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Jk 1) THE 'CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE': TUESDAY. 'AUGUST 31. 1909. r- Tea Growing in India Described by Prof. Dorsey.

I FORESTRY FIGHT TURNS TO CAPITAL Ballinger and Pinehot Hastening- to Washington to Defend Claims. Lots of ilieople Follow Imagination Instead of Fact ri a 3PHAEG STAYS A WHILE. Retirement from Office Expected to Revise His Charges of Misdeeds. 11,1 111 ,41 :41 if .11 11- ii as I IP 7 7: ,....7: 1 4." -'n- 401,: 44, 2 't 4: a pc, ,4,.4,,,,, :,.,:4 ,4,,..., 4 Ili s--- (,,,,, a': 1:.. 4.,,, 1 ipit.CO:'.:.'.: .7 .1 41k.114 ll'r 4e, .11, 41- ,4, )- .4 'Clio .7, rtigt: t'' i 4 mo -4, 1 :1 44 -1.

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So their pocketbooks are touched and their judgment warped by every skillfully advertised fad that comes along. Smokers are perhaps the most susceptible. It tickles their fancy to see what they imagine is their beloved weed dressed up in all sorts of shape and garb, and offered to them as this 1 that at any old price, so long as the seller gets the buyer's money. Did you eyer get caught? The naked truth about tobacco is the cigar. It is either bad, indifferent, good, better or best.

The man who smokes the Geo. W. Childs nickel cigar has left nothing to imaginationhe knows. Steele-Wedeles Company. A 1 i i II 1, 11.

17.z1 ti-azrznr. 2.ea SUES FOR DREAM ASSAULT INDIAN TEA FARM I WONDERFUL PLACE Former School Teacher Charges Man Entered Her Room. Washingtor. Aug. Developmente in connectiun ith the coraroverse over the queetion of conservation of resources are expected to follow thick and fain upon tee arrival In Weiehington of Secreotary of the leterior Ballinger.

Although FOrenter Pinchot plaeried to remain away from his office- Several weeks longer, it is understood that he will soon return to the scene of action. prepared to continue the fight with the head of the interior denartnlent if neCeeea rYA prominert government officer is authority for the statement that every effort will be made to bring the tight to an end as soon as possible. and the hope is expressed that the differences between Ballinger and Pinchot will be recorciled by President Taft. who has exprersed a purpose to recommend to congress the enactment Of laws that will authorize the executive to withdraw from entry such lards en the public domain as in the opinion uf the authoralee should be conserved for the bera at of the whole people. to to (lat.

the preAdent has not shown his band in the coiltroversy. He has given no that intends to uphold the hand of PAillinger or Pinchot or that it is his purpose to rebuke one or the other. the controversy bad become quiesnt in a measure until Ormeby Mc Hare'. assistant secretary of commerce and labor. which department is in no WRY involved.

came out in an interview extremely critical of in general and of the forestry people in particular. McHarg to Remain a Month. Mr. Mcilarg's utterances are deplored by some of his most intimate friends in official We, though none of them publicly criticises Lim. The indleations are that Mx.

McHarg will retire from the public service on or about Oct. I is accordanee with plane formulated by him a long time in advance of the publication of his interview hearing on the policy of conservation. He evidently Is proceeding on the theory that he is to remain in the department until that time, although he is ready to retire at any date. Secretary NSIttl. who was with.

the preeleent at Beverly yesterday. talked with Mr. 3retare ever the long distance telephone from New Yerk this morning The converstation was presumably about the routine eleings of the department. Mr. McIlarg as the ranking (Alicial of the department of commerce and coot-.

remained at his desk throughout tee ay and professed to have no knowledge as to whom his suceeesoe Is to be nor when Paid individual is to arrive There is eome expectancy here concerning the date when Mr. atcHarg actually Is to become a privae citizen. for it is predicted that he will take advantage of his freedom from official restraint to explain more fully some of the etatements he allowed to go into print a few days ago coni-erning the activities of the forestry bureau in the west and the critics of his warm friend, Secretary Ballinger. Weed Mentioned as Successor. It is currently reported that the successor to Mr.

