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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-12
ONE BOW AND TWO srERNs
A Steel Vessel to Be Built on an En-
tirelY dew Plan.

tirely Hew Plan.
From the Nep York Commercial Advertiser.
DUBUQUE. IA. March S.-The Iowa iron
works Of this city have undertaken to build
boat on an entirely new plan, the object
OF which Is to navigate the river aud the
OCEAN. 1t is to be built after the style OF
what is called the Lucas plan, and will be
the first boat OF the kind built
IL will have one bow and two sterns each
of which will have a rudder and screw, so
IL one is disabled there will remain half the
power to make port
She will carry an adjustable centerboard,
which, il is thought, will answer the pur-
pose Of deeper draught.
The boat will be about 500 feet long aud
from so to 30 feet beam. She will be built
entirely OF steel and will cost about $500, OOO
and it Is expected that she will carry a
cargo in weight equalling about &C, 900 bush
els OF wheat on five feet of water, which
will be remarkable il such results are se-
cured.
The vessel, when finished, will be sent
with cargo to the Amazon. She will then
go up the river 500 miles or more to tue cot
fee plantations. and take from them direct
the products which now have to be trans
ferred half dozen times before reaching a
market. The leaders of the enterprise
claim that wherever a market Is to be
reached In shallow water the Lucas ship
Will act as long felt want. IL is entirely
an experiment, one that will be watched
with great interest. as it will open up new
era In ocean aud river navigation.
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"Labby" Upssts the British Tub
Fton. the London Truth.

am glad that the National Observer
although an ardent advocate of the main
tenance of all institutions Of former times,
makes an exception In regard to the cold
morning tub. When was boy very few
persons ever thought Of either warm or cold
tubs. The tub came into fashion some where
about the year 1850 and replaced the "once-
a-week" footpan. at once bowed to the
fetish, had my cold tub every morning, and
tried to imagine that liked 1t and that 1t
was bracing me. One day went to con-
suit an eminent physician. forget pre-
cisely what malady thought affected me.
It was either disease of the heart or a cancer
In the stomach or creeping paralysis.
The doctor, having banged me about and
listened to what was going on inside, reas-
sured me. do you take a cold bath in the
mornlngln be asked. YES" / replied.
"Don't5 he answered-'take hot bath,
stay in il a few minutes, soap yourself
well; then stand up aud let a cold douche Of
water fall on your head" followed this
subscription, and found the beoeht Of It.
IL cost me guineas. but make present
OF 10 10 the readers Of Truth. The douche
really does brace, and the body Is 50 hot
that the water does not seem cold. or all
the f0llies into which the human race has
fallen, there is none more silly than the
worship Of tho cold tub.
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No. 3 Hams.
LEGAL NOTICES.


~ EORGlA. CHATHAM CoUNrY.-To the Su-
" perior Court OF said county: The petition
of THE SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY
respectfully shows that the petitioner was duly
Incorporated In this court on the ninth day OF
March. 1889.
That under its said charter among other
things, 1t Is provided that the amount OF capt.
paid In, shall he the SUM of S25.0 600 TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARSl. With the au-
thority to increase its capital stock to any sum
from time 10 time, in the judgment of it's board
of directors not exceeding the sum of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND Doll
LARS $3.50 0O0l, the said ipital stock to be di-
vIded into shares of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS $500 each.
Petitioner further shows that it desires to
amend fits said charter by striking out the pro-
vision aforesaid and in lieu thereof to substitute
the following, to wit: The amount OF capital
actually paid in. to be employed in said bust
ness shall be the SUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (S150, COO, with
authority, from time 70 time In the Judgment
of its board Of directors, to increase the same to
any sum not exceeding THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS 1890, 000), and, from
time to time, in the judgment OF les said board
of directors, or at the request OF q majority Of
the stock at any time outstanding, TO reduce
the seme To any sum not less than ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS $3.50 O00); said capital stock TO be d.
vided into shnres OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS $500 each.
And your petitioners will ever pray etc
CHARLTON q MACKALL,
Attorneys for Petitioners
Filed IN Office Feb. 90, 1902
EMILE A. GRADOT
Deputy Clerk $ G. c. c.. Ga.
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AN ANTIQUE EMBLEM.

