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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-15
a MILE OF 1RoN-OLADs.
Wonderful Sights in Chatham Docks
Ignored by London.
From the London Spectator.

@sASA ~ ~ 0OLAOAs
From the London Spectator.
It would seem an obvious and necessary
sequence Of the valuation Of our fleet that
some idea should be given Of the capital
value and productive power of the nations
dock yard. which, in time of war, will be
expected to contribute the main share TO-
ward the supply and the maintenance OF the
nations fleet, and before the next naval e.
Inmates are presented 1t Ia not too much to
hope that some such calculation may be
ready for submission to the House Of Com
mons.
At present most people are aware that a
great naval vote has been granted; that
iron-clads and cruisers have been built with
a rapidity which no other nation could ap-
proach, and that somewhere on the southern
coasts these vessels are accommodating and
undergoing trials of speed, with results more
or less approaching the speeds which we're
promised, before joining the squadroDs
which are to hold 1.-THE gates of our enc
mics" But of the gradual accumulation OF
naval and military productive or defensive
power on our southern coasts-the only
frontier on which we are at once reminded =,
by the evidence Of past and preparation for
defense and attack, that we are not an Iso-
lated community in ilimitable ocean-there
Is little printed evidence to remind US.
Few Londoners, for instance, realize that
they live within an hour by rail Of a first
class fortress. and that within that fortress
there is for the moment a fleet OF the most
modern and formidable construction, built
mainly during the existence of the present
government. Yet, until some such estimate
as we have suggested ia presented, the new
forts which protect Chatham may still be as
forgotten as the sheep farms on the great
chalk hills on which they lie, and the new
feet, built and building in Chatham yard"
may remain, as it is now. mainly an object
of solicitude to the Chatham policemen.
Yet the scene in the building sheds at the
Chatham and in the granite bordered lakes
on which the new vessels are now floating is
one which no Englishman can view without
q certain accession of national pride. The
whole scene suggests the immeDsity of the
nations growth, for round the new ships lie
the ancient fortresses like old suits of
armor, outgrown, but too solid to be thrown
of, yet Chatham Lines" with their bas-
tions and bitches cut fifty feet into the chalk
are now as absolute as the walls of Upuo
Castle OF whose shooting according to Mr.
Pepys, the Dutch ships made no more than
Of a fly" The new forts are far away on
the distant hills, while along the stone quays
their lies. bow touching stern, a measured
mile of iron clad and cruisers.
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II denotes trace OF rain or snow.
F.d SxTrH, Oossrg er. WaAtnsr 'Bursau.
y. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AoRreUhTuRE,
En WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, July ID, 10 r. NJ
SYNOPSIS.

At Dodge City, Kan, to-day tho maxi
mum temperature was 1907, at North
Platte. Neb., $50. Omaha 96s, Fort Smith
81, Savannah $780, jacksonville, Augusta
and Cincinnati 921. Montgomery and New
Orleans 900, Philadelphia and ST. Louis 49,,
Atlanta, Washington city and Now York
city 84s Buffalo, Boston and ST. Paul S2e
and Bismarck, N. D., 78o. The minimum
temperature at Savannah during Wednes-
day night was72e and the mean tenn perature
for to-day was $50, 81 below the normal.
At O'Clock tonight cloudiness pro gailed
In Middle Tennessee, South Carolina,
Georgia, along the East Florida and Central
Gulf coasts. and throughout the East Gulf
states, with rain falling at Mobile. Else
where generally fair weather prevailed.
During tho twenty -four hours ending
at o'clock p. IN. to-day, scat
tered showers. generally light, fell in
the Atlanta. Little Rock, Memphis,
Mobile, MONTGOMERY, Savannah and Will
mington, cotton region districts. A trace
OF rain fell in Augusta Charleston and
Vic&sburg districts, " hile in the New Or
leans aud Galveston districts fair weather
prevailed. 49, lsf5ss y /ts-sA
A gradual declinS5 sat emettte prsasure
is noted throughout.kn .secttets, sxnspt in
the extreme north vest where a slight in
crease has taken place. #M ENTHI.za
The forecast for Shyannahl AMI YssfnitY
is: Showers; slight obahges In ternverat1re
southerly winds. Kim. H.yssaITTBY
Observer rWeatheF Btfeau.
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RIVER AND HARBOR.

