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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IwANr every man and woman in the Uni.s1
States Interested in the Opium ana Mni AZ
habits to have one of my books on tnese 1 "a
eases. Address b. N: Woouey, ALisn's' W"
Box $50, and one will be sent you tree'
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08
EfoHTY-FIvE YEARS OLD.

Gladstone Passes Another Miiepest IN
Lifs--koysity Present.
LONDON, Dec. ae.-Mr. Gladstone has
Just celebrated his eighty fifth birthday,
and was the recipient Of hundreds Of
letters and kilograms of congratula-
ton and parcels containing birthday
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS
JANUARY TERM, 1895.

FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Board met in the Office of the Chancery
Clerk, all the members and officers present
The County Treasurer made his report, and
the Board having counted the money and can
celed the vouchers surrendered Herewith and
the Board being satisfied that the report was in
all things correct it was ordered that said re.
port be received, filed and recorded
The report of the County Superintendent Of
Education was received and approved and his
salary of $1,000 for December allowed. AsJ -
cents for postage.
A warrant of $3.50 was authorized to be is
sued in favor of Sweet Water school, Also a
warrant for S4O.14 in favor of the Oak Ridge
school; payable out OF interest accrued on 10th
section school fund.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
DR.. j. w. Bennett. examining Green
n. w. May, J. p, costs in felony case
where State failed IN prosecution. 60
X. w. McNair, conveying Prisoner Sim
Roberts to j. &. McGuffey s. 20 miles. 2O)
Il. w. McNair, . mattresses for Jail. 49,. 100
j. G.. McGuliey, j. p, costs in State case
where prosecution failed .............. Is
Abe Mayer, lamps and fixtures for
court house NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 10
Jack Travis, cleaning Jan. .............. 80
Burying Pauper Dard Newton. .......... $50
Bob Cade, conveying Prisoner jim Beale
from Bartlett Smiths court. .......... 20
II. W. McNair, for freight on Court House
Furniture Observation-Disclosures. 1896
j. y. Smith, lumber for road AS. ...... IS
w. L. Bradshaw, merchandise for Jail. II Il
DR.. c. A. Barber, rent of Sheriffs Office
for month of December, 1891. ......... 625
II. w. McNair, conveying State Convicts
Sam Roberts, Green Case, Clark Grant
and Richard Ball to pententiary A 90
j. M. Tedford, building court house
fence 49,. .................... 133 50
j. NJ. Tedford, changing counter and
putting up iron railing in Sherif's Office 30
Pauper account from first Monday in
December to first Monday in January. 1856 66
X. w. McNair, extra services as Sheriff. 23 90
Felix May, services as Chancery Clerk. - 90
Several claims presented were disallowed.
statement of the expenses of the December
term Of Circuit Court are given below:
Circuit Court Costs for the Special De-
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08

A. L. Harper, druggist, of Wesson'
has failed.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08
SECOND DAY.

OECOND DAY.
Board met Tuesday, Jan. s, pursuant to adj
journment, all members and officers present.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
X. w. McNar, mattresses for Jail S / 50
n. Il. Johnson. repairing bridge on Perch
Creek. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
24O feet lumber for court house ....... w
II. w. McNair, keeping prisoners from
Dec. 4, 1894, to Jan :. 1854 124 90
Keys for court house doors. ............. > %
A. Staffer, work on court house clock 80. ) 10
Il. w. McNair. conveying prisoner Dan
Neal from Fayette to Brookhaven. 1870
miles ...................,. &c 60
l.. j. Decell, services on inquest of VIM.
n. b. johnson, repairing bridge on KEGS
NiSCN'-.. q w
The petition of c. 5. Butterield and others
for certain changes in road No SO was consider
ed and granted and Joseph Sasser and ". H.
Penn We're appointed committee to lay out
and make said changes.
Allowances to Members of fine Board for il
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-01-08
Chairman.

M. F. HARMON, Sec'y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
COMPACT LEAKS our.
Governor Clarke Refers case 90
Local AuthorItIes.