The Congressional Mace, Which is
Used to Restore Order.
Washington Letter to Philadelphia Telegraph.
1t is not often that the mace has TO be
used in the House, but already this session
it has been necessary to call upon the SER
geant-at-arms to hold up this dreadful en-
blem of authority in order to compel SUBJ
mission Of obdurate members. No matter
| how excited a member may become, how
violent his passion, or how greatly disor-
dered, he would have to have more courage
than congressman usually have TO resist
this little silver eagle perched solemnly on
an artistically carved log of wood. The
whom he Inight provoke beyond
season, respect for the authority OF the
speaker. and regard for public opinion or
public decency might be entirely lost to a
member, aud yet 30 strong is the feeling OF
respect for the emblem that it would send a
thrill Of horror II any member should fail
to observe and acknowledge the power OF
the mace. When MIR. Pickler became IN
ruly in his eloquence few days ago, bis
loudest harangue was cut In the middle OF a
sentence when he saw the spreading wings
of this bird that was advancing toward
him SO pompously in the hands of the
sergeant at-arms This dread emblem,
during the sessions of the House, stands
unobtrusively on a little pedestal beside the
speakers desk, and its very exist
enoe is not thought of until it sud-
denly comes to rise and it is swooped
down upon the offending member. bringing
blush to his cheek, silence to his tongue,
and subdues him TO quiet and sometimes
abiect attitude in his seat. 1t is marvellous
IN what respect the members hold this dread
emblem, and with what a feeling Of power
the sergeant-at~arms bears it along. The
fetch worshipers show no more respect for
their homemade gods. When the sergeant
at arms is ordered to produce the mace to
preserve order he holds it In both hands dt-
rectly in front of him. and with solemn
tread marches up to the member VINO Is 10
be put in subsection.
Il is seldom that he reaches the member
in time to say what he has on his tongue,
but when be does he holds the mace so that
the beak of the silver eagle comes close
under the nose of the member, and in
solemn tones he calls upon him to observe
the emblem of authority and commands
his obedience to preserve order in
dread of the penalty. Should member
disregard this solemn warning the sergeant
at arms would return to the space In front
of the speakers desk and cell the atten>
ton of the speaker to the fact that the
mace had been insulted. Thereupon the
member would be called to the bar Of the
House. II be at once yielded, he might re-
ceive nothing more than a severe censure, a
repritnand, to be recorded in the journal Of
the House; but should he persist in showing
disresnect for the mace, be would be heavily
fined. and might be expelled from the
House. There is hardly an act for which
nunishment would come more severely and
more surely than studied disrespect of this
emblem Of authority.
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MEDICAL.

Backed Wp by cash offor-the state
n1ents that are made by the proprietors
Of Doctor Sage's Catarrh Remedy They
say that their medicine will cure, per-
fectly and permanently, the worst case
Of Chronic CatarTh in the Head, all the
troubles that como from it, and everything
catarrhal in its nature are cured by tho
mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They can't say any more. Probably
every medicine for Catarrh claims as
much But it's one thing to promise a
curo-it's very diferent thing to per-
form it. The proprietors of DR.. Sage's
what they say. SO they make this offer:
II they can't cure your Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad your case or of how long
standing, they'll pay you $500 in cash.
You're sure Of the money or q cure. Isn't
such medicine worth tryingi
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had made by toe extraordinary condition
OF mind in which I was
80, without any intention to that effect,
| bad executed a most astonishing bluff,
driving out from pot worth nearly &c.
90 two opponents. each Of whom held four
OF kind. | gathered in my winnings, and
left the club house. From that day to this
have never played a card, and nothing
could possibly tempt me 10 do so again
That am rated an honest man to-day I
feel that owe to the barest chance that
ever mortal found salvation inn
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LIST OF VESSELS IN TIE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, March IL. 1892.
STEAMSHIPS.

