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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-27

FOLLOWING are the states that hold elections this fall and the off cers: Iowa, governor, state officers and legislature. Kentucky, govern or and other state officers. Mary land, governor and both houses Massachusetts, governor, state officers and both houses, Missis, sippi, governor, state officers and legislature. Nebraska, justice of the supreme court and two mem bers of the board of regents ot the state university. New Jersey, eight state senators and sixty members Of the assembly. New York, two justices of the supreme court in the first judicial district and 150 members of the general assembly. Ohio, governor and state officers. Pennsylvania, state treasurer, two judges of the su- preme court and one judge of the superior court Virginia, secreta- ry of state, treasurer and minor state offices and legislature.
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HOmeSeeker's Excursions.

From Eureka Springs to points in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Indian Territory, Kansas, Louisans, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma Territory, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming, Dates of sale June 6, 20; July 4 l8; Aug. l, l5; Sept, 5, l9. Rate one first class fare plus s2 80 for the round trip. Going transit limit l5 days, final return limit 21 days from date of sale.
 Throngh one way tickets on sale at all times to all principal points. For further information apply to, ". s. Roberts, Agent, Eureka Springs, Ark.
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The Best Reading
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CLERk'S NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the followirsS named guardians and administrators filed at the April term of the Carroll probate court for the eastern district, their respective ar- counts current. It was ordered by the court that the same be continued and advertised for confrmation or rejection at the July term of said court, 1899, viz:
 A I Russell guardian of J E BoWIder Silas and George Russell, lst annual account current.
 ". F Emmett, guardian of J. ". Emmett 4th annual account current.
 W. F, Emmett, guardian of Martha J Elm. melt, 4th account current,
 All persons having exceptions to said set dement's are requested to file the same in this court on or before the second day of the July term thereof,
 This Apr. 2G, is90.
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Cor. R. G. INGERsoLL, the great infdel, American poet and Repub- lican politician, died at his home in New York Friday of heart failure. Death came suddenly and altogether unexpectedly. He was 62 years old and had been in rather poor health since 1896. His first attack of the disease that claimed him was during the Repno- lican convention which nominated Mckinley for the presidency.
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IF the fool-kiIler had not been basy elsewhere that redicuIous appeal to the colored men Of this country in behalf Of the Fillpinos would never have been sent out. Tt is color prcdjudice run mad.
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LET one prominent paper make a bitter attack upon public man and it will be sure to be taken up and egged on by a thousand edi- tors who couldn't give a good reason for their acton to save their necks. Imitation is one of the evils of the time.
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x C. Gh arles,
 Probate Clerk ,
&yxs-4--znrl--
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.
 July r, 1899. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of lis inteatio0 to make final proofjn support ot his claim. and Clerk at Berryville, Ark. on Aug. D, lsg9 viz: James T. NammOns, II l.. No Is, SIG for the S7a Nv and N1a SW, Sec 21, T I8. \ R 2l W. Ii names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land. viz: \ " Howerton, T Y Gsrey, w Sisco, T B Wright all of Metalt0n Ark,
 IOHN l. WORTHINGTUH, Register.
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THE doctor who gives his patients the very latest names for their complaints seldom lack practice. We are such 2 progressive people that even our ailments must be down-to-the minute.
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A FRENCH publication refers to England as the "aimable land of hypocrisy" which sends mission aries Call over the world in order to save souls and to seize their aeighbor's goods" Some French writers are very discerning.
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JAMES WooD of Lee county has announced himself as a democratic candidate for governor. Wood is the member of the late general assem bly,, who grew famous on account of speech he made be- fore the business mems meeting
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THE announcement of Hon. Edgar E. Bryant of Ft. Smith for governor appeared in the Little Rock papers Saturday. Mir. Bry- ant is good material for governor and his entrance into the race makes the situation very doubtful.
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AN English dog with no respect for genus came very near chewing of Rudyard KipIing's dumb the other day, and the distinguished author is now carrying his right hand in q sling.
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Mss HELEN GOULD will doubtless prize highly the medal to be pre- scented to her by the enlisted men ot tno Sixth Ohio, in recognition ot the patriotism of an American woman"
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s,z-,4s-n.rSs.exr,s..snss..> -,, s.s

