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Washington Chat.

WASHINGTON, August 16.-MH. Z.
II. Sheridan and Colonel N. q. Sheri-
dan left Washington this Afternoon at
2 O'Clock for Nonquitt. The Pernsyl-
yanis Railroad placed special car at
their service.
MAJOR G eneral Schofield has Issued
general order announcing that he has
assumed command of the army. De
also issu. d an order detailing First
Iieutenant J. F. Sawyer, of the Fifth
Artillery; First Lieutenant L. 5. Bliss,
of the First Artillery, and First
Lieutenant John Pitcher, of the First
Cavslry, for duty at army headquarters
"a aides de. camp. Colonies Sheridan
Kellogg and Blount. late OF Genera
Sherldan's staff, have also beef
assigned to temporary duty at army
headquarters.
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at Harrison's Home,

IKD1ANAPoLts. August Is. - About
COCO visitors from Rush, Decatur ano
Delaware counties called upon General
Harrison this morning. In reply to
tue address of the spokesman, GeueRl
Harrison made short speech, calling
attention to the necessity of legsA-
ZION for the protection OF al HOB
est ballot in Indiana. Laer
in the dayl two more delegations dr
rived from Delaware aud Decatir
Nouuties. In those delegations there
were @ large number of veterans and
roIored men. Ia reply to the isd-
dresses, General Harrison gave bis
views upon the subject of peuper ltbor
and American wages. He said: The
disastrous effect to our worklpgmer In
competition withsunder paid labof is
not obviated by keeping the chap
worker over the sea. If the product
of his cheap labor is allowed
in competition on our market, we
should protect our people against COM
petition with the products of unGer-
laid labor abroad as we'll as coming to
YOUR shores, of the panper's labfrs
nnCer contract ard the Chinese. Thfse
two thoughts are twin thoughts; th'
same logic supports both, aud ths
| Republican party holds them as dna
| conclusion of one great argument.
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Of all Things in the World

A tonic is what nervous people require.
TO impart strength into the nervous
organism is to insure its tranquility,
provided causes of unhealthful excite
ment are avoided A medical tonic that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-cOm-
mands the unqualified sanction of the
healing profession, and which institutes
a general reform in bilious, dyspeptic
and debiiitated condition of the system,
is surely entitled to careful trial by
intelligent people, capable of forming
due estimate of d medicine, from en-
phalc and often REGARDED professional
evideucs in its behalf. Not only are the
nerves and stomach invigorsted by the
Birt+rs, but the system is also endowed
with unwonted power Of resistance to
influences in air. WAFER or Dolly ave ca
ton snbversive of health. Prcmine pity
dangerous among the first named OF
these is malaria. against which Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters afford a compe-
tent safeguard Rheumatism aud kid
my troubles are also prevented and
overcome by if.
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The Worlds Y. NJ. C. A.

STOCKHOLM, August 15.-The eleventh
conference of the Young Mems Chris
tan Associations of the world con-
vened in this CITY to-day, and was for
maiiy opened in a brief address by
C)u0t Bernsro off, of Berlin. the presi-
dent of the convention held four years
ago in Berlin. The address of welcome
was delivered by the Bishop OF Vichy,
and the address of inauguration by
Baron Uggles. DR.. Won Scheele was
elected president and Geo. Williams, of
London. Count Bernstein. of Berlin, ind
Luc,an Warner. of New York, vice
presidents. The worlds committee
report sho we'd a gratifying growth OF
the work of the past four years.
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THE AMERICAN PARTY
Visitors Calling Upon Gen.
Harrison.
WELCOME TO JAMES G. BLAINE
Associated Press Meeting-YOung
Mems Christian Association
Geae:al News Items.
The Americaa Party


