The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, November 12, 1900, Page 7, Image 7
NEWS FROM THE WATER FRONT
qurKK UK IVTKHHT TO *IIIP
IMAG UENERAUT.
Tl, Inalhrrn Transportation Coui
|)Hß> to Build n 9,*„ M*-a,ii*v—
Hull " ■■■ Hr llrnuaht Her.- as Boon
Ha link Frame* Ur llulli—Kerry,
hunt Erllpae llaa a 'll, lmp —Ross'
Ilrrilsp No. A *prlnu n I.enL.
It nut raining the greater part of yea*
terJay at Tybee. The wind a* west and
light last night..
The Southern Tran,potation Company
e:i contra; 1 ! for the building of
„ new rteamboat shortly, lining the
hill of the burned- steamer o*l
- which was recently bought by Cat l '
\T T. Glbeon. general manager of the
H,. them It Is Intended to make the new
best the best of the company • fleet.
i 'apt Olbson has let the contract to
Je'KSonvUle shipbuilder* to build the steel
dc k frames, and as soon as this I* finish
ed the boat will be brought to Savannah
for her machinery and houses. It la prob
able ihe machinery from tne wreck of the
elesmer W H. Cook, which recently sunk
opposite the f> S-an Steamship wharves,
wl l be recovered and used on Ihe new
bout While the detalla of construction
have not been decided upon. It Is prob
ah.i- the boat will be a stern wheeler. This
will necessitate considerable changes to
the hull, which was built for a twin-screw
bc.it b' the Lori lard,. former owners of
(h Caiman. The new steamer will driw
t to It Incfies light, and .HI, to 4 feel when
loaded to har capacity of about *,) ton*
The steering gear of the ferryboat
Ed i *e got out of order yesterday, neces
sitating her going out of commission a
fe* hours. She resumed her run in the
afternoon.
Dredge No. 5. belonging to TV Sanford
Ro*- which 1# dreilgln* Seaboard Air Line
sltp No 3. aiirung a leak yesterday. Tugs
W H Uruaatar and Kate Cannon pumped
son; -ime on her until Ihe leak was locat
ed and etopped.
sreeoier I). Murchison moved yesterday
ro her new berth, fool of Hull etreei. She
will land passengers there on her regular
run between Savannah. Stone > UiulT arid
wai landings The owners have made ex
ler-lve Improvements lo the Murchison
during the past ten days, increasing her
ac< ommodatlone for deck and saloon .pas
sengers. 0
Sstnaash Almanac,
Son rises al 6 .29 a. m. and seas al BfO
p. m.
High water at Tybee to-day at 11:11 a.
m an l 12:08 p m High water at Savan
nah one hour later.
i'linae* of the Muon for November.
D. H. M.
Full moon *> 6 0 eve
Last quarter 13 * 37 eve.
New moon 22 1 17 morn
First quarter 29 11 A morn.
M< on licrlgce. Sth Moon apogee, 17th.
AititiA Ai.il avi> niii'.AHTinr*.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Tallahassee. Asklns, New
York -Ocean Steamship Company,
fli. imshlp Florida. Allen. Iloltlmore.—
Plant fl* *tgm
Tug Abiflm Minis, from Rcauforf. tow
ing dr -dge Oglethori>e.
Vessels AAeat to Sea.
Hark Olga T (Austl. Consulh'h. Trieste
Schooner Julia A. Trubee Miller. New
Uaven
Arrived K'rsini tsssnssli.
Hark 8 lid (Swcd), Weden. Liverpool.
Yov. 9
Slilppinu Mentoratida.
I’harleston. 8. C., Nov 11—Arrived,
earner Coman. he, Pennlngion. New
ork. ar.d proceeded to Jacksonville, lies,
r Perth Amboy, nd pr >ceeded to Piua
w ick.
sailed, a.'h., i *r Kmliy F Nnrtham. pen
well. Philadelphia tug Ihrolecior. Igo.
WUmlngtcoi. N. C.. with barge I'arrle I.
ler. Jons *. In tow
lensacola. Fla . Nov. 10 —Arrived, hark
Pianchetto fltall, Mortello. Genoa
sailed, steamer Telefon (Nor), Chrlsten
■ n. Ghent. ,
.eared, eteamshlp Eihelalda (Hr),
.irkson. Korterdam, Boatak Hal (Span),
7.1 bala, tiaivaeton
Note: The Norwegian ship Bellevue,
inonsen. having cancelled her charter
re. sailed from quarantine this morning
for Mobile.
’’ernandine Fla . Nov 11 —Arrived
1 'amer Melbrldge (Br). Bennington, leas
1 ilmns.
Sailed. schooner* Erie Berry. Bermuda:
Rob Roy. Norbury. Havana.
Key Weal, Fla.. Nov. 11— Arrived.
• anier Maecotie, White. Port Tampa,
iml sailed for Havana: schooner Wave,
tirdenaa.
Sailed, steamer Miami. Delano, Miami;
hooner Dr. Lvkes. Cardenas
Port Tampa Ft.i . Nov. 11-Arrivad.
'oonrr Merom, Merry. Philadelphia;
•■-arner Gottfried (Ausi), Schenker. Par
niih. New York; Olivette, Hmlth, Ha
•• ana, via Key West.
Notice to Mariners.
Pilot charts and all hydrographic tnfor
ra.tioo will be furnlthed masters of vea
• • s free of charge In United States hy
dr .graphic office In Custom House. Cay
■ ins are requested to call-at the office
iteporta of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
mant.
vessels norsii foh savannah.
Steamships.
Aislahy (Br>. 1.72 tone. Bong; aid.
Shields. Oct. 23
A'm-nta (Br). 1,518 tons, fleearf; at Barry,
Oe|. jo
' -ne (Hr). 1.182 tons. Lkrng; aid. New
York. Nov. 10.
