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New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis.

yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
August z. Kopp, salOonkeeper, No 21s7 Eighth
avenue voluntary petition showing debts of SS515,
assets $5. The principal creditors are Kate Kopp,
No 30l West 11Sth street. money loaned. 500; Book
er's Supply Company, $3.50; State of New York,
on excise bond, 81 600
Louis Weisberg. furrer No. 11e East Hath street.
Albert Falk appointed receiver, with bond OF $500
Charles A. Steurwald, No. 63l Park avenue John
A Dutton appointed receiver with bond OF $500
Max Block. clothier. No. 751 Broadway. Wilson
L. Cannon appointed receiver, with bond of 1000
The Orvis Press schedules show debts OF s24 346.
assets S14,4 456 OF the liabilities s17545 is secured
by mortgage and assigned accounts. The principal
creditors are the BahcOck Printing Press Company,
$40, 299 secured Elias Anley. No @ Nassau street.
50 $50, secured Sterling Walker. No 67 Frankfort
street, 81 52, secured; Rutland & Whiting Company,
No Beekman street, 5000 The assets consist
Of an interest in a printing plant at No. % Rose
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
EAST AND WEST MUCH HEATED.

Bo.sop. Aug A.-Slight thundershowers last
might failed lower the temperature apprecably
g. this city and the night OF the warmest
OF the year. There was no change in the tempera-
rrre to-day. despite the fact that rainstorm which
ses in hour earlier. tended 20 cool the hot pave
Eaents The temperature 7s Two prostrafions
were reported 20 the police. The temperature read
inss AZ some OF the Weather Bureau stations about
New England were: Portland. Ne. 2: Northheld
VI. g; Nantucket. Mass "a; Concord y. H. "a;
Providence, r. l. 20; Block Island. r. l.. "a and
Burlington, VT. T.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-Two deaths and number Of
p.ostratons a result Of the heat, were reported
to-day The temperature g O'Clock. according TO
official figures. was s. degrees
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Queenstown. Aug 81 $50 a m-Arrved stearnsr ro.,,
tBr Barr New York for Liverpool (and prossedeSS '''
LonSon. Aug 2O-Arrived. steamer Mesaba (I3r9 Tubb
copeqhaeen Aug n D m-Arriyed steamer T rietgen
- CDan). Ihomsen. New York via Christiarsand -NSN'
Plymouth. Aug 81 rs m-Arrived steamer Graz vval
Hamburg land proceeded. anu
Hamburg. Aug l9-Sailed steamer DeurschlaD5 fc.,
- Tank Dandorf New York. WEI
HavTe Aug lS-Sailed. steamer Hudson CFr L, Barrier
Melbourne Aug 2O-Arrived previously steamer rur,.
Insister Hachmann Ger. Aim New York yta e,
vincent 81 Helena Cape Town and Albany for svS-
Antwerp aug 21-Arrvsd; steamer Iceland CBr) Broom
Rio JaneFo. Aug 19-Arived, previously st.anner s,.-
tan Prince tBr). Jackman. New York via PernsrSbSco
Genoa Aus 16-sailed. steamer citta al Munno Cr,,n
Schtafrno. New York via Naples. ''
Trieste Aug l8-Arrived steamer Francesca (8usrl H.
sanieh New York via Naples and Venice; IL. saiies
=, steamer krny (Auso Cosulich New York '
Yokohama. Aug 2O-Arrived, steamer Indrsr,ovo ~,
Craven York via Singapore Manila IISt1, 'sfl'
Adelaide Aug 2-ATrtved steamer Cragvar (Fsr1 T,gb
New YORK via Frcrantle for Melbourne etc 'usr'
Bera Aug l9-Sailed, steamer African Prince Clr, A..
derson. New '-'''' an
LAhau, Aug I5-ATrived. smole,si,
TroyHn. New York via Rotterdam. N'~o'i'
Ferlni Aug 2Pasaed. steamer Kennabec tFr1 Tao,,.,
