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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
LOOKING INTO CONVICT CHARGES.
Prison Board il InvestlEatinE the
Case at vaidosta.


ValdosiA. Ga. Oct is.-Ths investigation
inso the charges brought by Solicitor Ed
rnonson o. Thomas county aeains, the
McRco convict camps were commenced
here in the Court House az > o'clock this
morning The Prison Board. consisting
o. Judge Joe Turner. Gen. Clement Evans
and Hon Tom Eason. Was present and
heard the evidence.
Solicitor Edmonson was assisted by MS
rncle Col Humphreys. IN the prosecution.
while the McRecs we're repreEted by Hon.
Henry C. Turner OF Quitman, Col c. a.
whitaker and Cap s. T. kingHberry.
Col l. r s Denmark appeared for the
County Commissioners.
The evidence was almost entirely that
% negroes who had been confined AZ the
camps or az MeRee's. There were a
dozen q these witnesses. and oil Of them
were brought over from Quitman this
morning Col Humphreys announced 10
She Prison BOARD that ne would noe con-
sent Tor his witnesses 20 leave the house
o. 60 downstairs until after their testi-
monyf had been given. though he would
consent for them 70 be kept IN the Jury
room adjoining the oour room thus sep
arating them from those who were testi-
fylnE
These witnesses were used TO prove the
charges made BY Solicitor Edmonson a
few days ago ArainKt the management o.
the camps Their testimony without re-
buttai wokd have been very damaging
The cross-examinaoons threw some light
upon some Of the eloudy-lookirE features.
ana the witnesses for the camps. " "
slid will testify a. strongly the other
way The testimony o. the white wit
nesscs to-day consisted In hearsay and
rumors and was not regarded a. strong.
The defendants announced that their ev-
.dence would come from reputable white
people. and the proceedings tomorrow
may prove 20 b very interesting.
large crowd wns in the courtroom to-
day listening TO every feature In the case.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
GIRLS WE'RE FRANTIC.
Lives Were Lost An a burning build
Ing "a Detroit.

Detroit. Mich. Oct is.-As result OF
IRE which started soon after o'clock
this afternoon Ia che building az No -
Jefferson avenue. occupied by the Witch
ell Brothers Company. manufacturers Of
shoes. three women are dead and eight
persons are more or less seriously hurt.
The first started IN the basement which
was used as storcroom FOR boxes and
lumber. Tne origin remains mystery.
The flames spread 80 rapidly that none OF
the employees who We're on che second and
third floors were able 20 escape by the
stairway The girls employed IN the
building we're on the third noor. and when
the cry OF fire was raised. they became
panlc-stricken and rushed for the win
dows. where a general night followed in
the efforts 20 get out.
The fremen took several girls from the
thIrd-story front Windows while others
escaped from the rear by means Of fire
escapes. The money loss was small
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
CAPTURE Not CONTINUED.
Pao ring Fu's CaPitoiation 10 Gsner-
ali, Dis~redfted.

for5on oct. II. a. m There - no
confirmation Of the reported capture OF
Pao Ting ~. - which according 20 me
slaugha. Echo 81 p0chlne the French
consul here. nae received news The re-
port is generally dscredited IN London.
especially az there ls no direct ielc-
.-rapaic communication between shaugha!
and Pao Ting Fu.
Hong Kong DISPATCHES tell 81 the spread
Of the southern rebellion. The Hong
KouF correspondent % the Daily Ex-
press sends a report nat the french
torpedo boat destroyer Hardy sheiled p
90 rebels. who were advsncing or san
Chuu killing forty and wounding hun
drels
The evidence ~ Prince Tuan's con Iinu-
ance Co power causes anxiety. According
60 enc shanghai corresEordsnt % IN
Morning Post & has produced serious
depression ln trade Two Chimes banks
have GNsd other are expected TO cose.
ana IL o. reported that the Russo Chinese
bank o. Or difaeuitcs owing 20 the -
moVal OF the Chinese court 20 The province
% Sher So
Shanghai kilograms report that the
local msrdarns have received q dispatch
from Prince Tusn announcing that the
court o. row 10 safekoop.nK AMI oNhortrg
chem Go have patience until winfc. de-
mates tho allies end 70 keep the arse
nails ig constant work. aUd "svc~1 hing
Ir readiness Tor "a massacre q III foreign
ere when tho pr'per time arrives
IL BE- also reported that the Empress
DowaRcr has issued a decree removing
Liu Kun WI viceroy a MAXIM. from
MS poet and ordering Gen Yung Lu 10
Join her 40 Sian Fu.
TIE ShanE TunE Boxers are returnins
20 heir homes Twelve thousand o; them
we're utterly defeated outside % Tsang
Chao. near the chi II border. by 500 OF
Gov Yum Chi Kars troops. under Gen.
Mel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
THIRTY-THREE DROWNED.
steamer CoIIanda Was Run Down
In Oriental Waters.

