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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
HELP The LIBRARY
Resolutions from the Board
Of Directors
IS NOW LAGGING
An Important Meeting to be Held
November 70.

Whereas, During the PAST twelve
months the reVnue of the Library has
fallen far short Of the current ex-
penses, leaving the Librarians salary
at times in such arrears that the Board
of Directors have had to provide for
the arrearage from outside sources,
and for the reason that this Board OF
Directors feels that in order TO sustain
the Library on a proper basis, to keep
up a reasonable supply of the latest
books as they are published, and make
it fulfil the miSsiOIt for which it was
Instituted, it is absolutely necessary
that they shall hava.the active support
and encouragement Of the members,
and of the community at large, or else
the institution had as well be aban-
IOned. A lack of uch interest hay
ing been a very sri at discOuragement
to the directors in the past; therefore,
be it
Resolved by the Board OF Directors
of the University Library, That the
President of the Board be, and he is
hereby requested, to prepare and have
published in the { ty papers a state
ment embOdying as nearly as practi-
cable the number and character of vol
umes now in the Library, and that in
said statement he call attention to the
work hitherto done by the Library, its
value to the community, and the loss
which would lie incurred by its per-
manent closing. And that he invite
revival Of interest Oil the part of the
whole community in an institution 50
beneficial and so creditabie to the city.
Without such revival CT interest on
the part Of our citizens the Board OF
Directors feel themselves pOwerless.
That the President be also requested
to call a meeting OF the members OF
the Library Association, and of all
others who may be interested, not
only in he success of the Library, but
also in its continuance. Said meeting
to be held in the Library on Friday the
29th day of November, 1901, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon.
At which meeting all of the members
will be allowed a vote for each mem
bership owned by them regardless OF
any nOn-payment of dues in the past
and any Otners desiring to become
members may do so, and acquire the
right to vote at said meeting.
Be it further resolved. That for the
space OF two weeks proceeding SAID
meeting, no books shall be issued by
the Librarian, and that ali outstanding
books be called in. And that on the
evening preceding said meeting the
Library be closed, until such action be
taken by the members at the assOcia-
tiOn as shall justify its re-OEening.
Be it resolved further, That these
resolution, which are offered. in pur-
Suance of a notice given by the Board
of Directors at a meeting held in the
month of June last, be published in
the city papers at the same time as the
address which the President is re-
qUeSted to prepare.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
FOR THE BEST STORY.
Prize of Five Dollars For Some Bright
Boy or Girl.

Here is an opportunity for some
bright boy or girl to win a prize of
five dollars. Next week the first in
stallment of that heart-touching story,
''Ten Nights in Bar Room" will ap-
pear in The Tallahasseean. 1t will be
continued from week to week, and the
boy or girl who writes the best short
account of the adventures of the differ
ent characters in the story, will be
given a prize of five dollars.
Those who compete for the prize
must be between the ages Of eleven
and eighteen years. The story must be
written on one side of the paper only,
and the manuscript sent to Mrs. J. w.
Coles, president of the W. G. T. u.
Do not write your name on man
uscript, but accompanying it, send a
sealed envelope containing your name
and address. On receipt of manuscript,
the secretary will open the envelope,
register and number the manuscript in
the order received, and then place it
in the hands of the committee. As soon
as the decision of the judges is made,
the winner will be notified, and the
story published in The TallahasSeean.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
HEAD NOTES.
In the Supreme Court of Florida,
June Term, A. D. 1901.

