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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
STUDENT Is KILLED.
Claim He Was Run Down by Fire
Department Engine.

Department Engine.
Cambridge, Mass. June I--H. 5. Bige-
low Of Buffalo, freshman at Harvard,
was instant1y killed by a chemical en-
CINE of the Cambridge fire department
tonight An alarm was sent in Tor a
FIRE among a pile Of boards near the
Harvard architectural building, bu< be
fore the fremeu responded Professor HCl-
lis and the students Dad put 0ut the
fire. The alarm caused the 1ndergsadu-
. ties to assemble, as thc dremen drove up
there was much Jeering. The chemical
engine was very late and the crowd
booted the men
The accident is described differently
the fTemeu claiming that the horses on
the engine became excited at the howl
ing crowd and dashed forward. scatter
ing the crowd. The students claim that
the driver deliberately drove his
eugine into the crowd CT students Bige-
low was caught under the wheels, and
other students were fnOcked down. AS
soon as the students realized what had
happened they made wild deTnOnstrs
ton, but cool heads maintained control
and the dremen We're allowed to return
to their stations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
opens Parliament - - -.

Madrid. June 1.-THE queen regent. ac-
c0mpanied by the king. opened the COrtes
today. The speech from the throne all
luded to this being the last time the
the regency terminates next year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
Charged With Robbing Mails.

Chicago. Jlne 11.-With several
stolen letters IN his pockets, Samuel S.
Goodman. a clerk 3n the Chicago post
Office. was arrested today for rOrbbing
the MAILS. The prisoner has a wife and
two children, and said he had been
unable to support them on his salary Of
$500 q year. He waived examination,
and was held 20 the federal grand
Jury
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
HER SECOND TRIAL BEGUN.
Jessie Morrison Charged With Cut
ing Her Rivals Throat.

Eldorado, kan June 1.-THE case
Of Jessie Morrison, charged with kill
ing her rival, Clara Wiley Castle, in
June, 1900, By cutting her throat with
a razor after a struggle between the
two women, was called here today.
Miss Morrison has been out on bond
since last December, when her first
trial ended in a. hung jury.
Today she was accompanied by her
aged father, an ex-prObate judge of
the county She booked well, and eX-
acurfftnd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12

your list, hop
ing it may in
duee others to
avail them
selves of { he
benefit of your
valuable rem
dy. Before
taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's
Vegetab bic
Compound I
felt very bad
Iy,was terribly
nervous, a n d
tired, had sick
headaches. no
m e tie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
sybiI sandgrson Makes a Bit.

Paris, June ll.-AIiss SybiL Sanders01
reappeared with great success at the
Opera CcmiCue last night in "Phryue,' 20
it being her first appearance since the
death of ner husband. Antonio Terry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
Suit Is Dismissed.

ColUmbu- o.. June 1.-THE litigation
between the WOO'son Spice company,
owned by tho sugar trust, and the Ar
buckles coffee dealers has been dismissed
by agreement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
Made a TsrribIe Mistake.

Centralia, HIS June 11--Peter Gooch
Of Omega township shot and fatally
wounded Nathan Cox and wife. mis-
taking them for F1is own wife and her
ALLEGED paramour- Gooch is under ar
rest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
Pensions Granted.
.sneoial b The HeraId.l

Especial TO The Herald-)
Washington June L.--Pensions granteds
Utah, Mexican war, widow 3, Sallie John
son, Lake Town. S..
IdahO-Increase. Charles Zekins, Idaho
City. SO. Widow s, Elizabeth Iisfe
Boise. IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-12
Beers Court1uartiaIIed and Shot.

Pretoria, june 1.-Two Beers have
been court-martiaied and shot for try
ing TO escape from Pretoria and reiOin
their comrades. after having taken the
oath Of neUtTalit.T-
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His Diploma Withheld.
Annapolis, Nd, jane 1Q-For being
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fHE AMEPtCAN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING
AND DECORATING COMPANY.
Sings, Fresco, and Carriage painting, Paperhanging
Grainng and Hardwood finishing, Speciality, Estimates
given Carefully All orders by Mail promptly attented to
s.. Axtmayer & Son-Propietors
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

Continued on last page.
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AOONuGHTfXCURGON
TOMORROW NIGHT.
WILL BEGIN BY THE HESSlE LINE, -
MAXINE BAND WILL FURNISH MUSIC
FOR THE OCCASION AND A DELIGHT.
Full TIME is EXPECTED.

