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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
4 RRlN ED

Wednesday, Nov 10
Sch Nellie Grant Dodge, Boston
Sch J II Butler, Clo,son, Rockand
Friday. Nov II
Sch Lulu W Eppes, Jordan. Portland, general
merchandise
Sch Hussar. Farrell, Rockland, slaves, c }
Trcworgy
sch Express. Ray, Hulrs Cove, lumber, Whit
comb, Haynes II CO
Saturday, Nov ID
Sch Lavolta, Whitaker, Rondout, slaves.
Whitcomb, Haynes ~ Co
Sch Myra Sears. Fullerton, Portland, staye
slabs, Whitcemb, Haynes " Co
Sunday, Nov Il
Sch VIM Pickering, Hammond, Boston, lum-
ber Whitcomb, Haynes X Co
ARRIVED
Sch Fair Wind, Kief Boston
Sch NJ Kennedy, Hutchtns, Fall River
Sch Ella Euiora, Ray, Rockand.
SAILED
Monday, Nov Is
Sch d Lawrence, Trew orgy, Surrv, load
slabs for Casper for Boston
Tuesday, Nov l6
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Rondout, slaves,
Whitcomb, Haynes Co
ARRIVED
Sch Caressa, Closson Rockland
Hancock County Ports.
WEST SuLLIvAN-Shi Nov 10, sch Alice J
Crabtree, trabtree, with stone from Crabtree II
Havev for New YORK
Sid Nov IL, sch George III Mills, Iunt, with
stone from w b Bai@,iell for New York
PENoBsCor-Nov TO- sch Emily staples
sprahg aleak and had to discharge. some
damage
Domestic Ports
BosroN-Cld Nov II, sen J + Scavey, >ulli-
van and Philadelphia
Ar Nov II, sch May Queen, Grant, sullivan
Nav sth- Marc
stuart, fhiladelphla r q Whllden, Green's
Landing
BALTIMoRE-Sld Nov IA, sch Jennie Butler,
Butler, Tampico
DAkikN, GA-Cld Nov b, sch Florence LIE.
land, Spohord Norwich
JACksoNvILLE-Ar Nov II, sch Jennie +
Wiley, Bulger, Charleston
CID Nov IL, sch susan Pickering, Haskell,
Boston
CHARLEsToN-Ar Nov H. sch Hugh Kelley.
Haskell, New York
BELFAsr-Sld Nov II, sch Northern Light,
Bangor
NEW YoRK-sld Nov IL, sch Lizzie Cochrane,
ST Pierre, Mart
AR Nov l3. sch Mary Augusta, Bowden.
Gardiner
Ar Nov Il. sch Lillian Woodruff, Perkins,
Trinidad
Cld Nov IL, sch Henry Crosby, Stubbs Para
maribo
Ar Nov II, sch Geo W Jewett. St George
Cid Nov Is, sch Harry W liayne Goodwin
PORTLAND AR Nov IL, sch Anna W Barker,
Blake. Bucks iarbor for New York
AR Nov IL, sch Hazel Dell Portsmouth.
NEW LoNDoN-Sh Nov II, sch Westcrloo,
Mayo. Boothbay for New YORK
SALEM-Ar Nov IA, sch Z NJ Walton, Rock.
land
VINEYARD HAvEN-Sld Nov II, sch Sarah A
Baisdeli, sullivan for Newport
Ar Nov Is, sChs Catherine Deer Isle for New
York Florence Lockwood, HarUor for
New York
HYANNIs-In port Nov "A, sch Georgietta,
from Philadelphia
NEW HAyEN-Sld Nov Il, sch Henrietta
simmons, Providence for New York
kockLANp-Sd Nov -, sch Il Holden,
Rich, New York
Foreign Ports.
RosARIO-Sld Oct :, bark Allanwide, Pickett,
Boston
CAPE TowS-Sld oct u, bark Mamie swan,
Higgins, Barbados
DEMERARA-Ar oct y, sch G Haskell Rich.
ardsOn, Portland
CoLoN-At Nov L. sch Kate : Flint Tapley,
from Brunswick
Notes.
MACHIAS-~ld Nov d. Sch= James \ Webster,
Winter Harbor; William Jones from liillsboIo.
Il, for New lork lett in marine hospital sea
man George l. Rice, OF Cranberry Isles, sick
with u phuid fever.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

tStop on signal or noticeto Conductor.
These trains connect az Bangor, with throu 81
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, B0,
ton and St John.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale al the M. c. K. X. ticket offiGe
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested to procure ticket
before entering the train, and especially ELL
worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth
GEORGE F. EVANS,
Genl Manager.
F. e. BOOTIIBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18

