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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-05-30
LLAMADA GENERAL.
Dfrijida 4 los Criad0res de ga.
nad0 lanary traficantes en-
la industrIa lamar en- Nue.
vo Mexico.

Sc les suplica de reunirse en-
convention en- Las Vegas los das
II y \ de Julio pr6ximo venidero,
con el tin de organizar nna asoeia.
cion territorial de los criadores de
ganado lamar.
El pasaje de leyes locales sobre
entermedades contagiosas, tales
como gabarr0 y roma, demandan
unidad de accion, asi como tam.
bien cuarentena entire estados, Y
el pasaIe de leyes naciouaIes regu.
lando las aduanas, como por
eiemplo esa ley injusta y odiosa
que hace distinction en- la tarta
contra los criadores de ganado la.
mar demanda nuestra protesta mi
la y enfatca.
No hay otra industria en- ell te
FEit0ria que sea de igual impor
tancia y magnitud, ninguna que
este intitulada mas grande con
sideracion, ninguna otra sobre Ia
cnal tengan que depender mas los
intefesesvde la comunidad, nlngn
ma en- que la propiedad de cada IN
individuo este tan eontingente so
hre el exito de todo, como la in.
dnstria lamar.
A todo dueho de ganado lamar
en- ell territorio, todo trafcante en-
Ia industria lamar, estau invitado,
a 0cnrrir 4 esa convention. Deiad
que cada una seccion del terrific.
rio sea represtada.
Dirijan todas las e0munieario.
mes George Arnot, East Las We.
gas, N. NJ, secretario temporario.
Gross Blackwell & Co.
Chas Ilfeld,
Browne 81 Manzanares, Co.
Myer Friedman & Bro.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-05-30

TambleD los Estad0s de illinois,
Iowa y Michigan fueron visitadOs
pOr destruct0res ciclOnes que eau.
sarOn terrible devastation de pro,
piedades y espantosa p6rdida de
vidas. En- todos los lugares ell
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-05-30

viento ha llegado acompanado de
llnvia Y las victimas que no han
sido aplaStadas por Ia caida de una
casa o el golpe de un palo preci,
pitado p0r ell viento, han muerto
ahogadas.
En- Iowa, sels pequehas pobla.
clones fueron casi totalmente des
truidas, y familias enteras, en- mu.
chos casos, fueron totalmente ami
quiladas.
Por de quiera 10 perdida de vi.
das ha sid0 espantoea.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-05-30
PERDIDA IRREPARABLE.
Resolucl0nes de la S0cIedad d,
LA Lira.n

