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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
GETTING THE CAMP READY.
The Cavalry VIII Have a Trim Place
to Go to July @.

Work is progressing rapidly upon the
camp for the First regiment Of cavalry
at Meldrim. The cavalry are to so into
camp July 6. and all the time remaining
before then Is needed to make the nee
essary preparations.
Maj. p. W. Meldrim is personally super
intending the work. and is giving up a
great deal of his time to it. His idea
Is that the site should be made a perma-
nent encampment for the cavalry. and
with this view all the work that is be-
ing done is Of the most thorough charac-
ter.
Mr.. John W. Howard, of the city engl-
heer Office, is engaged in laying off the
lines Of the camp. The fitting ground will
be on Central avenue, the target range
on Ogeechee avenue, and the drill ground
on cconee avenue, and the camp in the
pine barrens just west Of the town The
Central railroad has consented to allow
OF the use Of water from the artesian
Wen al the station. This will afford a
splendid supply OF pure water
The camp is being drained and the
ground cleared of stumps and other OBJ
structions. The situation is an admira-
Die one Tor an encampment. The ground
IS level, with plenty of open space for
drilling, a good site for the camp among
the pines, plenty of water, a good target
range, and also very healthy spot.
Maj. Meldrim has a saw-mill near the
town, which is furnishing the lumber for
the tent floor and for stables for the
horses, mess halls and other necessary
buildings. What the cost of constructing
the camp will be is yet uncertain. 1t cost
$4,000 10 prepare the camp for the cavalry
south of the city when the regiment
eamped there during May week, 1891. Maj.
Meldrim is satisfied that the camp on
which he is now engaged will
be conducted at a much less cost Unless
some additional appropriation is made.
however, 1t is very probable that Mai. Mel.
drim will be out of pocket considerab BILE
sum by his undertaking.
Col Gordon is satisfied however. that this
will be made the permanent encampment
for the cavalry. He says it is the best site
for the purpose he has yet seen and the
facilities for reaching IT at a minimum of
time and expense cannot be equalled The
camp will not be abandoned after the close
of the July encampment, but will be kept
up as rails ing place for the regiment
where il can be called together on occa-
sion for drill in addition to the regular en-
campments.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
RnMIev snrincn. -

Mr.. Watkins Lee, well known to many
Georgians and Carolinians, has been run
ming the Rawley Springs in Rockingham
county for 1. summers. offers to those
who may wish to visit the noted health
resort, every comfort and many pleasures
Music Of high order; round trip tickets
are on sale at Savannah, to Rawlsy Springs
and return
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
Every Lady Wants Tbom

At Eckstein's gigantic removal sale We
mean those lovely striped and figured Jae-
onets, Organdies and Lawns. The nev
green and yellow stripes and all other non.
ular shades for waists, only 10 CENTS .
yard. We also have some new STYLES IN
duck suitings at 10 cents, figured niora
white, navy and red grounds. 1917 cents
white pique for skirtings at Ia. q. % 2.
cents and all the other removal sale bar.
gains. Eckstein sad. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
Mrs. bennett Hymes Deod

Mrs. Bennett Hymes formerly of this
city, died at her home in SandersvilIe YES
terday morning after long illness. The
news of her death was received with deem
regret IN savannah. Mrs Hymes was be-
fore her marriage Miss Jennie Ham 10
Sandersville. She leaves six children threa
sons and three daughters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
THE CHORAL socIETY's RECITAL.
The sOcfety's Closing Entertainments

The sOciety's Closing Entertainment
Tonight.
The closing recital of the Festival Cho-
raj Society will take place tonight at the
Young Mems Christian Associations gym
nasium hall. This will close the society's
season.
The recital will be short, comprising sew
eral choruses by the society and solos by
Mrs. Finnie, Mrs Wickenburg and Mrs.
Howard.
After the recital ice cream win be
served, and a good time generally win be
had.
1t win be sort of singers reunion. The
recital win be free, and the public is in
Vited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
A BURGLAR AT IL YEARS.
a Youthful CraciNsman Sent to the
Gang.


