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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
WILMINGTON CONFERENCE.
Where the Ohicial Visitors and Som,
Members will be Entertained.

members Will De entertained.
During the session of Wilmington NJ. L.
Conference, which will be held in Middle.
town, beginning March 18th, the official
visitors will Le entertained as follows;
Bishop Stephen NJ. Merrill, parsonage; c..
G. McCabe, parsonagei George L. Reed,
parsonage; A, j. Kynett, parsonage, ]. L,
Hurlbut, National Hotel; J. w. Hamilton,
parsonage; j. Benson Hamilton, pars0n.
age G. H. Is. Day, C. Derrickson; /. O..
Coursey, Q. Derrickson; J. II. Hoffecker,
w. Brockson, at Mrs. Lippincotts; w. II.
Jackson, parsonage; J. NJ. Buckley, W. r.
Biggsi A. q. Cox. a. q. Cox }. Smithers,
T. Hurn; t. II. Williams, ~. Taylor, at
Sparks Hotel; t. S. Nelson, W. Taylor, at
Sparks Hotel Ex-Governor B. +. Biggs, d.
\. Biggs; II. Snowden, Y. Lavender; Miss
Fannie Sparks, Mrs. Moore; Mrs. w. L.
1omkinson, Mrs. NJ. Moore; Mrs. u. L.
Weldin, parsonage Joseph Pyle, L. Rey.
nolds; W. II. Tompson, Ex-Governor
Biggs; I. J. Nanneman, II. b. Burris; L,
A: G. Gerry, NJ. f. liurris
The presiding elders will be entertained
! by the following; Louis Il. Barrett q. 4.
Hukill, at National Hotel, r. II. adams
+ W, Taylor; w. +. Corkran, Mrs. sparks
at Sparks Hotel: Alfred smith, w. Faylor
Ministers of this vicinity will be entertained
as follows: NJ. Z. Bowman, ]. C. Parker
J. y. Dobbins, W, Taylor w. !. DuHad
WY W. LetlleIOlIl " AZ piss lTtlalu 81 II
$. Dulaney, q, D. Kelley, at Miss Ander
sons; John France, Mrs. Maxwell. at Ma
0lpnsl Hotel; Edwin Gardner, :. :. Holtcn
- Miss Ireland's; ], b. &. Hanna L. Mer
Titt; u. l.. Hubbard, J. c, Parker, Isaa,
Jewell, w. Brockson at Mrs. Lippincott's
7. +. Martindale. y. Burris :. NJ. Morgan
Jr, w. Barnett; a. $ Mowbray, Y
Massey; ~. Otis, Mrs Earnest; A, H. Pretty
man, j. Cliff; b. L, Price, W. Price, ]. b
Quigg, Mrs, William Green; Henry San
A. I. scott, 7, lIurn; +. T. Short. L. Gears
Z. Il. Terry, \. Burris; H. :. Thompson
T. Lavender; W. i. TomkinsOn, w. Bar
nett; d. i. Waddcll, W. Barnett; /. J.
Wood, V. Culhertson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
AN OFFICER ASSAULTED.
Policeman Howard Feaster Badly Used
by hssnilants.

Robert West, George West and
Robert Nansandt were arraigned before
Judge Ball on Thursday, charged with
assaulting Policeman Howard Feastcr.
over Eleventh street bridge the night he.
fore. The officer declared the men were
drunk and acted in disorierly manner,
when he told them to move on. They
then turned on him and started to beat
him,
Feastcr states that he was struck sey-
eral times in the face and stomach.
Word was sent TO the city hall concern.
ing the fight and Sergeant Chambers and
Captain Evans responded to the call fol
assistance, They succeeded III arrcsting
the culprits When the men were ar
raigned on Thursday, Robert Wcst
pleaded guilty To the charge, while the
others entered plcn Of not guilty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
rmihAnEhrnI.f .1rE.rIns.