washington, August 15.-When The
convention reassembled. the committee
On pla form made further report, recon-
mending that each State and Territory
represented be allowed one vote in the
convention for each Congressional dis
trict and two at large. Judge Church
submitted minority dissenting report.
The New York delegate vigorously prs-
tested against the adoption of lie
report. Governor Sharp offered q
resolution pledging the convention
to nominate independent candidates
for President and Vice President. |
long discussion followed, during whGh
it was intimated that the New YORK
delegation was in somebody's way.
The previous question being called f'r,
Governor Sharp's motion was put and
carried by almost unanimous vote.
A substitute motion that New Yirk
be allowed one vote in the convention
for every two delegates present trtm
that State Was lost by vote OF 50 to ~.
Hawleys resolution, allowing en-
gressional representatives., was taEn
UP. TIE roll being called the resp :
ton was lost 43 to 40.
The Illinois delegation then 'n-
noupceG that inasmuch as it came here
to participate in the national conysn-
ton and not in the New York Safe
convention, it would withiraH. and eft
the hall. Pennsylvania, VeImins
Wisconsin sud several other delgs
tiols also Left. New York aud Gli-
| lornia delegations were nearly the oily
ones which remained. Recess va!
taken until p NJ. Boilers will ils'
meet at 7 o'clock at the Ebbit House.
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Blaine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, August 15.-Blaine,
accompanied by his son, slker, and a
large gathering of political admirers.
eft here at IL O'Clock for Portland,
where he will be rendered reception
this afternoon. The speakers, be ides
Blaine, will include Warner Miller and
Nelson ard Dingley.
RoBrLAND, Me-, August 15:-Blaine
arrived here at 1 o'clock. There was
not a large crowd at the depot and no
Jond enthusiasm. Colonel Fred. N.
Dow, president of the Portland Repuo-
Iican Club, and Congressman Reed III. t
the party at the depot, and Blaine was
conducted to the Falmouth House,
where he dined.
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sT. LOUIS, August Is st. Louis 8,
Cleveland 0.
L,U svILLE, August 15.-Louisville 4,
Brooklyn Is.
KANSAS CITY, August 15.-kansas
City 2 Ath euCs 8.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-Cinoirrati T.,
Baltimore 3.
BosToN, August 15.-Boston 4, De-
troit 3.
Nbw YORK, August 15.-New YORK 0,
Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA. August l5.--Indian-
apoli. Philadelphia 5.
WASHINGTON, August t5.- Washing
ton 7, PIttsburs 2.
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New York. August ia Washing
toa special to the Post says the atteu
tion OF the Nam 'ers OF tie committee
On fna lcr vas called this rnC nlcs 20
he plolis .e.i state net In B,aine's
M age 10 WASHINGTON, thruugl Sen
ator Haze, TINT 1t wa / exped.ent tor
the Republicans in the Senate TO report
the tariff bill He said this report il
tree iD no a. icu'ar. 1t is fact Eew-
ever, that a prominent r publican Sho
did see Mr.. Blaine in New York and
talked with him on tariff matters, did
br.pg a mess &c to the COMMIT -ee that
Mr.. DlaIne does not see that he Re
publlcaDs of the S-na have any ali er
naljvr exc 'pt to Pre- are and r port the
ttT;ff iii. :'ndt Is tn only suggestion
tina has c-u'" tn he cUinnitte as 10
the views of Mr.. Blame on tie subject.
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A Woman's Discovery.

another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in this
comfy. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she Win
stood its severest tests, but her vital Or
cans we're undermined and deatn
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought OF us bottle OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking mrs.
lose that che slept all night and wltI
one bottle has been miraculoIs'y cured
| Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz " thus
writes w. G. Hamrick &C.,, OF Shabby
| N C-Get free trial bottle at A. Y
Smith & Co.'S. Drug Store ,
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10 you want n situation?
~ Have you . house TO Ienfc
10 you want . servant?
II Save you lOst ALyth'ng
Advet tise in this column.
BATTLE OF GsrrYsBUk8.

THIS GRAND CYCL0RAMs J3 NOW
i on exhibition in salt Lake City. the
entirely new building III when It is place
icing on West emple SreEr berween fHE
HER LID building and tie Valley House
The painting was purchased by the tro-
p:ictor at cost of $55.O and his bAen on
exhibition at the worlds ia rim Scw Orleans.
San Francisco and Los An9escs. every,
where evohihg the greatest enthusiasm and
drawing large crowds These who wish u
be correctly informed concerning tne
Bsttle Of Gettysburg should avail them
selves Oftae opportunity by p4yirg visit
TO yhis splendid work of art. Qp' u every
night except Sundsy.
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HOUSE
on tomorrow
Adjourned