The worst cold | ever had in my life
was cured by Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" writes w. II. Norton, OF Sut
ter Creek, Cal. This cold left me with a
cough and | was expectorating all the
time. The Remedy cured me, and want
all my friends when troubled with a
cough or cold to use it, for it will do
them good" Sold by G.. A. PARCHER,
Druggist.
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Ladies', Misses, Boys and Chill
dren's Box Calf Shoes
At c. L. MORANG'S.
BORN

BELLATFl-At Ellsworth Nov 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Wellington Belatty, a daughter.
CoNARY-At beer Isle, Nov 6, to Mr. ami Mrs
William Conary, II son.
EATON-At Deer Isle. Nov TO- to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Eaton, a daughter.
GRlNDLE- At Penob-Cot, Nov !, to Mr. and
Mrs Lucus NJ Grindlc, daughter.
HA MMOND-At South Gould4boro, Nov A. to
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Z hammond, a son.
HARNEY-At Bucksport, Nov TO- to Mr. and
Mrs David Harvey, son.
HASLAM-At Waltham, Nov Q, to Mr. and Mrs
Alvah liaslam,
LANGLEi-At Ellsworth, Nov l5 to Mr. and
Mrs Perry j Langley, daughter.
MUNSON-A Ellswoleh Nov r. to Mr. and
Mrs Hollis X Munso,ict son.
MURPiiY-At Cots Island, Nov 6. to Mr. and
Mrs George Murphy, Il
PRESSEI-At Deer Isle, Nov Ii, to Mr. and Mrs
George Presley. II daughter.
STANLEi-At swans Island, Nov 8 to Mrand
Mrs George W stanley, a daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18

Mrs. Hannah =. Jones, OF South Port
land, a widow aged seventy-three years,
who has been blind for thirty years, was
burned to death Monday. She lived wit b
her unmarried son. The accident oc-
CURED while he was out. She fell over
the stove. When found her body was
charred to a crisp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18
Dow Memorial Services.

Rev. II. +. Day will hold memorial
service in honor of Neal Dow and his
great work, at Rural hall, East Surry, at
II a. m. sunday, Nov. 81, and at the
church at the village on the evening of
the same day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18
Called to Hancock Church

Henry Parsons, the divinity student
who has been laboring at South BIuehili
during the past summer, has accepted a
call to he Free Baptist church at Han
cock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18

The Ellsworth office OF Contractor
kenetick over the First national bank is
being fitted up for business. Mr.. kene-
tick is a very busy man just now; he
spends much OF his time on the road.
Mr.. Taylor, his secretary, looks after
matters at the office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-18
75c. Womens Night Gowns.

