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The morning news., 1897-04-22

He has the newest styles in Soft,
Crushes, Pearl, Brown or Black. And
just drop i'm and see our shapese
Neclxwear, too, in Bows, Ties or
TeclSs. just "a little the incest out tor
spring. LaFAR, 1O7 Bull st.
The morning news., 1897-04-22
REV. JAMES L. scULLY
of St. Paurs CEpIscopaD church. at p.n

of st. Paurs CEpiscopaD Church, at pm
The annual meeting of the society and
election of officers for the ensuing year
will take place at 2:S0 O'Clock p. m.
The orphan house and grounds will be
open to the public during the day.
Cars will leave depot, Whitaker street
and Second avenue, at $3.50, 1890 a. m, u
m, 2:S0 p. m. and $3.50 p. m. Returning,
leave Bethesda at 5, $50, and $50 p m.
Tickets, SOC: children and servants half
price. For sale at the usual places and
from the stewards of the society, namely:
]. B. Fernandez, Chairman;
r. p. Lowell, Walter e. Coney,
II. j. Sutclffe, r. D. baltimore,
A. s. Nichols, John Nicolson Jr.,
j. w. jackson, F. E. Keilbach,
A. G. MeFkle.
The morning news., 1897-04-22
NOTIn.

Neither the master nor the agents OF the
British steamship Elton VIII bo responsl-
Die Cor any debts contracted by the crew
WILDER a co. Agents.
The morning news., 1897-04-22

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money II Il fans
to cure. 25c.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-04-22

This gives Col. CulpitS d tollSStiNS WY
of a to ex- Senator Calls "a. The latter's
gain of one vote since yesterday is ac-
counted for by the fact that Senator Hend-
ley. who was absent yesterday, voted this
morning.
During the roll cal Senator Broome
spoke at length and with unusual force in
behalf of Mr. Call as did Mr. Pope. But
one ballot was taken. Col. Chipley's
friends are fun of confidence and claim
that when needed, votes viii come to him.
Mr. Burford, one of the candidates, is
here and is speaking on the issues of the
day tonight in Representative hall
The routine work of the legislature is
bv no means forgotten in the excitement
of the senatorial contest, which the more
conservative element hopes to see soon
ended.
The most important measure introduced
in fhe Senate to-day is the Reeves bill,
creating board of trustee for the state
normal school al DeFuniak, which is now
controlled by the state board of education,
Other bills were introduced as follows:
BY Mr.. Peacock-lncorporating the Tai
Iahassee and Central Florida railroad.
BY Mr.. Thomas. providing for the con-
troll Of diseases of horticultural and agri-
cultural products of the state.
The railroad commission bill came up
as the special order of the day and was
read.
Mr.. Hartridge offered an amendment
which was lost by a vote of q to 3, which
shows the strength of the sentiment in
favor of the bill.
The principal bills introduced in the
House follow:
BY Mr. Young, amending the revised
statutes for the protection Of hotel keep
ers.
BY Mr.. Williams. to define the bounda-
ries of Holmes county.
BY Mr.. Watson, amending the act regu-
lating the mileage of members of the
school board.
BY Mr.. Stockton, providing for general
and special elections.
Mr.. Crumpton offered a petition for the
relief of the court of the Fifth judicial
circuit by reapportionment of the coun-
ties composing the circuit.
Mr.. McCreary's bill for the regulation
of primary elections in Alachua county
was favorably reported by the committee.
A new road law, prepared by the Good
Roads Association, has been unfavorably
reported by the committee, and will hard
ly pass.
Adjt. Gen. Houston has issued an order
naming May is as the date of the state en-
campment here.
Hon E. NJ. Hammond, formerly of Or
lando, now of Atlanta, who is here, has
accepted an invitation to deliver the me-
mortal day address next Monday.
At the invitation of Senator Broome, Gov.
Atkinson addressed the legislature to-
night, saying that he accepted his flatter-
ing reception as purely a personal compli-
ment and evidence of the desire of the
people of Florida to secure his services as
United States senator, but that other en-
gagements would prevent his acceptance.
Gov. Atkinson's graceful and timely
speech made an excellent impression.
r. A. Burford, who was orator of the
evening, spoke with his accustomed force
from the standpoint of the senatorial can
didate. saying he stood with both feet on
the Chicago Platform and every plank in
it.
The morning news., 1897-04-22
THE NECESSITY
FOR MEDICINE.

