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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-24
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE
assessment set forth in the assessment
list as corrected by the board of equali-
zation of Salt Lake City. upon the lots
and parts of lots on the east side of
Second East street, between First and
Second South streets. within sewer dis
trict No. l, of Salt Lake City, for the
purpose of laying a sewer along said
portion of said street.
Be it ordained by the city council of
Salt Lake City. state of Utah.
Section l. That the assessment list
made by the city treasurer of Salt Lake
City, as corrected, approved and COM
pIeted by the board of equalization (here-
tofore duly appointed by the city council
for such purpOse) of the property abut-
ting on the east side of Second East
street, between First and Second South
streets. within sewer district No. l. of
Salt Lake City, for the purpose of laying
a sewer along the said portion of said
street, within sewer district No. 1. is
hereby confirmed, and that the assess
mcnts made and returned in said COM
pleted lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 3 This ordinance shall be in
force from and after its approval.
Passed by the city council of Salt Lake
CITY, state of Utah, June Z. 1898, and re-
ferred to the mayor for his approval
(Seal0 G. H. BACKMAN.
City Recorder.
Approved this Sth day of June. A. D.
1SqS JOHN CLARK Mayor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-24
ENGAGEMENT AT SAN JUAN.
Three Spanish Warships Attack Ar
American Cruiser.

Madrid June pa dispatch just re-
ceived here from San Juan de Porto Rico
says:
An American cruiser appeared off the
harbor, and the cruiser Isabella a gun
boat, and the Terror sailed out to attack
her. The American withdrew immediate
~. One Spaniard was killed and three
wounded -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-24
MANY CHINESE DROWNED.
Torpedo Boat Sunk and 100 Men
Went Down.

st. Petersburg, June 23.-Informa-
ton has just reached here to the effect
that during a recent typhoon at Port
Arthur Chinese torpedo boat de-
stroyer was driven ashore there and
$50 men were drowned
The Russian warship Sissoi Veliky
(Sissoi the Great was also damaged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-24

Paris. June 2s.-Spanish As. closed al
80 9-16, a net gain of 3-16.
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spanish Bond Quotations.

Madrid, June 23.-Spanish As closed to-
day at so. Gold was quoted at So.
Inndnr, Wine 90 SIM ni-h a. nIoroa
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strs7FEy';g
~ Dr.. ~
. M:ies' "a
fHemedicsz
= Restore "a
IN Health NJ
f. Ea4xAaA

Don't wear laced boots. Tney are
tiresome.
Don't keep your mouth open on dirt.
roads.
Don't converse while In a scorchins
position.
Don't ride where nan would fca:
to wheel.
Don't carry too many things in your
pockets.
Don't wear white kid gloves; silk Is
the thing.
Don't wear a garden party hat M'h
boomers.
DON'T che " gum. Exercise your iaws
In privcte.
Don't ask what do you think Of m,
boomers
Don't use bicycle slang. Leave that
to the boys.
Don't go out after dark without q
male escort.
Don't neg.ec. to carry a compact ..t.
tie toilet case
Don't go out without a needle, thread
and thimble.
Don't temi't fate by riding too neas
the curbstone.
Don't discuss bIoomers with every
man yoa know.
Don't allow your dear little Fido to
accompany you.
Don't use your bicycle dress for q
bathing costume. q
Don't pay any attention to the rs-
marks of hayseeds.
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WAYS OF PUTTING 1T.

It was a Bath poultryman's little
daughter who asked him II when the
sun SETS 1t matches out all the little
etars.
A Kansas City restaurateur an
nounces his provisicf. Of catfish for his
patrons ty hanging out a placard,
Baked Cat To-Day"
When the Shah Of Persia left Berlin
some years ago. the garrison watch
word given cLt was "Schw einfrrth."
This means. or Is a pun upon, l"The pig
v gone" The Shah was nasty cuss.
The Hot Springs. Arle, Thomas Cat
says that never since the sphins raised
Its head out Of the desert, and the cave
dwellers dangled their feet from tne
tips OF dizzy precipices, the surface OF
the earth rolled in W. YES OF flames and
four-legged birds pacAd the streets Of
lost cities. have cheap thea trical cara
vans been praised and lNned and slob-
bered Aver as they sav. by the daily
press G this city,
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EN- PERANCE.

