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WINE CAP PUNISHMENT.

Tnuiatoa q . DlaFspnfahle Houso e
smithaaId, W. Va, TaFrod and Frathcts
ID ana House Destroyed ~ Dynamit..
PARRERsBuRG. W. Va. August iG
ABOUT $50 or 800 men disguised a6
white cap5' visited the house Of suale
colston, near smithneid. wetsel coun-
" and dragged the inmates, six woy
men. and three men, out OF bed In their
night clothea
No time was given to them 20 got their
clothes money or valuables. The house
was then blown 10 pieces with threo
sticlfB Of dynamite
The inmates were taken down Nor
gan's run and tarTed and feathered, and
then taken TO the ShumRn house and all
locked In Q room together till daylight.
No apparent EFFORT was made to discover
who did the act. and the popular senti-
ment 10 that nothing wrong was done.
A plano player who was caught IN the
house says In his efforts TO escape the
''whitecaps" he recognized two or three
Of the most prominent citizens Of Smith-
feld. The ColstOn woman 10 an octo-
room, and was born in ClarlsBburB, and
has been q keeper Of digreputable
houses In New York, Cincinnati, Chi
cago and other places. She has q wide
reputation for personal beauty.
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NEW CASTLE. Pa, August 1s.-This
evening when the Heptasoph piclmiek-
ers were returning from Cascade park,
one man, cooney Hitchue, of McKees-
port, Pa, was killed and several others
injured in a trolley car rNwreck. There
were about 10000 people in attendance
on the picnic, and on the return trip the
New Castle trolley cars were crowded
with passengers. AS train was round-
ing a curve near the ball grounds the
trailer jumped the track In front Of o
train going IN the opposite direction.
aitchue was horribly crushed and lived
but twenty-five minutes Among those
injured was James H. Wyant and two
year-old son, OF McKeesport, badly cut
and bruised, but will recover.
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1NnnsrR1AL ENTERpR1aEs
In the KnnaNhA VaIlsy-COlnmbiA Mall
Works May be Rsoptned.


Works May be RsOPsned.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllgeHcer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. I'D.
A. Chenowlth, Of Indianapolis, Ind; ].
W. Page and c. NJ. Lamb Of A6rtan,
Mich, are here endeavoring to make ar
rangements for operating the Columbia
barb wire end nnal works at Kauawta
City Just above here. The plant has
been Idle for three years. and has q
capacity Of 5000 kegs Of nails per day.
About 200 men will be employed
Work on the building Of dam across
the KanRwhl river at Kan1wha falls
win be begun next Monday. The object
Is TO utilize the immense water power
OF the falls for practicable purposes all
over the Kanawha valley. The Wilson
Aluminium companS composed Of east
orn capitalists, has purchased lan0' on
both sides Of the river and VIII erect one
power house this faif and another next
summer. The compuny's object Is to
furnish light and power for mining and
other purposes all over tho KanawhR
valley. II VIII probably take two yearB
to complete the work. and In the mean
time employment win be furnished to
over 200 men, mostly quarrymen, stone
cutters and stone rlasons.
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Wi, bc Named 1IrEde Camp.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Aug. 1s.-Mnjor
Graham received word from the war de-
partment to-day approving his recom-
mendation that the new camp near Md
dletown be mandolin honor OF General
George Gordon Meade. The Third bait
TALON OF the Sixteenth Pennsylvania
volunteers, which waited to go 10 Porto
Rico with Colonel willis ]. HulIngs, ar
rived in camp to-day under command
OF Lieutenant Colonel Richards, Of OIL
City. Detachments Of the Third Mis-
oourI, First Rhode Island and Second
Tennessee also arrived and went into
camp. The Thirteenth, Eighth and
Twelfth Pennsylvania regiments will be
with the command,
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n.mnrlZni,Ie re,llmonr.

