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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-12-26

Turn over new leaf.
A Happy New Year to you.
A drunken man is a nuisance.
May '97 be prosperous to every one.
The river continues on the decline.
Farmers are busy turning the soil.
We wish our colored friends sue
cess.
The thermometer was away up on
Monday.
A brick kiln will. be burned
near town.
Turkeys have been cheap during
E the holidays.
Every person should be very careful
about their fires.
Now make good resolutions for '97,
and stick 10 them.
This is Christmas week, and all
have been happy.
White will start moving TO his new
store on Monday.
A big camp hunt is being talked of
IN the near future.
Mules and horses continue TO be cold
By the Palace stables.
Max Levy is selling lots of clothing.
lie keeps fine line.
Warm musky weather, unlike the
winding up of December.
Attend the leature at the Episcopal
Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Frank Ptman is home to spend
the holidays with relatives.
Mr.. III. II. Graham was a welcome
visitor to the city on Tuesday.
This is Christmas week and local
happenings are little scarce.
Rev. G.. Maize returned on Tuesday
morning from Madison parish.
1t has been as dusty this week as if
il was 10 the middle of summer.
Attend the meeting Of the Koights
of Pythias on Wednesday night next.
The Savannah put off large freight
AT our landings on Friday evening
last.
Several colored families from Missis-
sippi are trying to fiud locations in
our parish.
Send your orders for fine clothing
and hats 10 the Warner & Searles Co.,
Vicksburg.
White will be found at his new
stand next week, ready to wait on his
customers.
The line of levee along the front OF
town will be raised and widened
Sveral feet.
The blacksmith shop down at the
corner OF Levee and Second streets lie
now running.
A large number of wagons from the
hills were in town this week. All
returned loaded.
Lawyer l.. X. Barber's card appears
in another column. His p. 0. address
is Brunette, La.
Let all go TO work with q will for
the coming year, and prosperity will
be your reward.
There is not ten per cent of the cot
ton crop of East Carroll that has not
been marketed.
The weather for Christmas week
was grand simply magnificent, which
made every Que happy.
Mr.. AL Lewis. one of the old citizens
of East Carroll. is very ill. with little
chances for his recovery.
The feathers brought large lot Of
Christmas things from New Orleans to
our merchants on Tuesday.
Mr.. T. j. Powell will occupy the
Turner store on Levee street as soon
as the repairs are completed.
Postmaster Taylor informs us that
his register business has been larger
during the holidays than ever before.
There has been stationed on one of
she corners this week monograph.
which has been taking in the nickels.
On New Year Night the young gen.
tlemen of Providence will give agrand
ball. and we are requested to extend an
invitation to the people of Mayersvlle
and surrounding country.
Mr.. w. S Pondexter, sawyer of the
Providence Lumber Co. sawmill, left
on Saturday evening last to spend the
holidays with bis family at Natchez.
We wish him good time.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-12-26

B5 Campbell & Chaze have moved
their drug store to the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Levy.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-12-26

Attend Church to-day.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-12-26
Methodist Church.

Services every first and third Sunday OF
the month. at II a. m. and p. m.
III. W. KNICKERBOCKER. Pastor
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1896-12-26

among the Breakers tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

STCDDERT. VA Jan. 2.-Special-
Professor r l.. Blanton. Of the state
College. Lexington, Ky. has returned to
his field Of labor. after spending TWO
weeks with his father. Or }. NJ. Blanton.
Tile Professor is death on the wild tur-
key. and was fortunate enough 10 So
cure five lne ones for his Lexington
friends
Mr. a. A. Blan'Cn and wife, 81 Pow
hatan county, also spent the holidays al
the home Of Or. J. VI. Bianton.
The holiday season viii long be re-
nembered by the magnificent dinner al
ter g,ruine old Virginia fashion. given
by Mr.. ". y. Blantor.
The customary bowl Of egg-nos reSem-
bling Uncle Edingburg's' mill-pond,
was first served. after which followed an
elaborate dinner Of all kinds Of good
things Among the distinguished persons
present were Ex-Governor 7. W. Nc
Kinney. Judge Watkins, Colonel Forbes,
Major Andrew Nenable Mr.. G. ". Rian-
ton and daughter. Mr.. Walter Rich
ardson. all OF Farmvile. Professor X.
]. Blanton. Lexington. Ky. Mr. A. A.
Blanton and wife Powhatan county At
to-nev William Lancaster, Cumberland
county: william L. Vaughan and wife
Prince Edward county; Profe ssor Ken
ner Crawley. Bethel Academy, ana
others too numerous to mention.
Beautiful weather ushers IN the new
wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
A COLLECTION Of .Americanlsms. =