Made of Outing Flannel in light and
dark colors-'u'l length and size and pref
thy trimmed.
Order by mail, enclosing IS cents for
postage Money back II not satisfactory
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,..s-.ta g., e. ,,roet5ort-clact's nersonai
49,, a. W -. s,.t,,,,, biyers
80, ~, ~ So - 81 trait does
- a., ~ ,t1,i-,i..,. l,'.,r,rter il IS a
me- ,,1l.o,n, oontr,,st 10 tho toadyism and
,,,...is,,, ~ "a. Clcveland-Olnev combina-
- -t., ,i,,oe ,,ro,uise that some inter-
80. "a, ,a.iitio, =, tbozs Of tha COLA own
efs and bpudhallcrs viii receive cOnSIdCra-
tton ~ mo hands Of The executive end OF
81 ,,.,.,-r,,,..,t .l,he, ,..,u SEQ mo- Dnssibu-
a.. - -. tl.fr Inns. i'm d ,.l.4naee of
..Sr,t,..,,,ti,,,, .,v1 .,,er,, possiBility of
,.,tn
T,,,t tbov are not as hopeful OF securing
,,,.,~..,li.,t.. recognition under the new adj
,-,l,,ist,..ti,,,, .. tb.v were, some days ago.
,rl.. latsst ,a,-iras from Canton have not
,t..s tf,.,, rrl,a tbasa. az cabinet gossip
,.t-.t T. ,..rtf..,-i.,.l, o,snleasipr is the
-. ,,...,.t,,...,. ..,.as.reus of opinion
,t...t ,,,,,. s;l...,,,.,, i'm fba chair of state.
So, Is d, fnssu NJ ~ ever had any
1io,i +, ris veins il has been concealed
a.. ..,,,,t..t with mis- iceberg exterior. He
49, .tt ,ls ANA Grabbed The appeals of
,,.tri,ts DIVING in the cause Of liberty and
-. -.,,,,,,fl,v with him no Judgment i'm his
..,.....@,i,s oars OF AN the men who have
- ,,..rtt,,.d i'm connection with the
- d.. is last ,..c.ptablc To those who
-. mn IN. ann. has come for this
',.,,.,r,,r,.',t 10 take "A stand Tor liberty and
b,.-,.,ftv
~. ro man I'm the republican party will
C,t,,,.,,s sboas I'D SO snuulv. Sherman has
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

position bill. Of which he had charge, and
further that Livingston was the only dem
Ocrat on the appropriations committee TO
support that bin.
The result was that she southern prison
movement received 4 black eye. II vas
decided by the friends Of the bin that it
would tie impossible to do anything at
the short session. and the whole matter
viii 20 over for the new congress.
The house committee on military affairs
Fas reported favoTaLly upon - bIil increas-
Ing the number of enlisted men IN tine reg
Liar army and il is probable that This bin
viii become a law. 1t means If it does be-
come law. an increase from TIVE lCy-iive
thousand men 10 thirty Thousand men.
and 1t means considerably more to some
OF the CfHcers i'm tine service Should Il
pass It VIII doubtless bring JOY 10 the
hearts of sCme of the clever fellows cut 1t
Fort Mcpherson and. il it VIII 10 that. Il
deserves 10 pass. OIL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
THE woMAN's HOME COMPANION
Formerly Ladies' Home ComPan-
ION
IrNnER a NEW NAME.

a
The publishers of this journal have de-
c,ded. IN beginning a new volume, to charge
its name from the ladies Home Coinpah-
ion to the Woman's Home companion.
They are aware that It is not usually
safe policy to rechristen publication AZ
ter It has gained = distinct prestige ana
million of readers. but in this case the &c
parture is not a radical one and does not
interfere with the essential character OF
the title In fact, II is merely a correcuoh
Of a very common VulgdrlSm- Inc maya
zine will continue TO be nome COM
ramon" in name and In fact ana II Is be-
iieved that the substitution OF the WORD
'.yvoman's'' for that Of ladies viii ap-
neal 10 the good sense and good taste OF
All readers of both sexes.
There are excellent reasons tor TINS De.
lief = he indiscriminate use and abuse or
the term "Iady'' has robbed IL Of so much
of It's meaning that II has been IN a meas
ure tabooed by those who deserve the title
i'm It's best sense The noblest ambition OF
our end-of-thc- century femininity is to be
n woman" In this she shows broad
eninC appreciation of her own Importance
I'm the word-a growing disposition to take
herself seriOUsly-a courageous determlna-
ton TO rise above the coddling shams and
hcuOns with which society has fettered
her Woman" IS an honest. Anglo-Saxon
word and has no syionym. The use OF
lady as q synonym for woman IS
vulgar and is to be avoided except
i'm address 1t was Lowell who
said in his inimitable Biglow Papers: Il
admit that our abuse of the word IS VIII
famous I know of an orator who once
said I'm a public meeting where bonuets
preponderated that the ladies were last at
tho cross and first at the tomb'!
In revising the title of The Companion.
therefore. no apology seems to be neCes-
sary-uuless 1t be for the hardness of the
revision. 1t is done In the interest OF COM
mon sense and good English And if that
were not enough there would still - an
other good reason for the change. II les in
tho similarity Of tho name. Ladies' Home
Companion" to that of contemporary
publication occupying practically the same
field. It matters not that The Compar -
has prior claim To its title and cannot
he considered in any sense an imitatOr of
the other: the similarity is none the less
annoying on that account IT has led To
much confusion on tho part of the reading
public. re- sitting in frequent mistakes and
bundcrs. hero will be no excuse for such
confouuding OF names hereafter. and in this
fact alone The COMPANION sees sufficient
cause for sclf-Eratulation
The Woman's Home COMPANION. with the
Standard Cook Book and The Constitution
one year. only 81. Address all orders to
THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

