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A TEXAS WONDER.
Hull** (irnd Diiiof r rf.
On* amai botil© of liail • O-ext D!-
rover> cur* all k iii.ey *■ t . . trot
lisa, rmov* gravc-l. cure* u au*. *©?(
lnl rni.iii d> vt..k an J ■ IM-k*
ihrima<iiiu and ail *rr#g <i*rtti#s of me
KlUtU)# and b.atiuei ,r. .on U*4M. an . wo
luat*. r utie 4** cru.*
iin it Dui aoid uy your u;ug*i#l *•*!
be sent toy mail wit ** •yaf . • an*a.
boitl# ia tao mor.th .icaimnt and will
rure any caea edct mentioned. Ur. fc
" Hall. aw<ie wa* <fa lii.er. I' 4J Bo*
*2*. 8t Lou;*. Mo. 8 i.o for ttrstlmor.lnl’
Hi-.d by all druggia a and ftoiorowna Cos.
Savannah. Oa
Title.
Dot hen, Ala July IS,
Dr. K W Mali 8? Lou I# Mo Dear
®fr y> r av. been #© Ing vou Tf**"
W-jfid#r. Hb Great r!i nv* r\ fr two
>#*r# an*l rceominen 1 1? to any ©'© suf
fering with any kidney In.uhe •* being
tie uaat ra:<ie<>' wa ©\#r aoM Yo-ira
truly. J R YOUNG
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
HFWI OF TIIK T%\#> *T HTJt TOU)
IN PARAGRAPHS.
• eradr Glvh to krhnnl of
Tfehnology lnwuranre l.lrrnwr
4mw In Aagnaln 4.ore Or*r to
.fennan-ftnltl Minina ('anpany
llae llrlght l'r#|erta 4 yrllete
Held li* In im*n Near
.lackwnnrlll—Rnpllefe and Mfthe*
dlete In krtaluii.
Tenntlle Niw Johnson mainty la a re
tnnrkeblc place One-• r IT w©r? to •)> •|
anl lat a ptltoner ’* , #|*©. Tl* * other
turned down a Sva ia/ 1 lawyer who
trade a k.ck for hi> gum**
Thr Old. Old • • nry.
Or-1 la Dispatch: a frying-#!**
negro boy, who 1U • in the turpentine
qxtarter east of the brant h. wx* filing on
hla trusty Wine hi *©r. w nlt went off
the bullet striking * Hi tie negro girl In
the breast. bha d:©<| In a few hours lb -
ware of the little Winchester when It
len t loaded
Trial* f linilronda.
Griffin Call: W© ureleratand that a wilt
will be o;* red it limit the Southern ID 1-
rrat! h> a party living at Concord for
damages resulting from getting left by
the train. It !* raid that tne party brtni
Corract evening cloth©# for boy and girl.
ln#r *i*H h 1 hoards#! teraln and nt the
Innia .ci' of freiuli* got c.fl a tin and w%"
Uaienlng to a p •*. from them to remain
over, whui the train ptilN out. V* rily
the trlaii* against a railroad are nan)
and peculiar.
fttaflsltos Iturenn Planned.
Hr fl.w*r of Coweta has Introduced in 1
th hou** a bill to create u bureau of
industrial aiat slid* In this Plate. As It
row stmide. there I* no authentic *o*tr<e
Irom which these irtatnu* may Ik- gath
ered for the benefit of prospective inven
tors and home seekers in this state. The
bill provide# for ewnmiiotwr to r>e av
poinuci by the Governor for ate. ,♦ nf
two years, the -alary of *u i cofnmlt* I
alorier *• br in ad Htl- n to II *Q for
clice aiwt traveling expenses
Glllterlna l*ro|irel.
Debt one era Bien*l: The Dahlnncga Con
aolldntcd Company Is t-Hni ahead with
barter prosperta for ult.mate great suc
cess than at any time m the history of
the en erpriu . It has gotten to h-- jont
whereby with mimerou* tews mad they
are able to deftn tely mate their ability
to save the value* In the res a* dep his
attained With or*j In unlimited abun
dance such ns this company have at
dpeth. there is no r the ab*o
lue certainty of au •■*. All that is n
- i* f* r the stockholder to ex*rt \
little patiett ‘ and wait unt 1 *he or lav!*
|es are * perei ao a* to be able to supply
the mill with or when every#lc will
move on pi first- 1 ■■■* shape am] every
ore will lhake money.
An Itnporlnnf INtae.
Aii*ua*n l!< mil Thr ugh hi* attorney,
Joicph R I-arnar. Kw] . R W. William,
•on. of Chlcouo. t(Hlay prelim
inary he* ring The charge again*! him
will t'e heard on It- merit*. at the regu-
Jr aerticn of the City Court In January,
Th< care, It wll. hr re-allt'd. made
av4.net Mr. WiHl;maon at the ln*tan'
of he Inpuranr** Kxchange of Augusta.
E. 11. Callaway. E*q . It attorney for tne
exchange The warrant upon which Mr.
WH>*nm*on wm nitrated. alleged the
lkiting f Imumncr bum ene wlthom
llcetiae and li violation o' elate law Mr.
\\ . nd el
|eir*. Mr J T I’, thw I I" hi lo I*
man The cai h moat Important on#.
It* trial an*l It- futur* *tg'- for It l*
likely t run thr ugh nil the orwirta—will
he * hct y wafchert <** |wlally by Ineur
ftmt tnen and big ir* erty owners.
Oft to Hie renlf-ntlnry.
f tltiel te Kr q ifrer i Qu le an af
fect ec c- n w. wltneeiwd ye<*er liy
Hven*rf wren y u k I ed C et.iu?i left
!• m rva r* , *‘n y v <■ * tn the O * > u i i• a
ltcr f iar f r he k 1 ng of W I W\ l*h
1* ;11 n* man went *o Durban • • *
near Ch'client* ug- b' n e rrte<j thtra
by Mr A \V M Mt?hel. b llff for Solic
itor Gilbert Hla 'ather ar.d mother, and
hi* wife and * heir little baby were at
the det ot to Wd Mm farewell, arvd the
•cpr* ihet ir*n*p|rmi br u*ht |e ,m to tna
ay of ad the delator* The little baby
o*u|M hedd < f hla papa aid rled pttt
\ rul i.'c pn h a *t * trtekeA
gr p wwa a, unutterable So deep
v t th m*: on of <’ i *t< ut ' moth r
ti. .a a:.* * r -l i\ fulling atni k
10 r lie.ul ar.tl w mj red quits lutnfully.
T ■ii *i - h id.> e :ry e> lining tha
|e n,--ip w t * 8 w'hern ram pull
* * ten .f the r * and writing young
Cheatrutti from h.a peopla for twny.y
year*, uauee* he should ba pardon©! out.
I*l* llnnnflntt fur the Teoh.