FOR MEDICINE.
Please remember always that our
first consideration IS for our Prescription
Department.
There Is no place IN the city where YOU
can have your prescription filled with more
promptness. skill, accuracy or with a
higher class of drugs and chemicals than
az our Prescription Department.
Our Motto. "Only the Best"
JONES PHARMACY.
Bun and Perry streets
Telcphone No 90.
The morning news., 1897-04-22
c 1ood
health. Every nook TX q HMNH
and corner OF the z2lzES q aDAAN

its quality the condition of every organ de-
pends. GOOD blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, catarrh or other diseases. The surest
way to have good blood is 10 take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifes, Vie
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. Remember,
The morning news., 1897-04-22

THE GORRIE ICE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
are selling ice at the following prices:
100 pounds and more delivered 15c per 100
pounds.
so pounds delivered IOc.
25 pounds delivered sc.
Tickets for ice under 25 pounds at the rate OF
soc per 100 pounds.
Ice packed in sacks soc.
Ice at our factory 1Oc per 100 pounds.
Send your wagon.
Ice in carload lots special rates.
THE GORRIE ICE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
Room 12, Provident Building.
P. o. Box No. 7s. Telephones 825 and 500.
The morning news., 1897-04-22
CHIPLEY TEN BEHIND CALL.
THE FIRST JOINT BALLOT TAKEN
IN FLoRIDA'S FIGHT.

The Roll of Each House Called Sepa-
rateIy-Judge Raney StiIl In Third
Place and Hooker mt His Heels.
Col. ChinIey's Friends Confident of
His Election and Claim He Has
Plenty of Votes In Rescrve-GoV.
Atkinson watches the BallOting.
Routine Proceedings of the Legts-
Inture.
Tallahassee, Fla, April 21.-The first
Joint ballot in the senatorial fight was
taken at noon in the hall of representa-
tives, in the presence of a large assem-
blage, including Gov. Atkinson of Geor-
gia, who, accompanied by Gov. Bloxham,
sat within the bar of the House.
The roll of each branch of the legisla-
ture was called separately, with the fol-
lowing result:
The morning news., 1897-04-22

open daily from 10 a. m. to 1890 p. M
Expert teachers in charge.
The morning news., 1897-04-22

BUSINESS NOTICES.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Mrs. Emma Booth Tucker, OF the Salvation
Army. Is in Chicago attending the great bar
ves,-;estival Of the army.
Sir Arthur sullivan not long ago expressed
desire for a iibresto. Tie newspapers
printed a reference 20 II. and three DAYS
later 40 opera and operatta texts were lying
Oh his table
sir wilfrid Lsurier. Premier Of Canada.
las received from the French National Union
q Montresl an address, congrAtulAtins him
upon tie honors bestowed upon him siurine
bis reeen; visit 10 France
Mrs. Richmond Richie. the Only surviving
daughter Of William Makepesce rhackeray.
lnt-n Is 20 write biographical and anscdotic
noses for each volume Of new edition OF
her fathers works, which Is soon 70 appear
Professor Hillioat, scientist Of British
Columbia who has been living for some
time IL Indian villages In the interior, now
claims 70 have discovered positive proof that
tue Pacific coast Indians are Of Malay-Poly.
aesian origin
Queen Msrgh-rita. Of Italy. Is said 70 be
one OF the greatest woman mountain climb
ers in the world. The sturdy peasants Of Ii.
Alps tramp miles 20 see her, and when 81,
enters one OF their villages she Is received
most enthusiastically.
| O4r OF tAc ll-4or-ckl buildings OF Which
O~ego, ~ y. l. proud is the drug store Il
wnicn Thomas c. Plat started his career
He started IL politics ~ a political glee clu
singer, and the back room OF his drug stor
soon became the county headquarters Of hi
party
II Is said that more than half the reignin
monarchs Of Europe are troubled with De
tective eyeslght- Among those who wea
glasses In private are Queen Victoria, n
King Of Denmark, the Gar, the Queen Il,
gents Of spain and Holland, nearly ever
member % the House Of Hapsburg and n
Prince Of Wales.
Miss Stella +. Jenkins. Kansas Cit
school TEACHER, has been made a minister ,
the Friends Church OF that city. Her mott
er, Mrs. Francis c. jenkins, has been mi.
ister % the church for ~ years. and b,
sister has slso occupied pulpit In Ricl
mont, Ind
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