More than three millions OF dollars
pass daily into the Golfers of the liquor
traffic OF this country.
Ten bishops of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church in the United States aiixe~
their names to the Polyglot Petition.
Turn now to the temperance revoiu
ton. In II we shall find a stronger
bc ndage broken. viler slavery manu-
mitted. greater tyrant deposed
Abraham Lincoln.
Chaplain Bradshaw. of the Allegheny
Co. Pa. Workhouse. testifies in his an
nual report that in the four years of his
chaplaincy less than six per cent of
.-Acse sent to the workhouse. including
vomen, were abstainers.
South Africa has a village on the
great Brak river. owned by Messrs.
JearIe & Sons, who operate several
snail factories. in which nearly ono
hundred hands are employed. all CT
whom are abstainers. The village has
no liquor. no policemen. and SO evenly
and smoothly do all the Inhabitants live
and work together that it is q model
village.
Miss Charlotte r. Maxwell. of the Bo.
tolph Gymnasium. Roston, Mass, has
5een for several weeks a guest of Lady
Henry Somerset at Eastnor Castle, and
rs about to fit up a gymnasium for hel
iadyship's use at her beautiful Manor
House. the Priory. Reigate, twenty
miles from London where size will in
struct classes during the sum mer
months.
Missionaries say there are seven
American bar-keepers in the village Of
Nazareth. the home of the Savior. The
New York Tribune thinks. IL 1t be true,
>it is time for the institution there Of a
temperan nee crusade Of unusual zeal and
s,ergy. Mahomet had no use for bar
eepers. and they have no standing in
the Koran, and are only allowed in ter
ritories OF ISLAM in Difference to a sup
posed sentiment in their favor on the
part of foreign visitors. But there are
some shrines and holy places in which
they should be forbidden to compound
their elixirs. or to put in any appear
ance. official or other. and that Ma
aareth Is one of them Is not &c he AR
q moment doubted"
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Garlic as a Remedy,

Even the phylloxera cannot stand
the smell of Spanish garlic. Ell De.
fensor Granada ssys that the village OF
valor, in the Alpujarras. used to ex-
port large quantities of garlic TO Mex
leo and the United States. OF late
years the demand has fallen of, tho
farmers being left with their erops on
their hands. One farmer took it into
his head to use his spoiled garlic as
manure for his vines, which were con-
sumed by the phylloxera. The plants
came up clean ana strong. with no trace
Of the disease. Last winter his neigh
bors initiated him, with the same re
suits.
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AAElH Smith Of Newcastle, Califors
~ Who i. here this week to attend the
0SatAl Mountain company's meeting, is
s>lsuugist'ina country town in the heart
oe'A Popuasusfraiti raising section. Mr.
ohitb ssccuhining pleasure with bust
nsusou ahisstrip. and will enjoy the baths
stzG6awoUdy visit Denver, and return
ntmuva64l1aA Atehisous-
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w. C. Miller has been making asurvey
of-the- Midland, on Sheep Mountain, this
week, VIM. Bermiugham assisting in the
work.
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Work buildings cabin at the Burke
lode has been progressing rapidly and
the place will be in good shape to begin
work on the property soon.
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Misses Vivian, Matte and Flo Roddan
wsrc visitors at the Lead King and Fin
10y Saturday afternoon, returning home
in time for dinner.
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TAHERE is no more responsible position

DXYHERE Is no more respOnsibIc pOeftiOn
on earth than that of a railroad engin-
Ger. On his steady nerves. clear brain
bright eye and perfect self command. de-
pend the safety OF the train and the lives
Of its passengers DR.. Miles Nervine and
other remedies are especially adapted to
keeping the nerves steady. the brain clear
and the mental faculties unimpaired.
Engineer +. W. Mccoy, formerly of 1923
Broadway. Council Bluffs, but now residing
at 3411 Humboldt St., Denver, writes that he
suffered for years from constipation. caas-
ing sick. nervous and bilious headaches and
was fully restored to health by Dr. Miles
Nerve s. Liver Pills. heartily recommend
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T.. O'Bryan has at last received a
United States Receivers Receipt for the
B9aol Queen lode for its owner-The
Crystal River Mining Company.
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TIE SALT LAKE sEMI-WE[kLY TRI5U {
REDUCED To 50 90 A YEAR AFTER
AFTER JUNE l, 1896

On Jnne lst the Salt Like Tribune
will reduce the price of the Semi eek ly
to $500 per year. TIE present high
standard viii; be maintained, and every
effort will be made TO keep the Semi~
Weekly in the front RAM.
The silver lance., 1898-07-01

