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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
A PRIsONR4 UP A TREE.

The Brsndywine Creek g Great Flood
Caught Runter.
WEST CHESTER, PA, Feb. 12.-The
greatest ice gorge ever seen in Brandywine
creek was that witnessed Friday afternoon.
The ice broke at Lenape dam about o'clock,
and 10 fifteen minutes the water rose eight
feet. All the meadows aud the public road
running parallel with the Brandy were
submerged. and tonight they are impass-
able. Albert Lovett OF Lenape was shoot
ing muskrsts when the food came down
the stream. His only escape was climbing
a tree which stood near. He mounted this
and was kept a prisoner there for four
hours, and then was compelled to swim 100
yards to the shore. The greater part of the
ice had passed before he left his retreat.
The ice was two feet thick and some OF the
cakes that were tossed over Lenape dam
breast weighed a ton.
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WANT PAY FoR THEIR PRAYERS.
Pastors Demand Remuneration for
Legislative Services.

PASTORS demand KEN une raClOn Tor
Legislative Services.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 12.-The pastors
union of this city. at a meeting, adopted
resolution not to fill the chaplainoy OF the
two houses OF the legislature free OF charge,
and the secretary was instructed to SO in
form the presiding officers. Rev. b. F.
Patt of the First Baptist church said be
thought it too bad TO deprive the legislators
OF all spiritual advice without warning, but
as he was unwilling to take all the work on
his own hands his remarks were not
needed. Rev. W. c. Holiday of the Mount
Vernon Avenue Methodist church said it
made him indignant to think that clergy
men were asked TO do this work for moth
ing. AS for himself, he had long ago re-
solved that he would make no prayers in the
general assembly without remuneration. He
suggested that il the state wanted to econo-
mize it might make the chaplain of the
state prison also chaplain of the
legislature. The resolution was adopted
without a dissenting vote.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-13
ST. VALENTINES DAY

Being at hand, it is in order to send and receive
valentines.
SEND YOUR WIFE A VALENTINE.
You used to do it before you were married.
Why not do so nowY
A DEED TO REAL ESTATE
Is, indeed. a real valentine, and one that would
be appreciated by the recipient.
would like to have a chance to talk real
estate to every man or woman who wants
home. or who wants to make money.
ICAN SELL LOTS
From three hundred dollars to ten thousand
dollars, and
RESIDENCES
From fifteen hundred dollars to thirty thousand
dollars and
FARM LANDS
From forty dollars per acre to two thousand
dollars per acre.
IT WILL PAY YOU
prophesy heavy demand for all classes of
realty in the immediate future
c. H. DORSETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
NOTICE.
Nurses for the sick, both white and coIored,
who have changed their residence, will please
notify u.s.
Those who have not registered can do so at
any time.
The list is always open to the public at our
Bull street branch store.
sOLOMoEs & co.
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Both Eyes Turned.

Mr., John E. Grigor, who resides corner Of
West Broad ard BerrieD streets, had been cross;
eyed from childhood both eyes were affected
and vision greatly impaired DR.. Moore made
them perfectly straight by bis painless
method" Mr.. Grigor states he experienced no
pain during or after the operation, did not tie
up his eyes nor stay indoors and can now see
twice well as before" He had been
operated on before unsuccessfully Hoffman,
the Photographer, GO Bull street. made a pict-
rre Of this young man before aud after opera
ton, they may be seen at DR.. Moore's ONCE.
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SCARED INTO A LONG SLEEP.
Put the Colored Folks Think She Is On
der Spell

DOVER, DEL, Feb. 1.-THE free fight
which wound up "cake walk" last Thurs
day night SO frightened Grace Thomas, a
Washington street colored woman. that
she has been in a comatose condition ever
since. With considerable difficulty she Is
sufficiently aroused at intervals to take
nourishment The affair has created a SEN
sRtion among the colored people, who de-
clare that she is under spell.
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Spinal NOTlCEa.

On and after Feb l. 1890, the basis Of meas
urement OF all advertising Ia the MoREINo News
will be agate, at the rate of 81 20 an inoh for
the first Insertion. No Special Notice inserted
for less thnn 81 90
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Some Savan nah Cures.

