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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
RREAKFA M BUDGET.

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A thorough canvass Of RhodO Island
by correspondence oil the FroVldehcs
Journal developed the ilct that there ~
not n centennarlan IN tue state TX
tremely old people wore SHOWN 10 DO
very scarce, though low persons were
'ouhu VINO nau 'eSV'S' ""u''
larry NJ, STOW has begun ms sur ny against
the CITY Of Chicago ior SoOVO'OOo; SLOW STOW
claims he was allowed q patent ~ 1874
on method Tor paving streets win CO.
oar pIocSs anu lhA1 1ns Guy OIL On ,S,la,,
nSn u,eH ~, mui"oN a'"s' Wv" "'N'
P"y'"s A"! ''SS'S'
a correspondent Of the NsW lofE
snn figures that n m9n lelI rom y
balloon o. an RItltnde OF I'VE mues 'he
velocity OF he Douy rue la't Sseonn
mSu,I 70 SI'o 'G0s' SaS o MSI u" ",anJ i,
"'o'H'' "s'" ~" N'OvN N'u'" ''""' ~ ,
New orleans 10 10 nave new ana
complete system Of sewerage, which Is
10 cost about SS,O,n'OJJ; ihs Guy cnuh
ell lst wesH 9nop!eu t"o '8" ~ w" y,
to,e" wv WV ."m", w. ",o ,So
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MALF aye T. ny " meroyary n sSt,Gi 10
wn'c, nu'panu - os" T,,' " 10" L.
l1t "'S NV WIZ " y se NSh t" ai. h,onIoJ
a a,u%, ~" Nv, Wy ""S,nd;s wi'%"s and ho
TSinssS N nav Tho hair drs0Ier'
m, 49," " ~ is.,r',. ,Lsn,.,d,..,
a., ,uSame,, ' ~ y;,h docSy
o'u tV'u ''eS Wa '"'""N''NS "'''' ~
in hsyo 'mccseSed not only in prcscry.
inc II bnt in ,nakiuy IL blooln heavily
aySin tIiS YEAR.
N,i,Jan Cl,n ui,b L,.;r,,o,,on.
ind " brr,S hand comnoIod entIroiy OF
vonpy woman Of that place, Tho wo.
mem bras, hand hobby seem, to pre.
vail TO a considerable extent in tho
west
Alihou,h Dam Allan. of St Dayid's.
in England, Is nlusty.iour years old, no
lie In vigorous hoalth and attends in
person to tho daily service aud superin-
tenls all tho business OF the cathedral
Upon the mOoting OF the Fiity.fourth
Congress each member will find on his
desk abutton, a pressure upon which
will be promptly answered. by d page
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". II. NRIsoS, who Is In tho drug
business Mt KtngPvilO, Mo-, has 30 much
coniiionCu IN ChOmbNrlaius Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhma RBmcly that lie
warrants ovcry bnttlo and Oilers 10 re.
fund tho money to amy customer who IL
not satisfied after using It, Mr.. Nelson
lnlics no risk In doing lhla because the
Remedy isN certain euro Tor the dis.
oasOs for which II Ia intended aud ho
knows IT, II lila for SnlO by Charles r.
GnolGo. VIII ". Irwin, John Kari,
William Il. Williams, Z. Menkcmulior.
William II. Hague, II. g. Stewart, A. Il.
Schculc, ]. Coleman, .. Schnepi, Will.
lam MOnkOmrllor, Wheeling, ~ w. +;
Bowic & Co., DrIdgoporti Is, +. Peabody
& Son, IcnwuOd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
uNoLR SAM AorEn

