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6 THE 3LI Ml* l\ RRI m.IM) Inspectlot* of Mfllri* t ninpi ltr f'nlr Notes, Valdosta. Oa , Oct. 2© .-—The slump in the price of sea island cotton <uH w’mi* vhat of . panic her*-, but the gruw iw have quirkly recovered and are not dis to throw thor crop upon the mar ket all at once Chairman Jones of the Bea Island Cotton Or Association Issued a circular yrMerday urging the growers not to throw their cr>t* upon the vnatket too rapidly T *. decline t# belter- H to be the result of the Urge port re ceipt* la*: week which were due to th excellent weather for marketing and * de *ire upon flit part of the grower* to die* fetee of cotton to meet immediate obliga tions Tie farmer* through thl* section gay that th* mt ton I* about ail out of th** field**, and that the crop will not be more than half of what It w*r ia*t year Know lias that It 1* very short, they are *it**- fw>s and to hold the staple * while, believing i! w ,11 . ominai and better price* w het* the rush to market reuse*. There I* talk here of a great fooiba'i game between a team from Lake City and one from Mercer CnivenMy on Florid* day a! the State Fair Wednesday will be Florida day and a great many of the prominent ettlzon* of our si*t* r state are expected at that rime. Including U\ Bloxham and hi* staff The football team from the two Mate* will !* on* of 1 the leading feature* of that day. The Prlpon < ’ommippiomr* remained ! over in this city th*r m ing and visited McKee * • nmpn on a tour of inspection j Mr Edmondson of Brook > *k*d the per mission of th** commission to a* with them and hip request wn acceded to, al though th* bearing of th* eharg** brought by him again*? the camp* had been conclud* and At the t amp* of McKee Brother* he suggested that a visit be made to the farm of Mr Will McKee, where upon that gentleman warned him never to put In* foot upon hi* land again It *eemp that Edmondson took dinner with the M'Ke*** and was apparently very friendly with them Jus* before he made the charge* again*! th* camp* In view of many eircumptane*p connected with Ih* cape the friend* of the parties have been fearful the' trouble would en*ue if they should happen to cro*p each other’* path. Till'. VKW < 4T TU.LIHIMBB. lit-publican f nitditlate* nn a Cum |)Nlm Tone. Tailihaseee Fla . Oct Is.—Tampa ha* anew corporatlon, La Hmiedad Anonlna Ki Trabsjo. with a capital of sl7..vm. which wiM conduct a general real estate bu*- n*M. Hon. M. B. Maofariane of Tampa. Re publican nominee for Oovernor, came here on Widnenday, when he met Hon I* V Ware of St Andrew* bay. Republican nominee for railroad commissioner. Thursday they were Joined bv j N Cower* * of Apalachlro.n C. 11 Partin of OsrabeNe. arwl John Kecnm of Pensacola, During the afternoon Messr* Mac fa r lane. Ware ami Fagan spoke a* the Opera House to a large audience of their fo’low er*. The speaker- left to-day on a can \ easing tour of West Florida ben county will select five county com missioner* at the Noverrfber primary. There *je eight candidate* from the flv. district*, a* follow*: f3 C. Smith, W J Johnson. J A Ander* W L Moor. L A Roberts. Jonah Britt. W D. Stoulmoi* and L. C. Yaeger. The young wife of Dr. O M Williams died at her horn** Wednesday night, nf’er an illness of several wreks. A. Fisher Roby, a brother of T. W Roby. auditor of the Seaboard' Air Line died on Thursday, after 4 lingering Htne* of many month* *%ll> THKI W KHK KOHKI(.\KHO I'tamlnnllnn of l*(ri*k nml .lour* In \rw % ork. Sew York. Oct. 19.