Jnmee Swann, r*f N"->w Yo*k j l*ni
of tf.e Atlanta Natl na! He k baa
hated
Te- hnoi gv Mr Sae n \h ir New York
et praei t Ti e Riag .lb *-• • gt # t di f.rat
mn.MoneJ la AUan?.* >•*-.*• jgy, wh-*n
S** aier Clark Hw -.1 -p-Mamat on the
ft a
prtatloat b 11. am -in and Mr Hwann * do
f It i* r • * ■ * •***' * from *
b’ K'le lndl\ and ... -.e* mad* *o ’he Tech
Th aufn wlb t*e *• i ?< a tvucUwua for a
aubeciiptioi a I* • tailel funl
wh ch |‘ree i*nt l. nun Hail. *4 h* Ta h
n< !<*g!'*l S- . *' wt 1 r.iite inimedtaiely
af*er ‘in '’in , -r *ign tha Te h appm-
I'M ..-n i wi. nave (a***ed the
11 i-e a i >eti4. t e vf/ !f of the SCO, -
'in?ir:g Mr Swann's •pK'dld g*C
j * nub* rH<ei ai.d Capt HaH tia*
ai-uran* **e tha ’ huJai. *• wl.l be i*
r • <hl u >er the eat# aj proprlatl n fot
the rrvatrt*n #n< e f -he *• h l!
ty tho Go* <-rer '•> 'Un' . to tna Id la.
FLORIDA.
Je keonvll e Metr oil# Fx-fienator B
H Mel jin of !rtkr cok* ’ > wt.o tu* elect
ed com mine: oner of agiicuitara of Klor
i•1.1 at the laM ele •..* I in the city, pre
paring Hie. bond whb h te ISO.ttflO. Mr. Mo
1-it. n 1 t.* tr*< s ■,** a a*ev**r tn unrig
u gilt-edged - ll* will remain tn m*
rlt) urrtli Huii'li)
4 yrllef* Were Held l‘p.
Henry P. T)>omi -r on<l another ryrilst
were held up bv htghwyymen Tuesday j
nlgnt on the *helj rnd in the atihurh* of 1
Ji K-onvl !" and several f-hot* were ex
■ng*! th panted On* cycllai
re* et% *1 a 1 1 • i w>imd, and 1* la tho>ight
one of the rub ** rs severely hit. A ,
of oftt era is on their track Bob
bers ora grow iig very cold and the au
ara utk alepa to h* k UmMB
Orange I'neUer* Hirlke.
It owerna that the re •nt orgi fixation at
Tampa of w iat hue known it* the
"emmon 1* otera" 1 beginning to bear
fruit. Heverad M|Ui4* of men employe I ,
in handling ranir* * tn !.’* p* klng-houaea
hre have -striking within the l ist ,
fw' d#v, and gettlnp an lucre *-e p their
pay f* hn iid lire ? w fruit Strik**** seera
to gr> hand In Land with tlie organisation
liter©.
IV ii tt In ir #nnk.
Th© twin t-r-rr*w tt.g lTvangc.lnc sink at
L©r mooring at Ferry Pus# near PensA
>la 4sirl> \Vdne-lay mornkig and now
In** almost completely submerged In 25
f*©t of water. What cau *i her to sink
isn't known for ** certainty, hut t*
iought Piat the l***at had struck a hid
den snag on h*r pa- -air©. Efforts are be
ing mod© to rail*- her it on *• by her own
era.
Aw Expert ll<‘tfß#r.
Key West Inter-Oecan: For the pa*t
three weeks a prof©atonal beggar, an old
man by the nanrw- of Kingsley, has been
"working" Key West, during which time
h** ba# deposited marly f!*o in th* bank.
Mayor Bartlum Invesflgated his ease
this morning and db bvered that he ha*l
l>*en making deposits averaging |3O a
week during hi* stay her. The old man
was urr* *bd this morning and ordered to
d* amp as soon a# pc*-slble. He drew his
money from th*- bank and purchased a
ll* krt fur Tam|ia.
#to.k Farm.
A Pensacola ir©nti©tnnn. whraa name Is
withheld for various rtosons. ramein
,sates th© estiur> i nm-r,t U: SscsmlMU
county of a farm for raising Belgian
hares. Argon goat# and fine chicken*
It Is to enclose tract of ifiut
of about id* a re with wire f©. • ung and
riec**M*i> hiiiiding* will l*e erected ;hete*
on tmm* 11 tte|> nf'er he tract b* saiect
*d pr* vi*!©*t the itvlus'ry i# carried through
si * cc#>fuliy. It la understood that a grea*
<l* al of vorrespoiulen • b> ring up*>n the
project has been conducted.
4 onvrnllnn of ffiiptlata.
The Baptist Sts'© Convention at Ar
cadia 1# largely attended and th# ses
sions are proving of great Interest to
all present. At th© Wednesday evening
session the convention m*t In the City
Hall, which ha** seating capacity for
more than 1.0* •* p**i !* TL© fa<*t that Dr
J F Fo..*, *h* •hscingutshed preetd nt
of Btcison Unlvenstty. had b***n announced
to prench the convent!**n rmoti brought
toge ther u lafg* au li* t Vice Presi
dent W B. Jen nine presided Dr A J
8 Thomas of fLujtfc Carolina read the
scriptures, and Dr. Fr*l Jones of Pen
sacola led In prayer. The esjMcial muai-
Candy Esculetts
Ccrs PILES or k *n y R (und'd.
WHY SUFFER?
Sold under guarantee at folowtrg •to*as:
liowllnskt a. Junes. Ma-cnlc TANARUS mp; a
Knight#, F Itesd'#. Marlows Ctevo
land’s, Donn*tly’a. and W. A. Pigman
Bavannah. Ga.
LIFPMAN BROS Savannah Oa . and
W. F. REID, bavnnnah. Ga., Dui.r.b.tors
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, DECEMBER M>, lf>o<).
wi feature the r*?rvlea ara*" a beautiful
*.*lo. exquisD' I' rendered by Mra. K li
Mote of I-reaburg
Inillrte*! for Murder.
Much to the surpr.se of the genera.
pi'*4. to* grand jury at T atnpo on
rtu*ne;a>. indicted W J Rais- y lor inur
• let in the firtt deg r*e lie )a in- atatlon
*g-nt at M ingo wlw ahoi and killed f J aui
lluet a few w*u*ka ago Tha oronar a
jur> which in\ tne k.’.l.ng at tfw
tim** (I*>. land tna *me to have beer, jua
t’llaM* hone hie Mr Hailey in io
way moles and ea joyed ful llbarty.
When the indictment was returned, he
was arrested intf pi* e.i tr< tail ne of
fenaa not being triable Thia will mak*
t eaaary i. p-vi e the f'U as*- be:
the caurt. which will be done at tda
♦rm Will Robinson. Mike CHrowia J.
D Ptaley arv) F J Howie** were mdirud
aise for tha ktl.ing of Will Boatwtoh
several moruha ago AH of the*# are col
ored
Prweeetllwga of Mrtliodlatt.
The Florida Conferen* • of tha Metho
diM Kpis-mpal Ohurah. South, at Bartow.