/ t1A AIiFd.
El hogar de nuestro amigo. Ig
nacio Lopez, en- esta ciudad, q,
halla enlutado; el angel destructo
dc la muerte ha visitado su hogal
y arrebatadole lie su medic a sr
querida esposa, Petrita Romero
dc Lopez.
I'll tallecimiento de esa noble
sehora acaeci6 el Microbes en- Ia
noche, tras sufrimiento de varios
dlas, de una mortifera pulmonia
que la ciencia medica no pudol
combatir.
Demasiado j6ven aun, porqueS
apenas habia pasado de veintes
amos de edad, Ia sehora Lopez en-
trego Ia alma d su Creador con
resignation admirable, pues solo
SO le oy6 decir que sentia ell sepa.
rarse de este mundo porque iba Il
deJar en- el tres huerfanitos.
Sus funerales Sc veriflcaron ela
Viernes en- la mahana del lugarS
que fue su residencia hasta oil Gel
menterio de la iglesia, donde sus
restos fueron puestos en- verdade-
70 desoanso, yendo en- su acompa-a
namiento hasta el lugar mencions.
do numeroso s6quito de parientes !
y amigos de Ia falnilia.
".
La S0cledad "La Lira,u de cuyoE
circnlo social es mlembro el seiior1
Lopez, acordo las siguientes reso.
luciones:
REsoLUoIoNEs DE 0oNDoLENcIA.
En- session especial celebrada ell /
Jueves en- la noche en- su local del
renniones, la Sociedad "La Lira, y
tuvo q blen acordar las siguientes|
resolnciones en- sehal de simpatiasI
y profundo.pesar que ha causado Al
dicha sociedad la irreparabIe perl
dida que acaba de sufrir nuestroI
amado consocio, lgnacio Lopez,
con oil falleclmiento de su querida|
esposa, Petrita Romero de Lopez
cuya muerte acaecI6 el dia q Al
las once do Ia noche.
La sociedad en- masa acuerda,
que por cuanto, ell Divine Hace.
dor del Universe On sus inescru.|
tables designios ha tenido q bien|
cortarle el hilo de Ia existencia AI
esa precIosa alma que en- vida res. i
pondi6 al nombre dc Petrita Ro.|
nero de Lopez, deIando al que en|
vida fne su carihOso esposo, sui
mido en- pr0fundisim0 d0lor v a
sus tiernos nifios huerfanos para|
que carescan de aqnel amor Y cal
riho que solo una madre puedeI
otorgar d un hijo, por tanto;
Sea ResHelto, que esta sociedad|
en- inasa deplora con el mas pro-
fundO pesar Ia perdida de tan ANA
Die sehora, de quien podamos|
decir sin equivocarnos, que
fue un verdadero modelo do vIr-
tud; flel esposa, carihOsa madre, VI
esmeradisima cat6lica, de cuya|
iglesla recibi6 tOdos los auxilios|
necesarios para ayudar a buen mo.
rir, d una alma verdaderamente|
cristiana.
Sea ReSueltO Ademds, que todal
10 sociedad exprese un voto de
simpatlas d nuestro caro- consociol
en- esta su hora de triste aflicclon.|
y que nuestras resoluciones sean
entradas en- ell registro; ademas|
que una copia sea enviada d nues.
tro consOcio, y Otra 4 los peri6di-
COS espaholes de la villa para que
rsciban pubIlcidad.
Lorenzo Casaus,
Antonio Lucero,
d. O. Newman,
Enrique Mares,
Chas. L. Hernandez,
Comisi0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
MISS PHILADELPHIA TO-NIGHr.
This Brilliant Travesiy VIII BE Presented
tu superb Environments.

The Academy Of Music will have for its
attraction tonight ana tomorrow even
ing the reignins travesty production MISS
Philadelphia, which has ono distinctive
merit over nine-tcuths OF the stage pro-
ductions OF recent years. From the hrst
line IN the nrst act 10 the last line In
the final act the play is absolutely clean.
and in this age. where nastlneSs on the
stage IS thought to be wit, spectacle
that can be diyerting and interesting and
az the same time clean Is most unusual.
Philadelphia lal ghcd at This clever bur-
lcsqUe for enc Hundred consecutive nights,
ana a hundicd-rigbt run in Pbiifdeiphia
Is equivalent 10 "A two years tun III New
York. iEasmuch IS Philadelphia claims
no Heating icl ulatlon. while one HUNDRED
tfoug3nd IeCplc daily come ana 10 IN
New York city. play that can interest
Philadelphia rs for one hundred nights
must have an unusual number ~ clever
features ~ IS Miss Philadelphia has.
The play ccrcerns a tweniy-four hour
yisit OF the four der OF Philldslph.1. VIII
liam Penn. 70 the city by the Scnuylkih,
and his as tCnis hment at the two nun
bred years growth OF tho Quaker City
give rise TO "A NUMBER OK very move! SIT
nations. One OF his descendants, w liiIa
Penn, Jr. a nan about town, proceeds
TO show the elder William the town. 30
we'll does he do this that william, Sr.,
is only too glad 10 20 back again TO spirit
land q much wiser and a more sorryins
ghost. Miss Inez Mecuskeg Wen known
az the solost for the past two years with
Sousa's Iard. Mr. Willie Collier, known
for his connection with "sinbad. "Hoss
and Hoss." ard other plays; Louis Alien.
who made famous the Kangaroo Dance IN
"Dr Pill" and upwards OF hundred
other clever people will give Miss Phba'
delphia" a superb rendition. There Il a
march OF the city troop OF Philadelphia,
glimpses OF the old Mint corner, the post
office, Wissatickon drive. besides a street
scere depicting the playing Of a street
piano. and in which numerous children
dance. that Is corceded TO be one OF the
truest photographs OF city life ever put
on the stage. Joseph coyne, who Is seen
I'm the character Of William Penn, IL cred
tied with msking one OF the most distinct
hits ever scored ir 4 production OF this
kind. which from all reports the produce
zion f. unusually well cast throughout
One OF the big features Is the ladies' or
chsstra. Who will render all the orchestral
score in an attractive manner. thus dis
pensing with the regular Academy orches-
ira on this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11