ST. LorIs. MO.-william Triit. aged thirty
years. who Was employed on the government
.ayboat alpha. from Cairo. H.. was taken 20
the Marine Hospital a. yellow fever sus-
pect The Alpha has been taking yellow
fever refugees 10 Cairo.
Dr. Max StArklofI president 90 the 50.
Louis board Of health. said he did not con-
sider the case one o, yellow fever. but would
take all necessary precautions 70 isolate the
patient
Secretary Paul Paquin. OF the state board
% heal,h. has received information tina, two
cases supposed 20 be yellow fever have de-
veloped on a dredge boat al Point Pleasant.
Mo-. below Cairo. II Is not certain that the
patients have yellow fever. but the Marine
Hospital surgeons are proceeding on the az
Ss,n atioa shat they have the disease. Or.
Paquin sent the following telegram 10 DR..
Walter Wyman. surgeon general OF the Ini-
ted States marine hospital service;
What facilities has the marine hospital
service 20 deal with yellow fever in 81
LOUISE Do you recommend Any action by
the Missouri board OF health 20 cooperate
/ With your efforts Do you think the present
regulations will prevent the further spread
/ Of yellow fever ?
Surgeon General Wyman replied rs 20.
lows "Recomnenc same course In ~. Louis
a. was taken In ISIS. Suggest that you loos
after Point Pleasant. No, with reference 4
dredge boats there. Acting Assistant Sur
geon Gaiteras has lefs Cairo for Point Pleas
ant 10 Investigate and take immediate meas
ures. You should assist him"
There WAS much Indignation az the healtl
department over a report from Chicago tina
there were ten cases OF the fever In 81 Louis
Dr. Starklof. who received "A long-distane
inquiry from Chicago about II, said Their
was no foundation for such a rumor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25
CABLE SPARKS.

The treaty Of peace between Greece and
Turkey has been signed
severe aghting l. reported IN India. re-
suiiins In a reverse for the British.
Tue election Of senior Andrade as Presi-
dent Of Venezuela l. almost unanimous.
The Princess Shonrega. daughter Of King
Neoehk. Of Abyssinia aad wife oi RAs
Nisael. 4 dead
The report o. Or. Domingo Mendez
Ca2ose's election as President % he Cuban
republic Is officially confirmed.
The report that Baron Fava. the Italian
ambassador % the United States. has been
recalled l. officially denounced Ia Rome.
Two steamers were In collision IN the
River Volga. IN Russia. One o.; the vessels
was sunk. Forty persons were drowned.
The Guatemala rebels have captured the
city of Quezaitenango. and il i believed
that President Darrios will be overthrown-
The Peruvian Chamber OF Deputies has
provided for the appointment OF a committee
TO inquire into the Peruvian corporations
failure 70 fUlfll it, obligations.
II Is announced that Gen. Calixto Garcia
has been appointed commander-in-cbief Of
the Caoan Army. and that Gencral Maxine
Gomez has been male minister or war.
Arnulio Arroyo. who b. alleged 20 have
made an atta,k en- President Diaz OF Mexico
was stabbed 10 death by a mob which forced
l open the PRISON ~ which he was conhned ia
/ the City Of Mexico
The Paris Temps announces that NJ. Pa
tenctrc. the French Ambassador az Wash
inSton, has been transferred 10 Madrid. and
taat CouaI Montho!on. the French minister
az Brussels will succeed Ai.a al Washing
/ ton.
At the seni-annual meeting OF the Bank Of
/ England the Governor announced that the
bank Is prepared 10 hold il silver one
Arth Of the bullion held against its note
issue.
While parade was passing In the City o.
Mexico. Cieto Arroyo. who Was drunk
lurched violently against President Dlai
and then embraced him. II was az lrst sup
posed tina; the Presiden; had been attacked
aad gfea. excitement was caused
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

