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New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
nOST OFFICE DEPARTAIENT. WASHING.

ton d G. February "A 1eO5-PropOsaIs VIII be
celved at the Post Otice Department In The City g.
washington until O'Clock June ist 1875 for t2s
CONVEYANCE o. United Malls Pursuant to Act o.
March g 1891 on the Route hereinafter described ti
proposals for service SAID
Route contract fog i've years s1 also toT ea
wears which shall commence July lSt. 1900 Sc1elAle
i90ufs No rs 20 NJ From Francisco, Cal. o.
Tahiti trips year. schedule approved oy ne
third time -
davs Bond required with bid $4,000 The 1shJ IS re-
reject JIrCulars containing COPY
the Act description Of the Route instrucions tS al
ders and blank proposals and bonds may es
tafed of me Superutendent Foreign Mails lost once
IeDartrnent after March 1st 1905. r. J. WANNha Fost
mas
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

BACHELOR QUARTERS. HOTELS EIC---Ofacs
1s,br1an Canal Commission, WashingtgH. p c. March
20 toNS-Ssaled proposals trplicate. viii be received
a. the once OF Purchasing Assent lsthmian canal
ee,S-c,,tssion washington, until 1880
S iq,S al which they VIII be opened IN puhic tov
above mentioned furniture Eianks and fun
~ nav be obtained this once or
go ~ Asst PURCHASING Agent. "a state ST. y y CITY.
- - p,Irchasing AGENT a Custom House. New
Se.ns La H. j. GALLAGHER Major, T. s T.. Pur-
chasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Tuesday, April rs, 1905
ARRIVED.


steamer Melderskn Nor new. Hamre sunderland
April z. ballast, to Bennett Walsh & Co Arrived at
2:15 p.
Steamer Furnessia (sr) Blake. Glasgow April Is No
age passengers mdse. Arrived at the Bar at l;5l
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm (Ger. Richter, Bremen
Southampton and Cherbourg ID, TO Oelrics
with 394 cabin and GS9 steerage passengers mails
Arrived at the Bar at HE a m
(Dutch). ROggeveen, ROTTERDAM
BouIoEne April 10 the Holland America Line with
165 and ls40 steerage passengers and mdse Ar
rived the Bar at 12l5 m
Advance. Corning. Colon April Is, TO the Pan
Steamship Company, with lO2 paSsen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at p m
Steamer Orion. Hillary, Fatardo April 10, Ponce IL
is ana San Juan ls to the New-York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company with Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Morro Castle. Downs. Havana April ~ to
Ward & Co, with 16S passengers, malls ana
at the Bar at 2:3S m
Steamer Patten New-OrleanS April 10, 10 the
Southern Pacific Company with mdse Passed Quarantine
steamer Colorado Risk Mobile April IL via
c II Mallory a Co. with passengers and mdse
South Of the Highlands at 2:52 p m.
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk the Old Dominion steamship Company. with
Sandy Hook. N j. April % $50 m-Wind southwest.
moderate breeze. clear.
Steamers Tan CBr}. Britannia dam, Norfolk: To
ronto (rl GTavesend; Boston city (Br). trial
Alhnga Ger. Baltimore city OF Everett
and barge No %, Port Arthur, Tex Armenian (Brl
Liverpool; CTaghall tBrl. Hong KONG via st Vincent:
c " Christlanie GER. Hamburg; Monroe. Norfolk and
Newport city OF Atlanta, Savannah; Arapahoe,
Charleston Jacksonville; Hugoma, Baltimore; FL
Sigo Galveston; Michigan lBrl New-Orleans Jersey
CITY (Br Bristol Mama Hata. Baltimore Ackworth
fI(rN Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DROPOSALs ZOE FORAGE I'D sTRAW.-

once OF Purchasing Agent 5sthuliau Canal Com
-,.sioD washington D. c. April p 1935~ Sealed pro
DosaIs IN tripcate viii be received at this once until
~ - \, Nav % 1905. and opened then, public Tor
f,rstfnr 129 6OO Corn 1296OO lbs Oats 151 200 lbs
IIs ss 0O lbs straw bedding ard 500 lbs salt
RIanks ana full information NAV Dc had rom Purchasing
s@F1t WASHINGTON. c.. Asst. Purchasing Agents
ee-sor No q state ST. New York City. L Llp
fS7s+0u1 House. Orleans. H. J. GALLAGHER,
- - s Arrnv Plrchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
D0ST 0FFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