IF the numerous editorial pro- tests that are being made against the needless sacrifice of life and limbs shall result Tn 9 more rational Gel ebration of Independ enee Day the deaths of this year will not have been in vain.
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in Little Rock, criticising the legislature for it's action on the antitrust law. Wood is fine fellow and would make good governor, but conditions are not right for him.
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THERE must be consolation for the rich in the knowledge that Il is out of reach of us ordinary folks to make a long distance automobile tours. Anyway, We can sit on the fence and see lem go by.
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THERE are senatorial contests clsew here, but that in Miss issippi Is the real thing, although the contestants are members of the same party.
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THE step-tather ot the Arkansas antitrust law, E. w. Rector of Hot Springs, has como out for governor. He ranks next to Jeff Davis Tn point of demagoguery.
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IT is noneseHae to say that a man can't get rich by talking. Look at Col Bryan and Col. IngersoII, not 10 mention hundreds of other rich talking mon.
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r D Butt, Sec.
GHERGH SERNICES

TIE wife of a Minneapolis gro cer can testity.that one may be bitten by a tarantula without going tO the tropics.
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FDE, i4EIasgaGN:: <:

Es0th my wife and myself have been using CASt Ai}EI&, ;,E they az the best medicine v2 hare ever had in the house. Lest week my wife was frantic with hrudache for two days; she tried some uf yo,ir CASGARErS and they relieved the pain in ner head almo5t immediately, " e both recommend CAsearets"
 CAAS. STEDEFoRD.
 Pittsburgh Safe X Deposlt Co.,,
 PirtSt,IIr.-n Do
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-: DIRECTORY, :-
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
 Governor Dan W. Jones S- secretary o state A. C. Hull Au.ifsor Clay Sloan 'yraasurer Ransom GHlley. Attorney General Jen Davis S5ase I.and Commissioner J. ". COlqultt. S,,ct Pub. Instruction ] j Doyne, CijaIJustice supreme Court $ K Cockrill Corn Agliculttre Frank Hill
 fW E. Hemingway
 B E Battle,
 Associate "Us'ice9- s. r Hughes,
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THE 1904 presidential jolly is also being used upon Maj. Carter Harrison.
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FOR WQaHgS,

"A taPc worm eighteen feet long at least came on tie scene after ny taking two CASCARETS. This am sure has caused my bad health for the pa t three years. l am still talk ing Sascnreis, the only eathartic worthy of notice by sensible people,"
 GEO. " BoWLES, Baird, Miss.
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gc., rii. E':s. 2:

"E e'ltsei'eA tlle t0TtrlE'ca nf' brought on by ' cdnatipa1ioa at, Vim Vim which 1 Was aiIiictcd for twenty years. Iran across rour CASCA CA&Ef5 m he town ot Newell, I,t., alId never fOUHa anything to equal them To- day am entirely free from ,iteS and feel ike a new map L. II. kGIrZ
 HI Jones st.. Sioux City, la.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

ya,sles T. Berry Bentonville O 5smes K. Jones Washington
 JUDICIAL. Y,..e J, NJ. Pitmah. j Pros. Attorney J. W. Walker,
 LEGISLATURE. b9 Repr-sentative F.zO. Buttt. 455sLeg5slatare meets biennially, ''s..s''' !. C0JNTfY OFFICERS. GaaNtv ,Igdre J S. Naples. N Gfrc,&t Clerk D. lialiey County Clerk \. .C CAaIIeS. SaeriI G. W Walker 1raaaurer S, Il. BoNeN, A ssessor k. l.. Anderson. surveyor z. P. Price. Co9nty Examiner .., W R Phillips 95-Asseasmenss of real estate biennially, and tess9naI property annually "
 COURTS. G:srcutcourt convenes lst Mondays ln Feb. an S Aug in Western District, and 3rd Moadays l. Feb and Aug. in Eastern District County Court Ist Mondays ill Jan, April, Probate Goart-Easterup D 3rd Mondays in J an. X Hril July and oct Western D 4th Mondays tu Jan. April, July and Oct
 TOWNSHIP. , 's3S.0ls and X G. Tanning s contable, ". Wells
 LODGES. E BEEN FOREST LODGE No. 4oi, F. X A. NJ - Meets oA Frid ay on or befere the full moon OI eath month, also OH fItttttN t"' ;" thereafter. A. $. GRIM, " NJ
 "A. Burr, Sec'Y,
 Green Pores Lodge No. l&5 I. Q. OF. meets o every "Wednesday evening 7:30
 J, C Howard, \. G. F. .. Butt, Sec.
 CHURCH SERVICES. RT E. CHURCH SoGTu-Seryices every second III. sunday Il o'clock also at night. Prayer meeting Thursday night sunday >ot0oI9:5o Ii. A. AfHNTEoNG, Pastor p N.rsr-Servfces every 5rd >usday and satuT- &o day before, k. C. FhNNfNGroN, Pastor C. E. GRIM, P. Nj
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Entered at the post office at Green Forest, Ark , as second class matter.
 Locals cents line each insertion. Origl- nsl poetry 10 cents straight, cash in advance. Otser rates given on application
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Subscription Price $l.00 Year.
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Eoa LAZY LIVER.
 'f have been troubled D gre a t deo "ith a torpid liver, wElch pro- duGeS constipation. 1 found CASCh- kEtS to be all you claim for them, and secured such relief the first trial that purchased another supply and was completely cured. l shatl oniy De too glad to recommend CascaratS whenever the opportunity is pre- sented." ; A SMITH.
 2920 0SUSQrehanna Ave-,
 Philadelphia, Pa.
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FGa slLEgNsNEss,

