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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No 121-AN ACT FOR THE MORE EFFECTUAI PRES
ERvATION OF FILES AND RECORDS IN TOWN
CLERKS OFFICES.
hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION T. Any not already provided with fire proof
safe vault of sufficient size for the eecua preservation of
the files and records in the clerks office that may
hereafter accumulate there shall forthwith procure such
vault
this already provided with such suitable fire proof pro
lection to procure the
SEC g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November %, 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

the of said station the director of said
experiment station may show by his bills he has expended in
performing the duties required by this act but in
coed the amount of the license fees received by the
under this such payment be made annually after the
first day of September upon the order of the Auditor Of
Accounts who hereby directed to draw his order for such pur
pose.
SEQ Said act is further amended by changing the number
of Section 12 to Section 10.
Approved November IA, 1894
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No. 122-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION OF
NO. 246 OF THE ACTS OF 1892.
IS hereby enacted By tile General Assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION The time fixed for making the records mentioned
in section number hundred and ory-six, of the
1892 is hereby extended include the of Office of
Judge succeeding the mentioned in the first section Of
said
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved October is, 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
No. 116-AN ACT TO PROHIBIT THE ADULTERA-
TION OF GRAIN

hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tie State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Any person who shall aduerate any kind of meal
ground grain with oa other substance whatever for
the purpose of sale unless the true composition mixture or adul
iteration thereof plainly marked indicated upon the package
containing the same in which it offered for SALE any
person who knowingly sells offers for sale any meal ground
grain which has been adulteraed unless the composition
mixture adueation plainly marked indicated upon the
package containing the in which offered for SALE shall
be fined less than twenty-five dollars than
hundred dollars for each oence oneaf of the fine such
conviction shall 90 to the complainant
Approved November 20, 1894
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
No 115-AN ACT IN RELATION TO AGRICULTURAL
AND HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS

Vermont:
SECTION The officers of any State county town fair
citation shall have power to regulate and prevent all kinds of
theatrical circus mountebnk exhibitions and shows traffic
fruits goods and merchandise of whatever description
the trading of horses and games of chance fair days. and
within distance of two hundred yards any of the highways
leading to passing the said fair grounds if IN the opinion of
said officers the shall obstruct any way interfere with
the free and uninterrupted of the Highways and the police
employed by any such association shall possess the power
as is now vested in them by law within said grounds.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 81, 1894
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02
No. 11O.--AN ACT TO REGULATE FISHING IN GER
TAIN WATERS

TAIN WATERS
IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State of
Vermont!
SECTION No person shall shoot any fish in Lake Bomoseen,
Lake St. Caharne Lemon Fair above the mill dam at Rich
ve any tributary of either of such bodies of
SEC g. No person shall catch pckere with hook and line,
trap or net shoot spear such fish Syms ponds
connecting herewith in the of Ryegate from the first day
of October year the 18th day of June in the following
year
SEC g. person who violates any provision of this act shall
be fined five dollars for each fish taken caught.
Approved November 81 1894.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No 124-AN ACT RELATING TO LICENSING ACoI.
DENT INSURANCE CORPORATIONS.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the STATE Of
Vermont:
SECTION The commissioners may In their dscs
ton license corporations issuing policies certificates Of acc
dent insurance the assessment pan do business in this state
when such corporations shall have emergency and reserve
fund of less than death disability assessment all
policy or certificate holders and which emergency and
fund shall at time be less than thousand dollars
SEQ Corporations licensed shall be to the laws
of this State relating to insurance companies and all acts and
of inconsistent herewith are far they effect the
validity of this act, repealed
sRo. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 81, 1894,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