IL b understood that an arrangement be-
been reschsd In the matter OF the possmss-
sership OF Augusta. Ca, whereby the appoint
ment viii 90 TO Mr.. W. II. staliines. . white
man. III stated that Mr.. Lyons. the col
ored applicant. viii be given q position Tn
Washington.
The MAchiss has sailed from Shanghai FOR
Chcsoo.
medal OF honor has been awarded to
Richard CONFER, OF Camden. n. J., for gal
lansry In action at Bull Run. Va. August.
1852
invited by the Government ~ Belgium to
send q representative TO the eighth Internal
iOnal Congress Of Navigation, which viii be-
held In Brussels In July next. The Congress
will discuss important questions OF maratine
and inlsnd navigation
The President has appointed u. y. Cooper
United States Marshall FOR the Northern dis
trict OF Alabama; Abraham Lawshe. deputy
auditor for the rostoffice Department: Pat
rick Minlter. assayor In charge OF the United
Assay ONCE 81 Dea1wood. :. d.
james T. Me,calf hiss been promoted 70
superintendent OF the money order division
Of the Posiofiice Department az $4,000. and
the former superintendent has becn reduced
70 chief clerk.
First Lieut.. d. II. Devore. OF the Twenty
third Infantry. has reported AZ the War De
partment for special duty in the once OF
Secretary OF War. Although there Il no
such Office a. military secretary 20 the Sec
Rotary Of War known 20 the Law. Lieutenant
Devore Will perform all the duties pertaining
70 an Office OF that character.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

General Conditions Continue TO Favor
Improvements

= q. Dun 4 Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade
saws. The end Of the biiuminOus cOAl stTiAe
and the return OF many thousand men 10
,xoyk NJ advanced wages adds 10 the pur-
.ha.inv mower OF the people. and the an
,hra.,,e str.ke affects not nith As many
work.r. The starting o, many mines and
works the enormous exports OF wheat and
corr. the favorable news as 10 those craps
ana cotton. reports showing that merchan-
disc exports exceeded Imports by s4O,sSS,
7ss have all contributed 10 forward the I'M
provement IN business
The whea, market has deciined over nNe
cents on account OF crop reports which
promise larger pros Per!ty, AID corn and cot
ION are both a little lower for Ike reasons
Yet estimates of the highest financial an-
thori,i-s regarding requirements from this
country are not smaller. but larger than be-
fore. while better prospects In Argentina.
Australia hold ont no promise of large En-
ocean supplies. or OF any until winter Is
about over. Atlantic exports Of wheat. -four
included. are more than double last years
each week. and In two weeks :. $40 .SlS bush
! ell asains; 4. l07. 721 last year. and ot corn
7 COS. s6s bushels against 8, 9S7 SIG last year.
| Corn declined over cents, with the grow
ia, belief that the yield will surpass esti-
mates. Cotton was depressed from ~ 20 2
4 cent?: with favorable news OF yield, although
the mills are now consuming with great
rap.dlty.
The iron industry again shows increased
demand, and an average OF prices nearly
! per cent. higher. due TO purchasing by
| consuners Buying Of 100, 900 tons Bessemsz
pig at Pis,sburg has advanced the price 70
| $40. Grey Forge Is hard TO find there a
tal5 and biile,s sell a. $3.50
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

Serious Accident Near the Union Station
tn ST. Louis.