LONDON, Aug. 1S,-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times says: Letters
from the Philippines bear remarkable
testimony.as coming from hostile Span
Ish sources, to the administrative capa-
city and admirable organization OF the
Tagalo Instruction under Aguinaldo." q"
impartial prints n remarkable article In
which It attributes the country's dlsas-
ters to administrative inefilciency
shown by the existing political system,
which subordinates national Interests TO
those OF politicians and their friends.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., August 1s,-
The latest advIcoS received at the war
department in regard to the transfer OF
the Fifth army corps from Santiago de
Cuba to Montnuk Point, l.. l., is to the
effect that the movement Is progress
ing satisfactorily, and that the last or
ganizntions In Cuban territory will have
embarked in few days. There are now
four transports at Santiago in readiness
to sail; but what regiments will be
brought north on them Is not known ut
the war department
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1s,-
Information Is reported to have reached
Camp Ager that the Second army corps
has been selected for garrison duty In
Cuba, and viii leave Middletown, Pa,
about the middle OF October. 1t Is re-
ported further that the detachment Sc
iected for the detail will consist Of about
5000 men, to be taken mainly from the
two corps commanded by General Lee
and General Graham. No ofticer would
say that such orders have been received,
but It Is understood that this informa-
tIon Ia authentic,
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A Hero OF n C,aney.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1s.-
Lieutenant John j. Pershing, Tenth
cavalry. hos been promoted to be major
OF volunteers. Lieutenant Pershing was
highly commended In the report Of Gem
eral Wood for gallnntry and courage at
the battle OF I'll CRney. He had pre-
vIous fighting experience, having been
with General Miles in the Wounded
Knee fighting campaign in South Dn-
kotn. He resigned as instructor Mt
West Point to enter active service when
the Spanish war began,
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BUTLER, Pa, Aug. ia terrific
rain has been faiAng since 4 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON oyerflowIng the banks Of tho
ana damaging the PittBbuTg and West
ern tracks south OF here. A heavy land
slide 10 reported near Evans CITY and
there 10 six inches Of water In the stand.
About Z O'Clock this evening young
man. SAID to be Frank Povald, OF Rem
frew, felI from the Maccabee excursion
train at Evans City into the creek,
which runs close 10 the tracks At that
point, The body was seen floating down
the creek, but alta late hour tonight
had not been recovered.
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LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily News says that
Generals Blanco, castellanes and Leon
and Admiral Manterola have been ap-
pointed commissioners for Cuba and
Generals Macias and Ortega and Admir-
al Vallarino for Porto Rico. 1t is prob
able, the correspondent says, that Senior
Leon y Castillo, the Spanish ambassador
to France, will preside at the sessions Of
the Paris commissioners. Senor Moret's
serving is made impossible by the hos
tility of the press.
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RESgLT ON IHE NAR
Launching Of Admiral Dewey at
Cramps Yesterday,
FIRST OF FOUR STEAMERS

