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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-07
THE NEW SOUTH
Has "a Staunch Friend at
THE NORTH
IN
The New York Times.

Nooiher great northern newspaper has done
or Is doing-so much TO advance the interests OF
the south financial. commercial industrial
aud general. No other paper CAN THE
NEW YORK TINES is the journal OF the
best people Nome has a larger clicntags
among Bankers investors. capitalists and mca
Of wealth, intelligence and active enterprise.
II is also q welcome visitor IN tho sands Of
southern homes with ample reason its week.
~ edition Is esteemed great by the intelligen
farmer north and south
The New York Times Is on sale daily in Sa-
vannah az the De Soto. Estill s. eiiG Bun
street, the "Old Book Store" ~ Whitaker
street, ana Connors, 2 X Bull street
Specimen copies sent free on application 10
New York office Send for specimen OF AT
lanta Exposition Edition" Of June sth last
Address THE NEW YORK TIMES
Printing House Square, Now York, N. Y.
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expected TO arrive home this morning. al
ter an all nights outing.
Mr.. Merritt ". Dixon returned vez+ar-
day with party Of friends. from a few
days cruise on his pleasure yacht. the
Syren.
The German bark Elise Linck, which
has been az Tybee for the past ten DAYS
awaiting orders. was cleared yesterday for
brunswick. She viii load at the latter
port with naval stores, for Paterson,
Downing g. Co.
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CUPID SPRINGS A SURPRISE.
c. L. Burrows of Augusta and Miss
Atwood of Dnrien Married.

Augusta, Ga, Aug. 6.-News received in
Augusta to-day announcing the mar
riage on Aug. / of Charles L. Burrows and
Miss Mita Atwood of DarIen. Mr.. Bur
rows has a railroad position at that point,
and the brides father is a prominent and
highly respected citizen. DR.. Lansing
Burrows, pastor of the First Baptist
church in this city, is now at Caesar S
Head, and will doubtless be pleasantly sur
marriage.
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RAIL AND cROssTIE.

The 3 and s. Saturday and Sunday ex-
eursions between Savannah and Charles
ton have been discontinued by the Plant
system but the 81 Sunday excursion will
continue for the remainder Of the season
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HELP WANTED

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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
young man to repair stoves and do sheer
iron job work. A, News Office.
WANTED. A GOOD HARDWARE
clerk; one who is well experienced and
anxious to work. b.
TWENTY BRICK LAYERS WANTED
at Langley, 5. c.; standard wages paid
Apply j. w. Adams, Contractor.
WANTED, FIVE FIRST CLASS
land Jewelry and Siverware Co, Iowa
City Iowa"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav-
said county. deceased, 70 present them TO
me, properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law, 40 az 70 show their
character and amount; and al persons in
debted 10 said deceased are required 70
make Immediate payment 10 me.
*. u. REPPARD.
Administrator Estate Of Eliza White, De-
ceased.
Savannah July 1896
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LOST.

10ST II - n GE0STSy sIT-r5-fef, TCS
liver and white, named Bob. Reward II
returned to A. -. Moore, Provident
Building.
LOST SMALL BLACK SCOTCH TER
rier, body clipped answers TO name Of
Billie. Liberal reward paid for his re-
turn to w. l.. Exley, l96 State street.
LOST, ON CENTRAr TRAIN. KEY
ring; name on same. Please return %
98h Abercorn.
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When naby was sick, we gave her castoria
When she was child. she cried for casioria.
When size became siiss, she clung 10 castoria.
Wien abe had cAldnen, she gsyeth CastOria
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PORT PARAGRAPHs.
Maritime Matters of Local and Gen.
eraI Interest.

The Britis steamship Robina, Capt.
Lash, from New York. arrived below yes
terday. and viii be detained at quarantine
for five days, she having recently touched
At cuba. She IL consigned 10 Strachan d
Co, and will load AZ this port with phos-
plate rock for Europe.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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MOUNTAIN RETREAT HOUSE, CATS
kill Mountains; capacity TO; write for cir
eular. D. Bloom, Kiskatorn. Greene coun
ty, New York
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nOARnING.

BOARD LARGE AIRY WELL
furnished rooms. Good table. Reasona-
bio terms, 1853 South Broad.
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ron SALE.

