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The sun., 1900-12-23
xsw HrAD ron alcoholic WARD.
stats CHARITIES Heard May Take . HAND IN
Bsilsvus 1svsstissties.

Otto W. y. Lutts. head Of 10 stan of nurses
At the City Hospital on Blsokwelrs Island
for several years aud q graduate nurse. W"
appointed yesterday by Commissioner Keller
head nurse OF tho alcoholic ward In Bellevue
Hospital. Mr. Lutu 10 to have charge oI
tho pupil nurses from tho Mills framing
School. and his appointment IA In keeping
with Commissioner Kellers now polcy OF
putting none but graduate nurses IN oha'so
Of the wards whore abuses have occurred
Commissioner Keller had a long talk ye'-
tsrday with Dr. X. W Ilill and Byron Chuds'
representing tho State board OF Chart'es
who are to make a report to the commiuco
to bs appointed by the Board 20 invesugate
the hospital should IL be decided that ON
missioner keller's inquiry has f9llcn shor.
of anything. The Commissioner lhd poloie
The board. repre;eRtatves all lhS ,es,'pS2y T., .Smt
It to the committee William, Ehlnelaturr
stewart. President Of the Board q Sharlu.s'
vestigation was satisfsctory the whole hos.
pital would be- overhauled. Mt Stcwdf. m6o,d
said that the report or me sn,.a stn.sa pIu' St the
meeting Of the board In January. contained
charges OF cruelty against some OF the nui,an nuIses
complaints such US have recently oeeh h'aue'
he sad &, .n.,,,,s % .s,. said MIR
Stewart. ION the side Of the nurses IN me
matter Of the charges against Bellevue, iof
we should bear in mind tho nervous strain
and excitement under which the nurses work
! believe that llr Keller is making an earnest
attempt TO get at the facts and we do not wish
to hamper him with another investigation
at the same time that he is conducting hls
until we are sure that this Is needed. nave
discretionary power in this matter ara pr
Hill is observing for mo the course Mr Keller
Investigation takes
Secretary Hebberd OF the board said yes
terday that there was much reed OF an IN
vestigation of the help about Bellevue. nn,oiE
which. he said, there was q great deal q
drinking and other evils This he attributed
to low pay and poor living quarters Supt
O'Rourke OF Bellevue yesterday had ~" hos
pital records looked un for tho case Of W &.
Sutter who died in Utica and whose denth.
his relatives assert, was the result Of abuses
in the alcoholic ward Sulter was treated
Tor chronic Tastritis and alcoholism HIS
physician, DR. Adreance Of l05 East Thirty
ninth street, said yesterday that he was 2
chronic alcoh oic and that this disease had
brought on liver trouble that had probably
caused his death.
The trustees Of the Mills Training school.
Of which the nurses SUSPENDED are rupls,
will hold meeting this week for tho purrpse
Of eSar1ing these nurses and deciding whether
or not they shall be dismissed.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Phen email Poker Hand.

remarkable thing In poker hands astonished a card
party last evening Six gentlemen were plsyin g
ten cent limit for amusement. The pack Of cards
had been In over hour. After the deal = stUoi 4
pat, drew one card, drew one card. the others
dropped out. bet. b raised, raised, raised
again. raised him and a raised again so quickly
10 crowd out @, so he dropped. Then a and
hammered away at each other TIL all their chips were
exhausted and d called. proudly eNcIsimtns that
he didn't want TO get roh but had drawn the interior
four apo, and showed 2-S-4 SO IN spades. We sup
posed he Of course. but the pat hand" said It Is
good but 800 small and he laid down ace king queen
Jack and ten Of spades Honest deal with cards
IN use over an hour. a royal nush sequence and q
straight nush. In tho same deal and both hands
spades / doubt II t ever occurred before and IL
surely viii not happen again in this century
ROCHESTER. ". y. Dee 10 SEVEN STARS
The sun., 1900-12-23
ssovx SaSs prnIIc LsSRA&y.
Svss started ~ Voluntary CsstSsbusisss. ssS
would ne Glad 20 Havv More.