—Th* preliminary ex amination of Albert T Patrick and CharN F. Jone*. (bargetl with attempt* Ing to defraud th *Mnte of William M ‘ Bice by a forced check for S3MHO. drawn In Patrick'* favor on Hwenron A Son*, j banker* of till* city, w*e icDUtrud t<> da\ ' Mr. Tyrrell of Milwaukee, an ei|x>rt on j handwriting, *ui<) It wa* hi* opinlcm that the ad*nature* to the 125.000 and |S.i s check* vubmtttcd to him are for*eric*. Tyrrell *akJ. In answer to Maffl*trat* Hrunn, that the Fifth Avenue Tru*l check*, whkh wVre declared to |x* forger lea, were written on the day. and tnat the tracing* were done with a wet pen. Expert Carvalho *ad yesterday they were done with a dry pen. At thl# point Mr. Oabortte said: •The |***Op|t* res*!.** On application of Mr House an adjourn* m< nt wa taken to Wednesday next when the defense will begin. Mr. House said he will finish on that |>. M 199 C.tm HHIE fITOI'PKII. * Aulliorlllr. Mil, 11. r Miamlim Hrr I,unit IHeyclr Kill,*. New York. Oct. It.—A deputy sheriff stopped Ml* .Ylirguertte (itat'a record* break ins bicycle ride at Valley Hi ream. 1. ] . today by forcing her to leave the ira-k when she had finished 2.SJ.', mile. M. Oast save up her design of com pleting S.® mile,. The law of tht* Mate makes It unlawful for any person to con tinue In a race or contest of endurance more than twelve hours In each twenty four. % Heferer Assaulted. . Chkago, frrl. 19.—Another referee was assaulted at the Illinois Athletic Club to night and It took a doaen policemen to re. store order The row was precipitated by Referee Palsy Fallon of Omaha e a 111 i g the mht between Clarence Forbes a:al AValter llloom a draw, after Forbes seem ed to have the best of the tonlett. I*n**rn&er Mad A ellntt Fever. New York. Oct. 19.—Joseph Men.lelsohn of Chicago, a first-class cabin passenger of the Ward Line steamer Mexico, which arrived on Tuenljj. Oct. U. from Hava na. developed nnmlslaknhle symptoms of yellow fever. Dr. DM)’ way* thw case is mild, ami that the fait lent 4s doing fairly well to-day. Parly May lie Rriirsssiied, Lonton. Ocl. 19—The Imperial Ulteral Council at Its meeting to-day. adopted a resolution In favor of reorganising me JJberal |er:y, upon the sisls of social re form at Inane, and of the consolidation and ultimate federation of (he rolled Kingdom with the colonlett. AA Isronsfa lllstorleal Society. •M clison. Wl*.. Oct. 19—Charles Francis AdafTlr. president of the Massachusetts Historical Society, delivered the forma! dedltwtory address of the Wisconsin State Iflstorloal Society's new library ami mu seum building to-night before a large au dience lam lief .-a red Kelly. Denver. Cos.. Oct. 19.—Joe Cans of Baltl more, won from ' Spider" Kelly ef Fan Francis, o In the eighth round of w hat was to have been a ten-round go before the Colorado Athletic Association here t<9- night Handsome Church Horned. Richmond. Va., Oct. !—Grove Avenue Haptiat Church, a very handsome and • otn para lively new structure, which coa: about fte.W. Is In flames, and |a almost , certain to be wholly destroyed. J THE WEATHER. For*rsM for Baturdgy .iiml Sui*ls> dvorgla n*l Huuth Farullrtu Fair Hilur *l.ny Bunday fair nrfpt ort-whionsl rains along tii* coast; fresh to brisk northvsst srly winds Fa-tcrn **! Western Flori iu <• • .-•*: -*> J.il rains Batunla* . and probably guruia | fresh north* list* rly winds Yesterday s Wrather at Ha’vannah - M.ixirnum tetiirn rattir* - in 7 * isgr • Minimum tempr-raturr 7:li #*.m -**l*gr* Mean temiierature ... C l*xre* Nornwil tem|s ratur** •< d* gre *•. * Excess of temiwrature .. I tlrgrt* 'A* rumutat* *) ex* .