Gang.
William Robinson, a colored youth, who
stated he was Il years old, but who
looked about Is. was convicted in the
superior court yesterday or entering the
house of Vincent Mattel with intent to
steal He was charged with burglary,
but his crime was made a misdemeanor,
and he was sentenced 10 pay a fine of
500 and costs or serve twelve months on
the chain-gang.
Young Robinson, although a small boy,
is already an old timer on the gang. this
being his third term. lie says his father,
Moultrie Robinson, was hanged in the
old county Jail when he was a very small
boy.
Thomas Smith was convicted of bur-
glary in the superior court yesterday. and
sentenced to serve five years in the peni-
Tertiary. Smith entered the dwelling
house of Edmund Jenkins for the pur-
pose of committing robbery on May 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
Central Railroad REORGANIZATION,

BY a notice in another column it will be
seen that the Southern Bank of the state
of Georgia is prepared to receive deposits
of securities under the agreement for tho
reorganization of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
THE c. L. AS AND GUYTONs.
They VIII Play Their First Game
TO-MorroVv.


The c. L. A. S and the Guytons will bat
tie for supremacy at the ball park to-mor-
row afternoon.
This is the first meeting of these clubs
and a good game may be looked for. The
Nell brothers will be the battery for the
Guytous The c. L. AS viii have new
battery. Gross and Harrigan. Gross has
the reputation of being one of the best
amateur pitchers in the state, but he
has a heavy batting team against him and
he will be taxed to his utmost
The MIL Boys and Vigilants crossed
bats at Montgomery yesterday. The
Mill Boys won to 2. The battery for the
Mil Boys was Barry and Brady; for the
Nigilants, Smith and Flood. The Mill
Boys will play any team under 10 years
of age, challenges to be sent to Frank
Barry, captain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

Lord Rosslyn, who is well knowr =.
al, an amateur actor, will shortly MAS as
c nus eeo az as al Professional Lord RossiHS
ana is the NTH earl. He compIetsaati iihly Ky,
18Th year a few weeks ago. Ne 49,, 80 MS
Seateq at Elton and Oxford, ana is a n I8s ed
s pSr ol ode carton and Turf Clubs. He
death, in 1890. y" MS Iatner 5
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
1t sticIeth closer Than a brother.

Does the rheumatism. Cut off all rela-
tionship with it by the aid of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which sewers the bond
without loss of time, if you use it prompt
" and persistently No testimony is more
positive and concurrent than that which
establishes its efficacy in this obstinate
disease. Use it with assurance Of good
results for malarial dyspeptic and nervous
troubles, constipation ana biliousness.-
ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

The schooner Edward p. Avery. sailed
Wednesday for Philadelphia with 49,. g73
feet of pitch pine lumber. The vessel had
an unusually quick dispatch having arriv-
cd here last Friday, and was loaded and
ready to sail on Wednesday morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
TWO NEW LIEUTENANTs.
Company ID of the Guards Elect Some
New OMcers.

New officers.
At meeting of Company d of the Savan-
nah Volunteer Guards last night Second
Lieut.. Murray Screven was elected first
lieutenant by reclamation on the first ball
lot, vice Lieut.. H. T. Moore, resigned
Sergt. T. Newell West was elected second
lieutenant on the seventh ballot. The other
candidates for second lieutenant were
Sergeants Wright Hunter and Trenholm
Hopkins. Sergeant Hopkins name, how
ever. was withdrawn from the nominal
tons These are the informal elections
and examinations viii of course be held be-
fore these new officers Will receive their
commissions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

0VI'"IIVI " NIT SULPHUR Springs will
open June Is under entirely new rnanago-
ment Many improvements have boon
made. Elegant vestibuled trains dai,v
over the c. and o. RAILWAY send ..
pamphlet. Eubank & Glover, pronrioto nor
White Sulphur Springs. Greenbrier cC'iir p
ty, West Virginia.-ad. eouh-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

y. c. Andersen & Co., the agents for the
Norwegian bark Saga, which went ashore
on North Edisto Tuesday have arranged
with the underwriters to send a tug boat
to examine her and see If it is possible to
get her off. One of the Propeller Towboat
Company's tugs will leave here to-day for
that purpose. President J. Paulsen, of the
company, will go On the tug.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. It soothes the
child softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie and is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.-ad-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
ron DYSPEPSIA
Take Hors!