1* largely attend'd At tne opening ses
sion eighty-eight cierlca; ar.d fcnirteen lay
deltgatea an* wered to thtlr name# K
Pas o was r*--e|s td secretary, and F
Hla* kbln, E. F. I-ay. f4 U were
re-e.e-te<| as*tiant C A eaa
Imrotftu* and, and. In behalf of tha cit.tena
of Bartow, extended greeamg* lii.rnop
Nindler happily r**xpor.ded A report wa*
rea*l from the Sunday ftchool artltor, I>r
Jmsi Atkins, and referred to the con
feien. 4tirwlay H hool board A rep*rt
was read from ft* v J An*ier*or.. put*.ish
er find editor of the F.orida Chrlatlan Ad
vocate, niml referred to tha Committee on
i><v>R* and Perlodicala Rev J. H. ftar
tee. I> !>., agena of the Me hodlat Pub
llaning House, was Introduced, and rep
reeittad the publishing Interewt* of the
ch :r h. Ir Chan#* Inman, praaldant of
Knwnry oxford, ‘ia offered his
r<;K#rt through the accretary. watch aa*
referred, on in H-n # the ii*ard of Ed
ucation. Com muni cat lona were ■(* r#tt-l
frvm the I* and L. InatHuta. Church Ex
tension Board, oubkablng house, iburd of
Mbsloni and general secretary of the
Hoard >f Missions, and rofetred to ap
propriate hoard*
Water***** I'srausal Ksw.
Miae lofeiia Whiting, flrat honor grad
unite of the Waycroaa Public School#, in
the 'Saes of ll*. la dt#rlngtdahlng hereeif
a? Weeleyan P>n*nle Coiieg- in Macon
Heraelf and • aunmiif, Miss Frances
Noble of Chk• g<* are the only two \o*jr.
lr lie In the*oil# e who recelvc-d :he mar l:
of *'•%. alieni'" In all thetr attuMoa Mi.**
\\ .Tiling la the eldest daughter of Rev.
and Mr* 99 M Whiting of thin city. Mr
Whiting bias eerved three yeura iw pt--
ai-ltng elder of the Waycmss dletrj’t, but
ic • for ii*at year to Hawson a** pa-*fn
of the Me’-xeiUt Church. Thia I* a very
pl**a ant appointment for Mm uud hi
family. * it wa# under hi# admin let rat lon
that the heautlfid brick church wo* built
thera If they do not leave for their new
home before Christmas Ills# I-a.le wl.l
*om© here to attend the hoild tya. and aha
©lll ba warmly welcomed by her oil
frlenda
Editor B. F Holder and Mrs. Holder
df Vnldoata. were peiaant vlsltom to th**
•M ;glc CTty thl| week. They went from
here to Ja<-k*ivHle. where Mra. Holder
will apeivt toms tim* vaulting Mr. Hokler
i* editor of the Y i bloat a Hun
Miss Etta McQunl* *f Manor, ar.d Mr
R*>t*ert H. lointer of South Dakota, %\*-re
marri**! recently at the Methodl.-t Church
In Manor. The bride's un I* . Rev. R J.
M v*i perform id the ceremony. Miss
Maggie M Quill and Mr. K M Herriu
were attendants. The young people will
not go to their nom- tn Dakota till r.*xt
spring, spending the winter with the
bride a mother.
Mr. A B Pr#wef! and Miss Carrl*
Body were morrie*i Monday night by Rev
W H Bcruggs. Their hum# will t© in
J < kon, Mias.
Mr and Mra diaries B Murphy are
out in the most up-*o-<iate vehble ever
s*en on the paved street* of Waitress
It la i hamlaome blcydr run-a-bout. and
Its weight I** only IB's pound#* complete.
If has ball-hearing, rubber tired bicycle
wheels.
Mias Willie Spottswood of J, k#onvtl>e
who t* noon t. *• married to Mr. Roland
A Mullins of th“ Brunswick Timra-Call.
!• w*ll known In Why rost*. where ► \
HvM manv years with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. J tl Bjio:tswoo>l.
Mr# G W Haddock of Folkston. vK
lte*l friends In \\><'ross the poet week
Mrs I A Williams of Quitman. I*
visiting at the home of Mrs H. L*. t•raw
ford tn this city.
Rev and Mr#, M C Austin have moved
to the city and are living with their
daughter. Mrs R TV Bchelfft-r. on Oil
more street It will be rem**mitered tha*
Mr© flchHffer lost her hus!*and a few
week# ago
Mr** S K Bradley has retuml hetn
fr>m a visit with obi frlerxis in Liberty
county.
Mrs W. T. Beaman is visiting rela
tives and friends in Montgomery. Via
Mr Walter Hinlth and Miss KHa Car
l t**r were married a few days ago nar
Hick ley.
■OtmUTfl MEVT4L MUdDY.
Romantic Story of the 4 ongrra*.
Man'* Di*n i|Mtnted f.ovr.
From the New York Commercial.
A romantic story *lrlfts here from Boa
i inn thr-ugh devious channels. Cmgress-
I m in Routeiie'* meraal malady. It is said,
rnuv have a beautiful woman not far b*-
Ijirui It—a css** of proposal, refusal, de
l*r > J.n and melancholia, perhaps
It Is w#ll enough known that for two
vears or more previous to lawt spring he
h .i l>een very much Intereeted In ar. at
tract v. widow of about IS. with a mold,
ate fortune, whose neautlful home Is In a
suburb of II ston, and who hus emerged
from her weeds roily recently. He was
mof than IntWitr*!, It Is said; he was
conspicuously att*'nti\e to her; more h u
i t at he l:ad reach-d the po nt of d* vo
j tlon He hid foil we! her to moun*a ■>
and lake resorts, had been a guetM at h r
errm#r cottage on the far-d wn New
England *>st. and was frequently at
her home In the l*->s’on suburb. He is
nearly 2* >ear* older than ale, with two
grown-up daughters, while the oldest of
her four or live children Is only in tlw
middle teans
She h described as a hardo-'m© w-min,
oceompl'shed, •ng *g4rg. atiracdve of
moat excellent family and breeding. an.|
with a little bit of n romance back of
her marriage 3‘ vears ago to a man then
j more than double her own age. Hhe las
traveled extensively. Is fond of society.
•n<l has a most devoted step-son. who
j row shares with her the Inane that his
j father left
It i eqtially well known that Papt
1 Hot*©lie w t* first tak**n ill !n Ro*t©n—
was brought to his hotel In a carriage
!!* ors* exerting suffering fr m whs* ’b* #,
appeared •*# lw a slight stroke of apo
plexy And now the story goes tha*f h©
had been at th* home of the bejti'lftil
widow had ra*rhaf-<a m.irriage
and h©er refits*<! and then, and sapj• tinted.
I hagrined mix) mentally depress* I. hi *
; posted off to Young*# In a cab only to be
put to bed a very *i< k man and then
into an asylum for the Insane
Stronger things have happened. Only
the widow In thl# story can unravel the
secret of It—for It is not for a m tnent
o >e presumed that the congressman
took his private secretary or #’©n *gra. her
* ong wl h Mm or. any matrimonial mis
sion into Boston suburbs
Lord Salisbury has never been known
to be in the Peers' Gallery In (ha House
of Commote and Mr. Gladstone, though
h© was In Parliament for sixty y*re was
i (never eeon L* the smoking rouaa
HAZING AT WEST POINT.
simi moM* twtßtram o* hie
110(1/ 4 VIA.
The *oanlah Admiral'# Cablegram
(• ilolkom-’I lie Ms# Who Thlab*
Naatea of Military M*# %U#*a44
Not S io the Hall of I nnx-Tiie
Attach* He Waha* oa soldier* U
ulttwt.rnrsl# 1 umlihfd Alabama
Will* n Vtiahfv of Her Dtstifl#-
galshed ( ont**4*rst tleseral#.
