *cnor Crmji H
■' Mti-i.t r ii.J Oh j.j.
Cteklrittail rrf ihr
Wit!fthjt cfrtintrv h"ts l» p
tiuuiJ, fx t inj Itc iccv pt bj Mr.
Concha of (he approval by his gov
ernment of (he steps already takes.
Secretary Hay has pone to his
summer home in Newbampshire.
and has, with considerable "Dip
lomacy," made public the state
ment that any ofbvc-seeker who
follow him there will he courteous-
ly received, but will forfeit all
chance of appointment. Mr. Hay
also informed the newspaper men
that th re was no hotel nor other
accommodation for strangers in
the vicinity of his home. Secreta
ry Coitvlyou, acting for the Presi
dent, has at cepted an invitation
(or the lalt.r. to pay a brief visit to
Mr. Hay while on his new Eng
land trip.
Secretary Cortelyott, who ts BO*
in Washington, has completed the
Unitary for the l'r-. siients New
England an 1 Northwest* rn tnp*.
Mr. Ktoicvclt will leave Oyster
Bay August tinil for New England
and wi 1 return on September Ist
On September 19th, he will ica.«
for the Northwest, from which he
will return to Washington on Oc
tober Bth. It is uot certain that he
will be able (o arrange for a trip to
the Southwest as was anticipated.
It is significant cf the quality of
the alleged "news" sent out from
OjrsUr Bay (hat the President has
obliged to deny a rumor to the ef
feet (hu( his daughter was engaged
(o Lieu. Robert Sterling Clark, of
New York. In so doing. Mr.
Roosevelt states that Miss Roose
velt has no( even a speaking ac
quaintance with the gentleman
whose name has been so footishly
coupled with l.ers.
Superintendent of the Capitol,
Woods, is pushing with ail possi
ble haste tt.e work of redecorating
J Statuary Hall, and hopes to hare
| the work completed when the G.
A. R. meets in Washington in Oe
tuber. Work on the House deco
meut room is progress : ng rapidly,
and it is hoped that every evidence
of repairs and improvements win
he out of the « ay by the time men
Honed.
j SAVES A WOMAN'S LIFE.
To have given up would have arui!
kith far Mr-. I»r» Cnxx.of Ikutknln
Jla>». Fur jurs she hail cmlwel nati>M
misery from a severe lung trouble •»>
oVaiaate coujjli. "Often," »h? «ti:ev "I
ct'«l>l scarcely hrc itfcc and mcjetunc*.
ormld ait !j*»k All ilm i«*i jcJitooijrt
■I lill I t>tl l)r. > N>» lr.
—rrfr=rCorlsd «j- r
c-jfcl." ynEticiß m Ciltht C , '
T!:ixt s::d l.iiiijj T ~'>fe i,>
»:■«•!( (« i! met .* ; • I'ißj i
-i! lijr all ;{.*• ' Pfej
and t> '• Ti .u t- ! . I,xx
JJlcrsi'B ns Ai: levcU&t.
Tfc sr.as Jufvr \\- . • r •;;! - :
inventor, hut, cii-;-K"l in Ms 1 1 ;
!kf in the naturr.! r ijjjht of all 55L-1
kind tn ttaefnl inrprcveraetsla ,
without restraint, he newc aj-plx*'.
j for a patent.
His fir-t original device w.w
foldingchair, which he used t•'
carry to charch iu early lays, -,»h.:.
i services were held in the ' costs i
ih'Hisc at Charlottesville an! t!;t
-
s-ating conveniences w rc incfii
cseut. llw gratklaott tei% ns Bow
h.- would "mount his li.irsc cariy
iuthc morning during t'.te Liit-cr
\ cars of his life, canter down t!te
j mountain ami across the cc-Kuiry
Ito the site of the university an I
spend a loiij; day there, directing
the work. carrying with him a w.ilk
ing stick of his own invention, now
familiar to all, composed of three
sticks, which, being spread out and
covered with a piece of cloth made a
tolcraMe goaJ seat " Mr. B icon .his
overseer, in his remiimcences says
"His servants came with hint
taooght a seat, a kind of camp
stool of his own invention. After
Mr. Jtff-.reon got old ami fcftdc a
servant used to go with lrtn and
cany that stool so that he coal!
sit down whilt he was waiting far
anyhody or attending to any work
1 that wa going on."