Take your ore for assaying to the Hoff-
ukan .Smelting & Refining Company at
Marble. They have one OF the best as
ssyers in the state.
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FianaE Royal and G. L. Reed had the
AistihotioDof being the first to go over
tie eranee-rto. Aspen on horseback, this
ysrsr. They went over Satur day, return
iaeSuadAy.y.
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Saturday evening the usual weekly
dance at the town hall was a very brief
Ose2t, only lasting few hours.
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TkomPson Lamoy Of Aspen came over
t6arssuea,sTuesday, on business trip,
sad iwss tho guest Of A. r. Burnett while
htre.e He returned home yesterday.
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, Two friends OF the Mattivi Brothers
enl John Baroni, from their Tyrolese
home arrived in camp Friday evening.
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Mrs. w. B. Roddan spent yesterday a.
tie Finley, the guest Of Mr.. Roddan and
Uaacle. Will Melton.
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AEEerris and John Larson went over
Maroon pass to Aspen today, on business
saAL will return home Sunday.
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Judge O'Bryan has built an addition
81 his residence this week in the shape
- u shed 12X12 feet.
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II. b. Wright, Tom Clark and w. F.
Dermingham walked down to Marble
Wednesday evening to attend the dance
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Charley Melton and Jim Carpenter
with = jack tram load Of coal.
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Thsaosw mail contractor, J. w. Parker
csms In yesterday evening to take up his
now ~ werk : this. morning. His brother
stastea 1froul the other end OF the line
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All tr-ins run daily.
Pullman sleepers on all trains. Free reclining
chair Cars on day trains. Lowest rates and best
service. For further information apply To
l.. III. ALBRIGHT,
Agent. Carbondae.
GEo. W. RIsrINE Receiver.
W. +. BAILLY, Gen' Pass. Agent.
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Fred Reyland was up from Marble
yesterday, on an outing, before his de-
parturc for Illinois, where he will remain
some months.
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Maroon trail has had travellers passing
ovee to or-from Aspen every day since it
wrs of,enede
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Doug Kcllis suffered considerably this
wselcwith soreness in the wound in the
jaw, the result Of some small PARTICLES Of
stoue remaining in the flesh.
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Y.B. Ford made trip up to White
house, and also to the Milwaukee Tues
day
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DR.. Miles Remedies"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, FIRST bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
nR AIII EQMEnICAl
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STAGE AND MAIL,

The stage and mail departs every morning al
Land arrives every evening st6 except Sundays.
Arrives and ieparts from Carbondale at the
same hour.
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Allen Hodges will continue the Crystal
River Stage Line for both passenger and
Aeight business
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Clyde Fulton Of the Daisy force came
down Saturday and spent a few days at
hsme.e
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Y.B. Ford Went up to Whitehouse
yesterday to go to work on the JACK
WAaacatcre-
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Take your ore to the Hoffman Smelt
iBg 4 Refining Company, Marble, Colo.
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o.. ,,x...

Cause for Divorce.
Phillip Rogers wite deserted linn
because h. would not read to her the
full -tAGim4ny ~ The souFfaAs eSso.
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Ffanis w. Edgerton is now holding out
~ the mill building at Scoaeld.
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Jack Clayton commenced packing lum-
bcr to the Burke this morning.
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1fyou - Hin the LANCE, it's so.

George Henneforth was down fro N the
Ddisy Tuesday afternoon
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w. B. Roddan was on the sick list
Mensay.with slight indisposition.
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CUUkKELL In JAPAN.
THE AMERICAN EDITION ON
SOME JAPANESE CUSTOMS.
Ths Son of the Empersr II - Accom-
plishcd IIorsemau-The Cursous Houses
of tho Far Eastera Empire
Of Japanese Boys .

HE E M P Z r o r
and Empress of ia
pan have a son,
now fourteen years
old. The youthful
prince is very in
telligent aud stud
les very hard. He
speaks English and
French. / have
seen him several
times-Once mons
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Pullman sleepers on all through trains.
Connects with all trains east and west
Equipment and accnmod ations the very best
For further information address
j. Q. LOGAN, Agt.,
Carbundale Colo
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CRYSTAL CONCENTRATES.

ASny.sas MIN z q, Lssst II hs,,saiags Of the
canp end ceam snity.
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Leave Cripple Creek k............,.. 2:o0 n m
arrive florence. ...-............... $40 p. m
Direct connections are made at Florence with
east and west bound trains
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,'CRIPPLE CREEK TRAINS.
NO. l..

