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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
ONLY FRAUD.

VIM. BrodIe Is Not the Fiend Of Whito
Chapel.
LONDON, July, 29.-William Brodio,
the man who, while in a state bordering on
delirium tremens, stated that he bad COM
mitted the murders and mutilations OF
women in and about the Whitechapsl dis
trict, was to-day discharged from custody,
there being no evidence on which 20 hold
him and physicians prononEcing him sane.
He was Immediately reirrested, however,
on a charge OF fraud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
nsr.ra for Governor Of pslaware.

WASHINGTON, July % 1t is regarded
% move than probable that ex-senator
Blyard will be the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Delaware at the next else
uon. Byard Is very popular, and there
IS growing demand that be make the
race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
A uvoIone and Rain storm at Boston.

BosToS. July GA cyclonic storm Of
wind and rain this afternoon plouShed s
furrow fifteen feet wide long distance and
threw the water Of the Chieopte river niiy
feet high. The streams are rising rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
FIRE In THE LAND.
Disastrous BIszss Raging Throughout For
ests In the West.

BOISE CITY, IDAHO. July 80 Forest
fires are sweeping this county, destroying
one of the finest belts of timber in Idaho.
The country is so dry that the frs are
spreading over great extent of country.
Gov Shoup has telegrsphed the Secretsry
of the Interior asking aid in exlinguishing
the fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

PARIS. July 29.-At SO'clOek this after
noon the results we're knoEn in POO can
tons. General BOalaager has been
elected in only -. Tbs Colssrva ives
have gained 20 seats M Wiiso1, SON
in-llw OF ex President Grevy, aai " le
Herisse, the wsll-kloSa BlalaagsL are
defeated.
Tue Blulan yis,s are. depressed BY The
rssult OF the election. Tiey expected %
carry io) eaaloas. TIE Boaa2ariis.s have
gained l5 seats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
WEsr VIRGINIA LAWYERS.
Annual Meeting of the State Bar Assocla-
tlon At white Sulphur.

NIUH 1t " IEINU ItHITIIttHs
Special telegram 10 The Register.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA,
July 29. The West Virginia Bar Aasocia-
ton met here to-day. President B. M
Amber, of Parkersburg, delivered an in
teresting alumni address, touching on jury
trials and various other subjects of interest
to the fraternity. The pFize essay by
Senator DOnahue was read By B. S. Alli-
SOD, of Wheeling, and discussed at some
length. A German is given tonight in
honor Of the assooiation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
FELL In A MILL POND.
THB BOULANGgR METEOR PALLS SIZES
AND G0BS OUT.
The Agihior Finally Rspsiiaisd By French Voters
HIS Friends Garry 0nly Twsysot Twelve
Hundred Cilions-A Great Govern
msnl Victory.

PARls, July 29.-M. Tiebaud, a proni-
neDt Boulangist, in an interview tonight
admitted the defeat Of his party. he said
it was clear that while Gen. Boulanger
might be a plebecistary force, he was GER
tainlY not an electoral force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

CoSoosD, n. H, July 29-Hon. z Il.
r ilIins, ex Senator, who Is Ill st the lsle
Of Shoals, has bad another RELAPSE. He is
unconscious, ard Is failing Percsptioly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
HAY Rnnd Onerlnrs.

WASHINGTON, Jaly 2O.-TO-dAy's bond
offerings aggregated S127 100, as follows:
K sistered Ats &. 600 at 1O7; Sl25, 100 at
1865.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

CITY oF MEXICO. July % The press
IS attacking the Calnsss immigration
scheme. Tle reports that negroes are re-
ceiving concessions for immigraiiDg to
Mexico are false
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
steamer Arrivals.

NEW YORK, Jaly 29.-Arrived, Steamer
Arizlna from Liverpool. Gravesend, ar
rived. Steamer Cansds from New York for
london.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

PARIS, July % The Bon aagisia afe
Depressed By the resuli az che elections.
They expected 10 carry iOo ciutous. Tho
Bouapartisis have gaiuei ~ seats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

LONDON. JAY % The Shah is about
to dep,rt fom England ne biie fare.
well 70 the Q1se1 a. Osborae 10 day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