own personal observation showed that
what excitement and prejudice there
had been against the accused AZ the
time OF the failure Of the banks had died
ont. and that there was no reason
fair trial could not be had in this county.
Forty witnesses were introduced
by the defence during the latter part or
last week. and about forty by the Com
monwcalth. on Monday night an able
and exhaustive argument was made by
Alr. Coleman. OF counsel fer the defence.
and an eloquent speech by Judge Mann,
who is also employed by Mr.. Berry. The
speech OF Mr. Burroughs, for the Com
monwealth. occupied an hour and half,
and was an exhaustive reply 20 the ar
gument OF the gentlemen on the other
side and the testimony OF their witnesses.
on a motion ior a change OF venue, a
panel from this county was summoned
10 test the availability Of procuring a
fury from this county. in the first panel
ten Jurors were secured. and the remain
der in a second. The case will be tried
I'm Bedford county by n Bedford county
jury, and will begin tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
IN LMBEZZLER SENTENCED.
Ex-Trcasurer Morrison GetsTen Years an,
Five Month--s Prominent Man.

rive NOnth--t Prominent Man.
TROY. y. Y. NOV. io.-In the Supreme
court this afternC on ex-County Treasurer
George II. Mon son was sentenced TO ten
years and nve minths Imprisonment on
his plea OF guilty to charges u embezzlins
funds of the county.
Mr. Morrison, prior 10 the first week in
OctCter, was treasurer OF Rcnssaeller
county. Immediately after the closing CT
the doors OF the National Bank of TROY,
Of which he was cashier rumors affect
ing the sClvency OF Mr.. Morrison and tho
management OF the county treasurership
tecamc prevalent lie subsequently trans
ferred to his boDdsmen all his real and
personal property. valued 1t about $780,
900. On the day OF the transfer Mr.. Nor
rart charging grand larceny IN lnisappro-
priating about so 90 due the city OF Troy.
for money collected under the Raines
law. lie was hailed on this charge, the
bond being $4,000. 4 day or two later
as "A result OF Investigation OF the county
;reasurer's accounts by tho Board OF SUI
pcrvsors. he was again arrested on a
charge of grand larceny I'm misappropri-
ating about $4,000 of county funds. lie
was indicted by a grand Jury two weeks
ago. and his trial was begun to-day. and
seven jurors had been obtained when
court adjourned for the noon recess.
For a day or two rumors had been
current that he would plead guilty. and
at the opening OF court this afternoon,
this course was taken.
TIE specific ipdictn ent on which he was
sentcf ced was for refusing 10 pay his sue
cessor as county treasurer two distinct
sums OF CCunty money.
Mr. Morrison Is forty-six years old. and
has always lived in Troy. lie is a mem
Der OF the Rensselaer, county bar AMI
has been prominent I'm manufacturing and
banking circles for a number of years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
on THE EdPPiHdNNOCh.
Road Tax Voted Down-Wild Geese Flying
Southwark.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 10
spocial.-The road-tax was defeated by
a large majority ia Orange county at
the last election.
Ficcks of wild geese have been passing
over the city the past few days on their
way South This is regarded by many
as an indication of cold weather.
Rev. 4. r. Lyons preached ms tareWeH
sermon 20 Bethel Baptist church. IN star
ford. Sunday By special request ne con-
scented 10 preach another sermon before
taking his hnal leave as pastor Of the
church
Major Daniel p. Wheeler, OF the United
States Army, and now stationed at
Omaha, Neb. accompanied by his wife,
is In the city. the guest Of Mrs. A. *.
Phillips. the mother Of Mrs. Wheeler.
CAPTAIN James p Woody and Mr.
Frank X. Tyler are the delegates from
Falmouth Baptist church 20 the General
Association Of Virginia. which meets ~
Richmond next Friday.
Mr s Watson Morgan. OF Stafford. ana
Miss Catherine Elizabeth Bullock, Ct King
George. were married at the brides resi-
dence sunday. Rev A. y. Lynn officiating.
The following officials have been chosen
FOR the ensuing year in the town OF Lou
isa For Mayor. James J.. Bihb; trustees.
Jesse J. Porter. a. y. Woodward, Leon
Levy. James +. Bib. George n. john
son. Or. L. l.. Barrett and Charles y.
Hester. sergeant. J +. Blckers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
pprsRyTERidN SYNOD MEETS ~
4yNUlLsTssTON ATNEUBFRNL.
Governor Carr Opens the coiored faif'
The Legislature Likely to fs'""'''"
Reformaiory for Youthful Criminals