ngfon n ., April NJ. 1Q05-Sea77d ITo07saTs VI
b A. the Office OF Purchasing Agent ot t1s
Department until oclock p. May y l'2 ioT lll
1is,iD- letter Boxes Letter Fasteners ent Letter
nv Ps f7r the Postal service the four from
IuIv 1855 o 20 I9to Blanks for prop'sa e. Win
sns,ff~aers ana instructions bidders VIII os
furnished upon application the PUrc7as3S Agent -
che Post Ofco Del Irtment. Washington. H. - N1-o =
a-cErEL-N -NnL- nnstmasLer llcncraL
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
~ ,YKFORD ARSENAL PbiIadeIDhia Pa

AorfI 81 19O5-Sealed proposals IN r!plicate will
~siIed here until P. NJ Nav % 1905. for furnishing
ending 1905, Snoksass Pou-dev.
cloths Ropes Threads Forage, steel Iron, Seamless
Tubing. Tin. Znc, Lead and Antirncny.
ron Bronze steel Aluminium CASTINGS. CartrGgs
Metals Hardware, Plumbing steam Fitting Electrical
S,,oCT5ss aather ana Betting Lumber and other BudinS
SS5fsrais FsI Lighting Polishing Materials, Chem
t-o1S C9ls paints Paper StrawhoaTd C-hpbOara.
TTe and Miscellaneous Articles For information apply
~ TIeuf Cyol. FRANK HEATH Com d.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

YELLOW PINE OR DOUGLAS FIF--Oface. Isth-
u1ian canal Commission. Washington. ID. c.
If05 Sealed proposals.. in tTplcaue, will received
the once OF Purchasing Agent. Isthian Canal Com
mission Washington. D. 1870 O'Clock \ n.
Nav 10 1905 time they will be opened public
for frnfsbInE about 14O000uO Of Dressed Lunhe
yellow Pine Douglas Fir Blanks and full Information
nav be obtained this once Offices % Asst Pur
chasing shipping Agent Istnan Canal Commission.
"a ST. New YORK Clty or a. S-stom House. NsW
orleans. Ia H. J. GALLAGHER. Major [. 5. Army
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

On top-coats.
The ever useful covert top-coats
come IN two lengths this Spring.
30 inches is the young mans 6oxv
style.
50 inches for the man who can't
stand a suspicion of bobbiness.
SI5 to $32.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Election Notice.

NpTiI N,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The IAfe Association Of America for the
Durposs OF eecting directors and officers will Be held on
"wednesday. MAY 3rd. 1905 At ten o'clock a NJ a. the
o6ces ~ the Association 100 Broadway New York city
Ths poiis will remain open from 10 10 IL O'Clock A. n
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DPOPOS FOR LOCOMOTIVES CRANES.

Il 0H7-e Isthn1Ian Canal Commission, Washington.
n Q sprs; 25 f00J.-Sealed proposals. in t-ipiicate
viii be received the Office o IN Purchasing Agent
Ts+brrfao Canal Commission. Washington D. g. untii
80 p NJ May 16. 1903, at which ttne they will ~
furnishing one u-ton, and one -
ton Locomotive Crane Blanks and t1ll rforiaIIon ay
obfsfneT from CiCa offices OF asst FIrchas
iTr Sgent "a state St y Y CITY Asst Purchasing
AGENT at custom House. New orleans a. a. j. GNl+-
I,SC;FiFSR Mai Z. : A.. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
OF Su-se Moon 6 m Moons are u
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook O;5S Island pa He'll C;ate az
PM-sandy Hook LAB Gov. Island 2:l4 Hell Gate S17
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

-Springheld Armory Mass, april 5, l9o0--Seals1
I'M tripicate " 3e received until = = "
Nav 1906 for furnishing Forage steel Iron CaSJnSs'
CosI Lumber Hardware supplies. stationery, Paints.
aOs Chemicals Gasolene. Gun stocks etc curing SesF
Iune 1906 Information furnished on app-icS
tton Gel FRANK II. PHIPPS, Comdg-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
COMMISSIONERS. D. O.


