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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Otiereen. gpens g~ranbprim bar ben
Sang ! ben pnielisite Jcrfatnins; mon
bapbe en- n9ften ubruselis Spreite rg to
nriten TONNE grsnbe at pirte meb.
Den famlsbe Insurance | 8rdnofcrs
fitrirsen er ca. Sir. 100000. bDcraf
Der ftdl bare rebbet for ca. 10000 Str.
5 besse be fore Slbspdaber bar Snorsts
ninsen tabt ca. % Milion aroner.
vi ftsrre norits asiuruncsielituber er
"Storebrdnb" interssIeret for 100000
ar., fbpraf 1900 for esen Resnine,
"Hprse" Eenbclbspis 10000 % benpsb
10000, "Roroen" $4,000 og 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Senator 9lpreau bar iremiat ct
6crilas ON gunerIon al Saipnis Gerne.
| 6orlaset befemmer, at Gsrne Hal
inbIemmes / be Jorereee Gtater
SpsrenSltemmelie meo ben nps aiilui'
teoc 1rattat. DC 6orensoe Staters
oppe ifal gielbe for gsrnc ira ben Abe
Marts 1898: men be tau psiaa trnoe
i Strait i~icliaere, bpis 9onsresien ian
bcitcmmer. Ger fpreIaaes tepIlset
en- M.illion Collars for at 0jennem'srs
De i 6orlaset frGmiaitc %laner. Se'
natrr Morgan flyer, of Senl9tsn meo
5prilaset er at sjeuusmigre 2raitaten,
bpis BEN sOefjsnoes al Gsnotet, %
bpis ben life spbfienees, or bet bans
Ssuiigt at anncitere SupaiDG erne rsO,
at tssge 9onsrssi ens Suie psota9sr
5prilaset.
Sapans Grpteit imoo Innegion err
NOT messt mere ulporli9, eno mon ira
iprit oi bapOs tanft. Den anjseS al
mango for at barre ct llltimatum ira
Sapans Sioe % fan let lsbe I'll ipr'
uifteoe 5prbolb msb be 5oreneoe Sta'
ter, bpis 3iplomnterns life er benipns'
iuloe % fOrfetise. Dor ubenrissmt'
uiiier far ben 26oe BE-. iparet paa
GroteIteu % lsperet Sparet til Sapans
@elauOt / Babinston. iom bar tele'
graieret Snbboloet til 9Otic. Oct pil
ianeIpnligpis tnae en- 9io. isr man
fan usnic Guar berirn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
SUN fjenbte lite IN 6ar'
5ra en- peftlanbit gp / Rorge IGiss
N 9lao felaenbe:

Sra en- %peitlanbIt gp / Rorge Ioies !
en- 9lab f~slsenbs:
Oct bar en- clipper, ION baoos lIooSt
rigtis spOt / bet. S ben ieHsre ~
bapOs ban libt femme Sab heb 9lpau
% Sorlis. Sslp bar ian for Giep'l',
tet uben 8sfiaftiselie, ps bet fuso' ?aI"
itts. Gan sr en- Wanb meo 8ooi 9U.
mgr, men at saa pg bripe brt1alr fa1'
/ alag. Spprfur fan ian lite arpsIoe HsO
bpaO bet Ifal paree Seprs at arpF'V.
MI enb maaite at MATTE gisre osi' ''".
alt er rpipiit. Sg ba en- Sl'notn9 ~
ham, Der er &jsrer fps en- iiFrrs 60E''',
ningsmanb, Hulbe paa Grercits, c''I'09
ram at ubfsre pennes arbeioe, mems gD1
bar paa Mpen. Oct bar tirtt o9 II
giprt. San teller Seitene CO 'icrsF 'j'''
omtrins / 9pen.
Gn Dag ban fisrte for iln YT'Il''p~%
iaa ban I'm tint" sifte Suttsr tO'.,,'
impb fig; men pa bsiebe fun al I'F
at msbe FIN Jar Tom aisrer.
pa grab fan ct par iults 2aa'E,,
Saaban er BET altiaa at bare en- 1t''g
arbeibcr. Gns Gsns fan irntme II Al
fcrn9gts Gn, Sapre ban 9dast o9 D'.,
bet, iaa pilbs pisislis life Sattercn s'O"
nrstn Smrei for at unbgaa far1'
0stte er after ct BARREL ON, fnor N.Y..
p,nbist bet er at inbprase ! ben u,s,
Slast R,ipett os @stelie for aII''"V''
lint Mrheihs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