RALEIGH. y. c., Nov 1o.-Special 80
Tile Presbyterian Synod of North Caro-
lima met at Newberne to day. Rev Or.
Eugene Daniel and Professor jones Din
widdie represent the church here
TIE nineteenth annual colored state
FAR began at noon to-day Governor
carr opened it, The exhibits are up to
the best average.
Governor Carr leaves for Wadesboro
tomorrow to hunt partirdges at The
state farm near there. II is said that
there were 900 pairs Of birds Oh the one
farm.
The Populists expect the officers after
January TO be divided between them-
selves and the Republicans. ana say the
Senate will d, nearly al the distrlDut-
ing. The Governor :hey think, VIII nave
but small patronage.
1liG RAILWAY COMMISSION
The Railway Commission made its an
nual report 10 thc Governor to-day. IL
says there were 3.i39 miles OF railway
assessed for taxation at s26,5Gts6. an
increase Of sit95L3e2 in six years. Very
little road building is now being done.
nc iUAAH pay AfHhA "
taxes.
The Baptist Mission Board was in ses-
sion last night. II has 1900 in charge
and raised $50 900 this year II has over
go missionaries i'm the field The Baptist
state Convention meets this month at
Unganton. There are over 100 Baptists
"a the newly elected legislature.
The president Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College and the head of tho
State Experiment Station are at Wash
ington attending tho National Conven-
ton Of those institutions
A REFORMATORY.
The next Legislature will be quito sure,
II Is learned TO establish reformatory
for youthful criminals.
The last Legislature provided for the
holding of elections in no less than thir-
tv-nine counties on The question OF levy
ing a special tax in aid Of the public
schools. yet. strange 10 say. no election
was held in any Of the counties. so far
as the State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction is informed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
FIRE N err W..
The Crewe Manufacturing Company
Plant Burned-No Insurance.


CREWE, VA, Nov. 1O.-SpeciaL-The
buildings formerly occupied by the Crewe
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers
Of buggy and wagon spokes. took fire
about $50 o'clock tonight and burned
down. The pant was started about -FOUR
years ago. and when new was valued at
so OOn. but no work has been done by
the company for nearly three years: Inc
buildings we're bought in by Judge W. II.
Mann. of NCttOWay Courthouse. ABOUT I"
year ago for 5000. In the buildings was
stored a lot Of spOkes belonging 10 the
comuany. valued at N,5U ABOUT nam Oh
which were saved. Besides the spohes
fhcre was "A lot of very fine improved ma
chinerv belonging 20 the Crewc Manuiac-
t,triro, Ccmnanv value unknown.
In and around the buildings was about
Eve car-loads OF material for the new
tanks which the Crewe Land ana I'M
urCvcmcnt Company have recently begun
10 build. one carload OF this material
was saved although badly damaged.
There was no insurance ON the plliulhSs
CREW. VA. Nov. 1o.-special.-Gilbert
Walden. clocutionst. appeared at the
Y. ". G. A. Hall here last night before a
rather small audience. but his readings
and Rotations were very much enjoyed
bv those present. The entertainment was
Tor the benefit Of the Diciples church and
m the close Of Mr. Nalden's recital the
ladies OF that church gave an oyster sup
nor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
mr. THODTST ANIMAL COEFERENCE.
Large Damage suits just Concluded
Arain.t the nonthern KailrOad.

