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A TEXAS WONDER.
Mali's (<rl Discovery.
On* (mail bottl* of Hall'* UrMl Dfa
fCTflj' curs* all kl lnay and Madder
trouble* rcwm grav< I. rut< > diabetes,
remmal emission*. .nk and lam*
rhntmailim all Irr gul.rltF • of th.
kidney* aril bladder In both men and
women. i scutate. hi >d Irr trouble* In chll
drat. If not sold by v■ u r tlroirlai Will
De rant my mall on frcalpl "f *' * ,n *
email bottie Is mn Aonlha' treatment,
and will mr. am ra ahov- mentioned
If E H Hall. .Me m.nufscturrr. P O.
B* *js *i. la>ul> Mo Send for
monlals fcoid by all d'ugglst* and Bolo
muna Cos . Bs*nnah. Ga.
Mrm) This.
r>r r IV Hall. St. ta ut*. Mn : P'ar
fit—Pl-a.r ship mn Hire- d*sen Hall •
O a*r Oliravtry hv rtr.t txpre... I hava
•o ' ®vnr out rr.>a It rive t- rfret aat*
!faction and l rreomninf it to niy
tuitomers. Tours irul
II C. OHOVIW.
Prop ABP-Mnnopol. Drug Store.
Ocala. Fla . Dec 12 .
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
2VBW* AMI V|f*H OR THK IIU U
TWO TAW>.
Irgp < oflon M*-<■ I|i* fit 4!hnn>.
T'nrpnlo |)||*|<m Will Nof (in in
Warnn—Two la*urattrr i im imn
.••!••*ntlrtl—Politic* In Irttio I••-
t>— OrnniiPi aim! InUnafrle* In Dif
ferent Pari* f Y’loritla—% Ijter’a In
ti reat* at I'rnMi Mli-\ea rue* Wlim
Ate Pa*f-toarl.
Oommlaaiom r o I? Steven* hat made
the foiowlng appointment* .* oil tn|M-c- !
tore H \v. Grubb. Darien, G. . K. 1.
Khl|t|>, Moultrie. Ga.. i< .M Stanley. Dub
lin. G . Col. George I’ Miifiro*. Sylvia*
ter. Ga.
\en Hit n k In %tlnnia.
Secretary of State Cook ha* a
charter for the Farmer* and Trad* r*
Bank of Atlanta, to be eapltallied at S2f.-
tU. Thoee applying for charter arc
Menrt J. K. Smith. J J Wat. John W.
A.exander, A! A Smith ami W. S. Wi
thaw.
HnaMna In the Cotton.
Columhua la*dg r Farmer* In tlt in sec
tion have ga! wnd arnl aoM a latge part
of their crop. T ere ha* been n< dbptel
turn to hold limk cotton altuA* the price
reached 10 cent*. In fact, fanner* appear
to have made *nu*ua. iIT *tip to hurry
their cotton to m.trket a* fat * poaatble.
Hark From the Philippines.
Thomaavltlc Timet- Enterprise Mr
John O. Butler of Ocklockonee. who ha*
been nerving in the Philippine* a* a mem
ber of th** Forty-ninth Regiment, arrived!
home on Saturday He will no doubt la*
kept busy t lllng his experience in iho**-
distant island*. John served donna th*
Spanish war in the First Georgia, and the
bays of that regiment will be gl id to kujn
that "Put**" ha* reached home without
having lern killed or woumi*l by the Fil
ipino* v
Hlßtreat Dll)'* Receipts.
Albany Herald: Albany's wagon re
ceipt* of cotton on Saturday reached the
total of 1.010 bale-*, which break* the rec
ord for the present Mftion. The heaviest
receipt* on any prevlou* day ware record
ed on Saturday, the Bth tn*i . when they
reached l.flOC bale*. Katurday'* receipt*
will probably stand a* Ihe for the
remainder of the aea*on. n* will
now. In a!! probability, be a continued fall
ing off from week to week. Th* riiltoa*l
receipt* Saturday were 49* bales.
Politic* In Irttln < nnl>.
The rcgletrar* of Irwin county have
fln>*hed their Inlior. wn I It l found that
Irwin county ha* a voting *'rength of
4.ft82. with Fltxg* rll 1.131. Thla 1* the
large*! vote ever registered In Irwin coun
ty. The county hm the reputation of
being the only county in the *t*ttc rot
bolding a primary, hih! the result I* th.it
It haa from time to *lx • < aulkl it* for
every office. In the senatorial race, which
• omprbe* the <ounttr* of Irwin. Telfair
•nd Montgomery, a hot race is now lelng
waged between Col. H 11. Cheney and
R K Wilcox. The third * andliate. In
cle "Bud** Whitley ha\tng w Ithdr.tw'n.
the contest will, no doubt, b* a close one.
Want l.nwrr lnnmni*p Hate.
I’ffrldont >ofgr A Smith of the Mu
con Chamber of Conmrrn l* In ih m
of h letter from P. c*. Fleming. sec ret aty
of the HouliKd' frn Tariff in
which latter Mali*'* that he l of ?he
opinion that Ma on can *♦• urc much bet
ter Insurance ttlei, provide I < ertgln con-
Pmpl-iini Improvements •* made. The
mailer will be token up Nr for* the Hell
meeting of the Ph imh* r of Commerce,
and ever> effort w II !>e made to re ur*
the better rale. It wl.l Im* remember ed
that the rwitrr was taken up *>mc lime
•aco by tin* chamfer, arul tne letter re
ceived by Mr. Hmlth Id In reaponse to .1
communh-at lon rent out several vkuki*
••o.
