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their victims.
RESCUED FROM wATERY GRAVE
terrible Suffering of the Crew of tho
Steam Tug Webster.

ADaC SdASTIL2 Oh Cn6 Of0W Oh UUc
Steam Tug Webster.
VINEYARD HAVEN (Mass.), Jan. 81
captain Clark and the men from the
missing steam tug Webster, who arrived
mere Friday night, are still on board the
schooner which rescued them. The men
state that they dropped anchors when the
hawser parted, but this was of little serv-
Ice to them. The tug sprang leak, and
1t was all the men could do to keep her
free Of water They worked in the ice
cold water, endeavoring to keep the pump
clear, but the weather was so cold that
much ice formed and the pumps clogged.
After the coal was exhausted all available
woodwork was used. This soon gave
out, and they were at the mercy of the
waves, and much fatigued from cold and
hunger. At the time they were rescued
the tug was nearly full OF water, and
would not have fioated much longer. All
the rescued men had their hands and feet
badly frozen
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nesnerado Killed

TAHLEoUAH q. IT,, Jan. 3l.-Jan Jaco
Hampton, noted Indian desperate, was
killed last night by Deputy United States
Marshal Bruner. Hampton was young
man. but his criminal history was q long
and desperate one.
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Wrecked by Dvnamite-

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 31.-The saloon of
S. II. Brenper. on the southwest boule-
ward, was wrecked by an explosion of
dynamite this morning. b. ID. Davis.
the bartender, whom Brenner discharged
lately, was arrested for the crime.
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Gale at Vienna.

VIENNA, Jan. 31.-A terrible gale pre-
vailed here yesterday and last night An
enormous amount of damage was done.
Several persons were injured by falling
tiles, trees, shattered windows and other
objects.
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Killed by a Police officer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-Harry De
Greayer, the well-known contractor, who
was shot in Golden Gate Park yesterday
by Police Officer Harper during an alter
cation over the speed at which the former
was driving, died early this morning.
The officer is under arrest
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Shasta,s SheriT nead

REDDING, Jan. 3l.-Sheriff Hopping
died to-day at noon of heart failure. aged
81. For twelve years he had occupied the
office of Sheriff. He was an old pioneer.
and was loved, honored and respected
bV EVERYONE
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RACE WAR.
Italian and Negro Miners Engage in a
Serious Riot.

Serious Riot.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 31.-A Posts West
Newton, Pa, special says: A riot oc-
Cured between Italian and negro coal
miners at Smithton, near here, last night.
Two men We're fatally wounded and over
a dozen seriously injured. One of the
fatally injured was a bystander, who
took no part in the row. The negroes
were the aggressors, making an unpro-
voked assault upon the Italians with
revolvers, knives and razors. The
negroes lied, but were pursued by a
posse, who captured four just as they
were packing their goods preparatory
TO leaving the county. They were locked
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DEATH OF A NOTED PASTOR.
Rev. DR.. Spurgeon of London
Passes Quietly Away.
HIS END PAINLESS UNCONSCIOUS
TO THE LAST.

The Russian Government Unable to
Relieve the Suffering in the Famine
Stricken Districts - London Saliva
tionists Attacked and Stoned by
Mob-Their Flag Seized and Torn
Into Shreds and T. c. ps Torn
From Their Heads ic e1ed Into
the Roadway.
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An INDIGNANT PEOPLE.
A British Captain Refuses to Fly
the Stars and Stripes.
TROUBLE LIKELY TO BNSUE OVER
THE MATTER.

Burglars BrutalIy Murder an Aged
Woman in New York and Sack the
Premises-Embezzler Hyer Escapes
From the Offcer in Whose Charge
He Was While En- Route TO Jersey
City From san Francisco.
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Socialist Meeting Broken I'm.

CHELSEA, Jan. 31.-There was another
row with the socialists to-day, who were
holding a riotous meeting, as usual. A
large force of extra policemen finally
broke up the meeting.
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lot Fight fo1. Militarv Promotlon.