Dispatch ssesssers from Seattle ~ folsowy:
for ezn Frsspc1se3, via Pprr Townse<6d
and Victoria. Attic D. m. fr4ssenrerx =
eesvesS<p bnsvk ~ sf1p M ssxSeas,S,sr
& re 3 ~ r -. sfsif <~sT r1esdaIs
For ALASKA 81 "a IA. September 10
From san Frtses~sys,. fe,r Victoria ara
Puget sucrsf posss Avs "a -.ys-n,Fxsr
:. :. A. y. q. .. sad ever ave dsTx Tiers
Isckefa rzgJ be ossssnea :. the slbce
OF us CON- pany sc The Rssxsel- :,
syDAiI PERKINS q Sss.. ssssi'f Ago.
No. 10 Narkes ssrs~ss 80, Frzrrt~rc - =.
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...sa,,s.yn Pacific Railroad Company.'
,ss see.,esiion Of Paul tchulze,
- ", s,tsra land agent for tne com
-. -, -. granted wit Of ceriio,ayi . {,
BY - ,Sss ese.ei q k :.
49,, Z, sa.sI.zs ion When sitting a. such
Z. insuss. lhss, terin, requiring SAID
80 10 fstarn aud certify 70 me s,s,gl s.
! q se,toa 4, considering Or eqas izipg The
nasss. 80 for the year ls.y, upon tbs
.<rrs q; ibe ecu pany IN King county
81. a.Fa iofsls wri! aIleges tn .s.. ii,e ere
- ssd pfoeeedings u the board, as
I'M Inc assessment a. equalized Is
rra, excessive and not equal nor uni
! Ths, the assessment was rssde ana ap
ss.s s,se1uufmx4aalixed sirhssitrefcr
- b lbe vssus e tle ecE TrJny lpna.
"a sllbou, the hnrd stetpe poss ssed or
= sn,xlssgs ~ thef eHtfHcter vi the
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n n DkTRRT COURT
LIE Against the kdrdee
e.s Jail-Breaker'.
.*serss,snos-f"'ehs''
o,s.srs.-rhs Clancy
r.vestig.ti"n-

& ~Sre returned in TIA
- y, ( hal Of the territory One
- 'sr = cs.rlss Jennsen fQF burglary
. esilasa. ' s, yanses Davis and charles
q. ~ and exc vas agsiiasz
~ = - Jane. Dasis as. Battles
Eopa $ s..asa with inie''s 10 XII
Jsas - S,.rk aud Davis were nfosgn1
tssson,. ..s.~sepEen. few 'rssDe'es
s.e.neuts we're returned. but
kTns - .,.,,d 10 BE- in such CONDITION.
16 10, be brought into court
srflTY TO BoEsLagf ri
80, ,.,s..ou vas asss arraiSned for
5000 Of Bsrker's store on the
kEle n..snier 4. He. IL a msn 81
- g of age sa.i Isesfsenilya
fI ne sscs b s.satt Ing read
xsts - IL ~ wautet an attorney
"a ~ "a "a 80. 1 plead guilsy.v DE
qsssrscsd today. i. e,.,s x,r,
y u. BAYS aasi Caaif ,,s'e1-.,,nsn..
- - vn.ie me iNo 5 t'''n ~, 80
0z - we're being I'm. 30 ts,t
,tety ~ vita inte8t 10 Murder
- !x s.ser yss Rad BY the prose
TJxfs @ Tssy sill be required to
80 srs fn4;etsa MS this morn
~ . =. s..s1i b. brought into court for
a..sst ssssy. S q
-aossiHcffp oF ASSAULT.
-, go. de italian indicted for
~ - : deadly weapon. was con-
: 80 ~. sess8lt by a jury at the
{ 1855 -. The evidence against
ettaDsde .,,ssf. the complaining vii.
n - ~ .s.ss q Hppars Eaf'd THf
- & ssssxass.s s-S4sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10

