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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
THE BIG STONE HAUL.
The Georgia Quincy Granite Company Soon
to Begin Sending 1t.
agge

The Georgia Quincy Granite Company Soon
to Begin Sending 1t.
Mr.. Pa mAr, of Macon, representing
the Georgia Qmncy Granite Co, was
In the city yesterday. Mr.. Palmer lie
cousin of Mr.. j. T. Palmer of this
city.
He has just returned from Fernan-
dina, where he went u see
Contractor Gaynor. who has on
hand the big government 10 for
lefty work in Cumberland sound. The
amount of the contract IS 50 800, 900,
and to complete it, $4,000 worth OF
stone will be required. The Georgia
Quincy Granite company has Il e con
tract for furnishing the stone, and
Mr. Palmer Is here to arrange for its
transportation through Brunsw wick.
The Sout hern railway wall haul this
immense amount Of freight, and has
spent $1,000 in building II track to
the cbmplny's quarry, to expedite It's
handling. The cars for he work have
also been specially built. The stone
will be brought 10 Bruins wick at the
rate of about twenty cars day,
placed on lighters aud towed to Cum
land sound. 1t will require eighteen
months at tins rate, to haul all the
stone.
eve expect to begun the shipment
of the stone soon, said Mr.. Palmer to
a TINES man last night. "CcntractOr
Gaynor is now putting his mat
tresses' in The sound, on which the
stone has to be LAID. IL is u great big
job, and will occupy three years Of the
contractors tIm""
Brunswick Will derive considerable
benefit from he handling of this big
shipment through the city.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
THE TROOPS RULE
KEY VESTS MOB.
Comparative Quietness Restored
in the Threatened
City.
RAPIST is GIVEN A HEARING.
His Guilt Established Beyond a Doubt,
but the White Citizens Oppose
Any Violence.

Key West, June 26.-The militia
and SHIRTS posse turned out last
night, dispers, d all crowds, ard sur
rounded the jsil.
One negro was shot By the sheriff
and badly wounded.
1t is supposed there are about 800
negroes uId'r arms. The whites are
prepared for any emergency. Every
thing is quiet to lay, and unless hot
heads on the other side precipitate
trouble no further danger is appre-
hended. The sheriff has control of
the situation, and is cool and de-
termined
The prisoner had preliminary
hearing this morning before Justice
Warren, and was fully identif d by
the lady who WIS assaulted, aud the
proofs of his guilt are conclusive be-
You'd the shadow of doubt. Both
sides of the affair are now arX'ous
for peace, in order to prevent iu-ther
blOOdshed.
The sheriff will undoubtedly p-o-
tect the prisoner and lhtt he is
safely kept for trial. Judge Phillips
has been quested to call special
term OF court in order to give the
prisoner speedy trial.
Ia no time in the history of this city
have the white CITIZENS shown such a
determined opposition to mob law.
The federal troops kept at the bar
racks are under arms, ready to move
at a moments notice.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
THIRTY MILES
OF BATHLESHIPS.
Greatest Naval Display Ever
Witnessed Occurs Off
Spithead.
BRITAIN, RULER OF THE WAVES.
But Uncle Sans Brooklyn Was the Swiftsst
There-Cheers and Flags Dipped to
the Liner New York.

Ryde, Isle of Wight, June 26.-The
most magnificent display of naval
strength ever witnessed occurred off
Spithead today, the occasion being
the grand naval review IN honor of
the completion of The CO. h year of he
reign of Queen Victoria.
The Prince of Wales, representing
her majesty, rev ewed the inc fleet of
foreign warshIps representing all the
maritime nations of the world, the
pretliest strongest, and swiftest of
this craft beng the United States
armOred cruiser Brooklyn, flying the
flag of Rear Admiral Miller.
The heir apparent also inspected
alb III 80 miles of British warships, in
which were 1876 fiShling ships of diff
ferent classes carrying about 900 heavy
guns, manned by over 45 900 men, and
of alb nut 600, 900 tons in all.
Each maritime nation sent an ad.
miral IN his flagship to witness the re-
view. They formed line abreast of
the British battleships, where they
were favorably placed to compare
their own naval architecture with
that of other nations. Each nation
sent the best available ship and
magnificent display resulted.
The American line steamship New
York, with large party of sightseers
on board, left Southampton at 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and took
upa position assigned to her in the
line set aEart for merchant vessels,
re K H1zTTCEH gTTyTJUTU rTEvTTsVU
the line of British warships with stars
aud stripes flying proudly and fine
warship lpped her tltgs and she was
greeted with hearty cheers from thou
sands of bIuejackets manning the fleet.
As the New York passed the Ger
IN all warship Koenig Wilhelm tie lat
ter's band played "Hall Columbia.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
SPECTATORS SICK
They Made a Mistake in Asking Fortunes
For Seats.