Americans generally, think. say
Come" instead of Come IA" when
there is a knock AT the door. Instead OF
II beg your pardon in passing you or
on falling 70 understand what you say
they use the expression Excuse me
They call a man Of powerful mlhu
"bralny." a brook or beck they can {"
"crlck." Anything made abroad they
call Imported" anything made az nome
domestic" Thus they speak, with u''-
respect, OF domestic cigar
In most parts o. the states clever
does not mean clever, but pleasant.
agreeable For temporary the "ord
co,omonlv used is transient. Thus you
have transient board or transient en-
nlovrant The negroes I'm the South,
,ybor thev mean that man died. say
~. bo ..ceasted" A tough every
where Is a low fellow, and tough is used
for low as an adjective. Thns We Lear
or a tough neighborhood. For bee
lire" the Americans say an airline
vvben in the SOUTH do not known
about the North-you read ON notice
boord ..isostod." IL means that the pro-
prietor forbids trespass ana everything
Else that can be objected 10 on MS land.
Goods traffic is called transportation
4 very interesting expansion or an sd
iective is the word conservative az
meaning moderate. For instance. II
newspaper writer or any one IN converse
ton were considering how many people
there had been In certain crowd ne
would probably say, 1t would be very
conservative estimate to put mat crown
down at SO. oo0'-Liyerpod Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
THE ACADEMY Is SAFE.
9cy. o. \. MINING mas NOT YET
DrrfDED TO COME TO ST. PhUL's.
A snag Boat for the Governmental. r.
Hill Camp To Celebrate Gcnerai
Lees Birthday.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. Especial
Mr.. c. T. Williamson, well-kno"h con-
tractor OF this city, has examined 'he
Academy Of Music, which has been pro-
nounced unsafe, and reports that the
wooden supports Of the girders under the
main floor have rotted out at the no''oi"
and settled. but there has never been any
danger Of the floor giving away
AIR williamson further says that there
are no cracks in the walls which are
perfectlv safe. The necessary repairs "
the building VIII be made IN rev -
a prominent citizen OF trihG1 80 ~, 10,
,rbo was in the city to-day told me INA,
in that county German cioNer Wa - TO-,
superscding the old red clover ~ ''''
dent benefit OF the farmers.
METEOROLOGICAL.
The mean temperature here for becenl-
her fSfs was 1913. mean maximum" ''"'
nerature. 5i.s. mean minimum 'ehP
fure. 2S.7: highest temperature w, -
est temperature. 800; ralniai an" ~,
snow. 213 inches; snow ran 80, -.
The tcmperatufe and precipitation
,.o, vyere as follows. Mean tempeTa'ulIeo,
~ tb. IaIlIdll anu n-''NNN
inches: rainfall. $3.50 inches. -,
For 1904. Mean temperature, o'.'5' ram
can and melted snow. 45.i2 inches SHOW
fall $40 inches. 49,.
General Stith Boiling, president oi wy
Tobacco Association. Of Petersburg was
quoted i'm this correspondence as say ii7
that the crop OF tobacco in TINS sectoh
would be a million of pounds. rms was
incorrect. The tobacco year Is from DC
tober 70 October. and what General 'oi-
ling said was that the receipts 81 TO-
bacco in Petersburg this year Wouid pe
over "A millions of pounds short
REV. o. s. BUNTING.
Roy O. 6. Bunting. Of Trenton. y. j.
who has been extended a call 10 lhe rec
torship Of ST. Paufs Episcopal chnfch' ID
This CITY. arrived here to-day, ana Is the
,,llost of Mr. W. n. Plummer.
Mr. Hunting had an interview with the
,-estrv of St Paul's church this after
noon I'm reference 10 the can eAlenueu
MIN lie has not yet decided whether or
not he will accept the call. but the YES
trv are hopeful that he VIII be inuuceu
10 come For the past six years Nj MI
Bunting has had charge OF 81. Mlchael
church. i'm Trenton.
A large snag puller is being huSt on
the WNWli iA lilf / fi'i N'N'i p ''"'-
fo~ the United states Government
when completed it will be used on Roa-
noke river.
The Virginia Normal and Coliegiate In
stitnte. which has been closed for the
holidays. roopened this morning with
large attendance Of students.
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY.
HIN Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams at its meeting tonight decided 70
celebrate General Lees birthday which
occurs on Sunday. January 18th. with APP
uropriate services at Washington-Strect
Methodist Episcopal church, where an adj
dress will De delivered before The camp
bv Bishop j. c. Granhery. on the iol-
lowing Monday afternoon the camp ana
Petersburg Grays Will jointly have a
parade. and at night a camp fire VIII De
kindIed by the vets" The camp al It's
meeting tonight was addressed hy Mr.
l.. G. Prichard. Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, of Connecticut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
GIN THE RAppAHANN0CK
BARN, STABLES, AND LivE sfoch
BURNED ~ SPOTSfLySNft.
4 Marriage in tho toun's-kes. pr.
Dnnaway Received a .cw-fear
Present Farm Sold.