Victoria. B. C.. oct. 6.-News OF
marine catastrophe, as a result Of which
thirty-three persons. nineteen Of them
foreigners. FIVE hailing from the United
States. were drowned. was brought to-day
By the Empress OF Japan.
The Norwegian steamer Collauda new
steamer OF 3se9 tons. was making her
third voyage from Port Arthur with a
general cargo for japanese ports, and
when or Iowassima. she was run down
by the steamer lie Maru. She had forty
passengers and a crew Of twenty with
Ave foreign officers. The lee Maru pick
81 up the survivors and brought them TO
Nagasaki.
Two foreigners. twelve japanese and
some Chinese escaped IN boat. and
twenty-five OF the crew. including the
captain and second officer. we're rescued
By the lie Maru
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
SOCIETY MIN \ SUICIDE.
T. Y. Lane, son-in-Law of senator.
Shot Himself

shot Himself
Washington. Oct Is Thomas r. Lane.
son-in-law Of ex-senator blackburn. com
night. Mr.. Lane entered the house about
II .. m. and sho, himself Ia the presence
Of hts little daughter while his wife was
resting on a couch in an adjoining room.
Death was almost Instantaneous.
Mr.. Lane was the American representa-
tive OF the London ordnance firm Of
Nickers Sons a Maxim lie was well
to do. prominently connected. and "a Ia
mihar figure In Washington society. II
Is said that he was driven 20 the act by
brooding over his ili health He was
told some time ago that he had Brlchts
disease. and he allowed the matter 20
prey upon his mind
Hts wife. who was Lucille Blackburn.
had narrow escape from death by a
pistol wound about three years ago. The
Lanes were then living al the Hotel Well
ington. Mr. Lane was out % town much
Of the time. and Mrs Lane kept a loaded
revolver in her bureau drawer. one night
she was found in her room with a bullet
wound In her breast and u was OK
planned by the family that in taking some
laces from the drawer the pistol had been
hfted up and falling ON the hammer, ex-
ploded
She fingered between life and death for
some time but ultimately recovered The
shock OF last nights tragedy completely
Frustrated her. ana she g. now under the
constant care OF physician.
senator Blackburn was tn HagergtoWn.
Nd. last night when the news OF the
suicide reached him. He had been on
a camraign tour OF the state He left as
soon as possible for Washington. and u
f. likely that the occurrence will force
him TO abandon any further active work
In the campaign
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
UPHELD FACTORY LIRE.
wright Insists That IL Docs Much for
the Operatives.

wright Insists That IL Does Much for
the Operatives.
Warrington Oct lathe sembanuual
meeting Of the New England Manufaetur-
ers' Association began here tonight and
Will continue through THURSDAY Presi-
dens D. VI. Thompson Of Providence well
coined The members IN a brief address
and Secretaries Gage ana Ions who o.
cupled seats on the presiding officers plat
form. also spoke. a paper was read by
Labor Commissioner Carroll D. Wright
who had for his subject. The Factory
as an Element IN Social Life" President
Thompson then delivered his formal adj
dress.
Commissioner Wright in his paper on
tine Factory ~ an Element In Social
life" asserted that factory life. rather
than being q degrading influence was an
uplifting ono lie said that "a had taken
the New England and English farming
girls. the Irish immigrant. the French
Canadian and the swede successfully and
had lifted each class up TO a higher stand
ard Of living. che operative IN each case
leaving the factory for something better.
In the South It was doing the same thing
for the moor whites
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
WILL BE 1000 900 BOXES.
Conservative Estimate So Fixes
FIortda's Orange Crop.