In celebration of the opening Of the
new steamboat line from Brunswick to
Sc. Simon Island, there will ba n
delightful moonlight excursion gwen
by the owners of the Hessie line
SomorroE night. The two swift
steamers. the Hessie No. l and Hessie
No. 2, will leave their wharf at s and
$3.50 O'Clock, and from ali probability
they will both be crowded,
This is tn first mo might ex ,ursion
OF the season and as the fare has been
placed at 25o for the round trim. the
public should show their APPRECIATION
to the owners of tins new line In giving
them such excellent boat accommoda-
tion to and from the island, by well
patroniziu G, this their fret excursion.
The service of the Marine band has
been secured for the occasion, and will
furnish music both going down and
aUd also for dancing at tbs
pavilion.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

The excursion to Woodbine tomcrs
row, given under the auspices Of the
Eastern Star Chapter, promises to be
aa eventof great pleaaure all who at
tend, and success to those who are in
terested in giving it, The Howlsnd,
one of the prettiest little steamers in
Brunswick waters, will take the party,
lesviDg ths Mallory dock at half psst
five O'Clock In the morning, and return
ing in the afternoon or early evening
The trip on the boat is one of particu
lar bsauty, the route being from the
waters of the Atlantic with it's winding
marshes along the shores, into the frs sh
waters of the Sstilis, whose sloping
banks srs gracefully oYerhung with
tropical vegetation in most luxuriant
abandonment, through which here and
there may be caught d glimpse OF
startled deer. pausing for second 10
surprise, before dart'ng off to the deep
er solitude of the forest Ons o : theinter-
esting events this week will be the pic
mic dinner served to all by the people
OF Camden county. who have sent out
this invitation to Brunswick and other
places TO be their guests on that occa.
sion. The long plank tables under the
trees wilt be heaped with
erTthinE delicious imaginable, and
the charming, gracious women of Cam
den county, who are urexcelied a.
will see thst every gue.t
is attended TO. and sharing fully in the
repsst prepared ty their skillful bAnds.
To every one In Brun,wiok the invita-
ton is given TO be present, and TO the
large rumber who will En. the dsy
promises To be one ioCR'o be remem-
bsred
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25
At the 0gIethorpe.

Ameng the arrivals at the Osle
thorpe yesterday were:
John W. Bennett, Wsyctoss, F.
Kirk. N. G., M, l. S,mons and E.F
SmOus, New York, j. T. Dart, oity,
K. l.. Patterson, Baxleg, c. Do aninp, ,
city, j. j. Gross, Savannah, G. C.
Ramsey, N Y, Cue Monroe, H..
J, W. Butler, Chattanooga, Chas. M.
Jerome, Atlantis. Fl Miichelson. St.
simon, T, Torkerson, Jekyl, K. M.
Prince and wife, Atlanta, J. q. Titus,
city, Augustus Lane and e. p, S.
Denmark, Valdosts, Geo. j. Munroe,
Joliet, H., VIM. Toomer, Waycross,
w. Fl Gina', Gay City, Ind B. r.
Nyeswander and wife, Indianarnlis.
Ind, John McCFane, Homerv!ll,, J. A
Spaoe and Paul e Saabrook, Darien
St. Louis, rOm Ea ,om. MGRsa, Spencer
x, Atkinson, city, d M. N-whur. e.
Cincinnati Gao. W Owen and Knile
Newman, Savannah, TbRd W, CIR fiji n,
Petersburg, Va l., Dagger, New York,
A Phinney, Boston, Mrs. K. l. Henry.
Mss M. r. Henry, Miss Rsna Henry,
q r. Pellet and Mrs. NJ. f. Pellet.
Macon, j. p. o. Nall and IL. w. Barter,
PhiIadelphis, j, s.. schley, Steve Bryan
Capt. Usina, Mr., and Mrs. Vamnarter,
Savannah, jesse r. C,x. New York,
K. f. Johnson, Cinoinnatti, Miss
Carswell and Clifford Johnson, Way
cross, R K. Chapd der Savannah, d.
M. Mckay, Baltimore. w. P. Ennie,
Atlanta.
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grand jury's investigation was slwsys

grand jury's investigation was sIwavs
necessarily TO a great extent sx parte.
thsT hearing only one side OF the mai
ter. The court closed his remarks nv
saying of the petition of Mr. r Y.
Lane: That petition Is q NEST ,ouob
ing and powerful example Of psternsl
love, and ought tc stand 80 a monument
to that grad old man, as know he
must be "
The case against DR., j. M. Madden
Involved in the ssms transactions as
the case against Mr.. A. Fl. Lane, and
the circumstances surrounding it ap.
peared to be largely the same. 1t an
peared also that DIR. Madden had had
full settlement with the Receiver o,
the Bank. So the court. on the mo
tIon OF the Solicitor General, ordere ed
a nolie prosequi be also entered In that
case,
MIR. A. Fl. Lane was represented in
the matter by Mesars. w. G. Braetley.
WE Kay and F. +. Twitty; and DR..
j. NJ Msddsn was represented by
Messre. W. G. Brantley and w. E.
Kay.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25
Don't Forget the Moonlight Excursion.