While many grateful patients gladly testify
to being benefited or cured Of Cdtdrrh, ,erU0ts
Diseases, etc, the cases selected for publication
are a fer of thoIe, in different localities, toho
had eye troubles, that the public tUho inUesti-
gaze them may more readily and easily deter
mine their truthfllness than thev could in cases
Of concealed organs.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CITY MARSHAL, !
SAVANNAH, GA. Feb. 3 1898 (
THE City Treasurer has placed in my hands
Il executions against all persons who are in
arrears for taxes on GROUND RENT LOTS for
1892 Please call and settle. The ordinance
will be promptly enforced.
ROBERT ]. WADE,
CITY Marshal
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From Liberty County.

The 11-year old daughter Of Mr. W. A. FIem-
ing Of Pennington, Liberty county, was born
his method. the little girl said ut didn't hurt
a bit"
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MEDICAL,
THE GREAT REGULATOR

No medicine Is so
universally used as
Simmons Liver Reg
ulstCT It won its
way into every home
by pure, sterling
merit. Il takes the
place OF adoctor and
costly prescriptions
Il is o family medi-
cine containing no
dangerous qualities,
but purely vegets-
bic; gentle in It's &C
eE.zr, rnI 49,. -. -, FL
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DR. ]. HARVEY MOORE SPECIALIST,

Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat and Nervous System
and all the diseases that affect these organs.
such as Cataracts Peterygiums, Cross Eyes,
Grsnulated Eyelids, Deafness, Discharge from
Ears Catarrh, Asthma, all Throat Affections,
Neuralgia, Headaches. Nervous Debility, Merry
Gus Dyspepsia. Chorea, or ST. Vitus Dance. etc.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE TREATMENT OF
CATARRH AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
Cross Eyes Strengthened by DR. MOORE'S
PAINLESS METHOD, without ether or chloro.
form. No failures. No tying Up of eyes or re-
naming indoors.
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MEETIN9s.

DE KALB LODGE no. 9,LO. IF.
A regular meeting of this Lodge will be held
THIS EVENING at o'clock.
The first degree will be conferred.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited TO meet
with US. J. D. LANIER, N. G.
JOHN w SMITH Secretary
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Another One.

Arthur Hancock of 212 Hall street was another
one who had his eye made straight by DR.,
Moore's painless method. His turned out.
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The Postmaster

OF Strumboy, Liberty county, Mr.. 8 E. Jones,
who is well known over the entire county, having
been tax receiver there four years. came here
and had tumor removed by Dr. Moore which
had been gro wing on his eye fifteen years 1t
interfered seriously with his vision and
cause him much pain
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS, !
February Sd, 1898.
WHEREAS, Scarlet fever and dlphthera have
made their appearance in the city this board
deem it eXpedient that every case of such dis
eases be iso.ated therefore be it
Resolved That every house in which there is
q case of scarlet fever or diphtheria be quaran-
tined and no inmate OF such house be allowed
10 leave it and no person be allowed to enter it
except at the discretion of the Board of SAM
tary Commissioners.
JOHN J. MCDONOUGH, Chairman
w. F, Drummer, NJ. D., Secretary
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GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting of this society
will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING in Tur-
ners' hall at o'clock
NJ. G. HELMKEN, President.
A. HELLER. Secretary,
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All Know Him

Mr., Fred Donnelly who is employed IN the
Office OF j. P. Williams & Co., 100 Bay street,
and lives at So West Broad street, was
another who had his eyes made straight by DR..
Moore. His turned in,
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DEATHS.

HOPKINS at the Hsrnett house, at
$40 O'Clock Feb. 3. Miss MARY G. HOPKINS
Funeral notice later.
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Suffered Twelve Years.