No 117-AN ACT TO PREVENT THE ADULTERA-
TION OF CANDY.
IS 1ore5y enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
Ver7oom
SECTION l. person who shall aduerate candy with terra
alba tale other substances detrimental health
knowingly sell offer for sale candy adulteraed shall be
punished by fine of not than hundred dollars $100)
o not less than fifty dollars for each offence.
Approved November u, 1894.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

olgn, George III. II no were iudiscreet
enough TO peep into tho carriage no
would have seen lhRt~ils occupant was
a lady who still possessed much yonth-
lul grace aud beauty, though uhe had
passed hor prime. The lady was Vic.
lorla, OF the House OF saxe.COburg,
widow OF tho prince OF Lsiningen, and
the,wifa OF thOamateur Coachman, who
was driving her thus carefully himself
for fear OF those untoWarl accidents
not rare in prO-railWay dave. The duke
was anxious that an expected child
should BIO born on English coil, for it
was by no means Improbable that this
child would some day sit upon The
throne OF England.
Her hirlh-ln the old shabby, brick
palace in konsingtOn, May u, 1910
solved many troublesome Que5tions OF
succession, There was some trouble IN
finding u name for tho baby. The
father wished 10 call her Elizabeth,
thinking that from its glorious traJi.
ton IL would provo name to please
the people should she occupy the
throne, But tho prince regent, who
was god.tather, together with the en-.
peror Of Russia, gave only the name OF
Alexandria to the clergy. The father
pleaded that another name DO added,
and proposed tho feminine form OF the
regents own name, Georgina. But the
regent said that his name could not
come in the second place, and rs tho
eRpeEoF's must take preeedsHSe, Il the
baby had to have another name, ITO
give her hor mothers name" So tho
princess came to be called Alexandria
| Victoria, aud in infancy was known aa
tho princess 'DrinN, a name shodroppsd
alter her accession, ior she did not want
her mothers TO DO second to any other
| ono,
August II. tho anniversary OF tho
mother, who was born on that date in
1856, Queen Victoria has never lot pass
without dGvoling part OF it TO memories
both sweet aud solemn OF tho ono who
gave hor birth and name, Princess
Louisa Victoria. "AianY silent tear"
a German court lady tells us, 81 have
seen drop from tho queen's eyoS on that
day over an old album and its yellow
leavOl, which recalled to her the days
Of her youth whom her majesty was still
under her mothers protection-a happy
| child"
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AAuLnL

Ilnstnn-Thc Boston Commercial Bulletin wilt
bay tomorrow, The wool market lsycry stsRdy,
WITH brisk demanl for Australian ut higher
piss. rctpghtCs Cbmh.ufS have sold for 6l'
We olenu Tue Australian Cl'p Opruci Thuriiy
AZ sIdn,y Average C1rbiug cost ilr clean
landed. smart advance on list yUHt's opening,
JusutylUc I.rrscnt prices here Dumc5,l' woods
arc duli aud stiIl suffering irOu foreign Cbmprt.
tln1. Gcnrsia wool shirp1I abroad brought but
lir the lowest priDp cytr ua,l IN this market
was o. Tue sales VI the week are ..i2oTyl 10,
domrs'lr aud ltsI0t 10, foreign against 2,2!N
week. anl gGljVJ4 ID, domestic aud l,jli 90 lbs
foreign ior the sNino WeCk last vent The safes
today show decrease VI Dlgiii lbs domestic
aud an uCtcUc oi 9 lGl,bll lbs foreign from tho
sales TO the sumo date In l1i. The receipts 10
date show q decrease III 10 az bales domestic and
an Increase 4ll.7lS phcS foreign.
New N",t-w Wool steady; domestic fleece isa
nose: pu.lgd zoe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

