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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
M'KINLty'S IDEAS
Future Course as to New
Dependencies.
Territorial 6overhmsst for Hawaii-Pro-
speets for Cubs. Phldesiaes sad
Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-There is
good authority for the statement that
the President has returned to Wash
ington with these ideas uppermOst in
mind as to his future course in rela-
ton to our new dependencies:
Philippines-Civil government by
three commissioners to supplant mill
tary rule Immediately after the rebel
lion is crushed.
Cuba--Continue military control un-
til 1t Is determined by means Of a gen.
eral election whether the inhabitants
want independence or annexation. II
independence, the new government
elected will be recognized by the
United States, and will be given en-
couragement at every opportunity to
establish its stability. II annexation,
the President will be governed by the
sentiment of American citizens as II
may then exist.
Porto Rico-Civil government Of a
prevails in Arizona.
Hawaii-Territoria form of govern
ment, as recommended by the Hawaii
an Commission, and as provided for In
the measure now pending In Congress
Some weeks will elapse before the
President settles down to the actual
preparation of his message, but he has
returned from his vacation with some
well-defined views as to the Difficult,
problems which confront him, and will
Immediately commence discussions OF
details with members of his Cabinet
1t has been generally supposed that
with war still in progress in the Phil
ippines he would avoid committing
himself to recommendation for the fu-
ture government of the islands, but
such will probably not be the case. His
Pittsburg speech leaves no room fol
doubt that he will insist upon perma-
nent American control of the Philip
pines. To this extent he has come out
squarely and thrown down the gaunt-
let to the anti-eXpansionists.
1t is appreciated that 1t. will be
some years before the islands are ripe
for even a territorial form of govern
ment, such as Is proposed for Porto
Rico. so that the control by commits
siners, much the same as the District
of Columbia is governed, is deemed a
happy solution and a substitute fol-
military government, and a safe and
simple means of control preliminary
| to the establishment of territOria
form OF government when 1t may b'
possible to give the natives general!
the right Of suffrage. The plan undel
consideration contemplates three com
missiOners-One an army officer, t
have charge of fiscal affairs; another
a naval officer. to have control of thu
customs, and <hird, a leading Fill
pino, to look after the judiciary, al
three to be appointed by the Preslden
and confirmed by the Senate. Further
details contemplate giving the Fill
pinos a voice in all municipal affairs
and the most liberal government pos
| sible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
CHRONIC DIARRHoEA CURED.

This is to certify that ! have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the war.
! got so weak I could hardly walk or
do anything, One bottle OF Chamber
laln's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured me sound and we'll.
J. u, GIBBS. Fincastle, Va,
had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years, Three bottles of Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured me,
T. l., SHAVER, Fincastle, Va,
liOth Mr.. Gibbs ana Mr., shaver ar,
prominent farmers and reside neat
fiHcastle, Va. They procured th,
remedy from Mr. W. u, Casper, !
druggist ~ that place, who is We'll ac
qnalnisd with them and viii youch f0l
lho truth of ihoir statements for sal,
by Henson, Saith 4 CO., Lad, whole
sale agents fog ", T., and all drussisiI
and dealers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
A NEW EDITOR.
Walter q. Smith viii Take Charge
Oi the Advertiser Shortly.

Early in last July Mr.. w. n. Arm
strong resigned the position Of editor
of the Advertiser, the resignation to
take effect whenever the Hawaiian Ga
zette Company should secure the serv-
les OF another editor. Mr.. Walter q
smith, formerly editor OF the Star, OF
this city. and now one OF the editorial
stan Of the San Francisco Chronicle
was offered the position, and has re-
Gently accepted II, lie expects Il
reach this place In November and vii
relieve the present editor about th'
first Of December, Mr., Armstrong ex
poets Ia spend some time In Washing
ton vity during the winter,
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BAD FOR OTIS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. g.