‘ lu-ror.ra (Br). 2.0*1 tone, Hansen; *.ll
Manchester. Oct. It
Homewood (Br). 1.081 lone. Howland; sM
Villa Real, Oct. 28.
It (Belgi. 1.892 tons. Sytor; sld Ant
wrp, Oct. 21.
Kirkstali Hr). 1.162 tons. Clrtatlansen; sld.
Harry, OeA 19
'' 'juentln (Br). 2,170 tons. Stahb; al
Philadelphia Oct. 30; due Nov IS.
' n-agra (Br). 2.159 tons. Marstere; sld
iegidon. Nov. ♦.
'' nnla (Br). 1,583 tons. Erlcksen; sld Klo
'snetro. Oct 19.
Ships.
Harvest Queen (Br). 1 943 tona. Forsyth;
l quarantine. Oct. 21.
Mailt Raffo (Ital), 1.309 tone, Ramondo.
“id. Rotterdam, Oct. 20.
Barks.
-ti n# (Ital). 71S tons. Marian!; !d. Goole.
Oct. 21.
' lernore (Nor), 1.0(3 tona. Sorensen; sld
'andefjord. Oct. 9
nionla (Hal). 1.007 tona. Scntto. at Na
ples. Oct. 20.
erto (Hall, 715 ions. Caearano; sld.
'-•min*. Oct. 21.
A oonla (Hal), 955 lona. Tas>ara. at Car
,l bigana. Oct 2.
dlna P. I Ausl.), 791 tons. Boamanlch;
•HI. Marseille*. Oct. 10.
cma (Ger), 1.377 tone. Proa*; g!d
•'b-mni. Oct. 5.
bravo (Nor). 893 ions, Andr aescn; aid.
oiidon. Sept. SO.
irlotte (Ger), 1.243 tona, liellbcrgi aid
Hamburg, Oct. 29,
MURPHY & CO., INC..
Board of Trade Building. Savannah
Private leased wires direct to New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON. ITIIChS AND GRAIN.
New York oflloe. No. 51 Broadway.
Offices In principal elites throughout ihe
South VVr!4e for our Market Manual and
book containing tnatructlons for traders
Cosmo (Br). 3*5 ton*. Mallyraft; sld Per
n.imburo. On 8.
Elisabeth (Ger), 1.131 ton*. Relmert; sld
Hamburg. Nov t.
Frieda (Gen. 1,148 lons, Falk; sld. Rot
terdam. Nov. I.
Frist ad (Nor ). 1.915 tons. Jacobs; n; pd.
Lundey Inland. Oct. 12.
Francesca (Han, 1,0*3 ions. R.tnanl.irl; aid.
Roth dam. Sept. 9, i-i. Wlgti* Oct. 8
Kotka (Nor), 857 tons, Erlkecn, ski Ha -
burg Nov. l, ,
. Knmpfjord (Nor). 743 lona. Sorensen; sld
Harrow. On!. 18.
i I*ellala (Hall, USD ton*, 1 Lvboffe; aid. Gi
braltar. (Set. 24
Monte Allegro M (Hal). 6td tort*. Fldelr;
ski Mnrsrllle Oct. 13
Marla Adelaide (Ital). 44" tons. Ollvari:
aid. Genoa June 6. p*l Tartfn Sept. 17
Marla T (Hal). 7J tons. Trapani; aid
Porto Em nedocle. Oct N
Monar-h (gwed). *23 tuna, Anderson; eld
Qalwav. Oct 20.
New Zealand (Nor). 625 fora. Thlesen;
ski Hamburg Oct. 4
Palin- (Nor). 579 lona. Pedersen; aid
llu.l. Sept 23
Piola Mndre (Ital), 1.03* tons. Schlafllno;
sIJ Genoa. Oct. 2.
Paraggo (Nor). 759 lore. Busch; at Ply*
: mouth, Nov. 7 (wind bound)
I Jem s G. Pendleton (Nor.). 870 tens. Nlch
olalsen; sld London. Oet. 12.
Royal (Nor) 839 tons. Krogh. sld Havre,
Oct. 3.
Stella del Mare (Hal ). 1.135 tons, Lavagi
ntis; sld Genoa. Oct. 2
I'lkoma (Nor). 75* tons. BJorge; sld Las
Palmas. Oct. 25
Veronica (Bt). 1.093 tona. McLeod; at W
teifotd. Sept 21
\ Victor (Nor). *ll tons. Ostvlk; sld. Bar
row. Ocß. 19
Selioonrrs.
Woodward Abrahams. *7* ton*. Marshall;
at Pori Royal. Nov. 2
Hill* fA4 tons, Hines; aid. Philadelphia.
9;h.
Sieli.i R Kaplan. 1021 lons. Merrill; at
Rangor. Oct. 27
Geo Teplane. Jr.. 385 tons. McGee; sld
Norfolk. sth
WEEK I. V MARKET REVIEW.
Mocks Room on the Hesnlte of the
Election—4'nttnn Hardens on Frost
Reporta.
Those who believe that the stock mar
ketd.i.i already, to a great extent, dl*
counted the re-election of the present ad
ministration have proved to b ball)
mistaken. And those who looked for the
< ulmtnallon to occur on the morning after
the efeclion and sold short Wednesday
wlih n view of reaping a quirk profit from
the expected sharp reaction, aelel too
hastily. The market has been excited
-nd very strong ever since, and prac'.l
colly the entire list shows material gains
Buying h* been on an enormous scale,
ihe r*‘|*orte*l sales for ihe two hours' ses
sion on Saturday reaching nearly Wni.ODi
shares, or at the rale of over 2.tf10,0U
for a regular day's suasion. The advance
amounted to as much aa 10 to 17* points In
many active stocks, such os Manhattan.