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FOR SALE, ROSE POTATOES FOR
fan planting. G. NJ Ryals.
FOR SALE, SEVERAL LOTS OF Nd.
reiaying rails, second hand saw
mills, planning machines, o. good as now
also ! small broad guage or ] narrow
guage 90 tom locomotive. A W. Taylor
Land and Lumber Company. Summer
vile, $. c.
FOR SALE, a FEW VERY CHEAP
lots, which must be sold AZ once; convsn.
iently located on Habersham and sixth
streets; water main. sewer and electric
cars Immediately IN front OF the block
terms easy c. II. Dorset.
CYPRESS SHINGLES, FOR TYBEE
and other coast points. have been further
reduced 10 S2.25 and s1.25 per thousand:
boats can load at the mill: carload lots a
specially. Vale Royal Manufacturing
Company.
BEFORE you BUY or SELL PROP.
erty consult Robert II. Tatem Real Is
tate Dealer, l29 York street. near Bull
street.
UNREDEEMED WATCHES, JEWEL
~, organs, sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch. Pawn Bro
ker, Congress street next TO Solomon
drug store.
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BATTLES WITH THE Nat.
Outcome OF the Days struggles for
the Championship

the Cha npiOnship-
Washington. Aug. 1.-THE following are
the results Of base bali games played to-
day:
At Cincinnati RHE
Cincinnati % o 2 104I x-S12 >
Chicago III 0 % > l O-slS l
Batteries-Parrott and Vaughan; Hutch
inson and Kittridge.
At Pittsburg- RHE
ST Louis 30 0 2 o 0 , % 7 4
Batteries-Hawiey. Hewitt. sue,ien and
Merritt; Breitenstein anu Miller.
New York % so22S x1sm Q
Washington o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 % 4 5
Batteries-Meekin and FARRELL Mercer
and Mcclure.
Boston 80 o O11os OE7is /
Brooklyn 81 0 0 0-Su 0
Batteries-Sexton AMI Tommy; Stein,
Kennedy and Grim.
At Philadelphia Ri E
Phila'p - 2 0 ! 0 so Is 3
Baltimore 10 . 4 0 o O-612 ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Clements; Esper
and Robinson.
At Cleveland-The CIeveland-Louisville
game was postponed on account OF rain.
New Orleans. Aug .6,--AR accumulation
Of errors, bases on balls and base hits
showed in at the proper time was the
composite parts of the Atlanta teams work
to-day. and incidentally pulled the game
from New Orleans with every imagina BILE
ease. Carl was very wild and could not
have found the plate wlla dark lantern.
The score followsi
N. OrleansO 0 o o O11O % 5
Atlanta 30 0 0 o o II s 4
Batteries-Callahan and Wilson; Carl
and Gonding.
Evansville. Ind. Aug. s.-The locals
punched their hits In to-day's game and
won easily. Burnett was severely injur-
cd by a ball thrown by Herman which
struck him just over the left eye. The
score follws:
Evansville 2 0 o OO4 8 % 10 1
Nashville % 90 0 0 0 p 10 4
Observation-Disclosures and Fields; Her
man and frost.
Mobile, Ala, Aug. 6-Montgomery got
onto Ely in the fifth inning and knocked
him out of the box, winning the game
without difficulty Mobile knocked Ford
out of the box in the first inning, and
he was replaced by Bailey. who held the
locals down to four hits in the remain
ing innings played. As soon as the visit
ors tied the score IN the fifth Ely quit
working and just sent the ball over the
plate as big as a balloon. The score fol-
lows:
RHE
Mobile. o 90 2-6 9 5
Montgomery. .........1 0 0 8 PIP 16 2
Batteries-Ely and Somers; Ford Bail
ey and Kehoe
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Of Springfield. Mass. made to thc Governor OF
the state % Georgia IN pursuance Of
the laws of said state
Principal once, No. Az Main street, Spring
field. Mass.
Whole amount Of capital stock. urcly mutual
Amount paid up In cash. ......... Purely mutual
Total assets o. the &C mpany. actual
cash market value ,estimatcdl siG.i42 600 "a
Total liabilities tcstimatodl ...... u US on Is
Total income actually received dur
ing the las, six months IN cash 2.igb ISL IS
TOTAL expenditures during the hrst
six mch;hs Of tho year 10 ash. i,5l5,Ob 81
A copy OF the act Of ln1orpora ION duly cor :
tined ls on iile in the office OF The insurance
Commissioner Of the State o. Ge rsia
STATE on GEORGIA COUNtf Of CHAT
ham. Personally appeared before me tho IN
dersighed " az am J. harty Jr ard Il. q ia
min ). Apple who, teing duly sworn. depOse
ana say that they arc the Genera agents Of tue
said company m Georgia, and IN g the itr 90
ing statement "a correct and truc according 70
the best OF their knowledge and belief,
fSiancuI WILLIAM j. HAhtG. JR.
tSigncdD BENJAMIN J. APP ~,
Sworn to ana subscribed before m1 this fifth
day Of August a. ID. 1858
tSgned) N. A. G DIEM,
~ Not. PuJ, C.. C., "a,
MARTY a. APPLT
General Agents Tor Georgia, o. Bay street,
savannah. Ga.
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The ExehsDgs wharf property. between
Bull ana ADereorB streets, has been soi1
10 fhe Georgia Lumber Company ~
Nessrg Jacob P8gisen and Y, a. smith,
enc former owners. TIE price paid ie said
10 - &l 30.
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IA
houses IN choice localities.
FOR RENT. FROM AUG. Z. DESIRA-
ble residence al Isle Of Hone John r
Rowland, s. Bay stree.
FOR RENT, FROM OCT. l. DWELL
Ing 100 Taylor street. near Drayton For
PARTICULARS apply ). Guckouhcimer BAY
and Jefferson streets.
FOR RENT. MY RESIDENCE FROM
ing south on York street. corner Lin
coin Wm. W. Gordon. Jr.. Room O. Mer-
chants Bank Building.
FOR LEASE, To DESIRABLE TEN
ant Tor term OF years, one OF the most
comfortable homes In the city IN first
class condition and all modern improve
ments, centrally located. facing SOUTH
on - feet OF ground front with large
Hover garden and all four sides free Ad-
dress Postoffice Box sS.
STORES. THREE FINE ALI. METAL.
pass doors: all the Central. F. G.. and p
and sam railroad passengers pass; spien-
did stands for furniture, dry goods pro-
ouce, groceries. retail grain and hay. anl
ms auction rooms South Broad and West
Broad streets. J. +. Guilmartin & CO.
HOUSES. S0ls AND 50 SOUTH BROAD
street Oct. !. NJ. ;. Baker. real estate
agent. IS South Broad street
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLING
President street north side. second house
east Lincoln street; possession given i'm
me0iately. Apply 10 r X Douglass. Mu-
tuai Life Insurance Company's ONCE.
Board Of Trade Building.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