,1Hve rIo.ence- .;... ............ zoo p. \
arrive at triple Creek ............... 500 p, n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-23

near Dawson's. vacated recently ny Mr'
II. A. Moon. 80
Mr.. Charles Anderson, employed III ,ne
house OF BeaI Brothers. was taken yester-
dav evening to his fathers. MAJOR y. W.
Anderson's. quite sick with Ia grippe.
Mr.. Richard Tutwiler, OF New fo'k'
was q visitor here at his OLD hono
few days ago. a..
Mrs. N. II. Ragland, OF Paris, Tex 10
n guest OF General J. G. Hills.
The negro Saunders Wood, VINO was
charged with attempted robbery OF Mr.
A. Frank. a Richmond jewelier. and VINO
escaped from the officers. was causnt 'he
next day I'm Columbia. and returned ana
had his trial. He could not be convicted
of the charge against him. but the magis-
trate fined him $50 for carrying concealed
weapons. I'm default OF payment or oohu'
he was send 10 the county jail.
Presiding Elder Rev. j. 5. Hunter VIII.
preach here tomorrow at the Metnooiss
church. =.
Mr. Henry Lane. OF Esmont. was In
Richmond Friday on business connected
with the Alberene railway, on which Dis
firm are the constructors.
Fox-hunting is going on In this vicinity
10 a considerable extent. Messrs. James
Norris r. s. Heath, and Gay Dre"ry
own the best packs of dogs
Mrs. Tyler. an aged lady OF near our
town, is critically I'll, and but little nope
of her recovery IS entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-23
Georgetown University Notes.

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Janu-
ary 22.-(Special. IA bowling and a pool
and billiard tournament will be held in a
short time at the university, probably in
two or three weeks.
The following are candidates for posi-
tions on the relay team which Is 70 rep
resent the Blue and Gray at the meet
of the Boston College, to be held at Bos-
ton, Mass. on the 18th OF next month;
Wefers. Cody, Walsh. Devereaux. Ma
loney, Dessez. Collins. McInery. Fleming.
and Owens.
The new grandstand has not yet been
commenced.
The Merrick debate will be held next
month on the question: Resolved, That
II would be for the interest Of the United
States to establish a national university
having control over all collegiate de-
grees."
Judge McComas. lecturer on contracts
al the law school, was absent WedneS-
day evening, but last evening bis lecture
covered two hours.
The Law School Debating Society Is
now engaged in adopting a constitution.
The baseball team, which expects 20
have representatives from the several de-
partments Of the university. VIII shortly
commence outdoor work. There Is album
dance OF material. and an excellent team
is expected TO be developed. profess
sional baseball player VIII propaoiy De
engaged as q coach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-23

THE COCKADE CITY.
Death of an Esteemed Citizcn-To-
bacco Sales-Briefs.


PETERSBURG, VA, January 22.-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. John Wesley Tucker, aged 76
years, died at his residence. on High
street. this morning Mr.. Tucker had
been in declining health for long
while. He was widely known in our
community; was for many years mer-
chant. was honest and upright In charac-
ter, unassuming in manners, an earnest
Christian, and a Jealous member OF me
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Maurice Flynn, who was so badly
injured several months ago by fall
down the cellar steps at the custom
house. is able 10 be about, with the aid
Of crutches, and hopes soon TO resume
work.
Mr.. George Weber who had been un-
der treatment for some weeks in Phila-
delphia for cancer, has returned home,
having been discharged as cured or his
affiction.
1t is reported that United States Com
missioner Joseph B. Brady has issued
warrants for the arrest of parties In
some of the outlying counties Of this col
lection district, on charges Of Illicit dis
tilling. 1t is said the officers will start
on their raid the early part of the coming
week. Mr.. John #. Robinson, who was
recently caught moonshining in Dinwiddie
county, IS still in Jail awaiting trial,
having as yet been unable to furnish the
amount of bail required by the Commits
sioner.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Alexander Dickerson, one of the teachers
at the Normal College, near this city.
was fined $40 and costs on the charge OF
slapping a white boy
fxtrrf q professor
Mitchell. OF Richmond College, are ex-
pected TO preach at the First Baptist
church. in this city, tomorrow. Presi-
dent Boatwrght. while here will be the
guest Of Mr. Thomas Woody, and Pro-
fessor Mitchell of Rev. DR.. Battle.
The sales of loose tobacco at the ware
houses this week aggregated 55O.VOO
pounds. with prices for all grades Of
good quality well maintained. The sales
of loose during the quarter ending De-
cember 31st were the largest ever known
in the city for like period, amounting
to 4245,00O pounds.
Since the December term Of the County
Court of Chesterfield, about sixty deeds
and other instruments of writing have
been recorded in the Clerks office Of
that county.
The receipts OF cotton at this port
since Sepfember 1st were 8211 bales, an
increase Of about 1000 bales over receipts
for the corresponding period Of last year.
The canvassing of candidates for ONCE
at the spring election is warming up
considerably and will be very lively by
next month.
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Miss Josephine French entertained the
High-Street Social Club last night. Dupli-
cate whist was played and at IL o'clock
an elegant supper was served. Those
who participated in the game were Misses
Eliza Bragg. Mary Evelyn Parham, Au-
brey Robinson, and Josephine French;
and Messrs. Arthur Scott, Frank Plum
mer. Hunter Drewry, and Sterling Bragg.
Others present were Captain E. O. Hin
ton. Mr. E. II. Hinton OF Duluth. MISS
Elise Hinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris ana
Mr. and Mrs French.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-23