Brooklyn. PactfU Mall, Tobacco and Ten
nessee Coal and Iron, with other eieel
slocks close liehlnd. Railroad sticks gen
erally gained from 4to 8 points A dis
appointing tunik statement on Boturday
had no very marked effect, sum* ia h-r
sharp reactions In certain *i>eckaHle# l*e
i ing probably due lo imotH-taklng. This*
kind of wiling has ht-en laig-ly In evi
dence all the week, as shown by ma-e
--rtal reactions after each sharp rIW". with
however, o strong general tendency to
Advance higher each day.
The sentiment Is very decidedly bull
ish. and conservative people expect fur
ther material advance. H must b> noted
■ hat many stocks are not >et ■ early as
high as they were a year ago. and many
have h.irdl> got !<a--k to where the, wer
six months ago; *uvh, for lr.stance. aa
most of the Induairlals. These naiuially
beneftt more i-artl ularly from the result*
of the election. In addition <o the cir
cumstance that some of them may ha e
(or political rffe t. colored reports m ire
or leas, or, al least, may hue not In
sisted upon tnetr existing prosperity as
strenuously a.- they woul I have and uc un
.ki ordinary circumstance-, li.teidlng
purchasers, howeveer, shiuhl Intelligently
elect the stocks to be bought aid ..ho
the proper moment for Inveatmem. an-l
not go In blindly.
Cotton declined some 15 points th<- day
after the election, but later stiffened on
(run repoita. end adveticsd -botit 95
points, most of will* It was held *o 'he
lose January closed "jfc. •> golh (° r
the week of 16 point*. KfUlr.g frost ai>-
pears to have he< general ihrongh ut
almost the entire sectl-at <ast of the Mls
slsalppl. while Texas a-tun io hat* s
caped. an.l Texas ' precisely the s ate
where frost would do iiioel b.Jury
The crop movement I*, laigc In the
Weal, but Mtia'l at the AtUntl port.-.
This latter ha* '*e.n utirlbut* and to vari
ous‘causes. hut one of whl It Is not yet
approaching exhausllo'. farmer* r>-
rather <1 te posed to hold hack, at *1 the In
terior demand has noi been very nrg*iit.
The outlook for any materkil |ern-a
nent advance, or even for long mulnta n-
Ing the preaent level of \alue* do * no'
appear good. Talk of big In-rea-e In the
next acreage will soon commence, an I
with the glowing visible supply. mut e
expected l<> rxert a depreeslng Influ*oce.
Home lieople think the wor.d wants 11.-
(tS).uutt I tales *f American codon Oil* y^ rtr ‘
hut thle seems most unreas liable. Con
sumption Is gong on n* w is reduce!
tale from lad year. nr. I l.ct e.| II I* *lll7l
- to sec how an> thing cl.-e cou'd h
liosslhle. As much cotton will not b<*
used when the market '* at 10 cents a*
when It Is at sixes and *r\<-nw
William T William*.
Visible Supply of Colton.
From the New' York *mmerdal and
Financial Chronb Nov. 10.
Tne visible supply of t oi* io Nod 9.
as made up by cable an I :* 1 graph Is as
follows: Coudneiital *■ *■■ t*'H
those for Grew! Britain and the afloat, or*
this week's return*, and consequently all
European figure are brought down to
Thursday evening But to moke the total
the *x>mplete tUfures (or Nov. 9.
we add the Hem of export* from the I'nK
,(j fltales. Including In It the exports of
Friday only.
1900. 1899
gtock at Liverpool, bales.. 242.060 TF'.og)
Ptock at to* ad on >4.00 2,<*o
Total Ot Britain stock. .3M 'o 72.’>*
Stock at Hamburg 15.009 2S.mu
Bto*-k at Bremen 88 04) 172 0) 1
gtock at Amsterdam 1
Block at Rotterdam 200 39*
Stock t Antwerp o*o *0 o
Htock at Havre U.tOO 141/0)
Stock At Marseilles 2.000 Id**)
Sto kat Barcelona 15.00 <O,OS)
‘block at Genoa 6.*W 10.>>
gtock at Trieste MK> B>*
Total rontlnr ntai stocks. 19."..; 0 429 200
Total European stocks.., 549.58) 1.181,280
I IN 4N I AL.
JOHN W. DICKEY,
flloelt and Bond Broker.
At'(3t *TA, 04.
Write - List.
IHE MOKNING NEWS: MONDAY, NO VEMHE K 12. VMM).
India colton afoot for
Europe 4 0)0
American cotton , afloat
for Europe 91)2,000 Mil 00) 1
E*y{ t Ilratll, etc. *floi
fof Kuropr 64.0 ft) C 7 00*
Htock In I*. S port* WJ.’AU 911.2*4
Stock in f.’ B. interior
towns fijl .WZ
V. 6 cxtKiria to-oln y rt.).>4S 47.‘*i
Total vUlbli supply 2.712.691 3 kti.TiH
Of th- above. to*ala of American aul
oilier den* Options are aa follow *
A merl.m—
Eivfrpvol took a balce.Bt 6iV-)
r'ontlncntal ntu ks 171.000 -*►;,ooo
\marlcan afloat for Eu*
rojH* 802 BtV)
l H. *l7*#) JD
|t.crlor eiocka .'4f* ♦.:).*t2
ex|Borfw to-day <4.
Total American 2. os
Total Earn I mil*, cl'... 2 4.2 0
Total vlftiblo eupply . 271 3 4 CM:
Ihe import* Into coni'nenta) p*>rti* the
rat Week have been 131.n lull *
The ab*>v<‘ flKur*e mdirai** a flei'ieaae in
tl e cotton In jihi to l;ite f 111.OIK bal ►.
*- compare.l with the earn** .!t* of GW
a of Ms2.ofM from the corr •*
“Mon*ling <ute of M* and a decline of 2 -
)7l ualee from IS#7.
