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Newspaper Page Text■ fj | || THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: FEBRtLMIT 25, 1895 »Sundry Civil Dili CoasMflrd f*mvn to tbe Gorman Provision for Issuing Certificates. JBE HOUbK CLEARING UP. I c ,, c r»l Dsflctensy B,u Beln » Con- | 1 g«rs<l•» ,, Oood I1<IU1, ' V “Y n »>"S jlude^tonfcrrncc* Ordered /or .Matter# In Dlipnte. bslilngton, Feb. 25.-The senate be- * todAy the last week of the flfty- Hulea Committee Set Time for Hearing Important Measure*. Washington, Feb. 25.-The rule com- mttlee of the bouse decided today to set aside tomorrow for the consideration of bills from the labor committee and to fftve the committee on public buildings and grounds, Wednesday for the bills re ported from that committee. The labor committee have a number of bills on the calendar, more important of which Is the bill creating a national commission to arbitrate differences between railway cor porations and their employes; and a bill creating a national commission to ascer tain the cause of all strikes, and to In vestigate the cause of industrial depres sions. The committee on public buildings and R| „ grounds has tnree important bills on the n.rees with the coneidemtlon ! f* lendar - 0n * »t these Is a bill to provido .u congress ‘ “ for a hall ot record. In the District of tie great appropriation bill to pro- Columbia; another for the purchase of a the sundry civil expenses of site for the new government printing of fice, and third, a bill which provides for throwing the designs for public buildings open for competition. In addition to the foregoing, the calendar contains upwards of seventy*flve bills for public buildings at various, points. If the usual custom Is followed, the bills will be takon from tho calendar In their regular order. The first of these Is the bill for a hall of rec ords at Washington. Then come bills for public buildings at Brunswick, Oa.; Newport News, Va., Winston, N. C.; Al toona, Pa.; Owensboro, Ky.; Selma. Ala.; Helena, Mont.: Cheyenne, Wy.; Tacoma, Seattle and Spokane, Wash.; Laredo, Tex.; Erie, Pa.; Tampa, Fla., and several score more. Lraveroment for the fiscal year end- E June 30. 1SM - Wbhlnd It, as yet un- Iched by the senate, were the legls- executtve and Judicial appro- n bill and the deficiency bill, l lc seven other appropriation bills— Ion, fortifications, diplomatic and ■ jc, District of Columbia, post- L Indian—were still in . the Ljs of conference committees. Tha f\. y civil bill covers 138 printed * . am i alien the senate took a re fs till 8 p. «n., It ha<1 disposed of Tut one-fourth of the bill, or blrirty- pages. No less than four hours’ nus occupied in the discussion amendment reported from the mittec on appropriations to acquire NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS Washington, Feb. 26.—The senate to day confirmed the following nominations: United States consuls—Fred Ellison of Indiana, at Belize, Rrltleh Honduras; . die government Mrs. Blulue’s In- william W. Masterson of Kentucky at ,t in the Hlalne property on La tte square, Washington, pasting ino.ooo for it, besides an indefinite, l ent for the cancellation of the tin-cited ut 130,000, but stated tit opponents of the measure ui amount at least equal to the ppr- a money, and from that up to Ion dollars before the consequen- dtniages ure nil sellled enliuents requiring *‘n complete perfect title” and "a fee simple were voted down; and finally the idee amendment slightly modified agreed to—yeas 31, nays 26. An tient was also agreed to for purchase of sites for public bul.ld- at tho capitals of Wyoming, North Ikon, South Dakota, Idaho nnd Islington—the cost of none of tho dings to exceed $120,000, Including An agreement to 'hold night eos- tv is reached with the specific erstmdlng that these sessions were be for the consideration of eppro- tion bills. A new conference was red on the District of Columbia roprintlon blits, and the conferees e instructed to Insist upon the sen- amendments, four in number, still dispute. Tine conferees upon the tofllce appropriation bill reported t only one item remained In dls- -, and upon this a further confer- ruis ordered. A conference wus ordered upon the Indian appro- ,tiou bill. A new Item was Inserted .the sundry civil bill of $80,000 for n ithouse at Smith's Point, Chesa- ;e Bay, M'lryHml. ire amendment* providing that ited States notes or treasury notes hrger denominations than those ailed or retired shall not be print- srre agreed to, without question, r disposing of thirty-two pages of Mil, the senate went Into executive and at 5:50 o'clook took recess I p. m., the evening eesslon to he ■tej exclusively to the sundry civil .roprlatlon bill, be night eeeslon lasted four hours, the remainder of the sundry civil was disposed of down to the page ere the end. There the' Gorman njment for tho Issue of 3 per cent.