Mr.. F. T. Owen, who was employed by
the Knicksrbocker Ice Company and resides
at &37 Jefferson street, has suffered twelve
years from disease OF bis eyes, which not
only seriously interfered with his vision,
but smarted and burned continually. He
tried numerous remedies and physicians
unsuccesfully, and now says L would not
take $500 five hundred dollars for what
DR.. Moore has done for me.
Office hours from till IL A NJ. and to and
to sP NJ: standard timel except SundAyA
Consultation free
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The BEST Family Medicine.

IL will restore strength to the overworked
father and relieve the wife from low spirits,
headache. dyspepsia constipation and like ills
Genuine has our z stamp ia red on front Of
wrapper, prepared only by
j. h. ZEILIN IL CO, Philadelphia, Pa
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GEORGIA HlsTORfCAL sOCII

GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of this society will be
held at Hodgson Hall THIS EVENING at 2
O'Clock.
T. D. ROCKWELL.
Recording Secretary.
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WORKING PEOPLE
Can take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss
of time or danger from exposure, and tie sys-
tenn will De built up and invigorated by It, It
acts gently on the Bowels and Kidneys and cor
reefs the action of the Liver. Endorsed by per-
sons OF the highest character and enninence a.
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SHOES.
ATESTCASE

We are anxious to learn
which daily newspaper in Sa-
vannah is the best advertising
medium for our Shoe Business,
hence will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-07
Islfth snpreme pIntrict.

Court OF ClVil Appeals Henry W. Light
foot chief Justice, N, Webb Finley and
Arson Rainey, associate Justices Lo-
GATED at I)allas.)
Dallas, Texas, December 6,--The Fifth
district court Of civs appeals handed
down the following opinions today:
{, 81. Keys ct al W. cishurns Building
and Loan association from johnson conn
~; affirmed, 8f 3fYE ff
Campbell Printing Press company ~. II,
r Powell e. al. from Dalps; reversed and
remanaed,
Vim Harris vs: schuitiar 8 Hoitz from
l'So.aas smith W II. j, White, from
,JohnSpns a1lirIned.
Gulf, Colorado ana Santa Re Railroad
VS.. Annie Vincent from Johnson; reversed
and ftInznded
same "a. J. NJ. soin, from johnson; az
nralGd
" d Smith VS.. Walton & Rainsony,
fshia Johnson, reversed and remanded
~. s. Herndpn vs., 4 NJ. Campbell no-
celger, from Snnthi reversed ana remand
"a
81 Louis Arkansas and Texas Railway
cerapany VS., Amelia TaYlnrl from Nas,srr
fO. reversed nnd teInandet,
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srcnnd sunren,n llIatrict.

court Of civil Appeals 3. d Tarlton,
chief Justice; h o. Head and /. W..
stephens associate justices. Located at
Fort Worthy
Fort worth, Texas. December Sine
eourt Or civil appeals rendered the follow
ng decisions today:
Weir Piow company VS.. d. W. nyans 3
Co, fro,n Aiontagus; affirmed.
q. L. Dennis8n ct al vs.. Il. e. Hun ct al
from Wichita; AFFIRMED
Rosa Baliista Va. Mann q stephens OF al,
from archer athrmed,
W H. Morsha1i vs.. John Nignsll from
Clay, reversed ana remsuded.
j q. Stephens VI. J. w. Stephens. from
Wise; affirmed.
II. w. Curtis Va j. o. Roberts from
Wise, reversed ana dismissed.
y. II. Mitchell Va. Hammer Paint COM
paGy. nun l1enton Dismissed.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Nc Railway
company VS.. Jerry CFagtr. from Cook; ar
armed
culf, Colorado and Santa Ee Railway
company vs.. II. p Hutchins from Cooke.
affirmed.
Gilf, Colorado and Santa be Railway
cofnpnny VS.. ]. w. shropshire from Par
kel{ reversed and reInaldeo.
ullr, Colorado and santa Ee Railway
company vs.. j, A. Dond, from Cooke, re-
Veraed and reiuanded. unless Ycinitt1 OF
Slz,0J ~ filed within twenty days.
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa H'e Railway
company 1s. y. ]. Semmes, from Couke.
affirmed. tf
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Ihird supremc lltnfrict.