ConosraIng tho AIASRGru ot Missionaries
In Chlnn-Promlics Made By the Celestial
EmPlrs.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-The state
department acted instantly Yesterday
on receipt Of cablogram from United
States Consul General Jernlgan at
Shanghai, concerning tho massacre Of
missionaries at Ku,Chsug, Gablsgrama
were sent to him, asking for full par.
ticulars as soon as thoy could DO obtain
cd, and IN United States Minister
DOnby, at Pokln, directing him 10 take
prompt aud proper steps In his repre-
SentatlOnI to tho Chinese government,
demanding tho punishment Of tho OF
tenders and indemnity for tho sufferers,
Consul Jsrnlgan states that one Amer,
lean female missionary was wounded
and four British female missionaries
killed At the mission Of ku Chang, No
further dstallIars given in tina Dispatch,
and tho place described IL believed to
be- In tho province OF lIupe, far up on
the banks OF the Yangise river, beyond
tke reach ot moR.Oi.wST, and about 100
mile, north OF ChenG tn, where the last
missionary rlots occurred. Tho state
department will take steps in tho mat
ter At once.
Tho Chinese government has already
promised, 1t Ia learned, condign pun
ishmOnt for the rioters and ample re-
paralIon. But little 10 known here in
the way OF details. The consul generals
report indicates that no American was
killed and only woman missionary was
wounded. She Is believed to DO Miss
Mabel @. IIatford, OF Dover, N. H.. who
for several year, has been in charge ot
the women's work OF the Methodist
miasion at Ku.Cheng. Tho four British
women lnissIonNrieS reported TO have
been killed comprise nuArly the entire
body OF tho two mission houses estab-
lishod at Ku.Cheng In 1877 by the
Church Of England Missionary Society
Of England.
Tho impression prevails that all the
Chinese converts and servants Of tho
mission houaeI were slain and that the
buildinRI we're destroyed by the rioters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Upon his Accession to the throne, the
emneror OF Rus'a was appointed colo.
nel.iu.Chief al the Royal Scots GrOy'
While dressing Tor dinner an onthusi'
Rstic Gnbaltern communicated the in
formation to his soldior.sOrvant. Don.
aid, no said. shave you heard that tho
new emperor Of Russia has boon ap.
pointed colonel OI tho rn!imuntY "ln-
deed, sirl" replied Donald. ITS n
very proud thing" Then, after a
pause. he inquired: "DOg pardon, siri
but will he be able to keep both
plncoS?"
Managsr--Wo must put a Grcat deal
OF realism in this wood scene. Can you
got some one 10 grnwl 80 ~ TO resemble
bear? Assistant-l think so. There
are six or seven chorus girls who
haven't received their wagut Tor team
weeks I'll call hem.-NOrriS'owa Her
aid.
1t IL said that Manchester has tho
politest lawyer in tho country A long
and terrific roll OF thunder having stop.
ped him in tho midst OF his address to
tho jury, on rNsutning hs bowed and
courtoou'ly said: "GenllOmnn, please
excuse this intorruption."-7It.B
First Chiragoan-"tEow is ii she mar.
rlcd smith, thought shn was going
to marry yun?" Second Chicagoan-'"l
was late ~ tho wedding, and lost my
place in llnu."-Dc'roh Tribune.
II am very sorry, Kari, you didn't
admire my now frock. Everybody snyl
II is charming" "Your friends, my
dear. pay you compliments, pay your
bllls."-LNstigc Blnt'cr
Woolly Wolter Blame mo II nin't
seen iOllQrH ycre gain two pounds IT
weight In Two minutes. Consunptivt
What. flo'h2 Woolly WoStoT-Naw,
lcad.-Chlodgo Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

TnrRR IL ono thing in favor Of tho
noi'Oosi carriages II will stand without.
hilching. This will DO q great rolof to
those poraona who havo constitutional
dIanclinution In tho matter Of hitchng
horses, aud who cannot undoraIand that
tho mot doCiIo horse may DO IrIg IltOnOd
aud started on q course Of destruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
A TnmmanY Kind of slam

Less than year ago tho populits Of
West Superior, Wisconsin, ran for
mayor Rev. Charles S. Starkwoathor, an
Episcopal clergyman. Now Mr.. Stark.
weather has been ouItod from the Office
for taking brides from gamblers, dIsor-
DERBY houses, policemen and fremen.
He was charged with taking large
amounts OF money from persona who
were making business Of vice, His
defense was that the money was given
voluntarily. Tho methods woro quite
Of the Tammany kind. Those who paid
got protection and were allowed to go
ahead. lie could not Withstand the
temptation Of opportunity.
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NoD,moor.,io Chnnos In Ohio.