For Seats.
London, June 26 After the Jubilee
festivities there has been a deluge of
grumbles, begun by spectators, who
lost money owing TO the f0Olish ness in
demanding fortunes for seats. Then
the caterers did not find the crowd ms
thirsty and hungry as they considered
the people ought to have been. The
traiesmen found that jubilee visitors
cou not buy to any great exeent, as
it took most all their savings TO see the
show, and there has beer considerable
grumbIing on the subject of jubilee
left out are notably liberal politicians
and former ministers, who declare
that Tie hOnors we're given on the
strictest party lines. With the ex
ception of SIR William Vernon liar
court no former liberal minister was
invited to be present at the ceremony
before st. Paul's cathedral. Members
of The house OF con mons arrived too
late at Buckingham palace to be in The
audience and declare that the queen
should have waited for them.
Charitable society women think the
Princess of Wales dinner too the poor
was kindly thought, but CLAIM that
il was mistaken idea, and that the
money had better b. en- given to the
societies doing habitualiy this work.
Temperance people are wildly raviug
at the beer given to he outcast poor,
and there are Thousands Of complaints
based on jealousy, that everybody
could not get front seat at he ia
vOred place and every end.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
CEORGIANS TAKE
NASHVILLE'S FAIR.
Imposing Parade of Our State
Representatives
Yesterday.
THE "CRACKERS" FRIGHT IN IT."
Luncheon to the Governor Speeches at the
Auditorium = Georgia Editors Were
on Hand.

Nashville, June 26-Georgia day
was celebrated at the Tennessee CEN
tennIal exposition to-day With very in
teresting and appropriate exercises in
the auditorium, in the presence of sew.
eral thousand people. At II 80 O'clock
there was an imposing parade through
the primo pal streets, com posed of Gov
ernOr Atkinson and Governor Tayl Tor,
with their stats mounted and the Gov
ernOr's HOrseguards of Atlanta, act
ing as an escort.
The lady cOmmissI Oners from GeOr-
glr, accompanied by the members of
the Executive committee of the wO-
mans boards; President Collier and
the directors of the Atlanta expOsi-
ton, ace, m panied by the members of
the executive committee of the centen.
NAL exposition and representatives. of
the Georgia press ;police, Sixth United
Stales infantry, Fifth Georgia regi-
ment and Third battalion of ths Sec
Ond Georgia regiment.
The program in the auditorium in
cluded addresses of welcome by Gov
ernor Taylor and Rev. J. b. Haw-
thorne, ID. d., representing the expo
sltiOn company, and responses by
Governor Atkinson and Mayor q. A.
Collier Of Atlanta
A luncheon was gwen Governor At
kInsOn and his staff and other visitors
FRI IN Georgia. During the afternoon
there were fireworks at Lake Wau-
tauga and tonight there was pyrO-
tecTnTc display. A reception was gwen
by the wOman's board tonight at the
grove in the rear of the wOman's
building, which was beautifully illu-
minated for The occasion The Geor-
gia and Virginia visitors were enter
tanned at luncheon at the exposition
grounds today by the management
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Roswell B. Burchard to Wed.

New York, June 90 Roswell b.
Burchard, son of the Rev. DR.. Burch-
ard, of Rum, ROmanism and Rebel
lion" fame, whose unwise speech 10
James q. Blaine in 1884 is said to
have made Cleveland president, will
wed Miss Edith r. Church, daughter
of the late John Church. The groom
is an enthusiastic yachtsman and will
spend his honeymoon on his sloop.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Times Special Correspondents Give
the News of Life at the
Resorts.
VISITORS AND THEIR VARIED WAYS.
Breezy Bits of the Beaches, the Bathers,
the Hotels, and the Happy Habitues
That Linger on the Strand.