Director Hack, the arbitrator in the case
of the North German Lloyd steamer Elder,
which stranded on Atherfeld ledge. off the
Isle OF Wight, hus which was subsequently
gotten OIL and taken TO Southampton, had
fixed the value Of the salvage at ,03S, 800
marks. According TO the insurance con-
tract effected by Capt. Heinecke, the COM
mender OF the Elder, the sum to be paid for
salvage would amount TO only half of tina,
sum. The North German Lloyd Company,
while repudiatng personal responsibility
has informed the salvage companies that
they can satisfy their claims by the sale OF
the ship and cargo.
A. Minis Sons cleared yesterday the Nor
wegian bar& Onward for Hamburg with
l 300 parrels 1+of rosin, weighing 633, SAC
pounds, ssltfed at SO GA, and 2.015 barrels
spirits tnrp entine, measuring 105, 265 gal
Ions, valued at $2S,59l. Total valuation Of
cargo S31,06s. Cargo by Paterson, Down
ing & Co.
Chr. G. Dahl & Co cleared yesterday the
Norwegian bark Clint for Riga with 3 .59S
barrels Of rosin, weighing 1,75S. 2S5 pounds,
valued at $3.50, Cargo by the S. +. Shot
ter Company.
The Norwegian bark Poseidon we:
cleared yesterday by Chr. @. Dahl & Co.
for Montevideo for orders with / $50 bar
rels rosin, weighing 797, $40 pounds, valued
at GO. 300 and 80, 3l6 pieces pitch pine lum-
ber measuring 1856 feet, and 8, $50 pitch
pine pickets, velued at $1,9l0 %. Total
valuation OF cargo $S,210 9S. Cargo by
Messrs. StilIwell, Millen & Co. and Ray
mond Judge &c Co.
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DONNELLY's TICKET.

The Third Party Men of Minnesota
Finish Their Work.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 1.-The Peoples
party convention resumed work this morn
log, and when a recess was taken the ticket
SO far as made up, was as follows:
For Governor-Ignatius Donnelly.
For Lieutenant Governor-kittel Halvor-
sen.
For Secretary of State-H. B. Martin.
For State Treasurer-R. NJ. Ringdal.
At the afternoon session the ticket was
completed az follows:
Attorney General. L. Mcdonald.
Snnrene Court .Justices-Daniel f. Buck,
Thomas CAnty, and w. II. Davidson
The candidates for judges are all demo-
Gratis and the understanding seems to be that
they will be indorsed by the democratic con-
vention next month.
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MEDICAL

thing she can't know, OF she W0uIdn'ttoeI
SO and hook so--and that is, that DR..
toed to help her.
It's legitimate medicine, made espe-
cially for woman's needs an invigorat-
ing, restorative tonic and soothing and
strengthening nervine, imparting tone
and vigor to the whole system.
But It isn't mere stimulant It's
remedy, safe and sure, for all the fi1nc-
tional arrangements, painful disorders,
and chronic weaknesses that make women
suffer. In " female complaints " of every
kind, periodical pains, internal inhamma-
ton, liberation, end kindred ailments,
it's guaranteed to benefit or curt, or the
money Is returpe4 =, ;. s.,s- .sss..-...,-f &c..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

n EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
VI PETER REILLY has applied to Court OF
Ordinary for Letters Dismissory az Guardian
OF the property Of ANNIE II. ESPILL, nee
SMITH.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to be and appear before
said court to make objection ~ any they haveI
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRIIL,,
Ordinary for Chatham County. this the 3Oth
FRANK e. KEILBAOH,
Clerk G. o.. @. @.
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DEATH IN WATER.
The Millions OF Dangers Water Contains
and the Rapidly With Which They
Increase Don't Take ANY
Chances