June I0Fm, a. II. lSU1.
Tom Coleman and Dick Coleman.
Plaintiffs in Error, VS.. The State of
Florida, Defendant in Error.-Escam-
bia County.
Carter, j.:
To enable an appellate court upon
writ of error to review the ruling of
an inferior court denying motion for
a new trial based upon the grounds
that the verdict is contrary to the law
and the evidence and unsupported by
the evidence, the motion and the ex-
ception to the ruling denying it, must
be embodied in bill of exceptions,
under the signature of the trial Judge.
Judgment affirmed.
c. H. Alston, for plaintiffs in error;
William B. Lamar, Attorney-Generai,
for the State.
SMITH EFT AL VS.. BROWN EFT AL.
1 In the Supreme Court OF Florida,
January Term, A. D. 1901.
Kirby H. Smith, Socia n. Smith,
his wife, and Frank Fiala, Appellants,
VS.. Rhees D. Gauby and David w.
Brown, partners under the tlrm name
and style of Gauby G Brown, Appel
less.-DeSoto County.
Carter, J.:
l. Mechanics and material mems liens
provided for by Sections 1923 to 1749,
Revised Statutes, do not apply to the
separate statutory property OF married
women.
2. Section 2, Article XII, Constitu-
ton of 1885, providing that married
WOmdn'S separate real or personal
property may be charged in equity and
sold, or the uses, rents and profits
hereof seQuestrated for the purchase
money thereof or for labor and ma
terial used with her knowledge or as
sent in the construction of buildings OF
repairs or improvements upon her
properly does not create lien upon the
property to secure the demands named.
It merely authorizes courts of equity
to charge the property with the pay
ment of such demands and until pro-
ceedings for that purpose are begun
there is nothing in this section Of the
constitution or in any statute in force
which denies to the married woman
the right to sell her property in the
manner pointed out by other statutes
permitting her to do so. If the sale IL
made in good faith, with no intention
of defraud1ng, hindering or delaying
persons holding such demands, the
property in the hands of the purchaser
will not be liable to be charged with
the payment of such demands.
3. Where a bill in equity alleges
that the title to real property is in
wife by deed executed to her, but does
not allege that the property was pur-
chased with the husbands money for
his benefit or that the deed declared
trust for his benefit, an allegation
that the deed was made to the wife as
a matter of convenience to the hus-
banu and that he is the real and re-
puted owner of the property described
therein, states a mere conclusion, and
is insufficient to show that the wife
holds he property as a trustee Tor the
husband.
Decree reversed.
Charles w. Forester, for appellants;
no appearances for appelleeS.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The committee appointed to recon-
mend suitable action concerning the
deceaSe of our esteemed brother Jacob
R. Cohen, begs leave to offer the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas it has seemed good in the
sight of the Supreme Grand Master OF
the Universe to call from the scene OF
his earthly labor our worthy brother,
Jacob r. Cohen, be it resolved by
Jackson Lodge No. I, F.. Il A. M.
First, That in the passing of Broth
er Cohen this lodge has lost a Jealous
and efficient co-laborer, faithful in the
discharge of every Masonic duty and
devoted to the principles of our order.
Second, That the community has lost
an enterprising, public-spirited citi-
zen, whose successful business career
of twenty-three years gave him the
sincere regard of a wide circle OF
friends and the respect of all. His per-
sOnal dignity, his Open-handed gen
erosity and his integrity of character
are worthy of all praises.
Third, That page in our minutes be
dedicated to his memory, and the lodge
drapei in mourning for thirty days.
Fourth, That a copy of these FeSOIu-
tions be offered the city papers for
publication, and that our secretary be
requested to send a copy marked with
the seal of this lodge, to the widow OF
our departed brother, with assurances
Of heartfelt sympathy in her sorrow,
and Of our constant interest In her
welfare.
S. NJ. PROVENCE,
W. N. MCINTOSH, j.
F. G GILMORE.
Committee.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
SURPRISE PARTY.

Mr.. Arthur Eastman and family are
preparing to go back to their western
home. On Wednesday night they were
given a surprise party by Mri Eastman's
father and mother, two niles east OF
this city.
The large residence Of Mr.. Eastman
was crowded with lively guests from
the surrounding country and this city,
and time passed unnoticed until after
midnight. Refreshments were served
and several valuable presents were
given a surprise party by Mr.. Eastman's
mementoes of their last days in Flor
ida.
They will be here only about two
weeks longer. Mr.. Eastman says he
leaves here with many regrets, and
goes only on account Of his wife.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
IN MEM0RIAM-