No Democratic Chhncs IN OhIo'
To stir up the Democratic courage 1t
Is being said that tho friends OF Gov
eruor Mckinley will allow the Ropub'
lican state ticket to be beaten this year
because they do not like tho ticket and
because they de,iroto force comparisons
bslwsen last years voting and this
year's voting. The idea ia that the
comparison would show the nOmina'
ton Of McKlaloy in 1898 to DO mecca
iary to mako sure OF carrying Ohio.
This scheme is too silly to talk about.
The Republican state ticket in Ohio
will have the earnest support Of Re.
publtoaus, and it will be elected by
majority enough to suit the most ex'
acting. Governor Mckinley is not the
kind OF Republican to connivs at any-
thing against his party. lie never has
done that and he never will.
There are great many Republicans
in Ohio and a great many ambitions, so
thatit is not to DO expected that every
Republican will aEroO with every other
Republican az to men aud measures, bnt
they all agree that it lie a good thing to
achieve Republican victory, and this
10 the line they are fighting on.
The Democratic family jar has to do
merely with control OF the organization,
and 10 not very intimately associated
with tho election Of anything this year.
There is not q Democratic politician in
Ohio who thinks his party has any
chance to carry that state thiIyear OF
next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

Arapublic performance in England
Ambassador Bayard hi" been telling
thom that We need tho kind Of man Mr..
Cleveland Is to govern u.s. This makes
us wonder how this wooden country
got along for moro than a hundred years
without being governed by Mr.. Glove.
land-and Mr.. Bayard to tell about 1t.
Perhaps 1t would DO well to arrange
with Mr.. Cleveland to govern tho coun.
try so long al 1t may DO permitted to
exist There IL nothing like having a
suro thing.
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Tho Company store.

In tho settlement effected between
tho Pennsylvania coal operators aud
the miners iSa provision by which tho
miners ugroo to accept Rvo contS d ton
less whoro thorO il no company Atoro.
Operators have always declared in pub.
lie that tho company store was not n
source Of great profit TO thom, but horO
10 tho fiat admission that II Is worth
Ave cents por ton on thOlr production.
The agreement Ia not susceptible Of any
other Interpretation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

D. W. Fuller, Of CnnnjohariC, n, y,
nbya that Ito always keeps d. KIng'B
Now Discovery In tho house nnd hla
family has always ionnd Tho worry host
results follow its uac, thnt ho would not
DO without II, II prornrnblc q, A.
Dykpmnn, Druggist, Chleklll, H. Y. anya
that Dr. Kings New Discovery IL TN
douhlcdly the be / cough remedy, that
no hnt used II In lii family Tot eight
YEAR,, mud II liaa never hllsd to do all
that IL claimed Tor H. Why not try n
rcmcdy no long tried and io,tol, Trial
bottles FREQ NJ Logan Drug Co.'s drug
Gtore. Regular siEO Doc, aud 81 w. .
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Tho CrnIser Columbia.

The performance Of the new cruiser
Columbia coming across the Atlantic
establishes two important facts. First,
uho 10 the speediest warShip aaoat Sec
oud, there Is not one OF tho great liners
that che could not overhaul by being in
the travelled track. She was built as a
commerce.destroyer, and that work she
is capable Of doing to perfection. At
the same limo she can run away from
any battle ship, which is again in the
limo Of her business.
Coming across tho Columbia used
Welsh coal. Wa would like to SEQ her
mako IA trip across with our best West
Virginia steam coal, which is believed
to DO little better than the best to be
had elsewhere,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

The Now York World estimates that
Secretary Hoke Smith has done tho
treasury out Of S575 by mailing to GeOr.
gia poltmaIterS for distribution the
speeches Of Secretary Carlisle on the
money question. The amount repre-.
sents what 1t would have cost to pay
postage on tho packages which tho Sec
rotary Of the interior sent under official
penalty covers. Secretary Carllsle'S
speeches arc good one,, but that does
not justify tho unlawful liberty taken
by Secretary Smith in his effort to in.
struct the people OF his state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

