The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, October 11, 1900, Page 8, Image 8
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A TEXAS WONDER.
If all's (treat Dliravrr.
On# small bottl# of Ha a <"#at Wi*
cevsry cur#* ai: kHr.#> and blwddar
(routel#s. rfn< vt gravG, ram fisb*t#s
eammal mdlhlooi neak and lam# bark*,
rtitumattim and all Irttgulslitk** of th#
kidn#> a*il blal4#r In loin rn*n and
women. r#guUta bl id w 1-ouMo n chii
drar. If n<M acid b> you- irugxtsi w
b* ##n’ rr > n.-l ■' S J ,n#
• mall bottl# is •r mrt -astro* fit
and will rtirt- any ri a -.v* #tlr>fl#d
Dr E tv Ha l. sol# manufacturer. P O
Boa <J ft* Loula Mo B*** ! f° r
menial* ftoij by fi-ucgiftt* nd Solo*
nor. Cos , Kavannaf. G*
n#sl Tte la.
Dr E w ffali. *?. L ul. Mo: P*ar
Bir—Fl-ss* # .ip m' thr#* Hal* •
0-#a JXNtvtt b flnil tffpfffff* 1 bava
mil o >r one g- ## Ir jrivo# perfect a f
hfir'lrn ard J r#o*>mmr4 It to m >
cunarr.tri Trura truh
H r OROVW
Prt AB-: Moropoljr tz-nig B’ora.
Oral* F.a Dec 11 •
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
MSVI* .(M> N n:\%a or TME DAY IN
TUO a | %TE*.
keeperflf (ho Ntlnnfs /oo ni*rhar(>
H for Unrklng for lllre-Hooil'a
dnther lirfrntU Him for III* %•-
ik on More— l(n I • It* •naL ** Hit
I'Mfitian nn Ills Wooden I.*-#—**-
rldr flit* Jury'a trnllri In (hr \nt
inenae *ntilh ( ae—t*of erii mem
( omlenin I,naif In Key W eai
loung f!o> l.laril \Nr II at Port
'I ampa.
Th# rural ma ; doll vary •v*t*m for Bum
tar county norma to u an a**ure<J fi
aimt by a liiuliua m.m.
Jo# Wright. a negro hoy, livliif rear
tefaddox on (be <> ral flatlr ai. * * *ro:
barurda- rhg 'lie hi| T e i* r
claim* lie 01 by * tegru bi|h*}-
man who ilemai IH t "f him a <1 wfien
be refused fir* .jeii him.
for Work loa at tlir Poll*.
B# %un* J H Hosteller, thr keeper c*f
the boo at Grar.l Park, in A Mar in, work
ed at ths poll# without leve last Friday
for Frank P It . .>* na <l> 'barged by
(he Board of Park ( unnu** .*<♦ r * Tl.
techr.i* ,*l charge- agslrtsi Mr Moitelirr
mh icsubordinstu* and neglect of duty.
Nf*lle*al l.ißmliialinna.
The f?ate Board of M• li ai Examiner
Wi In a* salon at the Henst ehimb rin
Atlanta Tue laj There were twenty© •
applbanta being e xamined for physician#’
license* The member# of the hoard nhv
attend#*! nere Dr J W Italicy of G*tn*#-
vllle, chairman. Dr. J H Hoi mo* of At
lanta. no fetdry. I>r K A Jeik# of Quit
man. Dr K B Smith of Ha* kir..*\l.le, Di
Frank M Ridley of leSUraikg*.
The* Ntlnnts \ liidvirt.
The viaduct plan*# are being puehed to
completion and It I# n*>* belle veil that
fore many week- have ela; -♦ I til* ell
tens of At*anta will witns# (he begin
ning of work on the imixovemer.t l^aat
week the Mayor leaned letter# to railroad
offl is.* aektr*g them to meet him In hi#
offl# thl# m-'ti-K k for a dU u - Mon *4 (lie
plana for the viaduct Th*- off)< ua'.s have
repiled and nearly all of them have an
nouned their willingness to talk over the
matter with tha city
*teo( Oxer a ••*kln” flame.
fla urda; night near Mattock #. three ar t
a half mile# from Arnerteur. two etrange
nagroe armel with a U ln> heater and a
fWatol Invade*! the negro (piarter# and de
manded eupper After they ha*l ob'alnel
they w!thd.‘*w a eh.rt die. lice
dc-wn the railroad built up a ftr and en
gaged in a game of kin wi h the **, orix
of the vicinity. About 12 •* clock a din
put# aroe over the *;x>lle The #ra *#
tried to get away with the m n* > an! a
pit. he*l la*il en#ued Ore of tft* |). l]
pporf# wa* phot In t he abdomen and is* not
exp#- ted to live Tne outlaw# • * .*; 1 aid
are atib at large •
On Hi# W.m|rn leg.
Mr J F Pit:man. who redder In Eaat
Albany and who conduct# a farm a fe \
m: # north of that lt>. 1# Ifxb-Med to
h4# woo>len leg for hi# life. Several dav#
ago Mr Pittman wax a* work in hi# hell
and he atepped too near a huge rattle
#nak# am h Inatantly #tru< k the >tg
neareer him Mr P!tm*n happen# I t>
have hi# gun on hit* w gon a dl
tance away. #r*d he * alie*l to r*el I
hard to bring It to him. With ini'* w*-apo i
he killed the rattler which wa# over peven
f#e long The hug*- #nak# ha 1 nsnet en
Mttk* and tha uaual button and Mr Pitt
tnars daacrlbe# It a- having been "old and
ru#t> .** The pnake # agility w.j# remark
•t *, however, a* he ttiruck Mr Pitiman*#
wooden leg twice before he realise*! hi#
danger ar.d flapped back. Mr. Pttiman'a
friend# are . ong:*tulattng him fer th# lira
tim ilr.ia the war on nav.ng a wo>den
lg
flood Word for Ho<hl
On account of the atta k of Mr J P
Hood g#teh*ep*r of the Central Hal roa-l
at the I'nlon depot, on Mr. W a Moore.