The following resolutions adopteG
by the Governor and the other state
officers will find an echo throughout
the state:
Resolved, That we learn with deep
sorrow of the death this morning OF
Mrs. John L. Crawford, wife of the
honored secretary of state, and we
extend to the grief-stricken husband
and family our sincere sympathy in
their bereavement.
Resolved, further, That all state
Offices remain, closed during the day,
and that we attend the funeral in a
body at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Resolved, further, That these res
olutions be inscribed in the executive
record and that a copy of them be en-
crossed and transmitted to Hon. John
L. Crawford by the private secretary
of the Governor.
"W. S. Jennings, Governor; A. c.
Groom, Comptroller; w. B. Lamar,
Attorney General; J. B. Whitfield,
State Treasure; B. E. McLin, Com
missioner of Agriculture; W. N.
Sheats, Superintendent of Public In
struction; ]. C. R. Foster, Adqutant
General; R. E. Rose, State Chemist;
Henry E. Day, John M. Bryan and
John L. Morgan, Railroad Commis-
sioners; w. A. Blount,, c. M. Brown
and H. ]. Drane, Capitol Improvement
Commissioners.
Tallahassee, Nov. Is, 9901.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
CARD OF THANKS.

Editor Tallahasseean:-I wish t.
thank my friends in Tallahassee 10
the high honor they have conferred o.
me in the The Tallahasseean's votini
contest, and to assure one and all tha
their efforts in my behalf are highl!
appreciated.
1 am extremely sorry that the rusL
of business incident to the session OF
the United States District Court will
make visit to the State Fair impOs-
sible. Mr.. John G.. Trice, the editor, il
rendering me the prize stated that the
ticket would be honored any time IN
til used, and hope soon to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity so kindly
presented.
Again thanking my friends and Eii-
tor Trice, l am respectfully
LOUIS E. COHEN.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
Mrs. Fairbanks left last Sunday

Mrs. Fairbanks left last Sunday for
Birmingham, Ala., called there by the
fatal illness of her son, Mr.. Will Fair
banks. The young man breathed, his
last before she reached his bedside: His
brother, George, who had just return
ed from the Philippines, was in at
tendance during his illness. Deceased
leaves a wife (the daughter of Mr..
VIM. Geddie) and one child.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
CURES BLOOD POISON AND CAN
GER.

Eating sores, swellings, falling hair,
mucous patches, ulcers, scrOfula, ach-
ing bones and joints, itching skin,
boils, pimples, etc., by taking Botanic
Blood Balm (B. B. b. made especially
to cure malignant blood and skin
troubles. B. B. B. heals every sore and
makes the blood rich and pure. Over
5000 cures of worst and most obstinate
cases by taking B. B. B. Druggists. 81.
Describe trouble and trial bottle sent
free by writing to, Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. For. sale by Wight & Bro.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
YAGARIES or a COLD.

You can never be quite sure where
cold Is going to hit. you. In the faA
and winter it may settle in the bowels.
producing severe pain. Do not be
alarmed nor torment yourself with
fears of appendicitis. At the first sign
Ola cramp take Perry Davis Pain
killer in warm, sWeetened water and
relief comes at once. There is but one
Painkiller. Perry Davis. Is and 50
cents.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
MOST POPULAR STUDENT.
QUARTERLY MEETING.

The Wesleyan Methodists will hold
their first quarterly meeting at the
Seminary buiEding. on Saturday morn
ing at 800 a. m. Preaching'at IL q. m.
Love Feast Sunday morning at $3.50 a..
m. Rev. F. e. Fitch, presiding elder.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22

Mr.. Tom Andrews, express agent at
Quincy, Fla, formerly a typo IN me
Tallahasseean Office, passed tnrough
the city yesterday en- route TO Apa-
lachicola, where his wife is very SICK.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
MEETING OF COUNCIL.
Nh. WahniSh- Granted Use Of
Building for Factory
THE BILLS ARE ALLOWED
Report of Various Officers-OIhers
Business Transacted.