GrtsbiiOp Senassig fra 2utuque,
Sopo, bOlbt iprleben en- Gale til Glts
psrns ! ei.elara stabemi SiuFnuun,
@is., ! bpilisu Fan gil ooloIumt irem
mob 2anbetS rHentlios stpler. San
iases 81. a., at De bar irrelisisIe Ga
farlise iOr be tommsnbe Slastsr.
aatboliisrns, iasSs bau, betalte en-
SpDenbebsl Of losiiterue for nuosr.
tclo Of be cffentIiss etolsr, men b
bapbs instn Diet til &elisiunsunesr.
pisniHs | bisIe siOIer, % b~ssiuruOsu
betolte be 40 Miaiener Dollars aarIio
foe at nnosruiie line esns gsrn / lint
e9ne Sfoler. Zen belle Gale par G,
bii,ri o sst paa saaOsis OHentrs'
Goleraisa % en- Gnbeialins for .,
isttoIlss 1seaisbebsRsler.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Rras,5 ~oreenien 6eporet
stanr Yrsuen | Gmerifa.

st interesiant Experiment er nplis
furetagst / aaniasGitp, Mu., meb 8rass
S,grgenIen Geperst for at finbe ubgirfs
niusen af bets auglsr paa menneltelise
Ben. Yrersn bleu fpretdget unber OPP
inn at Or. s. ,. 8rifeth, en- Militers
large msb aans at General. Manse
Sffiosrer % Milit1rlassr bar paret at
ben Sro, at bisie $50 Guliber" Itual>
tl9pts auslsr, Tom brugss til aras@
Serssnien 8eparet, snten maatte brabs
eisbIittslig sller psiaa sjsre bet malist
for ben Srufne at tj9mpe en- lansS tuno
sfter at pare truFen, uben at pibe pn fin
SilItanb.
Ssnne sbepri fpnes life at ifulpe boloe
Stif, sfterdt Hsiultdterne at 6eparsts
prepe CT blsbet betjenbt.
ct Mennefefppsb rg Ben at be lapere
2emmsr bleb erperimenteret msb. 9isie
Sen itiltes pp imob en- fplib Sorbbanfe.
mems Or. 80. 3. Start pg Ssnerul nil
ton Mpore fungsrte irm StarpIfpttsre.
Mlan bsgnnbte meb en- @fitano af 800
Wster, os oper 200 Stup blsp fpret fra
forifisuise Splo.
Gn af Be ferfte auglsr traf paa en-
afitanb At 500 Mstsr 9gbninsehrpeoet
iuit openfrr Naien. 9st iplintrebes,
Irm bdpbs bet parst ct 9gsftal, % augs
len besrpp iig / Sprobanfen, fporfra ben
bIep srapst ub isjen iaa blant ps per-
felt, Irm ben bar puttst inb ! 9eparst.
gtnbre Suslsr siennsmtrGnste Scpecs
fallen pg Iplintrst 9snet. 8uslsrns
Ilos psiua 2a9sebsnens fulbitanbis
Splinter.
Oct bar ben olminbelise 5ro hos benz,
Der tpg Del I 9repsr, at paa builtsnioms
felft afItunb unpsr 1000 Metsr bill Rif=
len ienbs fit frhstsliss qrujettil siennem
ct Msnnsftelessms - gjennem 5leif oe
Ben ubsn 5cr'isl ps tnuis Sen til
5ragmentsr. paa en- afitanb cher 1000
Mstsr bill auslsrns bore ct imalt Su'
gjtnnsm5leIt ps Ben. arassSsrsenisr
@eparst Ienoer fine auglsr meo bebslic
@irtnins / en- afitanb al cp til 8 snssla
fs Mil. Ger aaar ca. Z snsslite Wlil
paa en- "gummel norit".)
Or. 8riFetb bill prepdrers be ienbera
fubts Ben for Uplifting ps bsrsftsr af'
aipe Happort ppsr prspen til Den na,
tirnols Screening al MilitarIGssr", al
tpilen Screening fan ielp CT ct Msb.
Ian. Rappprten pil bsrefter blibs fsnbt
til arigshspartsmsntst.- "Maibinetpr
poit".
Oct hi ~niitnot interesiere mango a
"9citen"s 29iers al hgre, bbab ben prat.
ti7ts 4msritansr tror ON bet nps, nprlt
9euGr. Wen tpcrfOr fabrifsrsr lit
Rcrge fine Scorer, men lar ublenbinr
gen fa' ben Jprtiensit.9 ) mine Col
baitrouse buigie ri gepar, iom bar ia
britsrte | Sperigs. 9s bar MI mei
ftittst til at eirre Saancsr,b nec.
pr,
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