The Central Hospital, Broad and Race
streets. WAS opened last night week.
+. ~. tassanaNc has been appointed
general superintendent of motive power
If the Pennsylvania railroad, With office
1T Altoona
The Rcadiug railroad receivers Yesterday
wGel; authorized the payment ui $2lU, 900
l.ehigh Valley second mortgage interest,
due yesterday week.
Tile First Brigade. y. q. r., and n score
Of Democratic clubs started Friday for
Washington to attend the inauguration of
President Cleveland.
Nineteen women were arrested Friday
night and held fora further hearing on the
charge OF keeping disnrderly houses ON
Ninth street, between Cal!owhill and But
tuuwOud.
Postmaster Field, whose term does not
expire until December next, said Friday
his resignation would not be handed 10
President Cleveland Immediately unless il
WHs requested,
Meyer lsman, a pawnbrokcr, was bound
over yesterday week for a further hear.
ing on the charge of cmbczlling upwards
OF 81, 200 from benjamin Il. Bloch. by
whom he was formerly EMPLOYED
The cruiser New York was towel from
Cramps shipyari yesterday week 10 Ienulle
Island Navy Yard and placed IN The dry
dock, where her prupellcrs will be put on.
The vessel is nearly ready for her trial
trip.
fhG Geographical Club, last night week,
decided To associate itself with the pro
posed Arctic expedition of Lieutenant
lcarv. The club will contribute 81. 1000 OF
$1,000 towards the expenses Of the expe.
ditiOn.
The Philadelphia Chester & LcwcS steam,
boat company brought suit yesterday
week against i fire insurance Companies in
the l.uitcl states circuit court To- recover
about $75,uDn, growing ont of the destruc
ti1n by fire last October of the gteamboat
Excelsior while she was under repairs al
Chester
The board Of highway supervisors Friday
heard argument of counsel rs to thu
right Of the West Philadelphia Passenger
| Railway Company To lay double Trucks on
| filtyscCpnd street between lilmwuod aut
baltimore avennes. The Elmwopd ant
| Paramount Park Passenger Railway Com
| pany claims it has charter to occupy IN,
| street and the matter was referred to ,
| committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
4 FEARFUL CYCLONE.
Tho Parish of Ayoynlles, La, Devastated
IA Man and IA Child Killed and Twenty
Houses Blown Down.

Houses Blown Down.
MhRKsvILLr. La, March 3.-This parish,
Avoyclles, was visited Tuesday evening by
terrible cyclone, which eft death and de
struction in its wake. Its general course
was from west to northwest. Never in
the history oftnis parish has such deslruc-
tiun been seen.
The cyclones path presents u scene
which is indeed pitiful, and which battles
description. Scattered timber and M.
rooted trees now mark the place where
once lnrge residences stood In addition
to the velocity of the wind, there was /.
rain which poured in volumes for about
two hours. 1t began with ana was u part
of the misfortune of the occasion, for all
who were left homeless we're exposed to it
as they sought to cStricatc those who
were lying beneath the wreck.
1t is strange fact that only two persons
were killed, Macmillan BruuilleIte and
child OF MIR Laherde About 40 people
were wounded some seriously, while
others were slightly hurt The Baptist
church, white, Baptist church. colored
and about ~ houses were blown down,
The Protestant cemetery was completely
ruined.
Particulars from other ncighborhoods
have not come in. but reports are that
other places in the parish suffered by the
cyclone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

to the virtues of Pink Pills for Pale
People, and now my story is done rs
the nursery ballad runs. If anybody
should ask confirmation of this tale of
mine let him write to me and shall
Gheerfully furnish it, The Pink Pills
were my rescuer and I'll be their friend
and advocate while livem
The reporter finally took his leave OF DIR.
Nerrinder but not without the professor
entertaining him to another piano treat. a
symphony played with faultless execution
ana soulful Interpretation of the com
pOser's thought
Calling upon Messrs. A. Il. Pilkey & Co.
the well-knuwn druggists, the reporter as.
ccrtaincd DIR. Williams Pink Pills have an
enormous sale in Chatham, and that from
all quarters come glowing reports OF the
excellent results following their use. In
fact, DIR. Williams Pink Pills are recog,
nlzed as one of the greatest modern medi-
cilieS--a perfect blood builder and nerve
restorer--curiug such diseases as rheuma-
tisin. neuralgia, partial paralysis, loco
motor ataNia, IT. Nitus' dance, nervous
| headache, nervous prOstration and the
Tired feeling resulting thcrcfrom, diseases
depending upon humors in the blood, such
rs scroilila, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink
Fills restore pale and Sallow compilations
70 the glow Of health, and are n specific for
all the troubles peculiar tn the female sex,
WINE III the case OF men they erect
radical cure in all cases arising from
mental worry, overwurs or excuses OF
whatever nature.
hesc Pills are manufactured by the DR..
| Williams Medicine Company, SChenec.
tady. n: Y, and Brockvillt, Ont. and are
| sold in boxes never in loose form by the
dozen or hundred, aud the public are
cautioned against numerous limitations
Sold III this shapel at 30 cents u box, or six
| boxes for $50, and may be had of all
druggists or direct by mail from Dir.
| Williams Medicine Company from either
address. The price at which these pills
/ are sold make n course of treatment com
/ paratiyely inexpensive as compared with
| other remedies or medical treatment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
t,surping oInIms N chernl.en slrin.