To rHR Fnirou ov Tur euS--Sti Tbs
borough OF The Bronx IL In urgent need OF
a public library with its population OF
quarter OF a million and rapidly growing.
almost no library provisions have yet been
made for tho people In fact, with the ei-
ceptlon of wost Chester and Riverdals which
are situated on tho edges OF the borough,
there Il not IN all this section OF our great
city north Of the Harlem fres public library.
The libraries OF Manhattan are too remote
20 be practically available, and they are
prevented from establishing branches by
the lack Of funds
Under these circumstances II has soc med
10 several citizens who reside In fremont
that a beginning should be made at once
They have therefore founded Tho Bronx
Public Library. IL will soon be Incorporated
Tho beginning will be modest and all servi ces
are being shecrfullv given because OF interest
In the undcrtaking One thousand books
have already been given and are now being
cetalogued. II Is expected that the libraI 3
WI be opoyed OF Jnn s Lhc books a'peah. boot.
OF great value. fresh from tho press; ana
recognized As authorities on tho subjects
rcny TSs needed ss ss bTarv n .Sod be s
strong from the start An earnest Appeal
l. therefqrs made TO all persons wh9 arc
,a m G srSoa SSoE, and d nd. TRs
books, II not all now. should be bright,
interesting and wholesome. for Young and
old. Standard works OF history, science
art fiction and poetry are earnestly desired
The free public library Is an approved
agency to secure popular. education, and ls
one OF the most effective OF preventive causes
In dealing with lawlessness and Vice. IL
stores the minds Of men with ufe's better
thoughts
Ar gifts may be sent In my care, marked
THE Bronx Public Library, Washington
avenue nc i76th street, New York city. On
behalf of the committee. + B, MAKEPEACE
Pastors Study, Trinity Congregational
Church, Dec al, 1900.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Paper Money and SMALLPOX.

TO THE EDITOR oP THE SvS--Sir, The wide
spread prevalence Of smallpox in the tinted States.
together with the many Instances OF It's attacking
persons where there has been no known exposure
II being disease depending upon q certain definite
poison, suggests a review Of those mctia through
vhlrn contagion may he transmitted, and we are
hroucht TO tie one common TO US all--yCuny and
old rich and poor. and throughout ~. woriL-ylg.,
parer money. Is not this good time for thoughifu
linus cause the retirement ~ tie old. Soied itl 8
stun We have now In Cifcuid'uL' When ole thinks
OF the numler Of hands through which an old bin
has passed. and the disgusting places IN which II
has been Kept and the various diseased people no
has rot heen sooner called. II Ne reaGers of IHR
St'N win make a start IN Ne matter a most neeccd
r,fqu will BE- at once inAug'ratcd. II. ". g.
WATERFORD, y. ", Dee. 81.
The sun., 1900-12-23
abolished.

The report from Boston that a third can
didate for Cup-defending honors will lbe
built Is interesting. and not tn least part
Of it's interest Is the statement that the new
boat will have n ccntreboard The simplicity
and strength Of the keel boat have always
been attractive to the sailor man. lie hailed
the Colonis. HEBREsHorP's first important
attempt al It. with extreme satisfaction.
Later, he reJoiced all the more when. in spite
of Colonia's defeat bv a centreboarder.
the vigilant. HEHREsHoFP put keel on his
next product. the Defender. Her success
was inspiring. as was the Columbia's. But,
after the triumphs OF these boats were over
the feeling grew inevitably that q craft draw
ing about twenty feet was not quite the ideal
type Of yacht 70 have In the family. So. u the
oentreboard oaa again provs tts superierisy.
the rssuN WI hsvV ~ smat welcome.
The sun., 1900-12-23
The Trolley and the Church.