. New York for Chefoo and Shanghai ''' SeSNo"'
Mtsslna aug li-Saliedf steamer Indiana O,an v.s,
from Genoa). New York N'"-'' FaoNl
Para Aug -sl-AIriyed Carastensa fFr, r,,..
New York via barbados Tor Msranhann ete. A''''''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1906
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Georgia (Br Roberts, Liverpool Aus1-. 10 70
the White Star Line with mdse Arrived the Bar AZ
Steamer Bremen Ger. Prayer Bremen August II and
Cherbourg 12 o oerehs Co. with ea2 cabin and sss
steamer yederand GBeg. Ehof. Antwerp August II
1O95 storage passengers and mdse at the Bar
steamer Trinidad Br) Williams. Barbados August IS.
and HsT3 81 b69 h s TO- nsSa = sn6 s Kits 10 g. CrSs
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar az $50
Steamer Korona CBp. Carmcnael pemerara August Z.
to ouerbridge & Co with Is PasSengers rDis ana i
Tndse Arriyed at the Bar at / 80 n.
august Palermo O. Naples and Gibraltsr Q. to the
passengers and mdse, Arrived ne Bar at I:21 a n
9rsf Snd 5 ATs segfh e pheH Trieste & Ju PaeT
cabin ana 60 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
! steamer }Te SqTdEsp r Sr 5srss1 %m %m Cove
York Porto P!oo IS Co Arrived az the s 20 % te ie New
Steamer Avona (Nop. Erlands, Manzanillo August 4
Steamer Denver Barstov Galveston August IS ana Ka
mdse Left Quarantins at 7:4S a m anu
F Ward Co with 15s passengers. mails and Ar
steamer m . carib @ Masura m Georgetown G. Aur,,s, ~
and and WilTnson C. rs 70 the Clyde steamship Com
SaRy SG mn passengers 'nd md'e Left Quarantine at
steamer Princess Anne Catherine Newport News and
Norfolk to the old Dominion Steamship Company With
passengers ard mdse. Left Quarantine at 3:12
and Charleston IS to CLYDE Steamship Company with
Steamer Blueaelds Hastings Baitimore to II G Foster
with mdse LAtt Quarantine at 1885 a m.
cloudy. i''1 "'''' "sh' 0reeS";
SAILED
H8R's Si 9F FS
Charleston a1d 1acSronEI ana @ @TeTp3Tt ~ News Apache
nah Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger Plymouth thsrbcur snS
NeT 1t Hsens & dma ysP2G SSa sysTEe s & &G
Cuba Nor5man % Port Arthur E5jortholm DAM. Havana
City OF Philadelphia; Baltimore; winyah PhadeipSis"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased from the plans.
for the Master Builders Realty Company, TO Beck
er Bros & Co.. OF New York and Chicago. the
ground floor and basement. in the twelve story
mercantile building now being constructed at Nos.
10 to "a East 18th st. The lease is for term of
Herman WroSEow took title Yesterday to the
Roosevelt Home Club property, in goth 81. near
E. T. Newman has sold for T. Gibson. of the
Gibson Tourist Company, the private dwelling
house. No 2S7 Garfield place, Brooklyn, TO client.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
LIS PENDENS.

,sS %sshngt9n @ ave- whole front 1ssth and
toyIn Sis SS2 llN2SO; Frederick J. Within agt Arcbi-
ta0 toT6e j. % ct al foreclosure morsage at
,od 9TH ave- No. 1850; Sd ave-. W s.. 17611 Fl. Of
iTth h st. 20ilx1O9; % ave- cor Il3th st, 25xS0
- ST. s. 100 IT. ". Of Sd ave. 6xlOO ii: i11th
Msdtton s.; ave 6oSS IT, W of 30 I lozloO and
Il Kelly. N0ioi'' @''oiliey' T.
steobins ave. e e. soss # n of vestc,astsr ava
1GMso t, Therina T barnard agt Moses segier ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage: attorney. E. l. Barnard
oth ave- n g cor. 11sth St., 255xs8: Louis CARTEL
az qsNl9 = Kalman faction declare en; attorney
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA PROSPEROUS.