r"r''ha" h"rh-' oi me N'i"
hhGraVif Co., Allah'a.' caue up
rom o. OH" }" 'asC "is"'' anu '''''
'"r A''""'"' lie mas nee" tnJoS'"s
P'r"oa"' ''"S az Tue o'oe9 oo''"S'
lhe Neptune bath houses, near
OCEAN Pier, Will soon have TT fresh
ment annex, ara nhmher OF DoAts
for h>hInR, sai'lng. OF rowing parties'
Misses Constance and ErnesIIne
Butts went to st. S!mo last night to
spend sunday
Manager Wriyley of the Wrlgley
Engraving co.. has been 'ou,te III at
st. SIMON.
qha,o an, ba eoa oonoar, ., ut.l
:, oo .,ioh, oo,;s,;nf soma
s.,,o,; th ;.u,l
un; n ~ 4.
wu;.. ~ dur Ca
IN :, , -, o,aa,o, -
taite and M,ss Fox will also render a
fayorite solo. Rock of Ages. Mr..
CampbelI will give a baritone solo
(seleat.d). MR.. A. j. Croyatt will
render soprano solo, and Professor
Otto Krassett will render one of his
favOrite piano solos, "Revielle du
Lion" The musical director has
taken great pains 10 arrange a grand
programme, and AL who attend will
appreciate MS EFFORTS. ne iasC poat
will leave for Brunswick Sunday
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27

Paine, Murphy X Co.'S Cotton Letter.
Savannah, June 26.-The Liverpool
market this morning was without
special feature. Futures were dull,
opening and closing quotations being
practically the same as yesterdays
close. The New York market has
been slow, dull, and limited to very
small transactions all day. The total
sales were only about $4,000 bales.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Paine, Murphy 4 Co.'S stock Letter.

Paine Murphy \ Co.'s Stock Letter.
Savannah, June 26.-The stock mar
ket opened dull, but easy and steady
at about last nights clOsings. The
traders soon started pressure on the
general list and assisted by profit
taking in the Changers depressed
prices. Their operations were at
tended by predictions of heavy gold
shipments next week.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
M'LEAN WILL CONTROL.
Free Silver in Great Majority Among Ohio
Democrats.

Cincinnati, June 26 "A democratic
state convention is to be held Tuesday
and Wednesday at Columbus. The
last of the delegates are selected in
the counties today. 1t is conceded
that free silver men will have az C, III :
plete control as last year.
The large delegations from Cleve-
land and other cities, as well as from
Cincinnati. have been secured by
John r. Mclean, candidate for United
States senator, and it Is believed he
will control the convention.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
ORNAMENT THE WINNER.

The st. Louis Derby Was Very Brilliant
Race.
st. Louis, June 26.-Ornament won
the derby stakes of $4,000 here today.
The race was one of the most ex-
citing in he history of this track.
TyphO0n III, the great favorIte, dis
appointed the "talent" by coming In
third
There was a very large crowd, and
betting was more general than ever
before.
Ornaments time was 2 sol
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Debs to Go to New York.

Chicago, June 26.-Eugene V. Debs
expects to go to New York within two
weeks to start campaign in behalf of
his Social Democracy of America.
Thirty five thousand voters are said
to have become converts to it.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Four Charged With Murder.

S'atesbOro, June 26.-FOur mn have
been arrested here charged with the
murder of Morgan OHif They bound
him hand and foot, shut him aud threw
his hudy in creek two weeks ago
The crime has just h en- d.scuI cred.
though parties have been suspected
since tn disspp -arancr o. OIff.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Robber Killed.

Sprlngh III, Mo-, June 26.-At Buff
falo, forty miles north of here, last
n ght, Frank Taylor was Killed and
his brother and John Bradley were
wounded while attempting to rob q
wood mil The Taylors were mem
bers of recently organized gang Of
rubhPrS
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
POLICEMAN SUSPENDED.
Officer Mclaughlin and His Connection with n
Piano Tuner


The police commission held spe-
cial session yesterday TO consider thu
case of Policeman Mclaughlin, on a
chsrge preferred against him by
piano tuner, Fosketr by name
Foskett's charge was that lie
some work for Mclaughlin, for which
he received So. When he got on the
Mallory steamer to leave for New
York, Mclaughlin, whom he did not
know personally, came TO HIM OF
deck, wearing his police uniform,
and, without stating that he himself
was Mclaughlin, told him that enc
Laughlin wanted him to return that
money. f Isket', afraid OF being ar
r, ed, went down IN his pockets and
gave the officer all me money he had,
amounting to only 50 20.
When Foskett reached his destina-
ton, Asbury Park, N. j., he wrote
The police commissioners statement
of the case. ! he charges were heard
by the commissioners yesterday after
noon and sustained. Mclaughlin
was suspended for thirty days, aud
ordered TO return the 81 20 to the
piano tuner.
The suspended rflicer's beat Will be
taken hy Substitute Andrew Turner.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
"0LD HOSS" DEMENTED.