The trolley is reproducing soine Of the conditions
~ esrly Meihod!Srn. II IS scattering IN new com
n,urities the best people We have in Amerca-younr
pr1pc, thfry people, educated people. aggressive
peorc--wherc thoIr are cIurch,s. AS our fathers
went on horseback over mountain and plain 10 shep
herd the sls. ncrdcss. SO should We 90 By trolley
wherever new home is cf'c'rG on Missionary
Suricty and Church Extension Society should 10
m dc 10 MAT the expansion that promises 20
MetAodism Is no, In the South, IN The Far West
nor yet IL the Philippines but In tie suburbs Of the
cities Of our own ceaual home lard.
The sun., 1900-12-23
Too Old Ffrcmen.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-SF: Pleass
state for me and for every private In the brooklyn
Fire Department that the person who wrote that
article In last Sundays issue OF THE Sun in regard
TO the old erandfathers In the department that lis
remarks are heartily Endorsed BY all OF US. That It
Ia high time that a physical examination was held
Ia only known at headq but by tho citizens
md taxpayers as well, who have witnessed the
manner these "Od Dopes, as our friend terueG them,
have conducted nres have seen their ncoheren Aca
being carried around by their legs like hen with
her head cut oil What be expected OF the rest OF
the company with sucE these for their ioTcmen'
II Commissioner Scannell and Chief Croker would
order the big ladder from Concord street and Il
up In some public place and have these old oNicCrs
climb 20 the top Of Il they would buy you Christmas
present before they would attempt n, ana siill
these men are hold IN ONCE by Political influence.
II the department. were nor-pa0issn and promotions
were made according 10 time OF service. ability and
peri'oTlous deeds how much more eTc.ent the
department would be. a FIREMAN,
BROOKLYS bee p.
The sun., 1900-12-23
No Jewish Regiments.
r..n u. Ar.rLtan IIe,r.,r

PROM TIE Ar.s'icG1 Iic5rsr.
We ol!ec, g. the orraui,pton q a Jewish r,g'mens
IN this State. OF In any other state, 'or that matter
We have ca led attention g. tie fact that tie orsan-
1aton Of hyrieant,d military orCanl2h,ion is to be
condemned. Eu, now aic constrained 10 demand
het tAis seita'.un ~ stopped
II some jews Wish 70 !oin the State militia theis
piopcr method ~ Trordur. IS 10 ers, AZ the rearcs,
aTmory. inlngEg with their fellow citizens. II they
wish 10 form ~'tn IN this country where 20 much
energy has been expended 20 wlpc away all -iass
distinction we unhesi,a,'rgly condemn ihs'- pseudo
r.,r 9, ,'e,n
The sun., 1900-12-23
Monte elio's War,

TO THR EDITOR or THH suS-sy IN your
article headed -Montcellos Bitter War (SrS. Dec
isl your reporter speaking of the exodus from tie
Episcopal Church, says Tie trouble happened when
Nj. Howell Invited Mrs. Nyen 10 sing in the choir
lie would have been more nearly correct had he said
when Mrs. Niven was rc!nststed In the choir for
during the past twenty years Monticello. noted in
,Aa, respect beyond larger town In this part OF the
STATE has owed the excellence of rs choir singing
TO the influence and example direct OF indirect. Of
Mrs. Niyen. II.
MTDpLETOwN. y. Y. Zee 2i.
The sun., 1900-12-23
rusts.

Significant as to the increase of sanity in
the public view Of trusts is the address
by the Hon. GROVER CLEVELAND before a
class Of business students IN PHILADELPHIA
on Friday night During Mr.. CLEvELAND's
second term as President he published
q more frantic denunuiation Of trusts
than any ever devised by the Hon. VIII
LIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. 1t was Mr.. CLEvR-
LANDS letter to the Hon. THOMAS G. CAT
cHusos Of Missisdppi. intended - Apublio
The sun., 1900-12-23
Court Disagreed as to whiskey.

WILMINGTON. nd Dec. lS-AS he W., t,scl.arg.
ug the Jury IN the superior Court this Afternoon Ch
Justice Lore shid thai he hoped the members v1..
have pleasan, Christmas and abstain from dna.Hs
whlSkey.
Judge Spruancs, who was sitting TO the richi Of
Ge Chief Justice, inteTposed and said
~IhAa y nos ths unanimous charge Of the ooln'
The sun., 1900-12-23
90 Oaf. Coaf "--C'up. C'np

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sv: think
your couespondents who state they hAv. heard cA,,l,
called with Coat coaf" have mistaken the vor!s
tu cup, Cup" evidently short for come ID cone
uTL and especially used Tor borses In England
Vi. cen ioi sleep Woe. woee. rather long Gfawn
As 70 nnu olcs some OF your English readers hay,
douDtIe.s heard the prindpal pieces used Tor s,iac,
santo Lau. ana nusys- and ths small COMMON ones
East NNsryHxTn o.. Dee IL W."
The sun., 1900-12-23