\% 111 Not an to Huron.
Brunswick Tlmes-Call: Torpedo Divi
sion Naval Reserve* will not go to Macon
on Thursday morning to |Niriicl|iatt In the
•treat fair. The torpedo division. at lie
meeting laet Tuesday night, deckled, by
a unanimous vole, to attend tin* fair on
that day. dome no* uniform- had been
ordered, and they were egpected to arrive
In lime tor the trip The uniform* did
arrive, however, but, Instead of being the
blue one*, they received, by ml*take, ihe
regular white working uniform*. Th*
company'* old t*lue on* * are In out h a con
dition that It I* lm|H>**ib)e to wear them,
and the company ha* deJhled not to go
Thl* I* regretted by th* officer* and men
of Torpedo DlvMon, a* th* y have already
notified the Macon people that they were
coming and preparation* have been made
t*y the ho|4tahh people of the Central
City to give them a royal time.
Failed to Make Mat cm# mi*.
Aa a result of their failure to make
aernt-annuui tuitimnii of their financial
conditlofi to the Mate, two Innutance com
panies —the Georgia Kcl f Ah a dot ton of
• 'olutnhus. and fne Georgia Mutual AM
A**o*'latton of Atiaiita will both le
fore**! to surrender their lleonsc* for the
remainder of the year. The companies that
have pla< *d themselves under the lan of
the law by their failure to <omply with
the atatute* are a*fte*ment concern*, atu)
have been doing fondness in tleorgtn for
tonic time In order that the controller
general, who I* .l*o the Insurance agent
**f the state, may keep himself dertnliel\
lnfornieil a* to the financial Matu* of the
various • om |*anie*. the Iw imp *** * on nil
Insurance . •tn erns the necessity of mak
ing two statement* of their condition
yearly. Thl* hat been found nerftMry
to keep the general public from iM-tng lm
potted upon by accepting poll • lea In •>oni
fwnle- that cannot rea-onabty meet their
obligation*.
FLORIDA.
Jerry Newcomb, a Ork al Son*
* Go . who*, horn- Is In New Jersey, 10.
hi* po.ltton In JarkaonvlO on account of
the Ml* of th* buln*, H* went out Ir.
lb- roumry and took polaon In order to
end hi. Ilf* 111* crle, of a,ony hrou*hl
ttelp. and being brought hock to the city,
his life was saved.
Took T—o Much Mn.pl.lK,.
Za.k Towle, u lying dangerously 111
nt hi* residence In Bartowr from the ef
fectw of an overdo*# of morphine. Mr
Tow.** had Vrn * tigering with neuralgia
i for % few day*, and took a lo** of mor
phtn Not getting any relief, he took the
aecond doee. and hi* life ha* been dopatr*
| rd of ever *lnt\
% ttil umnfti t rap.
The orange crop never wa* so good
ar.'Mir*! Pine I/vtl a* It I* thl* year, ami
the grower* are going to consign thlr
I fruit thl* win:er, a** not a single tox h.i
heen sold yet It *m* that the |oI
i orange buyer* have combined, and are
I trying to force the grower* to *ell at a
! tow prl.e. but all grower*. I*e|ng well
| prated on the market, know what th>
| can pi f o h.
Imlatrle at Vfnntbrook.
The I/vy County Pho*phate Company
h i* erected a id int at Alontbrook and I*
putting out and shipping flftv ten* ’>er
•lav The large | nlng mill r*cet!j
erected there i* running on full tlm* and
l* making 5* • • 3<* **> feet of fliorlng
celling and *|dlng per day W and A Mc-
Arthur’s sawmill ha** r •■fitly had to turn
down several R<wd order* because they
ha-1 order* ohead fot sixty dip D M
Flynn Company I* turning out one .*r f
naval stor**. per da) Th* j*h..-t*hwt*
planing rni!!. sawmill and t aval stores
w rk* an giving (pent t.* at least
>** hand.-, and the' keep >*>l .mount
ot money in * It. ulation ail lb* time
Tried fo Horn the Jail.
Sunday r uht an attempt 1* alleged to
h*v t. en mack by a negro by the name
of AVl.'l F.-rry • burn the ninty jail at
Gainesville. Imt the plan was frustrate*!
by the other prisoner*, who put the Dre
•ut a* *HNi .-• dlacovered The negro, it
seem*, had been placed In the jail, cha-g
--i.i with carrying .m. ele*l weapon*, arid
sold to have et the # buljding on fire,
hoping to e* ajM* In the r* ftetnsnt Next
morning Berry was taken before Justice
Co,man. and |dacd unde: SJTB> bond far
his ap|*aran<*e at the next term of court
on a <"harge of arsm Not being able to
furnish th bon !, th* negro s.is taken to
Jail.
Hit* r’* Interest* In Florida.
Th* air l full of rumors on a reported
comm* ncemnit of w*>rk on new terminal
facilities recently purchased by Gen Rus
sell A A!g*r aid associate* at Pen*a* ola.