It is the opening Of the new boat line
to the new wharf and new pavilion,
They have secured the services of
the Marine band, thereby guaranteeing
TO all not only first GLASS music, but one
Of the mOst pleasant evenings that any
one can spend.
The line has made the round trip for
half fare, that is 25 cents will take you
down and bring you back, 80 every
body should go and enjoy Themselves.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

After a pleasant visit to friends in
Brunswick and on st. Simon, Mise Jer =
nis Bryan leaves today for her nome in
Savannah,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

LOsF.-~One red seit ar puppy, with
four white feet and white on breast
Finder Will be rewarded by returning
to j. y. Wright.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

Mrs. Hu2a Porter. president. enter
tanned the Suhbe- N SuGle,y OF the BAp-
tist church most delightfully Saturday
afternoon, at her home, the OKlethorpe.
There was a beautiful ard interesting
program of muaio and reoitstions rem
dered by the members of the society,
and to Miss Gussie Dixon, who has
bsen the faithful and popular secetary
for two years, as mark Of affection
and appreciation, the society presented
handsome piece OF silver and cut
glass. Elegant refreshments were serv-
ed, and the time passed quickly by all.
Those present were Misses Kathleen,
vivien and Ruth Norris, Gussie Dixon,
Mercer Knight, Sadie Ward, Matte
Ferguson, Maude Hoodenpyle, Katie
Moore and Master Clinton Knight
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswick's Gay
Social World.

BY MARY M'NIsH BURROUGHS.
Miss Gussis Dixon is spending the
summer, the guest of relatives and
friends, in Wsyuesboro, where sne is
receiving many graceful attentions.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

WANTED-TO buy one second hand
electric light meter Prefer 10 light.
J MIohelson.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

Many Brunswick friends of Miss Isa-
bell Q. Atwood, of Dsrien, will be sur
pfised and inter rested in hearing of her
marriage, which occurred In Philadel.
phla few days ago, to DR.. E. L. Corn.
mao, Of York, Pa. The bride is the
daughter Of Me. aud Mrs. J. A. At
wood. and is known as a social favorits
and charming woman by large circle
OF friends throughout the state, Miss
Atwood went to Philadelphia a short
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-25

Among the guests present 8 few
evenings sRo at tho exchange party
given by Mra. E. r. ConeY, in ccmpll.
ment to her niece, Miss Nellie Green
lee, we're Miss Arabells Wright, who
won the lady 3 prize, an exquisite little
Japanese fan, Mr. Albert Banks, who
won the gentleman's prize, q pretty
scarf pin aad Misses Nellie Greenlee,
Addle Paul, Claude Lucas, Ethel and
Kezzle ConoIey, EN- W4ff, Ellen Penni-
man, Tallulah Fleming, julia Wilder;
Messes. John Pace, Malcolm McKinnon,
LeVsrgne Whitfield, Hugh Burford,
Millard Reese, T. @. Fleming, Jr.,
Frank Stacy. Frank and Sam Mallard.
William Bailey. Hunter Hopkins, Rob.
ert Jones and Richard Everett.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
BROKE DOWN ON THE STAND.
One of Campbell COunty's Whitecap-
pers Gives the Gang Away and
All NrnN BE Convicted.

Fairburn, Ga, Feb. 1.-THE case
against the Cochrans and others, seven in
all for the murder of Sterling Thompson,
colored near here, a little more than
a month ago was taken up for trial be-
fore Judge Gambler in the Superior Court
to-day.
The cases were severed and Pegram
Cochran was placed on trial The most
damaging evidence brought out by the
state was the introduction of one of the
pistols with which the murder had been
committed.
Hester a member of the gang. stated
he thought that pistol was in the bottom
I OF the Chattahoochee. He broke down
and confessed, giving the whole gang
away. He stated they had gone to
Thompson's house for the purpose of kill
Ing him and gave the details as to how
the crime was committed.
1t is believed that conviction in most
If not all-the cases is sure. A verdict
is expected in Pegram Cochran's case to-
morrow. These are the parties for
the arrest and conviction of whom Gov.
| Gambler Offered $500 in rewards
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08