- [Unites to the amount of $100,000.- and requiring bonds to be offered the public for twenty days was Sled. As that Is expected to give to n long debate the senate nd- imed. leaving that and » few other ndments to come up tomorrow, her the disposal of considerable eelktnPOU* business, chiefly 1 df a lo- oliaracter .the Indian appropriation as passed by the senate wus laid re the houae and the bouse non- curred In tho senate amendment* a conference wus ordered—Hol- i. Allen of 'Mississippi snd Pickier oul(Hran) of South LMkvui being hed a* managers. Unanimous con- il was given to an arrangement by Oi Thursday shell be devoted to the 'Merurton of business called up by ■> cnmHrtiee on the Dl*rfcft of Co- ibiit. sUbteot to nippropHatlon bills ortvilcwod matters. A conference >rt on the Disorlot of Cotumlbm ap- rlatton bill was received and a conference ordered l-'our still re- n in dlm>»le between the to bouses, te cenertil deficiency bill was then *n ud In committee of the whole. ■ amendment ptoposmI by sir. Ll.- -ton on pay the claims of Charles ran. C. B. Bayne and the Southern nishto cvmpany for *4x extra ath*’ o»v as United Slate* mall con curs $17,610 as dlacussxl for an hour ■n >re on a oolnt of order and finally I out l-v the chalimian. This left lining to be considered only the »* 'relating to tho Behring seal troversv uruuosed by Mr. Breckin- to pay the British government i860 In full of all damages claimed the Canadian aulen who wore pre- r.ed by the United States from pur se tho soils or wired while so at . in accordance with tbe ogree- rcached by Secretary Gresham AhassaiRir PauncefVAe readied August. Debate on the amend- "t wus Kmftcd by agrccrnctlt to tivo h*. The dismission was caerled on Messrs. Breckinridge. Cannon ot O S. Hooofr of Mississippi, Homier- of Iowa. MoCreary. Hitt (Ropubli- ‘ f Illinois and Dlngley. Upon rising vote the amendment was (•fed—arts 41. nays 63. A division 15 demanded. resulting—ayes 94. nay* rml the amendment was adopted, amendment offered by Mr. Breck- *-• wus adopted extending the -ip- |riatkm for the Mexican bounadry "ssrset. Tne comsnissiult inn. fn.l nioietod Its work anil this provl- •Imtolv provide* for a ronttnuMton ,'he work. P° committee then arose ami the *as reported to the house. It was n “creed that all the amendment* “Id be adopted as a whole except extra compensation for clerks and navmentof the Behring 8c* award. :h!s latter the yeas nnd nays 'h'-naml-d and If was rejected— ■ >12. lit vs 143. present end not Jix 5. The vote wjs -mainly on pv lines, the Republicans and I\>pu- •i'r. i.tn* It nnd the DemocruU tullv favoring H. OUCKUSN-S ARNICA 8ALVB. 2“ salve <n the world for cuta “»er. sores, ulcers, salt rhaum. fever '*• RRer. chapped hands, chUblaiR*, ““d ail akin erptlons, and poaltlve- _ ores pltea, or no pay required. It •uxranteed to gtre perfect aatlatactton money refunded. Price. S cents per For Mo by H. J. Lamar ft Son. Aden, Arabia; Samuel W. Thome of Pennsylvania at Asuclon. Paraguay; Wil liam Crichton of Weat Virginia secretary of the legation'hi BraxlJ. Postmasters: Alabama—Sallle Howard, Tuskegee. Th» nresfilent today nominated John W. Showalter ot Illinois to Be Uniieii States circuit Judge for the seventh Judi cial circuit and Olln Welborn of Califor nia te bo Ilnii-l SUtes district lodge for the southern district of California. Judge Showalter Is a resident of Chica go and a man of 60 years of age. Ha is acknowledged to be one of the best lawyers at the bar. He formerly filled an honorable place on the bench as one of (he Judges of'a etata circuit court. THE RATES ON GLASS. The Chstlunoogi Case Held to Awn’.t Another Doctoion. Washington. F<8>. 