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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-12
WHAT is NEEDED.

One gentleman, while expressing
his satisfaction at the report of the
grand jury, declared that what would
do moro for the cause of law and
order in Anderson County would be
the conviction Of man like Ham.
rnond or Fowler, prominent, wealthy
and influential, who is presented for
illegal practices. This is another
test to which tho good citizenship of
Anderson must be put. The grand
jury has done its duty-now will the
petit juries do theirs.
LABOR DEMORALIZED.
AS for the ne groes, as stated in my
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-12
Florida Central g. PeninsuIar

Trims run by Goth Meridian, or Central Time
South OF Colum bia. Time Table in
Eject juno 3rd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
A BIG RICE FARM.
Is to Be Started on the Rio Grande Near
Brownsville.

Is to Be Started on the Rio Grande Near
Brownsville.
Dallas. Texas, April 27.-J. NJ. Johnston
of Dallas and w. n. Ratcline OF fort
Wort. have bought over 10000 acres OIL
land along the Rio Grande In cameron
county and purpose TO make of 1t the nnes'
rice plantation in the world, as well as the
largest farm of its kind in existence MI
Radcliffe, who will personally manage the
plantation removed his family 10 browns
Vile this week and will make that place
his home. x,.a,
The lands bought by Messrs; Johnston
and Radcliffe lie along the Rio Granoe ,ol
its of Brownsville. The land win be It'll
gated by means of gigantic pnihpi p, Il
plant from the waters OF the river Ihai
separates the two republics. me anu
was bought recently for the planning U. 1o y
large rice acreage this season. over ~
acres were put in rice, however, and tht
entire tract will be prepared for rice Jus'
as rapidly as possible. ,,,
The plans of the owners are 70 niahdi
of this hitherto practically unused lunu
the most profitable rice. farm eve, ever kh Rlce
rs>ws along the Rio Grande as well a.
| ri Louisiana or the Carolinas, ana IL Y
expected that the irrlgating plant w,
supply all that Is lacking TO make tH'
venture perfect success.
Mir. Ratciiffe formerly lived at CROWLEY
| La. and is familiar with the ,growlng ="
| rice Mr. Johnston is the head OF one p"
| the biggest machinery houses IN lhe 9'"'
| and has lived in Dallas many years. 49,,
| Much interest has heen aroused On IN I'm IN
project and Messrs Johnston and katcn .it !,
have had many offers from men VII t
| money who want TO help develop TN
Cameron county rice lands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
SUMMER NoRMALs.
o. These Which Have Been A
a., proved.

"0' These Which Have Been APP
H., proved.
n ~ Texas, April 1.-THE following
s,- saae0 ont today by the department.;
1 'owing sumner normals have thus
l,ston: " the department VI
.sas 20, 1901: "'''e '''''e''' Tvs
|.ssr y frio county, II. L. Allen, con.
nnessas9aton; opens May 90.
..taesor (, Soiisn county, T. G.. Cones.
ssrIs' Mckinney; opens May "a.
|setaeisy pee county, w. u. MADEIRA.
Eage Beeyille; opens May -.
~ an ". Colorado county, G.. u. Jes-
h y1e'or' Rock Island; opens May
|slartsrS Hood county. j. n. sandefer,
tnls hranhruy: opens May IT.
n enpd,,s. g0mery county. j. A. koo-
heaihseselor, Willis; opens May ~.
|. tnndaavvll,i Parker county, j u. Rdg
ss"r, Weatherford; opens MAY
81 toss.palo, Bexar county, p. II. Stew.
ne,iseeeslGr. San Antonio. opens June 3
"a. CO.. Montague county. r. A Tag
|ts-tns ~ Tor, Montague; opens June y
|e 49,. hfisls. NHcccs rounty, Nat Ben
XIII, .or Alice: opens June 9.
'<<ccsr. ANGELINA county. w. II. Lee
h ~ Lntkin: opens June 3.
Il lsrnsse ofmals for white teachers clos
a Rose. someryen county, v. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