General Miles today made the
positive statement that he ex-
poets there will be change in
military commanders In the
Philippines. He said to The
Bulletin correspondent that he
believed either he himself would
go to the Philippines and take
command or that General Mer-
ritt would be sent. General
Miles says he believes the pres
ent situation in the Philippines
Is slightly absurd, and that, in
stead of having a junior officer
in command Of the large army
there, one of the senior officers
ought to be sent without delay.
He added that the matter is now
under consideration by the
President.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept, G.--Genoral
Otis cables "a follows from Manila TO,
day
The Pennsylvania sailed september
With forlyfwo officers and I76 on.
listed men, ton Washington Infantry
w" oni'srs ihlrly'iour discharged
thsss men of the Hospital Corps, seven
stsi'lsSs' The Washington lnfanlry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
CAPTAIN DICKENS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--Assistant
Chief OF the Navigation Bureau Die
kens has been ordered to assume com
mand Of the battleship Indiana, reliev-
ing Captain Taylor. Commander Cow
les will succeed Captain Dickens in the
Navigation Bureau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
ORDERED 10 VENEZUELA

WASHINGTON, sept G,-orders VII
ba issued 10 the cruissr Detroit 20 pro
coed az once "a l.aspayra, Nelesuela
IN NieS ~ the disturbed condition %
analrs iH that country The peIrol
II Win sampson'u nesl al philadel
phia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
cLARkE's BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION Purchasers OF Clarke's Blood MIX
ture should SEQ that they get the genuine Article
Worthless limitations aud substitutes sp some
time. palmed on by unprincipied vendors. The
Company, Lincoln, England" are engraved on
the tiovernment stamp, and "Clarkes World
famed blood Mi.lnre," blown in ,hS bo'tle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15

left in Manila ten officers and 147 en-
listed men, re-enlisted; also two off,
GERS and forty-one enlisted men. dis
charged. None are sick.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
VIM. J. BRYAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. e.
william Jennings Bryan, the
Democratic candidate for the
/ Presidential nomination, Is In
/ the city. He arrived by the
! Yosemite train, which pulled in
/ to Oakland mole at noon. A
/ large crowd of Democrats met
him as he alighted, cheered him,
shook his hand, crowded about
/ him as he made his way to the
/ boat and shook him by the
/ hand all the way across the bay.
I From the ferry he was driven
: in a hack to the California Ho-
/ tel. where this afternoon he
was rendered reception, which
/ gave more people an opportuni-
/ ty to make his acquaintance.
I He looks healthy and is evident
/ ly in good spirits. With him
! are his wife and three children,
Ruth, Grace and William.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Clarke's Blood Mixture IL sold IN bottles 2s.
gd. each, and in cas.r containing six times the
quantity, lie sufficient to effect o permanent
cure In the great majority Of long.standing cases
by ALL ChEMIsr and PATENT MEDICINE
VENDO RS thI oughout the world. Proprieiors,
THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRue
COMPANY, Lincoln, England. Trade Mark
"IIOou MIxTuRE,"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-09-15

Also, COssTAsTLY ON HAEDt-
PAciFio 0uAso, POTASH, suLpHATE oF AMMONIA,
kiTHATE oF SODA cAinIkkD FERTILIZER,
Salts, Eyc, tTcp FRO
Al goods UlAHAhttfD in
ForfuI,hsr ysneuisp sply 10 .,
q. " AvsssIs u....s Ptat Case ud gaflullW Couplly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
ECHO OF THE LYNCHlNG.
Captain Webster's son in Alexandria
Eesents Aspcrsion ON His Father.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. August IJ.-Spe-
cial-During conversation last nisht
AZ the Columbia engine house between
John Craven, eX-ian.t1r Of the City Han
building. and WA. Webster. son Of cher
Webster. of The police force the former
stated that Captain Webster. who was
IN charge of the guard al the jail Aast
Tuesday night when Ben Thomas was
lynched had not observed the proper
diligence TO protect the prisoner. Young
Webster resented the dispersion against
his father and the two came 20 blows,
resulting in Craven getting the worst of
the encounter. after which he secured
heavy brass coupling and struck Webster
a severe blow in the back with H.. lie
then ran. and Webster picked up the mis-
sie. threw it NO the fleeing fellow and
struck william Robinson IN the head
innicting a severe wound
Webster this morning forfeited his col
lateral in the Police Court but his friends
think be should have appeared. cstaD-
iishcd his innocence and seen the case
fairly tried.