Court Of Civil Appeaip-Fi, C, Fisher,
chief justicei w NJ. Key ana w. ID.
Collard, associate Justices, Located at
Austin.)
Austin, Texas, December 6.-Irhe court
Of oiyll appeals for the Third district on
tered the following orders today
Afflrmed- Bonner and Campbell vs.
With, from Travis, Tinsley vs. DowelI,
from Travis; Lurkey vs., WARREN from
Travis
Affirmed In Part and Reversed ana Rem
Coryeli
laeyersed and demanded Saunders vs.
IAbeil, frain Goryell
keheafing acknowledgements VS. Brown
from Tom Creeu; Yoak;ini VS. Richards
srap.
Motion Overrnied--cohh We. Cohran.
from Robertson, 70 certify question 70 SUI
preHle court.
Submitted Gulf. Colorado and Santa re
Hallway company Us. Guaenberry. from
Eqie HAn, for rehcafing. Waters Pierce oil
eouis ~ VS.. ISing. from Williamson, to
Advance; The TAYLOR WMter company VS.
Henry billiard, from Williamson, Tor eei.-
tipraft
N BlackDsore and Routh Va. Fl. c Jones
from Toni Green, rehearing Is granted and
the former Judgment reformed so as to
allow d credit Of Sips.sD.
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LABOR l'aoTslr,


Bethlehem, Pa, pecs.sS,,
strike on The LehIsh W. v,,,a ~ b
declared on at a; / olelos wv Y. ~ y
both sides making concssS, a ~ !. M
was the result Or I cons .sa' icy y.
me Joint committee com s ~ Z, IN,
o. me boards OF arbltrsiiio',s,s !, * rs,,
ana New Jersey ON fbe ~ y NJ I,
cent Wilbur Of the iIe M s''' 9 ", " n
on me other. The conferas.nn. vslls,, X
sd three days, was also 4, s' ~. FAI.t Z
we chiefs Of the local M n ,;s'bss. 4
Computations, which t t,,S e ~ d
Under the terms Of IN. II. .
Lehlgh Valley agree NJ ~ I. sso'n y
old employees whom M, ssws PA ID
places without prejudlces K So IA
employees preference II ,,,ss. sse III
cailcles; that hereafter whsgs iun'l
ploy % the railroad co,,, rn.n y III
various classes 81 enni l'..sA ~,
branches OF service IN whfrk !, M
party Is employed. MI, - ~. .ns sad
grievance win be heard 81 nn6 ss 1'''l, "a \
ana President Wilbur ar m 3s',lF ~
We rules p0sted by Mr. Vas.., 4! y "a
z iast rs iirst vice uresidsny.s , " = N
delphia ind Reatirr " l ii,.,. y. 'ft n
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NMiinE the Campaign Yarns.