New YORK, Jan. 31-The contest now
going on for the commission of Brigadier-
General in the army, caused by the re-
tirement of General A. V. Kautz, has
been the hottest in recent years and
promises to be the most protracted.
Nearly every Colonel in the cavalry and
infantry has sent in an application for the
place and all are backed by all degrees of
influence. The President is credited
with determination to give the place to
no officer on the Yerge of retirement
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Baseball at Los AnoeIes

Los ANGELES, Jan. 31.-The San Jose
Apollo series closed to-day, two games
being played. In the first the ApolIos
won by a score of 5 TO 5. In the second
game the Dukes won by a score of 3 TO O.
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RrutalIy Murdered bv Robbers-

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-During the alb
sence of her husband Mrs. Joseph SEN
ior, aged 70, was brutaIly murdered last
night, and the house ransacked. The
robbers succeeded in securing S45 and es-
capped, leaving no trace of their where-
abouts.
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shot His wife and Brother-in-La,v.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.--Howard Schei-
der tonight fatally shot his wife and
killed her younger brother, Frank Ham
link. His wife had refused to live with
him.
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FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
The Government Unable to Relieve
the Sufferers.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The Daily Graphfc
publishes manifesto which, it says,
has been issued by Russian zemstvos
local administrative bodies), which are
composed of country gentlemen and land
owners, on the famine in Russia and the
inadequacy of Government measures to
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In the fourth chapter of Genesis it is
mentioned that Tubal Cain was the in
structor of every artificer in brass and
iron.
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afford relief. The manifesto declares that
Tolstoi's efforts to tighten the sutferings
OF the tamine-stricken people are only toll
Grated because he is a celebrity. 1t con-
unueS, The Government, armed with
the weapons of state of siege, is filling
Siberia and the jails with suspected per-
sons fearing revolutionary propaganda.
Ihls Government, which robbed US of all
the reforms inaugurated by Alexander
H., and which deprived society from tax
ing any part in public life, has brought
TO Russia starvation. Such n Govern
ment cannot solve the present problem
with its own forces. The calamity is only
IN its initial stage. Spring will disclose
Its actual proportions. How viii it end if
the Government does not change its atti-
tude? Society is in state of bankruptcy,
political enfeeblement and dismember-
ment. Russia, ina popular rising, would
be deluged with her peoples blood. No
one can toresee the end"
sERFDoM AMONG PEASANTS.
PARIS, Jan. 31.-According to advices
from st. Petersburg, the Gar intends 10
Initiate measures tor the restoration Of
Serfdom among the peasants. Reports
from many district officials concur in the
St9tAment that the increase in the popula-
ii in villages is so great that land be-
k Iging to the local commune is inSutfi-
:ent TO support all members. The Gov
Z n1nent, with view of remedying the
etil proposes to allot to the peasants vast
tracts of land under considerations SINH
lar to those of serf tenure-one-thi1d of
the harvest to be stored in communal
magazines for support of the peasants,
onethird to be sold by the Government
for the payment of local debts to the
state, and one-third TO be retained for pay
ment of Government taxes. The peasants
will not be allowed to move from the
communes, but will be bound to till the
soil and obliged to fulfill the contracts
with the state. The system will be first
applied in the provinces of Samara and
Saratoff, and if successful, extended all
over the empire.
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SAFE from the Clutches of the LAW

ST. Louis, Jan. 3l.-Attorney Brown of
st Joseph (Mo.), was in this city to-day to
consult with Mrs. Hedspeth. He brought
a letter from her husbands attorney. and
said he had been retained by Hedspeth.
who was in a safe place. He practically
admitted that the fugitive robber was in
a country where extradition proceedings
are of no avail
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Press Club Delegates Home

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The Press Club
delegates returned home tonight, being
met at Utica by a delegation of newspaper
men of this city. The returning dele
gates spoke highly of the hospitality of
San Francisco and other Western cities
through which they had passed. They
have organized an association known as
the Wagner Press Pilgrims," and an
annual dinner will be given by it.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. N.-FoIIowing is
the text of the cable sent by Secretary
Blaine accepting Chile's propositions Tor
z settlement of the difficulties.
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PARIS, Jan. 31.-The band members of
the Salvation Army met with a hiphIv
hostile reception on the Boulevard des
Italiens here to-day. There were a num-
Der of scuff1es between roughs and Saliva
tlonists. The mob encouraged the as
saults. kissing and hooting the harassed
band.
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A STORY OF BOHEMIA
The Tale a Gypsy Queen Unfolds of
Blighted Marriage Hopes.
6fom the BaLtinlore American.