A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, s. ". T.
A New York state AIssna Ith ave. cor S5th St.
19O5--Sealed proposals. r-fpli-
for furnishing and deltyer!ng QU
STORES and SUBSISTENCE STORES STATE
CAMP of INSTRUCTION. Peeksk, ~ r, n such duan-
titles ana required by the Depot Qua
teru7Ster COmmisEary. supply
period commencing June lst. end
ing June 24th 1895, viii be received until Il o'clock
Thursday. April 9th at the Adtutant Generals OGice
Arsenal Seventh Avenue md street.
CITY Proposals be made upon the several articles
state reserves 70 accept reject
an bids or any part thereof Contractors for subsistence
stores to agree take back all unbroken packages "
furnished application Separate bids for
arterraster Subsistence stores be sealed and
70 AGjutant General. s y. Y. state
senal Seventh and 18th Street New York CITY
9nd pIainIy marked BIDS FOR QJARTERN ASTER
STORES'': bids FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES"
NEISOS II. HENRY. Adtutant General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
y : FVCTVFFR OFFICE. NEWPORT. II. l..

Z ,-r u 1ga5-Sea-d proposals for dredEins har-
Dor refuge Block Island. r l. VII ee Ieef'ed ns.e
Information furnished application J. II WILLARD.
II Col
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Proposals.
r. S. ENGINEER OFFICE NEWPORT, r l..
- APR. "a 19O5-Sealed proposals removing Wee
- -

II S. ENGINEER OFFICE NEWPORT. T. L..
pecket Rock Buzzards Bay Mass VIII be received here
until II a May 3. 1905. and then publicly opened
Information furnished on application. J. r. VI WlLLAFtD
1t Col. Engrs.
PROPOSALS FOR MULES-Ofice OF PUr-
chasing Agsn; Isthniaa Camel Commission wash
ngton u. c.. April "a l9s3-Seal@d pr0pOsala tripi
cate VIII be received at this Office l03O May
1905, and opened then. puolc Tor furnishing 20
mules, price T. o. 81 dock Orleans. Ia
Washington. D. c. from Asst Purchas-18
p 81. New York Ci-y. f1rcnas
ing Agent. Custom House. New Orleans. Ia. Fl. =
GALLAGHER Maicr. T. = Army Purchasing agent
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE or NEW YORK
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY April 18th 1as5
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
1893 the Adjutant Generals once state Arsenal 7ta
and 35th Street, New city for makiug re-
pairs the Engineer Department Of the C- s 8
''AILEEN now AZ the yards of the Blries Dry DOCK
Company. Port Richmond. Island
towing vessel from yards % the Bures Dry
Dock Company. Port Richmond. staten Island tns
Orks contractor without tire state
Proposals must he made tor the whole of the work. aH
An the repairs. alterations and other work must
form the specifications 70 be ONCE Of ts
I'm Avenue ana 18th Street Eew York City where
copy q the specifications can be had on ap-
All ~. repairs alterations and other work must %
10 reject or accept any all any part thereof
All bids be sealed addressed AtjutanI Cen
eral OF New York. ST. avenue and 35th street
New York City. and plainly marked BIDS FOR RE-
NELSON H. HENRY
Adjuta1t General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
9-EW YoRK- 81 ID. OFFICE OF CHIEF =

NEW YORK, y. Y, OFFICE or CHIEF E-N-
~ GINEER AND SUPERINTENpE DENT 2. : Puolc
T3uid{ngs APRIL - 19O5-SEALED PROPOS ~ : Will be
received at this once unsu o'clock ? NJ - the llth
day of Nav 1905 and opened for The raueWal OF
leaders etc in L. ; Court House and Post once
ISlIb5inC al New YORK y accordance with draw
~ sreSfNra+fors COMES of which be had this
of5ce CTfTFF ENGINEER AND SJPERINTENS DENT
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
CARNEGIE HALL. sat morning. Apr 20 at Il
ERNEST IHlMPSQN-SETQh
4 rVaE FgrF NcF 42d St bet BY & Sth av Last w-k
LEV 4 w. tlELgS H.; u II HAPPENED IN A0RlLANl