Hot Springs. Ark, Oct i7.--Governor
Clarke visited the city yesterday and
consulted with officials and citizens
freely upon the situation. While firm
and siill asserting that his position
was unchanged. nc was never In a bet
ter mood. TO all appearances.
The conferences were held behind
closed doors. a thing ever unwlse when
open questions OF public interest are to
DE discussed. No reporters were adj
mltted and secresy was enj0ined upon
the favored ones present. But the
thing leaked out as all things iuvnri-
ably do, and the news Is warranted
in stating authortatively that while
asserting that he would tolerate no
organized plan 10 violate the laws OF
the state and while he does not know
the dlnerence-if any-from legal
standpoint between glove contest and
d prize fight, the governor r. willing to
refer the whole question to the local
authorities for determination and
abide by their action. In the event
Judge Duhie. upon examination OF the
law. concludes that no violation war
rantiug Interference Is intended, tile
governor will be satisfied and IN any
event no state Interference VIII be In
terposed unless the constituted authori-
ties or this county should ask FOR such
assistance.
A warrant against James J. Corbett
was issued from Justices court at .
O'Clock this afternoon. II charges that
he has threatened, is CONSULTING and Is
able 10 commit an unlawful assault
upon the person OF one Bob Fltzsim-
nous. II was placed In the hands OF
sheriff Houpt who proceeded 70 the
Arlington hotel and served II. The
warrant was Issued at the Instance
OF Prosecuting Attorney C. V. league,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
WHOLESALE FRAUD.
PERPETRATED ny a MEMPHIS
BUSINESS MAN.
Uttered Forged Paper to the Extent
of Over One Hundred Thous.
and Dollars.

Memphis, Tenn, oct. IA sensa-
ton has been created IN business and
social circles In this city by the dlsap-
pearance OF \. X. Ward, secretary.
treasurer and manager OF the Memphis
Barrel and Heading company. son-in-
law Of $. c, Toof. one OF the most
prominent business men OF the city and
himself actively Interested In n mum
Der of local enterprises. leaving out
standing forged paper to the extent. 1t
Is said, Of not less than 500 900 Ward
left here with his wife last Tuesday.
ana, 1t "a thought, has by this time
made his escape from the country
Ward has heretofore enjoyed "a good
reputation in business circles, EXCEPT
among certain bankers who refused to
handle his paper. He was enabled to
carry on his operations FOR a long
while without arouslng suspicion by
negotiating the paper through brokers
al a discount Of 10 or u per cent.
Every bank In the city has handled
some OF the paper and So 900 Of Il Is
said To be held In New York. some In
Chicago and other cities. Among
Wards victims, besides Mr. Toof. his
tather-ln-law who has already taken
up $4,000 worth Of the paper. are w.
y, Taylor. John L. Wexford and w. A.
Willlhmeon, stockholders In the barrel
and heading company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

however. is man who has won the
fame he has by his true merit. He Is
a student. and there Is no doubt OF H.
He "a seldom seen on the streets. ana
he spends much o. the time at the
executive mansion IN hard study. j
have seen him IN his shirt sleeves. delV-
Ing into books and investigating law
questions. and 7 have been much i'm
pressed at his energy and his determine
alton. He Is cautious and plinstlking,
ana there are not few VINO think
that Charley Culbcrson is the coming
public man OF this state.
The time FOR selecting Senator Mills
successor IS "a long time on. YET, how
ever, and the conditions nov and then
may oe materially changed. EN-Gov.
Hogg may say that he does not want
the place. in view OF his railroad con-
noctious. Congressman Bailey may de-
eide that there is plenty Of time Tor him
yet, aud the present governor may
conclude that the practice OF law Is
more congenlal. and thhi there is more
satisfaction in it. WhJ knows?
A. O. d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
MURDER CONFIRMED.
Turks PICKED a QUARREL wan
THE ARsfENIANs.
FIFTY Prisoners Were Slaughtered,
aud Their Muulated DodIes We're
Thrown Into the Wells.