He invented the revolving chair,
now a familiar and necessary arti
cle of furniture in all office* am!
counting rooms. The l : c>itra!i-t
newspapers to call it "Mr,
Jefferson's whirl i-gig," and de
clared that he had devised it "so
as to look all ways at once.
He also designed a light wagon,
or sulky, with a comfortable scat
ami two wheels, with which he
drove around the country when
he was too feeble to ride horsduct.
Mr. Jefferson invented the copy .
ing press. lf c writes to Mr. iljdi
;oa in 1756: "Ila.icg a greet d>
sij.e to hav? a portabk cr, ying
icachiue, and havin - tu.lieJ «?v_
nn»c exfcrinKnts with the priotf
!> of la:#* mocluiuK E «.t.lc \o X-i
ply iu the uiunJr cus, tjbaipl
o:i -u\ and had it taade.
It aswers i«fectl>*. I haw set k
they air of such dwail that he
has Iris bards fell. I send you one.
Yoa nest expect to make many
eteays before yon succeed perfectly.
A "oft brush, like a >4ariug brush,
fc more auttt-v/ty tLia a sponge."
He wo seat a copying pro» to tfct:
3£3ts{B2& de Lafsycttt as a fttMct
Aaothci of his inventions tra* a
acmphcvak. which he ssys "ha?
kog been wanted by the cdtrvss-
I uxs of hemp, and as 9ws *•> I can
*:sak of -As effect with certainty I
shall describe it anonymously in
the public pa;*_Ts. in crri r to fere
ssall the prtMration of its tint bj
s«ceiat«fc- ! ir.R patentee."
Hi. anata a pedoracter to
: u.»>ui the ii-~tancc te walked.
Ht •Hfcsst cue to Jams Uadbon.
-Jiitn the following otptaa-tttry
*et?»sf. "To the loop at tli£ boitOD.
•ji it you i3u«t cw a tape, sad at j
, the eXht-J end of the U*pe a saial*,
Look. Cut a little bole in the bot
torn of Toor left watch rocket, pass i
the hook and tape through it, ami
k>an between the farcer lies sad
dnien, sml fix the hook on the
edge of jour Lace ai! incL
frees the knee buckle; then hook
the iiKtruiaciit itself by its swivel
hook, ox the upper edge of your
watch pocket. Your tape being
adjusted in hugth. your >teps will
be exactly measured by the instm
mem."
Hh most important invention
was a plough. Mr. Bacon, hb
awweer. ays: "He was rerv in
gcnicßv He iawnUil a plow that
was cmsidtiKl a great improve
stent on any that had ever beer,
used. He- gc>t a great many prv
arams acd medals for it. Hi
planned his own cat riage, build
iiig*. garden and fences and mam
other things He was near!)
always busy upon soaie plan n
— otVl "
Jefferson's plough received a golt*
■edsl in France in ijyo. During
his Kuropcan tours he had beet
struck with the waste of power
caused by the lad construction o'
the ploughs in common use. Ih>
part of the plough called tlu
"mouklboard." which is above tht
dme and turns over the tart i.
settled to him the chief seat of er
ror. and he spent many of th
kisarc hours cf his la«t tvro years i:
Fnsrc hi envi>!ving c taotdJboan
I srhs-fc »h «Vi offer the minimum
!v* He setif tht angina*
I ta the Sovnl Agriculture-.
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A ia to New' York. sr.
. \t_-.u yean afu "'r !s the m
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