1.1 *• i. Fsrrtm'* later •• (lug Ataltr
iiifßt- Other Mailer* of Otseral
Inlere*!.
Pin© r*#t ViMa. Maitland, Fla , Dec
U It wld b* grstllvl.g to che frte.d*
ir> ah.‘-rna of g.*od .and Admiral Cerverx
to kr m tnat hi# kmdiy feeling ior th©m
•u* no? ii vsl m e hi# return to
His teuvgian. **4 d©p ymi*aihy for
l4*ut ft P. H'comq, U. H. N , who
sought to botrl© CVrvera's fleet In Han tie
it fuirbiw, proves ?Im>? he la an aonorable
l x*ru-n ai'.d a true grtul#mau. lloMmi #
crib ai Ilia©©#, lla© tie fatal lilmxi of
Lift* Brumby, cam© from too mu* h iHih
.l. entertainment, so soon after a return
.'nan u warm and unhealthy climate. Ad
mii.ii 1*• w©y ho# tu# in Anal
ly, the invitation to A?l.irna in his. then,
uncertain ;:e of h*4t?h. It 1# to be
ej.rn* fctiy hoped tiint s’*limit Iloiaoc will
be ame (o ‘ puil thixmgh** his present
severe attack, alt bourn the “cuancca '
©* *-m ng.tli.ot him If© * due. home in
*1 ..*M h and mould have dc .lned all
of oo eiitcriaißments and taken a quiet
reat.
••••••••
A# A*sts?.nt S© ret.i y of War M©ikle-
Jahn expects to he -i**-td n©xt fViceith a
A ti*(or from N* bre#ku. hi* pla •• will l*e
vstant r *>n. nd MaJ. Gen. Harri on Gray
° b *■*• Unite 1 States Volunteer. In *be
tn and Philip,due war#
*dd to t#. in pplle-m! f-r It He is now
h 'ellforiia ©rittor. but v*t© born in Now
Jer** y. graduated from \V#t Point Mil
*tv A d*iny in 1H74 an l #©*rv©l In th©
••vary mi <1 erbllery of in© regular army
rail s*,ui to he garrison at Angel Isl
*t A f'?d.. m ll7\ where h© soon after
re*. and #©ttled in Boil them Califor
nia. H* # a* present in Washington
pressing Ids ©iaini'*. as he did four years
ago. and tt may prove to be with no bet
ter chn• a of >u cess.
• •••••**
My col cuon of war reilcji hos been
!n i* .*•.•! by a valuable r. Hr of th© Cu
ban amp;itrn un i©r Gen# Bhafter and
VVi - *r <* I It. W Wrenn. of the FTant
H -’em, although a Governor s Maff ooio
n**l was a gallant younr Confederate
•oldier. and was in the famous “Above
the Cloud*" battle at Lookout M aintain
During a visit to Cuba #>on after the
Bant,ago Littles, h© secured a l©autiful
porraiam Jat captured from the Bpan
lurds It I tvirs upon the ftxmt aid© a gun
carr ag© with crossed Spanish flag*. Lve
whl ti is a crown such a# Kings and
Q us wear on great state occasions
T o lu-crlpt on 1# in a cir< !© around th**#e
©mb #m- .ind i* ids: “Artllleria— Plrorec
rra Mllltar de devil la" 1 shall prize this
nlC.Gon to my war collection not only
on a < ur.t of it inn Irish: value, but also
b au-- tfi. gallant soldier wh# hiskk
• gift 1,.i btsn .1 warm an# ixriovd
friend of mine for nearly thirty year#
• •••••
Whatever may lie the facia In the rase
of Cadet O* i, Buoz. wiioe© fa her claim#
hat h- died from h #e\*-re hazing given
him at Wrat Pjint Military Academy,
thare promise# to he a pretty full venrlla-
U*n of th© affair b©for© it is droppel.
Col. Mills, the pr sent superintendent of
C.* A ademy. It -©cm# 4o me. take.* a pe
ctill.ir stan) in ©fens© of the assault,
whatever caused It. or however harmloa
it may really have been. Th© press in
it# out- ry. must remember that drath wa#
f.dh w * and haz ng In many other education
al Instltigion# in tri* country, and not
b*- too bird on West Pont. Generally th©
hazing t Acre has been mot© humorous
than harmful and ye , I think. It should
r.ot !** it! lived In any degree. Fist tight#
.r* different, ar.d some •>* tham have been
v**rv honor.!Wy and fairly conducted,
especially on** In which two Havannah
t’onfclirite generil# were participants.
The tone of Col Mills’ Usfen©e will cause
the public lo <i©#ir*‘ fuller tnformu4lon
from him. dally f*r the benefit of
parents whose sons arc now cadets at th©
Ac ’.demy.
This Ihioz nasr having gone before
Congress. Georgian.* and Alabamian*
will b© ln*4eiee ©*l to kn w that Cbngresa
man Bet ram Tracy Clayton of Brooklyn,
N X , who *!ef< t <ls West Point and U a
member of tha •'ongresstonwl Investlgut
.ng Committee, Is a son of the late MaJ.
Gen. Rettery D. Clayton, of Clayton,
AU* (but born In Georgia*, a distinguish
ed Ct>nf*d‘iate (vmm.imlcr, and a brother
of o)n#r* > smart Henry I> Clayton, Jr
of Alabama, a loading public man of
that state He has i* sister. Mr# Sarah
4 'layton Wtilth ur. living 1n Savariuh
Bert Clayton # a graduate of West point
ar.d at* ex-army fficer. having resigned
and married a wealthy >*>urig lady In
Brooklyn He wa# IJeut. Col of Fred
Dent Grant s famous Fourteenth Brook
lyn Reg m* nt in th* BpanAah-American
war. and w hen Grant became a brigadier
r*n**ral, Clayto was mail*- aco on**l. Al
though unan moiifly retaimtnated this
y*‘ir, I think the gold Demotrrat* and
l; pub! am# defeats his re-election to
C?ongr**a# It is in t often that two broth
cra are in Congrvs# together, and very
seldtxm- if ever th.,4 a Confederate gen
eral s son represent-* a Northern district.
Col. ClayXnr. know s alt olwxit West Point,
it Ins ami outs. u*l it - up* and down*
Hl* lamented father wa# president of the
Uni varsity of AlMi*am when h© died.
# me year# ago, and Just now there l# u
r< boillon in that Institution worie than
t *• W est Point huxitot. b cause bayond
the cornrol of the commandant of radeU.
• • ••••••
It l# surprising how cranky "one Idea"
reforrneis can become. Editor George T.
Angell, al.<! the "Angell of Mercy," be
au*e 1 edit* our Dumb Animal*, and
I# at the lu.a*J of a humane society, 1#
not pi* and ;o ©et* th© names of Grant
and la© and ot er ml lt ry heroes in the
New York “ilall of Fame." He rays:
"The names of military commanders w©
w©uli like to have p.acrd In other halls,
on ea* h side wall of which should be
paint***! la i;© pictures of the .lead and dy
ing horses and men on battleilel’s-the
burning of houses, the horrors and •lexo
l.ition vt war pn lure# lo be a* en by sit
American youth and children, and whl- h
one© seen would never h© forgotten." Anl
yet this man lives under the very shadow
of Hunker JI 111 monument and w 1 bln a
few hour ' rile of th© f im*m# Con o 1
and Lexlnrton bittle grounds. Happily
f r our country, such cranks are few an I
far between, for a nation of them would
toon be annihilated by the war-mmklu*
power# of the world.
