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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
REPORT or OPERATIONS.

Kitchener Claims that His Columns Ae-
complshed Much Last Week
Ionoon, August 1e-In long dispatch
issucd tonight reporting the operations Of
various columns, Lord Kitchener says ~
am glad TO be able to send you the largest
RETURN have yet had for one week Since
August the columns report thirty .nine
hllsl, 900 wounded. Including wolmarnns,
lao chairman ~ tho Grst Nolksrnod rlgh-
IL suriehdcis, including CofninNudaut De.
~ ammunition, 7bA wagons. $3.50 horses
aud large quantities " stock, Most " the
can't res were made IN Orange River
colcpy'
In the course Of description Of opera.
tons I,orl Kitchener says that General
French in Cape Colony, rs "grNdually dtiv.
lux the enemys scattered bands north
wnrl 81
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sulr AalANsr srEel rRusr.

Citizens OF an Ohio Town Want Dam
ages for Removal Of a Mil
cleveland. uhlc, August ~ a transcript
Of n suit fos $4,000 agalns, the American
sheet steel compnny brought In the com
mon Meas court ~ Tnsenrawas county.
ohio. wns aled in tho United States cir
cult court hero today
The petitioners are residents Of Dennlscn'
Ohio. whn were INSTRUMENTAL IN getting
raIilOa mills heated Al that point They
aver that large tract OF land was given
10 tho company outright az q nouns ana
that In Mag inAt thp lind and nlls were
Now n IL said the trust Is dismnutilg the
plauf and the petitioners decllrc "a re-.
snf they have been greatly Injured aud
are entitled 10 damages
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Strike.

The general strike order ~ the Amai-
mated association was not obcyed by
Illinois men.
The Amalgamatcd association issued a
gcnesil appeal for hnatslal assistance.
Tho cigar makers strike at Tampa,
Fla, came near coliapslng
The Knnsas city machlnlsis' strike
gng declared on
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BOYS ON strike.

Came Out Auainst the Wishes Of the
Amal1amated Association.
pttebure, IA, August IL. Two hundred
and nifty butt welding helpers talnc ont
tonight and crippled The great butt welding
department OF the National Tube works no
McKeesport The strikers are netrly all
boys under the age Of rs and comprise half
OF the force of helpers In THIS department.
Fully 1000 men VIII he forced So quit and
tho entire department consisting ~ $50
mer a. expected to he Idle.
The boys came out against the Wishes Of
tho Amalgamnted officials. and Organizer
Stewart Shntp tiled IN vain 10 persuade
them to 60 back. The Young fellows are
turbulent and II waa their strike that
began The STRIKE and riots Of 1894
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SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLE
UNITED STATES MINISTER MAY ACT
FOR COLOMBIA IN VENEZUELA.
There Have Been No Additional Devel-
opnents on the lsthmus--6atleshlp
Iowa TO Go to Panama,

washington. August 12--1he state =
pattment has authorized the American
chgrec daralres at Caracas, Venezuela 10
use his good Offices for Colombia In ease
the Colombian minister at the Ven zu Ian
capital leaves that country MIR Rn Sc /
teltaraphed last week seeking In otm lten
nv to his course OF action In case OF The
with drawal OF the Colombian minister
wrlch apparently was In contemplation at
that time Tie did not however Indicate
that this withdrawal was prelimi sTy T.
an, rupture between the two ropuUt,s, but
simply asked II he would be authorized 10
act temporarily in looking after Culombla 5
interests In case OF the withdrawal of he
mlulstpr, The state department ma ~
Information as to whether the Co. mhlAn
mir ster has Withdrawn from ven Eu "a or
whether Mr. Russell is hlhng 'h's tenn
There hsye heen no additional develop
ments as TO the situation on M lsthmus
Of snama where the troub'e is far ~
RofIEcSf Consul General Gudge S 20 Sc
In looking after the Interests 81 thlhe
along the isthmus Is not IN nnlsNaloe o
amy specific instiut lions from WaShlu gtoa,
hut follows n procedure rstahhslcd SOME
twelve years ago Ia connection With pour 5
at which the Chmese were entireiy without
IhS navy department has now de6n tcly
dci ormiucd to make use OF the battle hir
Town, Instead nf the Wisconsin, FOR us Il
the Pacific side ~ the istnmus In cas- al
fairs become serious there.
The Iowa Is the hagshln OF the 7 cine
station aud "a such dies the dag II Rvai
Atmlral Sllas casey Az ,ast ports -
criycd here ,de aumirhl was on board he
Iowa hut II II hardly prohahH that bt
viii proceed further south than san Frau
cisco.
The rnnhOat MachlOs has reported hll
arrival AZ Norfolk aud viii prohNhN So
for Colon tonight nr tomorrow morning,
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LEGISLATIVE.