Moore ha# brought #ult agair.#t the <*en
tral Railroad for s!.•■■ damage*. Mr*
the m*her of <Sateke-|w-r HAcvl.
mad# the following utatement In lefense
of h#c #ot. rth*' #atd h** l# u mod* I young
man. and neither drink*. *moke> r>or
rhepf. and Is not guilty, n* alleged in the
petition of Moot ** at tors #v*. ti the da>
!n question he watt keeping one of the
gate# at th* union depot awl had strict
order# from Mr flrunncr. the tra!nmi#ier.
to let no one pas Hne pay# young Moore
cam# up to the gate it. an lnt \lcp,*d hi
dtilon atd ws In the wav Her son told
him to get out of the way and he refused
• till mumbled auTTMthlr g to h* r son. who
puphed him lwn Then Moore, according
to Mr*. Hood, got up #nd went back to
the gpte Her son pu#he<! him down, and
when Moore got up the second time ‘ *
ptruck her #on with an umbreha Her
aori then struck him with hi# at irk.
FLORIDA.
Th* *lm*r i*H t*r of Prof Bt. < n
bride* at Sl-f Otlo i • hrok-i o| n miml
•***ra: valuable article, Molvn. on nlahi
laal w**k
Arrrat, af Mlonrntlfl.l.
Tb* Bouth*m Dlvtolon of th* Posiolhcr
Inapertor. I)*parlm*n( at ('hattanooc*
rc*lv*d advlca Tu**day of ihe arreat by
lnp*ctor Ba*. of Poriml*r liavi* M ir
• hall and A**l*tanl Poatma*l*r Ormfii,
at HkK>mn*ld. F"la . chorf*d wlih *mtx>r-
Ilinr mon*y order fund*. Th* *mbe
alemcrt. amount, to moral hundred dot*
lar* aa far a, th* lnv<’,il*.itlon ha, non*.
kfrark l>> l.lutifulnu*
A l*lf*r r*c*lv*if from Ih* plain of th*
•chnnn*r Willi* Wallac* that left K*y
W*t WodneKluy la,t for *he ,pnn*!ng
•round,. Mat** th.v on *h* ram* afi*rnoon
thy *ncounf*r*d a thand*r ,rorm. the
Itfhinm* ,trlkln( (he ve„*l. knocking
doarn thre* men, but nol ,*r.ou,li’ Injur
ing any of lhm Th* letter *ll mahtd
from Tarpon Bpring*
Government Unnd (he Land.
It I, rumored that United Stale, Attor
ney Stripling ha, been authorlaed to be.
Ctn proceeding, for the condemnation nt
tb* land which tha government ha, been
negotiating fog In Key W#*t A* poon pp
th land 1# ## (frd by the government,
contracts will be let for ciaartng away the
bulklingp Just whr T*n#le Bam want#
with *ll this proper :> has f ever been
1 exp alnwii. but we feel satisfied that
l.i*. ownership will n r >t #au*e tne prtc# at
I other real estate to f ill.
The lint Mveri High,
A boy of 1 wail -dressed regi**ered a
j Th# Jnn. the finest hMel In Fort Tamua.
I r-ne week ago. a# Fr#d Rair, of Han
I Frgneipco 11# spent money free I > engag
ing rwfihtha launches and making fre
! #xc urpiuns on th# ba> Hatur iay
, he rc*e*ur<ep failed, arid he be tme
j drapundent The hotel proprietor, reatlx
j mg j*ooi* mystery, pressor! him for t ie
,r| • v * floa I I *iil h,
I r ant> was Advm*. of l*lttsbirg Fa •♦r. 1
- family had ufire h* n wejlthv.
j but now tht he rad taken 1140 U *
bug *,g to h, nv her. r.er earnirg*. *tvl
| r this money h# had been sperdlng
Hl* fa*he tie -4.| a rocnpoaitor
! hut Fad lost I h jo*itlof by a strike flip
I ro dber wa commutd ated with, but
jfi l'd It I alleged that she did not are
wit** became of the boy. The hoy Is now
’rv,r to slup . ; n * *m< veppel He says
dim*- iov it fi i r. #d him to run away
\erdlrt Waa #uleide.
I The coroner a Jury that considefwj the
I depth of Atmrv n#e the |>'etty wai
; tress at the Amo in Tarnpa. rendered p
I verdiet of su tde Te story brought oul
. . . ti • It.quest Is most pathetic The girl
•s, th* and f a *!'■ wealthy f rti
b Hand#s*me, a omp Isheo and well
:•*). .* w * forced bv J v • 'ty l iej etwl
tpsut work that w vs db’wetful to her Hhe
I g*..w j* ndert, *tl in her deaperatlon
B?r*v* l from tti* narrow' path. Tho o*igt
ly !-:* j*nen* and she d# ided tifsovt th - r ish
i t it t* mb;-ted rr *x.s(en' In •*
| bT t written a short while ago he had
threatened to -nd i all' by taking her
own if' The yerdbt of the jury wa
-trloil\ in * '-or lan## with th* l evidence
~rit| nn *her - *>n lupiofi cculd have !een
| r*p bed Tf#re was absolutely no evlden *
~f \ • i g else wrong about the <*###
ij , |g. H #*n # pres ding o*H *-r at
••** if f] . f af-er the leftllnfotiy had been
11 ken a#k#fl the jur\ If they thought
* vM r . w ** -uft; ofn to arrive at a
Just ver b-t If not. and thev desired
nc re testimony, he would • all any witness
• hev desire 1 The Jury expressed them
• v i p- thoroughly satisfied a - 1 Ihe
evi l* nee amp y sufficient
NEW DlVtlT FfHi ( (I.OWTI,
llnsibomr I’lve-#ir*ry ftalldlng %l*o
to lie Erected.