The annual report IF the Central of Georgia
Railroad shows that the property earned in the
ascal year 1896 the full per cent interest on all
classes of income bonds, and 10 per cent on
she 100000 stock The public interest is in the
mortgage bonds Of this road and the sl5ooOGo OF
outstanding incomes chiefly. AT the present time
these income bonds receive the full per cent TO
which they are entitled. The partial figures pub
lished would 10 indicate that the property
has been well maintained. Apparently the COM
pauy has spent about S. 600 mile for maintenance
Of way. $3.50 locomotive. $500 a passenger car.
and between $50 and SIS freight car. railway
earning less than 5000 mile IN gross and spend
ing nearly s. coo mile on way and equipment may
be considered liberal.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
VAN BEUREN LEASEHOLD SOLD.
FOURTEENTH STREET BANK NOW CONTROL
PREMISES IT OCCUPIES.
Sells Beenan Bung-Bg Long Island City
Tract Changes Hands.

214th St. s. s. 120 IT. E. Of White Plains Road
one story brick store and dwelling house, 46x6O
Gonarro Lombard, ewner; J. NJ. Lawrence
College ave, s. 2o9 81 IT. e Of 17oth ST 5fteen
two story flame dwellings; 16sxe0; August
Diener, owner: Bernhard Eberling, architect q.
two story frame dwelling. 21x52 Andrew Ander-
son. owner; Bernhard Eberlng, architect. 49,.
Parker ave. n. S. % II of Rose Place. two
story brick dwelling 22x50. Mrs. Anna Kraft
owner: Bernhard EberlinG architect -..-....
14sth St. 8. 8. 215 II. ". of Brook ave; 1--WE
story brick factory 50x1O0; c. Rigor's Son. own
ers: H. 7. Howell architect .................
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
HELD ON CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.
Struck Old Man Whom He Accused Of An
moving His Wife

Jacob Walton. thirty years CID. OF no. 423 West
p5th street, was held yesterday. in $1,000 bail by
Coroner Acrteli await an inquest into the death
of John z Heyn. sixty-four years old, of No 2S2
East 18th street. Walton earlier in the day
prraigned before Magistrate Walsh on a charge Of
homicide and remanded TO the coroner.
Heyn died in a private sanatorlum on August
IL from injuries alleged to have been inflicted Iy
Walton. Il appears that, according 70 Walton s
story. the old man was annoying his wife. and he
had warned him not ~ DO On August the old
man persisted, Walton declared. and he struck
him. Heyn removed TO the New York Hoepi-
tai and later to the private sanatorium where be
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
VALUATION RECORDS PUBLISHED.

The annual record of assessed valuation Of real
estate Of corporations and all other property own
ers. together with the values Of improved and un-
improved real estate, was made public YESTERDAY
through The City Record" There are some ia
creases in value and decreases.
Supervisor Tracy says citizens may purchase
the Assessed valuation books at the City Hall Of
fee One folio takes up the corporation values but
for other owners each folio contains separate
section Of the city.
The valuations were made in January last and
then published in part This is the first COM
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
THROWN FROM WINDOW, HE SAYS.
Skull Fractured by Drop from Third Floor
After Quarrel.

Paul King. OF No. $50 Lenox avenue, was re-
snoved 70 the New York Hospital yesterday, suf-
sering from fractured skull. He declared he was
thrown from the third floor Of the Hollywood, at
no. 10 West ssth street, by two Negroes. Valen-
tine Vorges, Of No. so West Both street, who was
with King. was also taken TO the New York Hos
ptal but was only slightly bruised. Mrs. Maggie
Brown, the proprietor OF the Hollywood, says King
Jumped out Of the window. She said both men
were making a noise in woman 8 apartment and
that they abused the Negro servants when request
e. 10 quit tie place.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

St. Nicholas ave-, e s. l54 10 it. n of I53d ST
s9.9 Il. .4xs1- -1xI09-s; Pasquale Mascio agt
John J. Hearn Construction Company: August
Z. 1905 Cby bondf. f...............-...... .......
Central Park West. s. W. cor s6th St. Blooms
burg Foundry and Engineering Works agt
Gotham Building and Construction Company;
June IS. 1906 DIV bondl ..................,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
RECORD BUILDING IN QUEENS.