After rambling discussion over the
resolution referring to the visit OF the
New York merchants, the house adopt
ed the resolution.
The various committees gave hearings
to interested parties
Progress Is being made by the various
committees and subcommittee which
have the rcdlstrictmg IN hand.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.


number NJ new corporations hied
charters with tbe secretary OF state
The members Of the immune regi-
ments are not included In the hack pay
money now being given out.
Mexican who tried to Kill con
stable near Austin was mortaly
wounded
Tho work Of removing bodies Of storm
victims TO the cemeteries at Galveston
has begun.
A conclave of Scottish Rite Mnsons
Is being held at Galveston.
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roRElaN eoops ARg eARRED.
Russian Government Is Averse TO Every
thina Not Russian Made,


ST. Petersburg, July 90 New Illustrations
of the determination Of the government
to prevent the use of foreign made goods
In any public works come 10 light almost
daily The newspapers thls week print
g pulnrs from tho mlnlsUr 81 railway
aiA the minister % ciucatibp directing at
tcuilou 90 orders FROM lhr finance minister
against the Nse of Foreign railroad mate.
required articles can not be had lh Russia
the higher authorities mist be consulted
before an Ntdcr can he given to foreign
Manufacturers or an Importer
AnUthcr Instance r. furnished by the de-
cision 10 complete the uapth0 pipo llne
mountains when the nrst section wns
bEtit H. was desired 10 use Russlan pumps,
hut d MAS found thRt no Russian concern
could turn ont the article needed The or
der was thereupOn, 10y special Okase OF Tho
emperor given to an American house. The
price was en-, down pretty low on tho
giouud, Il " said that The same company
second section, and that having models
and drawings nlrcady, the EXPENSE to II
" making additional pumps would be con
siderahy lessaned The American com
pany Is not accustomed 10 depend on
premises and took the precAujion 80 hulld
pumps ot unique design for this pipe Nm,
aud so patent ite plans and protect its
models. " Is nov about ~ rem the re
ward az Ms foresight The order has
gone forth that none hut Russian material,
are 60 be ust-d. Invitations to bid foi
pumps were sent TO none but Russlar
However, as the pumps must match ,hos,
nov used. the sueeessfWl bidder has has
to come 10 the Americans and make term,
for the use of their mans aud drawings,
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

Work has begun on the Gufey wen
at Dayton.
Two Of the wells at Sour Lake are
down to the cap rock
The rush FOR gushcrs al Beaumont
has caused the natural gas to be neg.
lceted
The Manhattan company is to build a
million barrel earthcn reservoir at Beau
mont.
-Four wells are now due at Beau
mont.
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RAILROADS.

An unknown white hoy and negro
we're killed in Cotton Belt freight
wreck az Genoa, Ark.
The Southern Pacific local freight
Offices at Houston were removed to the
recently completed freight buildings.
Claire Hall Of ST. Louis was appoint
cd travelling freight agent OF the Frisco
line, with hensiunrtcrs az Houston, to
sncceed Mr A. n BroWn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
CAUGHT A SEVERE COLD.
BROUGHT ON SUMNER CATApOo

can bear witness 4.
Koruna Is the best resn.',mt fsc ~.
) nave already brought ioi ui,s.
81 many My sister and ID, " MI.
y IN tne mouse all the tina sas9ar1 ~,
ratss I'M mere is no bets, ~. a ~.
M st everyone would kse, ',ns'i /,
needless Enard against c. lItel9.
anyone doubts am reSa, oe spafss !
Koruna cured ME OF ratss.to ttstft 1.
mer. --hls Anna ~ ~
Mrs. Nellie Underwood ~. ~
correspondent Ladies' of ,h'suenil ~,
writes FROM Dol Hamlltnr s ae y "a II
Ill. the following street CHI,
The Peruna Medicine Co. co,o~, !"
dentlemen-"Rvery sur. a1 =
the weather changes a ..'s. VIM
seem to catch one Of tho ss'aeab I
colds. ! have tried several = !, , 'ss'ss
put two years ago tried pe,ns..s' ss
FOUND Il most eificacious. II s "
completely In six days. Las, su.sans
! had another attack. A. ~ su'nra
Peruna and In three days VA s'.s ,o's
lind that by taking II occssI,s Wv
keeps my system In heaItbiuII s y! 4
ton, and therefore eladly " .ss
'f.'--mrs. Nellie Underwood. '''''s
Summer colds, though not 4. 49,.
rs winter colds, very often ~ neqaHl.
uullgerous ~ the FIRST syn,h,s.. {,
catching peruna should bs sspp'P1s
sure to stop the cold M ana Asa n
needless suffering, and pefhant ~ IN
Forum as an Internal, sss.snion ! s.l.
acts promptly on the lnnamas fls,e
membranes wherever the odd N. a ss
y strikes at the root Of tho ~ s'iN
thus cures promptly and pefmaasali, y
Address the peruna Drug Nsnu,,s....
S,or 10, q free book entitled HiissI,hsp ".
Beauty written especially for ~aus. V
Dr. Hartman, President az TX W us.a
Sanltarlum, Columbus, o. "'''''i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
COMMERCIAL,