Valdosta, (io, Oct. 10 It Is understood
here th.<t ttw* Fl.tnt System is to bull ! Its
r* w th pot 4t once and that the contract
has gif* ady been l*t to loraJ contra-tors.
In this (onneotion. nn Interesting ex
change of property is also involved. It
is und#r>tood that the road has given the
i large k>( on Patterson and Toombs *tree,
i ext to Its present depot, for a lot be
t t we* n Pa demon and Toombs street owned
jby Messrs. <*. R. and I). C. Ashley
The exchange of properly puts ihe
j road # rifvv *iejat on the west side of Pat
teraon atre* * while It make# •oom on the
* #t aide of that * treat for a splendid five
story busln*-.** bl*M k be.ng *h# first five-’
story building t*> b* erect ad rv**re The
Me##rs Ash ey *-xpect to break dirt for
ihetr new bulking In January and will
build one of (he h*d-*me-t structures in
the state. Both of them are Interested in
the nw Iwrtel to b# built here and that. 1
too Is among the big structure! to go up
after the holidays.
The k> *1 poll*'# arrested one or two
colored merchant* and an ex-porter of the
A . V and %V road on tha charge of rob
h ng a car T ie m*r hants state*! that
they bought a number of tuba of but-er,
' ik>\ of chee-e etc . from ’he porter, the
, policemen having found the artl l#s in
!heir store* All of them were arrest#*!
thO' gh it 1 believed that only the porter
j w - impll *'#*l In the ttieft. the o’hers
Mavmg Ikought the gootla from him in lg
t ornnee as to how h# came by them
Mayor Ashley signed n draft yesterday
on a fhb go house for 12*v.7t:.*i3 for the
j l*ro **■• 1- from the recent bonl Issue here
| r * U f. I# sold to Ht.ifTori Sr <*o of
f’hat ’anonga. anl tranferr*d to the t'hl
ago house This doses up the bond ls
and give# th# councilman enough
money to complete the sanitary sewerage
-y-tem ar.d m k# the contemplated exien
rion* In the city’s water supply.
forti on nm arrfßT*:D.
Vnms Wl*l Inf Reply to the I’.nn
meralora* qnrili#.
TN'ashlngtn. Oct. io—lnformation has
t*een received at the census oW' , e which
shows that forty or fifty persons through
out the Fnltr I Htates have leen arrested
for refusing to reply to question* of cen
sus enumerator*
When th- bill making an appropriation
I for the census xa- pas*e 1 a penalty
uae was *ml#>died In it providing for
a fin# of not to exceed slo in case of any
* one refusing o •nwrr question* of enu
merator#. tlenerally when a court trial
w An faced the culprit# deckled It would
!be letier to answer *ne questions In the
ense* of those \ ho never did reply to the
schedule of question# because they re
gard'd It a# inquisitor Ml ihe information
was obtained from acme cm her source by
th# enumerators.
M WV FROM TME WINDWARD.
( npt. Ilarllrtf Wrote They Arrived
lug, fn st (iodhaven.
New York Oct 10—News two week# la
ter than any previous information has
{ l*t> received from the Perry r lief steam-
I *r Windwnnl in n letter written by f'apt
Hamuel \V Bartlett, to friend in hi#
>l y, under date of Aug. 10. (’apt Bart*
I let( stated that he had arrived at (Sod
| haven on that date and that a!! were well
| alniord Half the distance of the voyage
j from Sidney had been accomplished muter
1 sail. He exprtsMtd the antb ipation of u
good run to Cape York and j hopeful of
i muling Peary.
*. N. I In rl* brail.
Washington. Oct 10- M.iJ 8 N Hark.
i widely known pewwpaper man. who ha*!
been ronne t#d with the Washington bu
renu of lb- New York Tribune for 21
j -urs. die i here yesterday.
Transports %rrlxel.
Washington, tier 10 —<l#n M< Arthur
! rt-portc/l to th# War Department that
I ’h# transport* fio#**crans and Argyle ar
! rived at Mifnlla on the 7th Instant.
U A If neglected under
Varicocele;
on will not euro
Jm. opt * ampuUUon wtn cure a wiro foot. Tho only Ireaim- c
which doc cure Varicocele and it h born d<“tnomtr(c<J to f iir
lOTirlabljr In wi p.-r cent, of ,11 cmo ) thjt of Dr. Ua(hawa>
■ Thl, exchi,lt, method of treatment U appit-d by the patlec
gSt fi hlmaelf at home It l, palnlcti and c.v.ok do iDcooTcolmrr. I
W cur-hymrnnf atworbtton. reducing th, <!ltcn<)cd and rtoocatod
Cj btood tmkcU u> thdr natural healthy condition.
fUfc T, ’ ,, m * ,,ho ‘ l treatment I, uicd only by Dr Hathaway.