Meliarg as assistant secretary or comMerce and labor is to be a PacMc coast attorney. Theodore Weed. at present chief clerk of the department and iormerly- aecretary to ()car Straus. lately a catenet metal. has been mentioned.

The officials of the interior departmewt who were called on to report to President 'fart all the facts in their possession relative to the Cunningham coal claims in Agisica soon will be ready to comply with Mr. eatt's order. Acting Sevretary Pierce of the interior department and Lend Commissioner Denette are going over the record bearing on the Cunningham claims and it is understood will forward their report to the president this week. After he has received these reports and gone over them it is Vie understanding here that tie will confer with Secretary Ballinger. President Taft is scheduled to deliver at least seven speeches between Chicago and the Pacific coast.

and some of these will be within the territory where the people will be Interested to know his views concerning the administration of forests. lanccaltairs, and water power interests. 1 I 1 i 3 I I ri I I 1 a 1 I 1 Int I .1 11 0 I 4 4 1 I i i 1 (Continued from drat paste.) THAT WAS FIVE YEARS AGO. Recently She Decided That Her Vision Was a Reality. Imemnimummiri LIONIMINIEMEMIEWIENMEEMEEntlb filiNIMEMEMEMINE I I 1 RESORTS AND HOTELS.

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Even now it is possible to count a dozem or more white bellied lizards crating about the walls of theteuse cal ching files. SundayBut to me. of course. the great show here is the natives, the thousands of them. from all the primitive tribes of central and north India.

Thus have seen here Mundas. Santals. and Orangs from Chota Napgur. Ghasi, Bengali; low caste Aryans from the central and northwest provinces; Kaliktundi from Madras way. Orissan hill peopts.

and the Akkas of the mountains near But the most intereeting of all are the big Katcharies. or natives of lower AESAM. They are short and chubby, have a yellowish skin. wear native made garments. have great round rings in ti.e lobes of their ears.

and live in pile dwellings. Of almost equal interest are the short. Squat. ear lobed Meeries of upper Assam, who were formerly enslaved. Today I have seen two great bazaars.

or markets. In one of which were over 5.000persons. The market is held in open sided. grass thatched shelters. arranged in long parallel rows.

under which the merchants sit on mats or the ground. The average value of each venders wares is perhaps This morning we had two great dances on the lawn. Leah by the Mantes of Chota Nag-pur. interesting danees and quite primitive. reminding tue of the little have seen of the Australlane.

Tennis Party of English. And this afternoon there is a great ternte party about 4 oclock. About fifteen couples appeared. all driving up in exceedingly smart traps with tine horses and ernart grooms. While the ladles gossiped and drank te the men played tennis.

Although the day was exceedingly warm. the quality of tennis was fine, and I came to have a new kind of admiration for these tea planters. At 5:30 the tennis ceased. and the men drank tea. or eomething stronger.

and at ence began playing bridge on the wide veranda of the bungalow. This was continued until 9. when the party broke up and we had our dinner. The men. eollectively, form as clean limben e.

lot in their white flannels as one would care to see. Evidence of great intellect however, was not strikirgly prominent. Incidentally. tonight I have learned something of the caste system on these far away gardens as it exists among the whites The basis of the caste system here depends on whether the planter has been through one or another of the great schools of England. such as Harrow.

Eton. or Rugby. But this caste system apparently a little deeper. Thus, the black mistress of a white plinter. though she may be of low caste, takes precedence in native society over the wife of a high Caste System Rules Calcutta.

am told that in Calcutta caste system among the whites is even more strongly marked than it is up here in Assam, the line of demarcation for example, between these who may and may not call at government house in Calcutta being sharply marked. It grows warmer day by day. 94 yesterday. The clouds. high up.

gather and pass on. getting ready to break in from four to eight wceks. when the rains begin. The nativcs up here ecem happier and more in India. and they are hetter fed, though the coolies are generally hungry, or say they are.