* In ) tvt. 1 . Mni.gr***,* ! Accumulated ext ess stn * Jan 1 *• .pgr*.-* j llalnf.ill 4 *‘ lt h j Normal .11 in* h | Bxcrss since 1 .... Inches ; I>eflclency sir.* e Jan, 1 7.57 Inches Klv* r HejMjrt fr higiu *f tr** Ha'an [ nah river at Augusta, at in 47 th lt> r | i-hn timet yet*rda>, w.i 1 ft*et, . tali of 0 : foot during th* ;r* * ding twenty four hours Cotton region bullet in Savannah, <*•-. for the twenty-four hours * Hug n H m 7sth meridian tin** * U* Km* ntliion* of \M s%\ Min. H *t# Pavannah dlsirift. iTsmiTun.' tali .1 c>ar 77 it it Albany, clear *•* .* Amerjru*. clear 7j SO •* liainlwidge. clear 76 , On Eastman, clear *'* Hh ii Fort Haines, -clear 77 il '*• •ilaitiesvJle. Fla clear . fit Milieu, 41a . clear 77 II ifi Quliman, clear 79 77 ♦ Bavanuah. dear . 71 .*>t u* Thomasvllle. clear . fi*2 M s* W aye rose, dear 77 h •• •Received too Itue for telegraph! aver ages ftpcetai Texas Kninffi l ) R* ports —Oalvws totii, .01; 4*orp*jt> Christ 1. 12, Temple, trace; Ballinger. .14; Lampasas. 01, Blan co. trwee. Becvilte 2.11. \X pother ford. Cuero. 0$; Kan Marcos, OoUtvn-dx. 2*. Luilng li. Houston, tra* * . K*t r vllle *g Huntsville, 1* Heavy Rains Bee vide. Tex 212 IJght Frost—Boiivar. Tenn Milan Tenn •so. *]—.—j—_ Hto- Max Min Rain j f'entral Station-. .Hon* Jem Tem fall j Atlanta 12 74 f,j ,^ Augusta ji 74 46 <p | Charleston 12 71 4*'. 40 Galveston 25 7fi hS I* Little Itock 13 7fi 1- mi Memphis .. ifi m; 44 o Mobile 7 7| f 4, ot Montgomery 7 7* i*fi (SI New Orleans 15 7h ;> T B-*vannah 12 77 51 Ot Vicksburg 11 72 gj o Wilmington 9 72 44 Remarks—Warmer over North Carollnn. no mark**! rentperuturc changes else where. Light frost at points In extreme we* tern |*ortlon of Ten ness •*-. Rains in Texas. Observations taken nt the same m>- : ment of time at all stations, Oct. 19. 19 ip m . 75th meridian tlm* Name ol 8.1 • lon. T v Bain lioalon. char 40 m New York city, clear p* 12 I'hiia 1< IphSa clear .......J s< 12 <> Washington city, clear ... 4fi L Norfolk, clear 5i x ti* Hatteras, clear f.x ix <t Wilmington, clear ;.* a m Cnarlotte. clear fifi L no Raleigh, clear fit |, •* <'tMirieeton. clear fit; la *t Atlanta, clear 7*l |, .0$ A’tgusta clear ts |, tt Bnvnnnah, clear 6< L 01 Jacksonville, clear fix L *it Ji4iter. cloudy* i74 H |x Key West, cloudy |* 4 | ,no Tampa, cloudy 74 9 * Mobile, cloudy 72 L ** Montgomery, clear 7‘* L ts Vicksburg, cloudy ....... <3 L T Ntt Orleans, cloudy 7* L T Hulveaton. pt cloudy ~.. 71 12 ill Corpus Chrlstl. clear . 7*. L .00 Palestine, rlmtdy ........ 7* fi 2 Memphis, cloudy fi4 L 00 Cincinnati, clear 42 L 00 Pittsburg, clear 61 fi (fc Buffalo, clear 3s jo to Detroit, clear p; x <• Chicago, clear fio 22 Marquette, clear 50 20 00 <4l. Paul, pt cloudy .. fi> It ** Davenport, clear ...... fit L o* 4t. Louis, clear j fiR fi s Konsu** City, clear fifi L 411 Ok'.aboma. clear fil fi • Dcxlge City, clear 61 14 00 North Platte, clear t 12 00 H - iC Boyer lineal Forecast Offlda! % Ml HI 4|*tn I. %TOIt. White said to l%e Made AI.4tHMNM> on n 1250 stake. From the Chicago Record. A speculator named J. L. White is re liorted to have made 11.i00.000 during the las? six or eight monf* In stock N***'- uiatlon. He is a ron|arjitlve stranger here, and Is said to tsr* c.na*i *n w to has spent a good port of Ins life In De troit. Mich., and Chicago, am! Is w*- ii known about the Hoard of Trade. 