It r* stnts.ft th.it th wo k of btilhllng the
proposed big sawmill* and log road* w-ill
i*egin In a *hort tini*- ne preparations are
being made for the begimdi.g of surveys
*t . Mi. (leorgf L Davie an engine, r
of some m t*. has h- hi retained hv the
Alger syndicate, an I I* now said to bl
inking over pto|*elly f the ■ oncern whl h
le- in Alabama Me Is there for th**
purpose of selecting site* for th*- n* w
mill* and raod*. and thl* will n* *e**arl!y
require * time, hs the work
is no smalt one. Among the rxd* to he
built Is one leading to Pensacola,
which will probably lead direct to Sulli
van** wharf, one of tft* valuahc acquire
ment* of the re ent del. At this do* k
the large o*n tramp steamers mvv
safely i>* oadd Som** subordinate en*
gtneers nr* In other part* of the syndi
cate lnnd, and they will rej>ort to En
gineer Ihi via.
Tried to F.al Pasteboard.
Charles H. Cory, a Boston man. a grad
uate of Harvard and n famous hunter,
has a hunt.ng bo* on th*- Indian river
in Florida, and then 1 In the company of
family and friend'*, he spend* two motuhs
or so of every winter The ledge is lo*-
ed In sumrm r. In charge of a native care
taker. Naturally, i man of Cory’* means
and tastes would stock the establishment
In the mos* siimpnious manner—and thl
ha- been done. The tah’e Is an object of
especial care, and in the rear of the
dwelling Use f |* m small brick structure,
built esp*. tally to contain the epgrnslve
lehcic|cs that are sent down for the
uiHnipul;*lion of the French cook All
sons of stories are told hv the neighbor
ing rustics at*out the remarkable viands
suppose*} to be hidden away in this little
house, and their trwMith** water whenever
they pus* within *ight of it Aliout i
mouth ago a gang of hungry n*-ir*f<*.
who had teen inflamed by such talc*, d* -
ter mined to loot *h 4 ' |*ice. fully antici
pating Mich a fc *t as would he well
worth risking one’s vc *y neck to secure.
Asa matter of fact, but very little Is
ever left in tmage from season to rea
son and on tha’ parti, ular oc<*H*lon the
outfit consisted of one lx* n bottles of
lntp<*rte4| cO'*k*comh*. ussj for decorating
-alads, ami 3* pastels'ard molds for serv
ing charlotte russe. Imagine the fre-
Ing*- of lo* of ravenous darkles, who
had l*een whetting their apiellte* for
more than a lAKUlllan hitiqu* t. w hen
they ln*pe. tel their plunder! They car
rier! It over two mile- to a deserter! tl*
camp, examined the stuff by the light of
a camp fire, tried to sample It. and then
expressed thlr virtuous Indignation hv
-utnshing ft Into smithereens. Three of
th*m were subsequently arrest*-*!. Mr.
Cory ways that the mental picture of a
Houth Florida coon trying to * af Imported
cockscomb* and pasteboard char’oe*
russe molds amply repays him for all the
©-- he has sustained-and he will not
press the • hr. ag.dnsi the nrgio*e.
WILL u him THE till PH %\a.
Ilht A\ 111 Druiafe Inin her to (linrl
tnhle liiitiritlf)n.
The Elks* Carnival Committee Is meet
ing with r markable success In It* work
of securing donations to the charity ba
xaar. I‘ra< ttcally all the Itinila r need**!
for the exrerulvc building- 1 an*! Inclosures
ha* already teen donated by the Ha van
nah lutnlK-rmen a nr! their friends in the
country. The entire amount, climated
at IfiO.M feel will la donated liy tha
Klks nt the close of the fair to the char
itable In** It minus of the city for use a-*
firewood. A* this will occur aliout the
latter |ai! of November, when the wintry
blasts are just b*giiinltig to be felt, the
rionaOou will 1m very timely as wdl as
a much appreciated one.
DnwiiiM Nets a Notes.
Dawson. Ga.. Kept. IN —Cliorile Harris,
the negro who shot Jesde Hell In Dawson
Saturday nigh*, has been arrested In Al
bany and will be brought to Dawson jail
to-day.
Dawson has received during the present
cotton season *J.bales, which is ntout
the turn* a* her receipts at the same Hm*
last year. The fatmers agree, however,
that there will Im> no top crop this season,
while last year the top cotton was a good
Inrgw percentage of the sum totsl made.
The receipts for the whole season at
Dawson will probably show a falling fT
of 2. per cent, as compared with last sea
son.
* '.t H y ■ II imuteptr.: i.rider
■■ MAM MM MM MM ■ .^M
m3 T-M Sfr kB n & M, MM BE i ■ <-,;
W CXI IbUbCIC r rr.T;, ( r
I.on will not rum ><\
Jow. *P ' amputation wtll cure a anrn foot. Thn only trratmci
PJt 1 . which dona cure Varicocele anti It h;* bmo IMMMM to eat
Invariably In # par cent. of all can- i* that of Ir. Hathaway
jf Thlt aachutre method of treatment la applied by the patient
P htmarlf at homo. It la palnl, .. and on*,-- do toeonTentence. ft
If cnraahy moanaof abaorhtlon. rrdui,ng the Ui .landed and elongated
blond fwatelt to their natural healthy romlltlon.
■fe Thlt method of treatment It utnl only by Hr. Hathaway.