interIacing ribbon suggested is highly
raised.
The embroidery Is worked upon the sill
Yer tissue and the white silk FONDA
ton as well. thus imparting to it richness
as well as irmness. No work IL to ap-
pear upon the bodice, which, according to
Dutch custom for a state wedding. will
be cut low. II is to be draped with Brus-
sells lace, of which the Queen possesses an
extremely valuable collection, both OF an
tique and modern examples and the veil
will be of the same lovely order. 1t is
impossible to imagine dress more regally
appropriate for the wear Of "A fair Queen
bride.
THE Queen mother will wear at the
ceremony a dress of beautiful tone of
heliotrope velvet. the bodice draped with
lace and mousselne de sole.
AT the conclusion of the honeymoon il
Is the intention of the Queen to spend
some days in the capital city, and while
there to hold court or reception in the
famous ballroom, with its 100 feet OF
length and its impressively high white
marble walls. Here 1t will be remem-
bered. the young Queen gave the great
banquet to the members of the Peace
Conference, and it is "A noble setting to
any grand scene. The dress that the
Queen will wear on this occasion will be
of the richest white velvet, with a train
deeply bordered and fully lined with the
choicest ermine. To be worn with IL
there will be a cloak to match OF white
velvet aud ermine, and all the great fur
markets Of the world have been ram
sacked to find skins OF the highest quail
ty and faultless match"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
GEORGIA'S v. VI. G. A.
The Twenty third Annual COnven-
ton Begins in Athens.

Athens, Ga, Feb. THE twenty third
annual convention of the Georgia Y NJ.
c. A. was called to order In this city this
afternoon, over 100 delegates being pres
ent. In the absence Of the chairman, ex-
Gov. w. j. Northen, the convention was
presided over by Mr.. J. Frank Beck OF
Atlanta.
Rev. Joel It. Davis Of Athens addressed
the delegates in words of welcome. J.
F. Oates OF Chicago, Dan o. Shelton OF
New York and c. l.. Gates field secre-
tary of the International Committee, made
addresses.
The chairman appointed a committee
on business Messsr. J. w. Manning, ID. z.
Luther and G. l. Stacey. The Committee
on Permanent Organization consists OF
w. G. Solomon, j. c. Blake. w. s. STALL
ings, ID. l.. Earnest, w. Woods White
and Wayne p Sewell.
Tonight, at the association buildipg
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Athens Y. NJ
G. A. gave an elegant banquet 10 the
delegates, at which Mr.. h. II. Thornton
OF Atlanta acted as POSTMASTER, and
Mrs. ID. o. Shelton. w. Woods White.
Judge e. II. Galloway aud others made
addresses. Tomorrow will be devoted to
reports OF associations, the primer depart
ment, and interesting discussions by prom
inent workers. The convention will not adj
tourn until Sunday night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
WILHELMINA's HUSBAND.
How the Queen Made Her Choice of
Young German Officer.

Young German officer.
1t was not possible for Queen Wilhel-
nina to grow well into girlhood before
she became aware, in the course of his
tory lesson, Of her nearness to the throne,
says the New York Herald She has
been the hope Of Holland since her birth,
twenty-one years ago. Her father, King
William III, then in his sixty-third year,
married, In 1879, Princess Emma of Wal
deck and Pyrmont lie lived until 1879,
the little Princess. child of his old age,
growing up the sole representative of the
line Of Orange Nassau.
To the Dutch people the passing away
of the hereditary title to distant Ger
man family connection would have been
a sore disappointment. Round the Queen
has centered throughout her life all the
sentiments of fervent patriotism, which
Is I'm no country stronger than among the
phlegmatic people of the Low Countries
They have given their affection to her.
for her mother, the Queen Regent, well
knew how to intrust the Princess to them
while carefully training her for the full
exercise Of her sovereignty when she
came OF age in 1898. As Queen.
Wilhelmina has in no way belied her early
promise. Now she enters on the stage Of
life which appeals irresistibly to her sub
jects in its aspect of womanhood and
wifehood. Queen Wilhelmina just now Is
the most interesting figure in Europe.
Queen Wilhelmina announced her be-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
WITH ALL ON BOARD.
schOoer Caroline Gage Foundered
In Gulf Of Mexico.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. Mrs. James
X. Arnau of Mayport yesterday received
a letter from Engineer John Dunn of this
city. who is now in Key West, announc-
ing the sad news Of his wife, Mrs. Sa-
die Dunn. and his mother, Mrs Dunn,
OF this city who were lost at sea about
the end Of January.
on Jan. q Mrs. Sadie Dunn and Mrs.
Dunn, sr.. with two other passengers,
we're on board the schooner Caroline Gage,
which was bound from Cape Sable to Key
West While en- route the vessel foun-
dered I'm "a storm In the Gulf Of Mexico
with all hands.
Several attempts have been made by
parties in Key West 10 find some traces
of the schooner. but nothing has been
discovered. Both Mrs. Dunn, ST., and
Mrs Dunn, Jr., were well known In
jacksonville. They had a comfortable
home at Mt Pleasant. seven miles from
Mayport towards Pablo. Mr.. John Dunn
has a host of friends In this city who
will sympathize with him In his double
bereavement. He has no children. Mr.
Dunn II viii he remembered was engineer
on the famous tugs Three Friends and
Dauntiess, when they were used for fili-
clustering purposes prior to the Spanish
American war.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
DUBLIN NEWS.
Bond Election Ordered for the
building of school House.