A collision occurred near the Union sta
ton between the outgoing Wabash psssen-
ger train and an incoming - Louis, Kansas
City and Colorado passenger train.
The Wabash WAS just entering q switch
from the main track when tho Colorado
train. which had the right OF way, came
rushing along at 80 miles an hour.
The engineer OF the latter train, seeing an
accident was imminent, shus OF steam and
applied the airbrakes, but they failed 20
work. and the next moment the Wabash
engine was thrown from the track, over
turned and partly demolished. Conductor
Charles Williams received serious injuries.
! The three others hurt suffered bruising and
shaking up.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

Fsus Killed . Wisconsin Railroad
Both Trains Had the Right of Wsy-

A disastrous wreck occurred on the WiseoS-
sin Railroad. six miie> vest OF Chippewa
Fsils, resulting In the death Of Ave persons
aud the Injury Of several others
Two freight trains, through mistake In
orders, while eolng 20 miles an hour. met
on a curve. and not even giving the engine
ers and firrmsn time TO jump, came togsth-
or with terrible force.
IL IL thought several are buried Ia the
wreck Two brakeman wsre taken from the
wreck about clock. sad are seriously In
jur~d. Two passengers In the caboose are
slightly injured.
q u not known vhsre tho blame Lies, bu'
u 10 rumored hat both trains we're given tn
right Of wsy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25
Light Mortality is Characteris-
tic of the Outbreak.
EPIDEMIC NOT FEARED.
To Late I'm the season for the Gerus To
spread Much-Nine New Cases Reported
IN New Orieans-A Suspected Case I'm -.
Louie Lesds so the Circulation OF Exsg-
gersted Reports

despatch from New Orleans. La. says
Nine cases OF yellow fever were reported 20
the Board OF Health Tuesday. No deaths
were recorded. and the physicians agreed
that the situation was steadily improving.
The fever az present. instead o: develop
ing into a n alignsnt type. Is a. mild as, II
not milder. when it :lrst appeared. The in
spectors OF the Board Of Health reported
that most % the cases that had come under
their observation were progressing favora-
bly,. There are only two cases which give
the attending physicians any alarm.
Up 70 the present time there has been lit
tie dread OF the fever. sporadic cases are
appearing about town. but the Board OF
Health thus far has been enabled successfully
TO quarantine each case that has appeared.
Confidence Is steadily Increasing. 4 num-
and the total number receiving strict atten-
ton does noS exceed ten.
Half dozen towns have notified the au-
thorities that they have concluded TO with
draw the restrictions aSains; the receipt Of
freight from New Orleans
Or. Tona;re. al eminent and experienced
yellow fever physician aud a member % the
toard Of experts. said tha; the history % the
Z epidemics IN The last halt century proved
4 tha; all @; them wsned with the frst cold Of
f October. disappearing almost entirely IN No
vember. he cited numher 81 instances
where fever broke out IN August. September
and October. only % he quickly stamped out
10y the frost before II had assumed the pro
/ portions % an epidemic.
Twelve new cases were reported Tuesday
AZ e wards. Miss. and two a; Mobile. Ala
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

Ont OF Psnitsnitsry ss the Point OF the
Revolver.
Three prisoners appeared in the gaurd
room Of the penitenitary, at Columbus,
Ohio. and leveling revolvers at Captain Sax
be. attempted 20 escape. A fight epsued.
Two Of the prisoners, Bolts and Clark, got
away, hut Lincoln. the third prtsoner, wa
held. Benjamin james. safeguard, was snos
twice. Botts 10 from Lucas and Clark non
Cuyago County.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-09-25