!!• a * ■ lar c ’udro mrthoJ Dr Ilathaway ire, Strl. turo
without p.i.Q or operatton
” J Dr Hathaw*y- ipectaity n co o ;ne<! to Chronic D!eaw>i. tn
*• h#:n* Sexual, frlna-y ac 4 Plood dliraaet
k. 'l* Write for the o-w edition of bli fa pajre hoek. "Manl'.ne^
I. ■ciiiawirniwiy nri Vi*or. Health.“ and lymptots blank, or call at hli office.
Coosuli.itl iu. adTtce, book and blank, are free for the atktn*
*• ■MgMLMggywy.r Office houra—• to m.* ,o * and 7,0
XA Bryan street, Savannah. Oa 9p. m Bunds> 10 a m to 1 p m
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1900.
The man who smokes
Old Virginia Cheroots
has a satisfied, “glad I have got it”
expression on his face from the time
he lights one. He knows he will
not he disappointed. No matter
where he buvs one — Maine or Texas,
Florida or California—he knows they
will be just the same as those he gets
at home—clean—well made—burn
even—taste good—satisfying!
Three hundred million Old Vtrgmi* Cheroot* smoked thu
reir. Ask your own detier. Price. 3 for 5 cent*.
(V IENT *1 N %N FI .
t ity In \\ litrti flir hirngo F.mpernr
I# laliltia Itefuge.
From the Baltimore Bun
Famcri# In f’hlnes* history for thlr v
enturb* 8i Nan Fu, the Chine*# Emper
or'# Mttc#t m Mum Is still one of the lrg
eet ar.d n* rei itles in in# empire
It w# the capital of several j-owerful
dynwatlcß. and Is to-day honor*d wi*h th'
• .tie Hi King or Western f'aplicl Tne
city h t v long held n position of great cm
tne; a importat• * >mmjn*ling tra I*-
rou •# In all dlrec:b>n#
H. Nri Fu 1# aid to have been founded
In the twelfth tentury R. C . by Wu Wang
tl* Mar Mil King M arm Polo wrote of
Its m tgntrbs nce and mome of hi# de-crlp
ttor-* still apply to It.
At the present dav Bi Nan Fu \* #n* ir
* led by two wn Is the outer one being tor
mike in circumference There 1# a Chi
nes*- and a Tartar city, the la er belug
provides! with means r*f defer.se. Teeming
suburbs stretch away for m-n along th *
canal# and road#
trf !h*- half million to a million person#
in the city proper a large per cent, wr*
Mohammedan# Many ©f these are le
> endant# of royal res dents, who forty
years ago. held the city against a horde
©f their coreligionists. Thl w* not the
first time th strong walla saved Si Nan
Fu In ilm* of danger
Rich and prosperous though Bi Nan Fu
is it i#>asess#! f*w remains of i*a early
si.ite nnd no edifice of grew antiquity
The site of th# polar# of the Tang dynas
ty id* to Pl 6 A D.> Is visible A ele
brated f hrlstlan Inscriptlor;—th# oldest
dix o\ere*i in Astern A-la—still remain*
built Into th wall of an ancient tempi*®
outside Ih# western ga’
Bom** rnU’# northwest ff th# i'y Is th#
remark a bk 1 temple of Ta-Fu-Bx raid t >
*>*!► frm the ninth century. The umplt
Is a cav# cut fiotn the ►o.ki rock arxi con
taining a (tdc-awl figure cf Buddha fif y*
six f**ei high The figure and it* garments
are riehiy * olore*l and gilded.
BI Nan l*'u is about Xjm mil*.- from Pekin,
and apparently will be a oafe asylum for
the ini|K rial family should the Moham
medans remain >0)al
... m " a— •
PH ll* % DELPHI A lIEAT BO*TO.
\
Timely Hilling Won the <*ame for
the Quakera.
Philadelphia CM. lA-Philadelphia de
feated Boston this af’ernoon by timely
hbting Boor#: RH E
Philadelphl 1 2 0 0 2 0 0b x—s io l
liraton 0 000200 U o—2 % 1
Hatter!##—Orth and M< Farland. Lewis
and Duffv.
(.round* \% er# NN et.
N#w York. O f 10—Th# New York -
Brooklyn game at Brookyln was post
poned on account of wet grounds.
Rwee# at Mr-I# Park.
N#w York. Oct 10.— ft was col! art
bleak at Mcrrl# Park to-day and thare
was Utile in the racing to enliven mat
ters. Summit)
Fliat. ataepierhas#. about two ml> sell
ing Umor, 2 to 1, won. with Clov. Bull.
12 to 1 and 4 to 1. second, and Baby Bill,
X to .V third Time 4 <B.
Second, six furk>©gs Garry Herman. 13
to 5, won with Lady Schorr. 2 to 1. an 1
even, second, and Godfrey. & to 2. third
Tim# 1 ir 4
Third Race—Seven furlongs. Oread. 4 to
1, wot with Mia Hanover, even, and 1
to 3. second, and Bm<*ke. 4 to 1. third
Tin# 1 •*!
Fourth Rac*-Seven furlong#. Ro.Tng
Flo er. 3 to 1, won. with The tioiden
Print#, 12 to 1. and S to 1. second, and
litllkgialre. 4 to 1 third Tim# l:llh
Fifth Raea—One mile Carbuncle. 5 to
2. won. with Red Path. 4 to 5. and out.
second, and Iroquois Belie. 3 to 1. third.