1* .s also reported ih&i he has mul* ond ost several fortunes in ep ulotbxn. nl those who know his habits an) circum stances predict that tie will be pennlle- - again before the wifr.er a* over One f the most icpusatde lawyers in this city told me she other day that he iad p -pralsed Mr. White's assets and found them to be uorfh fully $1,500*00, witli nn auction value of perhaps slsmv p -* than that amount. White turned up here obout . vear nn entire r?raiger an-1* haunted the bucket shops, giving orders for small accounts, as much a* he was able to margin. After n feiv weeks he want flat broke and told his acquaintance* that he intended to quit speculating. that he had lost find won several fortunes by the rise am! fall of stock*, grain and pro vision*. hut had got enough of It IP went to a well-known broker in this city, to whom he made a similar statement, and Uvrrowed $250 to buy a half Interest .n a dairy lunchroom In Fifteenth street. The proprietor t£f the place, wtio had of fered to sell share of tils business u White, changed his mind Itefore th* lat ter came In with the money ami inform* l him that he had deckled not to lake* 1 portlier. Whereupon. White, having th** margins in his pocket, could not rest*? temptation to try his luck on • mar*, and bought 3LO shares of Brooklyn Kaput Transit stock, which wae then quo;*.l somewhere about ¥*. un I It Immediately lagan to rise. As the stock went up and r *.ie*d hi* mirgin White bongo? more and mor* and mor* until lie found him*lf holdingr several thousand shares, which h*“ soM at 130 and |nvesie| the in other eto<*ks which advance*! **veral pfint** Everything lie touched paid him iroflt lie ha* teen on the right *1 le of the mar ket every tlm* until recently During the Irsst few days, I am told, tie ha- been hit pretty hard. Seme of his friends have odvrsfd him fo draw out $1 nnl In vest It In permanent se< uMtle* that are not subject to eftet uiatlon. so that he wilt kave something for a rainy day. but Mr. Vuite say* that he knows how money migfW to be handled end doe* no f#>r fo continue his speculation*. a s V>nnlel|ul hirer! Ilnlluaya. Berlin, Oct. 19.—The Municipal f*ou at lie meeting to-day. a*!opte*l o reso.u. ui* to byßld municipal street ral.rvnya lifter the expiration of the present charura. H UE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1900. Consult Mrs. Pinkham No Other Person Has So Wide An Experience with Woman’s Ills, Nor Such a Record cf Success.— “A Woman Best Understands a Woman’s Ills.”—Her Advice Led Maggie Farrell to Health. Examination hy a male physician is a hard trial to a delior.toly orpnnired woman She dreads the humiliation of it all. She therefore puts it off ns long as she dare, and is only driven to it by fear of cancer, polypus, or some dreadf ii sickness. Most frequently such a woman leaves a physician's office, where she has un dergone a critical examination, more or less discourage 1. Thin condition of mind destroys the effect of advice, and she (frown worse rather than better In consulting Mrs. Pinkham. in person or by letter, no hesitation need be felt. The atorv ia told to a woman, and is entirely confidential ‘o a woman who ha* l*tened to thousand* of similar atoAes— and who is m. competent to adviae women because of vaat experience, and heeause she is n woman. Her advice ia absolutely free to alt sick women, and her add res, i-. I.vnn, Mas*. Read Mias Farrell’s account of how she was sick, and was lend to health by Mrs. t’inkham She is only one of thousands whom Mrs. I'inkham has cured this year. F&malo Weakness Reliever/ by Mrs. Pinkhanu “ I take pleasure in writing you a few lines thanking you for your advice. I did just as you told n* in taking your medicine, and owe my life to you. You are like* mother to your sex. 1 was awful sick, was all run down, and felt sick all over I looked like a person brought out of tht- grave My fins- was as white as the driven snow I was always tired afterdoinjf a little work, and would have to sit down. I had terrible pains and headaches, and ray appetite was not trood ; also, troubled with shortness of breath. 