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The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

remove an administrator is q proceeding
summary in its character, to which the
statute providing for changes of venue does
not apply. 2. An administrator of an es-
tate who is treasurer of the county holding
q claim for unpaid taxes against the es-
tate. but whose tsrm will expire before col
lection can be made, is not incompetent.
After the lapse of twenty days it was
proper for him to take out letters.
1404S. John T.. Faulkner ct al. VS.. David
NJ. Adams ct al. Monroe e. C.. Affirmed by
the court-When q deed is found in the
possession OF the grantee the presumption,
in the absence of anything appearing to the
contrary. is that it was delivered on the
1872 William Miller. Administrators. VS..
Asenath Eldridge. Floyd G. G. Affirmed.
Berkshire, jim an action for services ren-
dered upon verbal contract at q stipu-
lated compensation, where the circum-
stances are such as to raise an implied
promise to pay, there may be o recovery for
the value of the services where there is o
failure to prove the stipulated compensa-
tiOn alleged
14747. George NJ. Farley vs. Board of
Commissioners. Hamilton e. c. Affirmed.
Mcbride. J.-If a decision of Board of
Commissioners is judicial In its nature an
appeal will lie, unless expressly or implied
ly forbidden by statute. If the board
tive capacity no appeal will lie. No appeal
will lie from an order allowing certain ami
mails to run ct large.
1868. City of Seymour ct al vs.. j.. NJ. &
!. Railroad Company; jackson C. c; At
ing municipal corporations to appropriate
lands for streets does not confer power to
seize land occupied and used by railroad
company.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 1-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
Joseph E. Bell VS.. Walter j. Hubbard ct
on hu
Wilson H. Morrow VS.. C. A. Sutton; in
junction. Under Amusement.
Room 2-Hon. James w. Harper. Judge.
Martha E. Siler va. Clement NJ. Siler; di-
vorce. Decree with custody of children
granted plaintiff.
tody of child. Custody of child given to
Ne,o Suits Filed
Park Brothers & Co. (Limited) VS.. Lafay-
cite Car Company: attachment.
Park Brothers Il Co. tLimited) VS.. VIM.
Annie M. Baker VS.. William ii. Baker; di-
vorce. Cruelty and failure to provide. Gus
t0dy of child asked for.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
Albert HI. Olmstead, Trustee VS.. Mary G..
Noble; to quiet title. Finding for plaintiff
and title quieted In him.
Flora Sperry VS.. KOsciuskO Sperry; di-
vorce. Decree granted plaintiff.
Board of Children's Guardians VS.. Alice
and Thomas Wood. Finding for plaintiff,
and custody of children to the board.
Nelc Suits Flied.
Z. F. Claypool vs. City of Indianapolis ct
al; mortgage and foreclosure Demand,
100000.
Frank Mummenhoff VS.. Fred w. and Ida
Helt. Lien.
CRIMINAL COURT
Hon. Millard +. Cox Judge.
State VS.. John Barns; petit larceny.
Guilty and sentenced to four months in
work-house.,
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents Of Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed. u

Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed. u
Pensions have been granted the following
named lndianlans: u
Original Invalid-Isaac l.. Ledly, Redwood;
Benz. F. Ludlum, Marion; August Kahe, Evans
vile; William Luck Madison; John w. Louder
back Headlee; William NJ. X jenkins, Tilden. &c
dditional-Laton NJ. North, Buffalo; Nathan
Romne, Bluffton.
Restoration. Reissue and Increase-John W.
McCOskey. Youngstown.
Increase-Alfred Sims, Ridgeville; Solomon c.
Smith. Rushville; Vim. w. Tiffany, Elmdaie;
Samuel H. Rinehart, Hazelrigg; Nathan Romine
Bluffton; Andrew Kirkpatrick, Earl John H.
Grand Island; VIM. H. Griffn, Francisco; VIM
Winkinaver. Huntingburg; Bowen BOggs, Terre
Haute; VIM. ii. Lows, Eparta; John T. w. Mains
indianapolis; David Writer. Aurora.
Ressue-Jarvis Hammons, Madison; Aaron D.
Pless, Mitchell; VIM. Woods, Ellettsville Isaac N
Vandyke, Pierceville; Jos. Z. Campbell, Fountain
town.
Reissue and Increase-Jos. B. Enyart, Macy
Original Widows, etc.-Mary A. Amos former
WIDOW OF JShn coz: winsl1wi Ei1zaDet9 widew
Philip 8. Halstead, Lyons; Emeline s., widow of
VIM. G. Salter Worthington; Mary A. Butlers
former widow of Jonathan Jennings, Conners.
vile; minors of Jonathan Jennings, Conners,
vile; Eliza, widow Of Charles s. Bryant, Win
chester; Margaret E., widow OF Daniel Haworti.
Rockville; Mary, widow of James N. Howell
Jeffersonville John, father of Conrad Alt, Anderc
son. zuI
10 RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS. &c
Original-William III. Judd, Morrison George
C.. Johnston, NauvOO; John James, Litchfield;
Garrett ID. Brookman (deceased), Hillsboro;
Plummer G.. Abbott tdeceased), Grantsburg. 2 q
Additi0nal-Elijah Cummings, Rock Falls;
Frederick NJ. Perry navy, Mount Sterling.
ncrease-Alfred Cowgirl, Rosemond; Archer
Lane, Casey; John Casf0rd. Freeport; Samuel J.
Loe, Pelonia; Alonzo w. Parsons, Bell Air: James
H. CASTOR. Chicago; Napoleon b. Wing, Belvi-
dere; George Scr0ggins, WOOdlawn; Matthias 3.
Durall, Makanda; John Gregg, Omaha; Isaac
Lexington, Laur. iD
Reissue-Thomas NJ. Medgin, Aliens Springs;
Wilbert c. White, Quincy. n
Original widows, etc Mary E., widow of Gar
rett ID. Brookman, HillsborO; Sarah j., widow of
Plummer G. Abbott, Grantsburg; ElenOr BizOrk-
City; minors Of James Barnett. Rapids City; Ann,
widow of James Waltham, Chicago; Matilda E.,
widow Of Jacob B. Thatcher, Elmwood: Rachel,
widow of Oscar 8. Burnett, GOlcOnda; Clara M,
widow Of John HI. Hatfield, Edenburg; Sarah,
widow Of George W. Hunt, Olga tissue of Dec.
"a 1901
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

of fiction, including chapter of Five Lit
tie Peppers makes the number pleasing
one for young readers.
The Double New Years number Of the
Youths Companion comes in a dainty
cover printed in shades of red and brown.
This number is said TO have the enorm0ut
circulation of $4,000 copies 1t does nos
need praising.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

IOWh HtRlsttr .----
right in their decision to appoint an officer
of the army as the agent of the government
with the Indians at Pine Ridge agency,
but they have not carried the good prInci-
pie far enough. Every Indian agent should
be an army officer and the government
should issue supplies to the Indians Just as
1t did to soldiers during the war.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12
The south,s .Hands Or Cry.

Boston Advertiser.
The Cons titutlon of the United States.
which guarantees equal rights 10 citizens
regardless of race or color is not q local af-
fair The election of congressman to legis-
late for the whole country is not local at
fair. Votes cast or suppressed at an cleo
tion for President of the United states are
not local affairs. The four years war.
which settled some things that the country
is determined shall not be unsettled, was
not a local affair.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

Governor Hovey. of Indiana. in his annual
message recommends the passage of law
making the assessment of candidates for
political purposes criminal offense Such
alaw should be passed in every State in
the Union. The need of it ls seen in Ten
nessee.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

No pill or nauseating potion, bur pleasant
tonic and purgative is Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

SO simple yet always efiicacious in all bilious
disorders is simmons Liver Regulator.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-01-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