ChIcngO-Caiic weak; Texas cattle were "a
100 lover feeders aud hlEhcr steer, 81 90 Hogs
UnrFpi al sal - tot packers AMI s. a58i f. Tor
tHipUsr: common 10 choice hcuvy aud medium
81 SOaA Is, iniNct lois - DO, light weights
& pJIt 10, uigf SdDiiOF heavy WclghpS ga
tH Inferior ~ cE'fi sheep. nutiyel u 2Alihi,
the buik NJ the sales being NJ g jONl lb wWiorni
suld NJ e. 'lui st'b lambs, WO'tcfns S5OR 30
chief ,GI41 81 feeding ahvNp i0a2 Sl' feeding
lawu, ~ .alI -. Receipts CattIr q OOI head,
caves ~ head, hogs 5000 head; sheep 1900
hal,
EnH Ilbrrtv- Cattle steady md unchanged,
Hogs slow nul lover, primo medium grades
siGinl7D, far 10 bC.i N0fgru q ANl a. roughs
So JUAtUR sheep weak, extra ~ 2lai %; fair To
good 81 ill 40, common JlaiUci lambs q ONh
Z H., yNal CnNu, 81 opaiU
ulnGlunnti--llogI stpnlynt 81 Gini CO., receipts
9 100 head, shipments liOjl head
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pEDloAronY ODE


on tho Opening NJ tho Atlanta EHpositiOn,
Written by Frank Il, stanton, OF the At
lAnla Constitution.
Behold today the meeting OF tho lands
IN pride aud splOndog: iIpm lpE foreign strands
(i'real ,tRtn With state clasps hands!
Here on Ibis southern Elll, supEcM0 aud free,
Meet now no hostile bands,
Nu, all aga wave Wltri 0NO OF Liberty
SHAKES S,urs down ike the sands,
Aud from ssy'clcAviug towers
Time sitikes The thrilling honn
OF golden promise Tor tho yeAri 10 bel
- IT.
poholl to-day these towers, these temples! Yet,
More than tie starrlssI dome OF mInaguI
Near sGle, OF azure met;
That which khull live While ages roll along
Tong,OfiOuS 20 forget
sMtOs once ut war, Ia union high and strong
Whose SHR shRA never sell
Aud bGthls picture wrought
Upon tho ages thought;
soni
H.
Hero though a city OpHus wide her gates,
This Is uO diY u! cities, bu, OF states
supreme aud crowned villa pros,esil Here all
Time
Gathers Is gloria' in tho Georgian CLINE,
Aud sea 10 sea rOplici,
Aud irnm Ih0 iarthssl skies
The anWerug bells IN one glad chorus chime;
mo North, no SOulh-buE vast Va rid sub
lime"
",
Hero WheTothe cannon thundarcd. 10. the White
And royal roso Of peace, IN living Light
Socl how above tho black breath al tho guns
Flashes ihe SPlcpd4E at NeFeher ARnAI
H,h0ld the fields OnC1 dGsnlato, renewed
With lOiiCr lilul Tho lOFily land lmbled
With sutellcr spirit! Cltlci ,WAtrp tua olOis
Mere tramplei red by tho nyolging Eoip
With SkywaTd pointed steoplrsl Every Leaf
lSHue,urud now with glOry-not wlih grtei'
Wcars on her brow the dillem At lasl!
she speaks Of Paaco and ProsrOsi She would
shy
The black uigat'r0Itd awayl
DcholIWncrs Freedom Win her scopter stands
Behold hrg and -Dbayl'
And with her richest Jewels In her hands
She Welcomes WOr,ii to-day!
And not one btrHlhiuE clud
But Stnis u PRAYER to tod
TO bind the nations close with kindred bands!
she calls from fields whore glad The tollcrsreSp-
hon hills the Ihicsyenei with lfeailEe-O'eT
whem all The brave ship, keep
Their iOImy way Ia commerce with tho world
Whcp Wild tie sea winds sweep;
"Icl NOT the sails TAT from my shores beturled-
Let not the captains sleep
lll Der the pillows white
Oimy glad shores 10 splendid peace impcaElel.'
WI
Unto the North she cries THY sls,cr-I,"
tnio the East Above us bends one skyl'
Unto the Wet In union live or de-
And for that c'O,cT union still she pleads
ReadyWth heart and nand aud noblesi deeds,
In pcAcc-in strife
For death for life,
Loyal 10 follow where loves banner icats'
wiz.
Sing H. go seas, whose pillows kiss tho skyl
Sing H. SO mountains, from your submits high!
Slug Il, SO dells and far mtlOdiOus wales!
Ring H. ye bells that echo on the gales
Sing OF a lOtllerp aud larger lie!
sing Of a world united sitter STRIFE!
Sing oil the light that dawn,u upon the blind
Audba this day this hOut
Pregnant with shat high power
Which closer brings the union OF mankind!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