HOOK
"An American Girl*a Trlj to the Orl*n‘
and Around the World, ’* by Chrletlne
Collbran. illuetratt*'! Rand McNally a
Go . New York, pobllrhcr*. Cloth fl
Thle <4 travel* b* on American trlrl
1e extremely entertaining It it written
in the eaay and gr<<*er'*j| atyle. leaU
principally with the habit* and ruftfom*
*'f h people with whom he came In •->n
tact, and of which ehe a
liirt It I* a book of teal merit anti jua
tltle* th pral .<'tion that It will be popu
lar with jhe tending public.
of the Covenant, a tale of London
Lawry.*' by Samuel t*ordon. Tne Jewlah
PuMlcatlon Society of America. F*hiU<lel
phm. Tne illustration* In the
atory are by Mirjv 7aill. and are a
ntrong feature* of tfe o?*rk The atory
itself pt a deeply Interesting one. Th*
character a ar* ekilftliy drawn and the
aoenea ao.i incldenta ara graphically ile
acribed. The ator>* ta well worth reading
"Blewaed Fk>w >ra From the Holy |
Gathered and Preaaed In Faleatine.'' by
Harvey H. tlreene Publlahed by Harvey
I. Greene. 175 Stevens atreet.
Maas. Thla pretty Ultle \olume in a
peclally appropr an* for the Chrlatmas
M# *Kn. It la w’ell cak vilnted to Intereet
every one The flowers are skilfully
prwnl #u l flxe.l In the book and the
descriptive text la very full, and tall
the Information about each flower that
any one ta likely to want. The publisher
1* anxloua to secure ugenta to canvass
for the book.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Monday and Tue r tv:
Georgia Haln Monday. Tueadny, fair
freah wret to north west wlnrl*.
Enafern Florida: Shower* Mondiy.
Teaday fair, with probably cooler In ce
trnl |ortton; variable winds.
Western Floritla: Fair Monday and
Tuemlay; light northerly wlnda.
Hmih Carolina: Rain Monday. Tuc
da> fair; variable winds, b- oinmg brisk
northwaaterly.
Yeaterda.. a Weather at Hovant.ah—
Maximum t* mp* raiur*. 12:30
|. rn ? €1 degree 1
Minimum temperature. 7 a. m 4*i*legr. - •
Mean irmpentture 5l <lenree ! B
Normal ti*rnierMture fid degrees
Deficiency of temixTature &dirree*
Aci unwilatrxi excess a.nc
Nov. 1 10 degrae*
Accumulateil nxcesa since
Jan. 1 301 degree*
Rainfall tdinch
Normal .07 Inch
Ex ictts since Nov. 1 2.17 Inc ha*
Deficiency nines Jan 1 6.35 Inches
River Report—The hlght of th*- Savan
nah river t Augusta at 8 a. m., 75th me*
r.ilati time, yesterday, was ♦.s> f. *t, .1
fall of u. 4 foot during the pr* vdlnff twen
ty-four hours.
Observation* taken at the earn** moment
of tlm al al. stations. Nov. 11. 8 p.
m.. 75th m* rl lian tin.**
Name of Station. T \ Rain
Roeton. cloudy ! 12 | 6 | hh
New York city, dear ...j 44 I * T
I'hlladidphl 1, dear | D j 6 | •)
Washington city, clear tn j I* 'H>
Norfolk, cloudy 50 6 00
1 liitleru*. cloudy > M | 12 ."0
Wilmington, raining ...... 54 j C J T
Charlotte, clvar J 40 L , .hi
RaMgh. raining 1 48 j I* T
Choret.htot, raining j I* -Ob
Atlanta, cloudy 48 { 8 j
.tufusta, 111 aidv j 52 L 00
Bav nnali. raining j W t .04
jNckoonvilb*. raining ••••[ 58 j 6 T
Jupiter 176 j 8 T
Key Wat, cloudy 74 8 00
Tampa, cloudy 1 It \ 8 .00
51 oldie, clear J 54 10 j .00
M sHtgutnery, pt. cloudy.. 52 j D .00
VI k*burg. clear j 42 I* .00
New Orleans, clear ; W 12 jOO
Galveston, cloudy ; 4*l { 24 j .00
Corpus Christ!, clear .....I 56 j .. .00
Palestine, cloudy ] 44 j 8 | .00
MB*m[>hl, dear ....j 42 8 j .00
Cincinnati, clear 3*l 8 .06
Pittsburg, raining | 42 | L T
Buffalo, cloudy J 42 j 22 T
Detroit, cloudy j 34 j 8 | T
Chicago, clear [ 34 12 .01
Marquette, cloudy | 32 12 00
Paul, c oudy j 34 j 8 .14)
Davenport, clear j 30 6 .00
Ht. !x>uls. cloudy j JH j 8 j .00
Kansas City, clear E j 00 !
OkDhoma. clear | 38 | L. | .00 ;
Dodge City, clear j 36 j D .00 *
North Platte, char 42 6 .00 j
g -- g (iyer
Docal Foret's at Offldol
■■ ♦ •
—-Since J<g>athari taste*! honey from the
rock and Bavnson found the bee* hod
urned the lion’s skeleton Into h hive :
IWleatlna hn* been famous for Ha :ee.'. 1
Rut It 1* H\vl*s enthualaem anti Am*- -n* an
science that have made he* keeping pus- j
atble. commercially, near Jerusalem. A
Swiss named Raidansperger has estab- \
lishett apiaries and sends his terracotta
hives on the hack* of camels to (eel on
the flowers of the Jaffa o*ni g- g ave*.
The Turks first taxed his hives otil- r
rageously and then trle*l to sell them for ;
non-payment of rates. Someone had
left the bottom of the hives umione, o
the sale did not take place.
BRHNNAN BROS.
$
WHOLES ALB
Fruit, Produce, Grain, Etc.
383 BAY STREET. Waat
BktkmlU.
STOPPED THE COUGH.
