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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
German Capital For Philippines.

MANILA. Jan. 30.-Mr. Kruegcr tn,
German consul, visited the Philippine
commission yesterday. He said he rep
resented two German companies that are
waiting to invest $4,000. 900 in gold in
the mines. but are unable to do any
thing because of the noncxistcnce Of
mining laws. Mr.. krueger says he has
eahlcd the foreign Office at Berlin asking
that instructions be sent to the German
ambassador at Washington to use his
diplomatic influence for the advance
can congress,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Contractor Pleads Chilly

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 30.--In the cir
cult court here Contractor Gibson Of In.
diana, on trial for an alleged attempt to
bribc Governor Longino in the award.
Ing Of capitol contracts withdrew his
plea of not guilty previously made and
entered plea Of guilty. BY agreement
with the prosecution he accepted fine
Of $1,000 and costs, and the court set
aside the forfeiture of the $1,000 bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
J.
STAFF !
Adjutant General Wicker.
sham Issues His First
Orders. Somebody !
Must Have Fooled
the Governor.

Yesterday the following orders
were issued by Governor John
Hum. They are the official an
nouncemeut of the appointment OF
the Governor staff:
General Orders. No. /: The fol-
lowing staff appointment is hereby
announced: I. Pusey Wickersham
to be rigadier-general aud adju-
tant-geueral. He will be obeyed
ard respected accordingly,
John Hum,
Governor and Commander.in in Chief.
General Orders. No. 2: The fol-
lowing staff appointments are here.
bv announced:
Brigadier.General and Quarter,
master-General--Isaac 7. Parker,
Wilmington.
Colonel and Judge Advocate Gen.
ersl--J. Ernest Smith, Wilmington.
Colonel aud Surgeon General
William #. Haines. Seaford.
Coloneland Aide-de-Camp-Lcwis
d. Morrow, Wilmington.
Colonel and Alde-de. .Camp--Ed.
gar l.. Haynes, Wilmington.
Colonel and Aide.de -Camp-H.
W. Viven. Bridgevlle.
Colonel and Abide. .Camp-T. J.
Pyle. Georgetown.
Colonel and Abide e-Camp---Levi
G. Sterner, Camden.
Colonel and Aide-de. .Camp--Chas.
w. Barger, Dover
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant
Adjutant General-F. d. Lackev,
Wilmington.
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant
Quartermaster Generai--Armon ID.
Cbaytor, WilElington.
They will be obeyed and respect
ed accordingly. BY order Of
John Hum.
Governor and Commander.in Chief.
l. F. Wickersham, Adj. General.
Special Orders, No. 4: A board
of officers to consist of Colonel Theo.
dore Townsend, Colonel ]. Ernest
Smith, Lieuten ant Colonel Charles
M. Stevenson, Ma ior E. G. Boyd
and Captain A. F. Matlack is here.>
bv appointed to meet at the call Of
the President for the purpose of
preparing such amendments to the
militia law OF this state as they
deem neeearry for the bet.erment
of the National Guard OF Delaware.
They will act as eXpeditiously as
possible, and submit their report
to the comniander-in-ch chief without
delay.
II. The officers ofthe staff OF the
commander-ln chief are hereby di-
rected 10 assemble at the adiutant-
generals office, Twelfth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, on Saturday
evening, February ,, 1901, at 8
o clock. for the purpose Of consu!ta-
tlon. BY order OF John Hum,
Governor and Commanner.in.Chlef.
|. p. Wickersham, Adj General.
This order was also issued:
Headquarters First Battalion.
First Regiment Infantry, N, G.
D.. Wilmington. Jan. %:
Order No. 2. Commissioned Off
GERS Of. Companies A, c. r, and X,
the first battalion, are
hereby directed toreport at the Ar
mory on Friday evening, February
|, 1901. at clock. for the purpose
ol consultation. by order of
G. M. Stevenson,
Lieutenanant- Colonel First Infan.
try, N. G. D.. commanding First
Battalion.
1t is thought the matter Of attend
ng the Inauguration of President
at Washington will be
discussed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Gov ernmpnt Buys Railway,

WINNIPEG, Jan. 3U.--The Manitoba
government has purchased The lines of
tile Northern Pacific i'll this province.
Such was in i,'ief the announcement
is no doubt Of the deal but the details
remain secret. 1t is reported that the
price paid is about $60000O0 and that
the lines will be leased to Mann and Mnc.
kenzic for a term Of years in return for
lower wheat rates and other concessions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
American Born Camel Dead.