RANMERSTENS :J s Tss' S:@ aS 6: ::9s 9.. @s
IRVING PLACE TIL + 7 u 4. Evgs. az
$50 Tonight. Fri. & Evgs.. last times. The
RoIIcking Farce. "ET aud sc the = e NV F''
EnEN lwoRLD N WAY New Groups
MUSEE ! ~HILDRENS HOLIDAY MArINEEs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE ANIERI
va can Institute Thursday May 18th at 10 West 44tb
st.. p IN. HENRY WELSH. sec y.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
Wednesdaya1d is Ar
NoIIfr7eXgHted hfhHfsda9ol AIT


faThomasat atJnderwbod,o Of Tusca-
fobsa, and q Mrs. Mollie Gorndah
Fwere married ax The home of the
bffde III this city last Wednesday,.
Under wood. However, did not re-
main With His BRIDE a very hong
Ftime,, for on nfThdrsaay Mrs. nAd
die Underwood. who claimed TO
f@be a legal wife of the Bridegroom,
weht2 before44 Justice of io the
Peace HoD. .nFoote,g and executed
a warrantaehafgfng him big
amy The man was arrested on
this warrant and was held by
FJdstice 7F6ote under bond in the
Sum o. Five hundred dollars
pending an Investigation of the
case. Being unable to- make
bond, he vas placed in Jail, leae
ing his newly welded wife lonely
and fdisconsolate. n q1H1c 9doI 3
VoDnl Thursday afternoon Justice
F'oote' wired Judge Brown, the
probate judge at Tuscaloosa, to
find out if Underwood had been
legally divorced from his first
wife, the woman having made
statement to this effect when he
placed Under arrest. In reply
Justice Foote received a tele-
gram Stating that the couple had
been legally divorced, and that
the man had broken no law but
in order to comply with techni-
'calities the local authorities were
com PEELED to hold him a prisoner
until All attested copy of the de-
.creehofI the court granting him" a
divorces could 2 be 10 furnished
fIieHlT1 fUd 1s7sf sdt 20 ejiy9 edt
na Unaerwood's certificate of ldi-
vorce was received Satu rdaya and
he was liberated.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
inside the sidewalk iiiaesT TAaEiat
S'Ml9sga B2Sfes2aaslRtistffa e2a aslRt TIM 4 g. q

|
der to obtain location, for these
poles Our excellent system of
sidewalks adds much to the
city and is the pride. not only of
th9k 5h9 YOpunIiH 51ut TofsWthe
people as well, and the 8 Council
docs, not PROPOSE to- have the
walks, mutilated by the erection
of telephone poles thereon 1t
was. therefore, ordered that 20
more poles be erected on side
walks and those that had been
Eerected thereon be at once re-
moved cat the expense of the tel
Eephone companyr,nosg 74e G..e
The Council passed an order
that no member of the. police
force should take q drink of
whiskeyl or, other intoxic ating
liquor while on duty, nor should
any officer be permitted TO take
his watch if under the influence
of liquor at, the time of reporting
for duty Hereafter it will be
the duty of the chief of police to
report all officers who drink or
become intoxicated while on
duty to the Mayor, and the
offenders will Immediately be
suspended and tried before the
Council on the charge of insob-
riety. y5 r-.E1 r.
The School Com mittee was in
structed to investigate the cost
of suitable clos cts for Franklin
Academy. 1t is the intention of
the Council to install thorough
ly up to-date system of sanitary
closets, and before, purchasing
the School Com mittee will visit
mum Der g of q public schools in
neighboring cities and inspect
the closets ia use therein. III
ri The City council ordered that
electriq lights. be- placed at the
following leeatiens;lo<ib zsb edt
,onArc light oenn North Seventh
avenue. nonei block eastef DR., Jno. !
AyBfowu s stoEesdv DIDO bis
reAre Dhghtron North gSeyenth |
ayen ne at point where the South |
ern Railway crosses said thor
ohghfafea betiimbs yllssrsvinu
rssArcdtlighti att 5theo corner d of |
Nor TIA Eou rth ayen He and Fourth 4
street. edt 10 sloidsY bus eassm
soArc 0fightesat idtheo CORNER b of |
North Fourth layeaue and -Four
teenthfs hfstreet. yt18q naoilduqsa :
f1Arc light to- OrheI placed at COR
ner5 efe Narths Third avenue and /,
Ninth istreet to take the place of
iRcaHdescent light now in service t
at taisoHolnts bedou91tni-9nid5 T
uiArc,hght ten hesnaced rat the1
aornerIof : North eSecond avenue
and SeHentAs AsssEee4nitsib doidu
I ARe lghtotozhe IL placed d at cor
aeroof oNoEth1 Third navepue aud
Third street. <ans II
/ Araightatthe corner Of SOUTH
avenue ,andd Seven teentH
Tee5idw 10 .mIois1" 10 bssd II
ARC hghtatthecornernfsSoutH of
Fourth avenue and sixtK'sSfeee II
? AEss !hfhs p ha{P aSPq3tHh1 tHh1sEEa9Wg EE9Wgrte+
5y Goufcifman Weaver nof y
.yltu mora
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
Pc