They eat only two meals a day. one big and one small meal. THOS. COOK S011 kSWer Ad Chicago The Mecca of the Summer Tourist When In Chicago consult The lribune Information Bureau for hotel accommodations places to dine and for your R. 628 Tribune Bldg.

234 South Clark Street, Chicago Suit for $10.000 damages against Stewart Barrett, 81 Boweit avenue. was filed yesterday in the Circuit court by Miss Bendict, formerly a tetteher in the public schools here. Damages are asked for an alleged assault upon her five years ago. when she lived in the ssame apartment building that Barrett occupied. Attoiney F.

J. Karasek. counsel for tilts woman. filed. a priecipe and promised that the declaration, when tiled, wouie reveal a story that would rival the WellitTton hotel bathroom mystery in ts hlch Ella (Jingles was the central figure.

Five years ago the alleged assault occurred. yet Miss Benedict was not sure of that fact until recently. Even now she is puzzled and cannot understand it all. much like a dream does it seern she says. Hears Noise in Room.

One night she was awakened by noise in her room. Some onea man. she thought seemed to have her by the throat, and just as she was about to scream she felt, she imagined. a handkerchief being pressed to her lips. She remembered nothing more.

She awoke in the morning a little later than usual and tried in vain to shake off her depression. At breakfast she related in part her experiences of the night or her dream. She was not sure which it was then. There was a man in my room last night," she Eald. Then she asserts she heard another boarder whisper to Barrett: Stewart.

if she knew it ItS you she would kill you." O. it was surely a dream." suggested one, and Miss Bendict was unwilling to discuss the subject with the boarders after that. She Becomes .111. Her health began to fail almost Immediately thereafter. She gave up her position as teacher in the public and went to New York.

Nleanwhile site worried incessantly: More than one physician was consulted before she could accept the belief that she had been attacked. The mother of Mr. Barrett slates that there is nothing to Miss Bendict's case. GOGEBIC HOTEL COTTAGES C. I FL K.

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They pluck every day, here and there. Each bush is plucked about thirty times a year. The fields must be hoed for weeds and kept clean. Drains must be made and kept open. Fertilizer must be added, and many boys are required to look out for pests, rod spiders, etc.

All Join in "Plucking." Women and ghee and boys pluck. Each carries a big bamboo basket on his or her back and each is provided with a gauge." or a stick of a certain height Which determines what height is to be maintaleed. Each carries the basket at the close of the days work to the withering room, a long. open sided shed. where the leaves are Epread on cloth or wire trays which run up in racks.

The leaves remain there from eixteen to twenty-four hours, when they are carried into another big. long shed and placed in automatic tellers, which work in a circular motion. and the leaves are rolled eufficiently to open up the cells in the Then the leaves are transferred to a big. revolving cylindrical sieve and the coarse leaves are separated from the fine and are re-roiled for half an hour. Next the leaves are carried into a long shed, where an even temperature is maintained.

and are spread out two Inches deep to foment." The Juices cf the leaf oxidize as the leaf is exposed to the atmoEphere, and it turns blackish. An expert decides how long it remains in the fomenting room by testing it every two to three hours. Then the leaves are carried to another building. where they are arranged in long, narrow. perforated zinc pans, which are automatically carried haok into a big dry-air chamber.

where they become- perfectly dry. They are then carrien to revolving screens, where they are separated into the various grades according timness, and are then boxed and shipped Methods Used Are Primitive. Many of the methods here seen; primitive. There is too much manual la.hor. too much carrying by hand Tea planters are conservative and antiquated.

The gardens are owned in England. The managers formerly on the ground were second rate gentlemen, those who failed at something at home. Now more engineers are found and they do better. but the engineers claim that it is dmicult to get modern machinery. etc.