uo April 81. -tccpyrighted'
f''pA : I'oster.l--Last bulletin gave
y. s,s,urbance TO cross continent
y !. May 8, warm wave April ~
- wave May to D.
n Z ~ an reach Pacific coast about
rfanse ,snst of Rockies by close OF
N ,,eulril valleys oth 10 loth'
. SMs' IN cross west of Rockies
~ sS great Central valleys Sth,
IVY nth. Cool wave VIII cross
W. a-pies about May ., great Central
y ~. % Eastern States 18TH.
n llla' date Of this bulletin tempera'
ei ihc '"rvsraGlng low. a moderate
W = vii he near meridian 80. NOV
ynsN 'sstward and n cool wave fol.
ifap ~ MINER Missouri valley.
y lin, I'M Nav 6 will average below
Il s. nM and wet In many places
.sst central valleys. Not good
reVing week. ..
w ~ IN middle and northern lati-
y Nav weather determines the
will fall far short. Rainfall
a. sufNfltnt III many i'''. = P'N -
~ viii check the growth to seri-
&itnt an. to usroIIv favorable
~ rrop, while cool ana wet Is not
ss,nre Of May will he longer cool
' Nv Weather will he too wet and
4, TX eorn in middle and northern lati-
sa, more favorable to that crop In
.,rs statements may he made about
|, While cool wet weather may check
|isstructlve Hessian fly that Is known
I, a ne growing crop of winter wheat
r's,hsr will check the growth of both
!, and spring wheat. =.
Esslnai high temperature waves viii
meridian 10 near May o. is. % and
Principal cool waves OF May
e,oss meridian 90 near 3, II and 81
sWragc very cool DIST to 2Sth.
\ ~
|all nv warnings of severe or dan
n, storms for near April II and ther
remember the storms OF hurrican,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
hpECASTS BY FOSTER.
!, roding May Will Average Below Normal
Temperature.

force west Of the Missouri valley on the
| 18TH aud through Southern States on the
| 18th
casts Of severe storms but some news
1 papers ana the whole of Uncle Sans
weather bureau decry forecasting Severe
/ necessarily alarm nervous people. This
makes II questionable whether 1t Is best
4 to give warnings of dangerous storms.
The United States weather bureau may
! deal out It's severe criticisms of sensa-
/ tlonul forecasts because 1t does not know
enough about future weather to forecast
those weather events foreknowledge Of
| which might hurt nervous people.
have delayed adopting this graphic
method of weather forecasts because ono
| apparently small item in my method Of
calculations had persstently eudcd dIscov-
cry AMI therefore | waited and worked.
But | found II at last aud the May fore
casts are, based on my. completed system,
For want of these charts there are many
weather features have been Wholly un.
able to lay before my readers In manner
that would enable them to understand. but
with this graphic method | cnn so simplify
the weather problem as to enable the com.
non reader to rcndily understand II.
BY the graphic method | will produce
much that will interest the higher grades
of thu public schools and all the other IN.
stil Mt cns Of learning whore physical geo
graphy' .meteorology; magnetism, astronomy
or physics are taught.
The weather bulletins will be continued
about rs u retofare but there will he less
e the science notes. the latter heing re
placed by graphic Illustrations or charts
MY work has never been in SO prosperous
n condition as now. The long struggle the
great cxpens2 Of working out the weather
problem, has eliminated in success, and
while tho wrestler nearly fell. more thar
once. while the mariner comes to shore
with tattcred sail and shattered deck
while the victory has been won by sacri
ficing the hest part Of n life the reward Is
worth all that 1t has cost.
The value Of knowing that one has nc
compllshed that on which all the past age.
of man have failed can not be ovcresti
mated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

Fulton, conductor, Cleburne; opens juno
II.
Mount Vernon, sFranklIn county. ]. o.
Mlnter conductor Pickton opens June "a
Bonham. Fannn county. II. G. Stone.
conductor. Bonham; opens June "a
kerens, Navarro comfy. g. w Farmer
conductor. Dawson: opens June "a.
sherman. Grayson county, d. F. Eagle
ton. conductor, sherman; open July l.
Detroit Red River county. s. A. 1rice,
conductor, Bagwell; opens July I.
Georgetown, Williamson county, r. l..
Hamilton conductor, Georgetown; opens
July I
Alvarado, Johnson county, ]. f. Carl.
son, conductor Alvarado; opens July l.
Cisco. Eastland county, S. u. Thompson,
conductor, Cisco: opens July I.
Gordon. Palo Pinto county, A. Bennett
conductor. Gordon: opens July /.
( Claude. Armstrong county, j. r., Over
street, conductor. Hereford; opens July 2.
Jacksboro Jack county. ]. X. Wester,
conductor. Jaekshoro; opens July >.
Plainvlcw. Hale county. A. Ernsherger,
conductor, Plainview: opens July >.
| List Of normals for colored teachers
! closing June %. 1901:
Marshall. Harrison county, II. r; Penn
berton. conductor. Marshall, opens MAY y.
! Cameron, Milan county. T.. G. Drake
conductor Cameron; opens June "uooro
! conductor, Waco: opens JCne 3.
Wharton. Wharton county. II, e. Ed-
wards. conductor. Wharton: opens June 3
Crockett, Houston county, J. r. NJ. Lee
| colSiuctor, crockett. opens JUNO D:
Hondo. Medina county. q. W. Minter'
conductor, Hondo: opens JiiNe 2.
Port Lavaca. Calhoun comfy, ] X. Ben,
nett, conductor, Port Lavaca; opens
June 3.
List of normals for colored teachers
closing August 3:
Caldwell. Burleson county. Spencer
Adams. conductor, Rockdaie; opens July l.
Marlin. Falls county. j. Washington con
ductor. Marlin: opens July s.
Taylor. Williamson county. y, f. an
derson conductor. Waco; opens july !:
An additional list of approved uormnS
will be issued early in May. RnspertrnilE
va J. s. Kendall,
State Superintendent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