beido tie Gr9lRnoerheo ~'uu'' :"
pore paa, os 3enoenien blarct eis
aelItmanbene ea %iaapelipm MI par oep
Wenina, at ben par lanstira t'atos'
rarbia, lom lite upiolbeoe laa o. lna
meaet at y. enselite Nationaitr9t.
Sau uaaebc ma iite aloris irem til bell
at iorItaa GanOen / Gnslanos pol'filts
Spitsm; men ban 9jproe teller alor'9
noaet 5prisg paa at pare mere emo oeh
nurenoe 9runninss General | ct tors
Ititutionelt 9dno. San arbeioeoe
@senltab af fin GsmaIiub;s Trluat'es
tretGr % pripate Jiaaosiuer, % ban
uirteOe mep belo til 6rembialp al
Sauuelie ps aultur us Sfpenitab.
3 fin ~ipctale .SnbHpoelie gap ban ct
mutt Grempel. San 1T lat lsienrcn'
aiitaiislisu al 3usaerins | arn'e n %
i gslfnbsliuet. SPIRIT eiter bars Dob
iuOlaa bet enselite JOlf, at ban bog
bauOe ubiprt fin 9ioae JON Ell Wtano,
SggtsiaGr, 5aoer % 8rins paa en-
bpiit Greiulo % uRrol9 Waaoe, %
leuSe meobelte England IN 8ronnln9
ben bisrtsli9ite 9%eltaselie benoes
eors Ousr 2abet al i'm NstsIele.
bun ellteoe, Os ben sGsteiaae, Der barr
De elifet beuoe.
Songeliee sgsteitaber er iaa oIie.
% bet u~unolaaelist, %inoaaaeoe Iom
8onpenients slftermaal, at bet slpr spot
at irafie paa ct iaa inoerli8t 5orboIo
iom bette. 0ronntnsen par en- lpftss
fig Snitru % tlep mart en- l,seiaa
lDlfells NOoer. Sun fianteoe 8rins
albert mango Sgrn os opfplote fine
Suitru' % MOoerpli9ter peb en- om
S~en9ipenbeo o. paasenbe Smior9 at
leoe Spcruoelieu al iine Gitertommere.
S 81 aar iOrbleu 3runnlnsen ben
lptfelise Suiiru % Mober, lpftelis /
i'm 9ptte, Der er iaa rpreube | fin bes
bagell9e % u~beftanfeoe Simpeibso,
lpftelis ueo arnen / ct Sjenl, Der ilel'
ben bliuer en- 3ronnius til Del. Men
| Secember 1861 bespnbte ben tunse
9lo for 9ronnins 8ictOria, Senpeb
@tipnat ben ABE December iorfpnbte
Ct. Iaul Sirfens Stprtlufte, buao Der
bar bGnot: Hrtus hilbert ~bsoeli9e III
gang. iSan baube paaornset Zig en
let 6crtjglelie, Der buriis uanbt Spers
baaub % uOarteoe til Slim / 2uugers
ne. Brinien bleu pberlis ipas % ais
trGitet % bsbe | 8siiobslie al fine
Saniers Srus, men uoen Smerter, i
NGruar al 3rOnninsen, Yrin len al
8alss % Yriniesierne alice % S.les
ma. Zen 9Denbe iisnbte 9rouningen
til bet Sibite; bans iibite SIlf bar
uenot iii benbe.
s 50 Iar bar Drowning 8ictoria
eiter bette for tenoe iaa tunse Slae
iert ct tilbasetruttet Sip, iaa at iise,
naar beniees til benoes Gsenltab Iom
Sperboueo for ct tort 5olt. Zen
SOrs, bun i ale bisie Gnr bar laai
for 9asen peo 9abet al ben. bun elite
De iaa bsit, itaar / ct liseiaa pas ienoe
iom rsrenoe Sprbolo til bsres asteIta.
beige Spite.
Sibeu ben Dag bar 9rpnninaeu
mango @anse fIsnot ben sprs, iom be
maa fple, ipm lsuer lanse ps bar bat
mango SDrn. Sgbeu bar berppet tens
be no9Ie al benbes uarmeite o. fiere.
ite, Here af benoes 8srn Os Yprne,
bsrn. Men 2ronninseu bar baaret
line Sorser, iVm bun bar fin 2ptfe,
meo Ell parois gnitano, Der altib bar
punoet benoe llnoeriaatternes Spmpa,
tbL i~triuer Suitin @ceartbp / "Gbira.
90 tribune.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Senator 9yettisrew bleu 2erbd8 e.
termiobng, mebens ban bOlpt en- mesei
bitter Gale, rammCt at ct let Sjerns'
naa, Tom oelpis ber6pebe bam Galens
Brig. Gn Sage blep fray bentet, og
Senatoren bisu brnst bjeri. S>nn bapa
De insen Smerter, men bet bar panlte'
ligt ior ban at sjDre flo iOrltaaeI's.
29ssn trpr lille, at Der er ncgen 6are
ipr bans Sin, bpis han iorboloer fig
rulig % nnpsaar al "Grcitemsnt".
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