10 Is understood Captain Webster pro-
poses 60 br.ng some one into court re-
gardiug the natter
Beverly DIess young colored man.
was struck by "a frcllht train 20 The In
tersection of queen and Fayette streets
last night and injured So badly that It
was found necessary TO amputate his
left arm
The county authorities have deemed
IL necessary to remove william Dobson.
the negro held on a charge of criminal
assault upon an e.ehtyear-od white child
20 Manassas i1r safe keeping
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
ARE TIRED OF
THE QUARANTINE
May Be Trouble in Phoebus Unless
Il IS Soon Raised.
POLITICS IN THE PENINSULA.
All of the Candidates Making Big
Claims Many Conflicting Ele-
ments Expected in the
Williamsburg Convention.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August b.
Special-.If the quarantine against Phoe-
bus IS not raised very shortly there VIII
likely be trouble ia that village for some
Of it's inhabitants are getting desperate.
Phoebus almost entirely depends upon SOL
diers Home for its support. That sup
port has been cut off for nearly three
weeks and the effect is being severely
felt I'm some quarters.
There is no truth in the report Of
riot in Phoebus early this morning and
very little foundation To the rumor \
false alarm OF fire was turned IN abou'
1870 O'Clock and this brought out crowd
Of about hundred. a number of ram
dom shots were fired az no one in par
ticular. and uo one was hurt, though IL
was reported that three men were killed.
MAY BE TROUBLE.
The falsity of the report does not how
ever. tend 10 show that the situation
down I'M Phoebus is not a difficult one
and il Is not NJ an unlikely that there
will be trouble yet IL is almost certain
90 come If the quarantine is not raised
by Saturday. which is the date now set
10 was 20 nave D'NN lni7'A N'''''f
cording 10 Dr. j. il. Whhe b nrst promise
10 the Business Meas Association OF
Hampton.
CANDIDATES ALL CONFIDENT
Mr.. a.. W. Robinson. candidate FOR the
State Senate from this district. has re-
turned from WILLIAMSBURG. lie claims
two of the six James city county dele
gates. notwithstanding the reported pro
ceodings OF the mass meeting sn0Nih-
that AN of them are instructed FOR Tyler.
Mr.. W. n. Moss. candidate for the nomi-
nation 10 the House has just returned
from York county. whore he has Deen
electloneering. He declares that the hsht
there lies between EVAN and himself.
Il admit Mr. Madison has some friends
there" he says. but Or. Craford is am
unknown quantity
Mr.. Moss IS az heart a Tyler man. but
he IS willing 20 Doe instructed by the VIII
1ian,sburg convention. 81 looks now as
though this convention will not De able
10 instruct for anybody IL will Doe com
posed Of so many conflicting and hostile
elements.
C3y Associated Press)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 5.-The
indications are that there viii be no
more new cases OF yellow fever remain
ing al the soldiers Home after few
days. Nearly an the conyaiescents are
about fully recovered. The quarantine
against Ph0ebus Will De raised By Hamp-
ton tonight at midnight.
The report sent out from Norfolk last
night 10 The effect that a mob had
threatened 20 lynch Dr. Nandersice. the
physician IN charge of quarantine reguIa-
tons at Ph0ebus. unless he raised the
quarantine is untrue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
PAOEBUS HOPEFUL.
DR. White Recommends That the
Quarantine BE RAISED at Once.


Quarantine BE Raised at Once.