LN NcHBURG. VA. Nov. l0.-Special-
The Virginia Conference Of the Metho-
dist-Episcopal Church. South, will con-
Vene in the COurt-Street Methodist
church. in this city, tomorrow morn
ing az 9:2O o'clock. Rishop w. w Dun
can will preside. 4 large number OF
ministers from various arts of the con
ference arrived In the city to-day, and
are being entertained at the hotels.
boarding and private house OF the city.
There has just been concluded in the
Circuit Court of Campbell county. Judge
Nhittlc presiding "a case In which the
Southern railroad was being sued for
SD 100 for the killing OF two children near
lawyers crossing, about twelve miles
south Of the city. Five persons includ-
ing the father. mother. two children, and
q lady friend, were killed while cross
Ing the railroad. about year ago. Suits
were brought for each one of the per-
sons killed. the suits Of the children he
iEg tried together Counsel FOR the rail
road dCmurred 20 the evidence The Jury
brought IN q verdict subject 70 the de
murrer. for FIVE thousand dollars in each
case.
Judge Whittle took the matter under
consideration and will render a deci-
sion In the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11

NEW YORK. Nov. IO.-The Journal or
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin. IN
ket says.
a week ago the dry goods market was
hopeful. to-day IL is confident The po-
litical influence which had cramped the
energies Of trade was disDcllcd last 1uos-
day. when the sound-money party scored
its decisive victory. and for tho first time
for a long time past sUrely legitimate
influences have now an opportunity 10 eX-
ort Themselves. The immediate result has
been a marked accession OF choerfulnces
10 the general tone and there are now
very tangible evidences of the outcome or
that in an expanded business. ~ no ee-
nort,ncnt has tho market been active. buf
there has been day by day an Increasing
business done particularly 10 staple cot
tons. and q pronouncedly hrm tone
throughout The tone OF the wooneh
boon no material expansion Of buying so
far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
THE BaPTfsT SUNDAY sCHOOL AND
BfBLE BOIED or IIRGISfI.
The Funeral of Capt. u. :. Pegram-The
Asylum Physician trriVcs-To Play
EandoIph-Macon.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. TO- Special.
The Baptist 81 nday School and Bible
Board OF Virginia meets here tonight TO
act upon the report OF the genera super
intcrcDnt, Rev. }. II. Pitcher. ID. 3D.,
which II to be presented by him to the
Baptist General Association Of Virginia
al its session. which begins IN Richmond
on next Friday.
This beard is composed OF Rev. II. W.
Battle. u. d.. Rev. J. \. Barker, Rev.
J. III. Pitcher. u. ID, and Messrs. =. w.
collier. Rsitlett Roper. l.. a. Hartley. ;.
5. Bfic6crs, l.. ". Aiey' James J.. fl-.Z,
}. W. sutherierd, sinOh seward, X. II.
Wallace and a. H.. ~ nilehOur. Oh Peters
burg. Rev. Thomas runaway, OF Fred
cricksiuIg, ;. X. " hiie, OIL North Dan
vile. l.. W. Winiree, OF tuipeper, br'
j. ~. Taylor, OF salem, Ut. j. NJ. Hundley,
OF Glade String. Aa.
CAPTAIN PtGRAIS FUNERAL.
Tho remains OF the late Captain X. G..
Pcgram. VINO died in Richmond On sun
DAY. arrived here this Afternoon, ana we've
met az the depot by most oI ne mem
hers Of the BAR Of petersburg. The iol-
lowing gentlemen OF this city were pail
bearers. Major X. VI. Suily. Dr. 10. W.
Ldssiter ana Messrs. George ;. Bernard,
john Mann, Alexander Hamilton I.ichard
B. Davis, John McGnL X. J.. w atson,
Ezekiel Myers r.. \. Goodwin, Robert a.
Martin. X. D. Arlington, John r. Patter-
son. s. ". Venable, J.. White, George
j. Scay. Bartlett Roper, j.. &. NenaDle
T.. w. Butcher X. il. WallIce, ana w a..
Scott. Tie remains were accompani 'd
from RichTond 10y the family OF deceased
and a large number Of friends. The IN
tormcnt was In Blan0iord cemetery. Inc
service was conducted by Rev Mr. Down
man. rector Of All-Saints church, OF kich-
mOnd.
NEW PHYSICIAN.
Or. r. y. Still. of Hollins. Va, VINO
was recently elected hrst assistant ply
stefan at the Central state Hospital arr
rived hero last night and to-day entered
upon his duties a. the hospital
The Petersburg High school football
Tee m Will play the Randolph Macon Col
iege team here next saturday week.
The passenger train from the West this
morning was six hours behind time. The
delay was caused on the. western division.
Az OIL 1"e ti5' ~ tmieconal Coneress.
TO be held AT Norfolk next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
FAITH CURE A GOOD THING
In Some Disef', Tut IL Is "A Failure In
stomach Troubles.