KANSAS City, Mo-, March 2.-The
Ira0cler has received dispatch from
the PawEee agency, Cherokee strip.
The dispatch was carried considerable
portion of the way by courier, and
bears the date of February eth. 1t
says the settlers made II raid on this part
OF the Cherokee strip last saturday and
sunday. Now every quarter section
along Black Bear creek has u settler on
it, In fact, all of the good claims are
taken by the people. This information
comes from perfectly reliable source.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
A CHATHAM MIRACLE.
Dr.. Carl Yerrinder'S YiCiSSitudeS Of
Torture and Of Health.

He Survives Them All, and Rccounts His
Wonderful DeiivcrRnce From Poverty
and Death, and His Restoration
to Prosperity and Vigor of Mind
and Body - Good Words
for the A. o. &. w.
tCha,han Plans',)
In a Raleigh street residence there lives
with wife and one child--a little ten-years-
old daughtcr-a musician known through
out Ontario, if not the whole Dominion as
prince among pianists, organists and
choir mastcrs-a veritable maestro and
Wizard of the Ivory Keys and no one
who has ever listened to his manipulation
Of the great organ in the Park Street
Methodist Church, or heard him evoke
magic musics mystic melody from the
magnificent Decker Grand in his own
drawing room but will declare that his
eininence is well deserved. and his peers
can be but few among the professors of
Divine Art. The door plate bears the
following inscription:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
rIcyoRIonx nnnnnrRs
The virginia Police Schooner RepuIse
After n Lively Battle.

CRIsFIELD, Md, March IA battle
took place last night between the dredg.
ers and the Virginia police schooner,
About . o'clock CrisiicId was startled
BY hearing the heavy boom of cannon
and reports Of rifles. The dredgers
were doing effective work in Tanrier
sound, on Woman's marsh, when Cap
tain Reed came up and opened fire
with his cannon.
The dredgers replied with rifles, and
soon tho guns discharging with flashes
that looked like fire flies in marsh. 1t
is reported that the police schooner was
obliged to withdraw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

Guthrie, OKLA, March 2.-The
negroes who have lately been imported
from the south are again becoming very
obnoxious and trouble is brewing be-
tween them and the whites at several
places. AT Lexington the negroes have
been ordered to leave the town, and in
several localities in the county vigilance
committees have warned them to leave.
Governor Seay has been applied to and
will give them protection.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
HEINDrUfNE I.iRK.


City Council, by invitation of the Board
Of FaTk Commissioners, made "trip
through Brandy &ine Park last Friiav
for The purpose Of seeing what has been
done and asccrtaining what the board pro.
poses to do
HE lGspeetiug party was accompanied
by fark commissioners Candy and Men.
Ton, and all the CoUuCilncn except Ncs-rs.
White Magee Danncubers and Kirby were
preacnt
lhcy cGt the city hall in couches and
were driven to the foot Of West street,
from which place they walked throirI,
the PARK 10 Riddles Banks, where they
again entered the vehicles and were driven
10 the upper boundary Of the park.
They were well pleased with what has
been done. and seemed favorably I'M.
pressed with what the board propose,
TO do
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

Grand Master Workman \. Il. .Tnucs
Grand Recorder Charles f.. Wood, Grand
Receiver Edgar \. Finley ami uirand AicIi.
cal Examiner J.. ". Finn Of the Grand
the officers Of the Grlnd I.oIre of Mary.
land Thursday and were pleasantly IL.
ceivcd. They brought back with them a
check for Sl,5la23. representing tile per
capita tax puid by tie subordinate lodges
q this state for the support Of the tirand
which Grand Lodge of Delaware rccautly
Withdrew. Thus money will be nut in the
general fund Of the Grand I.Udge III BcIa-
ware, Tie Grand Lodge Of Maryland has
made one assessment for the month Of
March for which tile subordinate lodges II
TINS jurisdiction are Liable, The liability
Lodge Of Maryland was ulDn tAc lodges
Of tbs state for deaths uCcHrriA; before
midnight Of February list
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
a KnmorelI Transfer.

y N'7F''t ''Ni lHllSHf'lt,
II is quietly rnmorci that the Rev Il
Irving Nmkin may be transferred to the
baltimore Conference and that he may ia
given charge of Ghatsworh lndcpendenf
Mothudisi church as thn successor If the
Rev. Z y Grouse, WHO was appointed Il
The church three years ago. MI Watkins
IS extremely popular in Church Hill as
well as ~ al Of his charges where lie has
done splendid work aid his return has
MeeM asNnt for.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
Grent nelolelnr al M,llinmsnurr. rn.