Jacksonville Fla. Oct. ia conserve
tive estimate OF Florida's orange crop this
year places the yield at iOooooo boxes.
An extra large yield will be had in Mana
tee. HRlborough and De Soto counties
The groves are In healthy condition. aud
within two weeks the fruit will begin
to be marketed Before the freeze In
1926. the yield was 10000 boxes. They
sold nj 50 cents. but this year the aver
age price per box Is 8.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
In thr Rcror.Irr.- court.

In the Recorders Court yesterday four
teen prisoners were tried. Anton Fustina'
the white man arrested on the charge
OF the theft OF clothes from jamie Butler.
was rsmanded to the City Court. and so
was Frank Thomas. also white. who was
sent TO the barracks for the larceny Of
brass from the mill Of the Southern Cot
ton OH Company.
Tho remainder OF the cases were OF lie
tie importance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
Dead, Of nm Ola CitIEen.

statesboro. Ga. Oct i6.-Mr Ios.'a
Zetirower OF this place. died here t.'
morning after lingering Illness OF
eral weeks MIR. Zettrower was a'aa.
years old. and one Of the best know"
men IN the county He had held me "H'
OF tax collector and county treasure
a number Of years. and had AWAY s''-"
entire satisfaction lie had been o GO
slstent Mason OF Ogeechee Lod1e
about forty-nve years. which fralern..
viii conduct the funeral exercise
Statesboro Cemetery tomorrow moEni'-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
SHOOTING AT FITZGERALD.
Perry Branch Let on His Revolver
Into Mitchell williams.


FITZGERALD. Ga. Oct. i6-To-night about
o'clock. Mitchell williams. a negro por-
ter at Mauldins saloon. was shot by
Perry Branch. a bartender in the same
saloon.
II seems from reports that Branch and
Mitchell had a few words over a trifiing
matter during tho afternoon, and along
about 6 O'Clock they met In the alley hy
lanes saloon. when Branch shot Will
ans Just above the heart with 52-cal-
1ro revolver The wounded man vas tax
en- 10 the Office OF Drs. Powell and smith.
where the bullet was removed.
Bransh was captured by Chief Smith
after an exciting chase Of over four blocks
and lodged IN Jail Hts friends got to-
gcther and gave a 1900 bond before Jus
tice Paulk for his appearance at the su-
perior Court next week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
WILL me- GEN. McGLAsHAN.
savannahfan Prominently Mentioned
~ Gen. Evans Successor.

a. ten. Evaua' successor.
Atlanta. oct 1.-THE consensus %
opinion among the best posted Confederate
Veterans OF prominence In and around At
ianta Is that Gen. P. a. McGlashan OF
Savannah will succeed Gen. Evans as
comma nder-in-e OF the Georgia d.
vision OF United Confederate Veterans
Cen MeGlashan Is the senior hriga1isr
Of the Confederate Veterans of Georgia
being now In command OF the Eastern Di-
vision. His present rank makes him the
logical successor OF Gen. Evans, and mas
much as he Is IN every way qualihed 20
nj this high position. his promotion Is
confidently expected.
Especially f. Gen. McGlsshsI's appoint
ment expected IN view OF the fact that
Gov Gambler. whose name has been
prominently mentioned in this connection,
and who has been endorsed for the 70
sition. will not accept the place. ard. in
fact. viii not allow his name to be used
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
NO APPOINTMENT MADE YET.
PIeasants of Jacksonville Mentioned
for Trnmc Mannger.