@nnnar 8nri talte BELT paa 8im.
aierriusa bt.' ipt % ffnlbe ba eiteu,
o. Iaa sit @unnar ub | Sialoen %
gap @utten fplsenbe Drbrs:
"Gat for Storblatfen
Ga ijsr til Sfinberbaiten
Otter Mor 9nita';
Mm Ou mae it, rpfia,
9or bn funbe miita".-
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Tet er mig en- lamb @luee at iuune Ngs
at ben Spmaltine, SSnspernen." ipm jrl
mootog iprit / Nbril, er | ale @aaoer TO-
COB, iom en- Maitine Tau bare. Wn Suitrl
% latter ipnas gpot om ben. Seq ION Der.
for aubeiale 4Snispennen@ til Ile, fom boz
Brna fpr ben Srasten bar 43 Gents. Rep.
&. HrpniloyesS Wasinsttt @isecHliu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Dor SpmaTine sSuspennen' Tom BERTH
| aoot SebolO for cmtrent 8 @aoneosr iiosu.
Zen bar belle 5ioen arbetees apoi og er ueen
Xpipl Iiaeiaa COB Tom en- $50 Waluue,
Wanse AZ pore @abcer b!ep bsilis iorbaiiiet
peb at e, bpor pen "a aohbeh Ct. "A Gents
tGrask q. q. e1keeestAeS Gfbhn Weinn
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

Otter Spfororius Ral jea meoees III +.
at oi CT t%aloiommeu ~tilirsoS rIe0 SgTssr,,
men "Suspenuen. Gra9ten par 9v s,ilL
Sotu Vsoerfct, goa @la!rs @S'"
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
2aoe aarsaaa

en- surs al aper's 9insr ott e5RsmetSsr.
fat I COB arbeicsOroeu os en- moab h,
spnbsr at fsls, at bet er barb otlsps. s.,
iom gradients sr blspen ct 9g,t. for nar.
itoppelie, lager life Iarte til Be gs,n,r,
lisbeoer, %bporunter ban liotr, inb,.l p,,,
ben er taset ira ham. ga btio,r sors
@jerge til @uloparpeitub, bans 9routerk.,
til Gemptlisbeb, ban ct igiu en- lpr,gi,
IanS. 3eriom 9iuet lite ipuea Ola p,rn
at lepe, bill On bare al en- garile ouO,p
Diening efter at baue taget
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
SAT- . ~.
ftISalas eaer tiaeit,