F By a tlmiUr evclualre method Hr HathMM) core, Stricture
without pain or operation
fr Hathaway’ tpeclalty la confined to Chronic Dltcatct. In
eluding Sexual, Crtnary and Blood dttcatet.
k *i * Write for the new edition of hit tA page booh, “Manlinn*,
l. KEWTOIt Hathaway, ■ D v **° r - Health." and tyraptotn blank, or call at hit office.
< onsulUttao. adtlee. book and hlankt are free for the aaktne
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY. M. D.
I*r. Hathaway * ©o. omee hour*- ft to 1! m . I to 5 and 7 to
A Bryan atreet, . s Savannah, Oa. *p m Sunday 10 atnU>l p. m.
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1000.
(CASTOR I A|
for Infants ond Children.
Tlii* Kind Yon lluvc Alwayn Itniitrlit lin* Imme the l|fna
tur<* of (Tin.. 11.II'll< > l li<‘r, and limk Imtii nind** nndf*r hi*
|H>rMonal Kii|**r% ilon for over ItO yf*r. Allow no nne
to iltirivi' ynu in tliin. < ounliTlcil., ImitationM and
**.liiHt—um—k<mml •’ ri* but Giprrinrnts Mil ••ndMiiucr tb
Ik .iltli t Childr'u—Kx|M'rience against lCxpiTlnirnt.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For .Over 30 Years.
MM %L PERON VI .
Mr Ben Drew of Mystic I* a gueat of
the Pulaski.
Mr F C Ills k of Dublin Is n guest of
the Pulaski.
Mr F. 1! I'oMenh‘lm of Atlanta is at
the Kcreven. .
Mr J H 8 d* of Amerl* us Is a guest
of the I’uktski
Mr p L White of Atlanta Is a guest
of the Pniu-kt
Mr Coarl* * I Mell of Athens is a guest
of the Pulaski
Air. J 8 Maine of Atlanta Is registered
nt th* Krreven.
Mr K Porter of Atlanta is registered
at th** De Koto.
Mr. P H Maine* of Winston is regiaer
ed at he Pulaski.
Mr I M K-ale* of Wa\n**hoio Is a
gue-'t of lh Pulaski
Mr W M Wilke of Valdosta I* regis
ter* | -it the Pulaski.
Mr. W D Webster of Valdosta Is regis
tered nt the Pulaski.
Mr. J M Dreyer left via the Central
last night for M n on.
Mr. 1! E. Woo-I ward of Bluffs on Is reg
istered a: the Pulaski.
Mr T H Drakeford of Asheville Is reg
istered at th* Kcreven.
Mr W. B Jones will sail to-day on the
Tallahassee for New York
Judge R L Gamble of Louisville. Ga ,
is registered at the Pulaski.
Mr W J flooding lef via the Seaboard
Air ldne yesterday for Kaluda.
Mia* Daisy Bryan will sail on the City
of Atigu-oa B ittirday for New York.
Mr K E. Clark of Stillmore was among
the guests of the Pulaski yesterday,.
Dr K. R Corson and family lft via
•he Plant System yesterday for New York.
Kergt. Henry Dings, who has been si* k
f*>r the past few la\s, b* on duty again.
Mr. Bernard H. f*ol*ilerg of Atlanta was
among tbr arrival at the !*ula*kl yester
day.
Mr I K Bowen of Oviedo. Fla., wa*
among the guests of the Pulaski yester
day.
Dr. I. If Mell'rhamp of Beaufort was
among the guests of the Pulaski yester
day.
Mr and Mrs W. C. McDonough left via
•he Southern last night for Glenn Kpring*.
8. C.
Mr. II P. Hmirt was among the passen
ger* of the Southern last night for Wash
ington.
Mr. Mclotrath was among the passen
gers of the Plant System yesterday for
Houston.
Mrs. W. 11. Cornell and daughter ha\e
gone o Macon to Visit relatives and take
in the sights of the fair.
Mr. B H f*alder and Miss Dillle Craw
ford were married at the bride’s home at
Thunderbolt Tuesday night by Rev. Pr.
J D. Jordan.
Mr. R A Rowllnskl has Just returned
after spending several weeks very pleas
antly at the North. Mr Rowllnskl has
declined n* express any view* u|on the
polltl al Hitu.it! n
Jake Strauss one of the bet known
travel ng m n who ever made Savannah
Ills headquarters, but now In business In
Havana. Cuba. I- in the city, having
com* <lown from New York where he had
been to buy goods lie will leave this
morning for Havana by way of Tampa.
Mr Htraiiss raporrs bus nss * ondltlons in
llivana fa rly aitlsfactory. but was not
disponed to talk politic*. Cuba Idbre
l*arty apiawrs to ha\*- a very decided lead
In the Island, he state*!.
* \IIOM IHH %T ntlHk. •
To Mskr Ihe Rsslrr.alnH.rnl nf In. IS
a Hlu Surer**.
Company D of the Guard* la hustling for
It* entertainrm nt Nov. I|. A* previously
announced In the Morning News the rn
tertalnment will be given at the Guards'
Hall for the purpose of raising fund* to
equip tkr company with new uniform*.
The affair will consist of music and
dancing. At th *ame time over feq
prises will lc given away. Donations
from business man have been com ng lib
erally and continue to come In.
Admission to the entertainment will he
fis> cents. The committee h.ivtng the mat
ter In band Is roni|K>*ed of the following
live workers:
Chairman. CajM. Wright Hunter; Idem.