Jackson. Miss.-A special train came here
from Meridian bearing Judge J. ". Powell.
representing the Alabama and Nicksburg
Railroad Company. Governor NcLaurin and
Others. The train stopped al Parish Bridge.
where Drs.- Hunter. Todd and Mclean.
Mayor Wharton. Chief 81 Police Ewing and
Aldermen Todd. Manship and Lemon We're
waiting for general conference on the sub
ject % Opening communication. Governor
McLaurin Vas chairman.
IL was agreed that al trains shall take no
passengers for local stations. Trains are
not 70 stop between Jackson and Nicksburg
except at quarantine stations Tho police
will lnspec, baggage and mails. No passen-
gers are 70 t. taken FOR Jackson. The speed
of trai rs.is not 10 De less than twenty miles
an hour through this city. Freight trains
Ar. not - carry passengers, Their crews
are % inspect trains before reaching Jack
son and 10 put OF tramps or other persons
who are riding Unauthorized.
Freight for Jackson + 70 be put OF al
guarantee stations. whether coming east OF
west. No freight from infected places vii
Be- allowed and cotton j. not % De moved
/ All coaches are 20 De locked and passenger
kept OF the platforms FOR Eve miles on eaci
/ side q the city.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-16
Nothing But Good Words.

The publisher of The Expositor feels
proud of the large list of subscribers
he has enrolled, all of whom pay up so
promptly. He also feels very thank
full to those who have stood by him so
many years and given him such hearty
support, and spoken words of encour-
agement. This week we received a
letter from our friend and former
townsman, w. A. Silverthorn, now
wholesale and retail dealer in Jersey
dairy milk and cream at Chicago.
Here is the letter:
Chicago, ILL.,, April II, 1897.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find one dollar to
renew our subscription to your valu-
able paper, The Expositor. 1t arrives
every Saturday p. NJ. and is very
welcome visitor. 1t brings us news we
never would get any other way. Sin
cerely wishing The EXpositor pros
porous future remain
w. A. Silverthorn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-16
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
A Few Items That May be of Inter-
est to Church Coers.

Epworth League next Tuesday even
ing will be led by Rev. J. A. Rowe.
Easter services will be conducted in
the NJ. +. church on Sunday morning
next by the Sunday school. Every
body invited to come and bring bibles.
The Epworth League devotional
services in the NJ. +. church next Sun
day evening will be lead by Fanny
Mathews. Topic:-"The adder and
the cup" All come.
An Easter sermon will be delivered
in the Methodist Protestant church
next Sunday evening from the follow
ing text: lst Cor 10; II. All are in
yited. Rev. L. w. Cooper, pastor.
d. Mccall will preach for the Disci-
pies in the church, Mechanic street,
on the following topics: Sunday morn
ing, Easter subject-"The Resurrec-
ton" Observation-Disclosures TO Christ
makes us Christians"
Church of Christ will have their reg
ular service in Brick Chapel next sun
day morning at i o'clock, and Union
Christian Endeavor meeting at D. m.
The orchestra promises something new.
An interesting topic will be discussed.
The YPSCE of the Methodist Prot
estant church will hereafter hold its
meetings on Monday evenings, at 7.30
O'Clock. Topic for next Monday even
ing will be--"The different kinds of
death and the conquest of them.''
Everybody invited to attend.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-16
Going Out Of Business.

One of the grandest opportunities of
buying furniture cheap is now offered
at Palace Hall Furniture Ware Rooms
opposite the Harrington Hotel, Port
Huron, Mich. W. j. Milford, haying
decided to go out of business, has put
his immense stock on the market at n
great sacrifice. This means that for a
short time you can get Furniture of
any description at nearly your own
price. Nothing is held in reserve but
every article of my fine stock is on
sale. If you are anticipating marriage
now is the time to get your furniture.
If you desire to replenish, this is your
opportunity. Come TO this great clos
ing out sale and see what you can do
with little cash. 45-2 w. j. milford.