Washington, December 6.--The inter
view In the Galveston and Dallas News
OF last Sunday with n. A. Grones Of Hills
horo has attracted much attention among
the Texas delegation here, 1t contained
rather remarkable Information and report
cd Mr.. Groves IS stating ex-cafhedra that
contract he'd been formed by which
Governor Hogg wnB TO announce as a
candidate for the United States senate and
Senator Coke as a candidate for governor
of Texas.
Speaking Of the Interview to The Post
correspondent, Senator Coke said: ',The
dispatch from Hillsb0ro to which you re-
fer appeared In the Dallas and Galveston
News three days after my departure from
Tex1s for Washington and has been called
70 my attention. All that ] have TO ray
about y is that II Is an absolutely base
less fabrication, without one word Of
truth IN support OF It. I am not and VIII
under no circumstances be a candidate
for governor Of Texas, / viii 90 further
and say IN view of the shameless mem
deity of this dispatch that IL nounjna-
ton Tor governor were rendered it would
be promptly declined IL tnis dispatch
had appeared IN a reputable democratic
Journal would possibly have had more to
say about IT. but coming from the source,
II does | have nothing further to say
Senator Coke also received today a
telegrHm from Governor Hong, In which
the governor vigorously repudiates an IN
lerYiew upon ,thia same subject wherein he
Is made 70 say that Groves violated
coincidence In speaking of II.
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Frosineetown, December 6.-The srI2
Jason. Captain McMnlan, sailed from Cal.
catta February last for Boston with a
cargo Of iute. When a fer days out she
encountered terrific cyclone ana lost
her nlasts and First of6cer walker, She
put Ia at the Isle of France. repaired and
again sailed. On Tuesday morning last
X began % snow. aud after tWo days
Without observation, a lookout was made
ana breakers We're OFF the port bow but
she could not tack ship and there was
not room 70 wear. 50 the ship hauled close
With ali the sail the spars would stand,
IN hopes 70 crowd by the cape. A heavy
sea was setting III shore and she made
much seawny The gale Increased, and at
1915 yesterday eyening she struck the
beach and broke IN Two amtdships
All the crew went into the fnfzzen rig
ging but when the rna3t fen all went
With T. aid only one boy, named Evans,
Was pulled out Of tbs sur. OF their names
ne Knows but few. They were mostly
Irish and Norwegian. The captain's name
was MsMiiiap and the mates Walker;
both were from Greenock The second
mate Gpapraith, and Boatswain Black
were from Selkirk. The sealnen included
John Callahan, Mike Atuiiigan, William
Sptter OF Gueeustown, 1Eeary and Ross
~ Flymputh4 ENGLAND, Chris Neelson and
Corse Of Portland, Ore Mummy OF ST
John, n q, johnson and Hendrickaon at
Sweden. TweBtYttour IN all were lost.
AZ sunset tOnlgiit one body waa seen bob
null, but the sea was too rough for an
attempt al rescue. Nearly the entire car
gosiS piled W on the beach on other side
tof half y mile. +Jr
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sponrINa Norns.
hoard OF I,eview.