constantinoplc, Oct i7.-An lrede was
promulgated today announcing that
the sultan has signed the Armenian re-
form scheme demanded by the powers
The appeal OF the sultan to the Rus
sian Ambassador Ajenelle Jsjldon to
cause the recall OF the order for
Russian gunboat to 20 to Trebezonde
has proved futile. French and Rus
sian steamers are taking numbers Of
refugees from Trebezonde.
The rumors OF a riot on the Antille
river during which fifty Armenians
were killed on October 10, a market
day, Is confirmed The Turks picked
quarrel with the unnrmed ArmenIans
and the former being armed with re-
rolyers and knives looted the market
and nassacred the helpless Christians
ana threw their bodies Into the wells.
Twenty bodies have already been r0-
covered from the wells and have been
Inferred In the presence Of Armenian
Bishop OF Ishni,d, Eazet Effendi the
celebrated Turkish lawyer who was
arrested recently charged with being
the authority Of the placards In favor
OF the Armenians which were posted
In Stamboul. has. according to the Of
fetal announcement, died In the Yildls
prison where he was confined while
awaiting trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
MAINTAINS SlLEND
REGARDING THE pIpLoMAr,c 4
TER SENT ny sEcRer.s,
OF STATE oLAEr,
The Venezuelan Question NAV j
to Serious Complication. \.
fore It is Finally set,Iss i

Washington. Oct. 17.-Eyen ai,,, !,
practical confirmation from ~
sources Of the statement that tbss]
department had addressed ~
letter upon the Venezuelan bSu.i
dispute to Ambassador Bayars :,
livery to the British foreign oa,
officials at the state department M
to make any admission touchIn,
subject. The guarded and eyij,.l
Inspired comment of the leading r..
newspapers upon this letter An
tracted serious attention anon, \
diplomatic body here and they !,
1t a good deal Of Significance and Il
sibly a threat of grave compH,ssj
to follow.
The statement that Is held 10 h
particular Significance is that II, n
ish government regards the visz,}
forth In Secretary olney's letter 1 |
Important that long time mn
taken for its consideration. As NJ
nothing new to Great Britain, espzI
IS in the enunciation In a mild IN, /
the Monroe doctrine, 1t is ausH
here that the only purpose OF deir.
a response which the terms OF ia /.
ter Indicated would be graiesul5 4
celved II sent promptly, Is 10 afuy
British government an oporlualhF
consult some Of the great Eaiaf
powers on this subject Most Of u
powers are concerned In the iWa{
OF American states, some direc,j
France and Spain through tleh Y
onlal possessions and others ttr&
heavy investments Of their ciiiim
securities and concessions. The e
trine laid down by Secretary 0iuA \
carried to its logical CONCLUSION n
ably would stop any inteifereta
force on the part of a European III
IN the affairs OF an American fsi1
and also as in the case Of Yshsilf
which may find a parallel ia The q
Of the boundary dispute bad
France and Brazil. prevent any o!i4o
European nations from extending 4
colonial possessions In this he;hhi h
Therefore II IL believed BY e
diplomats 10 be within the "a
Of possibility that Great Britaln
have In contemplation a unioa n
some Of the other European powell
a Joint refusal to accept the d1tsl
laid down by Monroe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
LETTER TRANSLATED
ARCHBIsuoP IRELAND ENPLAiNs
THE POPE's EPIsTLE.
Was Claimed That lie Merely I're-
ScrIbes Methods to BE Used
ny Catholics.