1 could no! iro up one flight of stairs without beintf tired and having to stop to pet ray breath. I was feelinjr as miserable a* could lev 1 took two bottles of you!* Vegetable Compound, and cannot express my thanks to you for what your medicine has done for tne." — Miss Maooik Fakhki.i., IT. Devon Wt., drove Hall. Itostou, Mass. jfi| ■■ f\ REWARD. TV(* hav<* *!|*oi?i.| with th* N.t? t*l?v Rt h **f 1 van. s<<no, 1 * Wllllll which will hr* |*ll to nv p?r**n trli ottn !lnl that tin* jU***v** I* dtimoh .tl !**tt*rs m r* tt<*t jpenmu* .or w-re published before **b?al *he tt ri‘.*r’* -| tl per* VUVU U bias, -n LYDIA! flNbll.W IhlM : ut% Hni:viriKft. A meeting of the Bivannab Industrial AHfioi l.itlon will be held at Metropolitan Hall Monday nigh!. Th* siancing academy conducted by Messrs W N Refill k and W B • o'.ic Library Hall hint nlghf. Al t received yesterday from <*n (1 M ftorrel in Nw York, state* th is he In slowly Improving from his* recent dims*. but that hr fs Ctil \ *r> iv .k Judge Norwood yesterday sent Fr ink Thomas to th** gang f*>r eleven month* Thomas was found guilty of steidim? bras*. a very roramon o(T'Dim* with the nimbi*-fingered metnlwr* of hb rue* Thare wan a act-to in the corridor of the | City Kxchsnge yesterday aft< moon b tworn two city employe*, due to come per sonal difference, Tlie men were separated before any serious damage was done. William Fisher found hi** way to Judge Norwood'.* r/imlnal se* on yesterday: morning and was sentenced to Ums* . months on *h* gang. William .1 wl t* man who burglarised Labor lid! a f* w 1 nights ngo Walter II lravls. Savannah** hay and grain Inape tor, is spoken'of in 11 i*li*ing I way in the last issue of the American Rlevator and Grain Trad* which b pub- Dulled M Chi* ago. Mi la\t. I*. tttr© appear- in :h* wr.i* up The refeten * - to him ar of * % t> 1 • mp.inieutur n.. j Hire, Mr George W Tbdeman filed suit In the Pin Court yesterday against H. A 1 Fountain for sll9.The plaintiff alleges i that the defendant is Indebted to him In this amount for goods sold and ddivere | during the months of May and June of the present > • r and that h* refuses to I fettle the claim The weekly meeting of *he normal clas of the te chers of the public schools of t e city was held ye-(ridgy after, on at i Chatham Academy The teach* rs are now | divided Into five classes for Instruct<on and discussion, the division belt ma t upon tit* basis of the grades h*t ar taught. The High 8-bool teachers fotm a class to themselves A double hors** truck with a 1 ad < f eight ttales of cotton o**t the nut from one of the wheels about 7 o’cok la?t ugh* at lit van and Wljliakar stre ts with i result that the wheel c. m* ft ands r*ei ! railway travel was block'd Ih* truck ! was iefi on the street for about half an hour when with several ussbam* t * lrl \>l get the wheel back and w* •ton j his was tejolcaing. A London dispatch say* The ate mi ship Oowr.e, which • discharging a cargo of oil from tlorne© at the Thames dock I steamed from Koetel. Borneo, to Ln -'-n it distance of 9.250 miles, using only I liquid fuel This was reduced to a spray by jet at the furtia* * door The owner* i* ay thnt the substitution of coal b\ a I liquid