Mn. A. 4. SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, WiunushcIk Co., Ia, saya.
Lat wintGr Mr. Robert Leach used two
boxes Of DO Witta Witch Hazel savo
and curcd n largo running Borc on his
lcg. Had boon under caro- Of phyBlciani
i0r monthn without obtaining rulioi
surO euro Tor pilOs. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, II. 4, Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud Bowio & Co., Bridgeport, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

sRLF.pESrAL is tho ono thing most
difficult to incnlcato aud alwaya hard to
practice, especially whom thOT0 alto good
thnrs 10 oat within reach. But there
Ia no Bcli.dcnial necessary II you take
Simmons Liver Regulator. II promotes
digesliou, ptovouts dyapepsta, aud u
dose after u hearty mOal OF doliCaCio8
will prevent any discomfort, It's tho
boat goodnight loddy,
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Q o. nRNwsrrn Ilceclret
1Ime rn1Is No In- % A.. sI.aI IIlL. N.

Time Table No 10, to tAkc to1I liOlA IN,
sHndty SaEe@bes a. 1874
leave Whtullug -lSiUj iJID, itiJa M, tl.2l
ellb Iillp, 1900 " ~. ........
icayo loninsuls -isOj, ipii, iliitdt mutlilG
cgs4I. 1850 lpW 4. u
cayb Martins Ferry ISM 1881 lll'blA M
t!.Il AN iIll. ts.li ...........
A. nt, iliS. NIiH, tlalt tlllSp ~
leave Terminal lunGilUn =l7in, 1900, Z IN,
silti1 a M, iI.hq, tIloi h.it iSB,p in
tCay~ Mafiln sFafty ms 1891 ain, 'll,U
u,li, IIin tt.W lhin.p ~. .y....
Leave rchIn'lla i1'JiloJiAmp 'ndL IIlL
am, tiWi tslN y N.
AM. lib 1881, iN'Wr ~
snail, iDAliy oGropt sunday i9lndAU otl,
AiiifaluiWlIl run on EA.lOru Time
l,k TAUSSlu, Superintendent
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Nc,v Ynri,--lle lion yory firm; southern
en- 1ltU1 Crwur quiet brokers price 70
Iu firm straits 50 a5ah 10. sp1lior ilrui
domestic "a gDHiH U
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rINANoM ANn rI.ApM.
Tho Features OF iho SIOuOy aud stool
Markets.

Tho Features OIL inc Alunvi puu atooR
Markets.
NEW YoRE, Sept 20 Money on call easy per
cent last loan per cent closed at per cent
Prime mercantile paper iaj per cent sterling
exchange firm At 81 SJ4al sos silver ceTIlA'
Gates 57al7lic
The stock market was IN many respects u
repetition VI tho lrYgrlsh tracking aud illlng ia
pflcri that has been familiar OF late The
movements We're attributed to the professional
ciQucs that ute now predominant IN tho ma
uipulRIlnn OF tho induyttinls. 10th money on
call Hnd rates al sterling exchange WGTr I'D
yanCrd The demand for money Is Sill COmpar,
atIycly light the market opened strong aud
with considerable display OF animation. Up
To lOii O'Clock material EiihS were scored:
Tobacco opened Z percent higher nl lOl, reacted
To lOli 4, rallied to l0l3s, aud closed NJ 1904, u
net loss orr per cent Chicago Gas sold NJ lli
thueaTy Trading 10 M, declined to VI !. md
closed at GIli u Loss Of ~ por cent, sugar
clO,cd At l0i's au0i loss OF ~ per cent, \ sale
Of 100 shuTpa ui American Coal Company stock
realized lN as OgalnSt 9S, the last previous sales
Oa tho 9Th Inst The market closed weak.
The bond market closed generally ilrm' Sales
were g. 3i7,OIJ,
Tho lo,a sales OF stocks to-day were ils,7s9
shares
Government bonds strong for new tours at an
advance nj y per cent
State buuds Inactive,
Railroad bonds iirn,
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RAILROADS.
rBS% Pennsylvania stations,
IyIERRR8V!VdRia LINES.