Few people have any idea how impure even
the purest drinking water Is. The very best
water known is full of germs They are the
most prolific creatures OF which we have any
knowledge, for a single one may be the causa-
tive parent of more than 16, 500. 900 descendants
in a day. They are also possessed of great
vitality, for they can be carried great distances
In water without losing their power of produc-
ing disease. They can be frozen or even boiied
without being destroyed. They may be kept
dried for years and yet when placed In q suita-
bic medium will come to life and produce
fermentation and decay. They are the great
producers of malaria, fever, grip and most
serious diseases.
But" you say. what can he done to avoid
them since they cannot be killed by boillngE"
There is but one thing which will effectively de-
stroy them and that is coming in contact with
spirits. small amount of pure spirits in the
water will etTectuay kill them and destroy
their evil effects, but 1t should be borne in mind
that nothing but the purest and best
that nothing is equal TO whiskey Not the ordl
nary WHISTLES which are upon the market, but
something far above them-something which is
hignlyi ndorsed by the scientific world. Such
whiskey is Dufy's Pure Malt, which is to-day
more popular than ever before in its history,
and which is doing wonders to destroy the
germs of every disease. There are hundreds of
families that use IL constantly In connection
with their drinking water, both at the table and
between meals. Beware of any druggist or
grocer who seeks to offer you something he
says is lust as good" Duffy's is the only pure
medicinal whskey upon the market.
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THE MACE Of the House Of Representatives.
consists Of bundle OF thirteen ebony rods en-
twined and bound together with silver bands.
The thirteen ebony Sticks represent the thir-
teen original states Of the union. They are
surmounted by a globegof silver upon. which
tue hemispheres are traced while a silver eagle,
summit of the globe Il was made ia 1884 and
weighs twenty pounds.r 81 .sIl 4 Cul
Mrs. GLADSTONE stia sits on tho platform ev-
cry time her grand old man makes speech.
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Faithful 20 His Duty.

GAINESVILLE, FLA, July 14-Mr. Will
hanson, a section boss on the Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad, was buried
here yesterday. He had been here for years,
and held the Greek cross. sign OF the great
Southern IronR cd system, for the best
section of the system. The cross stood at
the front gate of his dwelling, monument
to his integrity, raised by q company which
is always the first 20 ackno Wedge and re-
ward merit.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Games OF base
ball were played to-day with the following
results:
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5, Mem
phis q
AT Macon-Macon 2, Birmingham 1.
At Atlanta-Atlants s, Chattanooga 2.
At Mobile-MobiIa z, New Orleans 5.
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snaldinr.s Bonds Sold.