have rased yoYqr walmafrYe E-2- SC !a sS E,s's and find them per feet. Corldn't do without theri. I have used then for some time for in- diGeS ton and biliousmeSs and am now completely cured. Recommend them, to every one. Once tried. you will never be without them in the famjly."
 Ep~.,A. MARX, Albany, \. Y.
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ataes II Berry BentonVllle O assmes K Jones Washington
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C-aatOr " l., Clarke b9 Representative F.O Buttt
 f }7Legislaturc meets biennially,
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FOR GaNsT9paT91N,

~ have gone 1A days at a time n'iG'o.lS movement Of the bowels. Chronic constipation for seven years placed he in rhis terrible oEdition; 1 Qid eYerytAin4, l heard Of but never found any relief until 1 began using CASCARETS. now have irqm one totlrce passages day. and II Was rich ! would give el00 co for e&ch movement; 1t iS such relief"
 ATEMER L. Ht&r,
 1SSl ..-1ALL I...-,. :ch,
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sENN MrVeT De NY!tA01st ( s& SC.A ELS. Ny cnildirG .lit always delighted W hen give tncm a portion of q tablet, and cry for more. They are the most pleasant ml3i .jl:e have over tried. They have found a permanent place in my home"
 NPS. JOHN FLAGEI
 Box b3O, Michigan City, Ind.
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Y.,asge J, NJ. Pitmah sJ Pros Attorney J W. Walker.
 LEGISLATURE.
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ments for the year 1898; substitute
adopted and bill passed, "a to 0.
s. B. 591, Dickinson--M Making an ap-
|propriation of 5000 to pay the claim of
the Marin County 'Tocsin" for adver-
tising the constitutional amendments
for the year 1898; amended and to
printer.
s. B. 522 CAY, Curtin-To provide for
THE payment for the advertising of the
constitutional amendments, and to
make an appropriation Of $125 therefor
for the Union Democrat" (Sonora);
passed, 26 to /.
S. B. 55S, Smith-Making an appro-
priation Of $717.75 to pay the claim of
the Grass Valley Daily Morning
Union" for advertising constitutional
amendments: substitute adopted and
passed, q to 0.
s. B. 55S Prisk-Making an appro-
priation of $3.50 to pay the claim of the
Sierra Valley Record for advertising
constitutional amendments substitute
adopted and passed, q to 0.
s. B. $50, Prisk-Making an appropri-
alton of $175 to pay the claim of the
National Bulletin" for advertising con-
|stitutional amendments: substitute
adopted and passed, % to 0.
S. B. 562; Prisk-Making an appro-
priaion of $500 to pay the claim of the
Daily Transcript for advertising con-
|stituional amendments; substitute
adopted, amended and to third reading
A. BIO appropriate the sum of $575
to pay, the claim of James H. Barry for
money due and owing to the said James
II. Barry from the State; read the Sec
ond time and to printer.
At 4:40 o'clock the Senate was at re-
cess until s p. m.
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Afternoon Breezes Blow for Time
Attention to Files.