Pritchard. First Hergeant George II Kill*.
Sergeants Harford. Haynes, Fleishman.
Corporate Hobertson, ———and Privates
Weber. Glr f min anti Gleason.
First Sergeant 1611 in *Mys that nil of the
business men had the enter
prise add had taken Inters! In It. and the
outlook Is flaming foi a pleasant and
profttable entertainment.
Among the contribution* are groceries
of nil kind*. dry good* of all kinds, cloth
ing. shoe*. hats, wood, oil hrwters. cigars,
whisky, cutlery and manicure sets. The
largest shoe house* have contributed. a*
well as the largest dry goods and cloth
ing house-, grocers, and hardware people.
The cigar people have aided liberally, as
well n* the whisky dealer* Wood and
coal people have come In also.
Tt% H ELL KNOWN MEN IN % NOR.
.ot Into or street Fight With *l* Ne
groe* l,a*f Night and One Un ut.
A fight that came near ending *erloua!y
occurred r ear ml inight last night at Dl
b*rt.v and Lincoln street* between two
well kr.own young white men on one side
n*l six negroes on the other. The cause
of the rew |* unknown, hut remarks were
pa-s and between the parties and then a
gen* ral fight en*t:rd. In which one of the
will e m*n e* cut on the left arm Pa
trolman Jrnlgan arrived on the scene be
fore lurthrr damage was dene and arrest
• and the whole crowd. The parent* of the
white men called soon after the
(outfit reached the barrack* and
! balled their sou* out The boy*
j had I drinking. which mhy
i part account for the row. tine of the
j tugroes, AN lilt tm Kxdy. In addition to the
( ■ horge of street tlghiing which wa*
I 1 teed against the crowd, was further
m barged with carrying concealed weapons
Vh- esc will hr- tr ed by the Recorder
thin morning.
THE WEATHErT
Forecast for Thursday and Friday—
Georgia: Fair Thursday and Friday;
■older Friday In northern portion, varia
ble winds.
Eastern Florida: Partly cloudy Thttr*-
and *y and Friday, probably showers In east
• m and southern portions, wtnda mostly
fresh northeasterly.
Western Florida: Fair Thursday and
Friday; southerly wind*, becoming fresh
northerly.
South Carolina Fair Thursday and Fri
day; * older Friday In western portion:
wtrhihit wind*.
Yesterday's Weather at Savannah-
Maximum temperature 3 p. m. .S3 degree*
Minimum temperature 630 a m ** degree*
Mean temperature 74 degree*
Normal temperature ..73 degree*
Excess of temperature 1 degree
Accuniulattel exec** since Sept.
1 *1 degree*
At'cumulared excess since Jan.
1 1 degree
Rainfall .Aft Inch
Normal 18 Inch
Deficiency since Kept. 1 1.31 Inches
Deficiency since J*n. 1 10.3S Inches
River Report—Th# high? of tl Bavan*
nr*li river at Augusta at R * m f7.th me
ridian time! yewterday was 4.5 feet, a fall
of 0.3 foot during the preceding twenty
four fiour*.
Dot ton region bulletin. Savannah, Os.,
for the 34 hour* ending at 8 a. m. 75th
Merkttan time. Kept. 2€. non.
Stattohs f Mm.ißxia
Savannah dtatrict. !T#m.iT#m.f fall
Alapaha. Ga.. dear | 89 81 | Oft
Alban), clear | 92 *4 ®
Anierlcus. < lear j 89 tc j.b
P.alnhrMge, clear ....j 1 <5 j .W
Kastman, clear .....J 88 m lift
Fort Games, clear j 91 82 | on
! Gainesville. Fla . cldy ....| 88 7ft jon
Allllen. G.. A'le.tr 88 S3
I tjuitmaii. clear j9l fcl j .CO
Savannah, dear 81 ; M ' .ftft
i Thomasvlile. *lear 9* AN ro
Waycsos*. clear 87 t 04 .oft
i Texas i alnf ill repot la !orpui
Dhrlatl. .01; Palestine, *. Hrenham, trace;
H'>u*t>n. id; Ingview. *>.
!Nc I 1 1
■ <*<•■ Mux ' Min mat,
C,ntrl Blallon,. Hlcn. Tern lT,ra fall
aTlhbui | k T '•< T '>>
Augusta ....( Ift | B*l *l2 j ****
Chnrlemon j 4| 84 84 .**
(Sulvcston j 24 9ft ’74 J .01
Little Rock I 13 9ft 7 | .00
Memphis 15 88 7ft ft
Mobile 9 9ft 70 .CO
Montgotnery 7 92 | 88 ! ftft
Mew Urban* 11 92 70 o*2
Kavanuah 12 89 M •*
\ b kburg D *• "* *
Wilmington 10 { 82 | 58 .fit
Remark* Slightly i*oo>r over Kouth
Georgia and decidedly higher night tem
perature over the Memphis di-trlct. Light
and widely ecgtteted rain* ar- re|H>rtel
n> having occurred on r the Yb kshurg.
G.ilve-ton and New Orleans dUtrlcts
Observation* taken at the *am moment
of time at all station*. Kept. 28. 19u>. 8 p.
m.. 75th meridian lime.