BOSTON, Jau. 80 Ben-Hur, an
American born camel and the only one
Of his kind born on this continent, is
dead from either pneumonia or an alb
douinal trouble like pcrtontis. 1t was
worth 81 800 and was the original camel
in the production Of The drama BEN
Iiur." Harvard veterinarians will hold
an autopsy, and the skeleton and cover
ing will go to the Museum OF Natural
L
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
A Peculiar CaSc

Dorothy May Anderson, aged |
year, II months. died on Monday
at the residence OF her parents, No.
IL Irwin Court. Dropsy was the
cause OF death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Trustees IOf the Poor Meet.

The Board of Trustees Of tho Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhurst were in ss,-
sion this morning. The following report
was handed in:
Number Of inmates admitted during the
last quarter. ......................N
Numbers discharged. d.............,....2
ol ueatH H.... ................3t ~
of births. ....... .........,,,9
Of white women admitted In
the last three months. hs.,..,..,.......,.,,5B So
White men admitted. ed..............13 1870
children " ,l
Total admitted ..,, I'D
Colorod women admitted. ...........1a
men .......15
children ,,3
Total admitted ...........,...,,., 80
Grand Total. $50
There were seven deaths reported dur.
ing the last hres months
The quarterly pny roll of S4y2 II was Or
dered Inid. The board then adjourned
The following cut side relief was giyen
during the quarter. Brandywine hundred,
SIS SO; Wilmington hundred. 2O2B 25;
Cbristiann, $50; New Castle. 876 %; Mil
Creek, 55.60; White Clay Creek, 9i-2j Rad
Lion, Is 90; Pencader. $50; App,qulni-
mink, 103.3O; Bnckbrd, $3.50. .TotL
$.7S2 70: House bill, 37l3 50; Grand toIai
$6532 so, This sum is $500 less than was
spent last quarter.
The following con !rncts were nw ,rdsi
Tobacco. Durstsin; groceries, Huriock
Bros. Shoe, Monaghan butter, W. Money,
dry goods Schillinx s. o.: bread, j, j.
Schrade boef, Frod Kpinle mutton
md veal, Patrick Monaghan drugs, J.
Harvey Spruance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Judge Cochran In the City Court
this mOrniug James Murphy was charged
with vagrancy and was charged 80 aud
costs
Special officer Gordy charged Adrian
BAREBACK with trespuss. He was found IN
the p. W. IL B waiting room last night.
He is deaf and dumb and wanted to get
to Jacksonville, Fla TO hi, Uncle. He
wrote on n pecs OF paper tnat tho mayor
OF Ncwa.k, N. j. gave him apass to Phil.
adeiphia. He was given pass over the Is.
& o. to this city and then wont to the =.
W. and b. dspoI to try and get u pass. His
uncle is In Jacksonville and he wants to
go TO him Us h9 has no work and hiS par
on IS are dead He was discharged.
frank Brown was charged by hisstatkor
In law with acting In disordorly manner
fine of s2J and costi was imposed.
Disorderly conduct was tho charge
against Margaret Grisson. Mrs. Mary ".
Haywood testillsd TINT she livos Mt No. 233
Shipley street aud rents rooms to the do.
iendnnt The latter broke ine room door
In an attempt to get her furniture. lad
words pas ed belwecn them, Children
caused tho FIRST trouble. They are related
to each other.
The defendant owes no rent un II Feb.
is and tho witness refused to give her the
furniture. The case was dismissed.
Albert 1ossein was charged with the
larceny CT u rilg and the case went Orer
until saturday morning.
Henry E Pu,ey pleaded not guilty TO
ch args Of assault and buttely on j lmes
Feddigan. The latter testified that last
night he was at acked by two man at 2nd
and o ange. He was roughly handled. lie
could not say that Pusuy was one OF the
men. -
Officer Fox heard the noiso and ran
around and found FeIdigan. Pusey was
arrested by officer Copner and Eeddisan
identified him as ono Of the men who had
assuiied him. The court imposed fine OF
EJ aud casts.
Elmer Lindsay was committed to tie
caro- OF his parcnt,. Thn lad has caused
q considerable trouble to the police His last
act was TO throw ut and strlke james W.
Ford an engineer on the B 81 o. railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Teacher Receivers Back Fay.