state ys, Yz1G{ea Gee. Love; Per11aa2r5y21 r11a25y21
State VS.. Frank Weathers; Ap
1pa peal. /. defalultiinnge tl ltiinera1ifha road hand a5l
)" State E VS.. H.'G5eaf Geo. Conner. defend
!nItn1sRHsEhb ant RHsEhbanmu nuan Ana AT qrR1a1nub #
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
Geo. M. Foote VS.. &C. Martin

P. O. Lofts VS.. T. G. Blewett:
appeal, ,cassum mpsttIoeI ,a9nid
tof Johnu -MulW w Hllifqqrda da9pN1 nekt t
friend, I. L. Willifprdc vs.; M. W.
E5ftis st al; a ppeE, assdhfkpsit.
oHgirs s. dbaam0 Shave vs. ISouth-
ern Railway COMPANY; tres spass..
{ John Meerefead H. MosiIe &
Ohio Railroad Co.; trespass.
z IDraafe I IanSss1Gtee Shoe Co.
VS.. F. r. RogersS,assumsit. 7IAf
Thes-P- Smith-Ns- Mobile &
Ohio Railroad nCom pany: tres
pass.57 ytirodtua ed' 10 s031ir ~
i Elinora Hughes VS.. Abe Lofts.
trustee; appeal. suit for rights of
property. ~" ,I '.''
ii W. T. Harper vs. Southern
Railway Com panya trespass+ 5df
Harris Tvs. Southern
Railway Com pany; trespass.
- =. j. w. Smith VS.. John Fields;
appeal. - n ae.a i rsa a..
eI Mrs. Dora Connor ct al VS..
Southern Railway Co.; orespass.
James Williams VS.. Southern
Railway Co; trespass. =. z
> J., L. Murray VS.. Southern
Railway Com pany; appeal, tres
pass. bnG I9d5aB8 Il L :zs28uL
81 Ossie Kidd VS.. Southern Rail
way Company; appeal, trespass.
j j. c. Buck ,ys, Western Union
Telegraph Company; appeal. suit
for damages. b9niIsnp 5nd snoz I
A. j. Hope VS.. Gilmer Steam !
Laundry. appeal, 'assumpsit.
Edward SkipWith VS.. Gulf
Compress Com pang;.trespass.
Harry Hope vs.. Columbus
Chair Comp pSnbI INskespasao
. En- ma Hope vs.. SoathernnRail-
way Com pang, trespass s.ssbawoI
iC.-S .-S..IBroWn ct al vs. Columbus
Chair Company assn mpsit.d a
'a'W Western Cane Seating III Com |
pangi va.bC Coh % b1usdG u Chair Com 1
paf1y ,9assttmpsft.a IaeeI sdi nid5iw |
tbn.ftI % TJob 9euoH. tTuQJ 10
Id Am erican LappdrN Machinery
gompanyb VS., lAN!gB, PEBBLES and |
MINI Il Rentecost;s rapleviin..lIrol |
q Butler Co8s vs. Southern Rail+ !
way Company; trespasss :emrsf |
Eillybeckp DRUG, Company vs. !
McClain Bros; appeal, asspmpI |
ssitk .1edotJO 10 gab dis. sd1 .eidT
.eR4 a S.I:McClanahan VS.. w. B. d
Pgebfes, executor andS- trustee ]
asst sit aapff 14dftaaa 4adfftamasg9551 ssg551 Mrs /
Bette G. PIeeeefbles IIeefsk9s deYceasea e sssa a1 me
chanlc s [eln.ssbnwoI 10 ytnuoo
SOM rs, N9fsE. ,shIpDreIINs. oWiIl
rRomias aha J. W. 'sfapss4lb,;,,s|, |
hehhqqs OF bsbnammoo e4g HoY /
asd edt fSTAHEI I0gKEW II e1of I
II asaaa siasas @ysam s s'qssR sas sa
Pc fdd1r Fnsfsb OF ,soeI .rsdmsosU 10 4
State VS.. Geo. III .IaenaRlatte sal ai5R5sSn iR5S
urv.c0eI 100 10 yRb d10e sd1 eidT
Ut ,1TOOT .H H ~
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