Take HOrsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. Lee W. Battle, Durham, y. C. says:
Il recommend it very much to dyspeptics.
after meals. with good results.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

The best schedule to Asheville and
Western North Carolina resorts is via
Central railroad Of Georgia.
Round trip tickets now on sale. Apply
to W. G. Brewer, City Ticket Agent, 10
Bull street.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gem
crni Interest.

The Norwegian bark Arcturus. which
has beer at Tybee for the past two days
awaiting orders, was cleared yesterday for
Brunswick, where she will load naval
stores for Europe Paterson, Downing &
Co, are the consignees of the vessel
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14

The range lights for the new channel at
the entrance to the river are nearly built
and it is expected they will be lighted JULY
]. One of the lights is on the Oyster beds
east of the red light, and two are on Jones
Island, near Venus Point.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
MARRIED AT NoRoTON, CONN.
Miss Gertrude Weed WEEDS MIR. Rob-
ert BiIIinEtOn.

Miss Gertrude Weed WIS married to Mr.
Robert Ellington yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at St. Lukes church, Noroton, Conn.
The cermony was performed by Bishop
Weed of Florida. The ceremony was at
tended by a number of the friends and rel
atives of the bride and groom. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dunning Weed of this city. The groom is a
well known young business man on the
Bay Mr.. and Mrs Ellington will leave
for Europe in a few days for an extended
bridal tour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
In Yonr blood

Is the cause of that tired, languid feeling
which afflicts you at this season. The blood
is impure and has become thin and poor.
That is why you have no strength. no APP
petite. cannot sleep. Purify your blood
with Hoods Sarsaparilla, which will give
you an appetite. tone your stomach, and
invigorate your nerves.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-14
For Over Fifty Years.

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy in
action ana sure in effect. Read.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24
OUTLOOK NOT BRIGHT
BUSINESS SHOWS EUT SLIGHT
Signs OF REVIVAL.

Steamer State of Missouri Goes Down
and Forty Live, Arc Lost Partial
Explanation of the barrett Scott
Trarcdy -Mr. Irqui,art'- Fri.Olity.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24
FINANCIAL. AND INDUSTRIAL AL

The thira-o MILK Shippers A~s"cia-
tom alias The milk trust. ~ organized III
February 1891 with si"cLh"lIin:,
membership Of lao dealers. I" control
t!.. price Of milk Wilhiu tn" limits of til"
city Of Chi,a..r. received is death blow
- y Ni...c concern III III" Supr"n"
Court of Illinois TurS,ay morning. The
business ct the aS>"ci:it.nn is declared Il
]. -ai ami The man r'>mn>in" tor It's
downfall. tiarlr: {. Ford, ii Chicago. is
nhsrl,rd from the i,aNn'n: OF Si."'.SJ
Whrh he owed The :lSS"riat'"n IN tttn-
lcr. 1881. FnrI h:il purchased milk
from til" trust from April L., 1881. to or-
t"I"r. paving the truS: price. ., cents
lei cam. ,.uriu. May anI .!nic. and 80
cents luriu- July. August AN! Srptrm-
Der. hut Refusing t. ir"T thr rate 81 20
cents fined inr October and the r"Il:itnt"r
of ,hr year, declaring ii t" be tAorbitant
ana ILLEGAL. HI" trust sued him in the
Circuit Court ana WAS hcatrn. 1t ar-
Ioil, t" tile Appellate Court which de
ciI,d that. though til. trust was an He
@Al body. he debt mast he paid. The
Sur':runc Court. however, holds he -Ap-
I,rlatr Court t" hr ii error. The finding
Of The Circuit Court il affirmed and that
o. the tlu"li,;;o Court st aSi,'c.
Tia. d"runrt i,nn!< uc t.nt""pri@", Kan.
has A~,l closed. The Gcposicors were
I;'it! iii full anal the >tnckhpl.icl'> divide!
the :3~.:~l> receiving about 10 cents on
III" Iu,l:,".
Tho Spokane 'N'ash) Morning; Times
Las ~r>p, :l..'L. Nh attempt t. run Tie pa
l,cy ,u the ,p-.Ir.ratiNr j,fnn having failed.
liz, lni.u Bank # St. .Eoln<. y. T..
WAS foun.. - IL. rs,,lvrlt ana The share
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24