NEW YORK. ian. 30.--The court of
appeals has decided that George Stein
son is still a teacher in the public schools
and is entitled TO his salary since March
II. 1890. He hes not been paid nor has
he been permitted to teach since that
time. The amount h. RECEIVERS from the
city Is about sol 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

AT noon to. day in the Church of the
Saviour Philadelphia, Samuel Wood
ward, a member of the Phiiadelphia
bar, and Miss Mary Edna Bullock,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Isaac p.
Bullock Will be married Relatives
from this city will attend,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
" here's The Trouble :.

Tho congrega ion of Epworth NJ f.
Church pse.ented their pastor Rev. +. b.
Short and bi, wito with u folding brd.
L he bed is six feet two inches IN lougth
ard Mr. Short is six feet five inchss in
height and naturally fe cannot sleep in
it, Now MS Short is in qUnntry what
10 do with the bed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Turkish 0f4fcer Mtsslnp

BERLIN, Jan. 30. NIehemed Alif, a
Turkish officer who was sent by the sui
tan to serve in the One Hundred and Fiji
teenth regiment. has disappeared from
Darmstadt under circumstances pointing
to foul play. The police have offered II
reward for his discovery, living or dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

GRIPPE coughs oftsn continue for
Amonths and sometime lead 10 fatal 70.
sult' after tho patient IL suppo cd to have
and Tar affords positive protection and a..
curitv from ihass COUGHS. Sold Ut N, b
Daufo:th'.. 120 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Pension Quickly Secured.

Col. wainwright otfice No. 3 w. 7th st
Wilmington, I,el. secures widows pension
In from 40 to 60 days. Soldiers. Sailors and
widows. Write to him or call at his oifics
for information about their title to pen.
sions aud other claims against tho Gov
ernment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
LINGERING LaGHipp co IGJ, ESSs

& Watcher, I57 OssooI s., Chicsgo.
says: "My wife had u worry ovore case Of Ia
grl lrDe, and it left hur with a very bad
cough She tried u bottle OF ioieyS Honey
and Tar and 1t gave immediate relief A
80 cent bot le cured her cough entirely"
Price &c. ard SOC Sold ut \. b. Dan.
forth j. l2O Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Minstrel Tickets,

The sale OF reserved seats for the
Jr. 0. U. A. M. Minstrel perform
ance at the Opera House Monday
evening. February 4th, opens 9 a,
m, tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
To Cure d Cold in one Dly.

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablet s
All druggists refund the monev II It fail i
tn cure. h, W. Grove's 81 isnaturs Is ON
every box.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
At Kingsw0od Tonight.

Rev. DR.. Tindley, Presiding Ed.
er ofthe Delaware Conference will
preach at the pentecostal revival
services in kingswood NJ L. church
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

A load OF timothy hay which was
being hauled 10 the CLUB stables at
Ninth and ShipIey streets, upset at
Eighth street this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Long Valves u Hearing

Henry g. Long waived 4 hearing
this morning. aud Commissioner
Smith held HIM in $500 bail for his
appearance at court Cn March O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
-r --
TRIED ElNi; EOSlORS,

" Mrs Frances !. Sales Of Missouri Vail
Icy. la, wllie- # had severe kidneys
trouble for years nau tried five doctor
without he nsIit hut Inres bottles of Fol
ey's kidney Cure Curol me" Sold ii
Dan h : drug .storo, l2d Market stree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
l:lsctiOn EnStnnncn.