SOUTH ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR
gentlemen, FIVE dollars per month; bath
privileges. SO Congress street
ELEGANT ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR.
large hall; third floor convenient store,
Whitaker street. Apply John Lyons.
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Cincinnati. o., Aug. 6.-The G. Y. Roots
Company, one of the oldest firms in this
vicinity. made an assignment this after
noon. The assets are given at $500, 600
The amount of the liabilities are not stat
ed. Shrinkage in values is the cause as
signed. 1.u,
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENE.

BEST CONSULT sALOAION COHFS
before renting. he has several desirable
houses In choice localities.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.


FOR RENT, STORES IN WILLIAM
son building, Bay street, foot OF Jeffer-
son. John Flannery.
NEW, NICELY ARRANGED OFFICES
over Merchants National Bank, for rent
from Oct /. Southern front, all modern
conYeniences; electric chandeliers, radia-
tors, marble washstands, etc. Terms mod
crate; light and heating free. Apply to
Merchants National Bank.
FOR RXNT. 1854 CASTOR AND us
Barnard street. Apply 1855 Broughton
street.
FOR RENT, EOS BRoUGHToN STREET.
possession Oct. |. 1895. Apply r, s. Clag-
horn, Sc Bryan street.
FOR RENT, AZ WHITAKER STREET;
immediate possession. Apply r. s. Clag-
horn, So Bryan street.
FOR RENT, DWELLING, CORNER
of Barnard and Gordon streets; posses
sion oct. /. 1895. Apply r. s. Claghorn,
90 Bryan street.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR IN
furnished residence 1879 Whitaker. facing
park extension. between Boiton and
Waldburg. Z. 9. Black Gas once.
w E3f 6a aN s5Ss Wsst Broad hN stra a9oSE
FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE, iOi
BroughtOn street; u rooms; remodeled,
painted and papered throughout; posses
sion Immediately Apply Albert Wylly,
30 Bryan street
TO RENT FROM isT OCTOBER
next, No. i26 and 1870 Bay street the eie-
CANT OFFICES 81 present occupied by the
Ocean Steam 6hip Company and the de-
sirabie store. az present Occapied BY Col
iing. GraysOn * &C. Apply 90 r. NJ. Cum
ningham, Central Railroad Bank.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED HOUSE,
~ Perry street, facing Bull street square:
modern convenience. possession given im-
mediateiy. Apply % Savannah Broom
Factory
VIZ HAVE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
for rent from the let Of October. Apply
Champion a CarmaDy, No. rs Bryan
street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

GO TO q BULL STREET. OPPOSITE
views and frames; cheapest and best;
special artist always In readiness TO take
orders for views In city or country, at
fair and reasonable prices. ]. N. Wilson.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

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EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A MAN
with many years experience a an host
reference. Any honest job will be gladly
accepted, as he must have work at once.
Address w. II. j., care Morning News
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Mrs. Geo. Lewis Of Boston thinks she
is the youngest grandmother IN America.
Her age is 81 years.
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ROOMS WANTED.