WASHINGTON, August Is, The House
went into co umittee of the whole CT
the fertilization appropriation bill.
The pending point OF order against the
section providing for the establishment
of gun factory at Watervliet, Ari-
zona, was withdrawn by Townshend,
but renewed by Tuner, OF Kansas, and
overrBlei by the chair
Nit jig, of New York, offered an
amendment approprlalng $5UO, 900 Tor
me erection of dry dock and proper
machinery, buildings and appliances at
some point on LEX: Ontario for build
ing and repairing armed ships. Nuttlng
said il case of trouble with ENGLAND,
the gre attest danger to the United
States would be on the northern
frontier ct Kingston, almost within
cannon shot of the shore OF the United
States. Canada's dependency on Eng
land was for the building OF a dry
dock for the CONSTRUCTION Of war vessels.
Farqunar, of New Yo-k, de-
clared the State Of New York
independently Of other States,
wouid take the contract to take
care of Canada and her 100000 inside
or sixty days.
Butterworth earnestly denounced the
action of the Senate in amending the
army appropriation bill by provldipg
for Notifications, in CONFIRMATION OF
what it knew to be the rules OF tie
House.
Nutting's amendment was ruled ont
OF order, bit the discussion was con-
tinued bg ina 1imous consent.
Nelson, of Minnesota, sad the Car
alIup Pacific Railway scare had be, q
started at the other end OF the Cspittl
and had found its echo in the Honse
to day. He proceeded then, with the
aid of a large map and cane,
to point out the railway system
which the euterprising and en-.
ergetis men of the Northwest hac
built up in orGer to transport thell
products to the seaboard, and he ap-
pealed to the House to let that system
alone. The gentlemen in the east might
be afraid of Canada. but Minnesotf
could take care OF all Canada west O
Lake Superior and make it a suburo O
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
After some further talk IN this llne
Bsyne, of Pennsylvania, offered al
amendment providing that that the gul
factory provided for IN the bill shall b
established at Allegheny Arsenal IN
stead of WateIvIiet Arsenal.
Dalzeli, of Pennsylvania, supporte'
the amendment.
Dockerey, of Missouri. advocated
the amendment for the cree
ton OF q gun factory
Liberty Arsenal, Missouri. 1t was
he said situated in the banner Demo
cratic county OF his district and at IN
home IF his Repr oIicAn competitor
but declined to answer the question b,
Kilgeve. of Texas. if it Was necessar
for him to get his appropriation /
order to defeat his competitor.
3 Dockery's amendment was defeated
/ az was also that offered by Baype, {
} a point OF order raised by Townshen,
} t 3 section providing for the appoint
J ment of board of defense, and az
l propriating $2,477 $40 to meet the ez
z penses of the board and for prodnctio
> of a twelve and sixteen inch guns an
I twelve inch csrbine gun, was ruled GU
The committee then rose and r.
= ported the bill to the House. III
9 previous question was ordered on
t passage, and then the bill went ov'
3 until to morrow.
e Adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Advertisements In this column, If
for ARTICLES lost or found, for situa-
tious offered or wanted, houses FOR
ra.t .,r wanted to rent, will be charged
f.,r at tlIs rate Of cents per line for
urs Inss rt,on anc 2l< cents per line for
zen sunssauent inss' t'"n.
81. oshs ma,te-, ~ eeats per lime
eat dino, aud q cents each aubsequeot
Sirth N .siees, SO ceo'-; Marriage
!, ,fecs., 81; Deah N"ts"ess Free:
Oh &. airy aottcea, Ii ce1s' pc" lire.
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Paris Politics

PARIS, August 15.-The minister OF
f,rsion affairs has notified the Italian
government that its latest proposals
for commercial treaty are unaccept-
able.
General Boulanger's arrival at
Amiens to-day resulted in several con-
Aicts between rival political parties.
During the lighting several persons
vars wounded. A number of arrests
were made.
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The Porte Promulgates

CoNsrANT1NoP1R. August 10. - The
Porte has sent circular note to the
powers regarding the occupation Of
Massowah by Italy. In it the Porte
maintains suezersin rights of the Suit III
over the whole eastern and western
coasts of the Red sea. and declares the
Italian occupation of Massowah in
violation OF the existing treaty.
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Rnoklen,s Arn1ca ealve

The Best Sel7e IL the world fer Cuts,
Bruises. Eorss, Ulcers. Salt Aheum,
Faver 3orss, letter, Chapped Handa,
fhilnlr:ps dorns. and ali Skin EraR-
sions, and positively cares Piles, Or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
,,~rsecs satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents box. For sale OF A o,
Smith Is 90.
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". BREpEMEYEk. DR.. Pa.