WORK OF OUR NATIONAL LAW
MAKERS.
The National >o!on>.

Monday WAS i field day in the Senate.
NJ. German ri Maryland scored the "p-
rruruiS uf the income tax, ami Nr>>T>.
Ali son AMI Hill .etorteh in bitter terms.
\ few minor h;i,S were introduced. hu!
nothing of real Importance was dome.
In the house th" hJ! IL provide Tor III"
elllr-rmrat Of the judiCiil system OK
Indian Territory WAS ra>St"
i'rhar. ui4 The Income IAN item III the
deficiency appropriation hill WAS ""n;in-
un.. in the Srlate Tuesday. The Senate.
adopted resolutions calling for int"rna~
ti"n ~ L. iisA amount OF SUGAR imported
ana IL" gEiN-ity Of spirits taken cat Of
bond during )hr s,\tN days previous to
llr rakju-; effect II the tariff hll.. The
day in the lInl~,. WAS devoted. after the
morning lnur. I" tn" ln.lian aplr"rrta-
1l"n hlll. hat uo progress, WAS mad" be
lnTr Adjournment. Gr!.rral trn>S'n"r
presented Il rt.,iN Ia 4 memorial seMt I"
the Judiciary tommittc" by Nj Etrhie.
Of Akron. Ohio. containing >upl> cnrntnry
Charges against Judge Kicks afl mvnlr-
in= cN Senator II. Il. Payne lnl Nudge
Stevenson Eurkr He asked ftr~aa-ir-
Nr>ti-HIirn Of the charges.
During lhe debate "n the IL Tan ai,i,r,-
prlatinn tli in The House "Wednesday
Mr~>r> Walker. Warner ana Reed ca
gagged i'll - discussion of 1he currency
question. The Sruatr rH>~yh The def
r"nry appropriation bill after ad"rthl,;
az amendment limiting. the lng"rrn=at"-
res Of offices seeking a. collect the IA
come lHN. The printing hll. which has
been passed hy both Houses and signed
by the PRESIDENT j. founi L. revive IA"
frlnkiu- privilege
The currency question WAS the chief
topic in tile S"nu'. Thursday. the drha'"
being general. III" pension niil carr. ~:
Slii.Nn.Mh. WAS passed II" army bin
+ :lppr"priaiing s.. n..h',hnl WAS then taken
! nj. Al the opening of thr session Of he
! House Il bill WAS PASSED on n."tlnn al Mr.
4 It"ndrr>rn. Of Illinois. I" Lrans Mrs.
/ Sarah \, tiarp the .ay and allowance 1t
/ Il surgeon for services as such III ia" S"N-
rnth Illinois Infantry. Tie Senate
/ amendments ~ the urgent deficiency bill
Acre disagreed t. and th. hill sent to con
ference, Tn" iIouS" then went into com
! riliit,r Of thc whole Far the further con
>it9ralion OF ,hc Indian appropriation
/ bill.
| The Srllatr Friday passed he army APP
I preparation hilt carrying, S.:.tsH,.kiu and
! the bill which IN effect advances General
Sch"ii. in command Of the army. 10 the
rank of lieutenant general. held 10y Gen
erals Sherman and Sheridan. Asi'!" from
this the day wa. given I" the debate on
! the \iraraGuan Canal. In tn" House the
/ Srnat" bill granting 10 the ella Valley
! Railroad Company Il right Of WAY through
! the san Carlos Indian reservation was
PASSED. Also a bill 70 "Nisrnd Il portion
nt the appropriation made ia the last
. river AMI Earh"r act for -. .lnS"ph's har-
( Tor. Michigan, IL rnnfl"t" ia" rnnncr-
iinn lrtWe"n 81. Joseph nI Hrnton iiar-
, Dor. t,sasi.lrr;,t .un nf thr Indian Till WAS
then rr>ul,rL. 4, II night session there
WAS a sharp contention over the pension
bill
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24