20 co j ma COZ"
,,Bo tam nam panic "a prace
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
co SkYCHAC?

nj IA stycznl a
pod obrady Selmu Irusklego
przyszed} wniosek posfa ks.
S~tablewsklego, 2adalacy wpro.
wadzeria 40 novel ustawy
szkolnej wykfadu religli W ie
zyku o]czystym Odpowiedz
ministra oswiatv odznaczaia
sic u~mlarkowanien., nieprak'
tykowanem dotad przez tego
wiernego siuzke bismarkow-
skie) polltyki. 2. Gossler pod
niosl tylko rzekoma nlewyko-
nalnosc praktyczna wn'osku,
szczegolnlej W m'ejscowosciach,
gdzie ledna z IA narodowos-
ci paistwa pruskiego Jest
nielicznie reprezentowana.
Odpowiadajac mlnlstrowl wy
kazaf ks. Stablewski, re wnlo-
SEX p%rzewlduje tego rodza)u
ewentualnos6, lax rowniez
konlecznosc odstaplenia W
pewnych wypadkach Cd pray
jete] zasady. W postawle
stronniclw seimowych prey
dyskusyl mad wniosklem uwy-
datnifa sic rowniez pewna
zmiana frontu W stosunku 40
kofa polskiego. Stronnictwa
zachowawcze j postepowe, kto-
re jeszcze wczoraj W wYpad
kach analogicznych ME szcze
dzify hafasliwych objawow
niesadowolenla, zachowywafy
milczenie grobowe Jedni tyl
ko narodowo-liberalni podnies-
Ii nanowo cofulety przez ks.
Stablewskiego wniosek, by,
lax sic wyrazif przedstawiciel
ich Eynern, vraz JUL naresz~
Gle pogrzeblonym z%ostaf".
Sztuczka ia wsZak2e pie uda.
Ia sic j wnlosek przYjdzie
znow pod obrady, gdy roz-
trzasana bedyle kwestya ley
ka ojczystego wogole. Pod
nlesc leszcze naleiy zyczliwe,
]ak zawsze, zachowanle sic
stronnlctwa centrum epizod
dyskusyl, ktorY wprawif mi
nlstra W prawdzlwe zaklopota-
ME. Ma uwagl posla Stablew-
skiego o cyrkularzu wfad2
poznahskich, nakazujacym
ksiezom uzywanla wylacznego
mowy niemiecklej PREY nauce
religli i W stosunkach z ma
uczyclelami, minister diugi
czas milczaf uparcle, al naresz-
Gle, przyparty do muru, o.
swiadczyf, IL ma mQNsatorun
szan. posfa ME mole narazie
dad 2adnYch wy)asnieh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

E1RMigracia cEnlOpsAa
,,Wiec chcccie jechat do Bra
zylii,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

Wiecei zap}aca.
Bo tam zarobit "a tydzien
Mona j funta,
A chtopom dana, jak m6wia,
Darmo i gruuta:'.
,,Alva to kfamstwo wierutne!
Mkt darno me da,
Poidziecis tam was czeka
Media i bleda.
Pracowac i tam muscle
Ma HAWAII chleba
Wiec leplei zostac tn W kraju
Gdzie was %potrzeba."
,.Lecz tam ME kedeiesz lat MILO
dych panic
Prey wojsku trace
Nj zaiobkowych, an. czynszo-
wych
Podatk6w p]acic.
Ola tego ldz,em co Brazy]ji
Ia sine morze,-
Bo z dwoch bied zawsze lepsza
mnleisza."
,,Ha! szczesc wan Boze!!".
(Z Krakowskiego Czasu).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
.APISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
POSWlECENIE
NOWEGO KOSCIOEA Polls
w