Prather's Tar and Cherry Cough
Cure 25c.
DONNELLY DRUG CO.
LEOAL IVOTHKt.
"Ntnricfc:TS XTmikvi/ry
FNITED AT A TEH .OF AMERICA
Eastfrn lbvtslon of the Southern District
of Oeofjrl 1 In Admlraty Whereas, n
libel In rem has been Mini on th** 27th
day of October, IMP mstar t In the IM#
I riot Court of the l'nttd S i:r f**r the
Pouthern District of On*ri:.i by Joseph
I.andry. J Olsen and' Alan Hunt*
against the Hrlti-h buk l#>xcle Curry.
I.er t• kle. furniture. H .parel ind cargos
HB>wr l)ing in |*rt of Bav itiiuih. In the
Slid district .md iigali M all persons law
fu!|y mt r\enlng for l elr lnt**M*ats there
n In raue subtraction for seaman’s
wages civil uml marltlmt. fut reist)n and
cause In the said libel mentioned, and
praying the iiFual pt>-crs and monlt**n
m that behalf tv br mad and tkiit all
ieffvrt Clahglg any Inter t tnereln may
t*s <l*wl to ipp'ir gnd ails a* r th‘ prem
!##•*. aifd that sal-1 Itritlsh hark I Ink
Curry, her ta kle. ftirnlture. aii*arel and
caK' max he o>nilemtU<| ail .>id ay
the demands of the IDelkir 1
Awl whereas. warrant of arrest haa
been Issued 8n the said twenty-seventh
lav of tk'fober. 11811% under the Seal of '>aid
tNourt, commimdlng m* to attai h the said
Iwirk Elxxlo Curry her apt irtenanoe* m l
t-argo, fi l t* g|\e due 1 oth •* t ail |er
coits claiming th- same to ip\.ir and
answer, a make clam thereto
New therefore. 1 do her* by give pub
lic notice to all person* claiming the sat 1
pritiih bark I.lxsie Curry, her tackle,
furniture, apparel Mint cars or m any
■tanner latnvittd there’u that th p ha
sn.l At ** >♦ * r at th# e’erks ofllre of the
District Court of the lulled Hi ales for the
Southern I'btrlct of Georgia. In the city
of Savannah, on Monday, th* twelfth dav
0! Nov- mt>r. next. A. D. I!M) ut 10
o’• lock In th** forenoiX) of that dny. then
and there to Interpose tt*-lr claims, and
to make their albgatton* In that behalf
l*st I at Savannah (Iff . thi - 29th dav
of Octotw-. A D
JOHN M HARNIH
t’ntfeel State- Mnrahat. Dint: let of Geor
gia. by CM ABLER J WHITE
% Deputy.
Alexander A Hitch, narrow a Harrow,
Proctors for Uheliunt*
OHOHGIA CHATHAM C T*NTY.—
When u> All-'e E Walker boa at pile!
to Court *>( Ordinary for latte s of Ad
ministration. with the in annexed. 011
the ontute of George W. ParDh, dec’* is*d.
Thee* ore. therefore, to clt*** aml admon
ish all whom It may CBnceri) to te amt
appear before said court to make odj# •
Hon (if any they have) on or before tie
first Monday In December next, other
wise said letters will le g *nl< 7
Witness the* Honorable Hampton L Fer
rlll. firdlnary fi>r Chtham unty. tr.l
the 3<i day of November, Ik*'
FRANK E KBILBACH.
Clerk Court Ordinary. C Cos.
GEORGfA. CHATHAM C*f>t*NTY.
Whereas Miry ('aHiplell applied to
Court of Ordinary for I- Get a of adminis
tration cum teiamento unnexo • n the e
tate of 9uian Rlwfiali, dw . e.l Th-se,
are. therefore to Hie and nfimonlsh n 1
whom it may concern to !>• mid apf*ar
l>efore said court to make objections (if
any they have) on or before the first M m
day In DecemlxT, next sai l let
ters will he granted
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L
Ferrlll. Ordiniry fur Chatham County,
this the seventh <tuy of November itO).
FRANK E KBILRACH,
Clerk Ct. Ord y, C Cos.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS! AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.—
Notice Is hereby given to at. piroor
tvavlng demands agauist Elijah Craw fond,
iat* of ailil county, deceased, t present
them to me, ptx>jerly made out. within
the time |>res<'rlUl by law so to show
their character and amount, ivl all per
xns |Hdehtel to said deccstetl are r**-
quirel to mak- irnmeliat •• pavment o
me. NANCY C. CRAWFORD.
F.xecutrlx
Hrtvffnmh. Os.TOW ?. Iftrn
[earn a profession
Without Leaving
Your Present Position.
Work lor One of the Ten Free Scholar
skips
In The International Correspondence
F-'hool* of Scranton. Pa., to b** given
by the MORNING NEWS io the t.l
perrons re< *lvli g the nuoit votes by
Nov. to, i*A
lea F-ee Scholarships.
1 Ml-.* 1i AN It'A *, ENGINKKRINO.
3. KL’K-rnlrAl. rnoinekhino.
(Including C-’niplst* Klsctrlcal Outfit.)
3 All; HITECTt'RE.
4 CIVIL KNOINBERING
5 BANITAKY I'l.l 'AIDING, HEATING
n*l A KNTILATION.
* CHEMISTRY
7 COMMERCIAL RRANCHEB
8 MECHANICAL DRAWING
(ln<-lii<lltiK ComplMs Drifting Outfit.)
9 ARCHITECTCBAL DRAWING
(Including Complst. Dr.iftlng outfit.)
10 ORNAMENTAL DESIGN
(Including Com: ft Designing Outfit.)
0
If you rccslvs th* mo.t vote*, you will
havs the nr.t choice of the Scholarship.
If th* next largs*t< !h *sconrl cholcs
If the (hint large', the third chon-*; and
so on until Irn perwna hav. chd*rn ten
Scholarship*.