25.—The intonalite commerce aonrniMcm has filed a mem orandum decision prepared by Com missioner Veaiey in the coses brought by 'the Southern Point and Glass Com pany and others aoalnst The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company nnd others, which Involved the legality of rates on glatw from 'Muocle, Inti., nnd nttkburg. Pa., to Atlanti. a* com pared with such rates to Chattanooga and other Southern points. Tho commission rullet as follows: “It appeir ng that the discrimina tions emj preference* complained of In these proceedings would be removed through compliance, by earners oper ating In the same territory, with the decision and order of the commission in other canon (tne ajhicagj smi Ciu- clunail freight bnrmu cas.nl ami that suits are pending In the courts for tho enforcement of such order, the pro ceedings herein .were stayed untii final determination by (ho courts In such other cases." ARE SPIRITUALISTS MINISTERS? A Question Sought to Be Decided by the Interstate Commerce Commis sion. Washington, Feb. 25.—An attempt to force s decision os to whether "spir itualists are minsters of the gospel under the Interstate commerce law” has been averted by the Interstate commerce connniaaluti, .which today. In an opinion by Commissioner Ve.tzey, dismissed the complaints of Edgar W. Edmonds, a spiritualist minister, against the Chicago, Rock Island snd Pacific and the Chicago and North western railroad. wCdoh alleged that the carriens refused to grant complain ant R half face permit, when they were at the same time nllunving such re duced rates to other ministers under section 22 of the act to regulate com merce. The ground assigned for rhe decision was Gist the complainant failed Co show that he had made proper application for the reduced rate or that such an application would have been refused by cither road, and the commission held that the discrimina tion alleged In the complaint bud not been proven. . None Is so cheap Ho use as Dr. Price’s Baking Powder, as It alone Is abso lutely pure. RONDS ARE AWAY UP. Tho -First Lit Offered on ’Change Changes Hands at 11S 1-4. Now York, Fell. 25.—The first sale of tbe now government coupon 4 per cents it the Stock Exchange was re ported at 2 o’clock today, 11,000 chang ing hands at 118 1-4. No official statement of the allot ment* has been given out anil none Is expected. It is learned, however, that ainutl Investor* with gold got all the bonds they ssk«l tor. being given pref erence. It 1* umWiwood that over 400 subscribers were notified that they would get no bonds. As a rule the bids on ’change were rejected. It was stated at (he sulptreasury at 2 p. m. that up go that hour $1,400,000 gold hid been deposited on tbe syndicate’s account and $1,000,000 on account of bonds. Said Dis Hpifor Waa Hie Han Who Committed tho Murder of Miss Ging, LOOKED STRAIGHT AT ADRY. The Court’s Question Only Causrd lllu To Re More Positive anil Krptlclt, lhs Story of Ills Jleellog Dllxt After the Murder. COLUMBUS AND WESTERN. Montgomery, 9eb. 26.—In the United States court here today Judge Bruce granted a decree, foreclosing the mort- lun of the Farmer’s Lorn end Trust Company of New York on the Columbus and Western railroad. This line Is s division of the Central of Gergla sys tem, and the mortgage* dosed are on first mortgage bonds of 8800.000 with In terest. Increasing the amount to $93M21 In total. No date ot sals was fixed. THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE. Hr. G. CaiUoutte, druggist, Bcaversvilic. III., says: “To Dr. King’s New Discovery 7 owe my Hfe. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physician* for miles about, but of no avail, and was given up and told that I could not live. Havlnx Dr. Klng’a New Discov ery In my store, I sent for a bottle and began Its use, and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles w«s up and about again. It is worth It’s weight In gold. We won’t keep store or bouse without It.” Get a free trial at H. J. Lamar ft Sons’ durg" store. Regular size 60c. and Jt. Minnoipjlls, Minn., Feb. 23.