Hoey, the Actor, Cutting Queer Antics In His
Delirium.
New York, June rs William Hoey
passed bad night at the residence of
his mother-ln law, Mrs. T. NJ French,
in this city. He Whistled and sang
aud went through several scenes of
the part of "Old Hoss," which made
him famous.
HIS wife, Annie French, known IN
"A Parlor Match" as "Innocant Kid
is i'll, and her condition is made worse
by the insane antics of her husband.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Cookies Funeral.

Chicago. June 26 The remains Of
Congressman Cooke arrived in Chi
cagO today. 1h- congressional dele
cation ami friends accompanying he
remains procerdad to the home of the
mother OF The deceased, at whi,h place
the funeral will take place tom rrow
aft rnuOn.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
No Bail For Luetgert.
rubllers.

Chicago, June 26 Adolph LuetgFrt,
the wealthy sausage manufacturer,
accused of killing his wife and dispos-
ing of her body in an acid vat at his
factory, was today refused a release
on writ Of hsbeas corpus. Judge
Gibbons held HIM for trial without
bail
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
A Corner on Wheat.

New York, June 26.-Juiy wheat
went up with rushlthis morning.
The squeezing of shorts with Armour,
Pillsbury and their associates IN the
wheat corner they are engineering
was carried on with a vengeance. The
contr d of the corner is held in the
west, where also the greatest short in
terest is located. An exciting scene
of squeezing is in operation therefore
in Chicago, although 1t is ref cted
hare
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Collision At Sea.

Capt. G.. HpmeOn, of the American
bark, George ) Homer, now in port,
rep ,rts that on May 27, at II :07 a.,
n latitude 5 50 south, longitude 33 .26
west, his vessel was IN collision with
an unknown harkentine. A gianc ng
blow was struck. Capt. Hemeon or
dereia sharp lookout for distress sig
nall, but saw none, and suppOses
that the vessel was not damaged.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
CHANGE ON THE SOUTHERN.
The Road From Macon TO Columbus Put
Under Beaupries Charge.

Macon, June 26 The DIVISION of tht
Southern railway from this city to Co
lumhus was placed under Super.n' and
ent w. r. Beauprie's division today.
TIE i'll ;es will be moved to Macon.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Railroad Collision,

Akron, o., June 26.-Ihe FIRST sec
lion o the Cleveland, Akron and Co..
lumbus train, having on board the
employees of the Goodrich Rubber com
pauy, the Diamond Rubber company
and the Akron India Rubber com
pany, were run into 10y Baltimore
and Ohio engine at Slilleroburg this
morning. Several people were serl.
ouslY injured.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
SENATOR STRICKEN.
Pettigrew, in the Midst of a Heated Speech,
Suddenly Attacked.

Washington, June Ex-senator Pet
tigrew was overcome in the midst of a
violent speech in the senate at 2:25
O'Clock this afternoon.
He hesltated, failed to enunciate
his words, and then took his seat with
the sentence unfinished.
Wafer was brought, he appeared to
revive quickly, and business pro-
ceeded.
Senator P,ttigrew went into the
cloakrOom. and Senator D.bOe, who Is
physician, made an examination.
He pronounced the case serious.
He said it might be hemorrhage of
the brain, though nothing definite
could be said.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
TROUBLE OVER.
The Cherokee Freedmen in Indian Territory
Quieted Down

Inc Cher0Kee freedmen IN Indian Territory
Quoted Down
WashiI gf0n, June 26.-The distu b
ance at the scene of payment to the
Cherokee freedmen (negrOes) at Fort
Gibson, Indian Territory, is believed
to be at an end.
Secretary Bliss received the foil W.
ing telegram today from Indian In
spectOr Mclaughlin, dated last night :
agent Wisdom disbursed 1923, 800 TO
Indian freedmen. All excitement has
subsidized, and the freedmen are bphav-
ing orderly"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
GOrbett Will Not Fight Mitchell.

New York, June 26 William A.
Brady, manager for j. j. COrbett, SAID
today that there was absolutely no
truth in The story that COrbett con-
templates another fight with Charley
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Mrs. Oliphant Dead.

London, June 26.-Mfs. Margaret
Ohphant, the authorizes, died last even
ing of cancer. She was 20 years OF
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
SHERMAN'S ANSWER.
The Reply to Japans Protest Sent to
Toxic,

Toxic,
WASH gtOn. June 26.-Tbe reply OF
the secretary of state to the protest OF
the japanese government against the
annexation of Hawaii has been for
warded 10 the japanese legation here,
and by them cabled to Toxic.
The legation will probably file a
supplementary statement upon receiv-
ing instructions from the home gov
eminent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Mitchell.
THE MARKETS.
Quotations By Telegraph Tor The Times
Commercial Readers.