The election OF officers Tor the
Epworth League Of Haven NJ. L.
Church, has been postponed until
further notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
Found q Bunch Of ksvs,

A bunch Of keys was found on
Eighth street near Scott this morn.
ing and awaits an owner at tho
police station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

The regular meeting Of be fortnish'ly
Club of Grace NJ iG. Church was he 4
at the homs of Miss Ella Riley, No. 1899
Adams street, last evening
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

Chapped hands. cracked lips and rough
ness Of the skin curod quickly by Banner
Salvs, the most healing ointment in the
world. For sale by N, b. Dautorth, No
100 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
AFTER LaGRIPpI; IA HAt ?

Usually . racking cough and a genera
feeling OF weaknsss FCieys Honey and
Tar Ia guaranteed to cure tho grippe
cough" and make you strong and well.
Sold at Danforth's. l2D Market stree,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
NUT Sed.

SiDm'sPsnpyroya. Pills the bss, IN ,ks
pricet by mail! d)5 King str.,s. u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

sale, and the price is 81 per
dozen. or soc. per hal! dozen.
sold in dozens and half dozens
only,
Latest s'ylc Cuffs, 2 styles,
link and l plain; regular 25c.
goods. but sale prize is 75c.
for half dozen pairs. Boys
Cape Collars in same lot; all
sues, II to loIl, regular 2sc.
grades sale price, loc. each,
'or as many as you want.
These goods are all sold with
the brand and mike on them,
which you will know as soon
as you see. Samples in Win.
dow.
Closed evenings at 6, cx-
ccpt Saturdays.
JAS. /. MJ.LIl X SOli
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. Market
Shoes Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
Reported by aI's5r+ K. I. il3n,,i &J.
Bankers anl brokert
NEW Yytn SrDGKl

Amer Cotton u! 3l l.!i,,oIri Plcii,.. Sb3; i;
=, tDer y alt cO'u.. IN y C3lJrk t,.....llS'
Amer .oD % ....liIS4 N Cen - Hud.. III "a
Amer ) u W 0 ON 4J%4 y y, ~ " Va. u
A. CT ~ W PITT SJ Nor laoIIc com. S9I.
hmsr sugar itet.. 1874 Eor Pac.ic pfi y,
ton / " . + com A. Nor 4 " o. CON. AZ
Atch i " : ! pti So. l.n!.ha............I;,O
Brook Rap IVA 1b,s PISItic ,ialI...... 4Gi ,
lihlso Il ONO IS i'ILts u II t.. j,
Cnuli SGuJiD',l 81 l't.nna t. Il Co.. llbl.
Con TUb com. ... Al .,rvIvs Glj. liAl
Con IJJ pr I..... YJls 'osdIu'; ........,. 81,
Lhcs Il On 10, ,. . 30 leading I-r,tl No
Ch. tiut ~ Il ncy I4's tea!tus ! ptl AS
ChI Y N Waco Il, u..thura Pacinc. Az
AN " t7l'Co'n lot3i sVHlhcrh hycJn J.,
On Il Pac',',I!y'i o'u hcrn ky pLl :.
| E, {, G X > i.... = I"Nt. Il Fpclic, .T7a
Del & IluI,on.. - euIC,U C,,., 81"
Del, Lack " " 40 .Un! naIic CON-. tJis
Ell. GG f. Co....Sl VA i';triN1 pll... t3i,
Fed steel go n. 49,, y - L"lLl 60 A., l8a'
tol Htoel pfI I..., 10 L. ) Lrltn pa. :, ;J,s
.,",t'' " ha'A' q Na'ath pid .a"s
Met Traction Id: h"stnri tpIo'... g.,
bl"%lC"n tcntrln II u ,in = Il EcJu , la
bin!.4"lLaU Cons. iiIli
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