An the cereals advanced sharply,
wheat gaining 2h@2M
Cotton lost strength In New York on
reports Of rain New Orleans was prac-
tleully unchanged.
Rarroad stocl,s we're depressed on the
government crop report.
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Miss blanche Myers. 1920 Penn street,
Kansas city, Mo. has the following to say
Of peruna 49,. ..,.,,,. 7
nhilled after an evening party, and catarrh
FOR several weeks would he the result one
bottle OF Pcruna cured me, and sheil, NOT
dread colds any more ms ulu'
BLANCHE MYERS
Miss Anna Cramer. 1850 Second avenue
New York City, writes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
rRANsvAAL.

A. j. Giebener. formerly n Calves
ton. Texas. filed a claiin for 10000
against the British government for hav-
Ing been deported
Kftchcner's report Of his operations
for the week showed greater progress
than for some time past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
FINAL PROTOCOL AGREED UPON.
A Tariff OF S Per Cent Ad valorem VIII
Be Put IN Force In China

y 'HI7TI OF 2 Ftf Nent 40 NaIoren1 VIII
BE Put IN Force IN China
washington, August i2.-The state &c,
par,ment has received eableEram from
Rockh'll AZ Pekln reporting that the aratt
Of the anal protocol has been agreed apoa.
a tarin 81 per cent ad vslorem win n.
put In force two months after the senIps
OF the anal protocol, excepting on goods
shipped within ten days after signing and
MAJ Sontlnne until the conversion 10 sne'
commission t"s eNPeF'
The chinese free list Will include ~.
IerSlgn cereals and Four, gold and silver
nuiteh snd coin This inclusion cY R.nr
" the Gree list Is ~ much Iml,aetan,e nsp
Neoisriy 10 Pacific coast shippers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
FRANCE WON OUT

Claims Against Turkey Are in a Fair
Way for Settlement.
Ceus,anuneple, August l2M result
OF the arm attitude adopted by the French
ambassador. NJ Cons,ens, In an audiencs
With tho sultan Friday thr situation IN
relation a. the Fnrch csGms Is clearing
and ID "a practically settlca that the duRs
company viii cniay the rights under th'
concessions as demanded by France,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
British Textile Factories VIII Clos
Hereafter az Noon.

Hereafter az Noon.
London, August The government, was
defcated In the house Of commons tonight
IN she course Of the debate on the factory
bill. The house supported by ieS 10 l4l
a proposal opposed by he government that
textile factories should close at noon in
stead ~ o'clock p M. as now
The opposition and the irish members
cheercd Wildly
Mr. Ritchey, the home secretary. an,
nonncea that the government would accept
the decision,
Timothy iIealeN amid laughter, remarked
that the 1Gpe secretary had shown great
resignation, hut not the sort OF resignatio
the house wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
sPORT

The Columbia won race from the
Constitution on time anowance.
Many visitors inspected the Shamrock
IL at her anchorage on Stapleton, l.. !.
The Canadian yacht, Invader. won
the days race.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
District Averanes
STEAMER STRUCK A LEDGE.
Plant Liner Reaehed on Mnots Liah
Near Boston

Plant Liner Ecached on Wlnot9 LIqht
Near Boston.
Boston Mass, August II The Plant line
steamer uailfax, Captain rye, from char.
ictiotown 20 Port Hawkeshnry aud HalifaS,
n. ~. struck q ledge on Minots light while
octnpr into port IN a thick fos early to.
das She freed herself, however ana was
bestfe ga IN 8 sinking condition.
an Office Of the vessel SAYS the Halifax
stsnel about 3 o'clock this morning during
al inircnetINbic fog,
Rv her own Efforts the vessel noated as
thl tide rosp. she Is IN an easy position
ena a believed 60 be Ia little danger OF
.uwhur damage nnlces 8 NORTHEASTERN
stnrm arises No one Is reported lost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
SUMMARY or ToDAYs,
poMEsrlo.