SAVANNAH, March IL, 1892.
STEAMSHIPS.
Kansas City, 2, 161 tons, Fisher, New York. dis
C u Anderson.
Tallahassee, / $50 tons, Askins, New York, cid
& g Anderson.
Eecatar Miller. GA tons, Billups Baltimore,
ldg-John j Carolan, agt.
DesSoug, 1872 tons. C1risty, Philadelphia, dis
G u Anderson.
-Four steamships.
Johannes [Norl, S25 tons, Hansen, st Peters
burg, ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Normanvik NOrl. III tons, Olsen, Europe,
ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Forsete Nor, 597 tons, Knudsen, st Petersburg,
ldg-Chr q Dshl & Co.
Queen of the North [Brl 1913 tons, Sebre,
Buenos Ayres. cld-Cnr q Daal & Co.
J w Holmes [Brl, 916 tons, Waller, Europe, ldg
Chr G Dahl 4 Co.
Silenzio lLtall. 701 tons, Dape!o, Odessa, CID
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Superior [Swl, 1873 tons, Larsen, Pernambuco,
dg-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Birgitte lNorl, 5Si tons, johnson, Europe, ldg
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Marco Polo LNorl, 754 tons BerRt. Europe, ldg-
Bonita [NorI, 572 tons, Ugland, Europe, ldg-
Chr Dahl & Co.
Roma [Norl, 54s tons, Solgaard Europe, ldg-
Chr. q Danl & Co.
Rondo [Norl, 795. tons, Loventzen, New York
cid, at Ty bee-A Minis Sons.
Ernst lGerl, $50 tons. Ahrens. wtg-A Minis
Sons.
Elizabeth [SwI, sos tons, Andersen, Gothenburg
ldg-Holst & Co.
C9meteu [sw], 495 tons, Lowe, Stockholm, ldg
Hoist & Co.
Linden Nor, $50 tons, Aauonsen, Europe, Idg-
Paterson, Downing & co.
Pallas lNorl, 600 tons, Stsubo, Europe, ldg-
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Gudthaab lNorl S02 tons, Bic at quarantine
wtg-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Beamno [Argl 1856 tons, Arias, in distress, dis
Geo Harriss & Co.
Giusto [AUs], 795 tons, Mariglio, at quarantine
wtg-Strachan & Co.
Twenty barks
Annie Batchelder, 465 tons, Weeks, Baltimore.
ldg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
One brig.
sCHooNERs
William Nicely. 652 tons, Thompson, New York
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
Daniel b Fearing, I,176 tons, Clifford, New York
ldg-Geo Harriss e. Co.
Harriet Kerlin, 491 tons, Shaw, PHILADELPHIA
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
John E duBignon. 515 TONS Turner, New York
ldg-Geo Harriss & Co.
Napoleon Boughton, 756 tons. Stiles, Baltimore
dis-Geo Harriss & Co.
Agnes E Manson, 500 tons, Brockett, Newport
News, diS-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Sarah d Fell, tons, Loveland, Baltimore ldR-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Isabella Gill; b55 tons, Collision, Baltimore dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Jennie Thomas, 657 tons, Young. Baltimore dis
Jos Robert S & Co.
Blomidon [Brl, 27l tons, Potter, Sagus, dis
Master.
Ten schooners.
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DIR. L. Aver Dead.

OoALA. FLA. March 11.-Dr. L. Aver
Of Lake Weir died yesterday afternoon.
He was a prominent man In this county,
having served on the board of education,
and at the time Of his death on the board of
county commissioners. He was about As
years of age and a widower. He leaves five
children
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Palaces of the Money Kings
From the Mem YORK World

The Vanderbilts are not only the money
monarchs of the day but they aspire to be
the palace proprietors of the country
George Vanderbilt is to have S6,000. 900
residence in North Carolina, Cornelius Van
derbilt will put up 81 900, 900 addition to
his Fifth avenue home. and while this is
going on quiet little house at Newport
will absorb another s.. 1000 900.
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A French Case of Beautiful Snow"
From the London Telegraph.

A curious incident enlivened the perform
ance AZ the Co Tonne afternoon performance
at the Chatelet on Sunday. No sooner had
the orchestra. struck up the first bars OF a
symphony by Mile. Augusta Holmes, en-
titled 'Au Pays Blsu," than lady IN the
upper boxes deluged the lower parts OF the
house with a shower OK handbills, which on
perusal by the sstonished audience was
found 20 contain ehaFge OF plagiarism.
The lady Of the hsndbils was taken charge
- by the police,
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thai 1h.IENr GUEST 4 wish You would hurry up
minlnss steak. I've waited already fifteen
soon es erect and diguihed) Get it FOR you as
by pr' :. ready, sir. We don't do things here
tor. a. 'Ae button. This amt no Hill eonYen-
A'--laicqg0 tribune.
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FALK CLOTHING 90.

We have on exhibition and
sale particularly beautiful as
sotment Of Ladies Shirts and
Blouses in all of the fashionable
materials. coIorings and styles.
A call Of inspection is re-
spectfuIIy solicited.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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Philips Dieestible COCOA

b.. y . VoVFD1O N1NND1s
ks., yutS new and valuable food beverage. 1t
rsrS s,Vous to the taste, highly nutritious and
dileu readily digestible. Il will not cause
DIS or headache. like the ordinary cocoa.
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sseo uo Collins is still with Brooklyn. He
a. 49," S. 70 De one ball player whose abilities
drnieoealil player rather increase instead Of
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last se I9 Hotaling. who managed Savannah's
to- s ,sSSgue team and did great work in cen
u,.i heiu' has retired from the profession en-
Ss'. and is devoting himself to other BUSH
u''s In the west.
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"A with nine years experiences wishes per-
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KdPLOYMHNr WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
VoUNG lady would like position as teacher
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A GOOD sawyer and practical machinist
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WANTED, city real estate, improved and I'M
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WANTED, only an opportunity to convince
w the most skeptioal Of our ability TO COM
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LAWNS ESTATE, so Bay street.
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SALEsMEN WANTED. to sell our goods by
~ sample to the wholesale and retail trade
Liberal salary and expenses paid. Permanent
position. Money advanced for wages. advertis-
ing, etc. For full particulars and reference,
address CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Chicago.
Ill
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WANTED, by old established house, gentle
W man or lady in southern ONCE, salary
S75O-posltion pc manent; inclose self addressed
stamped envelope. MANAGER. Lock Box 532
Chicago.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
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WANTED A No. / all-round cook; white
w preferred; must be sober Industrious
and competent, good wages. Address w. b.
FUDGER q co, DeLand, Fla.
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VOUNG lady would like position as teacher
Il in some good family In country. Address
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LOST FROM THE START.