/ An AGLNr for val phprrs dlfeot from
factory; agent for Bavmlan White bead,
Guaranteed 10 stand - per cent longer
thAu trust lead wall ptpcr. Lead oila'
n par Of your work Is kindly asked Tor;
II win hc d0nr trstcuss. WIN, T. comp
A Sous. Practicul Painters and Paper
llnngerA. 80 FnnnIni phone lulI.
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
40 advcrts, mcnts remaining In the OF
nee Of The l%st. FOR the week end'cs
saturday, April 81;
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lsUN, no, 22l0 state Agent; n. smith W.
$50 (2l; 1861, 224I; 229I, Din t2i; lstt,
29slS; ". Ii. G. ~; 22tS; 1877, 2siO ID;
NN t2l 229g; W. H. O. 1874; 1900. 1850;
TOO 1850 "a, u. II, A. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

ME CURE others without drugs. Why not
Nuuy he reasonable. pr Romlne's NY
glculc and Ostcophthtc. Suite i0N, Mason
building. ~
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THE New Magnolia az Pasadena, Texas,
tuly ten miles down the harrisburg smell
road we cater TO families and hlst'
class trade only. good hshing nUnr by;
cold beer on tap; meals, luncncs aud re-
tvshnCnts reasonable, good Artesiah
water; no sporting women allowed, posi-
ttNtlN not wanted. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

W0NDTRFTiT, i-Your iifc reveaied; salts.
faction guaranteed, send birth date anu
10 cents Prof John Myers, Lincoin
Pnrk Station, Chiengo. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

Mrs s. MORGAN. proprietor Of the Nor
gan Dairy. informs her patrons ana Wy
Of her dairy aud Viii serve the pprssl
and best milk az 23c per gallon; DEL
creamery butter at 25c; me bnitermiik
q l6c per gshoonni AZ pto1 osHg5s '"''es %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

WE HAVE In charge an oil proposition Of
merit that viii bear the closest inNestl'
CATION aud for which Is desired some nd
dinonal capital on ground hoor basis.
Wlsncr 81 Brlnghurst, 20 Blns buildinHs
IN. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

4 LOSING OFT boys knee pants, any OF
our 33c kiph HE; any OF our 50c KIND
3uc. Ben Lehman, The Mems Furnish
ing store, ui5 Congress avenue. one door
from Main street -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

DIR RoMlNA -iiyglenic aud ostcopathic
lnnrmaN; we cure all diseases without
drugs, costs you nothing To Investigates
Suites 400 aud l0l, Mason building
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wa CURE all diseases OF stomach. nysr.
sidney aud novels, also nervous AID To-
nNlc troubles TO stay cured. suite 400,
Aaacu building, -
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90 YOC WANT richcs aud hcalthi Then
lenrn hypnotism; full course ~ twenty.
four lessons for 81 worth S2a scud -
for the hcst descriptive work eyer pnh
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MARRIAGE PAPER Exclusive is pages,
Zoe. no SIS Zee; many wealthy. romniet'
,al aud bank reference given. Il. y.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

CANCER removed Nt home in ten days; no
pay TIL removed. Boa 2Ss, eort Wrltn.
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IADI3S-Dr- Strickland's Regulator re-
iievcs in iisc hours; box freei stamp, iaf
nartIculnrs Crown Chemical Co., ivJ,
Milwaukee, VIE
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FOX \ FEW DANS We can sell YOU Beau
mont ana jefferson county on company
stock nt 80 cents, n you want H. he
quick. iiarral a hprraL
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UOME TOW LADIES during conFnemthi,
good doctors and nurse, Infants Adopted
CONFIDENTIAL T. o. Box pa, San Antonio;
TcNa8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