peal, defaulting, road hand. !
+ State VS.. Y.'GCe Geo. Conner. onrnnlea defend
ant. mt j. R-shhalaM1-aalnd-l.IT.Be la1al Ii I. BeInaoit BIa Il
snreties Forfeited feP ttdlg bond opdlq edT
bdtState VS. Henry aB8lalkleellg; Bur
giaEyadn9 edt 10 eDsei aniba9l
State vs.. I. G,s tit1lel9f}hEHni; 4 kej f}EHi Re Re
Ftadllpg. .gRb we've eonstroq mi III
|naState s.sFrenehs Wade; Retail ia
ElngsiidW OI2an edt 10 tnemeeido
State.ys.lChas. eBprto1nlii ! 5AAsssanl 5Assissiaall
and battery with intent 70 Hi
and murder. moN eeoaasa ebuf9
i State VS., Wall fJphnson;ItR Bur
Eglary and larceny tasmbuemA
/ State VS. Jnoa r. Harris; As
sault- and battery with intent 5te
kill and murder. y<s,aae,
State VS.. E. NJ Younghancc
assault and battery with Intent
to kill and murder. ~ 15Dttsl e4ti
State VS.. Louis Kendrick
Shooting on public highway. :
State VS.. qJno. Rice; Appeal .
| State VS. Manuel Larry: Appeal
ed from Mayors Court. { = 5''
State vs.. Curtis Guyton: Ap-
pealed from Mayors Court. PIT
State VS.. VIM. Harris; Appeal
ed from Justice Of the Peace
Court, Distric No. 4 = III
State VS.. Ed Fisher; Appeal.
S : State VS.. Wash Hughes; Muir
der; a4a-o lad. i..,is9S1fe..os.
State VS.. G. II. Linch; Retail
i1ns. eg.41E 0d7 'fa d3sdH nf 8lu /,
T, State VS.. Ben Billups Appealed
from Justice of the Peace Court,
District No, 2..,e aroaa,, a4ttaft
State, VS.. w, NJ. Hoots; Appeal
ed from-Jassiee-o the Peace
,Geart, District .Nos2. uozuGI 4
lit State VS.. ] Frank T1urners iAp
pealas H1oI w9I 20 rowan 1x9n
Estate VS.. Salfe eMoofe;tARpeal.
osState Rs.lAnnie IBrooksao oAp-
peal. ot suo .sbb0 emb1 eli is
dtState Fs; Jim hmberlakeb Ap
peal qmI edt ri stuemqoIsysb
State vs.. EnUcn Simpson; Ap-
b6aTIs Il nooRed ucoGM edT :
eesta ttep ttepf Vs. waiter fIchoIs; TAP
4 .4doI esd IT .109T ri rnef |
5ssdt1Gm ~ ] S e.4t9 $40, .noefJtaq
/ ro1ibJm EayaiRg effMinteriatrso !
soA fter alionH spell bfu unusually
autifn L fallt UeaNhera oldesIhp-
tier Pluvfusget=busyA'hursday,4
and kaHltadRomh aas asain' skorm and
a. Cold awane poner right after othe4 4
othagyEigf Egf"qft bsgah ,tobrainsI shout
noon oon5 Thur sd aHs and the rain,
which atfffrst was only q, shower,
gradually grew in violence a4util
.sI.to "a VAL ~ tpS wffq.tSH7fff Nv ~
in stor nents.beFhed theTm moipeter
feibseFeral aegreRsidn nning the
night, and sFfiday dawned ucoId, j
DAT a4f 1ssa2 zl1ssI1gg1a 1sa g1a
fsi21nab .bTsH76H 2 nsuaadD vd
Mr.. r. e. Miller, of New York.
has been spgpdfng the past feW1
davS IN tbdo9IfN5 hav;rr hooh1
ealledd' hera lpeasag II byy " fhed deaSni15f his |
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also in t .asbitUrhayisG.A Aafn
;ali9doHHA fby Gen. Monroe 81
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Ie was liberated.
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k0Ih- B0tterS.