GRIFFIN, GA, July 14-The county COM
missioners effected sale OF the county
bonds at par The issue is $4,000, on long
time. the first bond maturing 1907, after
which LOCO natures annually,
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''wIILIE," said bis mother, when you went
to bed last night did you pray that it would be
nice and clear to-day"
Yep" said Willie. but I've bet my black
handled knife against Bobby Stapleford's big
kite that It's goin' to rain. "--ChEed00 Tribune.
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Looks like
a ghostf''
THAT'S what
they say Of the
pale, thin,
weak woman
who's "rnp-
down y and
overworksd.
Probably she
knows 1t her
self. But
there one
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or mora IN
this column inserted for ONE CENT WORD,
Cash In Advance, each Insertion
Everybody who has any want 10 supply, any-
thing to buy or sell any business or acoommo-
datlons 20 secure; indeed, any wish 10 crafty,
should advertise in thts column.
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| A UCrION SALE Of lots at Pineora on Satur-
| n day, July 10; round trip tickets over the
Gen'ra " SeH Wi RRq a Sna .ve on M
Julian street.
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The REV. Anna SHAW hopes that the Peo-
pies party will die with its boots on at an early
date II it does not espouse the cause Of woman
suffrage.
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TOR SALE, mare. buggy and harness, for
IL ninety dollars Apply MCDONNELL, As
West Broad street
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DINEORA is recognized ss everything desira-
Il able as place Of residence; never offered
any property in my life where objections OF
soma kind we're not made. In Pineora
find the exception, which Is said to exist In
all things; the solid worth OF the place IL
known and acknowledged on all sides. Attend
the sale Saturday, 10Th. See special column for
schedule. w. K. WILKINSON, Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE. a few good mixers cheap, from
Il twenty dollars up. dUILMARTIN q
co.
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DRUG STORE for sale; well established; To-
- cation good; Will sell at low price and on
eesv terms. Address DRUGGIST, care News
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nLD NRWSPAPERS-2o0 for IS cenJs--a
~ Business ONCE Morning News
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ENOR SALE-A family leaving the city wishes
II to dispose of handsome phaeton. which
can be seen at CARSON'S STABLE, Abercorn
and Broughton streets, where he has also several
horses at reasonable prices.
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ID BARBER SHOP for sale; good trade; good
ID ! cation; must be sold. RoBT. II. TATEM,
No. Bull street.
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ID IRD cages all kinds, baskets, flower pots aud
ID garden tools at GARDENERS, lis Brough-
ton street,
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DLACK cypress shingles for sale cheap. APP
ID ply to BREWER & COOPER, Dover Ga.
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TURPENTINE-G Good turpentins location for
l. sale at reasonable price Address TUR-
PENTINE, care Morning News.
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TOR SALE, California claret, So so per case;
IL imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock Of Key West cigars in
the city. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE. Telephone
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HOMES for all at Pineora; high, dry. heatsE
Ii location; ArtesAn water; easy reach OF
the city; plats on application. W. X. WILKIN-
son, auctioneer, l42 St. Julian street.
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IF you are in need or nioneyn aud want
i liberal loan for any h8hgth isH time. at lowest
rate Of interest, On sfttiAmeDds,- watches,
tewolry, clothing, etc., sndi If You want your
valuables returned 10 the same condition as left,
patronize hone enterprise and coll at the Old
Reliable Savannah Eoonsod pRwnoroker House,
ITO Congress street. K MUHLBERG. Manager
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STRIKERS at the auctions tomorrow night
= with q little care can strike some bargains.
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WANTED, bookk keeper; must be experienced
w and understand his business; state where
last employed and give reference. Boz SO,
News Office.
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WE have the sols agency for Barranco &
w Co.'S lei Progresso" Factory Key West
cigars Special terms to the trade M. Law
ms ESTATE. Or.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE, 80 head Of stock at A. MoCOR-
Il MICK'S STABLES.
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CPECIAL train TO Pineora Saturday. 18th in
- slant, leaving Central depot ut $50 a. m.,
standard time; round trip 80 cents. Plats aud
Dealer
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EOR SALE. the largest and best assorted
Il stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Moldings, ETC.. etc. In the south. Also all
standard brands Of Pure White Leads, oolors,
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
NM supplies. Builders hardware ia my
speciality. Lime Plaster and Hair. Direct inn
portAtions of Rosendnle and Portland Cement.
traps, Ts, etc Call or write for my prices, and
got estimates before buying. ANDREW HAM
LEY
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A SMALL outlay now will secure delightful
N home sIte at PinsDra at sale 10th mat; 60
cents round trip w. K. WILKINSON, Real
Estate Dealer
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LNNE dress shirts aud other underwear to
Il order a speciality at LANGLEY BROS,
ia King street. Charleston, 8. G.
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Personal.

HtALL at p MANNING'S CAFE, No. 1909 Bay
~ street. and see the wonderful new electric
patent fly fan.
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TOR RENT, two houses at Isle OF Hope. Ap-
4 ply 70 4. q, BELL. Morning News ONCE.
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| Or en-
| latest
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On ap-
| blouse
The morning call., 1892-02-24