IA HOUSTON AERiE No. u.,.. Y.
2@ H., win hold regular meeting IA a
tN TM afternoon ut 90 o'clock, Mt their
AE.WH hall, corner Main and Prairie.
VIfJN Important business, All visiting
NIFTY brethren are fraternnlly Invited
TO be present.
]. q. Il. M.-Llttle Elk tribe No. Di- on
are requested 10 attend smoker Tuesday,
April 80, n. m, NJ wigMam; brutnotp
tribes Ia THIS reservation Invited. A..
{. Van vexer, Sachcm. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

TIIN LONE STAR Ice Cream rarlor IS
opcn al 1891 Washington street, bcst
cream In the city. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

TNTKAGT9 delivered 10 any part of the
rlty for one dime. Dime Delivery com
pany. III San Jacnto. phones, new, 69+.
old. 5pS.
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I.ANNE conRlgnmoui ~ "N0sloycr Eonrt-
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Club. ~
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Wa CURE all curahle diseases without
drugs. as thousands testify. Suite 100,
Mason building, -
COME AND SEE the people we are cnr
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.CI,AiiVOY AN'r--Mrs Knox past, present
and future revealed: jul ST. Charles
street between Preston aud Prairie, ~
.Il'6Y RROWN BUSCHlCK -tlairvoyant
medium. 2ll5 German street. information
on any subject ~
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MARRY Send g stamp Tor latest issue
texas matrimonial and correspondence
pauer 60 r. Ball, BOX bli Houston, Ten,
As; sent scaled. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28

HOUSTON CYCLE WORKS. Ia the Mason
block OF Houston, give away more thinEs
IN a day than all other cycle stores SELF
we give premium stamps, library stauIs.
,etneuts Matching rubbers-spokcs Tor
NheeIs toSls graphite, buffers tor hn n.
and most anything a customer o. our IS
81 cnsh, 80 sell on monthly payments
Il yot, ike: We have sold over 200 wheels
20 FAR this year; We are agents Tor ten
dIfferent nrna Ia the United states; We
seIl eyesythlng al y per cent less tnun
INV other ho.ise; II you want 20 buy, Z
CHEAP wheel, do not scnd 1900 miles
away for II. we can beat ANYBODY " thas
line. and when II breaks you do not need
10 send Il back and pay heavy charges
we would TX e for less than IL wou'a
cost YOU to gay express charses.
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= ADIEsf Use Cnehesier's tARsh tennyroS al pilis.
Be.ti safesii onIy kslishlei Iahs 40 9 sa,s
~ Hay efyeur UruEgist or sne 80 s..r. ...ii
sAr' I'D assi ?, tsa,s ,s =. Ss fiisSs p
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CANCER cured AT home by interim u ,ant
ment, no knife, plaster or pain. Dv ,.l
and testimonials mailed free, lancer IN
stitute. l2l w. 42d ST. ~ y.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

~N~>--~~~~~~---~~~~~-~-~~
GASOLINE STOVES, OIL STOVES
and gas stoves; also a nice line of ranges,
wood and coal stoves, viii be sold at cut
prices; l-burner gas stoves al i5c. 5. Bern
stein, SUS West Broughton.
NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
with ball bearings. lock and chain stitch;
two machines in one. Penton A Son.
PERRY & BENTON. 100 STATE
street, west, will move. pack. ship or store
your furniture at short notice: also rem
ovate your Old mattresses at little cost.
Bell phone 1874.
OUR GERMAN READY MINED
paint is sold under guarantee: have
your house painted with it. Adams Paint
Company
STOVE, RANGE. FURNACE AND
crate repairing; repairs furnished for any
make of stove or range: remember. we
exchange stoves. A. c. Price & Co, Jeffer-
son and State.
a FULL LINE OF CRATES JUST
received; will sell sny of the separate
parts. Adams Paint Company. l0l Con
gress street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
GAVE IRIS MONTHLY sOcIAL

Tribute Circle. Kings oausi'ters' to
give u Martha Washington Teu.
A very pleasant affair last night was
the monthly social Of the -. y. y. IT,
Of the DUFFY street Bapus, Church An
interesting uroeramme OF music aud reei-
tations was given, principally oy the
member of the union and feveral parlor
genes were played.
Later in the evening rcirr' hmehi' "rte
served. Tho attendance was esq. 'il9n'HF
Tho Inuiof d. r. -. T.. VIII ho'l p slm-
mar exclamation io-WoIroW Hit .rno3n.
Nrxt Friday Tribute circle hins q
Daughtors. VIII give "a Martha WaHhl1s-
ton tea 90 the church. which promise 20
be- ALTO u very enjoyable lnair
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
BELIEVED THE DEFENDANT.
JuTy in Superior Court Refused to
Give Matilda Lnnzy Damages.