Superintendent Carl Berger OF the Bureau Of
Buildings of the Borough of Queens has issued in
the last few days ffty-nne permits for new build
ings in Queens the aggregate value of which was
s266.s15: This record is in keeping with the phe
nomenal record that the borough has made in the
last four five months
The total number Of permits for the several
wards was follows: First Ward sixteen per-
mlts s66 800; 2d Ward twelve permits. s4s, 400 Sd
Ward eight permits, s29. 900; 4th Ward twenty
one permits S116675, and 5th Ward, two permits.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

1924 ST.. n s.. 1878 n ". Of Lexington ave-; lo-
a six story brick tenement house, 6Oxs7. II: Run
stein. architecta sss 90
stanton st. n. corner Allen st for a SIX story
brick tenement house and store, 46xsG g. william
Messer Company. owner: c, " straub. aTchi-
teet $500
is7th n. s. III g II n. Of Edseoombe Road;
for 4 five story brick tenement house 50 sxs5:
j Jackson owner; sommerfeld & stecker,
architects b00s
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
BOSTON G. NAMES HEAD TO RETIRE

Boston, Aug. I'D. II. sanborne. general super
sntendent OF the Boston and Maine Railroad. and
OF the Oldest railroad officials in New England,
Will retire from the service OF the road at his
request on September ]. He Will be succeeded by
Charles D. Lee, assistant general manager and the
Office Of assistant general manager will be abolished
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
ROMAN CATHOLIC PILeRIms BACK.

Several Roman Catholic pilgrims who visited the
Pope arrived the Slavonia yesterday. Thirty
priests were also board. While in Rome the
pilgrims had a special audience with the Pope The
pier was crowded with friends OF the returning
pilgrims nearly every one Of whom waved small
SIX CnfHed States Gag and the Papal colors.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tie annual conference OF the New York State
Library Association known Library Week
VIII be held the last week IN September at Twilight
PARK. n the Catsk lis
William Kellogg who was arrested last Friday
on q charge Of killing James Murtha IN the OLD
Homestead saloon. 81 Eighth avenue was held for
rhe grand jury yesterday after an inquest into
Nurffas death
James j. Corbetf the pugflist, who was accused
by Joseph Graul OF threatening 10 Go him harm,
put under $500 bonds 70 keep the peace yes
terday by Judge Fleming, sitting as a magistrate
;n the Jamaica Long Island) police court
Francis EerreshOft. nephew Of the yacht builder.
fined $50 .n the Court OF Special Sessions yes
tegday for exceeding the speed limit with HIS
mobile.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
GRACE LAND COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany Aug. a.-The erase Land and Improve
ment Company of New York was incorporated to-
day. with capital Of 100000 The directors are
Edwin II. AEFs. Arthur S. Alexander and Grace
A. Robinson, all af New York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tba steamer Baltic communication with Sable
Island when 14O miles OF theirs $50 yes
teTTSy Tbs carmana reported of Nantucket at $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Barnes ave s. = cor 22eth ST. 1141105: Flea
F. OConnell loans Henrietta stadias. s42
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