Being Buiit fOr the American nan steam.
rhip Company for tho West Indian
Trado-Flrst Step In the R1panuion or
American Commerce due to tho New
Path Of Dsstiny Upon whish the Coun-
~ has siartsd-Rseora Work for
cramp's shipyard-Nsw ships can D
Used as Auxiliary crul'sra.
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LONDON. Aug. 1s.-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard snys: "spain
and her continental patrons stlil hope
that the United States may be Induced
not TO take advantage Of the conquest Of
Manila, hut viii be satisfied with coal
Ing stations, trading privileges, etc.
Should the retention OF Manila be Insist
I'd on, the United States may meet more
trouble even thnn Japan did in securing
the results OF her victories over China,
and at the nds Of the same powers.
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shntrrr,, snnItnrr Rnpert.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 49,
Tho war department received the follow
Ing telegram Tonight;
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, via, Hayti,
August IS, 1898.
Adjutant General corbln:
Sanitary report for August II: Total
number sick, 1889; total number Of new
cases, 10i; total number OF fever cases,
i.246; total number fever cases returned
to duty, 2O2. Deaths August II. 4.
(Signed) SHAETER,
Major General.
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Ed444fAy14E MA 4AuAt 4bs-Iuu Au-
miral Dewey, the hrst Of the four
steameFs being built by the Cramps for
the American mail steamship company,
was successfully launched at $40 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Admiral Dewey Is the flrst of four
merchant steamers building at cramps'
shIpyard for the American Mail Steam
ship Company. These four vessels vim
be named for distinguished admirals Of
the American navy, and as stated the
FIRST launched will be called the Admiral
Dewey.
These ships are to be operated in the
trade Between Boston. New York and
Phlladelphia and Jamaica, B. ". L. and
may be regarded as the pioneer vessels
of the post-bellum development Of
American commerce.
They will be operated by the Boston
Fruit Company and viii furnish weekly
mall service to West Indian ports as far
as Jamaica.
Hitherto the meet operated Dy the Bp4-
ton Fruit Company has been composed
entirely OF British built vessels charter
ed for the trade These vessels are
aIbout 1900 tons register. The new
American ships will be 1000 tons of reg
lister and win be Of the highest rating
in their class. They will also be much
faster than the chartered British ships
and are constructed for use az auxiliary
crulserA
PiFst Step In Expansion.
II was a natural suggestion that these
vessels representing as they do the hrst
step in the expansion OF American COM
mercs due to the new path of destiny
upon which the country has started,
should be named after admirals Of our
navy who have led the vanguard Of our
conquests in various quarters Of the
globe, and as matter of course the
first one takes the name of the admiral
who gained the Arst important victory
and not only the first. but In all Its con-
sequences the most important.
The construction Of the Admiral
Dewey has been a case Of record work
De"ss .tos 80 49,, 49, ~ a. ID.
even tor cramps sHlpS9
launched from the same pnilains sup
that the 6at.leship Alabama was
launehea rom the .. Aetn uas U HlAs' tlst.
The keel OF the AonliEaa OsHeS Wes
,.,a ons vee, frorn the launching Of tae
,.,.G ~ =, g. - ~
Alabama 90 that tne coilSIr uC''''n "a 4'st
hull on the stocks has occupied Two
..,,.,. - .h..A u,.elr, an aehIeve-
'ii''''''S 80 ..-...,.,,.,,
nrent OF celerity IN Aer Sons'EuS'i0'l
hitherto unprecedented IN the annalo OF
Ar,.r,con INN s1to building for a vessel
1Atiie' A'a.t' NV '''.t
OF her size OF enytnlns tPPE"aGti'ns ="
Called the TuFn.
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So IIr,Irrn prn-nrnf.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1s.-
No orders have been prepared or are
in contemplation at present looking to
sending an army to Cuba. Discussing
a report OF this kind to-day. Adjutant
General Corbln said that no one knew
what day would bring forth in the
matter OF army movements
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MADRID. Aug. 1S-7 p. mat the
cabinet council to day the queen regent
presiding, Senior sngasta, the premier
explained the progress of the peace ne
After the council Lieutenant
General Correa, minister OF war, told the
correspondent OF the Associated Press
that Captain General August was re-
moved from the command at Manila on
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chIl1 Rnrnsh Do peath.

Special Dispatch to tho lntellgeneer'
sIsTBRSvILLE, W. Va, Aug. 1s.-
AT Benwood, O., this afternoon about 1
O'Clock the dwelling house Of E. B. Say
lor was burned to the ground, and in
the conhagration the Nttlc three-year-
Old child OF Sayor was burned 80 &C.
vereiy that It died q short time after
wards. Suyior was moving out OF the
house nt the time, and there - no p.au-
slb!e cause for the origin Of the nre.
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pnrin IIlrnn. II.taIlntInE.

PONCE Porto Rico, Aug. is.-The
natives show n disposition to persecutc
the Spanish residents and several minor
encounters have occurred here. At
Yauco last night the natives threw
stones and bricks into Spanish shops in
retaliation for outfngeB committed
within the Spanish hncB, The military
have been ordered 10 suppress these de-
mOngtrailoEH and punish the Offenders
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COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 1s.-Tho Tenth
Ohio regiment. Colonel H. Axlin com
mnndlnG, left Columbus at G o'clock
;hls evening for Mlddletown. Pa, via the
Baltimore aud ohio railroad There
Nerc four troops trains, carrying 20 of
lcerB aud 1,2J0 men
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THE PHILIPPINES
The Extent of the Authority Of the
United States
SEEMS TO BE IN SOME DOUBT.
The Entire Archipelago Said to
Have Been Included
IN CAPITULATIoN OF MANILA

70 m.rrltt and Dewey, Although the
protocol Only Provides for the OoeHP"-
,lon of Manila with the Bay aud HarbOF
unt,l a Permanent Dlspo'ltlon Of the
philippine Question has Been RSash'd.
our aovsrnmont Will Await FullsF
Information BEFORE Formulating =
Policy a, to Extent four Jurl'dIOtlOD.
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speeInl pIspatoh to ths IntollIEenoeF.