The failure of arbitration In all c*r!#ra
in the past, with few exception#, has con
vinced the more reasraabl* associates of
Peace that u* h attack# a* Editor Angeil
constantly makes upon soldiers, high and
low ar© unwise and unjust War be
. vmee a ne ssary evil many timet wh* n
peace 1# preferred, but cannot be hod
Christian nun, preacher# of the Gospel
of Peace, ## good mer. as Editor Angeil
and hi# follower*, have felt a God-given
Impulse to thou.der their muskets or
buckle on their wor*ls and go forth to
battle. To den> to such h©ro-patrio? a
place In the "Hall of Fame" would be
the rankest injustice ar.d folly Imagine
a "Ha!! of Fame" without Washington,
or Ja* kson. or Scott, or Greene, or Pinck
ney. or Orent. or Let or Sher
man. or "Stonewall" Jackson, or the
Johnstons, or Perry Decatur. Tattnall,
Farragut. Dewey or bchiey of the navy.
No nation can thus ignore Its heroic ton*
• •••••••
The r*par tad critical t.lneaa af the eea
•raU* kill* Q-a. WBliam r. Far ry, C
S A . In Tenn*wsee. t# a reminder that
o#u*~iii furnlsntd bet d©tr .-er-staie ©*
Alabama iiOt a r w of n©r ii#tit.guished
C#nfeu< 2 .*. c *©i era* Om Perry wa# *
son of if.ram a*a} Nancy tF.akei Berry
tub d was born, xa, in Jacnson o*urcy.
Georgia, and ©iucai4 in tn# same state
UHfb t*H years ot a,:* w - h.* p‘
removed to Chanib©r# rounty. Alsonma.
Ha t*e an*© # high school l* a her in the
fortbs* and later studiei iw , with
the ex'epiion of a few term# In the Lag*
lasiur#, and 1 nla wsr service, hi# ioi*s?
•id useful Ufa wa# given to ♦ i iciion, h*
*f en being a’ tne b©id of Utrrar) and
military col.eg©** in Alabam# and Ken
tucky Brig Gen EMward A Perry of
Florida, wa* a.eo a dletngulshcd elu -
tor, and a Northern mari, he
**ner©d the Confederate arms and made
© fin© record a# a soldier, and after t.ie
w * r was Governor of Florida
Georgia. In addition to Gen VV F. Per
ry. alm> gave to .Vialaraa Lieut •■*.
J"#©pli Wheeler, ho n in Auguirt.i. M*J
F#*n Henry D. Clayton, born in Pula ki
county; Brig Gen Culler A. Rattle was
bo.n in Ik. id win ounty, Hr g ( }#n J *rn s
J HoltacUw. bom In MiJxmougn; Col.
M run L. H:an#el., born In W.ie dnrton
county, commanoed Mo 1\ rrlei e .it
tb*- eurrender of l.ee i army. bug. Gen
Jam©© If Clanton, born In (Vlumbu
county; Brig Gen Calien A Rut .* r wa
I©> n in IlancvK k county. Li* ut. G-n Jo in
I* Gordon went into tne army fr in A*.i
bnina with Ms famous "lU©©oon R*ig
Uritf Gen Kdw*ird l), Tra ywa 1 think,
from Macon, (j i., Brig <en Goor*c I*.
Harrbon of Savsrr.ah has long been a
v *ry dls’ing del.#**! As —ms an. H ig Gen
James B. Mann, k! I©l In Virginia, Ki*
:©>m in Hawrmim county.
••••••••
Lieut E B. Farrow. V. B A . in hi#
l*ook on “West IN* nt* ay *. “A candi lai#
failing to pMss the prei mlnary axarmnu
tl-*n In June. ©h/ucl he procure the re
appointment, can hav- au tn#r trial in
August. Many eu eed the second tune
w ho fa I the fl:#t.*' I um very much *ur
prised that a \V*st Pointer and army otH
•vr should mkf such a r*- klrai staie
rnen#. and that. t*K. in a b>< k purp>rtlrg
to glv rell.ible .nforms'lon t** y*ur.g men
abom to enter M > Hoiiit Military A *d
**rrv The truth of the limiter m. a> the
offirlst roconlf wu|| show, that out of
sixty-five cadets g vn a second chance.
a- Lieu;. Farrow oalls It or.;y flv# suc
ceeded In gradual.rg, while th© oh* r
Mxty filled m second time Amcr.g •*•©
who iHU' cesd and are two familiar names
of Marylanders, one Randolph Ridge I y,
IN>O 3Z. the other Frond# O. VVy*©. I*o -i
It .# a singoilrtr fact that from !' to IKIO
there w©re #lx Talliforroa of Virginia.
eit**tv*d a? Wear Po4it, but not one grad
uated The Us? one. John Ta!;nf©rnj.
160. very likeiy I* f the Academy on ac
count of th© Civil War
It should b** borne In mind however,
that failure to gr tduato a? We<t P Ini
lb***© not pro\© that a young man will l
failure elsewhere Bom'tin he fla
tbsre on * count of f*©?*ie *<©aph ©r In
ablllt) to n-*©r nom© Intricate study In
which he feel# no Inter©#!, or because
hi# jovial disposition ©*ajll r< t mo t th©
demands of a strict military dDclpllne. I
could mention #om© very' eminent eletgy
men who fulled *-n that ac o .t a# w.*r
a# some who w.-rs “found and fident * 1-
their studies Over In tleorgl-i >**u hiv
Lad some dlMlnguish© 1 m*n who f*; on* 4
cause or another, failed to gra lust© at
West Point Thor© was tier, t’hirle J
William© of Columbti*' uvr?) and G i Mar
cella# A. Htovall of Augusta Gk') ar.d
Col. \\ ulton Kctor (183k> und Junlic
I 009) uid 00l Marti A H II?
If .
“*♦> n*i Richard M William* (122-':’4)
wvre given • seran*! .pjwlntment. hut dt
not then, for aome cause, saioeeed In
graduating. |
• ••••..
A >-ourty vetaran write* to tn.
to know somethin* K#(t>s*on
Hlrtory of the I'nlted St.iu*. need ‘n
some of the Oe''-r?.l.i public achools, and
recently attacked by Oov. f-andlrr. I have
not seen the hwk. but the author, as the
inquirer say*. Is supp< se<l to l* f a prom.
In.nt Vlrjtlnla family, althotiwh fur many
years a osidrid tn the Wtet. lie la not.
as charged, “a prejudiced Yank His
t-uther, Orotur Cory I-arplostoii. like Rev,
lir. Klwnrd EittflvKton. Is an author of
some reptile, h.ivin? puMlsh. <1 "A Man of
Honor." and ",\ Rebel'* 11 ->ll. < • t* •
as treil * .uher l.s.ks.lle are. :t true ~n.i
ralatnt cavalry man under lien. .1 I* It.