Otrzymujemy szczegofowe,
choG cokolwiek ]spoznlone sprawl
zdanie z poswiecenia nowego kos
ciofa polskiego W Brooklynie, ktore
tez ponizej zamieszczamy:
Nowy koSci6t, kr6ry ks. Bro.
nikowski Kupi} na miejsce dawnego,
zbyt szczupiego, kosztuje $4,000
u plebanja), nrzadzemcm j
przcrobknm1 og6tem kosztowac
bedzie do $40 tysiecy. -swiatynia
pomiescic moze razem Z galerjami
wvgodnie 1900 osob II " razie po-
trzeby nawet 1000. PrzeroDki
wszy~tkio Iprocs wiezy] sa .juz
%ukohczone, a kosciot przedstawia
sig bardzo pieknie,
M p~oswiecen'e, ktore mialo
miejsce d. 17go listopada, prey
byta znaczna liczba duchowiehstwa
polskiego i obcego. z ksiezy pol
skich byli obecni ks. Fremel z
New Yorku, ks. Fyda Z Brookly
na. ks. Eabuzih-ki doriero co
przTbyf z Krakowa, ks. Maiu-
secki z Phlladelphli. ks. Machnl-
kowski z NewarSu, ks. Orzechow-
SKI, ks. Wleczorek 3 Toledo, O..
i ks. Zychowicz Z Nunticokc, Pa,
z obcych ks. Michel, Brosnan,
LOTUS, Fitzgerald, Reuland inni.
Towarzystwa rolskle W ozna-
kach s%trojach w~ojskowych, z cho-
ragwiami zeb'afy sic prey starym
kosclcio i zta,ntai pomaszerowaly
ma Green Ave, do nowego kosclo.
Ia. Duchowiehstwo zbierafo sic
prey koscleIe.
Pc przybyciu ma miejsca To-
warzystwa utworzyiy szpaler cd
swiatyni do palacu bIskupn, znaj-
dujacego sic nieopodal ma Green
Ave-, duchowichstwo zas udato sic
20 biskupa. Przy wejsulu KS. proh.
Brouikowski wre 'zyi prev. b1s-
kupowi dairy paraii, kosztrwny
mszai i ornat ztotem tkany z
pracowni Pusteta 4 uastepujacym
tacihskim napisem: ,,illustrissimo
nc Reverendissimo Domino d. d.
Loughlin E~piscopo B%roklynensi
dcvotissnma Polonorum parochia
St. Cusmiri die d%edicationis
Ecclesiae''. Biskup raczyf wyrazic
, wielkie zadowolcnie z tego daru.
Nastepuie udano sic do kosc'o-
Ia. Prev. ks. biskup wszedi do
swiatyni ty1ko 2 duchowiehstwem
i iopeinit poswiecenia; lud tym-
czasem oczekiwaf ma zewnatrz.
Nadany znak dopiero wierni
weszli do poswieconego juz kos
ciota. Rezpoczefo sic nabo&enstwo.
Sumo celebrowaf ks. Mikchell,
asystowaii ksie2a Reuland i Ivy
chowlcz. Plekne kazanle wypo-
wiedzial his. Fremmel.
o~ukonczeniu naboze hstwa ks.
p~roboszcz podejmowaf gosci ma
plebanji.
Piekny dzieh ~zalsohczonv EOS
tai po ps3udn'u nicszporami z bio
Observation-Disclosures Sw. SACRAMENTO,
odprnwionemi przcz ks. Wieczor-
kA.
Ma ~obocnych uroczysty ten
dzlsh zrobif wieikle dIugo pa
mietne wrazenlo. Dowi0dt on, re
parafja pod herukiom ks, Broni.
kowsIsiego rozwlj 1 sic ~najpomysI-
niei znalduje sic ma najlepszej
drodze.
uADISIrIrIE S0BIE WiARIJSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