Z Arm.iEpss o. ed petition FOR the ap-
=. q q = tx..iro- In q gan ~. fhl. a

Z Armstrong; led ptii'io fef Tue ap-
ysainer<6f sYeeeiyeF 10 even up the af-
IN Of C.. Hannemsna & Co, butchers
q i onrpf-ie firm sad uealleses that G..
.Hnsysp anf hs~ faftnsr, has taken forci.
~ tewssapu Of the tasfDess and fas
IVA Nm fHon The premises at rio
tI{4lH \ k.et, .whefa ns tusiI.ess f. ear
Mn isomas HcCoiiiey was apo ufed
! 81 fKs fogn a. rec liver, Bpon Hing boads
ar S1l.
1. bsstusf, by his attorneys, q. n. NJ.
Pat Gh v n Thompson. flcd suit
sxslnst The Puget sound shore Railroad
camyshF. 10 recover s ,86) for certain
rfieles IL persoHsl pgoperiy destroyed by
I tNla me desrsfsnis asnhsnse on Jnae
!. ir.lssd the fss,as whs h We re ship
les ieg ws.ls asls aud Transported
mnssa common carrier and barter for
Al,s saa had them st red In its warehouse
sssthsrge ard consideration when they
Nm 9ss,g0yed by fl-.s The Company Is
nsasr5 saeH = Nar,ssic,rss fnsu.
DE- bsislefz' Asterial Company bias In
RI s. sDt agsigst. George -. kiigen.
~ As{He bsecs. n fpfccfnse lien for
tsssa ss~i on account 81 materials fur
sasui s,mise bin ding .n3f5gsCE
II celebrated lucinda Gordon state
ssis, besles r-aPSgse, iiAstld, aud
Chairs G. Coleman, eNtcptor. DEE a6snt,
I'D az ssieeasat H. sss6faa the 'chhtrvs
mi @ ssbiuasisn.
~ re- fHE as4h BhorTrR. Lb H
. tsacrih ". Mudgeit vs.. Mrs. A. j.
hsrh-psmurrer overrulei.
'tssAk vlssh '. hfiek rhuland-- seInar.
Hkeysffaici 80 -xr.-s~-
Ashss ieets ana y n Never We. g. lind.
awa- Dusissed by Stipulation.
IN ne natter of the estate of Lucinda
''a'isll, dseeased-Notice of appeal.
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b. CO.'S
SEATTLE OiSPENSARr.