ycntion that will convene in Boston in
July Mechanics Hall las been leased
from .!uiy IL Ia July IA The lease In
.lnaeS tofllI"n iIa:l. which will J." the
mas, headquarters dur!n. th' convention.
/ IT,, dining halls in administration Euil..
az viii l." used - Il hugo restaurant. IL
ulH ALSO tho gallery ~ the Exhibition
Hal. mechanics Hall :lotr VIII no1 az
,-n!n:Iu,jatr all th,. Delegates. \ contract
has been signed for tn, erection II 1--WE
inulcil>.. tents ::ts, ~ i:n feet III size Oh
Huntington av,nur il, r!">, proximity t.
t.r hail. :uI III addition. the large
t.urc!lc, III the Back Bay district Will be
used,
Franklin ". .'"plin has been appointed
I,~rnu>trr 4, I.Nz"'rt1toNn. Ky, vice
Mrs E-uju;Hin Holm. Renewed. Th" lat
ter was Il sister "f Mrs. Abraham Lincoln.
Daniel X Teunrv chairman of he
ohi..a-e ,'jNi. Federation committee" N
,.s.ra!~. j. alleged! /" I>lns% the where's
thputs of Taylor, the Nrf"ultir- rr''.i>-
urrr 81 St5Utl Dakota. whu>c attorney lie
VS..
Tie Nebraska Historical Society de-
,;,!"d 4lta; natives II the state should BE-
called rr.'-rlauivr> il..>tra,! Of hu--"ater>.
\ report Exposing tile frauds in the
street ,.l.;.tlin- department Of \NW York
j. :"al.i t. lu<c been SUPPRESS u by Mayor
Gi'r"$.
'rnrnty-u." car loads ni corn. pruriS-
in,., an. fuel, i;rur-.;. : contribution 10
til. Nrhra<i,a sufferers, !c:t ATLANTA.
students If l:irhmond College At Rich
m"lih. Va. Indignant II I'll" election "t :,
new president. buried The r"lIr-e III ttlI,.y
by he side Of The Lee monument.
All the d"'nurr,.r< offered by the de
f,r,l2utS 70 tn irt!jrtnirnD> returned hy
the GRAND Jury AGAINST President Have
ln,.,rr AuI Secretary Sear!e%. ct :h'
American Sugar Refining Company
l:r,i.tr Seymour. ii New York. hnt t"r-
Respondents T.. j. Edwards and !. g.
Sh"irycr were r|vr.ui;d ~ W a>hjl:-!"
hy .,u,!::r Cole ll the. rj;niIal Court. ani
the defendants, required /" plead 10 III"
indictments.
Tnr Verdict AGAINST John {. New and
.iui,: &. Nri-i.t IN the ludiauH bank as,
WAS reversed hy the Supreme Court.
vi tili,-;j-" Il Jury III thr Federal court
+ fused to obey Judge Seaman : ORDER Ia
rrturn Il verdict ni not guilty IN i d"nlH 20
slit Eleven :.tt"r.,;!rd II, Led uudr" pro
test.
Hurin. 1891 there. landed ut New York
IA. 80, ~jccra2" and 100 cabin pas
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24
CRIME AND CASUALTY.