Jpn til. Sslp ON en- 8jebertrdtt in0ts
hrlber rinse Mansber at pirtelt8e va
rinssmibler. iaa fan bisie life I ftsrr'li'
Maaoe TONNE / 8etrastning, ia Der al
tto maa anpenbes Iaa Tibet al GEtratle''
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Ssbapsan

unber Spitsberseu bespnbsr osiaa
uuentet betpis. Sfslse ct 8%rOpinsblac
CT Der allersoe inofommet to 5artsisr
fra Ssbopst meb fulb Gansii. 9ette
tpber paa. at Ssforbclbene iaar mao
pare ierbetes sunitise beroppe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
SEEKING Subscriptions.
Purposes of the savannah LyceuDi
Announced in "a Recent Circular.

Purposes of the savannah LyceuBi
Announced in "a Recent Circular.
The officers and board Of managers of
the Savannah Lyceum have just sent out
circulars explaining the object of the Ly-
ceum movement, with a view to determin-
ing what support from Savannahans can
be relied on for the movement in this
city and with each circular is a postal
card upon which favorable reply is So
licited.
1t should be understood that the organ
ization of a Southern Lyceum Association,
which is 10 take in cities throughout the
south from Virginia to Texas, WITH Hon.
Henry Watterson as president and Gen.
John B. Gordon as vice president, insures
the best lecturing talent of the country to
this great southern circuit In this sec
ton Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Columbus,
Norfolk, Wilmington Richmond, Charles
ton, Chattanooga, Birmingham and many
other cities have already organized. and
1t must soon be determined whether Sa-
vannah will join in This movement for ed
ucation and enjoyment
The committee has sent out circulars
very generally, but in order that oppor-
tunity may be given to all who desire to
subscribe to such a course of lectures and
entertainments as will be presented, to Sc
cure season tickets, subscription lists will
be placed at SOlOmon's Bull street drug
store, Jones pharmacy, Theus Bros, and
Livingston's drug store at Congress and
Bull streets.
The committee desires to secure 300 sub
scribers, equivalent to 600 admissions,
which will enable it to present eight first
class entertainments during the season.
The organization will be purely co-opera-
tive and its funds will be used exclusively
for lyceum purposes. Savannah will have
to decide very soon now whether it will
enjoy a lyceum course during the coming
season. With such a circuit as has been
described, the entertainments could not be
otherwise than the best.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
DISCUSSED sIORTALITT.
Conference of COIOred People Con-
sidered Laws of Health.

The conference Of the colored people yes
terday on the causes Of mortality among
their race. was largely attended Three
meetings were held. morning. afternoon
and night, at the Second Baptist church,
and at each the building was filed.
The promoters Of the conference felt
great satisfaction in the attendance, and
in the interest taken in the subject The
morning meeting was presided over by
Rev. J. J. Durham of the Second Baptist
church, and Rev. s. T. Hazel. of the
First Congregational church, acted as
secretary.
A number Of addresses were made and
papers were read by Or. c. Kane and DR..
5. Palmer Lloyd. These were all upon
the causes Of the excessive mortality
among the cOlored people. They we're
thoroughly exhaustive Of the subject and
indicated a knowledge Of the question.
After the papers were read a general
discussion ensued, which lasted some
time. many Of those present availine
themselves Of privileges of five minute
talks. The afternoon session
was Of the women, who formed
themselves into an auxiliary Of the
conference, electing officers and other
wise perfecting organization. These Off
GERS We're c. Kane. president, who also
presided temporarily, S. J. Butler, vice
president, c. L. Lewis, secretary, F. NJ.
Jackson, assistant secretary, and r. G.
Houston, treasurer. Several nurses were
present at the meeting and one or two
read papers on the laws Of health.
The meeting last night did not adjourn
until nearly midnight the time being TAX
en- up in the reading of papers discussions
and the election OF officers. A paper was
read by DR.. J. H. Bugg and addresses
were made by Pro- Collier president of
the Florida Baptist Institute, colored, OF
Jacksonville, Prof. Cooper of Atlanta,
Prof Allen of Missouri, DR.. Lambert and
Rev. j. j. Durham.
The last half hour OF the meeting was
devoted to the election of permanent Of
ficers for the organization, which IL was
decided to call the Savannah Mortality
Conference The election resulted as fol-
lows:
President-Dr Palmer Lloyd
Vice President-Rev. J. J. Durham.
Secretary-Dr. J. II. Bugg.
Treasurer-Dr. c. Kane.
The appointment of committees was de-
ferred until a more convenient time and
the conference adjourned subject to the
call Of the chair
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
CLERKS AND sHERrFFs CONVENE.
They VIII Meet This Morning Mt he
Court House.