Dr. Avail n. Doty, health ofacer OF
New York city. found that petroleum
"a the only reliable agen, that can be
employed In eSterminatlng w"squitcee.
'rhc courts refused 10 grant injunction
restraining the use Of Forest park for
the ST. Louis Worlds fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
Coltane Burned at Paris.

Paris Texas. August l2-The dwelling
OF q II. shilling, on North Main street,
MS partly DESTROYED by fire at 1910 o'clock
was saved hut some Of Il is In A damaq "A
tc,e,haluon The Are originated in the
ikltcncn The loss was partly covered by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
BY TEST HAS PROVEN s ma
Groves rasteless cblh

Rome. August IL the pope ~ rs,s b
formed OF the death Of s'snO. .., AZ !,
mo,nipg. He exclaimed; 's.rp /.
eyl,lcni, really decreed sAa. ! wsE ~
Hast 81 my generatioon W
va f.w moments later nc LINK NIX d
MI Lrses an mis- pne dieu p'@
soal az his ancient e1ems' =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, August " Eastern TeNns--
showers ruesdayi not SO warm nv eastern
and southern portions, Wednesday prob
abby fair flesh northerly winds
olleboma ana Indian Territory Fair
T1esday ana Wednesday; warmer Tuesday,
enttrrlY Mlndk
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sirnnnth n noer Eoroe

Rrusscl, August ~, Mr. Kroger's friends
isic say that he has received report
that there are how i1,0o0 hurghess and
1000 retoi Afrikaid doris undor arms aud
Welt supplied with weapons aud smmum-
tion, although provisions are very scarce
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Neootialina for Peace.

chicago. August ~ The Tribune win
say. tomorrow; Negotiations fof peace "
the basehan world ARE ca between prcSl,
dent Ban Iohnsen, roprescnting the Anieri.
can League. ana Jseies Hart represent.
inc The National League.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

have been kept In operation today, but not
much progress hns been made ~ The wal
OF production. Tile strikers today injured
twelve more tonnage men aud one aaiariel
man 20 deHert the mill OrgNnixcrs are IN
creaslng the menhpehhip 81 the AmnlEa
mated lodge organized within the last rev
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
rKoueLe FoR rHr rRusr.
lndepcndent Cracker Factories to Com
hine Goainst II

Sc Lonis. AUGUST - Representatives o.
~ az the largest independent cracker fac
fes4es MA s4,rtt la Sc. lsouis the last week
al Sepitmber 10 form an association sim.
pet AZ that ~ tho wholesale gfNeers, t3rlr
ns,tose being "a light the NatOpni hiscui
~ nspnny known as the era ker trust, col
l,,,t{rely and throughout al parts OF the
lnifed states.
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Invader Won a Heal

Chicago, August i2--In light westss,
tun, a long reach out and back ~
canadian Invader won the second ~ ~.
, I.sS,, Tor The caneda's cup. she had ,hs
compass, aud rounded the home ~ lpe
minutes ahead Of the Michigan yscst ga
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
kannns ain siri.n nn.

Kansns city, August - 'ihc m0chlnsts'
strike nausurated thirteen weeks ago was
declared % today by the strikers and the
men stu out viii return to- work ms soon
as their employers viii take them back.
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Charlotte, n. c., August i2---lohn CART.
sor snd his nephew were drowned while
hathlnr IN a miu pond neaF Hickory toiay.
Tho hoy got into deep water and Garrison
aticmpted 70 rescue him. both ioslng their
nyhe.
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TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
TerrItory Gln Rurned.

penison, Texas, August i2-The cotton
gin at MIN Creek burned early Saturday
morning, The loss was about $1,000. with
no insurance he origin Of IRE is UNI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13
EoRFlaN.

The British house Of commons passed
bill, opposed Ivy the government, pro
vidlng that textile factories shnl close
at noon, instead Of / D.. m, as hereto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

OUR SALES OF sTElNwAY PIANOS
surpass all previous records. The Stein.
way Is the model for an fine makers W,iI
A. "atkin Music Co. Dallas, General deal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-13