ION the night / speak of, when l had
taken for purposes of play the money which
was not my own encountered at the same
table those thrse men. There were two
other players, both Of Indifferent quality,
besides As usual, began losing from the
very start and continued to do so right
along. This made me reckless aud thus the
game rose very high. AS / subsequently
ascertained, the two men OF whom / have
particularly spoken were cheats. They
played into each others hands, and one Of
them, at all events, understood the difficult
art Of putting up the cards in whatever
fashion he desired. They were both ex-
PEELED froms the club three months later.
There is the best possible reason for believ-
ing that at a certain period, when big jack
pot was in dispute, something wrong was
done in the shuttle. Anyway, one Of these
fellows got four aces and the other drew a
fourth king. or course, l did not know
that until afterward.
II had four Of straight flush to start
with. IL was a small one--only deuce,
tray, four spot and six spot of spades-but
1t afforded great possibilities. / drew for
it in the middle, and when l glanced at the
card drawn my heart gave a bound. The
pot had been opened and raised twice, while
I had simply stayed ia. After the draw the
betting became tremendous. Three OF my
opponents dropped out, leaving only myself
and the two men have spoken OF. Each Of
US raised the others until, there being no
limit on the game, there was $1,000 In the
pot--not In promises TO pay, mind you, but
in actual gold aud notes. At length the
fellow who had the four kings, as subse-
quently appeared. dropped out, presumably
because he know that his partner held four
aces.
MOST ASTONISHING BLUFF.
HE and raised each other twice more,
e200 at chip. You can imagine how ex-
cited was. playing as was with money
that belonged TO other people. The stakes
from my point of view we're a small fort
une ON the one hand and the penitentisry on
the other. / was almost crazy for the mo-
ment and that was tho reason why when
my adversary suddenly laid his cards face
downward on the table supposed that he
bad thrown up his hand. At once Ishouted
Il have a straight flush
"My opponents face blanched. Without
seeing my last raise be threw biz hand with
an oath into the middle OF the pack and
rose 10 bis feet. raked In the gold and
bank notes eagerly and exultantIy dis
played my cards upon the table There
was q general roar Of astonishment, had
not a straight iipsh at all Ny hand was
aiaply a 40, three, four. So aud seven 81
spades. ! can only account Tor tho mistake
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WANTED, employment by young lady as
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WANTED. city real estate, improved and un-
w improved, TO sell. W. K. WILKINSON.
Real Estate Dealer.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED, merchants 20 try the benefits OF
w advertising in the zone cent word"
columns of the MoRNINo NEWS. It win certainly
pay. t4rFBr
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,Iardner, Shrieve, O'Day and Tug
a %a';undel. all old Savannah players, are out
~ n joos They are in Boston. Louisville,
Tt,S ago and Auburn respectively. The
~ pnIScnlng star of O'Day and Shrieve seems
to. oaVe set, and the two once famous ball
ms Users have been sent to the rear by
~e younger blood.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED, men for ditch work at LUCK.
w NOW PLANTATION, Savannah Basl
river
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WANTED. only an opportunity to convince
w the most skeptioal Of our ability TO COM
pete with all rivals IN quality and price. M.
LAWNS ESTATE, so Bay street
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HORSES, MULES. CATTLE-Business. drst,
4 Il and driving horses large and medium
mules three fine stations. milk cows, springers
and beef cattle. J. F. GUILMARTIN & CO. 3
STABLES
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WANTED, the public to know that for
w nearly forty years we have made o
import direct and buy from distillers M.
LAWNS ESTATE
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WE have moved into our new quarters. 30
w Bay street, with an immense stock OF all
kinds Of wines and liquors which we are anxious
to show aud 70 sell. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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TNHE Electric Railway Company transfers
l. passengers from either side Of the city
market for one fare. See special notice.
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DoARDERS wANTED-Two pleasant rooms,
ID one double. one single. Apply at 81 Whit
aker.