There Il a rumor in circulation that
Mr. W. H. Peasants. assistant general
freight agent Of the Florida Central and
Peninsular. will be made traffic manager
OF the Ocean Steamship Company. Pres
ideut Egan was asked about the matter
before his departure from Augusta and
replied that no such appointment had
been made.
General Freight Agent c. r. Caps Of
tho SeabOard was also asked about the
matter yesterday. and said that he had
heard the rumor here. but that he was
with Mr. Peasants In Jacksonville only
the day before. and the latter said moth
ing TO him about it. as he very probably
would have done had the report been
true Mr. Peasants Is said 10 be a very
competent trafic man and popular with
the railroad people and business men
alike. lie has been with the +. C., & =.
a number OF years.
Mr. l. W Collier. commercial agent
OF the Illinois Central. with headquarters
In Atlanta. was among the visitors to
the city yesterday
SIR. V. ". Ciuis. travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Chicago. MhWau-
kee and St Paul Railroad. with head
quarters IN New Orleans was among the
visitors In railroad circles yesterday.
Industrial Agent Patrick Of he SEA
board Air Line Is expected IN Savannah
tomorrow with a party Of people interest
ed in the South.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

New York. oct i6.-It Is announced that
Goldman. Sachs and Company have en-.
gaged 100000 gold for import Lazard
Freres also announces an engagement OF.
10000 IN gold. which Is on the way from
Europe, IN addition TO their previous an
nounccmcnt This hriuge the total u
gold engaged for import ON the present
movement TO date $1,000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
COLUMBUS WAS CROWDED.
Roosevelt Was Given Tremendous |
Ovation There.

Columbus. o.. Oct is.-No, since the
great Blaine Demonstration in iSss. has
this city been 80 crowded with visitors as
It is tonight the occasion OF the appear
auce here Of Gov. Roosevelt.
Ten speeches made 20 large audiences
since leaving Cincinnati A. O'Clock this
morning. had not impaired the Governor
vocal organs. nor did he show any evi.
dence OF fatigue when he was introduced
az the Auditorium.
The Roosevelt special arrived here AZ
100 o'clock and for two hours the Coy.
ern0r rode In brilliantly Illuminated
electric carriage IN the parade through
the principal streets OF the city The pa
rade was more than two hours passing "a
given polnf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
RETURNS CAUSED no CHANGE.
English Government Party Has n
Net Gain Of Two seats.

London Oct i6.-The election returns
to-day DO not change the results and the
final figures with the exception OF The
orkney Islands. leave the government a
ret gain OF two seats The total num-
Der Of members OF Parliament elected -
e69 as follows: Ministerialists. &9i; op-
position. 26s
A. the orkney Islands district Is re-
gardcd as a safe Liberal seat. the govern
ment's majority will be i30 against rs
at the time Of dissolution.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

New York. Oct ie-The attendance at
the bazaar being held al the Waldorf-As-
toria for the benefit OF the sufferers IN the
recent Galveston hurricane was very large
tonight The secretary estimates that
the receipts 90 far will amount to be-
tween SeOeo and 5000.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
rark was only Joking.

Macon. oct 6.-Cap,. r. Z. Park.
state treasurer-eleet says " is all fool
lshness 20 talk about anybody introduc.
ing n bill TO Increase the representation
ln the general assembly. He says he was
merely joking when he suggested u. and
there Is no need for anybody 10 be con-
cerned about Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
Daughter. OF Gcn. wheeler.

New York oct. is.-AmonE the pas
sengers, who arrived on the Rcd star
steamship Kensingion tonight, were the
daughters Of Gen. Joseph Wheeler. who
have been abroad for several moOtns
and who Will stay with friends Ia this
city FOR a few weeks before going 90 their
Southern home Gen. Wheeler met them
az Quarantine.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
REPORTED As MANFRED.
RumOr Again Busy Regarding the
DowaEer Empress.