WILLIAMSBURG, va, March 2-Thore
Is great enthusiasm here over the pas
sage yesterday, by Congress, of tile Bill
giving Williamsburg College, of this
place, 500, 900 in payment for the de-
struction of its building during the war
by the Federal army. The town is illu.
minated and hundreds of students
paraded the streets, sing their songs,
while the college bell rang the news out
to the surrounding country.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
Equitable L0lN,s sTowIvG.



The annual meeting of the Equitable
Loan Association was held Thursday at
No. III Market street. at which the
fifteenth annual report was presented.
showing that the association had cleared !
yer cent on all is series. The gross assets
were found to be SlbO,O34.4l liabilities,
ShB, iO.43; loans, sol Sis. The shares have
paid in from sl32 to Sc each ana have
earned S63.29, Si3lI S34. %, S2G. 26. sls.g6:
1888, 1924, s6,i5. S3.2S $3.50, 81 So, aj
cents, AZ cents and II cents. there ARE
Loss shares in force.
These officers were elected President,
Edward A. Kim; NiGe.prea!dent, .Jchn Il.
s:nms, NJ. D., Secretary, Wih.am T.,
Hawkins Treasurer, Sui6niaa II. Steatt
Directors for three years, William
Houpt, William S. Mitchell Lewis Kaiser
tor one year ITO ill vacanciesl, John /.
springer, Henry Z Robelen; Auditors,
William 4. Reynolds, soio,nan II. Staats,
John T.. Springer,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
The LIQUOR Question in North pahol

BISMARCK, N. D., March 2.-The
liquor question will not be submitted to
the people of North Dakota at least for
two years The House has passed a re.
submission resolution, but the Senate
yesterday sent it to the temperance com.
mittee by vote Of IS to o, which prac.
tically kills it, as that committee will
not have time to report before the SEES.
sion ends.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

PARIS, March 2.-l'he manager Of
Figaro was summoned before the cor.
rection tribunal to-day, on the charge
of having published documents show
ing detailed evidence elected in secret
by NJ. Froqueoll, the terminating mag
istrate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

HAERGsEuRG, Pa, March 2.-rhe
governor to-day sent to the Senate the
nomination of Samuel Cuisine rhomp-
son of Philadelphia TO be justice of the
supreme court, in place of Judge Pax
son, resigned, The appointment had
been rendered Judge Heydrick, but he
derlinnl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
EXCITING PRizE FIGHE.
Riley and Howley, WeItcr. weights. Fight
n; Wheeling and the Intter Wins.

p a. "TIVVITHE 'FTTI TIC I'HIFtT wins.
WHEELING, W. VA, March 2-One
of the greatest prize fights that ever oc-
Cured in this section took place at an
early hour this morning between the
welter-wcights, Ed Riley Of Washing
ton, d. e., and Mike ilowlcy Of Eng
and, for $500 n side and gate money, at
the Pastime Athletic Club.
Tho battle was for blood from the
start and was fought savagely up to the
seventh round. Riley did not then come
to the scratch in time and the fight was
allowed to llowlcy.
Riley claimed several fouls, but the
referee decided against him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

An address Friday night at the revival
service in Grace Church was delivered by
Postmaster ,tOhn Field of Philadelphia.
The church was crowded. Mr.. Field spoke
in reminiscent mood and told of being
at Dover several days ago conducting a
meeting. Many young men were then
converted. MIR. Field spoke Of his visits
To other places and of the conversion of
I.lamN nersuMs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
VIOLATED the POSrfL E1Ws.
Isaiah Ponze, Coiored, Held for United
states Court for Mating Improper
Postal Cards,

Postal Cards,
Isaiah Ponzo, colored was Thursday given
a hearing before uitcl state, t0miais.
sioner ). Redmond Smith, charged with
guage Of an indecent, lbglausand dcfafna.
tory character, rrilrcting iniuti0usly
upon the condition OF another in violation
of section 3, act of September 18TH, 1856.
of the United states Statutes EN-Attnr-
ney-general John Biggs appeared for the
prisoner.
Assistant Postmaster William NJ. Pyle
testified that his attention WAS called To-
the postal cards BY the mailing clerk, who
said they contained writing which was
against the law. lie gave them tu Post.
office Inspector Maxwell. who inycsti-
gated, the case and arrested tic negro Tie
postal cards were addressed 10 Harriet
Griffin Thurlow, South Chester"
t'on20 was held IN $500 bail for the April
term of the tulLed states court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

WEST CHESTER, Pa, March 3-A freight
wreck occurred this morning ut Ardmdre,
on tle PENNSYLVANIA railroad, in which
one brakeman WAS killed and another Sc
rinusly injured, \ number Of cars were
completely Wrockod.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09

Wien Baby was slci;, ~ gn7o scr -pstoria,
when she was Child she cyicd for Castoria,
When She became Miss, she ching to Castoiia,
Whea she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-09
Iioke smith, Associnte biz, suddenly

ATLANTA, g., March &c. T. Don.
olds9n for years a lawyer III The office
pt Hon li2kn smith, was found dead
IN bed at his homo in Decatur, this
morning
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
An Important Decision.