Nam** of Station*. j T | V Rain
Boston, dear 1 58 | 8 .00
New York city, pt cldy.. 7ft lft jOO
Philadelphia, clear 78 8 j
Washington city, clear ..j 78 L ' on
Norfolk, dear ! 7ft 8 j .09
Hnttera*. vtear .. 88 L
Wilmington, dear 72 L .Oft
Chtrlofte, dear j t 2 | •
Ral* Igh, clear ....j 78 L
Charleston. ‘l*nr 78 | k J .Oft
Atlanta, dear Bft { L | *0
Augunta dear i 78 j L j 00
Hovannah. clear j 78 j L ; "ft
J* knonvllle. clear j7B Lj 00
Jupiter, (tartly dourly....j 80 { 18 | T
Key Wort, i*dy...’ 1! T
Tani|a. dear ! 7a | k .dp
Mobile. dear j kO la .00
Montgomery. clear .......j S3 | L on
Vick* burg. clear j M L 00
New Orktna, dear | an ( s 1 on
(lalveeton, dear I K * j Ob
t orpue t'hrlrtl. clear ....I *7 j IS .W
Pnieetlnc. clear j M I. tb
M mphle. dear | Hr* 1. on
t'tnrlnnall. clear | Ok I. .to
Plttahur*. char *1 | 1. | 00
lluffal<>, * Icar ! 73 j 13 on
Detroit. partly cloudy (7X L T
t'hlrafio, .loudy At 13 | on
Marquette, tutrtly cloudy fib 13 .0b
81 Paul, dear 50 k Ob
Davenport, cieor <*' L no
HI. Ixuila. cloudy j 7! i * | kb
K invat City, raining ...| •> | 0 | T
Oklahoma, cloudy I 5k k 43
Dodge City, cloudy ' 50 13 "0
Notlh I'.atte. pt ddy 50 I
H B Boyor. Decal Foreeoat Olßdal
With the Poller.
After the unuaual number of arreet*
during the la*t two daya. the police Trad
a very quirt time yetterday. only ala prla
ootn belli* brought iu up to midnight.
JIM KEY HUNHl’fl FIELD DU.
He Rode the %\ Inner* Va*t Judge*
<Nr(I at Grare*end
New York. Sept 28 -Jockey Henry had
another field dny at Gravesend to-day.
u! of five mount* to-day he rode three
winners and one piac*d horse. His fol
lowtr* reaped a iDh harvest a** he
brought Autumn home at 5 t> 1: Red path
at 12 to I and Annoy at 2to I There was
woe amor g favorite phi) era mn only one
public favo ite. Annoy, was first {■*( the
Ju'tg s. Summer.**:
First Rare—Hurdle handhap. two m.lea
Finer, 5 to 1. won. with Dong Isle. A to 1.
reoond. and Challenger. 5 to 1, third
Tm 3'48 1-3
He* nd Race—Five and a half furlongs,
selling Pleasant Kill, 3to I. wan. with
Ro ling Boer, 5 to 2. second, and Monad.
3u to 1. third. Time 1:0ft 2-5
Third Race—On* inti* anl furlong
Autumn. & lo I. won with Jack Point.
9 to 2. second, end Belle of Troy, 4 to 1.
third Time 153 2-3
Fourth Race—Standard ***kes. shout
six furlongs, sehlrg Rcdpath. 12 t* 1.
won. with flesper. 8 to 5. s • nd. and Hb
Ro>al Highness. 5 to 1. third. Time
1:10 1-5.
Fifth Race—n • mile and seventy
.' •ids stdllng. Amoy. 2 to 1. won. wth
Ml s Hanover, 7 to 1, second, and Car
buncle. 7to 2. third Time 1:45 3a.
Sixth Race—Five furlongs Kaii*anerk
er. 12 to I, won. with Tampleitm. 5 to 1.
*e , nd. and Drlscd . 9 to 2 third. Tlnn-
I 01 4-4
Mil I.TB ON THE DIAMOND.
II took Du Pin %ed In lond Form nud
abut Owl Philadelphia.
Brooklyn. Kept. M.—The Brooklyn*
played In championship form to-day and
whitewashed the Phillis* with ex**
Score. * R.H E.
Philadelphia 0 ft ft ft 0 ft ft ft V- • 1
Brooklyn ~..1 0 o o 7 ft 2 2 x —l2 17 1
Bntterle* laxtahue. D ug:*** and M
Fariand; Kit son and Farrell.
Ilostmi Heat Nru lurk.
Boston, Bep* 38— Boston won to-day's
game, making it three etrmghi* from N*w
York Attendance. 1,0 P. B<or*-:
R H.K
Bi'ston 2 ft ft 2 1 ft ft 3 x—B 7 2
New York . 7 ft ft 3 1 ft ft ft ft 711 5
Batterieg—Dineen. Clarke and Conner.
Mercer, M ttihewson. Seymour and Grad)
rineinnnfi %% on the Game.
PiMsburg Sept 38.—Cincinnati defrayed
the bom* teiim to-day by better all-around
play. Attendance, !.*■ Score: R H E
Pittsburg ....2 0 1 1 0 ft ft 0 b-4 H 3
Cincinnati ...ft 0 1 ft 3 0 *2 ft ft—* Ift 4
Batteries—Tnnnehill. Phlllippi and Zim
mer. Scott and Kahoe.
NEW t’OTTON HILL COMP % NY.