FREDERICksBURG. VA. Jan. .
spe,s a.-Tho barn and stables OF Lewis
kron..S IN spotsylvania county were de-
stroycd by fire yesterday, together WIN
three horses. three cows. and quantity
of feed and grain. The buildings were
nearly new. and there was nc insurance
Mr.. Pelham Finncy and Miss Allie King
Poole. both Of this county. were married
last night at Shady Grove church. Eey.
J. II. ii. CrismOnd. OF Richmond OF
fjciatinc. Miss Carrie l.. Keen, OF TINS
city. was maid OF honor. and Mr.. James
ID. Harris best man. The other attend
ants were Miss Virginia Settle ana
Aiassrs. Everett Waite ". A. Harris
and H. W. oswald.
Aurbsch. Bureundcr 4 Co. Of Balu-
more. have entered suit TO set aside II
possihf,. the deed OF assignment n@nc
recently by a. Winter.
MIR. Lewis Bowlin's house caught nrc
yesterday. but was promptly extinguiSh-
cd by the fire department before much
damage was done.
Last night. at the close OF services az
The Baptist church. handsome pres
cnt was given TO the pastor. Rev. br !.
s Dunaway. Captain :. }. QUINN na"'
the presentation, and Dr. Runaway re-
spcnded IN appropriate Terms.
Mr.. William Bernard has purohas'u
the fine farm. Merry Hill." about TWO
miles below the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
FOR THE BLIND ASYLUM.
IN ENTH UsiAsTIC NETTING Held
IN ASHLAND.
Speeches by Prominent Men, and COM
mittee Appointed tn Appear Before
the Legislature.