Berlin. oct. is-The report tina, Dow
ager Empress Frederick vas married last
April to Baron Seckendorn. who was
hofmcister under Empress Frederick. al
though widely circulated abroad. had al
ways been strenuously denied here until
tie present crisis In her disease. Now.
however. Il Is being circulated and ac-
ccptcd together with fresh number 81
details. such as that the marriage oc-
CURED IN England.
Il - said that the principal mal1dy Of
tho nowager Empress Is cancer OF the
kidneys. According to the latest bull
letius. she Is somewhat better. but a fatal
result Is generally expected BY the pub
lie
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
HAD A s25O.OOO FIRE.
AZ Lenst 13.OOO.OOO Feet of Lumber
Were Destroyed at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh. Wis. Oct. l6-Property valued
a, more than quarter OF million dol
lars was destroyed in the lumber district
OF this city to-day.
At least 100000 feet Of lumber was de-
stroycd. together with part OF the Hol-
hster-Ames Companys mill. and Of the
plant OF Challoner a Sons Company. The
losses are fully covered by insurance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Washington. oct. l6.-secrc;ary Ions
to-day received telegram from GOV
Jones Of Arkansas. designating his daugh-
ter Miss Bobby Newton Jones as sponsor
Tor the monitor Arkansas which Is 20 be
launched AZ Newport News in the near
future
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
FOR WHITES AND NEGROES.
Northern society seeks the Uplifting
of Poor of the south,

Albany, \. " oct. i6-Articlcs 81 incor-
poration OF the Southern Educational So
ciety were filed with the Secretary OF
state to-day II Is formed for the adj
vancement Of che poor. especially the poor
white and negroes OF the Southern states.
ana the Improvement Of their social and
physical conditions.
The principal Office OF the society Is IN
New York city The directors are Robert
g. Ogden. Charles +. BEclow. Algernon
$ Frizzell Elgin II. y. Gould. George l..
Nichols Of New York city Alexander
Purves OF Hampton. Va: William ".
Baldwin. II. Albert Sclbert Of BROOKLYN.
Lewis y. Franklin Of Flushing and Louis
@. Myers OF summs. y. J.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
MndIey vice President.

Waycross. Ga. oct. i6-Mr. J T..
wadley. cashier or the First National
pank. was hoaored hy the American
Bankers Associa ion at is recent session
In Richmond lie was chosen as tho
vice president OF the association from
Georgia. This IL an honor TO waycross.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
STORM KILLED THREE.
serious Injuries We're Caused Others
az newark. y. ,.

w ~ " NJ - = y
New York oct is.-The storm which
passed over this city late this afternoon
struck Newark y. j.. with frightful
force. and caused the death OF three men.
faial injuries TO a, least two others, and
serious injury 10 three more.
The men were engaged In taking down
the scanolding inside and outside OF the
new building OF the Marin Linoleum
Works The wind Hit the building. rush
"a through the openings and formed a
Whlrlwind inside the walls. and "a a mo-
ment the whole collapsed like an cggshell.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
PRESENTED m TO BRooKLYS.
PIttsburg Put Up Very Poor Arti-
Gle of Hall.

Pittsburg oct. 1s-Pittsburg Out up a
miserable exhibition Of ball playing 30 'he
second days game for the world cham
pionship and presented the game 20
Brooklyn on errors. Attendauce ~.
Score. RH.E
Pittsburg 80 0 O1O0 o o-- d
BROOKLYN - 900 100 0-4 g
Batteries: Lever and o'Connor, kitson
and Farrell Time. hours.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Berlin. oct. 1s.-The Association o. Ger
man Cotton Viewers and Kni,ters has
presented a petition against the duty on
wrappngs. pointing oui that where's
cotton Is free. the German weavers paid
sg7 COO marks in duties last yeor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
MORE EVIDENCE GIVEN.
Hearing Proceeded In the Patrick
Jones Forgery Case.

zones ForRery taFc.
New York. oct. 1.-THE preliminary
hearing Of Lawyer Albert + Patrick aud
Valet Charles r. Jones was resumed to-
day In the Centre Street Police Court.
The charge is forging and uttering
check for s25.co upon swenson q Sons.
bankers. 20 which Is signed the name OF
william N. Rice
Further testimony was heard tending 90
show that the signature 10 the check was
not that OF Rice. The hearing went over
until tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
REQUIsITIoN HELD UP.
Negroes Accused of Murder VIII
Have nm investigation.