st. Paul, oct, i7--Archbishop Ireland
In an interview with the Associated
Press reporter said today.
The words Of Pope Leo are In no
manner OF means condemnation Of
parliaments Of religions. He merely
prescrlbes the methods or conditions
under which Catholics may take part
in them. Ha deems unadylsable the
promiscuous assemb.aEe OF Catholics
with men of all forms Of religion. Bud
hists and Mohammedans as well as
nOn-Catholic christians upon tho same
platform for the discussion Of religious
questions. The pope somewhat fenr5,
rs many others did and do. that from
such promiscuOus gathering the impress
slons go out into the public mind that
all forms of religion are looked upon
as OF equal value and equal suniclency.
The Catholics who participated In tho
Chicago parliament Of religions were
not without their mlsgivlngs az to the
peril of impressions Of this kind. But
circumstances did not suggest or allow
other arrangements than promiscuoug
asssemblages, and in view Of the gem
eral good expected from their partlrl-
patton In the congress, Catholics ala
not Keep themselves nloof. satisfying
their condolences that all things r.ould
be made right by their emphatic prid re-
peated declarations that the principles
Of the C1tholic falth remained intact
or nothing done or said should be taken
as placing other religions on the same
footing as the Catholic.
But now. when congresses or pnrlto-
ments OF religions are becoming ffe.
quent and seem destined to be porn,a.
neHt institutions, Il Is felt TINT sncb
eare ought 10 be taken by Catholics that
even the most delicate and scrupnlous
conscience among the children 81 the
church be alarmed, or that the most
minimizing non Catholic be led 10 mis-
apprehend the Catholic position. Hence
the words OF warning coming from the
sovereign pontlff.
Much agitation ls at tho s,raecr,
TIME being had In Europe over tho
proposition to hold q great congress ~
religions AZ Paris during the exposition
OF 1900, The idea or a pariu ro,erog.'
OF religions has sprung from the ernnt
congress at Chicago two years AGO II
received much impetus from Rev. John
henry Barrnws. the Inspiring and
directing spirit OF the congress Of chi
eago curing his recent visit 10 France
anu u VIII no doubt lead TO great
SuVGsss' Natholles may well take part
N u indeed the Pope's lette, 'hne
cleared the way for Il 81 marl,i,,s, M a,,,
the conditions undor which If n,ay s,
heid even IN punctlllous Eurone
am OF the mind that IRIS ls,,ar 20
we rope on congresses In America is
que entirely 10 the coming parls -,
gress. ~ VIII serve as a guide ia ra,hn
hes N all countries. wherever cn,,,,sr,,
es or religion may be held. 7 ~, ~. 10,
Rome has spoken. ~ siau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
oFFIcERs AnE ELECTED.
For various Companies i'm Southern
Part of the state.

Sabine Pass. Tex, Oct. 17.-(speciall
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the companies owning tire
lands about this port the following
elections OF directors and officers were
held: Sabine Pass improvement COM
pany directors and officers, the latter
also being In the directory: r. A. Nc
Reynolds Luther Kountze, b. u.
Crazy and W. r. Human. OMcers;
II Kountze president; +. c. Mercy
nolds, vice-prs \. r. Smith, sec
rotary; W, H. Hollister. treasurer.
Texas Land and Cattle company. Di-
rectors b. u. Crary. c. T.. Kountze,
II. IS. MoReynolls, Officers: II.
Kountze, president; +. c. McReynolds,
VlCe-president and secretary; +. II.
Davis, treasurer. East Texas Land and
improvement company: b. d, era y,
W. G. Human. II. kount2e. Office 81;
a. F. N0untze presidents +, c. Nc
Reynolds, president. 4. T. Smith,
secretary; W. II HOLSTER treasurer.
East Texas Land company. +. c. Nc
Reynolds, r. \. McReynolds Officers:
II. Kount2e. president. T.. y. Crazy,
vice-presllcnt; 4. Y. Smith. secretary;
w. II. HOLSTER treasurer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
ON A FAMOUS TRACK.
A GnEA tricycle. MEETING nELD
AT DENVER.
several WORLDS Records Are shat-
tered in the Presence OF Three
Thousand People.