ASHLAND VA. Jan. 2.-Special.-A
meetinf. OF representative citizens from
ali narts of the county was held here to-
day TO take steps In regard TO the bill
recently introduced by DR.. Is. l.. Winston
In the LEGISLATURE TO establish here An
asylum for the blind.
Captain Richard Irby called the meet
ing to order, and then suggested that
Professor Il. Is. Smithey be made per-
manent chairman. which was agreed 10.
Mr. T.. l.. G. Scott, who was the prime
mover in the meeting. was called upon
to explain its OBJECT. which he briefly
did.
DR.. u. l.. Winston then addressed the
assembage I'm well-timed and impress
sive speech. He stated that the idea
OF separating the blind and deaf and
dumb asyiums was not a new one with
him. as he had been a member of the
Board OF Visitors TO that institution for
the past six years. and during that time
he had been very much impressed with
the utility of a change
The ASYLUM at stanton would have
10 be enlarged very soon II the two In
stitutions continued together, and for
this reason he felt sure that a majority
of the Committee on Asyluns and Pris
ons was in favor OF the bill. The Doc
tor. however, was not certain OF having
majority in favor Of the location OF
the proposed institution IN Ashland, al
though many of the committee had SIG
nified their intention TO favor Ashland.
In order TO be certain OF securing ma
FORTY of the committee favorable TO Ash
land. the speaker suggested that the ciu-
zens OF Ashland offer some substantial
inducement TO the State TO locate the
blind asylum here
Mr.. l. n. Vaughan. one OF Ashland
most publc-splrited citizens, then arose
and stated that so far as the site for the
institution was concerned. there would
be no trouble about that. as he was pre-
pared TO say that all the land necessary.
either north or south OF the town, would
be given.
The appointment of committee 70
present that and other inducements 20
| the Committee on Asyiums and Prisons
| to locate the blind asylum mere, was then
suggested by Mr.. y. l.. G. Scott.
The Chair named Captain irhy' chaft-
man: DR.. A. 6. Brown. Major G n.
Taylor Judge \. l.. Holiday ana MI
l. n. Vaughan.
After enthusiastic speeches by Senator
II r. Wickham. Major {. 4. Taylor
DIR. \. G.. Brown Captain lrhy Or H.
G Scott. and Colonel Thomas Whi'e-
head. the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
DIR. JAMESON CAPTURED.
tcon,in led from FRS, Pase)

,anroacb Of blood guiltiness upon the
Hrstish nation. and notwithstanding the
storr, raised about his GERS b. the jlngoes
of the day. he adhered steadiastiy 20 NC
position he had taken before the brN'Sn
defeat had become known
Ine result Was the convention OF Marcn
~ ISL. by which the complete inteInai
Independence OF the south AFRICAN hc
public was recognized. Inc tleht 10 ~
nlato and sttperintend the relations OF the
Roers with the native population, num-
bering about 10000, the adjustment OF
frontier questions with reslusn1 "r ~
neighboring tribes, ana the N9htsoi .ha
foreign relations were reserved py ths
imperial government, and these resetsse1s
privileges constitute that "suzera.nty Oh
Queen Victoria, TO which reference mas
been made. , tai,
pendence H. celebrated occasionally ny
the Beers IN December with great
joicings. The meeting was orlBihshy II
stitued 10 commemorate the detsAt Oh 'ne
Zulu chief Dingaan, ana was kio" II a.
bingham s-Day," but since the eSpuisIVn
OF the British Il has oeen kept as thS
Day of Independence IL is not an aniiv ~,
festival, being celebrated az lfres ulai m, ~,
tervals and 1t Is "A religious rather ,i,di.
a political event. IL takes the form oi d
solemn convention, an occasion OK thanks-
giving TO the Almighty for deliNerailc &C.
from the foreign yoke, ana IN hniF AZ
its features calls 70 remembrance me ue-
soriptiOns OF the Scottish CoNenanters;
DR. L. 5 Jameson, the leader OF the
expedition AGAINST the Transvaai. As tne
administrator for the British .oOu:n ATT
ca Company I'M Nashonarnd and Ma.a-
beleland He visited England IN io'f'
when he received the honor OF the COM
panlonship OF the Bath. DR.. Jameson,
VINO is familiarity known among M
friends I'm the colony as Or JIM -
Scotchman born. and IS the son OF
Journalist and writer 10 the Signet. AFTER
distinguishing himself At the universities
he went to South Africa 10 try MS tor-
tune there, and settling a, Kimberly III
the early DAYS OF that uJw thriving 10" n
ship. he soon acquired a large pracuce'
He was appointed administrator OF Mas
homeland I'm 1891. I'm succession 10 MI
\. *. Colquhoun. ,....
The best known feat OF Or. Jameson,
which earned him great repute among
the native tribes, was his cure OF hih-
Lobengula When tho famous concesslon
was being sought the King . illness vac
very nearly leading 10 the breakdown Oh
the negotiations. had not Or jameson
alone and unarmed. volunteered 10 pro
oure audience OF the sick chief he sue
ceeded not only In obtaining the con-
cession but In curing LobenSula, ioi
v,bich service the dusky king was ever
after grateful. Or. jameson afierwaro
accomplished his famous march 70 ul'
PungWee river and Gunsunhana, hraai,
and discovered the route 10 the ea5
coast. now the chief means oi communi
cation with Mashonaland'-New 1orA
Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