The annual convention Of the Associa-
tion Of sherins and Clerks Of Georgia
will Dc called to order this morning at 70
o'clock in the superior court room at the
court house. 1t is probable that.the sher-
ifs aud clerks Of many counties viii be
in attendance.
President j. O. Beauchamp, president 81
the association. arrived in the city yester-
day and was with the local members dur
ing the day, arranging Tor the convention.
There Is no special line OF business to be
taken up. and the principal new business
will probably be the proposition from the
chiefs TO merge the two organiza tons
into one thus forming "a general associa-
ton whose membership viii comprise the
sheriGs clerks of the court, and police
chiefs of Georgia.
il is thought 1y President Beauchamp
that this proposition viii meet with favor
with the association of sheriffs and clerks
which is 10 convene this morning.
A programme of entertainment has been
mapped ont for the visitors which con-
sists of several outings Many Of the
delegates, VINO arrived yesterday went
down TO Tybee 60 spend the night. and
win return on the early train this MORN
ing.
President Beauchamp is sheriff Of Butts
county He talks Interestingly concern
ing the work Of the conventions in the
past, and the laws they have memorial
lied the Georgia legislature 10 pass. lie
says he has not been to Sa-
vannah since 1863 when ne
was here in the Thirueth Georgia
regiment and was in camp on the shell
road. about five moles from the town for
several months. lie ran away from home
as a boy 10 years old to enlist with the con-
federate army as a drummer boy. He
was elected sheriff of Butts county with
out opposition ia 1855 and has held the office
continuously ever since.
Judge Fauigant has consented to adj
journ court this morning for two hours
20 give the sheriffs and clerks the use of
his court room for the holding of the con-
vention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
SAVANNAH ENGLIsHMEN UNITE.
The Victoria Society Formally Or
ganized and Officers Chosen.

The Victoria Society Formally Or
gained and officers Chosen.
The Engllshmen residing in Savannah
met last night for the purpose of organ
izing a society to promote good fellowship,
and keep alive the memories they hold
dear of Merry old England"
The organization win be known as the
Victoria society. IL starts off with a sur
prisingly large membership. there being
more native Engilshmen in this city than
many might suppose.
The movement was conceived by the
gave at Thunderbolt In celebration OF the
queens jubilee. 1t was determined on that
occasion to organize permanently and
last night the work was completed and
the society was placed upon a firm and
substantial footing.
Mr.. W. 5. Pottinger was elected presi-
dent. Mr. Percy sugden vice president,
Mr. W. Wooedge. treasurer, and Mr.. T..
"A. Ricketts,. secretary An executive COM
mlttce was appointed, consisting OF
Mcssrs. W. 4. Murdoch. \. r. Horrocks.
5. 5. Ricketts,. r. l.. CLIFFORD, and Or. Pull
ton.
Twenty members were enrolled. The
members OF the society are British SUBJ
iects and their descendants who reside in
the city IL Is the plan Of the members
20 begin at once 10 bring closer relations
among the Engllshmen who reside here.
II Is the idea OF the promoters OF the or
ganzation 90 have an annual dinner
which will probably be on the queen s.
birthday. or upon the anniversary OF her
coronation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
The July Term Closed with n Rush
of business.