Denver Colo. Oct. 1i,--About three
thousand people attended the opening
day Of National Circuit l.. a. w, races
held on the Denver wheel clubs track
today, the track on which 20 many
worlds records were made last year.
Weather and track conditions were per-
feet.
c. G. Collins In the one mile open
ciass A, made sensational hnish,
winning from Dalaell by a few inches
The Denver class y, quad team. stone
Swanbrough, Dicl0aon and Conibor.
went mile IN iiiG ~, reducing the
worlds rerord FROM !; 5A
Harry Clark went against the one
mile unpnccd worlds record OF 2l0fnt
held by a. Is, hughes, OF Denver. He
made the first third IN 40 g-5. the half
In loo 10, two thirds Ia l.2l 1-5 and
the mHe.in 2.05 t-b
Summaries.
Mile novice paced. n. r. Prescott
won. Time. a,0a -.
Half mile open, class II T. c. Bald
won, G, NJ. Murphy second, r. G, Coop.
er third. Time. los i-s
Mile quad paced, G. G. Collins won.
r. A. Dalsel sponnd John Green third.
Time, s.n2 5, beating the world'a class
A competition record OF 2 :04 AS
Two thirds mile class d; Bald won,
Murphy second, c. >. Wells third
Half mile, slass Al liS clans; Harry
ozark won. w. r. peek, Gunnison Sea
ond. Donald Mckay thnd. Time. i,0S.
One mile handicap, class r. ID. q
mile unpaeed WORLDS record OF $40 nat
200 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

GENERAL Taylor Is Very Positive IN
His Declarations,

Little Rock. Ark, Oct. i7.--Rrleadlar.
Nenei'nl George Taylor OF the Arkansas
state Guard returned nom Hot sprlnes
this evening and was ul6setad with
HoNernor Clarke tonight FOR an bnur
On more. After the conference General
Taylor said.
THE nght wlli not occur al nor
sprin"s or IN Arkansas. There Il no
doubt on that score"
not even In a modified way as now
Ironosedg"
mo. sir"
what win be the efrecl OF the conrt
proceedings. II favorable to the 0ght
on the proposition to mass the miliiIa
NJ Hot Springs and prevent the night ~
!, Do not feet nj liberty Is discups
mat phase OF the question NV duty IL
10 carry out orders whether ttey are
right or wrong. but believe tho or
osis me governor may issue win be
Gen. Taylor said that he haa haen
requested BY Governor Clarke 10 ~.
man " the city FOR the present IIe
nad f1und the beat peot,le az tiat
SPRINGS In favor OK the contest In ~
planning The, ferbw that he had heen
Peniogrn phed NJ Hot Sprinps togeti.r
NTH corhett ana W. a. Brady. General
l7ylor seid thnt enau shot wns a.
ken while he was talilng to the two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
MENAcn no AlLlsoN's CHANCES.
Discovery rs 10 Prohibition Feeling
That Alarms His Friends.

pea Molues, Oct l74-It Ia stated on
good Republican authority that the
Republican state central committee has
just completed a poll of the preferences
Of the Republican candidates for the
legislature IN the mater Of resubmis-
sion oe the prohibition amendment
and has found that n majority Of them
favor rcRubmission rhis situation has
alarmed the Republican managers both
within ana without the central olm-
mlttce who are anXiousiy wording TO
further the interests OF senator Allison
as n presidential candidate They are
AFRAID that N the legislature which re-
elects Allison TO the senate should 20
on record as fnVorlng prohibition II
would prejudice Allison as candidate
for president in the eyes OF the Repub.
licans pf other states. Under these cir.
cumstances ~ special EFFORT VIII be made
10 elect nti.prohlbltionlsls who NaVe
been nominated by Republicans In SOW
oral close counties In order to keep the
Republican legislature caucus from be-
ing toa strongly dominated by the pro.
hibltlonlsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

st. Louis, Oct, i7.--summaries at
fair grounds:
rhirteen-sixteenths OF a mile; Hlbor-
MIA Queen won, Fondest second, john
ME McHale third. Time. l:22.
Thirteen-siNteeuths OF mile: Lady
lnez won, schiller second Hex third.
Time. i;2i.
Mile and a sixteenth: Treasure won,
Fonshway second. Red Cap third.
Time, 1850 i-2.
seven furionga; Don Garlic won.
Lottle Mills second. Linda third. Time,
II 81
Mile and a sixteenth: John Hickey
won, Probasco second, ]. Z. b. third.
Time, 1915 L..
Mile and a quarter: Dockstader won,
Billy Mckenzie second. Cicely third.
Time, .ha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
DEAF
YOUNG BoY REPORTED Dn0'
IN RED RIVER
five .A'';mO'sa to Ford =
and one Was Carried ~"
ny the Current