—At the beginning of the Hayward trial Harry Hayward again took the stand. "Mr. Hayiwzld," aild Attorney Er win, “If possible, I waist you to t il; up your story Just where you left off. You stated 'tbit you got back to the Ozark about II o'clock tho night of Decumber 3 after taking Miss llirtlo- sou home finotn the theatre." “I want to correct one statement” said the witness. ”1 was not ut Chi cago May 9, as report d in the paper*. Well, that night I returned to the Ozirk. I went into tbe 'Hennepin ave nue entrance and wait into the base ment and went low tyixt’s room, Albout tbe water meter, I don't know about that. Tbe meter was not leak ing. Tho -way of It was the meter ticks when (he water Is running. It wus 'ticking thatt night aud I spoke to Bl.xt something about tle-re must li ■ a leak. I don't know -whether Mrs. Bllxt told me or not, but 1 got the im pression (but an accident hail happen ed; that ci home had come back with out its driver, i mil out and tool; tho elevator. Anderson, I think, tokl me an a aidant had occurr. d. 1 w m. up on the elevator to (he fifth floor. 'Here I saw some poUeemen and young Mr. Gooatnrm I asked what the trouble was und Gumma told mean acr'. lom hud occurred. I understood that It was a lady and my cariosity was aroused. He told mo than the patrol wagon had gone out and got the body of a 'troman. F.nally he said that ML- Glng had gooe out driving and h i.l not returned with tho airri*-- - All thing* (hat had passul between ML- (Hug and I eftme back to m -. Two ,.r three times before she hail asked in fer my revolver, and I ot oo - • i-uni- t > the ooneiuslon (bat it sras net an <-i-i- deut tha; she had lxvu killed. Then Mr. Gooanati aud 1 went down to the pol.ee stutiotk where I talked with Jailer McKbaaa. He an' ir-d to me as If he nus trying to mak" me •- >tn- uilt myself. I give them a di'Mcrlpti.'ii of her clothing, for she had worn the shirt waist, sailor bat and blue si; rt almost constantly 5>r the past three month*. Naturally I f- i s >rry. 1 i It tint If she had come back hurt I would hive said: T tokl you 1 w is iiiui. Her aserecy bad eaus-ii me t • think obe bad b--u in with some one i-isc gimbllng." “Did yoti a-k If you c mid ge Uni t vault7“ "Ye< that night. I did not know wliotli -r tii.i;-. money wus atlll there.” “Well, when did you s-’e A dry—that night?” “About 3 or 4 o'clock In the morning after I had been down town. I wanted him to -ketp awake and talk (o me. There wafi no revolver transaction, though, and that ‘pick ng up money’ talk did not occur. I did not tike up a revolver. I il> not know whether I went Into my room or not.” “You did not say while talking with Adry ‘U'a llko picking up money?’ ” “No, air: I did not." Here the witness went over minor points ot the night. He retd letters to tbe police officer* and laid down to rest otf the lounge In Adry'* room be tween 4 and 5 that morning. “Adfy was surprised When I told him,” cuoKnued Hajwtinl. ”1 lay there kind of tlghrlng wtiait I would do. I knew that wtoplclon would point to ward tne anal I wondered what thos - nowKpuper follow* woukl say. I got a UTOwpipor In the mnmliig ami read. Then I went to Waternam’s room and Mid to hint: ‘I tokl you no.' I went to [he office In the Oneida tliai morn ing about 9 o'clock. 1 m-'- D .,-e Howard nt Thirty-third street utid he told me they warned to see me nt the city hall.” “Now you may State wbut was done at the Inquisition,” said Mr. Erwin. Mr. Nye objcdtnl and Mr. Er.vin *akl: “Your honor. It Is a bo .luiely nee-1- sary to show the growth of suspicion." Tho court allowed the wltm-s* to proceed. “I nvnt down there.” said llay- ard, “with the Intention of triUng overy dotill of my nUtoM -tvilh Mi-- Glitg except the gimhling for her. The next day I told Mayor l-iu-tl* alt-Hit tbit, thinking It w >ulil give him a cine to the real parti”*. In fact, I i lank I give him a hint of my suqd- clona” He then (old of (he sweating pr»- oosa conducted by Mayor Eustls and nsslstant county attorney anil ins talled how Lawyer Batleson Inti-r- fereil In his behalf. "Tbev (ook you to the irorgue end Showed you #he body, did they not?” “Yee, but not in on ordinary way. In u a-nsatlonal nnnniT. There waa i cover over tho ootpae and I waa brought uo and eh own it. I frit pretty bed. I went there and (hey thought I was guilty. Mayor EuStls asked me some nuentlons. Mayor Eustls told uie to take off my bit so h»> ouutd see my face. Then they took til” to the police station. I did all I could during that (rouble. I went bo Mf»* Ireland ard asked her 4f I could do snytidng. I went to the florist* usd g-H sume fiowrs for the funeral.” “How did you go to the funeral?” “I went with a lady In a back.” "After your street where were you taken?” "To the lookup. Tbe next morning I was urralm *1 In the police court nnd from there taken to the county jail. iMy brother Adry wna taken there elt the same time. I arid to Mm: •What’s the tmtter srlth you? We ere not guilty.’ He staid: ’I Utah 1 could feel as wetTabout this im you do.” I said: ’Adry. you heM this woman up oiwj: did you &o thlar ” Ae the witness exclaimed this In share- tones a deep murmur aroee in the court room and then slowly dic'd away. “He would not answer,” continued tin' srttnessi "and aftr that he re mained silent and we did not talk at all.” “Did you ever n»y (hat the man who did this w. - In New York?” "I believe I - ! a . -n\ ; i a one- ih.it the r n w.e> di 1 t i:s eras pn-l-ably fir - .v.iy in -fie East.” Mr Km, tl» -n called the atten- tl ii ■ f Ui- witness to rtatements made bv -Jth'-r witneseee. Hbyward denied t- 2Hit h.; —*“w—-1 15.000 1 nstim< 1 Of $7,009 of 'Mies Ging knd' that he w - 4 ingito kill her and make her lh-a big money In a restaurant. He nis i made a general denial of having told Bllxt he had ercured an asstgn- ment of the Wo Insurance end was going t- kill her by a runaway or by throwing her out on some rocks. }Ir. Erwin went down the line of te-: .nony against Hayward, the lat ter eooly il nylng and eomtlmes smll- :n. lt*f' ring to the cutting of the ••r” rail Hayward aril: “Tii.it Is the worst lie dixit ever man of i -tured. I will tell you how It wan. 1 wa* uo stairs and heard n fearful mounding as If the house was onmit.g down. I went dawn and he * i.i cutting the Iron. I said: 'What in tn il ler are you dolmg.’ The Iron was i) keep the hard coal from fall ing through the grate. I took the :i! i nnd Throw uhern Irtto the cor- ncr. and Hint's the hut I «anv or heard uf 'them.” ”1 will now make (he offer I made priwtely to the court the other day.” raid Mr. Erwin. “I offer this watch incident to Show tba motive to an- icher !-< commit this crime, t will not >.iv w.i' Your honor knows.” "We "I.ieot,” said Mr. Nye. "i n.i.-.-tlon sustained.” Mr Er.vin then asked llaywaiM re- ir rJin-' ho hidden box statens'nt Ihat he had killed two men. the whis ky business, thrcults Ito ktll Bllxt and svif". and. In foot, questioned him about .-very etatmiont made by BUxt, to all of Which Hayward replied "No, sir: that’s not so," or "I never said unv su-1 thing." Mr Erwin continued: "Bllxt tcstl- li 1 th lit m,u went to htm after he < im it of the eweit box and ask.-d 1- .r If It - was going to hold out and his (BUxt'*) wife could not be bought, aud il-hait BUxt replied tll'at hii .rife knew tothlng.” rh.-r- Is a little foundation In that." said Hayward. - ’Wbtn I saw all Eils business going cn I f"It there ,v 11 .i pl-t to implicate me, and I thoroughly believe Ithut It Miss Glng li id . .mowed the revolver when she tried l> 11 * It. It WOUia ivi-l-l ucvii found "O the ground beside her. I gave orders not to allow any one In my ioomn and locked rhe door. T did n i III".'- but what I might come In a ; find i 'tne bloody clothes there.” He -I iii' il offering Adry $100 to go ami k.11 i stranger..A reference to the li'jrnfn % stranger..A reference to ig of the barn reused tbs . l int to ray: know where that cl me from," ng straight at Adry. “Tiiero Is ■mine in this court room now lu e trouble between him and Adry that the latter wus Jealous. The i f.intor wu-s tihe bokl-up last I. Harry found bis brother had watch anil accuueil him of cotn- inu- ahe robbery. Adry confessed n knitted tih h id no conseloce. 5 Erwin srVtied to show lack of . h nee In Adry through the wit- nut Judge 'Smith ruled It out before the noon recces was THE TRAIN ROBBERY TRIAL. Fully Identified and the Prose cution Cloaed rte Oa.'. >rd. C.. H.. Va.. Feb. 251—’The -.itlon of Morgan proceeded this Ho was fully recognized '( Brown, who sold Mm and their tickets at Shenandoah n. by Ofli■ Wrip-.t of Cum- hli t:. nnd .Mr entlfietl cn IM nto-til of I to cicinriistLH' Mr. McDerme:i Oinielnmtl Del c« telescope as Morgan’s. . When Mr. '.Ylt-- wi* pift on the stand St-nrior Little aiked hbn If he had n •: been in Jail. He readied tint he hi I br-'n arr i: il fnr a transaction with which he had ncttlilng to ilo, and had liecn tiled and honorably ac- auRted. Mr. Dln.