ku dn,aml o%tvorzony parla~
ment czyll Sljm narodowy.
Cesarz %japonski sam go OF
worzyi nova Cd tronu. 20
slowie beda obradowali mad
prawaml ola kra;u, ktorych
dotad byto bardzo malo. Ma
rod japonski Glossy sic z tego
postepu.
SEM PRUSKI obradowat
W Stycznlu mad e.atem
panstwa pruskiego W pierw-
SEEN czytaniu i ukonczyf te
obrady W ]ednym dnlu, co sic
luz cd dawna ME zdarzyfo.
Prey tel okazyi zgadalo sic
tel o Polakach, a to Z powo-
du 100 mlllonow, jake pam
stwo na wykuplenie zleml
polskie) przeznaczYfo j po-
wodu pienledzy, jake Rad
dale jake wsparcia ola ucza-
cej sic m~fodziezY nlem'eckleL
ktora nastepnle ma osladac
mi4jzy Polakami. Wolnomysl.
ny Rlckert potepiaf, ze Rad
100 milionow ma wykupienlv
zlemi p%olskiei przeznaczyf, i
powiedziai, lie to lednak d.
z~niemczenia Polakow ME po-
moglo. Konserwatysta Tiede-
mann byf przeciwnego IDA
MIA, chwallf komlsye kolonl-
zacyjna i mowlt, De wlele do.
brego zdzlafafa. PoIak, p.
Czarlinski wyrazii swe ubole
wanie z tego powodu, &c Rad
z Polakami lnacze) sic obcEo
dzi, nizell z Niemcaml, i Re
move polsSa w szkotoch ucis-
ka. Socya!lscl sprytnie1sl So,
anlzeli Rad; oni uzywaia mo
wy polskle) do tego, ably swe-
przewrotne nauki miedzy pold
skim ludem rozszerzy6. Rae
zas mysl1, ze Ia pomoca mod
mieckiej mowv zdola iud Cd
socyalizmu ochroni6, co jest
caiklem blednem mniemanlem.
Sfawia staropruska oszczed-
nose: tymczasem ia ME widZe
tel oszczednoscl, gdy Rad t.
kie wielkle sunny ma take
cafklem zbyteczne rzeczy wy
dale. pienladze te nale3afoby
racze] poswieciG ma ureguIo-
wanie rick, ably powc dzl ME
bylo. .Jeaell ma bye leplej, to
Rad powlnien p%rowadzlc poll
tyke sprawiedllwa wobec Po-
lakow, ktorzy obowlazki swo)e
wobec pahstwa sumlennie spell
nia]a. P~olskiego posla popari
W tenn p. dr.. Windthorst i
rzeki, lie sic )uz przecie do
kladnie MONA by1o prze6o-
mac, 10 gwaitem wobec Pola-
kow mczego sic ME oslegnie.
Rad powlnleD zmlenlc swoIe
dotychczasowa polityke wzgle-
dem Polak6w, DO tego wy
maya zdrowy rozum. Lepiej
by byto, gdyby Rad uzyf pie
niedzy ma budowe drugorzed-
nych kolei i budowe kama
low.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

W KURSKU odlryto sprzy-
siezenie nihilIstow. Zawiklany
w ME towarzYsz prokuratora,
Seidler, Z pochodzenW Me
mice, powlesll sic ably 8uniI1-
mac aresztowania ! sledztwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

DZIEN so LETNICH uro-
DIN dr.. Windthorsta obcho-
dzono W Berlinie bardzo uro-
czyscle. Rano odbyla sic msza
sw. ma intencya solenizanta W
kosciele sw. Jadwlgl, ma ktora
przybyli wszyscy nosiowie z
centrum i Polacy. Nastepnle
sk}adano powiaszowania W
domu Windthorsta. Take po.
dark nadeslano. Miedzy inne.
mi SO tyslecy marek ma Kos.
ciof katojicki w Hanowerze,
zbudowany staranrvm DIR. Wind
thorsta. Ojclec sw. i KS. Kar-
dynat Ledochowskl nadeslall
zyczenia i blogoslawiehstwo,
tax samo tez wlelu biskupow.
Listy, depesze z 2yczeniami
llczono na tysiace. Wart tego
p. W'ndthorst, DO poio2yi
wlelsie zaslugi okofo sprawY
Hatolicklej. Navel niektore IL
beralne i kolserwatywne ga
zety winszowaty mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19
MINISTER PRUSKl