prove* most advantageous. Sl* stok -1 rs sufficed instead of sixteen The siM*ed was slightly Improved and the bunker “pace w-*s also economised. occupying but thirty-four cubic feet, com [par and with forty -fiv* cubic feet taken up |by a ton of coal. Twenty- *wo tons of oil \ vrr* consumed dally on this voyage. I lagainst thirty-live t. n* of coal consume I ' former voyages Borneo oil Is declared liu to excellent fuei ami Is superceding j I the Russian and American product In the 1 Far ICast it can be delivered cheaper* * MM %l. I’liHutMl. Mr I CVWk of Futn* v b a guest of the Pulaski. Mr. W 8 West of Yaklceta is n gue • Of the Pulaski. Mr. H K Ix)* of Macon is a sues; of the Pulaski. Mr. I. R. Uni*! of Mcßae Is register ed at the Pulaski. Mr. J Y* ung of Miami registered nt the 8* reven yesterday Mr. W 11. M Meen of Mclntosh Is gtitet of tie S re veil. Mr. T. It Plapi:*e> f Hagan s regis tered at Hi* S. Mr FoiUmbcs It Bmiib of Jasper Is register***! .it the Pulaski. Maj. W A Wi kin- of Waynesboro l' registered at tin In* goto. Mr II C M Frcary of Robert 8. C.. Is ii guest of the ITdaskl. Mrs Thom;* Hunter will **.l to-day on the Naco* aec for New York Mr. .1 ♦* Paul iof Atiam.i w*s among yesterday’: arrivals at the Pulaski. Mr. It W Hammond of Nettle, Fla., registered a; the Pulaki yesterday. Mr It O i.*** of Wsv roc- w 1 among the guest- of the Pulaski yesterday. Mr. J. c*. Kiwatd- <>f laih* w:t among % Mr F Fattier w-* a pi>. nger of the Plant System > st* la> for 1. tlmore- Mr. nd Mrs It P Wardw*li will -all to-.l > for New York on the Xacoc-he Mi/ H It firvver of Si.ife lorn was among vest* *day’s arrival at the Pulaski Mr ileorge A It binson representing George P Id A <*. Ia visitor to tin city. Mr A \l Hell wrlll be nmcug th< pas* setiger* on th* N.t •o , ii*c i*-*iay for N*av York. Mr ufal Mrs Charles Gibbs left via the Plant Pystem yeeterday for New Y ork. Mrs. John M Kgan and Mbs Jo-ep'ln * Kg an returned yk. rStiy in rung jr m their old home. Marrjuette, Mich., where they spent the summer, Mbs Helen K.an remained over In Ht. Paul and. Irefore re turning to Savannah, will visit triend- in Chicago. Jit • A II "*• veil of Walton. \.*V , agu*t *t the |). goto Judg* S. w.-li is a justlc** of lh** Supreme t’ourt of th** stoic of N*w York, and has worn the judicial ermine for some venrs, though •still a man of young .r|H-aranee, lb is urxlerstood to be a large rtockhokler in th* Pa K**>ck-l-arv l/r*-*lging Pompativ. which b now engaged In work for the gov€*rnment in the river cbov** the city. an*l Ills visit Is purely n business one. \o\-t %!**. t in t oiiriM r. \||olntmrnts In the (insrilii Made !•> t npt. J. Perris won. New non -com mb stoned offf(*rs have ban appoint'd in Company Cof the Ba v. Volunteer Guards by Ca *t J. Ferris C*OW. These appointed to tfergeiru ctes arc: II L. Richmond, V. 11. Wo h am. II R. Fuherwood. Arthur Shaaff G. J>. Turner and A. C Arnett, the rew corporals w ill lw C. D. Melton, II F. \\ b ibik, W. A. Brown and Uoberi L. Kina. ] li;w F.XF.f ITIVE rotHUTTC %• I ncflont In Hr I‘*i*utllt Nff|irertilr<l Will* Mr. iinnliiu Hn m nm f'halrmati. r.m?h >m county wib shortly have n new iKmo rgt * executive .’ )mmltt*w-, iom* - hifig of wnlch It nUml‘ In nee! at pres ent. R* pr Ascnt.it,vex of th* *wo wing s ot <h* ppfir:.v go! together about two **ek •*g<> wne! tnfrrti) into an agreement by v ,< h u hew uoinm!'i*** I* to h- form* J. •in i*l*tg of twelve mt mln rx each | - *l* with .Mr. T. May hew Cannngham as chairman. \ itttre* f the* ngre mrr.t ia that In • any rrpre • • ti* v 4f ither fa.tton rh-.'ftgrg hL polli; s np* | lar on thr t nm mitt*- !