Time 1 44
Sixth Race—Mila and a sixteenth, sell
Ing. Brisk. 3 to 1. won. with AUike. & to
2. aid even, second, and Olea. 4 to 1
third. Tim# 1 49
The 4 ard at l.etlngtun.
Lexington. Kv.. o*'t. 10 -To-day's card
hid four events. Including the unfinished
2lt trot, which was lad over yesterday
after two heat* each had been won by
Stranger and Wauhan. xnd on# by MMo
These h** winners apf ear'd f'r th# word
to-day. and the first heal was won bv
Molo In 2 14\, NVautoan second and
Stranger third Hut Stranger went out
and came fast through the stretch and
won the #econd atul the rae# in 2:ISH.
with apeed to spare Summary :
2 |m e. purse fl.ono Will Lcyburn
won thre - straight heat# and rare Sid
ney Pointer second, Nlcol B third. Tim*
2 <m*. : •. 2:10*4
The Kcntuck 3-year-old trotter#, pur##
I!.W Emma Winter won two *tmlght
heats and race. Lady Thlsbe second, and
Porto Bb o third Time 217**. 2 IP**
2:2$ class, trotting, purs# Rgo rlto won
three straight heat* and race, Fred 4”.
I Mcotid. I*ord Linton third. Time 2:if,
I 2:WQ. 2.21.
s W * •
The Ho\*'reln Grand Ilge of Old
| Fellow#, at it# recent **ion In Richmond.
| Ya . reje* ed a profo#!tton for the adm<#-
i Mon of ydiana having one-eighth or le#
! of red tefood in their veins.
NfNHINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matter* of Interest In Whipping Men
Generally.
Th# British steftmehip Puritan arrived
yesterday from Amsterdam to load cargo
for Bremen. She ha# o crew ©f China
men none of whom w#re allowed to land
fe* .•use of th# violation of the immigration
law# Th a pu’a the government law# at
■ onfllct witn the etiy lawa for the protec
tion of the public health The city ordi
nance provide- agam*t the r#w# of vea
*•,* sleeping aboard at this *eaon.
The steamship Berkshire sailed for Phll
deiphta la#: n;ght w-.th a gool cargo It
*eems tha: the new line 1# to share a hb
l #ral patronage, not wit ha landing It ha#
hardly in opeta’ion long enough to
a-quire !>•■ bualn*-#* an almo-t #ure to
• ommand la’er on The advantageous
terminal facilities the Merchants* an!
Miner# Company control# at Savannah
and Philadelphia will enable he line to
Iran*#' t t* bualnee# with a promptnea#
which 1* I kely to comma nd It to the busi
ness interests.
The schooner Sedgwick clearM yester
day with a <’argo of 40R.9M feet of yellow
j-lne lumber for New York and Perth Am
boy.
riMcngrra by tteamahlpa.
j Paaaengers per steamship Berkshire
calling to I*ntladel|ih:a O’t. 10: Janie
Randall. H. M Frishy. Mr# C. W. Taylor.
H. A. Doelbey, G. A Young.
fiavaanah Almanac.
Bun rises at 401 a m and sets at 333
P. rn.
High water at Tybee to-day at S 23 a
m and 3:51 p m High water at Savan
nah one hour laier.
Phase# of the Mooa tor urtohrr.
D H M
i Kir#* quarter 1 2 10 *ve.
Full moon S 7 11 morn
Last quarter 15 3 M morn
I New moon 23 7 27 mom
First quarter 31 2 17 morn.
ARRIVALS AND DEPART! RES.
Vessel# Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Puritan (Br). James. Amster
dam.-—Strachan A Cos.
Veaaela Cleared Yesterday.
Beam*h.p Dean (Br). Hamilton Liver
pool.—A F. Churchill
Bark Tetitonta (Nor. Gregersan. Ham
burg —Chr G. Dahl A* Cos
Be boor er Bedgwlrk. Hagerty, New Tork
ar.d Perth Amboy.
Veaaela VAent to Sea.
Steamship Berkfhlre. Ryan. Philadel
phia.
Shipping Memoranda.
I Charleston. Oct 10 Arrived steamer#
Seminole. H'-ar-e Boston, via New York.
nd proceeded to Jacksonville; George W
Clyde. Chche#ter Riston \l* New York,
nr.l pr,*r##ui*d to Runsw k. Algonquin.
Platt. New York; schooner Warner Moore,
(‘rockett. New York
Sailed, steamers Eskslde (Br>. Mllburn.
Bremen; Navahoe. Johnson. New York
ond Boston, revenue cutter Onandag#,
Hamlet. BalMmore tug North America,
with tender. Phlladelnhin
Fernundina. Fl Oct. 19 - Balled, on the
9th. bonner James Davidson. Jansen.
New York
Pensacola. Fla. Oct 10— Arrived,
stenmer P.an (Nor). Hanaen. Newcastle
on-Tvne.
Balled, steamship Spennymoor. Narin.
Havre
Cleared, steamship Francisco (Bp). Arri
ba Livfrpool
Key NN’est, F*.# . Oct. 10— Arrived
steamers Miami Delano and sail'd for
Havana; Mascotte. White. Havana, and
nailed for Port Tam|>a.
Liverpool. Oct. 9. Balled. Piatea. Savan
nah.
Havre. O ’ a Arriv'd, steamer Dar-
Pngton Buvannah for Antwerp.
Philadelphia. Oct. 10— Arrived, steamer
John R. Penroe**. Savannah
Cleared, steamer Allegheny. Savannah.
Nntl" to Mariners.