Each Scholar*))!!* will quality you for
gctunl work in profraalon. th* sum
•a If you went away in ColPgc
Over WOOD men 1 woman have n
-roilrd fn than* S-hool* on*l )>a*n l*an
fltad by their Courrrr of ntudy.
How to Vote.
Cut out the attached Voting Coupon and
mall or bring II to the businm* olflcr of
the Morning New**. Savannah. Ga.
Each Coupon must bear 11**- name of the
person for whom you wlnh to vote.
VOTING COUPON.
Name
S’, and No
Town
JOHN G. BI TLEIt,
-DEALERSIN-
Palnla. fills and (>le,a. flash. Doors
Blinds and Bulldeta' Hupp lie*. Plain and
Decorative Wall Paper, Foreign ad Do
meatlc omenta. Lime. PUeier end Hair.
Side Agent for Abestlne Cold Water I'a >*(.
JO Congres* sireet. weal . and 19 flt, Julian
street, weat.
g
J. D. WEED <c CO
IBTAII6X, 44A.
Leather Steam Packing 4 Hose
Agants for NEW YOIUt- fIUIHULi,
BELTING AND PACKING COMPANY.
OLD NKWfIPAPBHfI. 200 for 26 cents, al
Uualoess OSKc Jdorulng News.
4b Southern Railway.
Trains Arrlvt and Dei an Ba xm.ah on ttmh MrrtdUin Time—One Hour Blower
Than City TUmi.
Hihedule In EfTt- t Sui lav June 10, I^o
R! Vi’ ’ V \ 'To lIIrUAfr " I READ IT. ‘
N- ■ 1 1. * • No. 1 N• and
.; .*•)( n i.v T.7r."." . Savannah Ar 5 Uhtni .1 13pm
(Eaa.trn Time,)
4 2!pe* 4 ~v *n Ar It i kvllle ...a...... Lv 300 am l 07pm
8 05(im * anni \r ('Oluuihli Lv : B*v>m 11 2am
> s tfitm Ar Charbitte I.v ; 8 fif-pm 8 iflwm
11 Mpm 12 23pm A Gf •-n i <ru I*v, 7 10pm 5 4Nam
in'.m .vr Norfolk *" Lv j 8 uopm
12 31am *j. 1 \i Da CiU- Lv b 40pm' 4 38am
Dmifn A . pn \r lil lin.- l Lv 12 til pm II <pot
24* im 1 I3pm A I.vm h; nr V . I.v 3 fifpm 2 Mkam
4 85am 1 \r C i I*t t v 111** Lv 2 iXtpm 12 Wim
7 X .in v \ r VY.iihii .iMun ... Lv it item • Mpm
313 am 11 , n Ar U.U m r I.v I Slain * 27fm
11 3.Y1111 ; .n\ \t I’hll tdclphl i Lx 2 Mam 8 tfcpm
2 (Upm M.ni Ar N* w Yoik Lv 12 leam 3 3hp*n
1 3i*t'tn .1 o>pm \r ...... . ... Ho ion Lv h 09pm H* Ham
Not 5 To*THE NoRTII AND WEFT No 35
(Central Tina* 1
12 3am Lv !...... !** . Sava in- h~ TTT . 777777777 A? 5 ldarn
(Ka te r n Time.)
4 Jfeim Lv . . < o aim it L' j 1 23am
• .Vh* m Lv .... . Apart mb in g Lv 8 i.pm
12 hpn Lv e-h \lll- Lv .101 pm
\ . L 11 1 M
7 kvm g\r Knoxvilk* I-v 8 A*m
6 loam Ar Lextngnm Lv 10 .ntp*n
7 43am \r Cincinnati .. Lv h <^t>m
Ar Hi Lcvilm Lv a <%*m
7 s*Bin \ r l.oulpvtlle Lv 7 45gttl
All tr.xlrm arrive n and .l. |r4 from the Plant Hyatrm Bntlon.
THROUGH C dt HE It VICK. ETC.
TRAINS AND 34 DAILY NEW YORK AND FLORIDA BXPRK4B Veatl
buled lim(t*l trains, with Putlrran linwring ttcom Hle'p4ng i’ari between Savan
nah and New York Donne mat Washlagton with < ok>nlai Kxpre.--- tw Huston
Pullman pii.K Oar* etvv.-fu ChariMt and Hh-hnnnil and ’*iar|ntte arid Nor
flk Dining Dars Hervr all meal- b**|wt>u Sovnnnah and Wa-*hligtcwn
TRAINS X* AND .18 DAILY. THE UNITED STATES FAST MAIL \>*llbul and
limit#-! train* carrying P'llmm Drawing ltfm Sleeping Pars between Six nnah
and New York I Minna Inr aerve all meal# between S.ivanrmh and Waahlngtan.
Also Pullman Drawing liuom ftleepkng Car*, between Savannah ar.d Cincinnati,
through Asheville and T e Lind f th# Sk\.*’
For complete Information s • rt*w e- ef.- a|i|dy to
G GROOVER, Ticket Agent. Plant Hyatem Station.
JAM KB FREEMAN.!*. P anti T. A. 11l Hull Street Telephone g-Rell 89;
Georgia. 830. (
S M HARIdVirK. AffffHtnt General Paesenger Agent, Atlanta Ga.
Not How Cheap!
BUT
How Good!
Lindsay & Mom's
MOTTO.
OUR SUCCESS GOMES
FROM CAREFULNESS
lit the SELECTION of our g ods, to buy only tho#*- that will PLEASE, both In
Style and quality. We a*v trlwt to lmi-r< aaori your mind that no SECONDS ever
•nter our afore.