Smart, and laier in the artillery seni -
or tie* Confederacy Ills "It- -1 ■ th-n-
Is a llvel> .mil Krapnlr war n.irrathe, ,r .l
1* dedicated to hi* brother. t!,. hlsturl.io
i*hove rct.rri -1 to, in a brief but very
cotnpHtnenlwry manner The cJwspter on
•'Tim M-n Who Made the Army" ha. this
foot note, w hich I* worthy of a pla< -
here:
In order that no reader may ml-eot
,elve the spirit tn which this chapter !e
written. I wish to say. al the out—i. th:.
in commentlnit U(s.n tne m i eri.l of whir i
tlm Bouthcrn armv u is m-id.' up. nut a11.,:
has he.-n further frisii my though than
reflect, even by Implication, iits-n i.
•haracter of the t'nioti army, or oft!
men win* lomine'.l it, for ln.le.sl I horn
both as highly as anybody un I think
I have outlived whatever war preJudC.
I may have brmifcht with me out of the
truKß.e. aid In wrillnx of some of lie
hotter rh.ir.icteristir* of the early V.r
klnlnn volunteers. I certainly have not
meant to deny eepial or like excellent
o their foe men I happen, however,
know a are.it deal at-otit the one army
and very little about the other—a state r.
Ihlnits Consequent upon the pe-ulla
narmth with wnlch w.-re alway
yreetfd wh. never we order ook to Vic
lhe camps of our friends op the other side.
Will cm re h r pleaae tear In mind, then
that mv estlm He of the char i ter of th
Southern troops Ir a positive and not a
.imperative one. and that nothin* said
In praise of one army Is meant to he ..
reflection upon the other itetneen Huh
Run and Appomattox 1 had am|.,e oppo
•unity to learn r.sp.s-t for the coura:
iiul manliness .>f the men who over
came US. and since the close of the wti
I have learned to know manv of them •
tried and true friend*, .id rmtleme-)
of noblest mold." Ptdncy Herbert
'l II MO(l AHB I \ 111 MIM).
t'htraao and Kansas Ct,y Parkers
to Invade thr Irl.sna Plnln*.
From the Chleaxo Chronicle
For nearly twenty-five ye.rs wild ho*
have been found in Bout hem Arlxona an)
their number Is Incrcasln* constamlv
There Is a difference of opl- ten aa to the
origin of these animals One thoory j.
that some twenty years ago a man so;ie;
to establish a colony at the he.i-l of the
ilulf of California and union* one t,f
Industries of the colony wa- p: K raMn*
The eo ony failed, however, and the stock
of pl*s wat turned loose, oml In th.
course of time they *r. w and spread over
the river bottom On the contrary, th.
Indians out there suy that the wild ho
has been there as fur hack a- their t-a
dttlons reach These animals *row v,.j
lar*e. (erdm* on a root pe ullar to th.
valby of the Cotora.k. river Asa rulr
they jto in droves and the hiintlnit of them
Is attende.l with much dan*-r as the.
nre Ircredtbly swift, with a s|.. | of th.
f isiest hors.. They are very powerful
allhouch they are lor,* with lean Pm
utsl heavy, mu*, ulnr J,.|n - res anlilloji
the "raxor hocks" of the fk.uth
Representatives of meat ii We. |,,
Kansas Cliy and CMcaeo have be n in
Hotnhwestern Arlxom tn th.- la-t , W o
weeks invest!* itirjt the advisability of
ettablishlnr there a I irxe pack n*-hou*.'
at the head of th* fulf of Mexico, whert
"lid pork will be pretwr-d for the mar
ks* It is believed that the supply • |
!•# lame enotiph lo keep a lar*e plant in
constant operation for sevetal viars, at
th* same time rlddln* the country of a
pest and makln* room for the establ.ih
rnem o* a hi* industry In she ralslr* o
th* d-mewte ho* In a locality peculiar
adapted for thut purpose
Wild Ikui meat is cf ape ullarly fine
flivor, that cf th# yowniter pi* beln* eon
e.'l—re,* "nsjwr ut eba po.a of Um domes
tic arttcMk
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
lAM AL AND GEYFRAL 98W9
SHU**# AMI ©HIPPING.
HriHall Meam*bl# Oyelf Overdue on
Yo)#ge From llrrmrn for Oavan
,!,. Pootetf at (otto# 4-aeliaaae
lo Arrive Dee. 10. Hot I# Believed
la Have Been Delnjed by H#h
Weather—Bark LUsle Carry to He
HualeU Oat for Eaaasl oatloa.
4 apt. Janie# of M. A M. T. Uae
Traaaferred From ©teamahip
4 itti#m to Ateamahlp Hadiss of
tbe Prnv Ideace Line.
The Bri ish st'simship C>x*le. Capl
l>*ng. which #aii©d from Ilr**m©n Nov.
:2 j r Savannah, is several day# overdue.
.s*-.e is posted at the Cotton Exchange u#
due to arrive D*c. 10. but it aril thought
r.i© would possibly arrive a day sooner
tr.n thl#. She wji rejiorted passing
- lily Nov 24 which Is the la#t heard of
r It 1# believed #h© esicountered rough
weather on the pipage, which the agents
*r© Inclined to think accounts for the de
lay Tn© Cycle loaded at Savunnah for
Bremen during t © ©.irly part of th© cot
ton srioon, and th© present will be her
#© of and vast to thl# port.
Counselor Robert D. Benedict, or© of
New York’s leading admiralty lawyers.
'.• d©r.i©tl th© (orreotnes# of th© state
m* nt o the effect that there la a fixed
rule in the Admiralty Court of England
w ik-h prohibits h steamship from run
ning nt a greater #p**©*l than three knot#
ait hour In a f*ur. Judge William W.
ikiodrlch of Hr.ckun, who wa# also a
i©ad©r at th© admiralty tar until hie
i*l;*‘.n:ment ami ©lection io the bench
of tlw Sia!© Supreme Court, oall# atten
t**fi to th© -* of th© Pennsylvania
Fniied Suit©* report#, pog© 125) a* hearing
on the question and I ecu **••). In that cu.-e
th© steamer Pennsylvania, going oey* n
k' *‘ts *n hour in a dens© fog. collided
w tl the lairk Mary Troop, moving about
.re knot ati hour. Both vessels were heil
to 1© in fault, th© strainer for running
n fast in a fog. only L**#> miles from Sandy
Hook, ai 1 th© bark for not sounding a
’ yhorn *v*en under way. • required by
• :.** A©? of Congreos for preventing rol
.n© it . “Our rules of navlga:ton,*'
il l Mi Justice Btrorg in th© Supreme
ourf of th*- United sttat*s, “a# well as
BrirLh rule*, rtsjuire ivory #te#m-
I* w i* n in a fog. to go at a moderate
- {•* •and ' W: *t is sun sp*‘©d may not b©
•. . *-ly definaM©. It must depend upon
? * •ir um>tanc***a of ea *h •#©. That
may mo*’lerate and reasonable In some
umst.it n u would he quit© un
moderate in others But th© purptas© *>f
*• requir**men! being to guard against
linger of collisions, very plainly th© speed
iIJ I*© r©du *.| os tna risk of meeting
*<:#©!# Is Increased.'*
T © Brltiah bark IJxzia Curry It to ha
auled out on th© marine railway for re
pair - It Will >© remembered ahe wa#
•eight at government aai© by th© ©©tat©
■*f N. Pauls***. It has b©en decided to
...ik* i thorough examination of tha vta-
wAh a view to making repairs.