MINISTER PRUSKl cd
szkof utrzymuie, ze udzlelenie
nauki reljgil W szkoiach PREY
sluguje rzadowi, a ME Koscio.
fowl, kosclof mole tylko do
gladaci dozorowaG tel nauk,.
Ma to katollcy zadna mara
zgodzi6 sic ME NIGGA, choG5y
przys2io odbyc jeszcze gorsza
wake kulturna.
W POZNANIU odbyf sic
wlelki vice W sprawie Jezui-
tow, nauk, szkolne] i socYa-
listow. Wyslano petycYa O
zniesienie prawa przeciw Je-
zuitom. Zebranie bylo bardzo
liczne, mowy znakomite. OBJ
szernie]szy opis bedzie W przy-
SZlym nUmefZe.
OLA POWSTRZYMANIA
emlgracyi ludu z Krolestwa
Polskjego do BrazYlii chwy-
Gil sic Rad rosyjski nowego
srodka. Uznaf przedewszyst-
kim, Re MEDIA i bieda wype-
dza lud z kra]u. Widzsc, ze
wszel6le zakazy ludu ma gra-
nicv ME wstrzymuja, postano-
viii Rad rosylski polepszyc
byt gospodarzy wie)skich, ale
by u Mich lud siuzebny INA.
lazi zarobek i chleb. S1usznle
Rad rosyjski wnloskuje, De
gdy bedzle wiece] W kralu
zarobku, wtedy lud mniej be-
die wychcdzii.
W KURSKU odkryto sprzy-
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

W JAPONII, ktora sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

ZAPISUJCIE SoBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-19

PLACCIE IA WIARUSA!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-13
LOCAL PERSONAL.

F. W. Carroway of Sapelo is at the Mar
SHALL
c.. A. Afford of Willingham, Ga, is at
the Screven.
Mrs. j. Cronin of Waycross is guest of
the Marshall.
VIM. G. Simpson Of Charleston is guest
of the Pulaski.
r. Simmons aud d. R. Grower of States
boro are at the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Swords of jackson
vile are stopping at the Pulaski.
M. G. Gaertner aud C. L. DebalI of Au.
gusta are registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Miller and children.
of Augusta, are stopping at the Screven.
Rev. A. g. P. Dodge, Jr., and J. L. Stew
ems of St. Simon's Island are stopping at the
Pulaski.
Rev. George w. Logan, a well,kuown
Catholic divine of New York, is a guest of
the De Soto.
81. A. McLsod, Sr., who has been in i'll
health for some time hes gone to New York
and Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Henry and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Bozeman of Hawkinsville are
registered at the Screven.
Fl. II. Cronheim of Atlanta, editor and
business manager of the Southern Lodge
Secret, is in the city, stopping at the Mar
shall.
James r. Blum and Thomas brennan re-
turned last night from delightful trip to
Puerto Cortez on the Norwegian steamship
Unita.
Mrs. M. q. Farley, Miss A. M. Farley
Miss e. H. Farley, Thomas Farley and
Master A. w. Farley Of Thomasvilie are
guests at the Screven.
Mr. q Rauheu RutJer has hasn pot;fod ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-13
OITY BREvITTES.