EOR RENT ABOUT 10 ACRES WITHA7.
i roo'nsa house with other ou u.buiidnr m in
Christiana Hd.. about miles from city; good
Pierce. No. W. 7th street. city. 100 .:,.eod+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w child's nurse: must have references
Apply to Mrs. John BggA 1910 W. 18th street,
iB0
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

tOR sALE-D MELLING Sl4vAN BUkEN
fee ,aJ.ts W.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

All Linen latest
style Collars six
styles standing and
e styles high turn.
down; regular 2
Tor 25c.. 2oc., and
25c, grades; b II t
VIC bought a big
lot nj thrn, cr,b;c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

EUR SAL. .E-wHIrE wYANDoTrE COCK.
y erdls Duston strain l.. g. Townseni.
Wilmington Del. ;3O.JtI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30

OTlCE-ALL PERSONS INTERESTED,
AN are invited TO attend Il meeting TO nro.
test against screens being again placed in IA.
loon Windows and other important lerisla.
tion in Y. N. c. A. Hail, No. fCO7 Market 81
this. Wednesday evening. at 8 o'clock.
LAW d ORDER SOCIETY and
CITIZENS LEAGUE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
ssrcr Garr1azo Dad.

Madrid. Nov. z2-Seuor Garmazo.
the former minister Of finance, Is
dead
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
NO NEED FOR TIE MEASURE

The Tines Recorder heartily sndor-
SIS The following able opinion Of the
Augusta Chronicle upon the proposed
re-apportionment bill. Says the
Chronicle.
The people are manifasting little In
tsrest IN the bill TO rsapporhon the con
gressionzi districts in Georgia It Is
apparently 50 much the work OF poll
ticlans, sud so unnecessary as e mat
ter Of publie policy. that the politicians
at interest are practically the only ones
Who are concerned over the proposed
legislation
There Is 10 public utsIlty or necessity
10 be subserved
Georgia Is entitled 10 eleven con
grezsmau, and The new census and
apportiouuenf give her 10 more Il
We weze entitled 70 AZ additional
congressman and the state had 10 b
50 ra-dizsrlctsd as TO make districts
for twelve instead o. eleF eD, tie Re
appoEtIC1ue1t would be necessary
Or, II Ge0Fgia had one o. two Rspubli
{ can congressman and Ee wanted tht
+ opportunity 70 gsrrymander them on
Of Office, the present legislation would
be politically justified from partisan
F standpoint
/ But when our delegation Is soIidIy
+ Democratic and there Is 10 need 70.
another district the present reap
s portI0nment legislation ssens 10 be =
least unnecessary. I. slLl also be with
out utility for ne probabilities Are tha
the next decade viii give rs one O
more new congressman, s1d it VII
then havs to be done ah over again
{ Just as Il Is had not been done uOF.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY.

The William and Mary College Quar-
terIy states some very interesting facts
which are not generally known. II
says: Virginia passed, in 177s. the
first legislative act Of any country to
prohibits the slave trade. In 1882 AZ
act was passed authorizing emancipa-
ton b. viii, and By virtue Of that act
more slaves we're freed in Virgins
than had existed in Massachusetts, and
New York. The African Colonization
Society, championed By John Marshall,
Benry Clay and other leading southern
men, and the act of congress in 1917,
drawn by Charles Fenton Mercer, OF
Fredericksburg, denouneing the slave
trade as piracy, we're all steps in this
policy Of peace BeDJamin Lundy
travelled much in the southern states.
preaching peaceful anti-slayery and
forming peaceful anti-slavery socie-
ties. In 1896 there we're IA anti slaY-
cry societies in tie United States, Of
which 1O6 were southern.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