A Pastor Leaves after Five Years service
A rrnAnc rnna Little Town.

FRANKLIN. VI. Jan. 2.-Speciai-.-
The marriage OF Miss Tile DauShues,
OF this place. ana -.r. hennett bah, 90
Norfolk. took place at the Dap-st cnurch
yes,efdoy afternoon at I =" O'Clock, S s,as
j. l.. McCutcheon officiating i. T"~
to nave occurred Wednesday, but o"inS
TO some trouble IN securing the hcc"'''
IL was postponed TN 10 lay -.
ncy ). +. Ncjutcheon. pastor OF w
Baptist c',Irch. lcav,s to-inorro" io'
wheeling. ~. Va. 10 take cnaIs. 81 ne
church there. re has scrvco the pcy-
pie mere Tor I'VE years. and 4 - win
many regrets tiat they give MIN a.!
The business outlook 10Y our Town -
most promi5inC. TIE past year mas pe'-l
one Of &reat prosperity ~ an nfanche5
If business. and advancement mas been
made everywhere. Should the new year
fulfil ns pY>miscs. We shall have me
most prosperous year we have ever eN-
DcTienccd.
Miss Nellie Bryant ard janey .ogart
are on "A VISIT 10 Washington, y. :.
Mr. IL r. parden ana FANNY are
visiting their parental home on hiSh
stYcct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03

To Add to the Penitentiary farins-Liberty
Bel NiII Visit Raleigh.


RALEIGH y. c., Jan. 2.-Speciai-
The fashion OF New Year calling seems
TO have gone entirely out of vogue In
Raleigh.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held a Nei
elegant reception to the public last hlshl
i'm the Young Mems Christian Assocl"-
lion rooms. and the members on the A. list
Baptist church rendered thelr pastor
Or. Garter. a very handsome feeepuoh'
The State farms on Roanoke river nave
proved so successful that the Boaru Oh
directors Of the pcniteniiary VIII eslap-
fish a supplemental farm, and Mr.. ouhs'
of Concord. and Colonel Bennett, oil stan
w. of the board, are looking over anus
in Cabarras county TOT t"V r9'"
ment of the farm.
Ra1eieb NAV vet have the honor OF
entertaining the Liberty Bell, as the last
proposed route IS savannah Aug "s'i'
CharlestOn. and Raleigh.
q'he CITY health officer gives the 'oi-
loVvins, statistics for the year just end
al. There have been 800 white PERSONS
who died and 1G3 cOlored, ana theie
have been 32J births. COT. 80.
During the past year the state OK
,drimnnf station has issued 81 special
huiletins relative 10 questions lnterestlnS
10 farmers. j. monthly newspaper oule-
tins. ami - weekly weather ana croP
reports 81. ,t. dif-
There is on utNo1il H'i' ~ N''
ferent banks Sl,auO,ooo. 81.
There are on the pension lists III lht
Auditors Office Dab names. me amount
of warrants for the year is 10000.
The agricultural recHds snow thal
there are - fertilizer companies noiHv
business in the State, OF Whlch i" 'l'
North Carolina companies. .,,-,.,.f
Representative Strend, OF this dlstic,,
has been petitiOned to introduce a plll
for the establishment Of an army posi-
here. when sen acres OF land ana elW''vj
will be given by Raleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
, DISASTROUS FIRE IN SALISBURY
L.. GaskiE's Tive-story Brick Factory
and stock of Tobacco Consumed