Judge Hampton Ferrill of the court Of
ordinary was kept busy yesterday with
the work that came up for settlement on
the last day of the term.
A great many matters were disposed Of
among them being the following routine:
Letters dismissory were granted to j.
F. Brooks as administrator of the estate
of Sandy VIM, and as guardian of Henri
eta White minor.
James r. Porter, administrator of the
estate Of James Porter filed a petition to
sell real estate.
An order was granted to J. F. Brooks,
administrator Of the estate Of George H.
Broughton, to transfer stocks, and he filed
an application for letters dismissory.
An order was granted to John Ncol-
son, Jr., 10 compromise a claim against
the estate of Gilbert Butler.
An order allowing compensation was
granted to j. F. Brooks, administra tor of
the estate of Sandy VIM
An order was granted ordering an cleo
ton for justice of the peace in the Seventh
Georgia Militia district on Saturday. Julv
81, 1897.
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TO BUILD TO THUNDERBOLT.
FINAL ACTION BY THE COMMISSION
Frs ON THE NEW ROAD.

Mayor Nelson Assures the Commits
sioners THAT the Right of Way
Along the Bluff VIII BE Granted.
An Order Issued For the Work on
the Road TO Be Taken Up without
Further Delay.
The new road 10 Thunderbolt is now as
sured, and the county commissioners will
take steps at once to have the work com
menced.
This was decided upon al a special meet
ing of the commissioners yesterday after
noon, attended by Chairman Dale, Mr. ke-
hoe and Mr.. Guckenheimer.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose Of settling upon a plan as to the
new road. This question has been before
the commissioners several times lately
The right of way was granted to the
county by the Merchants and Mechanics
Land Company and the Savannah and Isle
Of Hope railway from the junction point
of Waters road and Estill avenue straight
out to the Mechanics road in the town of
Thunderbolt
Subsequently there was some hitch be
feet as a right of way along the bluff at
Thunderbolt. For a time it seemed that
this could not be granted. The commits
sioners conferred with the Thunder0olt
people. The decision had already been
made by the commissioners to build the
road and the citation had been ordered
published but it was held back because
of the doubt about getting the thirty feet
in width for the right of way along the
bluff in the town Of Thunderbolt.
Yesterday Mayor Nelson of Thunderbolt
was before the commissioners and gave
assurances that they could get as much
width for the roadway along the bluff as
they desired, and after some discussion
the commissioners voted in favor of the
new road and ordered the clerk to publish
the citation without delay. After it has
been published a sufficient length of time
the work on the road will be taken up and
pushed through TO speedy completion.
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CUT DEEP WITH HIS razor.
George Sans Arrested as AEgressor
Mt the Montgomery Row.

George Sans Arrested as AEgrcssor
ut the Montgomery Row.
The row at Montgomery on the occasion
of the Fourth of July picnic given by the
Harmonic society has got George Sans
into still more trouble. He was one of the
negroes cut and beaten in the ARRAY that
followed a bal, game, William Donnery
being another who was very seriously done
up.
A warrant was sworn out for Sans
yesterday before Justice NJ. Naughtin.
charging him with assault with intent TO
murder.
The charge was made by Sam Scott.
president of the Society, under the auspices
OF which the picnic was given. The presi-
dent felt aggrieved TO think that John
Britton, one of the guests Of the day.
should have been pretty badly cut. and
George Sans being the one who did the
cutting, he swore out the warrant against
him
Sans seems from the accounts of those
appearing at the magistrates office. TO
have been the aggressOr in the row He
welded razor with telling effect. among
the gashes he inflicted being one of dam
gerous length and depth in Britton's
throat. it was said Sans ran amuclS
through the crowd cutting right and left
till he was knocked down ana beaten into
quetude. This was done pretty thorough
~, as the evidence he sim bears of the ma
ture of his wounds wil testify George
says he was himself beset by the crowd
and was only trying 10 cut his way ont
Of danger He was bound over In the sum
OF $500