0110 SUCCESS WILL BE ADVANCED
t y your buy ng your goods fr mus We want all your trad*-, a* you will be the
gainer by giving It t* u and getting the beet good* for the Nturie price that you
pay for Inferior goods elsewhere 1
COME AND SEE US
at least, and let |*r ve to you that our e lertlon in the best In the city, and thal
our prices are right
COLD WEATHER
Is bound 10 com* and you will lx* aorry Ihnt you h;*vo put off gslilug your homo
fi*! *)|* before the rush Wo can holp you <l*> It, ami IK) IT RIGHT.
OUR FURNITURE STOCK
! now cmpleto—Parlcr <! Dlnln* Bnom I.lbiary. Hilling lt*>m and Klichon can
l*o fitted nut with goods lo ault uny ono's a.tc l.oalbrr CoiHhsi, ltock*-r ari l
Busy Chair,, china Cloaat,. Crystal Cabla.li. Shlobounlr. Dining T.ihl*—. Hat
Racks. Ball Chair, and Kotioc. Koldlng H* roerH, bj,ao|,. |<nx Couctio*. Folding
Rods. I*.-I Igtungos. Comh nation Book C a. Fancy Chair, ami lt*M kera of all de
wrtptbma. Blrdwv* anil Mahogany Drcscra. Wa.h Hi.inds, Chiffonier, and Table.
HI CK-8 9TOVK9 (Ml KlViK*. ITINFFd TION HMTTIIKMNKg,
HBID'B OIMIItI.Has IIRPMIGKH %Tf)H9 Mtl’CHtAI. Fl HAITI HR I*4II.INK,
Are four BFBCIAI.TIiTB that can't •* beat.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We need not ;y murh aleiut our stock of Carpet*. Everyb.-dy *ayg it is the beat
In town People com# an l look, go away. but. LIKE THE !"AT, they tome ba< k
A few of our specialties In this department ar> Wide Port ere* for Koldlng Doom.
Narrow Porileraa for Singh* |)**jr*. V- til.tih I,a<e utwl Paneia, fratn 12-tfi<*h
U( to fl Inches Wide. c>m- h Covers. 80 Inche whle; Carpet Slge Riign. In Wilton and
Smyrna. *lscx a* foil fW# Bxß. Bx 9. 9x9 !*l2. 9xll 10 6x14 f*-ei Nowhere else In
tow n• an you ge tmm W* are hcllUik a fine 9x12 Smyrna Rug fl 5 o>.
We i-urchusi I a harg tin a lot of sample* from a drummer of Daghestan W'lL
ton Rug#. 3x6 feet The regular price of them Is sh) We are se ling this lot at very
much les* The g.*jd* are PERFEPT The price for the asking.
UPHOLSTERY COODS.
And a fine upholsterer to do your work H| <-ial price* given on material to thoa#
in th# trade We keep chair canes and lot* of things that we can't enumerate.
OUR LACE CURTAIN STOCK
must not overlooked, a# It I# In full blast. Our stock of Mant 1 Lambrequin*
and Drwi rie* t* worthy of notice, if yo had a 111 -ell Carpet Sweep* r you would
never rgret the price paid for It. They are l lor savers
PLEASE CIVE US A CALL
IN OUR NEW STORE.
LINDSAY & MORGAN
Hot Springs?
NO!
/j If you want to get rid of money
Ar Iff) to Aome Aprinns.
II you want to |f*“t rid of di-iea-ic,
Btay at Home and take P. P. P.,
Lippmnu's (ireat Kemedy tor
iSjaNwKW Rheumatism and all forms of ftlovd Poison
'OK. I>yhpfpla, Catarrh and Malaria.
Vu-v ul Jaoics Neartoo. Aberdeen, Ohio. ayx P P. P.
yFE®’ did him mm flood than three nionth* treatment
W. T. Tlmmoit-i. of Waxahatchie, Tax., nay*
tt*, ilia rheumatiam waa ao had that he waa confined
to his bed for moot ha. Phvaiciana advlaed Mot
bprlnn*. Ark., and Mineral VVella. Taxaa, at which
placet heapent atven week. In vain, withkneeaao
Badly awollen that hla torture* were beyond en
(vH durance. P. P. P. made the cure, and proved It*
’ <'#l9 ,e,f • as ,n thouaand* of other caaea. the bet blood
fW purifier In the world, and auperlor to all Saraa
parlllas. and yie ao-talled Pheumatlc Sprlnflt.
£ ■ n. P. Ballairtyna. of Baltantyna * ncDonoueh’s
1' * ' ,‘jj lnn Foundry, .Savannah <ia., aava that he ha
m ' : auffered for year. from Rheumatiam, and could
get no relief from any aource but P. P. P., which
f cured him entirely. Me extol, the propertiaa of
p. p. p. on every occaalon.
P. P. P. la sold by all druggist*. SI a
jßg§4 bottle; six bottles, $5.
(Bp*. , UPPMAN BROTHERS.
Lippniau Block, __ _ <pA\A.YNAM, J
Plant System
of Railways.
Trains operated by B>th meridian Ur##*#
Une hair slower than city time.
In effect Oct. I, 1800.
All in in# ~~ ~
Lv Savannah Imily. Ar Savannali
!<• t ween
b . > am Waycru#-* 10 18 am
* l‘> an Jacksonville 11l 10 n‘n
b •• i-m and Klorwla | 7 0# pm
Retween
1 *4 am Sa' tnnah |l 48 am
b 4 m t'h irh etun. |7 U> am
>•. i
<’onn t|on* at Fort Tampa wlih Pen-
In-ulHr iti.-i i- idcnlal steamers leaving
fur Key Wtii and Havana Mtaulays,
Thur-* iuy- ,t. Saturdays 11 tiO p m.
f’ail 41 Th ket Offl-ra for further Infor
mation
J. H. I*OLHKM!TfV T P A ,
WARD CLARK. URy Ticket Agent,
!*•• Hnto Hotel Phone 73.