rfrEEr OFFICES At pF.Ns7INANiA STATION Of
WATER sT, FOoT o. ELEVENTH 81, WHEELING
Ar MctTPg llpUEI, NnErIINu, AND At THE
PENryYLvASiA STATION rRipUHFoRr.
,,gr.-,s, t.4rr gygfv,f-" Nlv flG-DTr ROtfTE."
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Lightning Hot DropB-
What Funny Nsmoi
Very True, but Il Kills All t'sln.
Sold EVcywhOro. Every Day
Without Rollof. ThorO 10 No Paw
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


on and after Monday June 10. 1896. Pas
songcr Trains Will run as follows: "DallT.
lnnllY ENnnnl sunday. Cnnital uma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

Petroleum.
Sew York Petroleum nrmi closed al u 23K
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RAILROADS.

ASSaA BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.
Departure and arrival Of
S trains at Wheeling. East
HriY 5SENHsS{@4a Tern time. Schedule In Of.
IS3P iSS4iA TX 80 feet May 70, lsai
M 2SSS3fSs.&5 MAIN LINE EAST.
NJ ~ For baltimore, PhIlaiel
N,s w phia aud New York 1875
afH5S am, $40 p. IN. daily. and
lilo al, except Monday.
Cumberland Express. ll:2O u IN. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 100 a. IN, daily
except sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p, M, daily.
Moundyille Accommodation, 200 and SIS
Am. aud 6i6 p. m, except Sunday, aud ll;o
p IN, Saturday ouly.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
Cumberland Express AZ p. IN, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 p. M, Sx'
Grafton Accommodation, IGlOl 4. M. daily.
Mouudsyillo Accommodation. $40 a. m. OK:
cept sunday: 1910 H. M. daily, LILO and $50
p M, except Sunday, aud 7:ijp. N. Saturday
only. -
For Columbus aud Chicago. 7;oS aud 1918 a m.
and $40 D. IN, daily.
Columbus aud Cincinnati Express, lO:l5 a. n,
daily lli0p. m. daily, except saturday, and
40 u m Sunday only
Sandusky Mail, lO;l5 q. M. daily.
Newark Accommodation. 8:4j D m, daily.
ST. ClalrIYllle Accommodation, lois 4. N. and
3J5 p. NJ except sunday
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. 1915 m. and 1910. los aud
Cincinnati ETprcsn 40 q, m. and $50 p. m,
daily
Sandusky Mail, $50 D. M. daily.
Newark Accommodation. 1910 p. M, daily.
St Clairsvilc Accommodation, 1910 p. In. and
$50 p. m, daily, except sunday.
wHEELINGIk PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh ISIS and $50 a. m. Rnd'otj p,
M. daily; md 80 D. M, daily, except sunday
For Pittsburgh aud the east, i:55 4 IN. and 6:iS
p IN, daily.
Washington Accommodation, 900 p. N, ilH
except sunday.
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ThoCl0RollHd, LOraIn & Wheeling R. R.

Time rablc In ensat Monday, May %, 1905
Cleveland Dcpot, Foot Of South Water Street.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

Onand after Saturday, February >, 1891. trains
viii run as follows, city tlmCi
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MRS. HARRIS SCHOOL
Fob
Young Ladies
and Children.
1916 Market ST.. Wheeling, W. Va.