Special Dispatch to the 1nteiliEeneef.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Aug, IS.
Major w H. Tomlinson, OF the law
frn OF Tomilnson & Wiley was found
dead In his office this evening at Z
o'clock. He was about seventy years
old, and his death was caused by apo
p.exy. He was weA known throughout
fhe Etnte
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PITTSBURGH. Aug. 1S.-Young and
Trent have filed an exempltncation Of
record from Philadelphia in a Judgment
by Klein & Co., against w. 8. Cleveland
TO recover $3.50. Tue defendant 10 play
ing with a minstrel company at the BIZ
lou theatre, but when deputy 5herim
Charles Harris went to the theatre 60
levy on the effects Of the company ie
was found that Cleveland did not own
any Of the properly.
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Saturday, the day Of the naval parade.
He also urged that all public buildings
and private residences in the fiYe bor-
oughs Of Greater New York and every
vessel In the harbor be decked with
hagB and bunting. The mayor asks ey-
cry citizen OF Greater New York to
make this celebration worthy Of the city
and of the occasion.
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Cb,n,o,I M (IalIoyys,

NoRRIsTowN, Pa.,Aug. 1s,-charisa
o. Kaiser, who was under sentence to be
hanged September 8, for the murder Of
HE wife. committed suicide in his cell in
the county jail about O'Clock this af-
ternoon. He frst cut an artery In his
wrist with a watch spring and then
hanged himself.
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SCRANTON, Pa. Aug. 1s.-The DR..
r, w. chldSey, the contract surgeon
with General Miles troops, and who 10
accused OF passing Confederate money
ON Ponce natives, is a young Scranton
physician. ne was appointed about two
months ago, He was not very well
known here. His father lives at Baston
and is member Of the state legislature.
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seeona RsgImsnt I.savs. To.iay

Special Dispatch 20 the lhlhlllEohce'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 49,
The Second regiment Of West Virginia
volunteers will leave Camp Atkinson at
0 O'Clock tomorrow for Aiiddietown, Pa.
They leave over the Il. 8 n. AT Gauley
they Will be transferred to the g. & o.,
anl Wiz go via Washington, d. 9,
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ncnnhIlrnn slnle celnn,lltss Me,tlnE,

Special Dlspntch to the lhtoNlBenuc'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug 49,
Hon. wnliam NJ. o. Dawson, chairman
OF the Republican, s,iltc committee. has
issued a cnpi for n meeting OF the com
mittee ut the BlcnnerhnsSett hotel, IN
Parkersburg, on Tuesday evening, Au-
gust %.
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NAPLES, Aug. lS-vesuvlus Is again
in a state of active eruption Four
streams Of lava are flowing down the
mountain side at the rate Of 400 yards
an hour. The chestnut trees on Mt
Somma have been burned. Constant eN-
plosions are heard in the central crater,
which is emitting smoke and flames.
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r.n-.n.,nn n.n,llnnh,,l.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. lS.-The
Republican state convention which has
been in session three days is again dead
locked. This time It Is over the report
OF the committee on resolutions Whieh
has not been able to agree.
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l,nn.lllInn nl1,rennnrr,

WASHINGTON, AUG. is,-To-day's
statement OF the condition OF the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance ts7l,-
s6i,5l2; gold reserve 1ls9,4O5,sS9.
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NEW YORK, August ls.--Siayor Van
Wyck to-day issued u proclamation urg-
Ing that all business be suspended on
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.SONE BELATgD NEWS
Which Explains the Position Of
General August.
HAD NOT QUITE INDICATED