HAMPTON VA. August Special
The situation 40 the Soldiers Home TO-
night is unchanged. AID OF The patients
are getting atoms nicely \ meeting OF
the Marine Hospital Surgeons. the Hamp-
ton Board OF Health. tine Newport News
Board OF Health and the Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Richmond. with view Of
lifting quarantine against Phoeous was
expected. The Hampton and Newport
News authorizes were ON hand t. meet
DR. White biz tho Norfolk. Richmond
and loumouth people failed 20 put I'm
their appearance.
Dr. white teleeraphed SUPERINTENDENT
Wym3u chat there was no occasion for
the further maintenance of the duaran-
tine against ph0ebus that the town could
give "a clean hNl ot heal,h. and he would
recommend that 10 Dee lifted. lie also asks
that Doe Doe allowed 10 place the same
guards around che Home. IL is confident
iy expected thar directions to raise The
quarantine win Doe received by midnight
Many people in Phoebus are In very
bad circumstances and the lifting will be
ioyfuiy welcomed by them. This Will
practically open up the whole business
line between Hampton and Old Point 10
has been two weeks to-day since the quar-
antine was put u operation against Phoe-
bus. and sixteen days since "a passenger
has been allowed lO go through TO Old
Point
The Chamberlm Hotel closed up to-day
until later u the season.
AT this writing winds are very high at
ola Point and increasing tn velocity The
temperature has fallen several degrees
since Sis 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Favorable Weather for Vegetation
Throughout the state.

The following IS the crop bulletin for
the week ending August H. 1899. as pre-
pared by Section Director +. \. Evans.
of the United States Climate and Crop
Service.
Favorable weather FOR growth both In
respect 20 temperature and rainfall. has
continued throughout the State during
the past week. except possibly IN Isolated
localities In the Valley section. whore de-
hc.ent rainfall is causing dr0ughty con-
ditons and crops are consequently suffer
ing Aside from this. the reports indi-
cate that an outstanding field crops are
progressing fav0rabiy toward maturity,
and that they will with continued sea-
sonable weather. give FUN average yields
Outdoor work Is well along crops clean,
turnip seeding and fan blowing In va
rious stages Of completion and saving fod.
der begun.
Corn Is still improving IN condition II
Is filling well. on some OF the early
planted fields the crop has been made and
fodder stripping has begun. In some Of
the Valley counties drought IS causing
firing and some upiands crops are a
failure. This. however applies TO but
very few localities
Tobacco Is COMING forward 'nely Top
ping has been carried nearly To compile
lion on the early-planted fields and is
progressing on the later planted. Some
cutting and curing has also been done.
The prospect for good Yield is en-
couraging IN the vicinity OF Marysville.
Campbell county. tobacco worms are re-
ported as abundant
The second crop OF Irish potatoes has
been planted IN the Tidewater section.
Sweet potatoes are coming TO market
freely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
\ Gordonsyillc Man Arrested in Char
I,,,.-,.ftfo- Como Ia Horse Sba,v

\ GOfuOnSNtlic NAN Aiit~tfh ~ y hai
Iottesvillc-Gon TO Horse Show.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August Is.
special-Frank Henry Gibson, of Cor
louisville, Va, travelling FOR am Atlanta.
Ga, publishing company. was arrested
here this morning charged with forgery
Tie is now I'm jail awaiting hearing.
The case Of the County School Board of
Albemarle against the estate OF Captain
4. J. Parish. former treasurer of the
county. has been compromised IN the sum
or Sl0.750
The Horse and Colt Show OF Harrison
burg. Va. will commence tomorrow. Mr
j. b. Andrews. of this city, who has been
appointed a Judge left this evening in
company with number OF Albemarle
horse men 90 Dee present tomorrow
In the absence of Judge John N. White,
Of the County Court Judge G.. h. Comp
ton. a prominent lawyer Of this city. oc-
cuped the bench.
The Rev j. J. White has just closed r.
three days revival meeting at Spring
nm church which resulted I'm forty -four
accessions 20 the church.
Mr.. r. r. Lynn Of Prince William. ana
Miss BERTHE Miller. OF this county We're
married this morning az the residence OF
the brides parents. near Free Union.