Tf© British ©tram-hip Andova cleared
yesterday for Liverpool. Among other
Ir.i;:! t . r.irg'> Lle* * ot
•i valued LV.*LU*. j barrels roe in Is,-
•'kM> bags ©ea istand <wtton. s2?,'Al.
barrel# of Georgia syrup, valued
it JIOO, Is hlso included.
c.ipl James who has b©©n in command
* The Merchants’ and Miners' steamship
* : rn wh. -h 1# now running on the
• be? ween Savanna n and Baltimore,
■ i)n transferred to the steamship
! • of rfi* Ha!Timor© an*l Providence
Lr* < '*:. kU** ler will rxmimand th©
Ch.uham.
Passengers l> *fenniahtpa.
r k - i tm on steamship I>. It. Miller
from Raitlmot- H Wright, if II Duni'
fib 11. Mr* S K. B.iklwin, C. G. Warner,
Mr- J. Honey, K Cushing. J. A. Nar-
I, l. Ward Mrs. It. Wright, Mrs
M Himtnell. || K Lumm*-11, Miss J.
Drayfu*. J. Ibirney. T G. Dana, 11. L*.
Tyler, Mrs. J. A. Narbcrg.
I’.iHsengeps per steamship Texas, palling
* Baltimore yesterday— Mrs. A. K. Hill,
Walter Brown, Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown.
Baascrgers by steamship Kansas City
*r,m N-w York l*t night—A. Wool
cry. M- M J Keeley, Mr* Stevens,
M •r- K a- i I' Htevens, Miss A O.
. Mrs K Alford, Mrs. C. K Mow
’rd, Mrs H. F Smith. Mis* Thoms*.
Mk * A Aukerborg. T Marline. Mrs.
A. Ilormnn. It. A. Heimdfn, Rev. K.
v Clark. J Williamson arwJ wife. J. \v.
Morse, W K Alger n<4 Wife. J Twomey,
li. B.iMwi# . Mi* M. A. Style. J Ca
i J fox. J J Hymer, A H Pierce.
I XV Mors- H J Tiffin A 11. Bleek
mit J A L*>w W. 1,. Watts. J Hall.
F. K Solomon. Mrs. Hall. Mrs M Bride.
Ch-rw and daughter. C. B Bwraisv.
’I 11. Barker W Birekman and wife,
!r? t M. Otierard, Miss I. Guerard.
H’>* Walab Miss M II Barker. Mis.
’ * I* B- * r. Mss D Austin. G. M.
I *m! n Mrn. Bn K. C. Speer.
’V. A Barker and wife. A Berliner. K.
1 8t event* a. I wife. Miss K. Gilbert.
Mis* \ G Raymond. Miss L Hanley.
!r- W F Gay. Mrs Morattn and friend
I F A kernian and wife. W. \ Ben
*mm Mrs f p. Goodwin. Miss A
•toiiwln. C Dnvls. J. W Dunn. Miss
? * Mlsw Dunn. Miss Donohue. Ml#<
and Mis* M A M Donnell. Mlse
M Murray. J A Hanf, wife and son
MB* K. O NelJ Miss A Ford
M- C. M Scott. G. H McDon
-11. A. W Tobin. (V I* Goodwdn. Mus
r Gisslwln. J B'tvery. T Maggood. K
* tiithier. J Kaunner. F. R Bndb>rg
M etxkv It ml Wife. H. V
laitliore. X Hi • v>vdeila. B. Crlstella, I>.
1 Hardit. A. Me Anderson, F
Khrl Huron.
B isfci trers by * am hip Nacoochee for
New Yi.rk y-I**r*l;ty—A.1**r*l;ty—A. Is. Ulltx I
*-'■ 1:1 ".T. 8. T K Aml-rKon,
V J. I‘tmonf, Mr l.uchtn. 8 OoMbers
i .mr* Andrew G. B Burt. R p v a l
at.' Henry Hutit. fi Brockerman D
’ Pansona, N h Dawiey.
kavaimati tlmnimr.
• w tm rises at 6 f*7 a. in and seta at 4:57
* m.
Hi/h water at Tyhee to-dav at 3:14 a.
and .1 r, S p m High water at Bavan
*h one hour later.
BHssea of the Stoon foe December.
Standard tlms-foih mer.
„ D H M.
Full moon 4 jg
Lnt quarter 4 a
New moon a 4 j (>t
'•'im quarter a 7 44 tvr
Moon p*rlpe. M n<l 30th. Moon upo-
WtRIVM.ft M ItCl’tltTl RF.t.
Vnaarla Arrlvral Ynlrril.r,
Knnaa.t City, Klaiirr, N-w
Vork —Ocran Bt. tnwhlp Company
-famahlp Hrrkahtrc Hyan. Phliadrl
h —J J Oarolan. agent.
<tcam*Wp D H Millci. Petrra, Baltl
■r J J Carolan, airnt.
ILtrk Kotka (Nor) Knkrrn. Hatnbur* -
r Q. liahl A Cos. ’
1 nknown 2-tnaated gchoongr.
Vcaarl. Clrarftl Vral.rdav.
Siramahlp Ardova (Br), 8ml(h. Livgr
•'! —A F Churehlli.
H.rk Oarrii, (Br) Qrean. Rio da J%.
nairo.—Matter.
Vaaarla Went to
S'.namasip Ttiit, Ejrtdn, BakJmorg
Btromohlp Nn<-oorheo. Btnlth. Not \..rh
Pork Koyal (Nor>. Krogh. i-ork I, ■.
dtrr.
MtlpplUß '#• morn ntla.
Tort Tampa Fla., Dec i;. Arrive*
steamer Hero# (Bus). Bncllmau ! ,
be (h port.
hailed steamer Mos-otte, White, ]| 4 .
vaiia. via Key Weft.
Fernandma. Fla . Dec 15 n©.v .1
•choonor Bayard diarnea. Croucher. \ w
1 ark
PnlUdelphiu. Dec. 15. Arrived, atcamsr
A 1 leg nan> Savannah.
Baltirnore. Doc 15.—Arrived and sa o
• tearner Paaca, tfavannah.
Villa Real. Dc. 7.—Hailed, atramer I.
wood. Savannah.
Genoa. Dec. 12 Arrived. #t©am©r Ap
r©:sa*ola. via 8t Mlchae"a and g.
far
Key West, Fla., Dec. Is. Arrived
steamer* Nueces. Galveston, aid |
for New York. Martinique DUl* i \\
and #all-d for Havana; Olivette g n
Havana, and •ailed for P *rt Tamp*
Charleston, 8. C., Dec. 15.—Arriv
steamers Georg© W Clyde. Ch
Jcks*mvlWe and pro* ©*<!*-<| to Bn
Kurkland (Oer). . Bremen , rn
yacht Cleopatra. Boston to Florida.
Sailed, areamer# Kirkwrull (Hr
tlafisen. Norfolk; Magda (Bri 1.. ,
BaHlmore; schooner Fannie Reich©, i.
man, Kernandlt.
Koflre tn Mariners.
Pilot chart# and all hydrographic in'
mat ion will be furnished master# of \.
sel# free of cuarga in United State#
drograihic office in Ctistom Hoo*
lolra are requests! to call at th 0 f
Report# of wrecks and derelicts r© . ,\
tor transmission to th© Navy
ment.