The supreme court of Missouri in
pane has rendered an opinion in the
csoeas corpus case instituted by St.
.iair county judges now in jackson
..vunty Jail, Missouri. to which place
nney have been held for contempt OF the
t.hited States circuit court in refusing
so.. .evy tax to pay interest due on
C c,oo'ooO railroad bonds issued by st.
a'r county in 1870. Judge Black, who
III t.ered the opinion, denies the writ
..a 'er hearing the case Judge Black
"gS The case presents but one feature,
,n las the supreme court of Missouri
sIt.suiction to interfere with the acts
h., .he federal courts ?" Judge Black
cna aS II has not. The other judges
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Captured Property claims.

The judiciary committee of the house
mas authorized IA substitute for Mr..
Culberson's bill providing for opening
the court of claims to suits by those
who claim an interest in the proceeds
of captured and abandoned property.
The bill simply provides for IA restora.
uon OF the act of 1863, which limited
the right to sue for proceeds in this
fund to two years from the close of the
war. Mr. Culberson a>sented to the
substitute and his report made on Just
such a bill in the last congress, show
ing the facts upon which these claims
rest and the laws in connection with
them was adopted by the committee
This report shows that there are now
on hand in this fund little over &c..
300 600
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20

Governor LowelIing's Executive Circular.
Governor Lewelling of Kansas has
issued a sensational document in the
shape OF an executive circular addressed
to all boards of metropolitan police
commissioners. The circular which is
very lengthy. after picturing the dis
tress existing in the United States and
Europe, orders the police board to ar
rest no tranps on charges usually
brought against this class, namely
riding on freight ears, vagrancy beg
ging, etc The governor says the city
ordinance hning tramps and compell-
ing them to work on rock piles is un-
constitutional and opposed to the lib
critics guaranteed by that instrument,
and classes such punishment with the
auction block.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Paying Out Pensions.

Secretary Tlole Smith has issued his
acquisitions on the secretary of the
treasury for 50. 700 600 for the payment
OF quarterly pensions due on the 4th
inst as follows: Washington, ID. c.,
Sl,4O0, 900; Augusta. Me, 500, 900; Bos-
ton, Mass, 81 $50, 900; Detroit, Mich
sl,600000 San Francisco, Cal, $500, 900;
Columbus, Ohio, So. 700, 600
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Train Robbers Want to surrender.

Governor Fishback of Arkansas has
received a letter from the sheriff of
benton county, Ark, stating that Ches-
ney and Powell, two of the Oliphant
uain robbers, who are hiding in Ben
Ton county, have made proposition to
surrender on certain conditions. They
admit their guilt regarding the robbery
ana viii plead guilty thereto, but not
70 the charge of murder. They offer
" Turn states evidence.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Wants Duty of One Cent on Sugar.

Mr.. liarter has been trying to get the
sentiment of democratic members of
the house on the subject of a duty on
sugar. Mr.. Harter would like to have
the tariff bill carry duty of per cent
apound on sugar. and thinks this would
yield 1000, 900 year and obviate the
necessity of an income tax, which he
thinks will be unpopular. 1t is not
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20

Senator Voorhees, has introduced into
the senate bill declaring pension IL
vested right, regulating the suspension
OF pensions, granting appeals to the
supreme court of the District of Column
bia; also, bill detinining sundry
crimes against the United States in the
administration of pension laws
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
want the New rariT postpopea.

A petition, which is being circulated
among merchants of Baltimore. Md.
with view to having the operation OF
the new tariff postponed until July 1,
if the country is to have the measure
imposed on it, is receiving many sigma
lures among prominent business men
of that city.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Georgia Law for state Banks.

The Georgia legislature recently
passed the bill by vote of l2l to Is,
providing for the issue of currency
notes by state banks. The state eX-
poets to test the constitutionality of
the national law placing ten per cent
TAX on state bank issues. Much disap-
Poihtment prevails in Georgia at the
ter in his message.