*• to b* Wi t# 1 ant a loyal m* rr br f th* ration !>ii n his place. Tht* l- o*,r. .rv* h*‘ i*a I n.** of imwer and i k *p either fa I * from galiJUig >nrol b> r. •• a • f the d*gaff> 'tk>n of mem hern i..iin*'<Niv *h* opposition ax W{) the cage j with th* present tc-mmßtce j The Llherul i av*- air* ady >e|*ctrKl their | quota of the * ;uml?t** . the following I tianiee having been announced ycstrrdav :* * r*rg- M Potronovltch, John Bower Harr> Wllllnk. Jlrnry F Teynec. Thoma.-* I ltallatityn* Jr. Fa C iJU i.-jn, Henjatnln - Well Wi.ltam Gibbon*. John I Mot- Kdargrd J Whelan, John U Smith. \V B I.a Roche. The aoiection of th** Citigene’ qootn wax left to it committe* of three, which ha* not y* t r*q>orf*'*l Tale will be *lon* or ao * arh dxte u* It l- expected to organ t* the Executive <vmmit:e next m*eek The oele.'tion of Mr T M thinning ham Jr . a> chairman, with twelve mem her* 'rom each faction, waa ttuggeeted nd udvocatf 1 bv the Morning News -rertly ofter the summer primary, when then wa no alert lon of on Executive Committee The h iggeadon wa** gen*rally approved of by the po.itlcktn*. but ther w*' dllatorin* < In certain quartern, ami nen*'*' the iel*v The need of <* commli <* . t “ prewnt Mine I?* very nprrent. l \Tli:it %<l! vox %RK MKD. tjorllnr# llroitttl.t Stilt for I-Mm*l \iiiint the V| uh I beru*. Joeepl: M ir?ln*-x tile*l null for damage* for lib*; Jn ?lie City Court yesterday morn n igalnrt Blia* ard Louis Muhl brrg, ahem he charge* with having dam* k- J hi* character and reputation by th u* of false and ld>* llou* wor ts, designed *nt! Intended *o hold h.m up to the > **rn, flertslon and contempt of hi * neigh bors. Alter making ih*' g'ner.il allegation* of lib* I and damage the petition charge That e nd injury and dam g*- was den* io .vour p* tilloner by said F la* Muhlherg r and *,i | I** u.-* Muhlberg, *-onJo4nt iy and in concert, saying to, of and eon % • w*n v-flrs iv of July. I<Wm the fottow irtg fale and malicious words, to-wlt: ‘He i referriiiK t*> petitioner! is it dirty ——, n liar ami .1 thief.* ** The plaint ft fixe* th* amount of his lima**- <■*. llJfi, for which amount he pray* Judgment. He Is repre-ned by Mr. A P Way. lf> llt \ Fill! \ <ll*. Surat. IWilner Will Hrprewent flic (•rurulii Hn*itr Ip %tlnntn. Mr. Frank M Rutner. quartermaster -• k rg--n? *>f .* *■ .rgia Hussar* w|ll ,i\* H. ”.uh: for A:!.into, where ie will *T.ter * contest that is to i>e held unbr the auspice* of the Interstate Fair, now in progress. The contest will take pi nee on*' ■lav n*x; week, and will <*e one of hore rnanhl|*. open only ;o menUwrs of th* f*'lrNt Regiment, Cavalry. Georgia Suite Troops. Sergt. Burner** friends *eHeve he wi.l give the rnemtier- of the Governor** llor** tiiiau! ,r.l .;> other cavalry org.iriix-. tk>n* tfloat may enter a b ird struggle for' h * prise, a hond ome silver cup. value ! nt IIW H* I** an accomplished homemati. a and • x* c|. too. in the cava,ry exercD**- of vitiding and rough ruling. If the-, are embraced in the *omi**tltion. the Ba v, i; ih trooper will doubtless show up os well as in the ordinary handling of man nnd horse. i\ tub udi:\(. Ki,i:nio\. Otfleers fo Re Voted for In Florida nml fimitfin. On Nov. fi Florida will elect presldentla! electors and Congressmen In addition to her state ticket. Toe two state ticket" in the field are a* follows: Democratic—Oovernor, William 8. J*n nings. * rf ary of state, John L Craw ford; tr. i irer. James B. Whitfield, con trol’cr. W H Reynolds; attorney general, W