MINING ENGINEER. ATTORNEY, AS
IM sayer and SurTevor, Notary Public,
Prompt attention gwen 10 Location, Under
ground Surveys. and obtaining - Pas4asE
for Mining Claims. Accurate rRe
ports and Map -8refully execu69f
Expert on mining -uestons baf91N
the courts thirty years experience. SpeaEl
ten IA ueusgee Once, Hooper & Ehred40
8utld,np. MRS Anor Room No II.
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DETRoIr. August 15-Ihe annual
meeting of the West IN Associated
Pres, was held in this city. The Il; -
nuaI reDort showed an entirely satlsfac-
tory condition OF the year business
and results A memorial tribute 10 the
Ia ID. Il L OK OF The Toieau B G'e,
W directed To De pr pared anu Ell ered
upon the record. Inc officers OF last
ye .r were ali reelected.
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Texas Democrats.

DALLAS, Tex, August 15.-The DEM
o,atic State convention, to-day, re-
nominated Governor l.. 8. Ross al d
Lieutenant-GoVernor Wheeler by &C
clamation.
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f. al time if by any negotiation or for
consideration it should surrender
jot of the rights OF nose gallant,
gene GUS an brave men, Great en-
t1u am
Alter Mr. Blaine came Hon. Warner
III vr ol New W X
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.-.TpAYgD FROM l9Tt WARD PAS
y In e, Monday, Aa Va 18th, Ji>ht
Ma !, racer. kno Ea "a K't,y NJ RuppS
e. h I'VE gone south with , gr'v IN re: Ia ;
~ niia: white hind feet. altar ON rehead.
fioder will leave at Margssrs brew ~ and
be rewar CO.
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Successful Revolution.

PORT AU PRINCE, August l5.- The
"a olution has been successful. Govern
ment was overthrown. The President
has taken refuge on an English frigate.
Rooyi on formed q new government.
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SPENCER HOUSE,

IAN PosToFEICE BLOCK, 252 FIRST
u Fast Street, south. is not excelled q
a res ing place for tourists or as family
Hotel Terms, 81 50 TO 81 per day.
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JUST ARRIVED,

LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED
a new fancy goods, including Satsuma
Bronze and expensive Chins weTe. Also
large variety of silk, satin ant ;.sps aoods.
:. ACs.
267 5 MAJ Street.
P.O. Box 1868.
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TO THE PUBLIC

n L. sfIEss' DENTAL ROOMS. I29 s..
~ Main Street. Whole set of teeth as well
"a sirgle teeth made ehesply on shorteaE
notice Also repairing OF teeth not made by
me All kin Dis Of filing neatly executed,
see+h e. .rac. ed at 50 cents, witnor wishoI
an Ansesshedc,
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JOHN O. CUTLER q BRO.

No. SO East Temple Street, are making
Gents Spring Suits to order for $50 so from
Provo All Wool Cassimeres. they are ''Thk
Thing" Call aud order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castor1a,
When she became Miss, she chung to Csstoria'
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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KELsEY& GILLESPIE.

TEAL EsTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
IL the largest and cheapest list of houses,
lots and acre property on the market. Real
Street.
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A. MINER & CO. +,

DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE RE
n moved 70 631z w. First South. Prop
erty solicited
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rROMsoN, ALLEN & co.,

XyTASATCH BLOCK. COR. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
in city property few chances to Obtain
acreage property or improved farms in Gloss
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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IA ANTEr-A GOOD GIRL FOR CENTRAL
w huusewOrk; small famiiy. MRS
SECKIi. S. 80 Third street
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WANTED.