Filth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1898. This SCHOOL Ohers
complete and thorough education Ia PRACTICAL
ENGLISH, MATuEHAtIcs, ENGLISH CLASSICS, LAflS'
MODERN LANGUAGES and ELOCUTtOS
Special advantages offered graduates from
public schools and Others who desire to pursue
higher branches Oi study.
Methods and course OF instruction compare
iayorably with the bes, seminnTlcs IN the couh'
try.
BOYS received III tho Primary aud lntcrmedi'
ate departments For circulars or interview,
''' MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling W Va
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iva n, lfom Clctclaud ~ l'htulfVilip ~
y ~ irin uhtlchsyillO N Cleveland runs daily
Through connections nul through Tickets ~
all points call uu our agents VI nlluN
NJ, u, JAlREL, Conceal Passenger Agent
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Where Victoria Gets 1.-THE Union Of the
House of Wolf aud Victim.
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HALFWAY Time GARD.

AFTIPalnnI dopaFInf0 OF trains on aud alien
May 10, 1904 EXPLASArlON OP RgPEAgNce
MASK 'nally; tllatlY, eTcspt sunday; tpllly,
except saturday; gDally, except MOndaTi ssun'
days only; Mondays only; Saturdays only.
lHtteru Standard Time
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Grafton Accommodation 1910 M. daily.
MouudsYillO Accommodation $40 a. IN, OK.
cept sunday; 1910 H. M. daily. lilo and $40
p. M, except Sunday, aud 7:iOp N. Saturday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-08
LOCAL Personal.

John w. Huger is at Suwanee Springs.
Hon. r. e. Lester left yesterday for
Suwanee Springs.
John Sullivan Schley, ESQ., is a guest
of Suwanee Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Florence Minis left
yesterday for New York by the Atlantic
York on the 18th for Genoa.
Capt. W. w. Williamson, Col. NJ. w
Dixon and Mr.. L. w. Haskell are in at
tendance upon the manufacturers con-
Vention in Atlanta as representative of
the citizens Industrial committee
Mr.. Gustave Eckstein, who has been
in the city for the past ten days, returned
to New York yesterday. His friends were
glad to see him here and extended to him
a cordial welcome to his old home.
Mr.. Jacob Kiefer of Bridgeport, Conn,
and a party, including Mr.. BENJAMIN
Fletcher, Jr., Mrs. A. K. Macomber, Mrs.
NJ. G.. Cooper, also of that city, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morgan of New Haven
down at his time especially to attend
the annual picnic of the Chatham ArtiI-
lery at Tybee to-day, as well as to spend
a few days in Savannah. He was In
business with Capt. John f. Wheaton in
Bridgeport in 1883 and visited Savannah
he next year, after Capt Wheaton came
south. He came to Savannah almost ev-
cry year thereafter up to the time of the
war. For. the last fifteen years or more
he has been visiting here regularly at
the time of the Chatham's picnic, which
he always attends A few weeks ago
he was elected an honorary member Of
the company, and recently he presented 1t
quite an attractive addition to its quar-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-08
CAROLINA AND THE COURTS.
The Dispensary officials show the
White Feather.

Columbia, S. c., May when State
Liquor Commissioner Mixson and Con-
stables Davis and Lafar were hauled up
for contempt this afternoon before Judge
Golf in the United States court MiXson
submitted return practically saying he
did not mean anything he said in his cir
cular of instructions to the constables,
telling them to be more vigilant than ever
in seiZing liquor and disclaiming any in
tent in issuing the circular of disobey-
ing the order of the court The other
returns were even more retroactive, and
in strange contrast with the stiff talk
of the states rights and the announce
ment that no heed would be given the
order on the part Of the dispensary OFF,
Gals last week.
After hearing these returns, Judge Golf
announced that the court would at noon
Tomorrow announce its decision In all
the registration, dispensary and contempt
Throughout the day there was not
standing room in the court house. This
morning Mr.. Caldwell concluded his ar
gument for the complainant in the dis
pensary injunction cases, being followed
by j. p x. Bryan, who dissected the law
piece by piece in an argument, said to
be one of the finest ever made in the
state.
Attorney General Barber concluded for
the state, the feature Of his speech being
a defense of the state officials from the
imputations put upon them by the attor-
neys on the other side. 1t is thought
that the decision will be against the state
in all these cases.