After the ceremony they left for the
Virginia Springs where they VII spend
the honeymoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.-The resigna-
non OF Major Robert II. White. 4. }. A..
r..,rea has been accepted by the Presl-
deut.
Niaior white was IN the Medical Depart
mont and retired in July. iSS a. his own
request after thirty years service lie
was appointed from Virginia. No reason
l. given for his resignation, though he in
sisted upon It's being accepted.
II j. unusual Tor retired officer 10 re-
Agn. especially as ne relinQuishes tho
pay amounting 70 three.fourih OF thu
rank he held at the tine og retirement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
A NEWSPAPER
SUED FOR LIBEL
Summons Served on the Raleigh
News and Observer.
PUBLlCSCHOOL BONOSVALUABLE
Their subscription Price -- Gov.
Russell Employs Counsel in the
Railroad Case.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug 15.-spccIaL-.
Summons has been served ON thet News
ana Observer by summerin, the penlten-
uary farm superintendent for $3.50 libel
damages.
Walter II. Page, a North Carolnian,
who has made a name Tor himself In the
literary world. has resigned as editor Of
the Atlantic monthly and accepted a 20.
sllon on a combined magazine Of har.
per ana Mcclure.
TO SAVE FREIGHT.
4 man named Esler. rom M.chl.
gan. writes Emmisau0u Commissioner
Thompson that Dee wants to move 90
Western North Carolina TO raise apples
for this State Tie says bee ships apples
here from Michigan and thinks he viii
save freight by raising them here.
The Legislative Investigation Commit
tee expected GO begin the work OF inves-
tigating The affairs az the pententiary
today but the plans have been changed
and they viii begin the work on the I'D
ON the 23d Mrs A. b. Andrews and
Miss jamie Andrews and Mr. and Mrs.
Cbas. T.. Johnson. who have been
spending the summer abroad viii SAN on
the Teutonic from Liverpool Tor New
York.
The $4,000 public school bonds which
We're sold for ll6. are now advertised FOR
sale at $ll9.35. with accrued interest.
The Board OF Trustees of me Univer-
slty wiz meet here on the isth 70 elect
a dean OF the Law Department and look
into other matters.
The Raleigh and Great Eastern Railroad
Company was chartered yesterday with
"a capital stock NJ 10000. 10 is 10 DO
q local road 20 open up a fine section Of
timber land.
COUNSEL EMPLOYED.
Governor RussellJ after obiectng to the
cooperative commission employing counsel
in the railroad Injunction cases. has look
ca differently at the matter and employs
the same counsel Judge C0nn0r, OF VIII
son and Messrs. simmons. Pou and
ward. 0f Raleigh. lie also though adds
20 tho counsel J. G.. J.. Harris ana
Charles A. Cook. The State pays coun-
sci fees as there IS no commission ap-
preparation for lawyers fees.
state Treasurer Worth tomorrow opens
the bids FOR the so 20 bonds % be issued
for the purchase Of the Caiendonia
farms for the pententiary. they are
ten year. per cent. coupon bonds. No
bids under lOi will bee considered.
CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Or Cooper Curtice. The STATE vete-
rlnarlan. after studying cattle fever. VIII
recommend TO the Federal and state .u-
thoritles for better control and suppress
sion of the fever. "A strict quarantine and
better defined quarantine lines and the
prohibiting Of driving Of cattle from infec-
tn free range counties 10 uninfecied stock
law counties.
The state Library trustees have sold
SD worth OF Colonial Records recently
The new gas company formed here VIII
issue $4,000 worth ~ bonds the proceeds
10 be used IN establishing and equippins
their plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

- yoRK pRonrcN MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Aug 15.-FLOUR-Easie
i'm tone. but not quotably lower, as Llld-
ers refused 90 name concessions IN spite
of Wheats sharp break.
RYE FLOUK-steady; good to fair
S2tN13.1O
HYE-Steady.
BARLEY Steady.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
WHEAT-SpOt easy. NO. red, tVsc.