building of a school House.
Dublin, Ca, Feb. 7.-Last night an or
dinance was passed by the City Council
Of Dublin, ordering an election on March
u, to determine whether or not bonds to
the amount of $4,000, to be known as
school and city improvement bonds"
shall be issued. 1t is proposed to issue
the bonds in the denomination of 81 600 to
5000 as the purchaser may desire, bear
ing rate of per cent. interest per an
mum, interest payable semi-annually at
the Hanover National Bank of New York
bonds to mature in 80 years, bonds and
interest to be payable in gold.
1t is the intention of the City Council
TO erect a school building to cost $40, 600
and with the remainder and the Sc, 000
insurance on the school building, which
was destroyed by fire on Jan. 90 to en-
arge the light and water plant, purchase
a new cemetery site and erect a city
stockyard, council chamber and hose reel
house.
Shed Plumer, one of the city prisoners
who recently escaped, was arrested yes
terday at Darien. Chief of Police j. H.
Peacock, left Immediately for Darien to
bring him back to Dublin.
Miss Sallie Forest, highly respected
spnster, died yesterday and was buried
to-day at Poplar Springs eight miles from
Dublin.
Miss Mary Woodland and Mr. Henry
Walker were married yesterday in this
city. This was a runaway match.
Yesterday morning an old negro by the
name of Monday Spirly, was found dead
in the field of Mr. Turrell Perry about
four miles from Dublin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
BIG BLAZE AT SCRANTON.
a Number of Buildings Destroyed
and $4OO,O00 Damage Done Yes
terday Afternoon,

Scranton, Pa, Feb. IA fire which
caused 100000 damage broke out this af-
ternoon at o'clock and ragged furiously
for hours. The flames started in the mo-
tor room of the four-story Henwood
building at S16 Lackawanna avenue oc-
copied as clothing store by p. ]. Ho-
ran and on the upper floors by the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western car ac-
countants Office ana Graham Brothers
photograph parlors and Moses overall
Manufactory
within fifteen minutes the building was
beyond saving. Matthews Brothers drug
store building caught fire next and the
names swept rapidly from top to bot
TOM stiff easterly wind famed the
maze right through the rest of the
DOCK, destroying Nortons book store, F.
~ cranes fur store, Marcus B. Beschers
luf store, Rudy and Kane's restaurant,
hchard and Wirth's clothing store,
LOWS L. Rudy, Davies and Murphy's
Shoe store. The last grand fight of the
"emen was made at the last named
,'oIe' and the fire was gotten under con-
io there
Insurance covers three-fourths of the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-08
HELD A LOVE FEAST.
Alsbama's Protest Against Mobile
and Ohio Purchase Not likely
to Amount to Much

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. IA special
from jackson, Miss. says a conference
was held to-day between Gov. Longino,
Attorney General McClung and the rail-
road commissioners, representing the
state, and Vice President Andrews and
Congressman Catchings of Mississippi,
representing the Southern Railway, and
President E. L. Russell and Hon. A ].
Russell, for the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road, to discuss the states protest against
the purchase of the Mobile and Ohio by
the Southern 1t was an executive meet
ing.
1t was learned, however, that it had re-
solved into a love feast. The railroad Off
Gals contended that the purchase ana
sale does not come within the letter or
spirit of the constitutional prohibition
against paralleled or competing lines and
that the consolidation will be of great adj
vantage to the state. The attorney gen.
eral will decide at his leisure whether he
will take any action.