R W WRENN Pa*angr Traffic Man*
ager Savannah. Oa
P'baillie Kffertlve ftept lb IMfl.
Tniing arrive al an*l *h *uiri from
Central Biaiiun. W*i Broad,
foot of I.lherty trr*l
*nth MerhlUn Tltn Ona (wtlr .lower than
city tlrrn*.
I.save Antra
Bav,.nn*h: Savannah:
August , M.u n.i AUaala.l
•8 slum --..vlngiou, Mlllwlgsvllh■ 06pm
and nil Intortuvsllatf' polntaj
Aug**.i, Mnroii. Atlanta.)
Aih.ua, Montaom.ry, Co-|
-9 On pm liimhua, Birmingham. Am-t noam
• rlcu,, Bufaula nial Troy ;
i **f>m fa.v.r A* rommodntloa *7 Bam
j'i o*t*ni <luyton Dlnn.r Train !1* KOptn
•DaU) I*'. ;* Buadai
I UKTWKRN BAVANNAH AMD TTBBB.
751 h insrhttan o H*i\annah city tlma
L.BA.VB SAVANNAH
Moiulnv only * jf. . m Iml;y .xc.pt
Mon lay 9:.V> a tu Dally 300 p m.
I.EAVK TV BEK
Mon.lay only 7lt a n* Dalfy .xr,p
Mnmtay l;2f. a m Dally 530 p. m.
t onncikma mart, at i.rmlnn! (a*4nta
*Kh all train. Nurthwvst. Waat and
Mouthwt
rt!#-,-|Ki*g rarr, on night tmlnn Irlwttn
Mavannah and Augusta, M * dm, Atlanta
an.l Blrmtngnnm
I'arlor rar on day train# Islwtvn Ba
vannah, Ma.ot aiwl Atlanta.
For * '•*)*,*iftr Information, s< hfdul.a,
rntfs and <'omis'Uotta, •11 >|• 1 > to
W a BRBtVBR. <lty Tl* krt arl |*a.
sugar Agatit. rn Bull slrrat.
or
W R M* IVTYRK, D>-|>o! Tlrkft Aganf.
J <’ Haim: Usnrral l*a**angsr A|.nt,
F M. HINTON. Tram.- Msn.grr
THfcX). l> Kl.ldviK. () Kiiprrlntandant.
Bavsnnah. Oft.
Double Daily Service
Ths short tins to Norfolk. Waodngtfta*
Halllmora, Phlladrtphla, Nw York .nd
Ihf Kaai
1 No. 44 | No. 88
l-v Savannah fl A U Ity 12 :U|.fil! 58pm
Ar CWumhla. H Al. By, 4 Mian t **m
Ar Ralflgh. B A L Hy...j1l I7pm|ll 50am
Ar liiirtiain S. A L Ky..)7a>in* 4 !Bptn
Ar l-flfrntiurg. H A U By 4 13am I Mpm
Ar 111. hmonrt, H A L Hyl 8 llwm 5 40|>n
Ar Washliigt.K*. Fauna 8 4&un> 3upm
Ar Ilalltmorr. I'anna ..... lOiaamll itptn
Ar FfUladalphla l-anna... ;I3 77pan 356 am
Ar NftW York I'anua j 3 i.lpm, 6 13am
No 44 No M
I.v Bavannah. fl A, L Ity Ul3upfn|l’ 69pm
Ar ForUtmouth, fl A. L Ityj 7 *.<an* S nupm
Hisam* rs liava Nrafolk <lally. oxeapt
Hitnday. for Balllmors, Fhllarta phln and
Now Y'ork, and dally for Washington.
Ths short llna lo Mnntgumary Mold'*
and Haw Orlaaaa, 1 >.. Havannah at
7.35 a m , arriving at Jh-nitgomary TIO
p m , at which point * loa. nontiwtlna la
ma*lf with th If A N It H., arriving
at Mobil* 3:06 a m and Nw Orltwns
7 :40 a m.
Th. tthorl lln. lo PVmaivllna. .la k. n
vllh*. Tumpa and othrr Florida imlnla
| No IT I No. flt
I.v Savannah, fl. A. L. Ry 5 **am 307 pm
Ar F.'rnandlna, fl A.lf By; 9 35am 9 06pm
Ar Jacksonville. H A U Hr 9 i*ro 7 401 *m
Ar Tampa, fl. A. 1.. Ry....| 6 *im 6 19am
Magnttlcant Pullman htifT— sl—ptng ear
arrvli* to Washington. Baltimore Fhila
drlphla srxl New York: also to Jaclraan
vllle and Tump.
Dining rare from Hatannah to Haoiat
i.ii(l Rlrhinorul to New York.
Buffet istrlor cant flayennab to Moat
gomery.
For additional infnrnwthm apply ta
Ticket OITU'e, Bull and llnaa treat,.
Phone 28.
"■ ■"
A NEW TRAIN WEST
The “St. Louis Limited”
• -VIA-
Big Four
fl.aa e. J
TEXAS,
KANSAS
and MISSOURI,
And all YVe.trrn and Northwealem fltataa
Leave Clnclnnalt 12:20 noon.
Arrive IndDrapotla 3 28 p. m,
Arrive fli Louta 9:48 p m.
Arrive Chicago 8:40 p. m
PARLOR CARS.
MODERN fDAOIEfI.
DINING CARS.
ronnecth-ms for the Weat and Soulheaat
made in Fmon Depot at flt. Louis, and
to all point* In the Northwe.t al Chicago,
A,k for tickets via Big Four Route.
For full Information aa to rataa. eta,
apply to or Add rest,
YV. P DEPPE. A. O. P A T Agent
WAKREN J LTNCH. Gain Paaa A
Tkt All.. Cincinnati. O.
IK YOU WANT OOOD MATKHIAL
and work, order your litlmgrapltod and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning Nun, Savannah, Ga,
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