"a ~ akf ia i- -s-E 49, -
Columbia street between Third and
Fourth. opposite observation-disclosures.
$40 81 @
All chronic diseases of MIN and WO-
MEN successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, seminal
Weakness, sTermatorrhoea, impotence,
cline. Weakness IN Hotnea, sad ali Func-
tfonal arrangements that result from
Youthful follies or excess III after yesra
iIsiNkRY kidney and BLADDER troubles
oal"o"A Weak Back. GcEorrfIcha. elect
Crystitis Va. icocele. Structure, etc, prompt
y and safely cured NJ Daasvas ssd1nnt
given. nor strong injections used. which
oasae structure l.nerges ressoustde.
CppvuiIS Debility, loss OF figor. seminal
"hRioo' lsssss, Night kmisions De-
spondeney. etc, etc. cured.
YuUEG MN s5IsF n sgnl ae s iassse, q
,lons. should avail themselves Of ous treat
ment, the greatest boon ever laid al the al
tar 81 suffering humanity. Viii guarantee
a positive cure In every ease
slDDLs.AGsD kEN. f ilss's.; sw s,,s nan. ny
fresuent. eS acussssas o. the ta.stdsr, 40
ctsuiIauieSi hy sInagting or burning SEN
satlfs :ruE examination the pFrile dersrits
a SEDIMENT and sometimes alhunien IA
present The color varies from trlkht of
reddish 10 sveu milky h1e. the patient
.xg,~isse.s q wessestux % me systsu IN
= manner he caunot seeouat for. This 10
the sesss.a siage NJ ssHssaaa s~ezaxnsts
MANY die OF this difficulty, ignorant OF ip
cause. A perfect cure and healthy resborsr
ton guaranteed
Oh q, hsass, g.. "a to . y a.-i -aad.ys,
2 20 p. m.
\ E-Persons unable - sss n sIs. raxr he
treated A. their homes by eoTfsSp- ondence.
Medicines and instructions seat hy mall
express Consultation freq. ? -
ks1s n .aA-sp ser Ina lesns MAJ .
Y,ie-,i. nr fsgffefs ~ Wedlhss d&v
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trIfsfsiion IrgsS patterns hes.
@ArH, Rf#
/, SRA eomlo"'er, ard lankcts ia
q ~ e'iefs' l'1lss, siasermSa &
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&c 'ssiihaled sleeper aud dining
$50 sl1A y ScUoud iSiTevl, Buston
~ tblieg, the ticket agent, has
UAl2gie1 b. a.cF rHlua- trim tickets
1Siap1olE 0S 1she ties cts wtlt l,e
~-aiF 9, ~. ~ and II, slf~ will
- IN spte pibor ls. giving all who
asisseT the isvs the privilege of
~ssHu'sai Fafe
ya ~ ''iiss 10 c'osks. wraps an,, jackets.
ses ssseslasn & Co.
az" .a'sf rash Chcs'er c'iassry.
81 s-ei SIS CheSieg ,ieary. .
cAaaliss Chester Cleary,
sss a..s'i'''Asi handscruhiefs. chester
ises is.ls scss IN r,.srscd. uns
arwf~ 'saa't TQt'ss. slnSEs
sseNss choser Clcsr,
ss,s. esta'ta lace thinning, all
'NA'as s.ngVrman ~ -.
Ni'iss s.sN Chts.tr Clearv.
twfsTsiion Grvs< patterns Cses.
sss 'sAN, eonlo''er~ ard lankcts ia
q NO e'iofs, luAlss, siasermSa 4
r.. -...t
=. :. s'Ss'l drink, Il, They come In sin.
a. y. 4sso'es ip drink IT, They hriug
sxs,,, ',.s..as b duuk H. Bycry bosiy
go .,if'e,i sEv,,n4 ,alA Nalof. sia~r
ess,rs i'tuS Company, SECOND aud
hsxs s's1- 'a England Marble Works.
.r...F as.
.ss s,. 'si'e,d'Te rNcsinRs ina All grades
- s,-,...s,,A l9A -, ss4~a y 80.
50 '''>, Chester Clcsrv
a. sagiaaa Marble Nsrts rsn now
% % eotast ~ SIKH .nd PIKE
49, ~ gloves. Chester chcarv
$50 asI1s a{rlgsnS. Chester Clcsry.
esss. ,aA d'@bl. ,ith saaia-~. rn.
sse1,s,.ss' a * Ver !ari roklss.
aa4. .'t.s''aeiE elBbrultc-,A shear avn
'sA'cis. chester tl,.rs
a.. =, oaassSs N sscaaes.iian with =
81 lsssitv, psft}csfsssr stts.s,s ..l,,
setsg,., =. - lie F,'iS sest s,it..tal tH>ss.
sstse. - = Essss, .lNeg tssUn,sa M al
~ saA se@ ~ itts hesrs as.s. .aut~
49,. 1isFas,~ Ne hsVe xt~,s Al
49,. :, treal'u s srulta arsstsrs d.
a. -sseaSss su' a. fprnsS ct T.
As. -. efise. sousa II. Coia,, al
ssg - >~c10d aau CoiulnNia
:, VS. Caos,c, clssrv.
-, ~ ssss's, ga, ~.et Cisarv.
.eeveel.gs,e. with tl,e rra,s,,,.
"a Lac NtshirVtaa e.,hlr fine.
- -. "As 9as Ger sbc e,,litef.fSsN4 At
- 'ssud 90 ~ va s,s1 X =. =
sss -. ''i"eep AZ pe,nts on Lake
s'As, Chester C,ss9y
~. In s.st,s Cirsser,.,,s-v
p ~ Stoves. Ci.,...s c.r..r,
&c. ~ seco.s "a dr.s~ f.nn.l.
q ' fs>..,. Tek'as. - ..vgE4ss &
~. a sS oitan ia.,a.,' aa>s SOC ,.s,s>.
s>slt - sut cnlldreu. sulen,Ii's
iess', -, -, 4 'c'Fs-
Axrrs,,.' e ~. iass, asYkius ana dovhe.
ne .s fa'ss. lokgas. Slnssrsnan 4 "a
4 = IS s sa,.s, saNae e. ssas ribsops,
>iusefHiau 4 O.
H. N~sv, sss ei sx,s Am, riys
E-------...s SaaeeiS- rl5e>ter eris@s, -
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4, go. ..ls drink, Il They come In sin.
49,, 49, aoablcs tu IrluA n Tt.v hy3nr
xssc -. g diiuk IL. Eycry body
n m ~ siEy@ina s0da NaloF. >ia~r
ess,s AfuS Company, SECOND aud
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FEOt kki'i N'sr.
rs iETss -.