tion most remarkable FOR health ana lohgSV-
itv The plain, uudecoratcd facts about Or:
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are al
that is necessary 70 convince tau-nnudcd
people of its transceudcnt merit. 1hey
are rs follows
All diseases come from germs. The germs
get into the blood propagate and increase
In the blood, which carries them all over Inc
body. When they find a weak spot, they
stick to the weak spot 1t becomes a DIS
eased spot, ard the disease is called by the
name corresponding to its location III the
body The cause IS the same Tor nearly az
diseases. All impurities are germs, OF DTeed
germs Impure blood means germ hlled
blood. Kill the germs, eliminate the I'M
purities enrich the blood, and II Will force
itself into the diseased spot aud strengthen
IT, and give il power 20 throw OFT the germs
that exist there. Or. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery is designed TO do this-that
is the theory. The facts are these-tens OF
thousands Of people have used the Dis
coverv" II used to be sold with the under
standing that if it didn't cure, II should be
returned, and the money refunded. NO
body ever asked for the money. and so that
clause was dropped Thousands of people
have written voluntary letters OF thanks TO
its discavercr A few OF these letters have
been included in Dr. PierCcs great thou
sand page book, Common Sense Medical
Adviser 1t will be sent abS0tHiclp Jtee on
receipt Of p Ouc-CCrt stamps TO pay Tor
mailing 0aIY Address. with stamps, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, No. ooJ
Main Street, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

SAW MAcEo BURIED.
Colonel Hernandez Recovered the
BODY OF the Insurgsnt Leader.

Body OF the Llsurgsnt Le-'oeE'
Nevs York. january ls--A Tribune spe-
ciaI from Jacksonville. Via. SAYS
A letter was received here On friday from
lieutenant Colonel Antr, Hernandez now
n command ~ the department Of the u
I'm army suCa-lraa1 near lttE'iiiA- SlNlis
I'll trr... account uf 1-lc.a's death ana ms
subsequent blrtaL 81, Pr says that NJ WIS
e. command 81 thc CuAal detachment i..st
r-..y,-.-i ILL.,. Body f-o.l Latur Clru5ei- 8
comm rd ar1 afterwards buried i. AiS
ssalel-rrt should settle t.ss matter
Tr. r.tta- uls s-rt tn D. = hUAu. the
F-t.r5s. r.r-..e. ESQ 81 the Cuhau Juiit'i-
II came th-0c-1 rac underground c-'-iii-
rsr- DC IS L.rrl january stt- from tle
'.c1car..r.He ul uatr ltaee'li'- A4t'F ssse'-'-
- r1 1.r- -uau thanks -ar pasi taN"Fs.
tEa better -o.F ems
q rr.nt MISFORTUNE iu thr tragic death iny
srtt-hf s. our tas.r Nae-o- Tits + tAe
rrsss..t rs--r.rt. re We have suffered Stree
tra ls-rrrlH- OFT tt- v.r. is-t t ONLY en-
rs-s-a=.s ts tc .-hf.thc lar.ler ana aEense
EEs Hr-th-
eve. ,.e-e rrrel nrar the f-h' that
eav .-I Eaaul the fr.u-- M1ctn came
r.ra-e the tru.fa. UrSrrwu 60 as with
Eus fe--v .5are tHan l.1' spanl4r.is.
vHn E.f t.u ia-au.h uf t.f t-is aiH-
tr-T rfa. I- ri. into 6 alL vss shot
u- rGe 0rr E-e.
Dragged nj n Horses Tail
..v-e a,aa. ,.- Hr..- ANA thinking that
saue % ea- friends were attacked ty the
~r.ar E1ss-.ae started uff so euee Co
tse.- ..E flnun SIS hlI but e. men Wien
-. Hrr -..h.t tse sn.na uf tEs slaughter
Sc urs most ore-. all then we were told
taat 1-.ree WIS dead. ari that the enemy
haE BITS aczr rl..l rs b hsrs s Tall and were
taE.r@ Ga nw uur men wsrc Perfectly
n % D.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