ToTHE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Str: Is Il not prob.
abb. ,ha, MI Bryans determination 10 start nwefbl,
ntwspapcr had Its nsr!Taiion from the news itcI =
In TIiR SUy Of a few days ago which suggested tic
posshity that Q new form of entertainment ~ ON n
a. ths thought party" is abou, 10 become popular
wAsHiS0ToS. Dec 81. c. II. fREAS
The sun., 1900-12-23
The SUNDAY sabbath - Failure Among th.
Jews

Tic SUNDAY Sabbath Ss W, have tried H. has 'sr.o.
Our nTSt seeming forward step-tAe Introduction Of
Sunday lctturcs-wES IN reality a stcp hacsvefd,
since the old DAY was deprived Of what Sanctltv -
had l'o and 10 Tho new none was siy'n. The GIt
real forward step wu be seeming step backward.
Let Us cive UP our present rretencc OF sundsy ea-
bath ALLURE az It is Acknowledged 10 be. l.; Is
60 back 70 the Traditional Sabbath.
The sun., 1900-12-23

TO THE EDITOR oP THE SUs-sr. VIII you
please say for many members Of the Fire Department
the man that wrote that letter 10 THE Sur HAT was
published last Sunday did every private In the Fre
Department, great favor for II Is ridiculous TO allow
these old foIemen TO have charge Of a FIRE company
Sooner later there will be disaster In their district
that may cost two or three hundred lives
BROOKLYN, Dec q. ACoSSTAST READER
The sun., 1900-12-23
Jews from Russia the Most htsns ctlai and
RELIGIOUS.

From nS ArssrioGn Rsnep.
In our Jewish community financial ana social
supremacy still fssts with ths Portuguese ana Or
mana bu nxnshssu2. inssnsssusry sndssis,ou
Shs Rvsu1sns ~ IL Sns hsal
The sun., 1900-12-23

usu, ri.rb vhn 'd',' ~ nm '1ann'rir' 'o'
,uue.fioa vIh 10 haze -" ''d a'i'"0 'o"''' wv
-, 10, an ,a,,, ,s8d ,'Inri fo,fta' pu'pls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-03

Exljase Ia legilima de Scott con el en-.
vOltOsiO cOn:pletO en- que aparece la con-
traseha G-i pescaa0s cue lleva sobrs los
hOmhsOs an gvsa bAealaO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-03

..--s-ak-a A~S>0~OeassS~o~<
IEMULSI0N|
/ De SCOTT |
: IPor que maitratar el 3
{ estomago exigiendole lag
3 digestion del aceite deg
hfgado de bacalao simple, ;
= cuando Sc puede tornar 8
: en- Ia EMULSION DE$
xSCOTT eI mismo aceite 3
3ya digerido en- parte W
; listo para su Immediate 8
1 absorcion por la sangre 7 :
3 Sc parece a la lcche y$
: eS casi tan fdcil de tonar. &
) Lo primero que sc ad- ;
: vierte eS un aumento deg
} fuerza y mas energfa 3
8 vital. :
: Cuando hay perdlia de (
5 carnes, palidez, debilidad 3
Sy depression de la vital 3
: dad, aceite de hlgado de
bacalao { hipofosfitos es
3 10 que Sc necesita. Cual- :
3 quier buen facultatiVo os (
! 10 diri, agregando que la :
! EMULSION DE SCOTT$
es 10 que necesitais. Z
B Ell aceite de higado deg
] bacalao es I'm aIimento
l admirable, q Ia vez que Z
una eXcelcnte medicina. !
Los hipofosfitos dan Wig
} gor y. fuerza a cercbro y9
los nervios, y combina- 9
; dos, como 10 estdn, con
el aceite de hfgado de !
! bacalao, hacen de laS
! EMULSION DE SCOTTS
! un remedio de un valor 3
incaloulabie como pro-
! ductor de carneS. Z
SCOTT Z BOVINE. Qulaicoa, New Yoa
De venta ea las Botiea&
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ExliaSe Ia legilima de Scott con el en-.
vOltOriO cOn:pletO en- que aparece la con-
traseha d. pescaaOr cue neva sobre los
an gvaa bAealaO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-03
G. TINAUD 81 co.
Plaza PrincipaI---San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The best equipped the one which contains the most nOve
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25
THE RACE QUESTION.
Columbia (Tenn.) Herald.