.ierc faith will not digest your FOOD for
you, Will not give you an appetite, VIII
not Increase your flesh and strengthen
your ner, es and heart. but Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets will do these things, be-
cause they are composed OF the elements
OF digestion. they contain the juices, acids
aud pc ptCres necessary 20 tho digestion
ana Sss in ilatiOn Ct al wholesome food
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets VIII digest
food II placed in "A jar or bOttl in water
heated to 81 degrees. ard tns viii do II
much more effectively when taken into
the stomach after meals. whether you
have faith that they will or not.
They inyigCIate the stomach, make pure
blood and strong nerves. in the only way
that nature can do IL. and that H. from
plenty OF wholesome food well digested
1T is rot what We eat. but what We digest,
that does us good
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at 20 cents for fun
sized package. or by mail from the
stuart CO.. Marshall. Mich.
Send for book on Stomach Diseases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nov. 1O.-ROsIN
Firm. strained. sIs,O. good strained,
$3.50.
SPIRITS TURPENTENE-Nom ma
chine and irregular. nothing doing.
TAR-Firm at Sl.C5.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm hard
40: soft. 500. virgin. Si.9O.
CHARLESTON, ;. C.. Nov. 10.-TUR-
PENTINE-Market firm. sales. 100 casks.
ut 2Ji4c.
KOSlN-Firm; sales. none. Quotations:
p and G. ST 80; u ana y. Sil35 + and 9,
$3.50. II and /, Si.5j. ] and *. s1G0: N.
81 50: y. 50 O0;twindow glass. $40. water
white, 500.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. i0.-TURPEN-
TlNE-Opencd at 25i2c with sales OF
80 casks. and closed firm at 2Jz.c.. bid.
with no further sales. factors holding for
higher prices. Receipts OBS casks.
ROSIN-Firm and Unchanged sales.
1000 barrels. receipts. G.5IJ barrels. QUO
iations: A. =. c.. y. and Il. $50: T.. Si.tD:
G and H. Sl.Gj. I and X. Sl7O; NJ. 81 30.
y. s. 10. window-glass. $3.50; water
white. S2c0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-11
RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
Stockholders of the Central OF Georgia
Elect the Board

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. I0.-The adj
iCurned annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Central of Georgia Company
was held to-day, the directors being elect
ed for the ensuing year:
II. NJ. Conner. OF Savannah; John ".
Tgans. who comes from Marquette. Mich,
10 SaNainah: L. y. Howell, Of Atlanta;
L. B. Harold. Of Americas; G.. VI. VIII
liams Of Columbus. j. +. Hanson and
:. r. Jacques. Of Macon: Patrick Walsh,
OF Augusta: George ]. Mills. Joseph Hun.
and a. Vetsbure. of Savannah; George
g. Haven ard Charles steel, Of New Yo-k.
The meeting would have elected fifteen
directors, but II vas found that the char
ter allowed only thirteen
A resolution was passed providing that
application for an amendment allowing
fifteen directors be made 10 The Score
tary Of State. and as soon - that Is done
two other directors will be chosen by the
board one Of them will be President
Samuel Spencer. Of the Southern railway,
ard the other q southern man.
Mr.. John NJ Eagan. n well-known rail
road man 81 the Northwest. was elected
vice-prosidcnt and as such ne will assume
direct control Of the physical operations
of the property. lie will he In Savannah
to take cEtrge November 18Th. His cleo
tiCn does not in any manner interfere
with any Of the present officials of the
road.