Options opened weak ar a3c. decline in re-
sponse TO unexpectedly weak cables ana
fine weather. Continued weakness and
declines later I'm the day were attended
by selling for both accounts and disap,
pointed export deveiopmehts. Olosel
weak of f5oI1atc met decline, Septemaet
closed at 1J'.c.. December closed al TIC
CORN-Spot easy. No. aNr. Opilon7
opened easy az &c. decline under peIlec.
crou coudltiouhs which. withr the FREAK
FIN wheat. affected prices an day, not
withstanding big cleaiauces Hnd cNp,I'
business. closed weak at liu"'. net de-
cline. September closed al 3Jhc.' Deem
0S JAS rs Spot dull; No. ? 9o4a27e. op-
BEEF" steady; family, S9.5oa1i' pack
ct CIT FL -' MS'S5ATs-steady; picked hams
rI-R-Trregular: western creamery,
17a2lc.: state dairy li0lsc
CHFFSF-F Firm, large whle -HHr.
EGGS-Strong; state ana Iehnssy ivan d.
1GG1Sc.. western nm graded, llnlt'-c
POTATOEg- Steady: fair 90 prime. 81 80
0I7j: fancy, S202 -; so thern' >L"0h
CABBAGE-Quiet; Long Island, Sso4
PEI cro'T rTToN BY sTEAM-To Liverpool
TARTEEasier: western steamed closed
at $50. city SJ1J. August closed ar
$3.50 nominal. Refined easy; Continent
1913
COTTON-SEED Olb-Quiet.
RIOS N-Firm.
TURPTNTINE-Firm
RICE-F.rm.f ,.4
goFFEE- Ontions opened uncnahsed'
steady. and after advancing . points on
oove~ino ruled Interesting. Speculative
interest was dormant. Sellers were heId
i'm check bv low prices. ana BUYERS ny
large receipts. unfavoraple cahie, u.u
apathy i'm spot department. closed haIely
steady UNCHANGED 10 > pony, ,,,., io~' ~
sales. 300 bags. includins Ausust at
81 90. December. S4SJ. Fcnrlary. Ni"'.
March s505OJ Spot conce-kiO dull ana
easy. mild barely steady.
StrGAE-Raw weak faif frhhlhs'
2 15-fGc-. centrifugal. 10 test. 4i4c.; mo-
lasses sugar. 3 13-1Gc. Refined about
NfIStNfFLONS - Common extremely
dun. fancy stock scarce. hackensack
nor barrel zoe US1 -. Monmouth county
Jenny Lind. 75c pSl25 Haa,ckensa9iK sec, SEQ.
&c lSf 20. South Jersey Gem ana jenny
Lind. per barrel 7Jc.Sl ZJi per crate 4"i
zoe. MARYLAND. ROCKFORD seed. per
crate 2007Jc.; Emerald Gem. GOui'c.i
Gem and Jenny Lind. per Two paskel car
rier, lOQ7Jc.; Virginia and Norm caro-
WkTTRMELONs- Selling generally. AZ
r,retioue prices but extra. choice lots
yrouid nrohabl brine a premium. per car
load. S75UiJO: per hundred. Ss4l2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
MORMON ELDERS NOT PREACHERS
\ Georgia Judge Refuses To Exempt
THEW From Poll Tax.
CHATTANOOGA, IhNN' Aug.

CHATTANOOGA lH-'-'' aug. l''-sat-
urday two Mormon elders were arrested
in Tavlor county Ga. for refusing TO pay
pou taxes The elders claimed they were
preachers and exempt.
me Judge Of the superior Court stated
IRON ire berch that he refused ia recog-
NE them "a preachers ana assessed /
one.
.rhe elders had no money and were
az ~tea on TO iail. but succeeded in get
t,n, the tailor u accept their watches az
scc1rltv Yntn they could send for money
u pay the fines
President Rich. of the s. uthern Mormon
sorietv. saws he viii proceed IN the courts
against the Taylor county judge.