South Dakota's Governor has offered a
reward # >1rnDu for til" cap''ir" Of w.
W. Taylor, the atseoiIdin- State Treas
uTrr.
1914 conk, tie notorious nnrlaw, has
been ctprnred aud laudes! i. .aI. al Kos
we'll y. NJ.
A. a result Of a t"r..hl" explosion: "t
giant powder Tuesday afternoon. Il Butt.
Mont. sevents give person, are dra' and
probably twic" that nnl4lhcT serious
Il injured. 4 tire br,l,e oUc in the Butte
IIar.Innr. Crmpuuy's Warehouse, IL
which giant powder was stored. I1c
.renicn were II work "n III" fl" NE"l a
terrible explosion tool, place. killing 4
number IF persons. While efforts Yer"
being mad. 10 remove the dead and
wu,ll.ttd Il second explosion occurred.
T." entire fire department was W}i',"i
! out. All The horses were killed. Three
| Policemen were among he Killed ne
dead number ut least severity tive. II1f"
glass WAS broken Iil over Ia" city am!
the darnH2" - Property j. enormous. II"
relatives Of tIi,. killed ar" frantic and tn
city is i'll an ui,rpar. Tie pewter Ms
| stored in tie iyareh"uS. in violation i
the law. l. was the greatest explosion II
the history Of the West. Bodies Of III"
dead and dying v"r" hurled several hun-
lr.e! feet, on. corps" hriu- found Two
blocks from the ~rri-r 81 the explosion.
Charles Dccl,with. of E.iIIiar'. Ind.
tried to persuade. lis wife not fo =" /"
church. and, failing, fatally SHOT her and
killed. himself.
Two men were killed and two others in
i,;r.d by = bniIar EXPLOSION ~ the tn-lctl
mill in the raru..j, steel works 1T Home
stcad W.,ur~t;u; morning. The Killed
are: Harry ErctUcmIn. John Gortrk;t.
I'll" injured are: InLn G"rnak, skull
rU>htianhl badly >cnluti, cannot Recover;
William Banks. seriously. but not fatally,
scas!c.i by steam. 'Thc accident was due
t. tie impure river water which! supplied
the boiler. Heavy inrru>tA5i"nS "l mlu
hlurit"i the injector yaiy" aud the water
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24
NiIGCELL 4 NEOUS.

- :, O'Clock Friday morning all til"
trrIlry li':r> III Er"uk!!l were tied ur. the
r!NI 'luyr~ refusing - L; X. oUt the cas-.
t>rr 5000 ni"n Quit W"rk. This !nc.I:t.-
cI motor men, conductors. ricctrriar-
>vitchn"n and others employed at TIE
yAri IONS roNr,hnu>,'>. All but one a..
the srrtIc" roads anI that Il roIupa:..-
lively nHu"r one. are affected. 1t i
claimed tina, the strike will extend 10 tie,
l.n.S IF Tie Brood lyn Elevated Halfway
Company. II" companies expected that
til" men would - "u1 :.n,! Iot"ruiue,! L.
anticipate them. They asked the trc-ri-
claus. about l.un Ill number. il obey
would talk" on the <:rs. Every ",t. #
them refused. and they We're then rn!l
there WAS 40 Wnr', tnr ;is,n. tur FORE
nHn WAS "~!.o'! il h" was vjlin.: !" talk"
ont T ,ar. H., r.fu>v,l and was tie o,ly
D:>,' tn" elevated roads The trains were
In. rush The public VAS greatly ilcou-
Neu:rIsre,!.
4 -rc:lt m,t,nr Is REPORTED - hay. fall
icti near .Ilare.., bower California;
Mis-. Na"e! ;:.ruol'y Conrad. l"n@n-".
ii Mrs. Eat't-s-=,- ~I.osa u G~u>r, va,
accused ~ poisoning. !:l> u.,.lI granite! :.
d:r"ryc ~ N,!"na. M"ur.
IL consideration "t T.. extension -.
the =uNvr"':,,t.c dci.t for sitty Years ~ .
nvr cent. the Union r",j:: offers t. rs
>,>> stockholders Tor The payment g
prior Hens
Among he passengers II Nurtu11rr. +.
G.. ~ lie Impress II .Iapa. is i'asI Jones.
Who started! trola New York T. tvAvcl
around III. " RI! uu Il wager IT. left