Pilot chart# and all hydrographic Infor
mation will he furnished master* of ves
sels free of charge I* United States hy
drographic office in Custom House Cap
tab s are requested to call at the office
Reports of wre kx and derelicts revived
for tra: nmsior. to the Navy Depart
ment.
Korrlgn Exports.
Per British steamship I)en for Liver
pool-44 bundle# cattr*. SO; 175 tons pig
iron. E 1.375; iio bale# cotton 51R1.49N; 125
b.irrel# ©rhre. 1375 T’argo various.
Per Norwegian brirk Teutonia for Ham
burg- .1.114 casks spirit*. |s3.ooo—Cargo by
James Fane. Jr.
• on#twl** Exports.
per ••eamehlp Berkshire for PhtladeJ.
phis-ltei iale# upland cotton. 461 barrel*
rosin. 137 Imrrel* turpentine. 241 2>2 feet
lumber 12 barrel* rosin oil. 477 sacks clay. I
4.127 oak stave#, Site* pa kages mer. handles.
235 packages domestic* and yarn#, 354
bale# rice straw 2k packages fruit.
Per schooner Mgwwk for New Tork 1
and Perth Amboy 4M.W feet yellow
pine lumber.—Cargo by Charles B. Hirch i
A Cos.
t Nil 1.0 Nil OF OR % N(IM.
First Nolid *hi|imett lafi Kissimmee
for t lib nun.
Jacksonville. Fit , Oct. 10 —’Phe firs:
•'did earload of orange* fer the (unn
wa* shipped from Florida to-day in a der- i
orated car consigned to a hkago house
The orange# were shipped from Kt#fm
mee tn Osceola county and were grown In
groves that hod entirely recuperated from
th# fr##xe of li£4 Tne cm*" contained 300
boxes
Soldiers’ Home llnrned.
Rot*# Idaho. Oft to—The Idaho Sol
diers Home wa# des*roved by fir# to
njght. Loss. IC (W) No one Injured The
old men will be housed in buildings tn
town, some being taken to the Btate j
House. Th# home was erected In 13.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast foe Thursday and Friday:
Georgia and South Carol M- Partly
cloudy Thursday and Friday; fresh north
easterly winds.
Eastern Florida Rain Thursday and
probably FrkU>. fresh northeasterly
wind*
Western Florida Probably rain Thurs
day and Friday, fresh nortlwaMerly
wind*
Yesterday’* Weather at Savannah-
Maximum temperature 4 S9 p m 73 degree#
Minimum temperature 7am 41 degrees
Mean temperature . 47 deg re*#
Normal temperature . 4* degrees
Deft lency of temperature * d'grees
A> umulat*d exc'#* since Oct.l. 40 degrees
A< *umulaed excess since Jan
1 te4 degrees
Normal 13 inch
Excess atnee Oct. I 2 7Mn h
Deficiency since Jan 1 7.07 inches
River Report—Tne hight of the Savan
nah river at Augusta a! * a m. (75th me
ridian time) yesterday was 7 *’ feet, a rise
of y 4 foot during tte preceding twenty*
lour oour*
Cotton Region Bulletin —Savannah, da.
for the -,wenty*four hours end ng at 3 a
m 75ih meridian time O t 10, IP©
ri# . * >U Mm s . lull
BaVSOnah district. 'Tern Tem fall
A apaha Ga . cloudy x. r©
A litany, clear 41 65
Amencu*. cloudy .... 74 62 (©
*Halnbrtdge. cloudy 61 45 •>
Ka*>imat < loody 75 #3 IP*
Fort Gain##, cloudy 77 61 <0
'(Jaincsvllk. Fla., cl dy . 7') '2
Millen. Oa. clear 5* 12
Quitman. • luudy M 2 H .'•
Savannah, cloudy 74 61 •)
Thoma\ III©, cloudy *#> 47 o
Waycross, cloudy 9) 55 .00
•Received too Dte for a\s
age#
Hp' lxl Texas Rainfall Report*— Blanco
.01, Hrennam, 02. Column-Pi. T. Kerrvllla
.12. Luliug, .14. Ban Marco*. .16. Corpus
Chrlill. .3). Gaivemon. 01.
No
Ht#- Max Min Ra.
Gentral Station*. Hon* Tem Tem fa!;
Atlanta 13 7 * ••
Augusta 10 70 54 01
Charleston 5 7* .'A
Galveston 2* 06 50 02
lattl# Rock 12 7*> 4# .64
Memphis . ... “15 66 44 00
Mobile 7 * >*4 T
Montgomery 4 74 M 4)
New OrUan# 15 7 A 52 01
B.ivannah .. 12 7f 42 io
Vicksburg 11 70 50 T
Wilmington 10 6i 52 .8
Rent irk* i -gbt -i itu * nun
have fallen over th# *a#t#rn portion of
th* belt, and the Ga* vest on and N*w r
-leans distrlrls. Ther*- been a de. lum!
coaling ocr the Galveston, Wilmlng
to© C harleston and Augusta district*
Observation# taken a* the same moment
of time at ail #?a* on*. Oct. 10. 190), x p.
ra 75th meridian time.