SALISBURY. n. c., Jan. 2-Speciai--A
very disastrous fire occurred here al o
o'clock this morning. destroying y. J."
GaskiTs Gve-story brick tobacco laf-
tory with its contents. The fire aaugHr
in the NTH story and burned through,
each floor falling on the other, which
made it impossible to put the fire out
All the doors were closed al night. ana
when the fire broke out il was discovered
thai several doors were found open. So
tbcre must have been robbery and posi-
bly, inccndiarism.
Mr.. Gaskill was away on business
trip over two hundred thousand pounds
of manufactured tobacco and other STOCK
and fixtures. said 10 be worth 10000. was
DESTROYED Mr.. Gaskill had only about
so 6eo Insurance The building belonged
10 Mrs. Annie Gaskll. and was valued
AT about $4,000. with S5eo0 insurance on
il. Mr.. Gaskill was a prosperous and
popular young man, and has the sympa-
thy Of the community.
4 second fire occurred at noon to-day
in the residence Of Mr. Edwin Cuthrell.
but was promptly extiuguished without
damage.
Mr. Lewis W Porter and bride OF Rich
mond. who were married "Wednesday
night. arrived here this morning, and
will spend several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
fROs Is INfCTiTE.
Nothing like q stampede. bat All Changes
IN the Way of deduction.

ptr.rcRr-pg PA. Jan. 2.-The Amori-
,.,, ,ierrfacf,irer. in fts edition to-mor-
row. win say concerning the iron ana
steel market. $3.50. ,..o.
-The opening week Of the nc" year
tbe most Inactive condition noted for
en,,,e months past. The buying side is
snparently waiting for still lower prices,
sii hollicre ciaisn that rock bottom has
.to,.f hecr reached There has been
nothine IKE % stampede in prices, put
e,erv change for some weeks past has
been in IN eay of reduction.
.,rse rrovenent Of the II G. Prick
colo Conyanv in raising The price or
(,,rnacc coke 10 e may have some erect
i'm CHECKING the downward course Oh
prices In the iron trade. ....,
I'm an branches Of the iron an1 SEC!
trade this week the general situation rs
,reifirs one. A. prices now stand some
lines are closely approaching the inquire
III u verr ago"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-03
NORFOLk Affairs.
The BattIeship Texas ordered There iof
Painting and Repairs.

Painting and Repairs.
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 2.-Special.-ln
The Police Court to-day charges against
Joe Moritz and eN-Sherin John \. Brim-
mer. Jr. Of feioniousiy cutting Byron =.
Dozier two weeks agO. were hnally htaru'
with the result that Moritz was sent TO
the grand Jury and Brimmer discharged.
Dozier who received seven knife staps
I'm the fight. including slash across his
throat and n thrust in one of his kid
news. was I'm court and swore that Brim-
mer gave him the latter. but other Wit
nesses deposed that he had no knife ana
interfered as pcacemaker.
Frank n Gale. tho well-known 1eweller
and r. j. Whitehurst. local freight agent
OF the Norfolk and Southern railroad,
while duck hunting In Little Bay. upset
their boat in gale They chung 10 II
for an hour. when they were sighted and
rescued by an FISHERMAN just as they
had resolved that they were lost.
Chief OF Police King to-day received a
letter from the sheriff OF Lafar county,
Mich. that the photograph of William
Hoffman. held here fifteen days on sus-
picion Of being James skinner wanted
there FOR murder. indicated that he was
the right man. Not hearing from the
Michigan authorities. the Chief released
Hoffman several days ago.
Senator H. l.. Maynard is i'm the field
thus early a. candidate to succeed Hon.
u. Gardiner Tyler i'm Congress. Norfolk
viii probably unite on Judge ID Tucker
Brooke
Orders were received at the navy-yard
TO-DAY 10 prepare for rcpainiing and re-
pairing the battleship Texas. which will
probably arrive tomorrow
A warrant was sworn ont this afternoon
by Attorney. Morris. assignee for Creecy
e. Din for John ". Adams. charging him
with obtaining So In furniture under false
ITetences.