81 ufS IL superior court KetuSeG to
Give Matilda Lnnzy Damages.
Another jury in another court, in an
other damage case asainst a corporation,
returned q similar verdict to that in the
Finney cause yesterday morning. This
was the suit brought against the savan-
nah, Thunderbolt ana Isle of Hope Rail-
way Company by Matilda Lanzy, which
had been on trial before Judge Falligant,
in the Superior Court.
Matilda, who is middle-aged
negro woman, claimed to have
been elected from car on one
of the defendants suburban lines
with such unnecessary brutality as to
cause her to be confined to her bed as the
result of the injuries she received. She
sued the company Tor $3.50 damages.
The defendant admitted the p.aintiff had
been elected from one of its cars, but
stated that this had been done because
she refused to pay her fare, and that no
bruta ity or UNNECESSARY force was used.
The jury took this view of the evidence
and brought in a verdict for the defend
ant
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
RAILROAD GOT VERDICT.
Jurs Decided Death Of Finncy was
Not Due 10 Accident.

Jury Decided Death of Fiuncy Was
Not Due 10 Accident.
The verdict Of the jury in the case Of
Mrs. Annie L, Finney against the savan-
nah, Florida and Western Railway Com
pany, which has been on trial in the City
Court for the pest three days, was re-
turned yesterday afternoon. The verdict
was In favor OF the defendant
Mrs. Finaey sued the railway company
for $25.oo0 damages Tor the homicide Of
her husband, who was fatally injured in
an accident near Tampa, Fla. in tho early
part Of 1887 II was her contention that
the accident was due to the imperfect
construction or condition OF the track.
The engine her husband was running was
deraiied and he was so seriously burned
and scalded BY steam escaping from the
boiler thdt he died little more than two
weeks after he received his injuries.
Ise railway company contended 10 the
jurNand introduced evidence to show, that
The derailment Of Che engine was not at
all The result OF an accident, but was due
10 the criminal act OF some one who de-
sired 10 wreck the train, and placed "A
crosstie on the track TO accomplish this
purpose. \ crosstie which had been dug
up from under the express car OF the
train, was introduced in evidence.
The testimony as to the manner in
which the accident, or whatever it was.
occurred was not very satisfactory and
almost the entire time of counsel was
devoted to a. gument upon the sufficiency
Of the consideration for Mrs. F'inney's
contract rot to sue the comp NY for dam
aees ior the death of her husband. This
agreement was baseA on abe payment 10
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
ELECTION IN THE GREENS.
After the Polls Closed a COLLATION.
Was Spread,

An election for lieutenants was held
last night by the Irish Jasper Greens in
the quarters at the Regimental Armory.
The election was presided over by Capt
J. J. Gaudry, retired; Capt. j. r. West
Of the Savannah Cadets and Lieut.. j. D.
Helmken of the German Volunteers. For
ty-one votes of the enlisted strength of
fifty were cast. This was a complimentary
vote, neither Lieut.. J. f. Mccarthy no.
Quartermaster Sergeant NJ. j. OLeary,
who were chosen first and second lieuten-
ant respectively, having any opposition.
After the polls Closed. a very pleasant
collation. was enjoyed. This was spread in
The gun room of the Greens, and the off,
GERS Of the company and those who man
aged the election. were present. After
ample justice had been done the good
things that graced the board, a few
speeches were made. congra tulatory III
their character. all complimenting the
Greens upon their choice of officers, and
The officers upon having their lot cast
with so excellent a company. Capt. p.
=. Gleason of the Greens, Capt West.
Capt. Gaudry, Lieut.. Mccarthy. Lieuten-
ant-eiect OLeary, and Corpl. Hohenstein
were among the speakers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-15
PROPOSALS WANTED.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
Supervising Architect, Washington D. c..
February z, 190l.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office. until 3
o'clock j. NJ on the 9Th day Of March.
1901, and then opened, for the construc-
ton of a building for accommodation Of
Crews, and for miscellaneous repairs. at
the South Atlantic Quarantine Station.
Blackboard Island, Georgia, in accord
ance with specification, copies of which
may be had at the discretion of the Su-
pervising Architect, by applying at this
office, or to the Medical Officer in Com
mand, at the Station James Knox Tay-
Tor, Supervising Architect