From the Baltimore American.
At the Howard Auditorium Is O beautiful
dark-eyed daughter of Romanis, whom the
outside world knows as "Queen Olive. u
With her is band of female gypsies, who
form a great source of entertainment to the
patrons of the theatsr. Yesterday after.
noon representative of the American
called upon the little gypsy queen and
showed her a New York newspaper
clipping, the article asserting that Queen
Olive was not of gypsy birth, but
the offspring of Cincinnati halter. She
said that the newspapers did her great in
justice. ~ was born OF gypsy parents in
the lowlands Of the SOUTH" she said, land
when few days old my mother died Then
in few months my father fell a victim to
the yellow fever. was pretty child, and
one day young married couple who had
no children and who lived In Memphis
Tenn, visited our camp and adopted me. /
was taken to their home, aud when old
enough sent to a Catholic seminary, where
life for q few years was to me a continual
dream OF happiness. Before 1 reached
my, lOsh year my benefactors
Sl4 900 to be used for my education, and to
become my property when 1 should marry.
Months passed happily by until one day a
man named LerarRer, a prominent halter
from Cincinnati visited the seminary and
claimed me as a relative. was taken to
his home, and the kindness shown me in
those days made me Believe all that was
told me with regard to my kindred"
Queen Olive then proceeded to tell Of her
marriage to Mr.. Leranger's young business
partner, who secured her money and it was
all lost She and her husband wore divorced
two years ago, since when she had been in
the gypsy show business.
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It denotes trace Of rain or snow.
p. II. SMYrH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. o, 10 P. M.

SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was SO and the minimum 66e, the mean
temperature being 740, 80 below the normal.
At o'clock tonight cloudy to partly
cloudy weather prevailed throughout Ten
nessee, in Southeastern Pennsylyania,
Northern Virginia, along the immediate
Gulf coast, throughout the Lower Missis-
sippi valley, in Nebraska, North Dakota,
upper lake region. Eastern Minnesota and
throughout Florida, with rain falling at
Key West. Elsewhere generally clear
weather prevailed.
The temperature has remained nearly
stationary in all sections, except Ia Kansas
aud Eastern Minnesota, where a rise of
from 100 to 100 has taken place.
During the twenty-four hours end
ing at O'Clock y. m. to-day gen
orally fair weather prevailed throughout
the cotton belt. except in the Galveston,
Little Rock, New Orleans and Vioksburg
districts, where very light showers fell.
An area OF low pressure Of slight intensity
centers in the Missouri valley, and a second
"lown apparently centers In the Western
Gulf
An area of high pressure covers the At.
lantic seaboard.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is; Generally fair, but with partial cloud
lness, slight changes in temperature; brisk
northeast to east winds.
p. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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which reported In favor