boys with extra New York Journals In
vaded the capitol grounds and the city.
The feature of the extra was a signed
story from Senator-elect Money, who Is
Just back from Cuba. and who gives his
impressions through The Journal MI.
Money consumes 4 eco words I'm saying very
little. but one feature of his story is the
declaration of General Fitzhugh Leo that
he had told the president and Olney that
Spain would never be able to put down this
insurrection.
This means that the administration Span
isb po-icy is due to Cleveland's monarchial
tendencies. and is not based on the facts
as furnished by his confidential adviser
Cuba and the New Cabinet.
The friends az Cuba have been watch-
ing with much interest and good deal OF
anxiety the Canton efforts at cabinet max
ing The broadAmericanism which his friehds
have pronounced the most prominent ehar
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Senator Shows That 1t Is Congress
Province 10 Recognize.
TEXAN BOASTS Mr.. CLEVELAND
Monroe Held Up as Han Who Fever
Wore Stock Exchange Shackles.
PRESIDENT ElS MnEiRCalAL TENDENCIES
Speaker Does Not Mince Words, but
Strikes Right Out from Shoulder.
Congressman Money Talks.

washington. January 1L-Ispecial)-Cuba
was very much ia evidence today. The feat
ure OF tho senate's proceedings was a
strong and able speech by senator Mills.
~ Texas. in nominal advocacy OF the reso-
luton recognizing Cuba's independence.
which he had introduced. but embracing
at the same time the whole Cuban question.
II WAS n hot roast Tor Cleveland. whom
air Mills onco 50 dearly loved and faith-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
1T ONLY TAKES A POSTAL CARD
To Get Copy Of the Best Issue Of the
Best Family Paper Ever Published.

The january 3Uth issue of Tho sunny
South viii contain the FIRST instaiiment OF
..V. hose Eindeth a Wifo." By William lie
oue,i,-. one Of the best serials ever publish
"a by amy literary paper. This special Is
sue win Doe "a great one in many respects
and viii bee "a revelation TO "a great many
people who 10 not know how good liter
AIRY weekly Is being printed rght here in
their midst. II sou viii send us your adj
dress at once on "a postal card, we viii
send sou q copy of the issue of January
ebth absolutely free. and let you judge OF
its merits for yourself
TlfE SUNNY SOUTH PUB CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
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A dislrterested

A disirterested
and clear headed
Judge doesn't al
low himself TO be
biased by preju-
dice. Superstition
doesn't affect his
decisions. NJ ere
tradition has n o
place in his rea-
soning. Facts are
the only thin gs
which he consid-
ers. If the intelli-
men and wo-
men who make up
this great country
Of ours viii simply
bring their reason
and common sense
60 b ar on til c
problem Of curing
tllSir sickness, We
will soon be a. ma
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s-al I.uque escaped to the south Many
fen NJ the hands ~ General Rahfs men
The sun WIS not far up when the victo-
riCus Cuhans were in possession Gomez
took the quarters Luque had occupied ana
received reports OF the battle The news
received last night said that the losses
were Spanish. estimated killed and
wounded. SO. prisoners. -. cannon capt
urei. ~. battle standards. 4; rites in the
Spanish arsenal. 5.Nc. with plenty OF am
nunItio1-
Cubams: Killed and wounded. l-sh.
which Is G0 more than the Spanish loss
Gomez gave Lis men only nights rest.
and then. leaving a garrison OF i.5o men.
pushed on 10 the westward
Did Not Capture Santa Clara
Madrid January lG-An emphatic official
denial j. given u the report that news vas
cab.cd here from the Cnited States 70 the
effect that Maxine Gomez. the rebel leader.
had captures! santa Clara. capital OF the
cuban province ~ that name
Madrid January Is---The cabinet council
srs-t held here a-rss-s to recognize the new
h formed federation al the Central Ameri-
can states uf SicaraEl-a- Salvador aud
tsuater,lalIa. known as axe greater republic
81 Central America
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M'GIFFIN Is A MADEAN.
Naval Officer Becomes Very Violent
and Is Arrested