TIE German emperor is said to have
written to an English nobleman in.
viting him to tho Kicl celebration and
adding. There will DO no Americans
present. Damn Thorn all" William Is
in the habit Of using strong language,
but no has no reason to desire to con.
sign to overla'ting punishment all tho
people Of this country. His remark Is
said to DO vouchod for by respectable
authority, and still 1t Ia doubtful that
ho mado Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
Llor Iuno pIcv Crawford Dtonpht lila

LNBr Juno Dick Crawford brought hla
twClyo.mOntha.oli child, ,ullcring from
inIuntilD dinrrlimu, IN me. II had boon
wCnnOi nj four months old aud had nj.
ways boon FiCkly. gave II tho usual
treatment In such Cnqui hut Without
benefit Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed Int IlltlO more than
whom born, OF pnfhapa ton ponndh |
ihOn started tho father u pvinr Cham.
hOtlnina Collie, Cholera aud DiNtthmA
llnmciN lahore OnO bottlp Of thu -.
cont sl2o Ind bcOn used marked in.
ptnyomnnI was HcNn aud It, continued
nec rnrud tho child, It's weakness nn,l
pnny constitution diWpnNArcl aud lla
father aud mysoi believe tho Clild'H
lilo was saved BY lhii Remedy, j. IT,
MAuinw, N. w.. ThmnroN lIl
.aH.a.H# 49, -
nr. Miles Pain rllls stop llCndache
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rAlLoNs srlLlKN ENDED.
rho Gnrmsn Workers Score Zig vIotOrJ
Over tho Conirac torL


Nrw YosK, August 4.2Just at mid.
night last night tho six.day strike Of
the Brotherhood Of TaIlors was declared
oil. Leader schoonield, representing
the United Garment Workers OF Amer.
lea, and Secretary b. WitkoW,ki, Of tho
Contractors Association, nat in the
Aator House. whers the represent Nlives
Of the Contractors Association, after
an Investigation Of the books containing
tho namss OF tho contractors who had
yielded to the demand OF tho strikers.
formally declared the strike over, and
acknowledged tho victory Of the United
Garment Workers over tho contractors,
After a careful perusal Of the books
and the bonded articles Of agreement,
Secretary WItkowski exclaimed: "Wo
lay down our arms rs did Napoleon at
Waterloo"
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noon', rllas euro .iek ,.endnohO.

SroNAUlf and Bowel Complaints nro
best relieved by tho timely u-o Of Do
wits Collie aud Cholera Cure. Insist
on having this preparation. Don't taxi"
any other. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling
W. Va, Il. 4. Peabody. BonwoOd, and
Bowie & TO-. Bridgeport, a. .
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 AIARKET STREET.
pRoBATE OF WILL.
Once Of the Clerk of tho County Cour Q! Ola
County. State Of West Virginia:

ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County Co1r Q! Ola
County. State OF West Virginia:
In the matter OF the probate Of the lsruI.
and testament OF Jane D. Bone. drceG'td III
object OF the petition filed In this mater 90 tIt
I'd day Of August A. b, 1891. Is to have Idzns!
to probate paper writing purpofInE 10 be Iat
viii OF Jane d. Bone deceased bearing tip The
92d day Of December. 1885, And Il arpsarIg
from the petition filed with me 10 MY oNee 1sI
Alexander Bone, tho person who Is ticfel and
by said petition declaied 70 be interested In he
probate OF said will. Is u nonresident o! lsi
state. Il Is ordered that he doe, appear Al NJ
Office Ia the city Of Wheeling, 10 TIE county lal
state Aforesaid, within one month aiic' the dIls
OF the first publication hereof and do What Il
necessary TO protect his lnteres. IN said matte,
The hearing Of said petition Il set l1i the u
day OF September. 1895, at the hour Of Nal n
Published the hrst lime August l'g&
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
@. L. CRLNNER, Attoraer. IulY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