-rc-re. secrrfgejr Of the cam- tx.ny. »v»s put on the Htaail anil the origirtal cirtlcl-e of tsenctatlon of the Adam* Exnress Oatrsnany Introduced to Drove where the title of the com pany’s property lay. and riso the minute* or the company -to show iwho were th* trustee*. Mr. Dlnsmore was still on the stand when court ad- JouraM. The one of th- commonwealth ve. Morgan te prsilltnRy closed, for at an earlv hour after ndKcirr-ment the nroa»cut-lon announced that the enm- mnnwealth wouhl rest It* case. This struck tbe d-fitwe In n rather unpre pared condStlon. for they had sum moned their wJtnesn** for Tuesday, nnd so mu* adjourned at 4 o’clock till tomorrow at ID. T*«ee were only two w4tne-.*-« ex-tmlned afi'ernoon. Mr. neonB" W. Moss, who had proved that the pouch taken frrm the exn?es* ror -was the property of th* Adame Express Oenxmtor. and Mr. White, th# ccsrrnonsreiltb attorney, who proved tihst the pouch w*» the one found In the iwyids. As Mr. White took the r.’inl and started to make s shatement both If fhe eonniel for the defense ob jected s*d Insisted thot be sVonld be en.-ntorel bv Ms a-*le‘ent counsel. Mr. wtMt* nulchlv twilled: "I s*n comluoi- ln« tb« prosecution and will question mvself.” and th-n. esirtrl a general lausb. proceeded to grwity ask: “Mr. Wblte. have you seen that bag before.” Tbe court ruled that 3rr. While bad a right to make a statement, and he proceeded tl* testff*- briefly to t?ie find ing of Kd»* bag. The defence ore ex pected to Introduce four witnesses to morrow. snd then when the inwtuc- wrlll be argued. The argutnente will be (Jons have been n tiled on tile case will exhaustive. Perfect r.-til-s In cookeyf ronflrm tho analysis tHti Price’s Baklnt; Pow der is absolutely pure. A NOTTIIeTr - R EVOLUTION. The Pr.sldeat Refus'd an Invitation and the People Are Incensed. Now York, Fch. 25.—(The steamer Ca- rjoa* from Porto Othello, February Id, which arrived here fully, bring* the Ik-ws that political affairs ar.> very un- sei-tlixl lu Venezuela. A great feast was given at 1’erto Cabriln a short time bvforo the Oafacae sailed. Pres ident Onmpa was Invited hut failed to appear. The pct>plo of Porto Ci- le-llo are much Incensed at the slight ami a revolution :« predicted srithin fairly days. The offleere and members of the crew of the Csrxre* are very re luctant about giving expression to Iheir opinion*. No forther pirticulirx could b t obtained. Castorla Is Dr. Snmucl Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is n lmrmlcss substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarnnteo Is thirty years’ uso by Minions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and nllays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria. reliovcs teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria nssimllatcs tho food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas toria is tho Children’s Panacea—tho Mother’s Friend. Castoria. “Cortorlft I* an excellent medicine for chil dren. Mothers havo repeatedly told mo of Its good effect upon their children.*' Dr. Q. C. Osgood, Lowell, Maas. •• Castoria la the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day Is not far distant when mothers will consider tho real interest of their children, and use Castoria in stead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Du. J. F. KiNcncLos, Conway, Ark. Castoria. " Castoria Is so well adapted to children that I recommend it oa superior to any prescription known to me.” H. A. A nr men, M. D., Ill Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 7. * “ Our physicians in tho children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outsido practice with Castoria, and although wo only have among our medical suppUca what is known as regular products, yot we are freo to confess tliat thri merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it.” Uxrrxo Hospital akd Pibpxmbart, Boston, Mass. Allkw C. Smith, /Yes., Tho Contour Company, 11 Murray 3treel, TJo— Tcrh City; CHANGES AGAINOT A HOTEL. They Are Made In <the Int<n-e*t <vf a Police Official. Atlanta. Fcft>. 