that time indicated a want of judgment.
which would render him incapable OF
ilIing SO important position as tha'
OF Railway Commissioners.
Senator Daniel. while coinciding Win
these views, also expressed opposition
to General Iongstreet because or MS
criticism Of General Lee In his book on
the war. He did not go into details. but
said that he could not. in his capaci'y
as an advisor TO the President In the
matter OF appointments. consent TO sucn
a selection as this, and that he must
utter his dissent on this, as well as on
other accounts.
These objections were replied to oy
Senator's Hoar, Chandler. and IIawley
Republicans). and Turner and Bacon
Democrats). OF Georgia. The RepuDil-
can senator's characterized the opposl-
ton as q course which looked very much
like the waving OF the bloody shirt"
Senator Bacon said that while Demo-
crat and a southern man, he could not
see his way clear TO oppose General
Longstreet's confirmation. While II was
true that General Longstreet had iden,i-
fed himself with the Republican party
after the war. he had, Senator Bacon
said, been a gallant Confederate oilcei,
and was on this account well regarded
in the South. Senator Bacon also ex-
pressed the opinion that II was time that
disagreements which had succeeded the
war. and the friction which had resulted
therefrom. should be forgotten
During the discussion there was some
reference TO the fitness of the General
for the office, and the declaration was
made that he was not competent to the
performance of its duties. Senator White
brought out the fac that the General was
n years old.
The vote for confirmation was 80 to 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-23
ANTI-sALOON LEAGUE.
The Judge Was Forgetful-Moon-
sinners Refill the Bottles.

RALEIGH, n. c., January 22.-(SpeciaD
The Anti-Saloon League have mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon at Metro
politan Hall. 1t is said that a great
effort will be made to put the temperance
question as an issue in the municipal
election in Nav.
AS TO Judge Robnson's failure to charge
The grand juries against free passes any
where save in counties along the line OIL
the Southern railway. he says the omis-
sion was solely due to forgetfulness.
The last revenue act exempts from IL
cense-tax those hotels whose business Is
under $1,000 a year A test case is now
made up. to go TO the Supreme Court.
The lessee Of the hotel at Durham con-
tends that this is discrimination. and IS
unconstitutional and hence refuses 10
pay. The Superior Court Judge decides
In his favor, and the State appeals.
Republicans who have come here during
the past few days. almost without eA-
ception. favor as Judge Dicks successor
In the judgeship James e. Boyd.
During the term of office Of Revenue
Collector Simmons over 500 Illicit distii-
leries have been destroyed. This Is
very fine record.
1t seems, from the reports to the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics. that tne ahhuai
value Of the States oyster product is now
only about $4,000.
The five days session of the Railway
Commission next week is expected to be
sensational. Tuesday the commission VIII
try TO punish" Vice-President Andrews
and other officials of the Southern. Then
IL has cited the officials of the Atlantic
Coast Line, Southern, and Seaboard Air
Line to appear and show cause why rates
should not be materially reduced. The
Southern Express people Will also De
called on for testimony 8 to why they
gave Governor Russell free rates. The
Governor may be a witness. He made
such a fat failure in his testimony
against Otho Wilson that he may not
care to appear again. James W. wilson,
chairman, ~, as tic Governor woCid say
"ex-chairman," of the Railway Commis-
sion, will also be a witness, and no doubt
the liveiest OF ALL
1t is said that near the places where
whiskey Is sold at dispensaries moon
sinners are procuring the empty bottles
from purchasers, and filing them with
their own product.
A cold-storage company, with s5OVD
capital.. was chartered to-day by the Sec
retary of State, and will have its plant
In this city.
The United States Court will hold a
short term here. beginning February Stn.