Have IN InvestiEation.
Columbia. s. G. Oct. is.-Gov. Nc
sweeny win hold up a requlsition from
the Governor Of Georgia for Dan Major
and Tom whaler two negroes arrested
In Clarendon county. on the charge Of
numbering Andrew Kennedy and Deputy
Sheriff A. F. Donaldson In Bullock ooun-
~ Georgia. Oct. u. 1898.
A negro detective made the affidavit on
which the men were arrested. He says
he had been on their track for a long
time The negroes declare their limo
cence and say they can prove that at the
time OF the murder they were working N
South Carolina. their trade being the
manufacture OF rustic furniture.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
THE FIRE AT PORT LIMON.
List of the Houses and stores burned
There sunday.

New Orleans, Oct. i6.-The United
Fruit Company to-day received cable
gram from Port Lmon. giving the follow
Ing list Of houses and stores burned there
Ia the FIRE. which broke out Sunday:
United Fruit Company. ONCE ana
store; Port Linen Bank. T. Sang Ian
Fitzsche Bros. Atlas Line office. Rhor-
moset a Co. Grand Hotel. The cause OF
the FIRE s. not stated. The loss Is be-
lieved 20 be 10000. nearly half OF
which viii fall, Il is stated on the fruit
company.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
partfoIlo OF Mnr.

London. oct i7.-Lotd Salisbury. accord
Ing 10 the Daily Express. has offered the
portfolio Of war In the reconstructed CAB
met to Lord Baifour OF Burleign, secre-
tary for Scotland.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
N|Ia7' u = Ut II"70 '77-"- 7"'
DAD WAYS
III PILLS,

Price. 80 a box sold by drlEsists or
sent by mail send 20 DIR RAnWAI &
CO. Is Elm street New YORK Tor Book
Of Advice
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

London. oct i6-Thc Times announces
that sir Alfred Miner viii be appointed
governor Of the conquered republics
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

O What is Warmers Safe Cure?
A. A scientific liquid vegetable preparation
Q. How long has it been in use?
A. Publicly twenty-one years, and in all parts
of the civilized world.
O. What does it curel
A. All forms of Kidney, Liver and Bladder
Diseases.
O. Are many cures vouched for2
a Nearly million unsolicited testimonials
from and in all walks Of life
on file
.. Is it pleasant to the taste?
A. Exceptionally So and perfectly safe to take
by young old, under any and all coudi-
tionS.
Q. Where can it be procured.
a. OF all druggists. The largest bottle and
the greatest benefit. 1t is THE kidney and
liver medicine of the world to-day
Of afe Cures IN on application
Address Warmers Co. ftochester
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

London. Oct i6.-The thentrich
Torrance for tho benefit Of the Iai'e
sufferers to-day Melted about SeH'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
ALLIGATOR STRUCK a ROCK.
ockIownha Navigation Company Lost
steamer.

Pslatka. Fla oct. I6-The freight ana
passenger steamer Alligator OF the
ocklowaha Navigation Company. plying
between welaka and Silver Springs. went
down this morning az Fort Brooks on the
Ocklowaha river. The steamer struck a
rock.
All the crew and passengers were saved
A wrecklng tug from here has gone 20
save the boat.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17
Is STILL PEDALLING.
Miss Cast Expects 10 Ride 5000 Miles
for a Record.

New York Oct. ie.-Miss Margaret Gas.
the cord-broaking wheelwoman who
lowered the national 1000 mile record over
the Valley Stream coursc. IS sim pedaiiing
away In quest OF more long distance hon
ors. At 4:t5 o'clock this afternoon Miss
CAST finished 2.i75 miles. She expects TO
ride 1000 miles and break all records.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Paris. Oct. i6.-The cabinet has decided
10 couvoke the chambers for Nov. &
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-17

Mr. l.. W Collier. commercial agent
OF the Illinois Central. with headquarters
IN Atlanta. was among tho visitors to
the city yesterday.