26.—(Sp«-la4.)-CHy D tteotlve Woctten. aetln* under In- RtriKitSons from Chief Wright, today booked a case against the We In mistier hotel for running a (blind itlger. Weln- molstor fa locurtod on Forsyth' litre- <, next to the aantofffcc, and has a wide remfsatlun atnong the traveling puSdlc. For eovenal years pn*t thv?re have been constant roporte than the frtao 1 * wan under the protection of the police, and when ttw? M*cent detective Utv wtign- tton was on It openly charged on dffio outside *hbit their protection catme through a cn.attber of the police commission. It was expected at tflie time that the Weiomrtster wouhl fig ure senaatkmn-lly 4n the lnvedtlgatloo, but for som' reason or other It wHs never roferred -to by either side, al though there are very few If ony of the men about town who d!d not know cither front nersonaa experience or W.^raav tW'i* the We^nfmelster was pm<?ttetifly o^n at all hours. Th * case made -today, it is under stood. is the result of the recent rit- RSers e>!»n^Un» nrwna of one nf the police board wfth the place, eukl ft 1n onukmed to nhow the groundless ness of the roport. ^ RECEIVER DISCHARGE. Majority Creftltoiie Attacked (be Ac tion ot Ihe Court. Atlaana. Feb. 26.—(Bpnflal.)—J. T. Van*, vpiro iwas aT>r*T-mrei temporary rocelvre for the J. W. FMllIpe Com mission Oonsneny SaRunlay night by Judge Rlchsnl H. Cbrk. was ills- rlxmred by Judge Lumpkin toiUy un der unusual circumstance*. Vass wus appointed on the applica tion of creditors a«Kreiint1nx only n small amount of the Indribtedn ■#* of the firm. Judge Clerk signed the or der. not knowing that Judge Lump kin. Uh« urwidin* judge, was In the city. It wa discovered ysterday, however, tbot Judge Lumpkin was in tho circuit, and the appoint ment. *v«s therefore attacked on the ground of illegality. W'b'n hearing occurred todUy creditor* having, claims aggregating a great deal more than tltose unon whloh the receiver wae np- polnted isppeared and opposed the re- erivnrsh'p. nnd on their motion It was dlssolvvd.subjeot to a further hearing on March Hah. GLENN HAS RETURNED. He Brought! Back Some Very Valuable Information About Schools. Atlanta. Fri>. 25.—(Special.)—Stutte School Commissioner Olenn returned today from Cleveland, Ohio, where he went list week to attend the annuql meeting of tb>> eonvenfclan of stfllo school Ruperlnteudents. , Although this Is the most important educational assembly In the whole c"us!rv. GeoroVs bsa not been repre sented in It since the death of Dr. G. J. Orr. eight years ago, ami tbe re- estalbllahin-nt of tbe (Hate's frilow- shlo In It through -Professor Glenn Is sure to bear good fruit. All the states In the Union were represent'd In the convention and the discussion on edu cational topics elicited a vrr.it deal of information of special land g-neral value. Prefmsor Glenn brought back with Mm material for a number of Im provement* In the state's elucatlon.il system, which lie trill at once prooecd to put Into execution. BOYCOTTED BY EMPLOYEES. Atlanta, Feb. 25.—(Special.)—The en> ployees of the Southern Railroad Com pany on the Western division have do clared a unique boycott. It went Inti effect today, nnd will continue unti the object desired lius been Occam' pushed. The boycott I* on some twoir ty owners of houses In the vlcllnlti of the shops of the old East Tennru see road, who have filed suits fot damages against tho railroad com pany. Those property oavneni chilli that tho shops aro ho located ns ti injure their property, and lienco t'hi damage suits, which aggregate somi $76,000. The, Institution of tbpse suits hai caused the Southern Railroad Com pan] tu announce that the company wouli abandon Its plans to build the vurloui shop* of the company on this site, un less the suite, whic-h are alleged to bi persecution, are withdrawn. The ereo tinn of these shops her-- would linn employment for a 'big fo id whe the South 111 "f the - calle h ul- on dccou employees got their boycott < to >.- Toils y i'-.ev "licMeveit till unjust ttii'I .1 pep B and Presldew Perfect keeping properties belong to Dr. Price’s Halting Powder, because It’s tfbsctutely pure. COL. NESBITT RECOVERED. Atiints. Feb. 25.—^(Special.)