Commercial Readers.
Paine, Murphy & Co.'s Grain Letter.
Savannah, June 26.-The closing of
the week - marked by good advance
in nearly everything in the specula-
tive line. Stocks have held the lead,
being rem lrkably strong. During the
latter part of III week wheat has fol
lowed, aud closes today with good
advance sustained. Corn continues
steady with no special features The
trade is largely a scaIping one. tluc-
tnatiOns being narrow. Provisions
have been active. and recovered part
of the loss of last week on continued
good cash demand.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27
Negro Mangled.

Madison, June 26.-Wesley Green, a
negro, was horribly mangled by a
NJ aeon aud Northern train near here
today.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27

Ii you need shoes and want to save
money gO to II. E. Taylor & Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-27

Great slaugh er sale Of shoes at ID.
L. Taylor Il Cor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-27
RcdistrictIng the state.

Austin. Texas, February 2s--Now that
tho house call has been dissolved, the
Joint committee on redistricting Ne state
Will probably come together for important
work. They have had two meetings, but
further than providing for the collection
OF data from each county in the state.
upon which to base their conclusions
nothing has been accomplished. Tho
clerks OF the committee have commun-
Gated with the district clerks OF tho 225
organized counties Of Texas for the fol-
lowing Information:
Number OF weeks consumed in actual
work by district court az each term Of
their court during the year 1896.
Number OF cases filed during the year
1896.
Number OF cases on the docket for the
next term OF the t.Lstrict court
Further than this the secretaries are en-
gagged In getting up tabulated statements
consisting of the number OF votes cast at
The last election: number OF weeks ailo,-
ted to the district courts IN each court.
ana the number 81 weeks consumed IN
actual business during each term last year
The joint committee on n more uniform
system OF text books has been In tho same
condition. but expects TO convene today or
Monday. Pending their meeting com
riiation Of the laws Of different States on
text books is In progress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-27
WAXAHACuIE WAITS.
Small Nlnc-Editor barrett Rushing
Up New OUTFIT.

Wayahachic. Texas, February 26.-Thpre
was small fire on jefferson street this
morning. 4 frame house caught from the
kitchen flue and was partly consumed. The
building belonged to Mr.. w. A. Calfee and
was insured for $500. The building was CO.
cupied by MIR. and Mrs John Freeman. Mr.
Freeman carried $3.50 on his furniture in
tho Phoenix of London.
Editor Bassett. who was burned out In
the recent Palmer fire, was here today Iie
said he would buy a new outfit and that
tho Palmer Rustler would make It's an.
pearance next week as usual Mr. Dassntt
said The only man that was hurt during
tho fro was Mr. 7. ], Saxon. proprietor Of
the hotel. He was on top OF TAYLOR Bros'
livery stable and got his hand badly
burned while the FIRE was in progress"
Al literary meeting of the Epworth
League tho following programme was rem
dered' Song by the league PRAYER. lesson
| for the evening. conducted by Miss BESSIE
( calfee; song by the League naper. "lcn-
worth Era Miss BESSIE Raw; n,ner
Texas Christian Advocate" Miss Mol,is
| Philips; solo, by Bird Forrest; reflector
read by Lawrence Lavender. recitation
Miss Lena Barrett OF Waco song by tho
League prayer and dismissal. The tonic
The Significance Of the Golden Ruio ;,
was ably presented by Miss Bessie Calfee
ellis \ Thompson are here prnspectinq
with view Ct putting in Wholesale fur
| niture store, They are located I'm Cleburna
j. c. johnson Is contemplating nuttiny
In lumber yard here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-27
THE DAY AT THE
CAPITAL OF TEXAS.
Further Consideration of Evans ssignment Bill
Postponed Until March. 2.
THIS IS CONSIDERED AS THE DEATH STROKE.
Cali for Investigation Certain Alleged Charges Against
en Carlisle Flat the iouse--LeWis felow Servant
Bill on the Rack--Fec Bill Staled-- Proceedings.

deadlock In the
further consideration Of the Evans ~
the proposed
hardly be taken as
however
bill and took sides as they ala
the
In favor
Of
willing sec the Evans Dill pass
but opinion Is ass,
Will statutory
at the farthest the
Of the ctatt mortgages AS
that
hercotaro o
n certain charges
Public Instruction Carlisle has
the propouu
tho
applicants
n uiorel The office
referring to resolution
vindcaton Is
gratefully appreciated"
Atiee bill
considered and the opponents the strike
ncxt
Mr. WaSlanda fee bill
this morning but II had adjournment