can not AFFORD TO Ignore eve" -. A.rllna 49, Y.
for unless properly treated premature ,os spsa
plete loss OF manhood wiz surrey ..,t Asa
fore the eyes, dizziness, baFhfulness, ~ ar :
OF memory, aversion TO society ele ,.sslpn %
which you can not overlook Ihes. s . 4
promptly overcome II the rgh. s.say lBlt. ~
but experiments with free samp,sSsnr trouble -
cines, etc. will only aggrafate You ~
cure more difficult .nst Etr at
1t IL no eNaggeration 70 say IN sna Wy NItt
more weak men to the full stIenasssisa II 1880
manhood than any, other ssafet slIiss. b y
skin in medical science treating ,sssS,inf ~ e,,is
diyidual merits after carefuiy snssds sr1 ~ Y
60 give this matter Intelligent tnrs.1 sps ts,sS
cate organs az the body are N.Y. iS' ,sSo Is tlesrs
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You kuew the satisfactleo u viii give.
uas ttood the teaf for twenty yoars.
ofovss Tastsiess Cain Tonic.
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Tsnediss and want rs,r
show
s nsums widely have completely ssns
matter
write a o l,es gss%sa e hs ssa a Ss ne
co
nendes
- Nse reeeses my possasl attention .x.sAl
'Newson hathaway. M D. 2lo.5 Alamo Plaza. San ~
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XXX CT WON.
~ Groves rastalsss CHI rea,s
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Cotton REGION BuIieun.

For the twenty four hours ending at s
u. M, 10th meridian time;
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-28
ASSAULTED AT TYBEE.
UnpIensnnt Experience of seabonrd
Apprentice From Americas.

UnpIensnnt Experience of seabonrd
Apprentice From Americas.
Americas, Ca. June 27.-Emory Mathis,
an apprentice in the Seaboard Railway
shops here, has just returned from sa-
vannah, where he was sent on business
for the company and reports that while
at Tybee he was brutality assaulted by
party OF twenty men, whom II Is suppos-
ed were strikers or their syr1pathizers.
He was struck in the face with brass
knucks by pursuing assailants and es-
capped by taking refuge in the hotel,
where he concealed himself Mathis Is a
son of J. E. Mathis, superintendent of
Americas public schools, and is highly
respected When the strike was inaugu-
rated recently Mathis remained with the
company. thus mourning the Ill will of
the machnists, and his presence in Sa-
vannsh was probably communicated to
the strikers or their sympathizers. 1t is
reported here tonight that all appren
tees who struck recently may be rein
stated, which, If true. might have an i'm
portant bearing on the strike situation
in Americas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-28
DOUBLE WEBBING AT wAYcRoss.

Miss Hinson and Nr. Owens, Miss
English and Mr.. Girdner, the Hap
by Parties.
waycross. Ca. March PA double
wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at
5 O'Clock at the Presbyterian Church in
this city. The contracting parties were
Miss Alice Hinson and Mr.. w. d. Owens,
and Miss Minnie English and Mr.. E. r.
Girdner
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. A. Brown. The young ladies are
n.eces Of Mr.. d. b. English, whose
death occurred yesterday morning. Miss
Hinson is a daughter OF Mrs. S. II. Hin
naut and Miss English is a daughter Of
MIR. j. c. English. all of this city
MIR. Owens is night manager of the
Plant System restaurant and Mr.. Grid
ner Is trusted employee of the Satilla
Manufacturing Company.
The Clarion County Teachers Institute
will be held at Folkston beginning July
s. Prof L. r. Mallsrd Will have charge
as expert.
Mr.. A. d. Broome has been awarded
the contract for the building OF six new
stores on the vacant lot near the Way
cross opera House. Three of the stores
will front on Haines avenue and three on
the Opera House street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-28
THE MANHATTAN FIRE MIDDLE
Treasurer Park Mry Refuse TO Sur
render Bonds to Receiver.

Treasurer Park Mry Refuse to Sur
render Bonds to Receiver.
Atlanta. June FIN the United States
Court to-day Judge w T. Newman stated
he would grant a permanent injunction
and receiver in the case OF Otto Kelsey.
receiver for the Manhattan Fire Insur-
Hnce Company against Lipscomb and
others. Receiver Kelsey, who was ap-
pointed by the New YoSk courts, will be
appointed receiver for the assets OF the
company in Georgia and will be required
10 give bond for $50 900. Practically the
only funds of the company IN Georgia
are the $4,000 of bonds deposited with
the State Treasurer to secure the Geor-
gia policyholders.
Judge Newman's order directs the re-
ceiver TO notify Judge Lumpkin of the
Superior Court of his appointment in New
York and here and to request Judge
Lumpkin to modify his former order with
regard to receiver and injunction. Then
the receiver will ask State Treasurer Park
to turn over the bonds to him. This is
where a hitch is expected. as II is said
the Treasurer will refuse TO do so. At
torneys for the receiver say, however,
there will be no difficulty, as no points
will be made on the actual possession Of
the bonds. They agree that these bonds
must be administered for the benefit Of
the Georgia policyholders who have sus-
tanned losses 1t is said, however, that
the State Treasurer will not give up the
bonds. except 90 a decree. Of the court
distributing them to the Georgia creditors
who are entitled TO them.