.s!ANTaD- GOOD. IADC3TP Gus
~ man and his wife OF I. cha &c of a
| ranch. near this city. Apply to WILLIAM
| SHOWELLa, 42t 8. Third East Street
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4 BOY WHO UNDERSTANDS TIE GAEE
Il GA ho Sc aud W Apply ht w.
La grencc & Co.'s cffire.
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FI0R3ES TO PASTURE THE PETIT
I'll farm is DOW open for pastGrage. The
bes' OF iced, wat'r aud sbsde F"r terms
inquire of HarveJ Hardy, ~ Mldlan! o1ce,
1T Main Street
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THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED Gre
"A Gerry nan for the 70 d Apply at once
to "GTocer," at JHE HERALD office.
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4 CRITIC COOK AND ONE FOR CHAM
Il Der work. Apply at 34G, Fourth Eaaf
street.
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. FINE RESIDENCE IN THE NIGHT
2 eentn Ward Five minutes walk from
Main Street For particular inquire at
2. @ NJ. or at No. 227 $. West Temple
Street, of II. P Richards
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4 TEACHER FOR tbs SCIPIO Dis
4 trict schoO. address, Or Il :. ThOmp-
SON Scipio Willard Co.
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NICE ROCMY OFFICE on GROUND
! floor of HERALD Building, adjoining
counting room. City water and steam heat
ing
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fyHE LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED A. o .
wv. Hall, suitable for picnics, soctals
etc. Apply of Hall Committee, No. 1l6 g.
Main Street
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TWO FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED
l Pleasant, and only two blocks east of
Main Street, 139 S Second East Street. Ia
ouire at 81 E., First South Street.
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FOR RENT

YFWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms aud board, at 159 W. Second
South treet
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WE WISH t. EMPLOY : FEY 80. Sis 3:
SAMPLE to the wholesale and retail trade Of
all the lead ng cities aud owns We are
tie largest manufacturers of our line in the
country. Send two cents in stamps for fuE
particulars No postals answered. Centen-
NAL Mfg Co., Cincinnati, o.
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A GRIsT MILL WITH TWO SETS BEs'
Z French burrs, all necessary shaiting.
ready aud complete 20 set in operation, with
Leffill turbine wheel, snd all necessary
couut cti"ns We sre replacing this mill
with tull Her process, IS Gus reason for
offering it for sale Parties wi hing TO Duy
will please write US, and we will name them
some very low prices and good terms. Ad-
dtess, Nephi Mill & Manufacturing Com
pany, Nephi, Utah.
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FOR 8 ALE.

IN ALMOST NEW SHOgMAKER's sEWs
a ing machine, at 522 E. Third South 81
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALp
Il Building. Apply at this office
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nNEOR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THRU
II floor OF HERALD building: Long leasE
cheap 10 right parry. Very desirable roemi
for studio or class purposes
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,IAMMOND TYPE-WRITERS 8 MONTH";
I'll trial. C. Orlob. u O. NJ. l., 8 L City
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-10
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FAUQUIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

FAUQLIEh COUNI1s VIhU1NIA.
NIFTY SIX miles south of Washington, on
Il Virginia Midland Division of Piedmont Air
Line. Open for guests from June Ito Dec. /.
Gas. electric bells, hot and cold baths on each
floor. Most complete and best furnished brick
hotel in the South. Circulars at Buffers Phar-
macy, Bull and Congress streets. II. CABELL
MADDUX. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-10

ashore, Cuban, who did not understand
what the whistles were sounded for re-
manned on board. In few minutes after
ward the large ship was swinging stern
foremost with the tide and with the power
of the engines working under two bells,
and getting around quickly, too. The Gu
ban now realizing his situation, made
known his desire to get ashore by frantic
gesticulations, for he could not
speak word of English. First Officer
Hall was at the forward deck and
called to Capt Hanlon, who caused the
engines to be stopped. The Cuban was
shown the forward lines, and was made to
understand that he could get ashore by
sliding down on one of them. He started
down, and got nearly to the dock, when he
stopped to let those on the ship know the
qualification he felt at his experiences.
While he talked and waved one hand, the
line he chung to was slipping from the cleat
on the dock, and very suddenly Mr.. Cuban
found himself in the water. The crew
hauled the line in quickly, the Cuban re-
tanning his hold. The vessel at this time
was so far from the dock that it was out OF
the question to land the Cuban, so he was
taken along.