tho quiet always, General HarrIson,"
Since Senator Elkins was not in Ulevs-
land ut tho tlmO the convention met
there, wq tax, the liberty 10 think that
tho correspondent who tells the Dis
patch what hs docs not know about
Senator Elklns could tell more Of Il II
hs had time,
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ISDErESprNcG, W. Va, JulyO, 1895. -
~ have boon sulTcror from CatNrrh,
which was contracted IN tho army.
triOi various remedies, but nothing eyor
Cqualcd llood's SArsapatilIa IN building
up my sytOm. My son was afflicted
with poisoned blood aud two bottles Of
Hood sarIararIla CurOd him." JAMES
V. 4. Rooms.
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Tue voluntary increase OF twcnty'aVs
cents a ton in the pay Of puddlsr' Is
good news and good sign. It's to DO
hoped that it may bo possible to main
tain the Increases but this, OF cour'e,
depends on the selling price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05

A srEciAb To tho Pittsburgh Dispatch
from Now York tolls how Senator EIkIn'
has bOon working things ~ for OK.
President Harrison. Among other
things "ho went To tho national convon.
Llon oil Republican clubs al Cleveland
TOT tho express purpose Of booming, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE /

LeAihsrwood lots, 5oHsl5 at s,o). Win v..,
gas, sidewalk and shade trees, Ea,y toms
sweeney Foundry lot, q orJO 100. font m
easy terms. Price away down.
Island lotion Huron street. on high g,olsa a
$50.
North York street lotat bargain Tot hr
days Look 1t up.
MONEY TO LOAN.-
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Chr 5uteIIiaenter
wnEELINo, AUGUST .. lsOS,

suBscRIBERs to tho DAILY NTELLI'
GENCER who are going away for tho
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, at tho rate of 10
cents per week. Change OF address may
30 made as often as desired. Telephone
No. SaR,
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AN American writing from Japan
says the servants In tia! country will
not accept tips WhGLA land that must
DO 10 live mi but no Pullman porter
could eTlsl there,
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TINS talk Of another ruler for Hulga.
ria really means a schOmo to sOt up
another puppot. Bulgaria Ia not ruled
from within. Russia lie too much intOr.
antod 10 permiL that.
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A rnlnp tOrm /, tho song oil tho
cuckoo, Mr., Cleveland. There Is moth.
Ing In II for you but aorOs Of disap.
ponlmonL Tho pOjplO Of tho country
won't hnyo H.
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W. I. Williams il on tho aluk Ii4L nj
his homo at Linn Grove, Iowa 10 hnt
resigned His p1'itiDn ~ guido mill
roller on tho hinoinch mill A. tho
,Stnastandatd, David H. Williams, nj
CLEVELAND, wa' iolcsthplioI lnt IN Sat,
day aud CXpOClo IN nttivo last night.
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Epworth Tar, Assembly nj bethesda. o.,
l.L.- ~ ~. A..-...-L L 4 L....L..-L---

duty ~ IL August ~ Inclusive.
For tho above occasion tho baltimore
& Ohio Company viii NCl excursion
tckhlE, Whooling 10 Bethesda, o., and
return at 30 COnts.
Irnint leave Wheeling At 1915 n. IN,
3iij aud 4iiO =, IN, Wheeling time.
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tine ISrELLIuENGER, embracing It's several
editions, Il entered IN The PoToalee at Wheel
ing, W. Va, a sscond.olAIs mAiterl
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Nondly, Sept. 2, FlVo Blsyclo Races.
Fourteen TrottlnE, Pacing and Run
ming Races During tho Week.

ming Races DURING tho Wook.
Prof SaShs Running Combination viii give
two exhibitions each day, one OF the finest at.
fractions In the country.
Fine exhibit NJ Class lior,cS, Cattle. sheep,
Swine Poultry, Agricultural Implements, Farm
Products and numerous special attractions,
EXCURSION RATS ON Ali RAILROADS
snccd and Bicycle cnirlcsClo'c August 20 1.-Two
Stock Dntrlc, close August ~, and all other Gu.
tfiCS close August H.
Address secretary for Premium List. etc
GEORGE HOOK. Sec'y,
A. RErNIASN. President. nuinAw
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
Her strntaaem.