After the correction and approval Of
Mondays journal leave of absence was
granted to Hanley, Crowley and Bliss
IN RE TICKS.
George w. Ficks, lessee of the Clunie
Opera-house, who was arrested by AS
sistant Sergeant alarms Doble on
Tuesday evening for obstructing him
in the performance of his duties by
refusing him the opportunity to arrest
absentee members of the House in the
theater, came before the House imme-
diately after the reading of the journal
yesterday morning, accompanied by his
counsel, Hiram Johnson, to answer to
the charge Of contempt easf
At the outset Dibble offered a resolu-
ton which, being adopted, made the
proceedings both simple and brief. Fol-
lowing is the resolution as adopted:
Resolved, That the Speaker appoint
a select committee of three to take
testimony and report the facts in con-
nection. with the arrest of George w.
Ficks for interfering with the Sergeant
alarms and obstructing the process of
the House; that the Speaker assign one
of the official stenographers to report
the testimony and one of the committee
clerks to act as clerk of said commit
tee.
given power to send for persons and
papers.
Resolved, That said committee be
instructed to ascertain and report
whether any member of the House ad-
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of the freeholders of the district, said
So per day.
Davis and Smith opposed the amend
ment and it was lost.
Morehouse offered two amendments
to Section Sc the first providing that
any county may approve of the bond
of county official; the second pro-
viding that corporations authorized and
qualified to act as sureties on such
bonds may be allowed SO to act.
Section SO, which was a new one,
and the greater portion of it met with
county funds in banks by County
Treasurers, and as reported back by
the committee reads as follows:
Section SO. The County Treasurer OF
each county in this State must keep all
moneys belonging to this State, or TO
any county in this State. in his own
possession, until disbursed according to
law. He must not place the same in
the possession of any person, to be
used for any purpose; nor must he loan,
nor in any manner use, or permit any
person to use the same, except as pro-
vided by law; but nothing in this sec
ton or elsewhere shall prohibit him
from making general deposits of any OF
said funds, for safe keeping, in any
bank or banks of this State, within his
county. and receiving from said bank
or banks certificate or certificates there.
for, payable on demand to said Treas
urer or his successor in office; provided,
however, that said bank or banks on
and prior to the receipt of any of said
moneys shall have executed to said
County Treasurer coed and sufficient
bond, by a surety company to be ap-
proved by Superior Judge of said
county in a sum of not less than
double the amount of the largest sum
likely to be, held by it at any one time;
which bond shall be conditioned for
the payment of each and all of said
certificates and the moneys represented
thereby. on the demand therefor. Of
said Treasurer or his successor in office;
and provided further. that no treasurer
shall at any time deposit or have on
deposit with any Of said banks or bank
a sum equal to more than one-half of
the penal sum of the bond executed by
either of said bank or banks, respect
lively, as hereinbefore mentioned"
Gillette offered an amendment to
strike out all of the section after the
word making" in the clause prohibit
ing said official from making general
deposits of any of the funds in banks
in the State. and inserting the follow
ing:
Making special deposits for the safe
keeping of public moneys. but he shall
be liable on his official bond.''
The amendment was under discussion
when the hour for attending the joint
session arrived.
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Continued on Sixth Page,
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criticisms of the Speakers rulings, and
and about the Assembly during several
hours, but it is not expected that to-
days Senatorial ballot will be affected,
A FLORAL TRIBUTE.
Johnson was the recipient last even
ing of a pretty bunch of posies, made
up of his fayorite blossoms carnations,
and presented by Mrs. Sturtevant Peet.
of the passage through both houses OF
her school suffrage bill.
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ton to the blood. IT
wears, tears and drags a
woman's life away. The
whole. physical syste m
grows sluggish and torpid
under it.
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under it.
No wondeTsso many sales
girls and facs Dry girls and housewives suf-
fer from indigestion and constipation and
bilious trouh les. No wonder they are sub
ject to the diseases of the delicate special
organism OF their sex. The wonder is
rather that they can stand it as we'll as
they do.
But "a poor weak woman" as she is
termed, viii endure bravely and patiently
agonles which a strong man would give
way under. The fact is women are more
patient than they ought to be under such
troubles
Every woman ought to know that she
may obtain the most eminent medical adj
vice Jroe Of charge and in absolute conf
denre and privacy by writing to DR.. R. v.
Pierce, chief consulting physician of the
1nvaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo. N. Y. Occupying this position for
thirty years he has had a wider practical
experience in the treatment of women's
diseases than any other physician in this
country. His medicines are world famous
for their astonishing efficacy.
The most perfect remedy ever devised for
weak and delicate women is DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. His ~Colden Med
ical Discovery" Isl the on,,,- ornament di-
Restive and nutrient tonic. The two med
icines taken alternately, form the most
perfect and successful course of treat
ment ever prescribed for female troubles
complicated with a sluggish, overweight,
nervous, diseased constitution. In severe
constipation DR. Eierce's Pleasant Pellets
should be occasionally taken with the
ethers.s They Aevar gripe-
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NOTICE TO CREDTTORS.-EST
of THOMAS HAGUE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the last will and tes-
the creditors Of, ! and al persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publi-
at the office of Hiram w. johnson and
Peter J. Shields. Storl building, corner
Fifth and x streets, Sacramento City,
the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of the said estate
in the county of Sacramento, State of
California. ELMER o. WALKER,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Thomas Hague, deceased.
Dated at Sacramento March Z, 1899.
Hiram w. Johnson and Peter J. Shields,
attorneys for executor.
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Girls who