Columbia Tenn Herald.
The race question Is troubling inc
Northern MethOdists. The colo1eu
brethren want one OF their nunloe'
made q Bishop. Why not? The NORM
ern Meth0dists say he ought wea'
at the same table with the white .o'.s
down South; that he ought TO rloc
the same cars, attend the same sclo's'
and teach the young white ideas NV
70 shWt; ull Of this dow" Oou"'
Then why not he a Bishop. Ne''u''
Ia religion nor politics does the cem
ed brother disturb the peop'e Oh Wv
South, but In bnth he Is a very pes'r
ferrous individual TO the people " wv
North. The reason ts, that i've peOp''
IT the South are his rel '''c0u.
while the people Of the North arc -.
pretended advisers. The soul" s"ss
him employment; the Norm ~" -
him taf1y. The South feeds ~. ~.
bread and meat; the North feeos l'..
on promises. The South rro'n't.
him nothing, but clothes ana '..,
and achools him; the North pfou's
him the earth and the fullness 'os,s
--. ...Ls FIR hr0vd tnsy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25
NO LAKE BOATS START on
FRIDAY.
Milwaukee Sentinel.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Saikr superstition that any yes.
sci starting out for her first trip u
the season on Friday is Inflated for
the season, had a peculiar effect IN
the Milwaukee shipping interests.
Although the season only fairly opn.
ed In Milwaukee on Thursday, and
many boats were ready to clear yester.
day. not u steamer lett the city on her
initial trip. Almost the minute that
the last stroke Of 2~-midnight sound
ed, however. activity along the river
began. and for about a half an hour
there was IN inccsSant wbistling M
tugs and bridge signals. Within 40
hour after tue close Of what the SAIL
Urs believed ~ I've an unlucky day, SIX
vessels had left the larbOr. No g'hd
sailor man will sail, II he can help u,
In a vessel that starts her season 10
the lakes by sailing On Friday, anu
the making NJ the last trip OF Inc
year GA that day is also u%npr"pltlooS'
The captains Of the big vessels, u no'
superstiti0us themselves, regard the
feelings 0f their seamen W an exteus
that Is general.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25
Chs1emofrst-S St..
FLAX SEED In THIS corS@5;:
MINNESOTA AND THE DAKo,. IN


Minneapolis Times.
q TACT that thrce-four,h. >,
"a na1 seed Of the United States !, :. ., the
"a minnesota and the Dasor,s s'osn
tnat Minneapolis is the nss.aa and
market has made this city a @"., ,a'xs
portant manufacturing s' I'M
Two max products. linseed oil , ,"a the b,
present represented BY ton, Is at
seventy presses, giving emu1 %,,,s Of
10 men. The capacity i ~sa'en
bushels Dun mel Of fax seed per annum' %.s''
cake o IONS Of
Inc cake IS chiefly exported n a..
Bri,ai" and the DAIRY regions q, &C.,
land and Germany for FEEDING 70
passes. The oil is consumed !. put
mississippi Valley and westward ~, .'s
building purposes and in n,,"' u' l"t
.ne arts. The price Of the ur0s" "'
has doubled during the pas, vs r"u"cs
ing to the scarcity Of FAX ss,a w.
large demands for oil for buildio. "s
the better organization Of Tho w., s"u
TRY under the recent con~solid,,.a.
mills throughout the country ,b,aa.,'
the american L'nseed Oh Cownas,
wn'ch c""trols all the principal mill.
0f the cOuntry. '
The output Of Minneanolis !,
was one-tlird larger than in lsss =.
1900 will be ~ per cent. larger ,n,' :
1899. The addition this wear :, ~
new thirty-press mill. n Of N. IT,
gest and most modern mills in mi.
country, and the additions maas !.
the capacity Of two Others in h,,h
Ds,,a'ns space and machinery, give,
MMinneapolis double the linseed min.
my capacity possessed before.
The only other large primary maria,
for fax seed now is Duluth. m, n.
immense advantage Of Minnesmlis !.
a manufacturing center and dis,,ih.
ut'ng point for the manufactured
product insures the future Of Miona.
apolis rs the chief center OF the cuuo.
Try, Doth as a market for the seed and
~ a manufactures Of oil and ease
The trend Of the manufacturers N.
dustry has been steadily westward fr
the past fifty years, keeping pace with
the westward trend Of fax SEED rails.
ing until now Minneapolis is the
head center Of both the manuiartsr.
Ing and agricultural branches Of the
industry, and Is likely " lNld that NJ
sitiOn for a long period Of years. As
New England was compelled To give
way to Ohio and l%llinuis, 50 the latter
have surrendered tn Minnesota and
The Dakotas. with Minneapolis as a
great primary market aud manufac.
turing center.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25