Chicago December 5.-.The board Of re-
view OF the American rrotting association
today decided about score Of contested
cases, the principal one being Q phase Of
the famous free-for-ail at Washington
the protect OF p. NJ Dlckey. the owner
OF Lord Clinton. against award Of second
money to Budd Dnbles mBie, Pixley, was
not well taken Dickey claimed that DO.
bles original entry was Belva A., and
that Pixiey was not substituted within
tile time required by the rule, The cyi-
dence shows that pixiev was substituted
IN ample time and the owner OF Lord Clin-
ton had TO content himself with fourth
money the third having been won by
Hamlin'a Night!ngale.
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were found All right, not even discoiored.
The collectors small safe was IN the
hottest hfS II was broken open yester-
dsy ana contAntB found all right, the
only damage being a slight discoloring Of
some of the papers. The safe was ruined:
II 10 thought now that the fire started
upstairs on the south side of the building
aud that Il was accidental. but the cause
can not BE ascertRlned.
The commissioners court met to0ay
and are arranging to use the lower part
OF the sell fer offices. This viii he con-
yen,ent ns there are several rooms ana
the building Is fire proof
Several drnnmers representing hook
ana stationery houses struck the town
last ulrht and today ristled for orders
from the county officers.
" Il probabio that steps win be taken
TO build a new court house soon We have
the very best OF brick made here N any
quantities and plenty OF good stone IN
five miles OF town.
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Sal Arsclo- Texas r,<ccfalytr s. Mrs.
5 wftacn wi,A Monisrsa ssset assx-
trNn, vas ssrss.ea Law week cAhre4a wlsh
the rots7ufre 81 PERRY wgtsan hsSens
~ the fcyfne~ Ta,e rs-cns-s v.Ss released
~ her rresifairr1v trisa Ak Gz1a2. cssael,-
ttt cpuEty Snis rsHtg, ina sz Ssaa, NolrH
fg.rt sonr3
Nj. Wisran. deceSSss1 wA,c was a
~eeslthy slctr riHn died vesT sudden ana
unsrNeesctls 81 his rassch sishelt usek.
scAi asteatser IL tkc rreEenre Il 5nfy ne
tsri defendants, ~ cSsIse ~ NftcN ttieF
1ttritHSN1 u wfHEya f9issr@zt crernt.fs
have FsHea a-sAayae3 nys sst6iscs1 utgrh
shows ca43h Is fsFN Es.A1 flse f~F7ait VI
lnrxs ooss ~ str5rhgsi.le
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City of Mexico, December s.--The second
days racing brought out good crowd
The betting on the auctions and mutuRls
was good. With inrge fields Of starters.
tho favorltes won two out Of four times.
Next week book betting VIII be lnaugu-
rated Ia rfexlco fcr the first line. The
weather Is fine and track slow.
Six Furlongs--G Guard Haytuarket jim
Cornwall. Time, III
Seven F'urlongS---Loug Ten. May Hardy,
Ydn Lfndon Time, LA.
FAif Mile Borderer Myrtle, Winona.
Time. .62i5.
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sub-conmittees In groups Of twos and
threes and individually TO complaints Of
those who want the tariff changed In
different particulars and on the schedules
which win AFFECT their interests. The dem.
ocratic members OF the ways and means
committee said they expected these pro-
tests would be made. They were not dis
tllrbed by them and not Inclined to make
any changcs unless u .eppears that some
un'ntentional error had been made,
II Is claimed that the protests from
the democratic members OF congress are
not such as 10 cause any alarm about the
future OF the Dill and the general impress
sion IL the bill viii paas the house even
if not amended 70 suit those CALLED 'islck-
ers" Efforts are being made by dem
ocrnts. dissatisfied with the hlll to have
q caucus held, The members ~ the ways
AVA ,,ii pr,,,,,by uS ,s,r
deaSor TO prevent one being called.
The friends OF the administration are also
counted on to prevent a caucus. The
Louisiana members say they will sup
port any measure that receives the In
dorsemerit of tho democratic caucus. The
bill is expected to come up Monday.
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Providence, f. /. pees.s s,', !.
strike IN the wooden min distIs, N, Z
s'lrned . new phase. which /, 3 !. s,sI
may result IN a HatIsfac.o,v Z .. ~
between the null owners ~, s.'
In View OF the fnct ihst spn opsi9
at al the mills excApt the W. epsFs
FUSED TO accept the iaiiT XIX, ey \, l 4
owners permitting them " y
work. the Manufacturers TX. l HI
announced they would cios W K a N
for the remainder OF the s sssso, ,'''s Y :!
this the business men ,lrrsS "A X. n g
facturers to bring about 4 .., wv II \;
irresistible, The citizens con sss;ss y
waited upon the executive ' snm, ~
the strikers. and as result X, l,''', 4:
committee viii have q c0nfeIen'',, : MA
mill owners tomorrow AZ -' ~ VI Y
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several aas$ Il san Antenia returned
nSlne yesterday.
Alrs fsUrxcsS u s0Tuln rexas y visis-
INK ASr sisttr, NFa A. ChtiiS ctetotaila
land Commissioner ~. l., Actiaughey
Sna M NJ A rnyior % Ai1stn. WHO have
hasa l4lt on NHntlnx oNpediuon. returucd
Is AGsiin sNndey, carrying with them
eosnc ctcica VSrisoa,
~ \ eSwsn seems to be The napriest
man IN towA A yreng lady Srrivea at
hik hosne 81 FRIDAY last and has come 20
ffaT.
t,anhly Commissioner r. Somm0ns q
the HOUSE ranch spcat several days in
cptulla tAia week.
Stntknscn ara fAymera are 10 good
spirits sinee thr ftccnt rains ana garden
ms hes begun IN sood earnest
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a Hltch b the A'rrnpr.s,s.,'

Mauch chuhk Pa. pecemba III
is q serious hitch IN the sstilsn.s. II
Lehigh Valley strik5. Tho lsst,a 4
received messages this raofnisc ait,
the strike of. They expeetE n NJ NJ
In a body and every man tskt hs n
When the arrangement was rsssS M
to them. things assumed 4 dIffsts. II,
They unanimously declared tgsrr n
would have To be taken bsek 3. n
The strikers held q meeting hi, ma
The proposition for seitle,nsai IL
tected and similar action Tss iAss
LehiBhton, Welssport and Whisiilu]