Organised In Alahnvtta With t npltnl
Htoch of WftH.tHMi.
Alexander City. Ain.. Sept SB.—At n
meeting of the leading Htlien* of this
place, assisted by Mr. J M L* wls of Bal
timore, T>. I* Lewis of 8y unore. Ala
and Col W H Plnckhard of Birming
ham. company to erect a 10,0* spindle
cotton mill wa-; organize*! Th* * >nijan>
LITTLE EGYPT IMITATED.
tnlterslty of Illinois *ntl to Hate
a Salacious Scandal.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Chicago. Sept. 24—A correspondent of
the Inter Ocean, send* the following from
Champaign. III.:
"Fraternity life st the University of Illi
nois ho* received a severe blow. The
; handsome home of the Kigma Chi ha*
raided by the police, who found there a
party of men and women, giving .in im
itation of the Bealey dinner. In the re
ception room, where Mudei t-. profresor*
nnd distinguished guests* have been ac
customed to congregate, a woman high hi
the social life of Champaign, was im
personating Little Egypt in a state tha,
would have shamed the original. Stand
ing on a table of polished oak thar re
flected her form, this wxnat pirouetted
and whirled in a mad Jig Her long hair
covered her shoulder* nnd her face wti
flushed with Wine. Seated on the arm of
a great leather chair. , young girl, also
unclad, waited for her turn to dance be
fore the drunken young mm. who ip
pltmded every movement of the amateur
Utile Egypt.
"When the ofTi-'ers broke through th
barred doors they stoppen iighaat. for the
IJtRe Egypt, who Mood for a moment mo
tionless on the tnlb\ they recognised as
the wife of a prominent business man. and
the girl, who eat unabashed among th*
>oung men. they knew to le the daughter
of b wealthy contractor, o leader In one
of the most exclusive of the younger so
cial sets. The spectators who were acting
as hosts at the dinner, slopped their ap
plause a: the appearance G f jv- police.
Even the mo>t Intoxicated one tvtts solver
ad.
There was an anxious quarter hour for
ihe banqurtera and a hasty imrley with
the pollc , who announced that every one
in the room was under arrest. At thl*
point * young arehl t*ct who was In a less
lntox cat*d condition than any of his
companion* tried to make terms. After a
long discussion the young architect pro
mised to jay a’l fine* that might he :•*-
*e*ed Hga nst the rmmhet* ©f the \mrty.
tlie "dicers agreeing to rettun to the |*>-
llca station -with one prls ner as security
and to enter charges against six of the
guests. The police waited until the w'o
mn h.itl dressed and left he house and
< patrol wagon wt bo k to tb.
1
ccra entered names, al! Rctitloua. on th
trial docket as those of the men and wo
men arrested for disorderly cinduct No
statements were made, and the Kqulre en
tered fin- 1 * of Li and costa against each.
The total bill was Ut—they charge $1 far**
In the champaign patiol wagon inciden
tally—and it was promptly paid, as the
young architect nod ogre* and
—A curious condition has arisen In the
constituency of Waterford. Irland, which
Is reprraenteil by John Redmond. Two
thoUMata! ami five hun<tred of the ele< •
tors have been dlafranchlsed for non
payment of rates out or a tot il register
to 1899 of 3,0ft7. so that, deluding losses
from death, less than 30u of the e.ectotal*
are left to vote.
Secret of Beauty
is health. The secret ofhealth is
the power to digest anti assim
ilate a proper quanity of food.
This can never he done when
the liver docs not act it’s part.
Doyou know this ?
Tutt’s Liver Pills arc an abso
lute cure forsick headache, dys
pepsia, sour stomach, malaria
constipation, torpid liver, piles,
jaundice, bilious fever, bilious
ness and kindred diseases.
Tutt’s Liver Pills
L-i I? Thri. only ONE POND'S EXTRACT .n<lvr> body ki*o,tU purity, iS Kj
pt trrnth nd rct nwdtdiul v,lu Don't Ukt the wc.k, w.Ury ' j
l:J b V*itih Hml preparation* rprMnttd to be "the umt *" POND'S fcM
y I? EXTRACT They Sntrllv tonUin " wood •IcoM.” which irriUte* M L J
Wt POND’S EXTRACT. only lo hotttM In huff wr.pprr. T
M IHI'E IMKI-LIOE't B.
Matter, of Inlrrr.t to aklpplns Mra
Generally.
What was some time ago the little
steamer \ h tortne has been converted by
Konrke A Son*, the purchaser* of the
i I oat at public sale. In o a small tug
Sh* made a tCp up the river yesterday
;i< far a* the Ocean 8t imshlp Company’*
w!irtes ’Phis was aliout the only sort of
craft the Vlctorine could be converted in
to. us *h w,s practically worthless as a
steamer, except lor work of a very light
, nature.
The schoonrr The Josephine proceeded
> **tetday in tow of the *ug Jacob Paul
• cti f t Battery I’reek. near Port Royal,
whrre will load phosphate rock This
j is ti e llrst \c*ad to go over frotr. this
Irt to tile ro. k fields In some time. For
some lime p.st the l nt n 1 for phosphate
I ivck. iioih for foreign and domestic use,
i his been light, and for this reason there
! uae no great demand for ve*cls In this
| ruda.