Change of Name.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Basic Chemical Company, domestic corporation
having It's principal business Office in Borough ~
Manhattan. City and CT Nev York will ap6v "a
the Supreme Court OF the State York az Spciai
Term Part l. thereof 70 be held in and for County
OF New York at the County Court House said Countv
on the 4th day OF September 1906 1OO O'Clock IN tRe
forenoon OF that day or as soon thereafter counsel
be heard. for order authoTznS said corpootfo
20 change its corporate Veroforns Hysseni.
Company --'s-9'-'S
Dated New York July 2Oth. 1905
BASIC CHEMICAL COMPANY
By II. H Brady il. Vice-PresidoDe
SMITH HARDNESS, Attorneys Tor Pe,;t;oSo--e SoS
Broadway. New York City. 80
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nrrNrATIrRE AIMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise B12 Sunset 6:52 s32fnfoon's
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 9:O2lGov Island 914 Hell Gate 11:0I
PM-Sandy Hook 917 Gov Island % Hell Gate 1i:22
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

bulance was summoned from the Williamsburg
Hospital He was removed TO that institution. Al
though a dozen passen gers were shocked by the
electricity none of them would accept medical
treatment The accident blocked traffic for more
than half hour.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
ThE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

81 Lawrence ave. e e. 125 u. n. OF Mansion
st two story frame dwelling house. 22x52;
Charles GrOssman. owner; Henry NorGheim.
architect ...-......-.-...+.-...
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

Cooper, John J.--G. Giens; August a. 1897
Ford, Andrew s.-R. NJ Morton: July 70 1905
Howard Michael and Alfred Cox-J. H. Adam:
HemmeI Arthur FJ p Ta,i:r octobo. =.
1897 (cancelled) ............ -
Same. Duncan; July 25, 1898 (canceIledl
Ldchtenstein. Abraham--City of New York. NAV
"a 1890 (vacat.d) ......... -
comb August IS 1906. Observation-Disclosures.
EieholsbuTg. HsnTy-L FaJas; March II 1900
same-BallOn Dickson Company; June % 1904
same-Western Mantel Company: April 4 1906
same, ssssTme-RiGhsrd S9 2 T%h6aut; % March 1904
schillinger, Henry L. ana Theodore-The Ger
manis Bank Of New York July H. 1900 Q
schmidt Margaret-Departmen Of Health: De-
cember 20 1897 (vacatedD .....-....-
Terwilliser Edna B-L. F. Brennecke; july l6
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
JupGM ENTs.

The following judgments were filed yesterday, the
nrst name In each case given being that OF the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
rRA NspACTFIC NrAILs.

Destination and steamer. Close IN ~. Y.
T4awaii-Alameda Cvia Francisco. Aug. 2s 1880
Japan Corea and China--EmpTess OF
China Cvis Vancouver and Victoria.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name in each case given is that OF the
debtor, the second that of the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

$500
10000
5000
5000
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

NJ A y II A II II A y .
Evgs. 9. Mat. sat. 2.
Matinee Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were NJ,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-22

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-03-14
Minutes Of Conference.

The minutes of the recent meeting OF the
South Carolina Methodist Conference we're
printed by the Press and Banner, and ready
for delivery within the time limit OF the con-
~tract-(Sixty days from receipt ofcopy} Some
OF the copies were shipped before the e1pira-
ton of the time. The last Of the shipments
were either put into the Express office or the
Post OH CO last Monday. This is a big job for
q country printing Office. and could not nave
been done by any office that had not q gooo
force OF printers. plenty OF type ana rules, To-
gether with the necessary machinery.
1t is a boob of l47 pages, the greater part OF
which was tabular work. 1000 copies were
printed. The Babcock Pony Press did tne
printing. The folding was done by the pref
test young ladies to be found In the to"n-
ship. The stitching was done by Master
Willie Edmonds on a Morrison stltcher. Inc
trimming was done on q Sanoorn power
cutter. All the machinery, including tue
press, the stitcher, and the cutter we're run
by q two-horse engine. .
with less equipment the work could not
have been dom on time.
Il 1t is believed that the job will give entIe
satisfaction to those for whom II was done.
To q casual observer the Job appears to be q
good one. Ifany Of our friends are IN neeo OF
nr,n,ins Of Kind. they would do we'll 70
consult the Press and Banner ONCE ipe
plant is first class in all lib appointments
and nc better or more efficient printers
could be found anywhere. Those VINO get
bids from this office may rest assured tna'
they will not pay more than their ~ofk do
worth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-03-14
The. Persecution OF Senator smoo