—Col. R. T. N flbltt. commissioner of egri- culture. who wgta confined to tile homo for six weeks by lllnese. bds fully re covered and Is again at Ms desk in Ihe agricultural department. CUIJE TOR HEADACHE. As s remedy fof all forms of head ache, Electric Bitters ban proved to be the very beet. It effects a permanent cure and the must dreaded iiaibitual sick headache yield to its Influence. We urge all who are t filleted to procure a bit tie, and give this remedy a trial. In coses of habitual canrilpaMcn Elec tric Bitters cures by giving the needed t nr to the bowels, and few cases long rrolst th“ - li • e. Try It once. J- H. J- La a rip. bottle* only 50 at THE PIKE COUNTY CASE. Atlanta, Feb. 26.—(Special.)—Tbe con tested elections committee todaty de cided the Pike'county rose In favor of J. F. Redding, the silting Demo crat. T. J. Barrett was the Populist contestant NORTH CAROLINA SHOOTINO. VIGOR of MEN Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. iqcdI nnd tene ^Itpc to MNk TT3g*iP«'rry i.rgsn ud portico Cm J oftlibodr. Minnle.nnt- / y*' i JdA oral matliods. Iinuipll- //f //([•’ r nf»i iviproAemeat Fnilare ImpoMlblv. tjOO0 rvferenoes. Ho* k, uii'l proofs tunlled (« nlc<l) free. ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, N.Y. Lifayor Kh Wood* n of the Ch-cunliur or commoro signed it cull for n nms* meeting n citizens to be held talhon”' inornlnl i • \\!i it > -l-i If -I t-.wunl Iiil-, :nj tile dsnugs suits ngalnst the r.iltroat withdrawn, no that the work of pub ting up the big new shops may go on TOURISTS IN ATLANTA. Atlanta, Feb. 25.—(Special.)—A part] of about sixty tourists from -Saw York and the East, traveling uiidei the auspices of tho Raymond-Wbll comb Tourist Agency, arrived here at 2 o’clock this afternoon over tbl Southern. The tourists, timong wv-kui are a number of wealthy and well known people, will leave AtlanU *1 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon over tm Southern tor Florida points. A REGULAR SWINDLE. Thu Plymouth Rwk People Took Money From Bveryiwhere. Chicago, p'fl). 25.—(A speelil to a morning paper from IndLtnapolls siyt: A mnnhe-rof InilkmiiJok* meicluiitg bunker.* aud Iwalne-n men Ben -rally have dlacovenxl that thffir are »ut va* rlous sum* through iliullng; w-frih :t I- joji,l agents of the Pljnnotith Kick 1‘unts Oourpiny of Boston, for tvhlch a rncelvor *vas arpolutal In Boston last WnlurisrUy. The company bi.* cut of its Jiiventy-five brunch house* lo cated here*, anil two -weeks ago W. O. I’ronty, who sa'.d he wus In tasisetor. arrlnil fnom Boston. Ho setokil a number of 1411*, In every ci»* giving check* for larg'-r nmoun s ou Ihe P«- non Trust Company of Beriton and re ceiving the difference In cosh. F. AV, Cgily. local attorney for the ranrpuny, l<«t ftlOO hi tblg uuntier. Other Ioimcs brim: the total up to about $l,S00. A few ilayie ago the checks -wee rnturoeil from Boston with tb> imhiraemenc “No fun-.L.” Attorney Cady iw-rit to 'P. -tm at once, and suy* ho fouml a <1 men (oi more alliv 4 ’.napeotom for the Ply- mouth lb nk Pant - Company hid 1>- n working th" saim sriiemeend they h id gotten b-g -tiler about $27.0*1 in tbl- manner. Cady muld oHUln no satis- faotlon from the company anil return ed. Clork Fader began an action against the local branch nnd • receivei will tie asked for thN -week. The mer cantile ageivdes here quoted fhe ci-iu- pany as worth ♦300,000. 'ootid Xjaini a,II esmtooq ’oousuoaxa uuojiut Jo a| aapauM u*uo M.oapi.i Raleigh. N. C.. Feb. 26.—<A spfld il to the Nows end Observer from Lex ington. N. O.. says: Dr. R. L. ISyn*. one ot the uiiknl and k.. ,.Y,. l>hvstcIaJiH of I-exlngton, 1.1 *bhot and killed at 1:20 -today by Baxter Shorn well, a voung bustnea* man <>f that .place. The kllfing -was 'tbe p'.ault of bad feeling existing batmen Mss toa artles. (branrell is now In Ml ad Mi tffiL who Is presanrt (with him. I* almost :rsrv with grief. The srtiole town ami •'untv (a shocked by lt>- o"£gJr. Fori- log rune high and ttiero is roine talk of nummary Dunii- mu nt, ;u:-l ...... - not for Shumwell'e family and tv. nromloeuce of hla relai- •Lrxingt. i might have been tbe scene of another lynching. Dr. Pavne wa- 65 year- bid nn.I fit. voi-tbly 1 ■; v.vn .-.',1 tb- -i.ite ir* - 1 IM'I, s : ' f. I , | | J •> - it i-miii is ii.. a ., n-I-h' 41 I* S' El