Cars Tied Up On fsesq Y3rs. New ia
ven and Hartford Read.
New Haven Conn. Nov z-.-TEe
freight handlers employed IL the local
yards Of the New YORK Nee Haven
and Hartford Railroad company re
main ont OF strike today and hun
Creds Of care are tied mp here. al
though the railroad Managers say the
situation IS slowly improving and ex-
press the belief that the congestion
VIII be relieved during the day. The
men from Boston Philadelphia and
other points are On their way here 70
take the places Of the strikers.
~ the request OF The railroad CON
PaEy police details were sent 10 the
yards today to guard the property OF
the company - the railroad Offices
il was stated thai TWO trains had
come from Harlem river and one
freight had been made up here and
started for Boston
Three engines and shifting crews
were said 10 be working IN the yards.
The men IN The yards a Neriden,
who went out yesterday. have return
Cd ID work TIE only strike along
the c0Upa-ys lines outside New Ha-
ven IS said 10 be al Tes-feld. where
e few men quit work last night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

That there was no exaggeration in
the July reports Of the burning up e
the corn crop By the midsummer suns
Is shown IN the latest return TO the
Federal department. Of agriculture,
making an average production per acre
smaller than has ever before been
known. In other words, the crop suf-
fered greater disaster even than in
1894 or 1881. While a normal yield,
taking the country over, is about =
bushels per acre, the Missouri product
this year is only 101 bushels, and the
Kansas only IS bushels. The general
average is 164 bushels; indicating a
crop Of about /, $50, 600, 900 bushels.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
THINKS a BRIEF MESSAGE BEST

The Kansas City Star finds that ''the
that President Roosevelt
u to cut out routine matter from hla
forthcoming message TO congress Is
thoroughly welcome. Presidents have
been in the habit Of making their mes
sages tedious reviews which are veari-
some to their readers. It Is mistake
70 regard tbs message IS addressed 70
congress alone. The legislative bodies
1t Washington reflect the sentiment OF
the entire country III the general pub
s~slffcc nd gwen more attention to the re-
ciprOcity treaties last year the senators
would hardly have dared tie up = score
Of thea for personal reasons. The way
for the president to arouse public sent
iment on acute Issues i to state them
forcibly and briefly. q short message
would make powerful impression OF
the country; long one would be little
read.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

It is usually the better half that gets
the worst OF il.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

Justice William TraTers Jerome, who
won such q brilliant victory in New
York, says: "My notion Of Democracy
has been that It was a set Of principles
10 guide q man in his political course,
and not doctrine Of expediency. Now
that the money craze, from which De-
moTaey suffered, has passed away. the
party ought to and will get back 10
those principles which made it a great
party"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

Gov. Gambler has appointed q com
nilsson Of fifteen from the house, senate
and state at large, under the resolution
Of Mr.. Houston, Of Fulton, to select the
names Of two famous Georgians for
statues IN the Hall of Statuary in the
capitol at Washington, and to devise
means Of putting them there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

1t Is stated that 1900, coo packs Of
cards were sold in the United States
last year. The card manufacturers had
level heads when they got the women
interested in duplicate Ehist.-Augusta
Chronicle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
AMERTCUs. Ga. NOV. g. 1901.

Gen. Funston has completely r4eo7-
cred from the operation performed on
him about q month ago for aPpen-
iicitis, and drives daily On the Luaesa,
at Manila.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

The SandersTlIIe Progress learns
that one Of the Georgia s0Ious wants TO
make il q misdemeanor for : nan with
the odor Of liquor upon his brea' h TO
vote in this state.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23

TIE Washington Post Is authority for
the statement that there will be no
court Of inquiry IN the Jefries- Rubin
affair, and the prize money will 90 to
the man that Won the battle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-11-23
sairt~zist Makers 70 Strike.

New E0rE- NOV Secretary ia
cob Solomon. OF the Ladies S1lrJwaisE
Makers union. is authority for the
wages Of =llEtwaist makers. involving
10000 women and girls. IS being pre-
pared By the organization.