Foreign Export*
P©r BrHleh tteamohlp Afdova for T * *r
pooi, barrel# ayrup, slh ; r/ f©*-
Pine, deals, SOO tons pig iron. ! •
J 7.760 rough billet#. 1460. 2S.*<is aa k
| ton seed meal, S4 barrel **, ,
; seed oil. S32S; 1.967 #a. k# cotton >©*i $■
MM bag# #eu island cotton. 123.547
; /#* barrel# rceln.
52M.C39 Cargo vartooa.
Per British lark Gas©!!© for Itb% o
Janeiro, 772,50 ft feat (13.C12* piao*-©* p.i.i
pkie lumber. U,2t2.o6.—Cargo by T. tv
Wylly Sc Cos.
f oMlwlar Eiyerts.
per gteamahlp Naraoi'he© to New To:
I>©*r* 15 bale# upkin*) cotton. 450 bales
►©a lelanl • otton. 599 case© canneo gp*>l*.
*A barrel* lamp black. Bbl rale* donv lira,
, :'H2 barrel# cotton seed oil, son )> i
foeln, 23 oarrela turpentine. 190.107 f.-rt
lumber. 7 bale# sweepings. 9 turtle- v
barrel© fl#h. 47 ruse# clgara. 5..T54 uaau-4
fruit. 14 barrels vegetables. 42*1 crate- vg
-e able*. 1-4 ton# pig iron. 1 horse. 19 L.* *
tr bacixi. W\ barrel# syrup. 14 ba.©s *p-* t g
1 W sacks cotton #ee*l. 3 barrels terrai-.i
167 package© mdse.
Per steamship Htate of Texas for 'Bal
timore.—lSO balra upland cotton. K bar
rels rosin. 151.568 feet lumltar. I.K: hex *
ranges 118 crate# vegetables. 30 barrels
rosin oil. 50 larrels tar. 300 barrels la?
543 sack* clay. % partmgra m*Lr. 2# pack
agea domestic# and yarn#. 75 case# anned
g*-*o*l?*. 13 cases palmetto fibre. 300 ’>arrW
pitch, 130,447 f**et lumber for Baltimore,
21,121 feet lumber for PnLndelphla.
HI9TIJ3O FOR HI %F*EIF.
1 oung foleninn. u ( ullrgr Graduate,
Accepted Ills Father** I hallrng*-.
From the New York World
Nov Or lea no. Ln , Dec. I.—-This I# tha
©tory of a New York m!i!lon:iir< # #©
who is a bellboy. He haa not been 4f.-
owned. Neither h# he been disinheri • 1
In fact, th© young man's father i* lm
i mensely proud of him He ha* o ;>,i
| hla father's chahenge to hustle for him** t
tor three year# In order to I* urn the valu*
of th© money which ir coming to him
*My son." aakl Walter 11 Co.* man. or*
th© day that Robert Lord Coleman w•*
graduated from Cornell University in v
I I want you to get out into the world *. 1
hustle for yourself for three y*ar# i
j want to s**e what you can do 1 wm: t >
| know wh.it kind of :uIT you are mad©
of.*'
That explains In a paragraph why tr.e
handaotnc young college gradual© i> w
| mg a# ii bellboy In the Turkish hatha
connected with the tfi. Charles Hotel her
i Mr. Coleman. &r. . |s a mtlilraair* vrpor
i tlon lawyer, of No. 27 Wll.tam eireet Ne v
York. He lives in Berkeley plu e. Brook
i lyn. Mr. (k>!*-man will spend th© win -
I here tit the Bt. Char Ira Just as he and. I
last season.
“Father tnought I wouldn't stand It. '
j remark*-*! th*' young man mod* tly to-*L>
! ‘but I’ve done it for two and hd?
years now and I guess I’m going t*> ?t*'k
it out. Th© experience ha* been tough,
i hut gr*-at. When the three years r© u,>
I I'll know the value of money all rig ??
“I*ve paid my way with the money I'v *
earned for mysidf. It wa© pretty clo§
somoilmes. Ixit 1 always out* •■*•!* i
Young Coleman looks the colleg*- grad
| ‘mte that he is H© is tall. han*Potn* **f
frank open feature# and athletic nd
11© lrra#e# quietly but carefully. H \ I
"** 23 year* old to-morrow . Of h.m f.
h< * i*i. ran Uniting:
"Tn© first pace I worked was n the
treasurer's office cf the South Carolina
and Georgia Railroad. I happ*n**i ?
know Charles Pat sons, the preshbn* of
fhe ronipany. W'ho is also pr* - l* r:
the Rome, Watertown and Og*l* -
Hallway, which 1# a branch of the N' w
York Ormral Railroad. The Pars 4
[owned the street car lines of f*s. nun >.
Ga until they sold out to the Sou them
“Next I tried a broker’s office on Mai
street for a year, but that failed In th
l*anlc of last spring. It went up. and I
was again without the re#out•■•** ( r
j t**-rd bills,
“Rath? Yea sir—what kind?*’
“Turkish." said tne tnun who bk>ek©d
I the window
"Room 22!" aar.g nut the heir to a mi
* Hon. tapping a bell. *
"Res m 22." com© back from a color*
|x>rt* r.
“Then I got on the Eighth Avenue llns
of elr-ctrlc car# as a conductor. ' h< 1
4inu*d, putting away an envel i ©f
valuables for "Tuikiah No. 3-’ The*
w,# a pretty tough life, but I worried
away at It. I wa* there durng J” •
July. August a i*l September F.chrf
thought sure I would weaken on th*t
and at. but I didn't
*’W© had to work hours #t #
••tretch. with nothing to ©a? In the W
terim. I went on tlie run et 3 p ,n
worked all n.ght and g*A off at ♦> or <
next m.trning
“Then I wa# In a Brooklyn Iron U’ l,n#
dry for one month." he went on. 'bit
that came near killing rw I lost > y
teen pounds in thtrxy days and I h'* !
l''lr#t, I loaded iron on trucks and L ‘ r
I got m the pattern room. But the
sand dust and the fumes from the m*
Ing room were deadening
"How did 1 come to come here" M J
I was Just about lo tall you of ■
Of course, father’s being Here last >” iir
lgld something to do with It I w
down to th© Waldorf-Astoria last M ,fl '
w hen Mr. Woods was booked f"i -
Grand Union at Haratoga. a’*l t ”•
get In for that place, but there (% > *• •
opening loiter on J look It up ( 1
St. Charles Hotel, down her* I
him I w*,u!d come on as .a btllbov
detailed, by letter, the life. etc . of
-and advised m© not to Jo
"Lath, air? Yes. both pain md Tu '
l#h; ail right, sir; Turkish, room H
“Oh, ye#. Manager Wood #*l vised ny
not to come, bus I wrote asking point©
ly If he would gtv© me a job *s • * *
toy In the 8t Charlea. m ,
lie r* piled. *y* • I left on tha nr*
train. Hera I #m!"
-Ml* P*pm*l Prnch h*
•!cct*d But. BupriiM*il*nt of Public •'
tiruollon for Idaho. (Jo*. B;<-nn-t‘’
mji ah* li th* boat upirtnt*n<ki*‘ ““
*tt# *vr had,