Name# of Bta’Jons. T | V Rain
Boston cloudy j 45 10 30
New York city, p’ly cldv 54 24
Philadelphia, clear 54 1*
Waehing'o© ■ ity. clear ..56 4 '•)
Norfolk, clear 5k 5 *u
Hatterw# clear Go JO '•
Wilmington partly cldy G .<*>
C’harlotte. partly cloudy L >*
Raleigh, partly cloudy ... 5* L .(•*
t’harleston. partly cloudy 66 1l ,i>
Atlanta, clear 62 3 .♦*>
Augusta dear 64 L oo
Savannah, cloudy 65 5 .(
Jacksonville, cloudy 72 3 T
Jupiter, raining 76 3 14
Key West, cloudy L T
Tampa, cloudy 72 L 72
Motile, cloudy 70 L 22
Montgomery, cloudy 7O L (n
Vicksburg, cloudy 42 L T
New Orleans clear 66 3 an
Galveston, clear ....... 64 6 oo
Corpus Chrtttl. dear 6S 6
Pale*:lne. cloudy 66 L ( n
Memphis, cloudv 62 10 *r>
Cincinnati, clear (P L on
Pittsburg, rlear 56 L o>
Buffalo. c T ear 54 L on
Detroit, dear 53 L
Chicago, f letir .53 12 o*
Marquette. . lear 14 oo
Bt. Paul, clear 62 14 oo
Davenport, clear 53 L j *<o
Bt. clear 6 4 00
Kansas City, partly cldy j 60 L on
Oklahoma, partly cloudy 60 L f *o
lu>lge City, clear 52 6 .on
North Platte, clear 44 s on
W B Bover
laoca! Forecat Ofll to!
Y. M. C. A.*B LNOIE*’ FN EYING.
Ilflakft Hall N% 111 He the Nftractlon
Durlna the NN inter.
| The Friday night M fad!es* FNeninr#*'
were resumed for the wit.ter a? the Young
Men’s Christian Association last w#ek
The attraction during the winter will he
basket ball, a >agu# having been formed
composed of three strong teams. The first
game of the series was won by trie Blue*
Friday nigh! the Red* and White* will
fontest The teams will be designated by
red an I white shirts.
Interest In the Junior Department of the
Toung Men’s Christian Association
4s increasing The boys who
have hern away for th# summer
are now resuming their exercise and are
getting down to work in the gvmna*ium
Mr Rlak*. the physical director of the
association l well qualifies! tor his po
sitlon and give# ihe boys careful and ex
cellent training Three classes are held
each week for the buys, vix Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons from 4 to 6. and 8a:-
uila\ morning# from 10 to 12.
In addition to the exercise, the Junior#
have the use of the bath*, reading room,
game room and library The Junior De.
partment 1# intended for between the
age# of 12 and 14 .y.d quite n Urge num
ber belong to It
i [ *
TAMPA * I It IKK. SETTLED.
Th.* AKnrhri ,n4 Ifnxn I i,nr Karln.
r, Mill ll|>rn.
JackaonvlUr. Fl*.. Ort lo A ,pri*! to
th* Time*-I*Dion nod Cltlxcn frum Tampa,
: n... *>■:
"It l l*arnrl. upon what I, conaldrrol
eno<t authority, (hat th* trl)t* al Pan
oh** and Hays’, ctr factory I, praotl.
.ally ,rtll*.l A ronfer*ne* I* In progron.
to-night, which iwtns an amlcah *
m*n(. aw und*r,toot. omt th* (a<-tory will
open Thl, I, rcititd-d a, prr. lu.llng any
l>rohablll'y of a Kmrra! alrlkr. an.l r*.
ll*v*r th* (trainrd Alluatlon. which
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sleep; a
fine appetite and a ripe old age,
are some of the results of the use
of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single
dose will convince you of their
wonderful efTects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt’s Liver Pills
%"w# w*YWT>>' I
CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
Th* Kind You Have Alwayn Bought ha home the Rigrna.
ture of Chou. H. Fletcher, aud ha* been made under tit*
personal supervision for over HO years. Allow no on,
to deceive you in this. Counterfeit*. Imitations and
•• .lust-os-jjood ” are but Experiments, and endanger th©
health of Cliildrcu—E*r*erience against Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
y* Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
KNOWN BY ALL NATIONS.
Sf'd//*//sstsya ///i
■t./*t/t ■
Twice the price could buy no better.
LIPPMAN BROS., Savannah Agents.
FRENCH CLARET WINES, and
GLRM AN RHINE and MOSELLE WINES
and FRENCH COGNAC BRANDIES.
All the,* Ah* Wines and Liquor* sr* imported by u* Ui glua direct tram
lb* grower* In Europe
Our Bt. Julien C.r< I Win* from Ev#re*t Dupont A Cos of Bordra .1.
Fran* 1, on* of tn*tr *p*cialti* , ar.d on* at extremely low prioe.
The Chateaux Leovtl,*. on* of tb*tr super .or Claret Wine*, wall brown ail
over ifce 'Jutted States.
w, aUu carry In bond Claret Wl-a* from thla celebrated Arm In e**k*
Our Rhine and Mo-eil* Wine* are imported from Marlin Deal*. /rank,
fort Germany, are tha beat that <om* to to* I'nilul state*.
BODENHEIM I* very An* and ebaap.
NIER3TEIN aiao very good.
RUT'ESHEIM very choice.
IUVESTHAL * acted gr*p*e very elegant.
LIKBFRANMILCH quite ceiebrtted
MA ROOHRENNER CABINET .legaot and rara.
TOHANNIBBVRGER 1* perfection.
SPARKLING HOCK SPARKUNIJ IffVSELT.R. SPARKLING IfUBCA
TELLE ttr.d PINE FRENCH GOONAC BRANDIES
Special Brandlea arc Imported direct from France by u*. In cane, and ra,ka
LIPP/V\AIN BROTHERS.