what is the matter?" asked one of Mr..
Vivvles' boon companions, according to tho
Washington Star; you haven't taken the
pledge have your
mo. But I'm not looking on the wine
when it's red In the cup, just the same"
Reformed have your"
Yep. You've heard OF a woman's mar
rying man with the idea of getting him
TO stop drinking.-It doesn't always work:
but it did in my case. My wife is stupen-
dously clever woman"
Made you promise, did she?"
She didn't have to. When / started
down town tonight she said: I've lost
the latch-key, dear, but it won't make any
difference. You ring the bell and I'll let
you in / said, All right. only, she
said, we'd better agree on some password
so that when you ring 1 can look out OF
the window and make sure IL isn't burg
lar OF course. said 1; 'whati the pass
word be?'' I have It.. she answered; Il
mustn't be too simple. You just say ire
pressible reprehensihility and then I'll
come down and let you in Gentlemen. Il
/ can't say irrepressible reprehensibility
when l get home | don't get in, and, more
over, / assume the chances of being TAX
en- for a housebreaker. I've simply got to
be careful" And he went over and reso-
lutely seated himself next to the ice-wateg
tank.
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LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE.
ONLY THE LOWER HOUSE IN SEES
SION YESTERDAY.

Few Local Bills and One or Two OF
General Application Introduced.
Very Little Prospect of an Adj
jOurnment Before the Expiration
of the Time Fixed by Law-Mr.
BrOyles Suggests the Creation of
the ONCE OF state Railroad In
spectOr.
Atlanta. Ga, Oct. 26-The Senate was
not in session today, and the House
might as well have followed suit, for
all the results accomplished. as nothing
was done but to call the roll, Introduce
a few local bills, with one OF two Of gem
eral application. and then adjourn.
While Speaker Fleming and some OF
the ambitious members would Ike very
much TO see the business dispatched and
the session ended before the expiration Of
the fifty days limit put upon II by the
law, there is not much chance for such
a happy solution OF the legislative prob
lem, with the exposition on hand and a
free pass in the pocket OF every member.
to say nothing Of the perennial ability
OF the Georgia statesman to find some
thing TO legislate about.
The bills Of general Importance intro
duced in the House to-day were by Mr.
Broyles of Fulton and Mr.. Gray Of Ca
toosa.
Mr.. Broyles' bill proposes to create the
office Of railroad inspector to act in con-
junction with the state railroad cimmis-
sion, the inspector. who is TO receive a sal
airy OF 5000 per year. to inspect every
road in the state at least once a year and
report to the commission its condition and
the repairs necessary.
Mr.. Gray's bill gives county authorities
the right to contract with the United
States government for the construction OF
bridges.
Among the local bills introduced was
the following:
BY Mr.. Byrd OF Efngham-To estab-
lsh a system or puhllc schools Tor the
town Of Guyton, and also a bill to amend
the act Incorporating the town Of Guyton.
The bill by Mr.. Symons of Glynn to
provide for the better organization OF
the state militia was recommended 70 the
committee on military affairs, and the
bill by Mr. Hodges of Bibb to provide
for the appointment of board Of visitors
to each annual military encampment was
tabled, to be taken up for action later
In the session.
Mr.. Jenkins, chairman OF the general
judiciary committee, to-day introduced
a bill to provide that all bills and reso-
ltons left at the close Of a session be
carried over to the next session as unfin-
ished business, the purpose Of the bill
being to amend the act of 1852 on the
same subject so as to prevent possible
legislative complications
None OF the savannah local bills have
yet been received by the delegation.
Next Tuesday Gov. Atkinson will send
batch OF appointments 10 the Senate
IL is understood that the city court Judge
OF savannah ana the new railroad cOm-
missioner VIII be among them.