The days work here is regulated not by hours; but t-aoil day. to tile season, etc much vt-crk as can be performed by an average coolie in four hours is assigned, Some of them do it in two and have the rest of the' day to themselves; others do two or three allotnierts and get double or triple wages. The fare better here than anywhere else in India. Each one cests the garden about to be landed. etc.

They are bound for a term of years: some run away. others die. When the period is up they generally remain. though some go back to their hills in India; others 1 ent rice lands of the government and settle in -two villages not attached to tne gardens. An old sweeter here is worth 5.tee) rupees.

He is a money lender and has saved up his earnings, inteiest 12 per cent a month. Nearly every industrious family owns cattle or buffalo. so many that there is about ore for every individual The cattle are small even tiny, as a restlit of poor breed! ing. a. B.

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Singer. TeL Fox Lake 234. 9 MISSING GROOM IS FOUND. Paul Hennig. Who Left ort Wedding Eve, Seeks Work in New York.

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MELROSE VILLA HOTEL MELROSE VILLA HOTEL PEANUT EATER OFFERS SELF TO PROVE NEW CANCER CURE. PAW PA LAIli IA tFormerly Blake') opens June I5th. Rates to 512. Good boating. bathing and dancing.

Write CAULFIELD. Coloma. Mich. 1 Where Is My Boy Tonight IA out of date. Lse less.

and Ehold te placed under the temperance ban. acconling to Mrs. Emily Hill. presalent if the Cock county T. U.

and chairman of the temperallet parade cunintittee. which plans to have i 1(W1010 men. women. and children march in the anti-liquor procession on Sept. Z.

1 Lees not sing that4 ld hymn any more she told ildoo pers ns who gathered last night -1Willard hall of the Womans temple to arouse enthusiasm for the prop sed parade. It reflects in us. We ought to know where Our boy is and if he is wandering, subject him to Mrs. Hill declared the statement had been made that Hen Fred I) was to appear at the head of the parade without his army uniform. This may be true." said she.

but we women are going to make a uniform for 1 1 him. and he has cinsented to ear it. It will consist of a white silk sash. trimmed 1 with heavy gold fringe. We are proud of 0 our grand marshal." Among other speakers at the meeting were the Rev.

W. 0 Shepherd of the Englewood iMethodist Episcopal church who aroosed 1 applause by his emphatic denial that women were as much given to drink as were men. I night meeting will be held next Monday in Willatd hail. '1 1 't I A 1 .1 I 1--- A A $,: 1 Ni Nill AA. 1 I I Paul Hennig.

the Blue Island maxi who appeared on the of his wedding to Miss Alice Fonts. 41o3 Campbell avenue, is in Nev York City. according to a statement made to the police yesterday by F. A. Hardy.

his former ewployer. Mr. Hardy said that Hennig had appeared at the New York office (4 the optical company by which he was employed here, awl asked for work. He also wrote a letter to Mr. Hardy asking for a recommendation.

This was refused. Mrs. Fo Ilia and her daughter did not express surprise that Hennig had been found. They both expected he would be heard from before long, they said. OMMIMi-Mp NEW JERSEY.

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1268 Har AV. G. Watrous. 270 Franklin Chicago THEY do not shrink, they do not crack, and the buttonholes do not rip out Thomas J. Allen of Aurora believes he has discovered a cure for cancer and is so sure of Lis ground that he yesterday offered himself for an experiment.

He said he had asked an eastern cancer specialist to graft a cancer upon him for the test. The cure Allen proposes is a matter of diet. Some time ago he went in for peanuts and lived for sixty days on them exclusively. He says cancer comes from a disorganized digestion and alternating monodiets will eradicate it. Thus he suggests potatoes alone for a number of days, then peanuts alone.

followed by a turn at grapes. and so on. One cure is announced by Allen. and he says he has several patients under his care who are making marked progress. If he is permitted to make the experiment upon himself and It proves successful.

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303 Dearborn-st Chicago. RESIGNS FROM ELGIN ASYLUM. Barry Hilton Ends Twenty Years' Service as Master Mechanic at State Hospital. After nearly twenty years master mechanic of the Illinois state hospital at Elgin. Harry Hilton has sent in his to take effect today.