Paris, Tex, Oct. i7'-ssle''
Parties who arrived here l'nu. \
the Indian Territory report y. !,
ing OF boy at Henderson, y Z.
Red River sunday evening. a
five people consisting OF shiu
woman and the BOY reached 7, !,
from the Texas side. IhsN
rise and they were advises r.
tempt to ford but they seems n "A
n great hurry and drove N. m n
except the boy. whose noIss ~ ii
him. They foundered aboua;T.l
but the boy finally sank ~.
no more. The horse was "a "A
boys companions went Vn,n 4
making any effort to rescue Y. VIZ, n !
strange conduct has arepss,5s ls,
plclons OF the officers wno asu.
was something wrong ana ts're a
the river have been searsn', IA
boys body but II has NOT pe.u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18
WILL NOT M ARRESTED.
Fitssimmons is Going to right shy
of Arkansas Line.

Corpus Christi Tex. Oct. l7.-(spe-
cinl.)-Fitzsimmons did not appear to
n' or ed M I'm the least over the re-
ports that Gov. Clarke Intended to
have him arrested on his arrival at
Hot Springs, He says he doesn't Intend
to violate the law, and has nothing to
fear. When asked when he expected
to leave for Hot Springs he said he
did not have the least idea. that his
guarantee Of protection had not been
made, and he was not hunting trouble,
ana was not going to have trouble.
The interview with Corbeit in YES
terday's press dispatches caused FItz
Corbett puts me to sleep I'm will not he
with his fists" Fitzslmmons will ac-
company party Of hunters to the
lake tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

Calvert. Tex. Oct. I7.-(speelaD.--
Robertson county trot for buggy
horses: Brown Cannon won. Jim
Stages second. Time. 80.
olds. Gold Land won, Headlight Sec
ond, Annie e third. Time. :3S.
Running half mile heats: stella NJ
won. Davy Jordan second, Parole third.
Time, :52.
Quarter mile dash for Robertson and
adjoining county horses: Red Bird
won. Dolly second, Geraldine third.
Time %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

santa Pc, N. NJ, oct i7--The solemn
ceremonies of comforting the holy pni-
lium upon Archbishop p J., Chnpreile
ted tomorrow, took place this afternoon
IN the presence OF a vast audience Car.
dinnl Gibbons ofiiciated. At / o'cioSk
the archbishop gave dinner TO Tho
visiting prelatns. territorial and Find
sral aiilcerF, hidges OF the United states
lani court aud territorial suprameia'urt
and In the evening n public retention
wes given NJ the erHhhfshop'S Residence
10 henar Of the cardinal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-18

Discussed at the weather Service
AsNocintion Meeting.

indianapolis. Ind, oct l7.-N to-
days session OF tho American Associn-
tiau state weather scrvire q now r~r-
tom Of signals was discussed. The
present flag system was deemed bu-
satisfactory because OF the easy do
structlon OF the flags by winds, and
the system OF bail md vane was ia
yorcd. The convention will adopt
new system OF daily reports. CHALK
plates and stereotype Will be used,
with which 10 print these reports. and
each Office viii be furnished an outfit,
This is the scheme OF Chief Observer
Moore,
Prof Moore is now at work on n ma
chine which viii be combination OF
the Areoplain and Ballorn, which he
thinks viii overcome storm conditions
In any kind OF weather The purpose
OF this machine win be for securing alb
solutely accurate forecasts.