B Lamar; superint* ndent of public in struction. W.LN BheasH; railroad commis sioner John L. Morgan; Justice Supreme Court Francis B. Carter; commissioner of agriculture. It F. M Lin. Rcpubl can—Governor, W B Macfar l.im -'crciary of rtatc, George \V. Allen; ma urer. \N (. Robinson; controller, J W. Rowell; attorney general. Fred Cub- Irer.y; superin endent of public Instru - tl*n, O W Holmes: tallr<ai commis sion* r. L M. Ware; Justice Buprem* Court, 11. c. Oowldl; commissioner of ogrlculturc, Otto C. Butterwick. Georgia will elect presidential elector* and congressmen. - \ —Count Tolstoi explains that the Gro*k Church will not formally excommunlci him It has given orders tliat he shall not have au * r;toL>x fun* r .1 at his din h. which Tolstoi says entirely meet* h ij wbhes The correspondent of the Vienna Fr* ie |*re*e nt Moscow b ■ l.ire* that he h.i* jus* ' V.k** with a man who came •lire* . from visiting Tolstoi, and who stated that ihe great rov*.lst hnd not been *o well In years n: be l now. And t he l busy on his new work. RX c know of noth ing better than coughing to tear the lining of your throat and lungs. It is bet than wet feet to bronchitis and ia. Only keep it will succeed in rc- I’eight, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever, and making everything exactly right for the germs of consumption. yerera kills coughs of every kind. A 25c. bottle is (ust right for an ordinary cough ; for the harder cough3 of bronchitis you will need a 50c. bottle; and for the coughs of con i sumption the one dollar size is most economical. “ Mt rough mlccDl m. to a mere *kk>- tnn. 1 tri.-a many fiat tfcry all failwl. Alior usiok tlw> ( b<*rrv Fertornl I Immediately lc*n to Imiimre. and three bottisa rent.,red me to health. I be owe Biy life to It-'* ) rv-. . SABAH F. MoaOAW. 4 Oct, TANARUS, IWt, Ilr.m itowa, Ya. a. Physicians the world over prescribe for pa tients who lack appe tite or vigor or when convalescing from a serious illness, the Tt? tonic It puts color in the cheeks, sparkle in the eyes, braces miidly. Assimilable by the weakest stomach, invigorating, re freshing. A boon to nursing mothers. Prepared by Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn St. Louis, U. S. A. Manhattan Shirt. The bast known and known as Tiia Best Shirt in America. We offer to day an entire new fall line of white and fancy Shiris of the above make, ranging $1.50 to $2.50. I Each one of them will give you the wear of a three of any other shirt made. NECKWEAR. New lines of the latest creations will be shown to day. HATS. Remember that we handle the best trio in the land —Dunlap’s, Miller’s and Stetson’s. B. H. Levy & Bro. KNOWN BY ALL NATIONS. u/Zj/v/i/w/t/s •-/"Mjffti/icvrrr, r. <i/'/rrru</Z&&Z' j Twice tuc price cou ! d buy no better. LIBPMAN BROS., Savannah Apcnts. Scotch and Irish Whiskies. \N e are agents for the most celebrated Scotch and Irish whiskies, imported direct from the distilleries o Scotland and Ireland. These Scotch whiskies are the blend of the finest Highland whiskey matured many years in wood before bottled. The expert Analyist describes this Scotch whis key as the perfection of Highland whiskey, and is specia; l). V. H., selected Old Yatted Highland’ whiskey from Glasgow, Scotland, The latest novelty in Scotch whiskey is distilled by Rutherford of Leith, Scotland, and is called Scotch Cherry \\ hiskey, and very palatable indeed. Wo are also agets for the famous old Irish whiskey, imported bv us from Wheeler, Belfast. Ireland. LIPPMAN BROS., i Agents for Scotch and Irish Distilleries