0~Sc>rS->-- --s~-~-~S~~c
four rooms; unfurnished for light house
keeping; references exchanged. Address
Quick.
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FOR RENT. FROM AUG. I. DESIRA-
BE residence al Isle Of Hope John r
Rowland. - Bay strect
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FOR RENT. FROM OCT /. DWELL
Ing 100 Taylor street. near Drayton For
PARTICULARS apply 5. Guckouhcimer. Bav
and Jefferson streets
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Summer Complaints,
DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA MORBUS.

A half TO q teaspoonful Of Ready Relief in q
half tumbler OF water. repeated as often as the
discharges continue. and a flannel saturated
with Ready Relief placed over the stomach or
bowels will a1ord immediate relief and soon
effect cure.
INfERNALLY.-Ah half to q teaspoonful in
half tumbler OF water viii in q few minutes
cure Cramps, Spasms. Sour stomach, Nausea,
Vomiting. Heartburn, Nervousness. Sleepless-
nal pains
Malaria In Its Various Forms Cured and
Prevented.
There IS not a remedial agent in the world
that will cure fever and ague and all other ma
lariOus, bilious and other fevers. aided by
RADWAN'S PILLS, so quickly as RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.
Price SOC per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
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FOR RENT, STORES IN WILLIAM
son building, Bay street, foot OF Jeffer-
son. John Flannery.
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Remarks.-The following heavy rainfalls
were reported: Griffin. Ga, 200 inches;
Florence, S. c., 800 inches.
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semI.AnnunIest ater1 ., nt
MASSACHUSETTS Mutual Lite Issuance Co.

for the six months ending June so 1853 OF the
condition OF the
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Price SOC per bottle. Sold BY ali Druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

actions OF those visitors I had formed
a vague idea OF this grand country. y
few years back It would have seemed
like going 10 Africa 70 come to this
country. but to-day we are so closely
conn ted by railroads that 1t seems 10
be ail one nation-all one home.
Never did ! have before me- such an
enlightened gathering OF representative
Americans az | see here to-day. since
| crossed the border | have felt the
warmness of friendship towards Va. 1t
seemed as. entered the country farther
that the Mexican was welcomed. out
never did | anticipate such welcome
as / received on entering your city. ana
| am becoming more and more satlshed
of the true friendship Of the United
States for vs..
The railroad connections OF the Day
have brought us so close together tha'
hand has grasped as II to say that there
can be no knife that can cut this frlehd-
ship In twain
From the reception I have had mere
think every Mexican will find warm
spot in the heart OF every American.
Your country is for us the mother anu
father Of liberty" (AppHuse)
General Guiterres to-day sent the ioi-
loving telegram TO President Diaz:
with surprise | find mere splehdld
reception. which I believe due TO your
kindly recommending me TO the gooI
offices of these people. | have received
il in honor to our country, and 10 us
government. OF which you are the dlgni-
God chief CARLOS GUITERRES.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
RECESS AGREED on.
South Carolina Convention VIII Adj
journ To-Day Till October 18th.

COLUMBIA, s. c., October 3.-When
the constitutional convention met this
morning an effort was made to limit all
speeches in the future to ten minutes,
but IL failed.
The only important action OF the con-
yertion was agreeing 10 a resolution
offered by Senator Tillman that when
th- convention adjOurns tomorrow It
take "A recess until noon Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th. This was adopted. The rea-
son given was that number OF the
members were sick, number Of lawyers
wolld absent themselves Tor sales-day,
whether they were excused 0r not, and
that the business Of many farmers at
thls particular time demanded their pres
ence at home.
The section on police and municipal
co~porations was amended on motion or
Mr.. Baton Of Richland. after sharp
fight. so that for five successive years
from the time OF their establishment mu-
nicipal corporations can exempt all man
ufacturing establishments from taxation.
The convention devoted the remainder
OF the night session TO hearing argu-
ment for. and eliminating the right Of
dover H. any and all lands alienated by
the husband during coverture.
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CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN.
baltimore Not In IL ut Any Time
Rest TO-Dny.