New York January 14-Captain Philo Nc
Gifin. formerly officer of the United states
navy. and afterwards OF the Chinese inn
perial navy. who fought the flagship Chen
Yuen against the combined attack of the
entire Japanese fleet in the memorable bat-
Tie of the YaIu river on the afternoon Of
September l7. 1891. has been taken 20 the
postgraduate hospital il this city. q violent
mailman.
The complete wrecking Of this brilliant
naval officer and tactician is the direct re-
suit of the terrific strain to which he was
subjected during the battle OF the Galu-
His easerness to work the warship chen
Yuen to the best possible advantage led
him TO expose himself To the fire of the
enemy, and while lac could walk about
after the battle. he was "a dangel-1usiy
wounded man.
DR. Hammond thinks that a splinter OF
bone or cxtraneous matter is impinging
upon Captain Atct5illus brain IL Is ouiy
by an operation that the true cause OF th5
officers insanity can be determined
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
GOLD MEN AT WORK
National Monetary Conference in Indian
apOliS Finishes Its Work.
PATTERSON MADE PRESIDENT
Hugh j. Hanna Called Convention TO
Order and Long Resolution
Was Adopted.

Indianapolis, Ind. January 1.-THE ma
tional monetary conference, called AZ tne
request of the Indianapolis board or trade
and composed OF representatives of SINH
lar organizations from all parts OF the
country, assembled in Tomlinson han TINS
afternoon. The arrangement OF the nan
I'm general similar to that OF the So'u
convention held in the same place last De
cember. The decorations Were much more
moderate, however, consisting or the ma
tional colors. draped over the platform.
There was n sprinEling of spectators in
the galleries and the house preceding the
beginning OF business was enliyened by mu-
sic from "a band.
The convention was called to order
at 2:S5 o'clock by Hugh J. Hanna, chair
man of the executive committee, uhdef
whose management the ARRANGEMENTS l"r
the convention were made ana who origihat-
ed the movement eliminating in tee meet
ing today.
Mr. J. w. Smith. secretary Of the In
dianapolis board OF works, read the call
under which the convention assembled.
The emphatic terms of the call declaring
II to be the sentiment of the business men
OF the country that they should take part
In shaping the financial legislation OF the
country, and that they would never agree
to any proposition which would degrade
the present standard of values were re-
ceived with applause.
Mr. Hanna presented the report of the
executive committee.
Pursuant to ,the resolutions Of instruction
adopted at preliminary conference De-
cember 1st il is said. the committee sent
out invitations TO the boards of trade com
mercial clubs and such Ike organizations
of an the cities of the United States OF a
population of 5000 and greater. according
to Che last census. requesting these To send
delegations to this convention Thcre are
assembled here 800 delegates representing
business organizations OF cities in nearly
every state in the union.
The committee recommended for the
temporary organization committees on
credentials. on permanent organization
on rules and order of business, each con-
sisting Of fifteen members.
That all resolutions concerning the cur
rency and banking systems and mode OF
procedure shall be referred without debate
to the committee on resolutions, TO be APP
pointed by the permanent chairman.
That each delegate present shall be en-
titled 70 one vote.
That tho hours for holding the sessions
shall be: Morning session. 10 a. m. to l p.
m; afternoon session, 2:3J p. m. TO p m;
evening session, s p. m. to 70 y. m.
For temporary chairman. the executive
committee recommended T.. O. Stannard.
of st. Louis: for temporary secretary. ia
cob W. Smith. ~ indianapolis. and for
serEeant-at-arms, W. c. Colt. OF Ind anapo-
lis
Tho report was adopted and Mr.. Hanna
appointed William =. Dodge of New York,
and n l.. Crawford. Of TcEas. a commit
tee TO escort Governor stannacd TO tho
platform.
f'Retire the Greenbacks."
Governor stannards recommendations In
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
Two Tramps Instantly Killed

Amcricus. Ga. January l5-(Spectai)-A
Georgia and Alabama freigh; train was
wrecked last night near Pittsboro. Ala
Several ears were derailed.
TWO white tramps were instantly killed
and a third one viii die of injuries 4
broken brake beam IS supposed to have
caused the wreck.