following metals Gold, silver, copper, iron,
tin, lead, cinnabaL coal and buried treas
ures. Correspondence with mining men
solicited. Reference furnished on appliea-
ton.
Each of the indicators" consist of TWO
bamboo sticks, two feet long, Of the thick
ness of lead pencil, with one end of each
set into piece of turned wood about three
inches in length. a cavity in this piece of
wood contains the active principle, which
Is, of necessity, secret.
Pie device is held in both hands, palms
IN. with a firm grasp, when the rod turns
of its own yolition and points to the precious
metal
Experiments with pile of double eagles
were made in the Mail office, and, although
the rod was held firmly, it bent down in
every instance toward the gold pieces. One
OF the spectators thought the motion of the
rod was due to the natural INST eadiness of
tine hand, and held the string to which the
rod was attached against the edge OF
table, farther away from the gold, but the
rod swung precisely as before.
MIR. ViertOng, the inventor. is a mining
man OF twenty-three years experience, and
says that several years ago he accidentally
discovered that a certain chemical the basic
principle of the deyice) was attracted by
gold. be has expended over S1100 in per-
1ectlng his invention, with which lie claims
TO nave discovered many valuable gold de-
posits, among Others mines at Fort Jones,
Copperopolis, Chile Camp, French Camp
JackaSs Hill and Jimtown; also a coal mine
near San Jose. At the ranch of c. G. Cas-
tie. the wealthy San Joaquin farmer. he
convinced the latter of the efficacy of his
device by finding gold watch placed under
one of thirteen boxes.
Mr.. NiertOng says he has standing bet
OF two to one, free to anybody to accept,
that he can find any sum of gold coin that
may be hidden by the other party to the bet
OH c. G. Castle'S farm
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FOUND ON THE BEACH.
Remains of an aged Man Cast Up by til,
Sea.

Remains OF an Aged Man Cast Up by the
sea.
At 1880 o'clock yesterday morning the
body Of an aged man was found on the
ocean beach between the Cliff House and
the Seal Rock House by Peter Papagorge.
who keeps a fruit-stand near the spot.
The body had been in the water less than
twenty-four hours, for decomposition had
not set in, and several g8shes on the head
bore evidence Of recent inficton.
The Coroner was notified and the body re-
moved to the Morgue. Nothing was found
that would lead to the Identification Of the
drowned man. The deceased had the ap-
pearaace Of a laborer. He was about so
years old and his features indicate that he
was German. He wore dark trousers. no
coat or vest, but n striped flannel shirt
CATERS, red flannel underShirt and had a
red handkerchief knOtted around his throat
One OF the visitors at the Morgue T. !
Wise, said the deceased resembed French
man named savanna, whom he had known
at GAINESVILLE. El Dorado County. He said
that savanna had stopped at the Commercial
Hotel, but IN truth no such n man ever
stopped there AS the identification was
not positive the remains were left ON exhI
billion upon public slab.
Coroner GarwO0d and other pbvsicians
who examined the remains stated fhat the
gashes on the head were inflicted nv The
body being washed by the waves AGAINST
the rocks,
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BOGUS BAKING POWDER TESTS.

HOusekeepers are complaining OF a new pest
even more annoying than the old peddler nut.
sance This is the seli-styed baking powder
tester" who is employed to work the stale
tricks OF a baking powder concern that is trying
TO introduce here one OF the lower.grade baking
powders. This concern employs a number OF re-
spectacle appearing women to 90 from house TO
house aud make what they call a "test" Of
baking powders with the concealed intent OF
cOndemnlng every kind except the one they rec
ommend or peddle. NO thoughtful housekeeper
need be told that such persons are not cOmpe-
tent TO make true or reliable test OF any baking
poWder-only expert chemists can DO that. As
matter OF fact so Ignorant are these people
that where two samples OF baking powder from
the same package HAYS been given them to Op-
crate upon they have pronounced one good aud
the other bad; and they falsely condemn as Inn
pure baking powders OF the greatest reputation,
that are certified by he highest medical and off.
cial authorities as pure, wholesome and the best
10 the market.
An evidence OF the fraudulent character OF
THESE alleged tests is shown by the fact that
Where, III several instances, the peddlers have
uDknoWlngly been given their own baking pow.
DER 10 examine they have, suppOsing 1t to be an.
other, condemned IL as adulterated.
Methods OF this kind indicate not only ieno.
rance but sad lack OF business honor ana Will
be neither respected nor influential among
housekeepeTs, who, in fact resent the Insinua.
ton that they are so ignorant as not to know the
quality Of the baking powder they have been
using for so many years.