'-..~~xyrst Tie iurpeaehment
-" .yssas sfrDseeuigr1g Attoryey
v3fsfha .i.era.Ton yes'erdAy. NJ
ysssiA 800 -sa.gef o. Thjels detective
G sslsss..s. - caught by a summons
sssss' ss b TIE juris fiction 81 the
shss . ~rt-lnre b. body o. tell what
tssf ~ - Ie-al,aOny his dstsefiyes
k - against Clancy an1 upder
hss 1890. inese detectives could
sta g. - ,ssea ~ wltaesses az this
,s2spfsuf -, .,,c -,vvs
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Puget Sound Division.
Toe falewigx ssbsdgIe for the CEN,
sst .arss; 3 iass sa slsss, en- so, ss0
Tacoma-VIcsosia Gotsse
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Ly Tacoma 71eAm I.v yie=agis eaas
Ar seattle. y IN Ar fsTown' fsana
~ -ea.sie--. Is M Nv PtTown'le % .rIs
" g TssHgd zoe > D Ifx,ssasshsg Epn
Ar Victoria so 3 falArTaes,shg 3 10 3 "a
Tacom as arrfe Ruutc.
DAIRY. EXCEPT sgSDAY.
Lv. Tsessna = - m ssnSm 7grm
Ar ->sfilr fsH n fss5afn loop N
!. s,ais's- go "a 90 Pm eispfn
SUNDAY Scneouie Between Ta--
'fs>G J -oossA9 MID 9eassie.
ONLY Two TRIPS.
Is Tacoma for asssiie., s9sm 7Spm
Tacoma. 6saetse. Olympia and
a.'s kansiIclse Route.
DxfEr, ExCEpTxrEUKY.
w Seattle 2o9p m I,v Ksmir.tl sa
fv Taeosna. 3 essppE It oi,n.s's t s , (;
~ ste AR mss ~ p b. t-y.-ssfls m = - ~
ar y yrspsss- = - p IN a g Isenrna 90 u
LVFgfyn p1s~ 10 q IN y IEf0psa~ - y a
Ar kap1fic' 1i'sD . u Ar Sea 'ste 10 10 ~
Seattle, WhAtcom, and Semialn-
moo Route. 70
steamer leaves Seattle a, II p. m sun
dsys, Tpestays sesa Tnuss5Ss. "A rrives 4,
Whatcon, at III A. m. Aon1ays. Wednesday,
and Fridays. Returning, leaves NhsScssn al
:, m Mondays and Wednesdays aud sat.
ardays al a. 81. Arrives at Seattle at 2 A.
M. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on sat-
urdAss 81 al,out p. Eas
N1ECE~st<aHef iAxAis 81 all regular
landings except Oak Hsrtor, LsCVaner
and Fidaigo -.
u. s. Mail Steamer. H
Leaves seattle for Wha1cpn1 ana ALI way
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
days NJ III p. m Arrives nc U-hatcafn TUGS
AaSs. Thursdays AND ,rstSeisys al 5 D. m.
kerurulng. leaves Hhstlom SUNDAYS
Tuesdays and Thursdays AZ s:Sup m. Ar.
i've at seattle Mondays, Msdnesdays and
'fsidays I'm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-17
GetmatbIos
Sine @rsdblung aus iiinsfter 3eit, bon
5ermann 6iridfeIb.
(SdlmB.)
Saul bIidte lie duaaIih an.

Saul blidte fie dus1li@ an.
uMan tomtnt !" faste er bafig. lid
bitte Sic oringeno, la1en Sic fiA 10
uidt finben, Sic iinb bIeiA tueid pie
cine 2eihe, Elm Sober tpiirbe aus Sbrem
Antlis Ieien, haB ettuas nngetp5bnliGes
Bier rcrgefaIen. &ommei1 Sic IN ben
PapiIOn. fid einen gusenblid 3u erto.
len uno SoRung ~ e~erpinnen. sic Be.
cilrfen ibfer. fpmrRen Gis, ih Bite Sic,
theures Trdulein."
MiQenlps. tpie Elm Sinh, Iieb MIiba
66 bon benz eetreuea Saul fotsisbsn !;
Tie f0b!te fid elmer Obnmadt nate, ba
tie auf beS iuneen Mannes Slim Sih
fiitBeno. ben 9ariIon betrat uno bert,
sans aid5pit, auf bas tleine Grpsa
lanf.
SIMMER udber une n1ber tanaer, bic
Shritte.
Saul 6alien tuar 1T nidt serinasr
4ufrs9uns tpern irau Den 8abiGun be
treten tote. =
9t6bild ibrsdie bas junse Mdbden
en- p +; tetannte Siimmn brareen an
ibr DIR, Oscar bon Golmib uno Die
8arCneHe Sannp bon GbersbUrf iuaren
oie Rommenoen.
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3mm 9nlterabfnn.
tgon fiuf Dau,.u aufsuiassen.)