Ri bsusltu Eolb55 55Botterst vnsq moo
W,cJ0Kob and Miss Julia
Bhneh Betters were married iat
the home Of the bride Ia the sCal-
ledoniar Aeighberheed 5ast Wed
.nesdaI theai aeg eHenys having
E5een7perform ed iby ReyrcLncM.
Rr oBles1 pas tor pfes the1 First
! Methodist fehureb siHt this eity.
Both the contracting 7pa3ties1 are
well known not only ia the neigh
berhQpdein which they reside id s hpt
:thnoagAea tothedentjre Geunty.
Mr.. Kq4beWasf forHerlB "a S resi-:
dentQf Mopf0e faantN butefer
several BY yearsfpast has heeaAv-
ing Heaff GaledYpia.I rahe bride
is npeIpf7the Wea4 thiest4 1adiesI ine
her nelghborhood. and both, haye
many frienr4fsw4fojie jiein- THE DIS
RAgRH i'm sextendingl lcopgEatula
,tens and besttKashes for "a lepg-
and haRpN married lifait toshs
! Mr. MfrfoiRasfssstef ". T. b9yaaqrft carter eard Rag Fe.
Sc 'sgiagHnssd Els sftaaa a1 With Messs
Ed5ckse5 { kse5&Ss3h u Sol, aid All Viii ttray q
Il for thae CLARKE Grdee2y Gd6:,n Of E
tTFna1pe1do.1 amSaaki1g h6ms4 III fiat
saiffy. eify D4fi Dqffidhg dhgsfth hers gyaiHdehhRa1e iinz
Goinm bis, both NJ aRhH aRhH Nrs.
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1fgHandhs frHienndhss afhY Wig fgfFet indha itndhalrF rFddebaft
LIFE iisi most osineesehr9efy. neesehr9efy 81 s1ni ss !
III 10 Weiv ri .tnemetGts doug
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The SURVEY MADE.
Faft. rhoY1srAY
i Ably Imprk$sAdkVMh
2tebbTlgfhsslsO bblghsls b(


J cIptNfoqpi5a ofthegogw
Aent engineers, Mobile, has
fonipleted his survey of the
Tom bigbee river from this city
10 Demopolis. He arrived in De-
hopolis last Monday morning.
having been engaged inrhis task
Eight days. Capt. Thompsoh
was accompanied by number
Bf dolored river men from this
4ity and bis work was pains TAX
ing and carefully done.
II He succeeded in seeANpa a~*be
river fall from this cit to D
&nopolis and yRiSing osAefM6f
geys already. made in this res.
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liable data fpfC Incorporation in
Maj Craighill's report to the
HfffFgff1fer Nfshai1fHIfs
the Bigbee-
while eslEHEvDIsPATCH hasn not
had the opporta atty of interview
ing Capt. Thompson concerning
his trip, from the men who at-
com panied him tt is @uhderst TODD
that tHeJ spoke rcoaHd ehtlgt of9sRs
feasibility of the1i work 8 Ni1e
locks will be necessary to give
this city a navigab1e river and
everything used fn9 the eonstrsfs
tie9 and placingw of these locks
.sGchb as sahds grayel aud lime
rock, is available for use in the
work. .215s5WS 90l
.22Ffom 1.-THE preliminary survey
made it was decided that the first
lock would be located Cat the
head of the Ten Miles Shoals;
that the next lock would be, near
Pickensville and that there would
be one near Memphis. and so on
to Demopolis. nh"oJaM -2oo4si !.
Il Capt. Thompson was much en-
: thused with the prospect, stat
ing. that the, Bigbee was as easy
to improve as any stream he had
ever surveyed It is believed
that if his report is taken as "a
basis for a recon mendation by
Maj. GraigMll,Y y and the survey
was made for this purpose, there
will be no difficulty il convincing
d Congress that it, is thoroughly
7 practical i and feasaple project
and that misrepresentation for the
com mencement ofthe work win
soes authorizedisinlfthe next gen
eral bill. 'hHpl7i