the proper caliber. which reported In favor
of the present As
The board also recommended that a
small number OF the Ward Burton maya
zine guns be made for trial in the field. but
provisions in the law prevented the
recommendation being approved. Thew
stated as their opinion that the adoption Of
magazine guns Tor the military service was
only question of time and that whenever
an arm should be devised which was effec-
tive as single breech loader and at the
same time possessed q safe and easy ma
nipulated magazine every consideration OF
public policy would require its adoption.
The famous Lebel rife, the weapon Of
the French army, is nothing more nor less
than the Kropatsohek, with one minor
change In the mechanism which has been
used in the navy for many wears.
1t has the modified Chassepot or
Gras bolt and spoon elevator common 20
all guns OF that class. The rechristening
was advisable, partly because the gun now
carries the Lebel cartridge, which is said to
have an initial velocity of 1000 feet per
second, and partly because il is so much
easier and euphonious to say Lebel than
Kropatschek, and besides sounds more
patriotic, the Kropatschek being the Portu-
Ruese arm.
It Is not at all improbable that before long
the Berthier rife will be finally approved as
the small arm of the French army and take
the place of the LebeL In fact, the French
are now arming their cavalry with the
Berthier carbine, $4,000 of these weapons
being In process Of manufacture. The car
tridges made with the Lebel will be service
able with the Berthier, SO that the confusion
and danger certain to arise in an action
from having two kinds of ammunition will
be avoided.
The points iu favor OF the Berthier are its
extreme simplicity and hardness, general
efficiency and quickness OF fire. The Hotch-
ms company has acquired the patent rights
or the Berthier everywhere out of France,
and the inventor, M. Berthier, Is now in the
company's employ.
The magazine of the rife is not attached
to the rife at all and holds four cartridges.
The rifle can also be used as a single loader.
The caliber is .901, bullet weighs EOS grains
and the charge is SO grains of smoksless
powder, which gives a muzzle velocity of
2,071 feet per second. The bullets are made
Of harnened lead, surrounded (Melchoir).
Twenty-eight rounds per minute can be
fired by skilled soldier with accuracy.
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MEDICAL

Booked up by a cash ofer-the state
ments that are made by the proprietors
Of Doctor Sags's Catarrh Remedy. They
say that their medicine will cure, per-
OF Chronic CataTrh In the Head, all the
troubles that come from it, and everything
catarrhal In its nature, are cured by the
mid, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They can't say any more. Probably
every medicine for CataTTh claims as
much. But it's one thing to promise a
cure-it's very different thing to per-
form It The proprieters of Or. Sages
Remedy want TO prove that they mean
what they say. So they make this offer:
If 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 a cure. Isn't
such medicine worth tryingi
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FALIx CLOTHING co.

The special lot Of Shirts
which the County Down Manu-
featuring Company have made
for US to sell at 75c excels any
thing ever before offered for the
price in Savannah.
They make these Shirts only
to more largely introduce the
County Down goods and al
though they have made a very
large quantity of them, we are
confident that they won't last
long, so as soon as you notice
that they have arrived better
come around and get what you
want.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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''MAUDIE." he fsltered, after be had made his
trembling confession and the dear girl had said
yes, "shall-shan-are you going toto tell
anybody about III"
How can / keep from telling Il. Haroldf"
said the maiden. my lips are not sealed. +"
And Harold attended 70 the sealing ar once.
Chicago Tribune.
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MAUDE-Dont you like to sit on the shore and
watch the breakers?
Estelle-O, yes but I'd rather look through
the billiard room window and watch the bro
kers.- Piick
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81 can only be sister to you." said the girl
kindly but firmly.
"And why only a sister," he pleaded.
Because" she explained, "a brother with
$1,000 year is not so bad. but a husband with
that amount is very different "-Det oit free
Press
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SUB-KDIToR--Who originated the expression,
There is nothing like leatherY
Editor "a man OF famiiy)-I don't know; but
he must have been an old bachelor Puck
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE

N compliance with an order granted by the
IL Superior Court Of Glynn county, Georgia,
Aug. Is, 1e92, to advertise for bids on the atook
HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY, I
hereby invite and announce that am ready to
receive bids for the entire stock or a part OF
same. Bids will be received for cash or on easy
terms not 20 exceed twelve months, with suf !
hcient security 70 satisfy the court. No bids,
Will be accepted until approved by the oourt,I
Said stock consists of PAINTS, OILS, SASH.
WARE, CHAINS, AXES, IRON, CARTRIDGES
and SHELLS, WINCHESTER and MARLIN'
RIFLES, REvOLvERS. WEED HOES, NAT
LOCKS. SHOT, BABBETT, PLOw sTEELS.!
LERY, SHELF and other HARDWARE
HORSE. MULE and WAGON and 0FFICB
FIXTURES. The right to reject all bids 70
served, Address WILLIAM II. BERRIE, R o.
ceiver, Brunswick Ga.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, rs Words or mora, in
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any
thing to buy or SELL any business OF accommo-
dations to seourei indeed, any wish 70 crafty,
should advertise In this column.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FAyQ,YyIyE;IRs lM r!