CLEVELAND. o., October 3.-Cleveland
won the second game OF the Temple
Cup series in walk to-day. They
made enough runs in the first innin5 to
win the game. and Hanlon's men had
no chance to win at any stage.
Cuppy pitched a wonderful game. He
had great speed and control. giving but
two bases on balls While Iioifer wac
not hit hard. the Clevelands' hits were
punched, and most of them cOuLted in
the run-column.
NlcKean's work at short was gilt
edged. His only error WAS the tumble
of ground-hit that bounded badly.
Between 500 and 10000 people saw the
game. and it was necessary 10 estab-
lish two-base-hit ground rule.
The teams will rest tomorrow. and
play the final game OF the series in this
city Saturday. Young and Hemming will
probably 90 the pitching.
Score. r. II. T.
Cleveland .......3 .3OOO121o'-7 10 ,
Baltimore .......0 010OO10O0-2 .
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner Hoffer
and Clark
Cmpirea- Keefe and Mcdonald
NASHVILLE DEFEATS KNOXVILLE
KNOXVILLE. TENN. October "a
inning. which was played in the twilight,
gave to-days game 10 Nashville, after
Knoxville had really won on superior
playing. Score: 4. ii r..
Nashville .......... 900 20Od03-5 )
Knoxville ......... l0OOOl 90 . I
Batteries: Hahn and Brennan; McDon-
aid and Grim.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Proceedings In Durrant Case En-
liyened-Uiss Cunninghnm.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. October "a
monotonous morning session IN the Dur
rant trial to-day was relieved by the con-
tempt t-of-court proceedings in the case
Of Secretary H. j. Mccoy. Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, who last
Thursday remarked TO a juror in the case
that be- would De hanged II hc did not
vote to convict DuTrant.
Mccoy admitted the conversation. but
said 1t had been made In jest. and TO
juryman who was an old friend Of his.
lie regretted the remark the moment 1t
vas uttered. and had regretted II ever
since. He said he had nothing against
Durrant. ana his remark had no slgniii-
canoe.
Judge Sanderson, Of the Superior Court,
who overheard the remark, and reported
il 10 Judge Murphy. said that Mccoy lid
not deliver the utterance III the manner
of man who really contemplated Vio-
lence to a juryman.
Judge Murphy said he was satisfied That
Mccoy meant nothing by his remark. else
he would imprisOn him for the limit al
lowed by law. As IL was. he fined him $2'j.
or an alternative OF FIVE days in jail, but
suspended judgment till Saturday.
The attempt of the defence 10 sustain
the roll-call for Dr. Cheney's lecture Oh
the afternoon of April Sd, on which Dur
rants name appeared. failed in an I'M
portant particular to-day.
The roll showed thai Student {. !. Gar
yin WAS absent from the lecture GarVin
testified that he was present Durrants ;
counsel sought to show that GlrVln had
been sent from clinic the day before,
the roll-call OF which Was Oh a page op-
posite TO that containing the roll-caH o.
the third. and that this caused confusion
and a transpOsition OF the absent-mark.
In his they failed, as Mr.. Girvin sali
ne did not know whether the clinic was
held or not.
Durraut's counsel claimed that on April
"a Durrant. accompanied by f.. Is. Ross.
another student. left the college at l2:oO
and took d walk. from which tney did not
return until 80 when Durrant went 10
college and remained until the close Of
the lecture. at i:30. Ross was put on the
stand this afternoon, but he could not
say positively on what day the walk was
taken. lie was not certain that II Was IN
April.
Il. II. Carter. the student who met Dur
r.nt and Ross while on the walk could
not fix the date
several more of the students Of Dur
,ant's class We're called to-day. but none
could say whether he was II the lecture
on April 50 or sot.
The proceedings closed with the con-
tenpt proceedings against Miss Carrie
cunningham, a reporter. who setused 10
d,yulge the name of the person from
whom she got the information that Mrs
Leak saw Durrant enter Emmanuel
church with a young lady when he was
th.ught to have gone thther with
Blanche Lamont
Miss Cunningham was given until to-
morrow morning TO answer, with o. al
tentative of Imprisonment
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minion conference, at Winnipeg, next

minion conference. at Winnipeg, next
year
4 resolution passed in the House OF
Bishops, al the instance OF the Bishop OF
Western Texas, read as follows:
That I'm the interest Of good morals.
this House desires TO express its hearty
sympathy with the prompt and courage
Gus application OF the power Of the civil
government 10 the repression Of barbar-
Gus. brutal. and indecent exhibitions snd
rccreations of whatever sort
The bishops took up the revision OF the
constitution at the afternoon session IN
Committee Of the Whole. the rules Of
which prevent The making public of its
proceedings until reported TO the House Of
Deputies.