(Scn fauf Dameu aufSufahstn.)
Fine Treunbtn Der graut tmslne niHt pers
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@obl trdumttf bu Don Iuftts bolben Seen.
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mutt,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-25
II HERMITAGE.

A very earnest letter from the Secretary
Of the Hermitage Ladies' Association will
be found In another column. We make
room for 1t with pleasure, and direct the
special attention Of the members OF the
Legislature to II. As we understand 1t,
the Hermitage, with the plantation at
tached, is the property Of the State.
There Is a bill now before the House,
which has passed the Senate, providing
that IL shall DO made a home for disabled
ext Confederate soldiers. To this the
Ladies' Association demurs so far as that
they desire that the house and twenty
FIVE acres Of ground, embracing the
family tombs, shall be reserved TO
be placed under their perpetual
charge and care, as they desire 10 save tho
home Of cold Hickory" and the tombs Of
himself and wife Ms a place Of pilgrimage
for future generations, Just as Mount Yer
non is held by the ladies who have il in
charge. TIM APPEAL, though anxious to
see a Soldiers Home established on a self
supporting basis, ear see no objection TO
this, and would respectfully suggest to the
House that the Senate bill be amended in
this particular 80 as to conform TO the
wishes OF the ladies. Jackson's is the
most notable name in our history, indeed
his name almost embraces and optic
mics the history Of the State from
It's inception to the day Of his death.
1t would be impossible TO write
reliable and thorough history Of TENNESSEE
from 1896 TO 1912 without acknowledging
tho dominance Of his imperial will and
all-controlling character. No other State
in tho Union save Virginia can match
him. The embodiment Of honor, lac wai
in an especial sense the embodiment oil
chivalrous devotion 10 woman. His wife
WIS always in his thought and his passion
never reached 80 white a heat rs wher
her name was in the mouths OF his enc
mics TO work him evil. II is, therefore,
ominently proper that the women Of Ten
nessee should DO anxious TO preserve hi
tomb and save his home 30 that coming
generations may sec II as no left it.
Jackson was the greatest soldier Of hi
day in this part Of the world, and h,
proved 10 DO a President after the peo
pies " hearts. lilo was the creates
man the State has produced, and is, from
every and any point Of view, worthy 4
be commcmoratcd forever as a Republican
hero who, to his dying day, spoke will
roverent respect OF Thomas Jefferson a
the sage whose wisdom had guided tn
colonies and the steps Of the infant Re
public. No Democrat In the Legislature
Of the State can afford TO forget these fact
or vote in opposition 10 any measure thu
contemplates the perpctuiiy Of Jackson
name and fame in the home he loved an
where he found the peace and rest he GOV
etcd after the trials and pcrplexiiies Of hi
duties as soldier aud statesman. tn
Hermitage should be preserved forever q
n shrine for the people Of Tennessee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-25
Reducing Expenses.

Among proposed new departures in the
Southern League are the following; The
local manager is to engage board for the
visiting club at one hotel for the entire
season, thus securing a reduced rate and
at the same time preventing the manager
from imposing ON his association when
away from homo. 1t was also decided
that each club shall erect a d~ressing-room
for visiting clubs on its grounds, thus saw
ing the latter the expense OF bus transpor-
taiion to and from the park.
The umpire's salary was fixed at Sl2o
instead OF Sl75, and it was agreed that so
long as an umpire gives satisfaction in a
city he is to remain there, even ii 1t is for
half the season, and no umpire can be en-
gagged from any city in the League. In
this way it is expected that the travelling
expenses OF the umpires can be greatly re-
| duced and at the same time the efficiency
Of the staff increased. As a precaution
against the sickness or unavoidable deten'
ton OF the regular umpires, each club /:
authorized TO appoint at once two loca.
substitutes, who shall have been approved
Of by the League and must not belong tc
the team,