..only DssIino,i to bO RrspOn'lbls ror Com
ssqushess When iIo Founa spain was
not Sending Him Ilelp'-walhsd lis
Hands oftho ElEhtInR-ll' Action Con-
strusd In Madrid ms an Act OF InSub0rdl-
nAtlon-APpsAl TO the COnHul,.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-The war
separ.men. made public to-day the dis
D,tcb OF General Merritt giving the ofi-
cIal story OF Manila's fall, and also the
text OF the significant instructions sent
General Merritt yesterday requiring In
surreuts and all others to recognize
our authority In the territory occupied
bv our forces. The dispatches were
about the only positive development of
,be day. Nothing has been heard from
General Merritt as to the casualties last
saturday, except that he estimated the
killed and wounded at ifty.
Another point on which the oflcials
,rs without definite Information is as
10 the extent Of our present authority in
the Philippines. Under the peace proto-
col the United States was given the oc-
cupatIon Of Manila with the bay and
sarbOr until a permanent disposition OF
Che Philippine question was reached.
but according to press dispatches. which
are so clrcumstantial as to be credited
IN most official quarters, General Merritt
and Admiral Dewey received the capl-
tplauon OF the entire Philippine archi-
pelago. There appears to be some doubt
therefore, even among officials as to
whether our present authority and juris-
dIction covers Manila only. as provided
by the peace protocol. or covers all the
Philippines, as provided by the reported
terms Of capItulatlon to Merritt and
Dewey.
wm Await FulIor Information.
There is disposition to await fuller
oaicIal Information before laying down a
policy as to the extent Of our jurIsdic-
lion in the Islands. Secretary Alger
said to-day that he had heard nothing
Oficlal OF the surrender of the entire
Philippine group. The instructions sent
10 General Merritt have in view the ex-
panslon OF our possessions beyond the
terms mentioned in the protocol, as they
distinctly state that this government is
In possession OF Manila and that its au-
;hoHty to preserve peace and order win
be evercised within the territory occu-
pied by their military and naval forces"
The cabinet meeting tomorrow Is ex-
pected to deal with the many details
and questions concerning the Philip
pines. Cuba and Porto Rico. which have
arisen since the peace protocol was
signed.
EnEIana'I Congratulations.
The state department to-day received
another international congratulatlon on
the restoration of peace, this one com
ing from the British ambassador, Sir
Julian Pauncefote, who is now sojourn-
Ing at New London, Conn. The ambas-
Sador communicated the expression Of
profound qualification with which her
najes,y's government learned OF the
signature of the prellminaries Of peace
between the United States and Spain,
and the sincere congratulations to the
President and the government OF the
United States at the termination of the
war
Acting Secretary Allen had busy day
making final arrangements for the naval
review at New York on Saturday. He
extended to the French Ambassador, NJ.
cambon, the courtesy of going on the
flagship New York during the review.
The ambassador had already arranged.
however, to witness the review from the
tug OF the French transatlantic line,
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For west Virginia, threatening weather.
probably showers. followed by. tar ana
warmer Saturday; variable Winds heeoni'
ing southerly oht.
For Western Pennsylvania ana Onlyi
warmer Saturday; Hight casterly Winal'
Local Temperature
Tho Temperature yesterday as observed
by G. Schnepf druggist, corner MeIket
ana Fourteenth streets. was rs follows;
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

TO NEW YoRK-Steamer and rail-
Cabin, limited days. $500 Cabin. un.
limited, 5000. Excursion, limited a
months, $S2 Second class. limited DAYS
$14.75.
TO N-Steamer-CabIn. limited q
days. $22. Excursion. limited months, $36
Second class, limited s days. SIT.
TO WAsHiNGTON-Steam and rail-
Cabin, unlimited. $500 Second class,
limited days. $11.20.
TO PHILADELPHIA-St and ran
Cabin. unlimited. $3.50. Excursion linn
tied months, $500. Second class. limi-
ted 4 days. $3.50.
TO PHILADELPHIA Steamer-Cabin,
unlimited, sl7. Second class, limited 4
days, SLIGO.
TO BALTIMoRE-cabIn, limit 8 days,
SIS. Excursion, limited s months. sos In.
termediate, limit 8 days, $3.50 Interme-
date, excursion. limited months, So
Steerage, limit days. $40
The steamships of this company are APP
pointed to sail from Savannah to BaltI-
more as follows standard time>;
ITASCA, Capt. James, SATURDAY, Feb.
"26. at 900 p. m.
ESSEX, Capt Billups, WEDNESDAY,
March 2, at p. m.
ALLEGHANY, Capt. Nickerson, sATUR-
DAY, March 5, at p. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY.
~ J. ], CAROLAN, Agent,
Savannah. Ga
A. D. STEBBINS. A. T. NJ
J. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd.
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7~N~77--7-7-----l--
brunswick Briefs.

Brunswick, Ga. Feb. 2s.-Albert Fendig
is Off on an Inspection tour for a. peniten-
tiary site 10 be offered the commission.
Three British frulters are now in port
from the West Indies. This is the second
trip each has made here within two
months.
The Aiken Canning Company are doins
a good business in oysters now The a.
mand for Georgia products increases. each
year, and some money Is now being made
out Of the business.
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