The Persecution OF Senator smo
II seems that this country will never let up
onthe Mornons. Although poligymy mas
beam abolished in Utah, the diverse sui
axtsts in all the states, except in South caro-
lima. Before an unprejudiced jury, II Is quite
probable that poligymy would be deemed less
. ain than divorce. In poligymy a husband
,.ne, snpport all bis wives. In divorce grant
Ing States q man may marry as many Women
"a he.pleases, conditioned on the act OF throw
ing the preceding wife out OF doors oeiore
taxing the succeeding one TO his home. Ano
yet the hypocrites In Washington and else
vhere who tolerate divorces, cry ont against
the Mormons, twenty years after they mao
abolished pongymy.
Being shy of better grounds Tor persecutips
smoot, It Is charged that the Mormon onuten
ia q political organization. Any man WILD
half sense and half an eye could make
such q charge against all the churches. Ano
investigation would prove hat churcn aHiia.
ton does not injure a politicians nance OF
receiving the votes OF his associates.
representatives from no divorce granting
state have the moral right to throw stones al
ANYBODY. The thing for Senators 10 90 Is 10
ptge a true verdict. II Smoot has q gooo
character and ia worthy to hold a seat IN the
senate IL would be an outrage on justice ana
rslr dealing to unseat hin because OF his
lchurchly relations.
II he ia a good Mormon and obeys the morai
law he can very we'll compare notes WIFI nie
colleagues In the Senate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-03-14
Anderson in AbbeviIIe.

Representative Hall of Andersen County
was In town for q day or two last week, and
we had the pleasure Of meeting him. On the
subject Of the recent abuse of the taxpayers
his head Is so level on top that quick silver
wouldn't run off OF It.. He takes no sort OF
stock In the demagogical howl that 30 lately
broke out In this State against the tax payers.
The appeal for prejudice of the on.taXpayers
against the taxpaye r can be understood or
Interpreted according 10 each mans notions
Our own notion is that 1t was based on a show
to catch votes or else on a disposition TO at
tend 10 other peoples business. The veriest
ideal In the State OF South Carolina is obliged
to know under whatever assessment the
property holders must pay the fiddler
Those who pay no taxes are not partio'
ularly interested, and as far as we are In
formed, they nave taken no stock In the
abuse OF taxpayers.
Mr.. Hall thinks If two men OWL LAND o
equal value, and one OF them improves hit
firm, while the otner allows bis farm TO go tc
waste, that the best farmer should be pun
ished by an extra ssessInento over and above
that OF his improvident neighbor. And hs
Ia right, The Legislature did right In setting
down hard on the would-be persecution o
good and thrifty citizens. To raise the ta1e'
of the thrifty is to place a penalty OF
thrift and TO offer a reward for triflngness.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-03-14
The Crazy Wave.

h crazy wave which carried several well
meaning men off their feet, on the subject Of
opposition to the dispensary, seems 10 nave
expended It's energy and is now receding' Az
che News and Courier said a few days ago.
;Abbeyille is the only County in the western
saaotion OF the State which has not voted ou'
the State rum mill. The city newspapers
ara delighted at the success OF the misguid-
I'd men who rave voted the dispensary out.
A. present it seems that there is little senti-
ment against the dispensary, and the revela'
tions Of the investigating committee nave
impressed our people with the necessity OF a
more faithful enforcement OF the law. And
the successful candidates for the Legislature
win likely support their contention.
To an unpreJudiced mind the dispensarS
appeals to reason, and It's regulation OF the
vhiskey ira tic will be good. II the law Is en-
forced, The new whiskey State Board Of
control Is starting out right by. having an e1-
act accounting OF goods now on hand. And
they are RICH, in requiring the use OF request
blanks.
We hope that Abbeville may never be al
fiicted by blind tigers as has been our sister
town of Greenwood. The Journal would lead
ma 10 believe that aterrible state OF affairs e1-
listed there IN the recent past.