WARRENTON, va.
Thirty.second session opens on Sept IS 1885,
Situated In the Piedmont region of Virginia, ON
the Richmond and Danvlle railroad 81 miles
from Washington. Superior buildings and q
strong faculty. For catalogues address
GEO. @. BUTLER, A. M, Principal
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Mercer University.

SESSION opens Sept 81, 1899. Tuition free.
Bedroom free. Day board with good families
SS 70 $40 per month Board and lodging with
College fees $50, payable on entrance For in
formation and catalogues address G.. A. NUN
NALLY, President, NJ . con, Ga.
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3 INCORPORATION
H'-r.-H.-

GTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY.-To
- the Superior Court OF said c0unty: The peti-
ton Of WALTER J. THOMPSON, CHAR, F9
H. DORsETT, FRANK q. BELL and JOHN hi.
ESFIlL Of said state and county respectfully
shows: !. That they desire for themselves and
for such other persons as may be associated
with them to be Incorporated under the MANS
and style OF the
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TOR RENT, two 90 nice dwellings. Nos. no,
l's Harris street, facing square. Posses
sion given Oct. LIST I. D. & r. D. LAROCHE,
ii6 Bryan street.
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- On AHt
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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For Young Ladies will reopen Thursday, Sept.
22d, 3Oth year.
Mrs. II. P. LEFEBvRE, Principal
st. Mary's College, Belmont, CASTOR Co. N. C.
A THOROUGH Classical and Commercial
IN Education and Elementary School for Be-
glnners Conducted by the Benedictine Faith
ers For particulars apply
THE REV. DIRECTOR.
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= 000 NEW CYPRESS SYRUP BARRELS.
OsUUO iron bound For sale at COIjJM'
BUS BARREL MANUFACTURING CO., Colum.
bus, Ga. Write for prices.
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HORSES AND MULEs.-The CITY and Sub.
II urban railway is prepared to sell large
and fine lot of animals, singly, In pairs or 10
large lots.
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BEAUFORT LAND AND INVESTMENT COM.
PANY

9. That the object of their association aud
the particular business that they propose 70
carry on follows: 10 plant, raise stock.
deal in merchandise, manufacture lumber and
other articles, operate mills and do a general
shipping and mercantile business In this state
and in any other state and territory OF the
United States; TO own, sell, lease, grant, mort.
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ALONG THE COAST.

and now the town Of Willows wants a
high school.
Eueneme will soon have starch factory
in full blast.
The tewn Of Phoenix, Ariz., is to have two
electric railways.
Surveyors of the California Midland have
reached Visalia On the way north
Modoc County will have the heaviest
grain crop ever produced there this year.
A railroad is being surveyed from Bowie
station on the Atlantic and Pacific 10 Globe
line OF freight and passenger wagons
have been put on from Red Bluff TO Susan
ville
There is something closely approaching a
spllt in the ranks OF the Democratic party
In Fresno.
The country down about GUYANA Is COM
Ing TO the front in the matter of early fruit
production.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laughrey of San
Luis ODispo celebrated their golden we'd
ding the other day.
in Buens Vista Lake reservoir Kern
rsouunly mas the largest artificial storage
'0,1srVolr In the world.
for tha r.. =. Davis of Calaveras Is in the field
from The Second District 'i ~onsieSs
-, 10 Vi Young men OF Whatcom went
nuntlhg the other day, aud 6nsinC "one
Iawn law. asleep Captured it aud took It yUuns boms
IL Is reported that the Southern poo,e.
Is getting together gang of men i'm on
land Tor work on the gap between Elwoaa
and Templeton. "'oo
There are no mail clerks on the local train
between Latlirop and Fresno, and the howl
that has gone up reaches the entire length " ?
the San Joaquin Valley.
-Four thousand dollars in gold dust has
been taken from the Holmes ranch. near
Georgefown. within the past week. and the
$1,000 s9o' "eiehibB