The resignation. It is understood. followed a disagreement with V. H. Podstata, superintendent of tha hospital.

Tile resignation was received by Supt. Podstata three weeks ago, but was not made public until yesterday. Hilton was Immediately given a three weeks' vacation with pay and at the expiration or this period tomorrowwill leave the institutioa. It is understood that Jesse Pearsoc who has been electrician at the hospital and who is now acting master mechanic, Will be appointed to fill the vacancy. HOTEL NORMANDIE a zo.

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Chain of beautitui 1111L1111. ad lwr112 ent modern and complete Chicago oince. Room It 171 Randolph It Tea Plantation Beautiful Spot. Saturday--I am sitting on the broad veranda of the bungalow. On three sides are blue wooded hills.

To the north, six miles ae ay. are the foothills of the Himalayas. They pile up in parallel ridges and terminate on the back in lee clad peaks and ridges, 24.000 to 2r) ASV feet high. 24.01 miles away. In front of the bungalow is a mile broad low.

'peel plain. a rice field; on the other three sides of the bungalow are tea gardens in blocks of fifty to 5(k) acres. Here and there ar great cultivated spots of bamboo and on every she is Jungle fillfd with wild animals. The bungalow stands in a lovely garden with greensward, flowers. roses, and fruit trees.

Everywhere and at all times are song birds, all new except the crow and turtle dove. Below in the rice fields, now dry, great herds of cattle and water buffalo are grazing. Always there comes up from below the notes of the shepherds flute. mournful and plaintive. reminding me of Tiahuanaco.

in Bolivia. Around the great veranda are lovely ferns and orchids In hanging baskets. West of the bungalow, in the compound. are two tine grass tennis courts. for the seventy-two whites In the Tezpur valley are famous tennis players.

Tomorrow, Sunday, there is to be a big tournament here. After tennis win come tea and bridge whist till 8:80, the dinner time of the valley. Twenty Servants About House. This bungalow is a famous big old one, wits lofty brick walls, painted over plaster. and a grass thatched roof.

In which deadly poisonous rat snakes make their nest. One night one fell down from behind a picture on the wall when the light was lighted In the dining room. To take care of my host and hostess and the house and grounds and (all this is quite apart from the tea garden) are from fifteen to twenty Three look after the grass lawn alone. The weather is that of a balmy, lazy, lovely day in June. Later, with the real rains (4410 to 800 inches in Assam) in May to September, come countlese myriads of gnats.

mosquitoes. sand tiles. MI.d every blessed thing that crawls, creeps, or files. It must be a regular plague, but then they make tea and keep behind netting and sleep and eat with great punketh going, pulled da.y and be at crawls, riengulacrpiague.crbe but then they make maItkme tuesat with great punketh going, pulled 46.y awl and keep behind netting and sleep and eat MISSISSIPPI. GTO HOTEL GLENWOOD LOCATED ON LAKE GENEV Open Until October int.

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Good timbale ktenting seasonfrom November to May. Apply to any of the following agents at Ocean Springs, A. V. Resambeatt K. M.

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DR. CA1116 STRUAR. 100 Stall' 81. (Room 140). ChicalM Ilk OBrruAILY.

LLOYD GARRISON WHEELER. colored. business agent of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial school, died yesterday at Tuskegee. Ala. He 60 years old at the Hilea his death and formerly lived in Chicago.

He came here when 11 years old and after a few years became a mail carrier. While doing tht s. work he studied law and was the first colored attorney admitted to the bar in Illinois. He assisted in the organization of the Provident hospital and the Sixteenth Illinois infantry. now the Eighth regiment.

CHRISTIAN VIEMAN. well known In the furniture world. and for over twenty years associated with the J. S. Ford Johnston company.

and later with the H. C. Nieman company, died yesterday morning after a long iliness at his home. 1536 West Sixteenth street. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from his residence.

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