John r. Mclean, the brother OF
Mrs. Dewey, is said to have dropped
the Admiral as a presidential candi-
date and jumped into the Bryan band
wagon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25

ing his surety on such bond, not to exceed
the sum Of s. per annum for bonds of less
Than sl,OOO and for bonds of $1,000 or
more not to exceed one-half of one Der
cent per aun1W = the penalty thereof.
SIC 2. That this act take effect aud
he IN fierce fram and after its passage.
Approved February y, 1900.
An Act tn amend section 767 Of the
annotated csSi~. In relation 10 the num-
ber af consfables.
SIC. 1. BE it enacted by The legislature
ot tho State sf Mississippi. That section
~ ot the anuo atesl code Of Mississippi
he am-uded 10 read; t767). One cousra-
bile shall he chosen in each disI,lct for the
election of ~jnstic-s Of the peace by the
qualified electors Of sarb district, but he
board Of supervisors may by an order
duly entered ~ The minutes cause an aG-
dit DUAL constable OF cousta5les " be
elected in each district, in no case u ex-
coed the number Of justices OF the peace
provided for therein.
SIC. 2. That this act lie in force aud
take effect from aud after lie passage.
Approved Feb. 10. 1900.
Resolved ny the House of Representa-
tive>. the Srnare concurring, That M be
halt of The people Of the State OF MiSsis-
sippi, DESTROYS Of enoo raging the estab-
lishmeut OF additional Industrial enter
pr,ses, and especially cotton factories in
mississippi, and recognizing the fact thai
onr SLATE ont's superior advantages TO
.hese Industries ny reason Oh IT'S mild anu
heaitniui cuiha'e' ricn u productive
SOIL, cheap and emc'ent labor, thereby
re"nc'hg the cos, oi oiefa'ion 10 tue MN
'mnn' u oa''"'ng material p'eut'tu',
ample water power WIN eA;eiieht rail-
Io"u 'ac'''',es. 'u' aoo.c a"' ne'nS J" 'ne
c"''o" pro""c'"g co,"'r!: tnat we "o
earnestly w. cof''a,'s 'hV',e aome sn'i
Io.e.ss cap''"' 70 que eS'ao''su.eut u
o"''s'u ,ac."''cs amu o'no. u.s'"iactoiIes
" wv, c'"so' a>s"t,ns ."e", VI e'e.! just
'"'n = "oo"'asc"nen a'" Protoc,'"n.
A""p'e" y! '"e ''o"'ey """a,! =, iooV
Al nusSELL'
SPeaser OF Tue 'io"se'
,oa nn"op'eo oS 'ne Sena.e rSoraary 49,
''oV' JOIN n D.NsMo1A.
I'es'"e"' Vi '"c Se""'e
80
An Ac' 70 iAso'a.o tue Se'h"re anu oe-
s.r"o',on VI lntoA 'c'.ing liquors, kept "r
and sale Of the vessels aud appli-
ances connected herewith.
SEC. BE- it enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State OF Mississippi, That there
be no property in any Intoxicating
liquors kept or offered for sale, in viola
ION d '""' VI !" " 'osNo's" "PP'''"ccs
nscd in Connection Herewith.
kEC.2 That N the affidavit Of any cred
table person that he has reaeOu to be-
ieve md does believe, that Intoxicating
j qu0rs are being kept aud offered tor
'ale, or to give away or being given away
" sold in violation OF law. 10 any room
n binding designated in the affidavit. il
shall he tue duty of any justice of the
peace Of the comfy ia which the place is
situated, 10 issue a search warrant di-
ha or.t.- .r - - - uiasaI.fr D.. tt...
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25

ing his surety on snch bond, not TO exceed
the sum Of s. per annnm for bonds OF less
than $1,000 and for bonds Of $1,000 or
more not to exceed one-half of one Der
cent per aua1W = the penalty thereof.
SIC 2 That this act take effect aud
he IN force fram and after its passage.
Approved February y, 1900.
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