Girls who
have to stand
on their feet
N ost of the
time work as
h ard a S any
dayslaborer yet
they do not get
what is rightly
called exercise.
Close, confn-
ing, indoor &C.
cupat1on gives
no exhiliration
to the nervous
S Y 5 t e m n or
active circula1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-29
NEWS OF DISASTER APPALLING.
Hundreds of Live. and nTucl, Valuable
Property Swept Away.
(BV Teleeraph !

CALCUTTA, Sept, 2s-Lieutenanr
Governor Sir John Woodturn announc-
ed TO The council yesterday that fou,
hundred lives We're los. through the
i'oods at Earjeling. canital OF the dis
tri1l of that name in addition 10 those
drowned on the plains
Great havoc has been caused al kur-
song. The Margarelch ope estate lost
| 100 acres and Mealand factory was de-
stroSeG. Some coolies We're buried il,
me runs OF the managers house
when was partially destroyed Tho
tAFonsrove estate lost thirty acres and
1000 tea bushes. The cuolie lines wee
swept way and many persons were k IL
ed. but the exact number is not known
factory was also destroyed at this
place
y huge land-slip below St. AIary'e
seminary destroyed the railroad bridge
and completely blocked the road \
preach thirty yards Wide has been
made and the rails are hanging in the
air. II is thought the break canno, be
repaired within thirty days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-29
To y. Used bv the S. aboard.

The Chesapeake & Ohio tracks are
70 be used by the Seaboard Air Line
from Richmond to Gordonsville 10 con
meet With line to be constructed from
GOruonSville to Ellton.
"A gentleman from Greene county
made this statement to Dispatch
writer yesterday
The line for the route has been sur
vcycd and everybody believes the road
Will be built" he continued. The prices
Of real estate are advancing. and there
is prospecting for minerals every where
Many options are being taken on prop
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AIu.r Rem Y. the Tanks.

The United States has en- erred
suit against the Union Tank Company
IN" New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk
Railway Company and the Old Domin-
ION steamship Company.
ne government seeks to compel the
defendant companies to remove from
Hampton Roads certain Instructions
and alleged menaccs to navigation in
the shape Of iron tank cars. which were
lost overheard in Sewal!s Point chan
mel from the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk railway barge No ) in col
llslon on February Sth With the Old Do
m!nlon steamship Jamestown
me action is brought in the l-njtc,l
states Court by the Hon. Edgar Allan,
United states District Attorney
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BeR.e-Phelps Nuptjals.

The Norfolk Virginian-P Pilot gives; !.c
following account of the Bcale Phelps
marriage, brief mention of which A;.s
made in the Daily Press yesterday.
IN the parlnrs OF the Hotel Glad
stone Yesterday afternoon at 30
o'clock Mr.. Lindsay Mitchell Thoa,as
Bcale, or Newport News. and Miss Ella
May Phelps. Of this city. We're united
in marriage by Rev J. j. Hall. p. D.. Of
Park Avenue Baptist church, Bramb!e-
ton Ward.
Mr. ID s. lalmadgc. Of Norfolk. was
best man. and Miss Fannie Green NJ
Portsmouth, maid Of honor. The at
PENDANTS We're Mr.. Drake ana Nj.
Meade. Of Norfolk. and Miss Grace Ha.-
lis. of Portsmouth, and Miss MarSare t
.Bollc, of Norfolk"