The City Council met Tuesday night
in their room in the City Hall. There,
were present: Chairman F. w. Arm
strong, Councilmen T. H. Randolph
A. c. Spiller, Joseph A. EdmOndson,'
Charles w. Perkins and L. G. Yaeger.'
Mr.. Yaeger, from the Special COm-i
mittee on the Wahnish affair, reported
that no place could be secured for Mr.lI
Wahnish that would properly accom-,
mOdate his business, but that if the;
Council would let him keep the builds
ing he is in for the winter that he:
would try and do better next summeri
Councilman Randolph inquired if WahT'
nish staying in fire house would affect
! that Wahnish was in building at time
insurance was taken out on sames
Council agreed to let him remaiE
where he is for the winter.
The city tax books for the coming
| year were. turned over to the Council
by Tax Assessor w. H. Chancey and
were, upon motion, accepted.
The Sanitary officer reported eight
deaths; five white, three colOred.
The Tax Collector reported $1S9.16
taxes collected and $399.33 as license
| taxes.
The market clerk reported a colIecS
tiOn of S138.68.
Chief Braswell reported $40 collected.
from fines; $500 for rent and $1.50 for
impounded cattle.
The mayor reported IA cases tried ]:
fines assessed in 13, one case being dis
missed.
The city clerk made the following
report:
| Hon. F. w. Armstrong,
President of the Council of the City
of Tallahassee, Fla. ;
Dear Sir:-I submit the following
statement of city finances:
Cash balance on
hand October 10,
1yVl .............SI,9l ,9lZ.1Z
Received since that
date ............. ], 1,571.72-$9, ,4S4. .4SS.
Disbursed ...... ~. 765.Ok
Ba lance $8,7194x
DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS.
General fund ......$3,311.85 {
Market fund ;..... 3,795.08
Special fund (water
and fire) ........ 1,612.50-$S, 719.43
The $1,571.72 received since OctObet
10th, 1901, above referred to, was from
the following sources: )
w. D. Wilson, tax
collector .....$1,3 ,3S8.54 /
Jackson Gray, mar !:
ket clerk ......... 1865 L
NJ NJ. BraSWell,
chief Of police. 44.50-$1 ,5717S
Respectfully submitted, :
A. H. WILLIAMS,
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22

A reception will be rendered tonight
at the residence of Mr.. Robert Mick
Ter, on Monroe street, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor F. BalkcOm. The event
will be a most enjoyable.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
THANKSCIVING SERVICE.

There will be preaching at the
Wesleyan church, at the Seminary
building, on Thanksgiving at II a. m,
Nov. %. Everybody invited to come.
Rev. F. E. Fitch will preach.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-11-22
STUDENTS CONTEST.

Following is the present standing OF
the Students Contest. The falling on
this week in voting is not 70 be taken
as a lack of interest. In fact more
interest has been manifested this week
than at any time, but the ballots have
not hnnn Snnf in.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
REVOLT IN CANADA

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
Servant Glri. Uuioh

In Chicago ths domcstis help h1s form.
 lu.ou lui formed set or rules lier tre some of th, rules.
 Work shall not hee.n earlier chan '.a O. m. and shall cr,sr when the cy, hing dishes lre put away
 .TN, hours each afternoon and an cu tIr. evening 1t least twice a week shall Hc allowed ths domestic as hcr own.
 .Th.r. shah To. moo opposition uu th. part or the mistress to club Ifc on th, u1rt of the domestic
 "Gruuemsu friends singh uot be barred from the kitchen or hrck porch
 Member of the family shall not boa l,ruut th- conversation arsiue during uch sriut
 "On Mondays such hours shall be al- lowed ls wm permit domestIcs Go visit bargain counters and enjoy thc same privileges as Che mietrass and her d3urh. ,srs"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
A WINTER CAMP