The Brit sh steamship Jesde arrived
yesierda). She Is cons'gned to \\ Uder <
*v Cos,
gavnnnnli Almanac.
Pun risys at 552 a m . and set* at 549
p m
flight water at Tvbee to-day at 9 30 a
in and 9:43 p m High water at Savan
nah one hour later.
I'liave* of the Noon for fteptemher.
D. H. M.
First quarter 2 1 58 morn
Full moon 8 11 8 eve.
Last quarter 15 2 57 eve.
New moon 23 1 57 eve.
Moon Perigee. 9th. Moon Apogee. 23d
Alt 1118 ALA AND DEPARTURE*.
Yewael* Arrived Y#*terday.
Steamship Jessie ißr), Thot#p*bti.
Sharpness —Wilder A* Cos.
Vessel* NN ent •• lea.
Steamship Imnum <Br 1, Pemberthy.
Promen and Antwerp
Schooner The Josephine Townsend. In
tow of tug Paulsen, for Battery Creek.
ahlpplng Memoranda.
Key Wf>t. Fla.. B~pt *.—Arrlxwl.
•Iramera OllvetU. Pmilh. Havana, anrt
. ill, if for Pori Tmidim . Miami. !>rlano,
Miami an.l ,nlll for Havana: Comal,
Qalvr.ton and aallnd for Nnw York; I’ol
llnr, Man. Norfolk.
Charleston. S. C., H,pt. K.-Arrlvnl.
a hoonnra It Howrr. Youn*. Tlvnrton;
Mary Curllt. Makar, Wycomlco.
gall'd Mnamnr Iroquol*. Knmhln, Nnw
York.
Beaufort. S C . Pp* Vi -ArrHVd. Port
Royal, schooner Joaephlne. from Pavan
nnh
Pt Michael*. Sept 14 —Arrived, steamer
Purl'an. Amate tlam. for Savannah.
Philadelphia. Pept *—Arrived. tearner
Oeear C. B. hmldt, P.vannah. •
New York. Pept Arrived, .teamer
I•• and Kelvin. Charlenton
Raltimor*. Sej t. —Sailed, ateamer
Sivannah.
llanihut'K. S.|K 3 Palled. eleamer
Mount Oswald, Charleaton; Panna. Sa
van'.ah
Peneacola. Fla Pept. 2k—Arrived, ahlp
Flida (Nor i; Arenlen, Cork; hark Im
|a"alrr (Nm . 'Jreirer.en. Klo Janeiro
Prllefl, atoamahlp Carllele (Hr ). Sher
word, (Senoa.
Cleai-ed, eteamchlp Athall* (Nor.l, Wel
huret. Southampton and Portsmouth
Pert Tampa Fla. Sept Ik-Sailed,
.t-amer Roaneath (Br.) llowat, Uran
vl le. France.
Antler In Mariner..
Pilot chare* and all hydrwrraphlc Infor
mation will be furnished master* of vea
se). free of charae In I'nlled State* hy
drographic office In Cu*tom Houae. Cap
tain* are requested to call at the off)-e.
Report* of wreck* and derellcta received
for tranMnislor. to the Navy Depart
ment.
telegraphTc markets.
(Continued from Ninth Page.)
1 ..trd. |wr 100 pound*.-
Oct 7 05 7 C.7's 7 01*. 7 OJt,
Nov 7 02 1 , 7 05 7 oil 7 itfi 3
Jan T7 1 . 0 Pi 774 * 774
Short rth*. per 100 |ar>und*.—
s-|d .... 770 7 714 7 70 7 724
t K-t 7 SO 7 SX 7 80 7 524
Jan l5 174 124 6 15
Cash quotation# were ns follows: Flout,
quiet: No. 2 red wheat. 774''; No. 2 corn,
12*.41424' ) No. 2 yellow *?il3c; No. 2 out*.
2**e; No. 2 white, ||i4c; No H white. 2P,
4f2s**c; No. 2 rye.B24''. fair to choice malt
inp hnrley.BMlS7c; No. 1 (loxseed.sl.s3; No. 1
North western. |1 52; prime tlmiMhy seed,
M ?jt•'11 4.50. mew pork, per barrel. 112.104!
12.15; lard. |wr I'll pound*, t7.054i7.074;
short rlli* * de* ilooeel, t 7 40t7,Sn. dry
sailed shoulder* (lioxedi. pi.2->t>a M; short
clear *lde* (boxedi tX.ls®ti.i; w hisky, ba
sis of high wines. 11.20.
BUCKO’S
ffStß Alimentary
Elixir
In highly rextmimrnflM a* rsm#<l(r for
lung • 1 1 wpk■* nd $ m prprrniivs for
iyplHH4i. n.Alarial an*! *H kind* of Irrpra
A***nl •. r. inttirrn A to., lew lark
W. ROSS GRAVENER,
Manufacturer’s Agent,
II AII.W %Y %M> Mil.l, Ml I*l*l.ll-'.*,
1 Provident Building, Ba\;inimh, On.
cm rouiSEiFi
mutmo. ..r ulcratiaS
r • u • nwhuiM,
I tllllfN, lod Oi l MtrlD*
, rnl or polioomu.
NM hr llrnnhh,
or wot In plain
>7 •vc-w. rr-wM lot
Empty Hogsheads.
K.mptp H0i...,. Ho.n..*. f#t ,
■al. by
c. m. Gilbert a co.
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