The postmaster has designated the Board
OF Trade as depository for mail matter.
The Savannah Rife Association will
meet tonight at the Guards armory. The
anniversary dinner will be arranged for
and the rules for the competition for the
Winchester rifle recently presented to the
association will be received.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting to-
night. The ladies' auxiliary and the lady
friends of the members are invited to at
tend. Several important discussions will
come up, among others the desirability Of
having picnic this month.
A petition has been presented to the gu
perior court for the incorporation Of the
Southern Mill Supply Company, and a
charter will be secured as soon as the nec-
essary legal formaities can be complied
with. The incorporators are well known
business men, thoroughly identified with
the best interests OF the city. The capital
stock OF the company will be $50, 900. Mr..
George A. Ford Of Grand Rapids. Mich, is
In the city looking after the interests Of the
proposed company.
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THE HOTEL COMPANY.

The De Soto's Stockholders Discuss
the Company's Affairs.
The fourth annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Savannah Hotel Company
was held yesterday afternoon in the long
room of the city exchange. The attendance
was quite large. 1872 shares of stock being
represented in person and by proxy. A
good deal OF interest was taken In the meet
ing. President Conner was called to the
chair and G. II. Reitze acted as secretary.
Mr.. Conner submitted his reports, which
we're received and ordered to be spread upon
the minutes. The reports showed the affairs
OF the hotel company to be in a very healthy
condition. There are no claims against the
DE Soto and there is a small balance to the
credit OF the hotel rent account. The in
debtedness for the furniture will
require about six or seven years
to iiquidate. This, however, is provided
for, as the furniture Of the hotel was sold
to the lessees, payable in fourteen annual
From what President Conner said this
entire Indebtedness will be liquidated in
seven years by reason of the surplus from
tho rents and the payments on the furni-
ture. AT the end Of that time there will
doubtless be surplus to divide among the
stockholders.
The board Of directors have decided to
place three more iron fire escapes in the
hotel
The officers reports gave entire satisfac-
ton TO the stockholders, and on motion of
ID. X. Thomas vote Of thanks was returned
to the president and directors for their sue
cessful management of the companys af-
fairs.
The old board of directors was unani-
mously reelected.
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the city last night highly pleased with the
hospitable treatment accorded by the Sa-
vannah brethren.
The great council will be in secret session
to-day and will elect Offices for the ensuing
year. The ''long talk or annual report Of
Great Sschem Daniel is an interesting docu-
ment aud shows the order TO be in a four
lshing condition in Georgia There are now
81 tribes in the state, 3 beneficial degree
councils end / degree of Pocahontas. The
membership is 8. 1873. The receipts during
the year haze been 81, 1903 Is, and the dis
bursements $9.s57 80. The total resources
OF the great council, including the amount
Of wampum in belts aud banks, the widows
and orphans fund and investments, are
S16. 6Ss 50
The total increase of members during the
year has been 767.
w. H. Hafer, state organizer. in his
"long talk" pays quite compli-
ment to Great Guard of the Wig
wan A. n. Mauncy of this city, to
whom. he says, the wonderful growth of
the order in Savannah is due.
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$500 BY A TO aPEDO.

Annie Wayne Gets 5000 Verdict
Against the (. F. & W. Railway.
The suit Of Annie Wayne (colored)
against the Savannah. Florida and Western
railway for 5000 damages, was tried in
the city court yesterday. and resulted in
verdict for the plaintiff for $780,
On Nov. last while the Wayne woman
was waiting for a train to pass the Fountain
crossing, about four miles from the city, a
torpedo, which had been placed on the
track, exploded and piece of the shell pen
etrated one OF her legs, causing serious in
jury and necessitating her confinement in
bed for several months.
The plaintiff claimed that the torpedo
had been placed on the track In careless
manner by some of the railway
company's employees for signaling pur-
poses. as the track was being repaired
some distance further on.
The railway company set up a general
denial about the torpedo having been put
on the rail by any Of its employees, but it
failed to prove it's claim to the satisfaction
of the jury, which rendered the verdict for
the plaintiff, after a short elaboration.
McAlpin q LaRoche represented the
plaintiff and conducted their side OF the
case in an able manner. Walter s.
CHISHOLM, ESQ.,, Of the firm of Erwin,
duBignol u Chisholm handled the case of
the Savannah, Florida and Western.