DISCOUN ron Buck’s Stoves and Ranges. Every
one must be moved trom off our floor this week. This is
the time to buy your stove. Every stove guaranteed to be
hrst-class. „ bis discount is on!v for one week.
LINDSAY & MORGAN
remove to 112 Broughton, west.
lhr*at*n-d a general xrlk* that would
haw coat sv..*yi a neck
1 hIN ,trike hat hern In progr*,, for
cevernl *ek, ard a general atrike of lha
Amcr ; . an and Cuban union, haa bron a i.-
ll* ipaic*!
tUIXKII THEIH ( IIWKVriOV. '
OMrrr, (ho.cn |„ , fc c Trarcllng
I'a#rn*er Ngenfa.
Nor ./Ik. Va . Oel. 10—Th* twenty
eighth annual convention of th* Ameri
can Traveling f'aaaenger Agenta cloaed
at Old Point Comfort to-day. the final bua-
Inc., arm ton being held on board th*
Merchant, and Miner*’ Tranaportntloii
Company'* Meaimr Juanita on Cheaa
pckc Hay.
Officer* were elected a, follow, for th*
enaulng year:
President—Thom.'i* A ttarrlgan of Hunt
ington. W Va.. *otithe.iafern paeaenger
agent of the Big Four Hoote and Che.a
peake and Ohio Railway.
Vice President—Perd I>. Bush, dtitrlet
pnaaenger agent of the I.oulavlll* anl
Noanvllle at Atlanta.
Secretary and Treasurer—Sydney Van
Ihi.cn, district paaaenger agent of the
'Frisco Idne at Pittsburg (re-elected.)
The association added * beneficial fen
ture. On the death of a mctnhrr there
will be a contribution of fifty rent, per
capita, payment optional, to provide s3no
for the beneJleiarle, of each dere u ,ed
member.
The next meeting will he at Doa An
g*le,. Cal.. In October next.
Mitt AFTER lIIVORCR.
separation Alone tt on Id >ot Aallsfy
the McDowells,
New York Ort. 10,-The ac ton for a
eparation. Inllmted by TVilhelmtni Mo
de McDowell agxlnat Wltll.im Melbourne
M I'ewell. th* actor wa* dl-ontlnu*d to
day In the Pupreme Court by r.mrent of
eounael or. both aide.
"'hen a* 1 ■! tt . Nt,!- .*. . h vl b
come re on,-lied. A H Hummel .aid
No. ,nd I do not think mere t, *ry
chance that a re-one|Haiion will be eff*,-t.
ed The *epirtion lull an r'i h, Jus'
he*n dla-ondnu*d make, way for ult for
n abaolut* dlvore* wh'eh Mr* M,r.
Dowell fll*d agitnat h*r huahaod ve,ter
d,y Th* paper, In th* suit for absolute
divorce w*r* terved on MarDowell to
day.”
*v*ral week* ago Ma Dowell was at
rested at th* instance of hi* wife, thar.ed
with assault.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
(Continued from Ninth Pa*'
I Nov . ii to 11 to 11 is ii rr
Dec .. 11 70 11 7.1 11 SO 11#
I-aid. |>rr ICO pounds.—
f Oct ... 7 r>, 7 7*l * 3
; Nov .. 7 r 1 * 7 2i 7 r<- t
| Jon . * S7', CM 6 77>* *•
I Short rib., per 100 pound.—
Oct .. 7 K 795 7 * “
j I>ec .. 7 SI 7 7
i Jan .. *s* * *is <l*
• nrtre a* follow, fw*
dull nnd .lead)-; No. 3 .print whea ' '•#
77. . No 3 rr.l. 75Mf7c: No. I corn •■ J
41c; No 2 yellow, torse. No. 2 0*1" —VI
No. 2 white. St’ic. No 1 white, SJ'jttt'Vj
No. 2 rvc. sP*c; good feeding barter <
fair to choice tnaltlnt. "OtlSOr: No 1
need. 11 No. 1 Northwestern. •'
prime timothy eeed. ft I'd! JO; me* rork.
(>er l.hl . n.l (WHI.I -J). lard, per V lb*
IT :* *|7 IS; .hart rib. .Ide. (looser I*
* 35: dry galled shoulder, (hotedl. ffi.BtV
hort clear .Idea (bnxedc * *rtt* <o
ADMIRAL PtltUtHlltH REPORT.
t oniment. I pon the Nasal Maneuvers
off Newport.
Washington. Oct. I<V—The navy dera"*
men! has received Admiral Karquh >r •
report on the recent maneuver, of I'*
North Atlantic Squadron off Newport-
The admiral comments prltnard on ’*
ffral and enthusiasm the mimic naval w" r ‘
far* awakened amonf ths off 'er* a"*
men.
Every condition of battle was e'er'-
laird a* nearly a. waa pose K. t- *'
blank rhatffe* from the small ear 1 *
run. ronstliuted all tha firm* "Ml*
much was wanting, says Admiral
quhar, lah In lime and material to carry
oui the maneuvers on a lar*s e ale. *'■
a number of profes.lonal points w*
brought out which will be of gr.at 'D
In the future The value of eearenuff ’
was particularly Impressive, a. wa
the work done by the Hoi land, of wm
Capi Fol*er says. In an additional reten
Th* Holland lype will play a very t* n '
out part in future navel warfare
Football tiamn.
T’nlveralty of Pannaylvanla. *5: Pc*
•on. 0 _ .
Princeton. *, Pennsylvania State
le*e. 0.
Vale. 10. Bate# Collars. &
Harvard, U, Amherst, t.