Opinions H... n..H In.I. .Nur. a d.uus t.. Ht rH month. thIt tbe kn.HE. a..I ..t.. t. l. a winter .lmr .HI tHI, ..r winter ..v .Hs er.lt. ..f ...... m tI. Uu..1r direction Wow. H... .H.Hs.I .r l.. rrIul lately and from I.. H..HlrIu"He now n.iH mad. t. .H... ..l. ...r.t..H. .r tlr N'u. t.r t..r. U.s. u.t ...m t. To. much dount n.f .Hf work au u. I.lOr ,Ntens.t, r..t winter hr.Hshuut tH. Uetr.et plr touarI. .u Oh. u.N.r nHtt.ons such aa th. Indian r..r locality l tne utw .u UI. Sow. Much machinery h1. H.eu taken .. en..hs .u the latter d.str.e' during tur summer. and nrosp'ctlH- d'n' uo0 may I.aI tl p,rm,usa, work tnr'usi tu. winter mHufh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
COMMERCIAL STRUGGLE

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
Smart Saying.

Dead women teu no secrets
 Many 1 man who c.1.ms to welded to hIs Irt can't prove it
 A VomlRs mission ou earth s t' cone vine som. man thlt ho ought to eet mar r.,d
 Don't marry rirl chat aushs 1t every fool thing you sly Sh. s playing ynI tU Iu-. if you win.
 Thor. 1re good many stale holri.ne house urun.s loo thc uI. ot single h'cssel 1oss
 Mosquitoes and young willows eeem to btt, special sruJe. allust oid uloh .Iors
 It always makes man mad when n Ift.r years hIs vitc 1lrhs lt thc rrc .u..uul of how he prroseI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03

Th. most serious part of ttc present strikes which the AmlIrlm1ted officials Ir. bru.g.nr about In thc Central West s Che "yioltion of written contracts now cvt1nt between thc mon who aro b.ur called out and the.r employers f Union mon win make contracts for H definite rrrinI with employers in good nitb win vIoI1te th1t contract to ro on l .symn1theuc strike wherein not go grievance is presented leliust the'r own employers. what would they do u cls' they had 20 rrsyaucce u1s t come tU th.s That organized labor actIue through its Iecl officials win Keep It. written contracts only so long as lt E
 convenient or "p.e11ut" sn Co do' No.hnr vim quicker destroy Cuiou.sm thlr Che violation of contracts with cm- nIoyer- soIemnIy made.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03

According Co newspaper reports. Che -rcltsst police scandal ever known iu th. world is now In mu blast in New York City-and of course. it is al charged up Co Tamm1ny 10 is well enough to remark that % political contest .s about to begin ln Greater New York lnd win uot be closed until thr first week of November "Camp1irn material n therefore important and valuable and thIs win explain Che quantity as well as he quality" of scandal stories which lr,. being turned out
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
Aamini.trator'. Notice

Notice ls hereby given that thc under leuci has been duly appointed Admin statriv uf thr estate of A A. Anderson I.csaaod
 Nu persons having claims against s1d estate 1re required tl present thrm tU mc with the proper vnuches. within siN months from this dute. 1t my residence corner of Holly ouf state streets m th' cIty of sk1rway. Alaska. or to my at. torn,g E w. Jrnuinrs 1t his office on lth street in uId city.
 Dated lt skurway August go. i9ol.
 Anna M Anderson
 AdmluIstr'trix. S-3l-tw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03

The Dawson Daily News Is certainly THE metropolitan paper of Che Yukon territory. on che day Ouricn wos exc cutcd a paper rrc in its makeup wos issued There were half-toncs of au Che principals lu Che Northern century mw der. and excellent. Indeed. would charc tcrize Che edition A complete. hut clear 1nd concise story of Che criminal event was given Tho edition was one that win cr,diaby stand flvomhN with any pre- t.ut.ous publication in Che States
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-03
SECOND pOOl.
sl,agway Boy In Trouble

\ boy about ls E.1r od hy Che name of Iao K.uoe. who has been selling p1- aers on tbe -tr.ets her. for thc hat ten I1ys was taken u cmwc hy Ono mar .b1I yesterday having received word from his parents iu skarVay chat Che boy had run away lle win he sent buck on thc next north bound steamer iu- uslu Dispatch