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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

Wanner, ID. Oslkers, T. G. C.. Fahnestcck.
o. Ii. Schumacher and William Pieper.
When the case came up for trial a few
weeks ago the solicitor used Treasurer
Oelkers to prove the fact that the club had
been selling liquor.
The defense set up agsIHs- this The fact
that the club was INCORPORATED under the
laws OF the state. This was proved by
Oelkers. VINO produced the papers of ia
corporation.
On the cross-examinaticn Oelkers stated
that the front room Of the club was where
newspapers and literary periodicals were
kept.
what periodicals does the club keepin
inquired the solicitor.
Corn and rye liquor, brandy, gin. beer
and most anything you can ask for" was
the reply.
One OF the chief questions in the case was
whether the club paid any profits. The
hooks showed that il bad realized $50
week. AS the members of the club claimed
that 1t was merely for social purposes and
not for profit, this revelation was consid-
cred as coup de grace for the club, but the
attorney for the defense knew thing or
TWO aud he Immediately went to work TO
overcome the effects of this damaging evil
dence. He called up the bartender, big,
tat Dutchman, weighing about 800 pounds,
and asked him what had become OF the
profits
Gentlemen" said he, "the profits vas
here rubbing his hand over ON enormous
pauneh that seemed as II 10 must have been
specially constructed to hold key of lager.
The jury returned a verdict Of not guilty.
So the big bartender 10 still at hts post alb
sorbing the ''proats" derived from the
periodicals
The board of regents OF the state lunatic
asylum have completed their annual report
to the general assembly. In it they ask for
an additional appropriation Of $50, 900 this
year in order to begin the erection of new
brick buildings for the colored insane. The
asylum is so crowded now that additional
buildings are absolutely necessary. There
are now under treatment in the institution
TIE patients.
There appears to have been good deal OF
truth in the charge that some of the third
party peopls cloaked themselves behind the
democracy, and concealed their true colors
until after the democratic primary in order
TO vote in that primary and to use the
democratic machinery as q lever.
Especially does this seem to be the case 10
Pickens county. The Democratic party
there has no county chairman, B T. johnson
being the first name signed TO the third
party address. Secretary j. T. Boggs has
likewise gone into the third party.
DIR. Field who served several terms as
democratic senator from Pickens, and w.
H. Thomas are commissioners of election
and are third party men. Strange to say
they are both for the federal election. ".
a. Hamilton and J. Tyre Cooper are fed
eral managers for the Easley precincs and
are third party men.
Demands are being made upon the gov
ernor to remove these men, but eS yet no
action has been taken.
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DREADFUL SCOURGE.
The Case Of Mr. Palmer Pneumonia Car
ricd Him on suddenly-Eyery One Should
Rnow the symptoms and Re ON Guard.

The Case of Mr. Palmer Pneumonia Car
ricd him on suddenty-Eyery One Should
Know the symptoms and Re on Guard.
Mr. Wilton R. Palmer. of New YORK city, left
a circle Of friends one afternoon recently, and
received their congratulations upon his bright
and vigorous appearance. That evening he felt
4 tickling in the throat, slight pain across the
or twice. The next day his nostriis were in
famed, his throat sore, his chest panied him,
his bones ached and he felt sore all over The
day following he was in bed. with physicians
shaking their heads, and the third day he was
dead from paeunouts, which he failed TO take
in time.
There are ten thousand men and women ia
America to-day in the same condition as Mr..
Palmer when leaving his friends, but they do
not know it. The slightest appearance OF the
symptoms above named should strike terror to
any man or woman. A sudden chill means the
beginning of pneumonia; aches and pains
throughout the body are the first symptoms It
is necessary to bring about reaction ct once.
How, then is the best way Of bringing about a
reaction? Ask any physician and he win tell
you to use pure Whiskey. NO matter how pref
udiced any Que may be, pure Whisley at such a
time is a necessity, but unfortunately there are
few pure WHISTLES in the world, and in fact,
there is bnt one that has received the unduali-
fed Endorsement of physicians, chemists and
the highest authorities, and that is Duffv's Pure
Malt. This remarkable whiSkey. which is sold
by sn first-cass druggists aud Rrocers, will alb
soiuteiy check the first approach OF pneumonia,
while az tho same time 1t is certain 10 build up
the wasted system. IL deserves to be kept in
every household, not only to be used ia cases of
emergency, but to assist in prolOnRing life and
bringing health and happiness.
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bly, accommodating solid wealth faster than
ever before; the largeness of our current
imports, even, is evidences of that. The bank
clearlngs show the increasing activity
OF business; the crops are turning out con
siderably better than has been estimated
and the farmers are making money and
paying of their debts. The gross earnings
OF the railroads show steady increases Of
earnings and the grain reads are blocked
with freight beyond the capacity OF their
cars, while the net earnings exhi0it graft
tying increase over those OF last year; and
the quantity of grain coming to seaboard
far exceeds all precedent. which is evidence
OF extraordinary interior stocks Of produce.
All there are circumstances bearing favor
ably upon the value of railroad Investments,
and are preparing the way for a higher
range Of values when the present special
conditions affecting the money market have
disappeared
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CARoLINA's CAPITAL CITY.

The Supreme Court Decision in the
Case OF the Columbia Club.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. 30.-The decision
of the supreme court of this state that the
Columbia Club is not amepable to liquor
license, the contrary having been held by
the city, has given rise to number of sim
liar clubs in the state, especially in small
villages. "for social and literary purposes. +"
charters for which have been granted by
the secretary Of state.
The Walhalla Literary and Social Club
Is the name of one of these oonvivial organ
izations. Some of the people in the WAL
halla community became impressed with
the IDEA that the members Of the club were
having too much illegal fun under cover of
law, and an indictment was drawn up
against the steward OF tho club, George W
Eaton. for selling liquor without license.
The other incorporators Of the club are G.
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CAMDEN COUNTY NOTES.
Some Mention OF the People OF That
Fair Section OF the state.
Oct. 80, 1892.

ChiE 56CblOn Vi bG0 SJALS.
Special Correspondence.
CAMDEN COUNTY, GA, Oct. Wander
ing through my old haunts OF several years
ago find myself on the beautiful banks of
the st. Illa river and familiar scenes and
her kind hospitality.
Madam Rumor says che paople down
here are dead or asleep, but and that the
rumor Is not true. Camden county is very
much tnnPregnated with a spirit Of energy
and ambition.
Some Of her people are wealthy aud still
cling 10 their aristoerstic lineage aud the
days whsn many Of Savsnnah's wealthicst
and most cultivated people resided here
She is still alive In agriculture, politics aud
pretty women.
The rice crops are very fse. Planters
look forward to a large harvest. The tur-
pentine farms are very good, employing
more labor by several hundred than hereto
fore, l., T. AcKinneps being the largest
wss much impressed with their pyoRrsSs,
Mrs. Frank Bailey, DR., will return home
north, wbere she b having a most chsrnsiag
time. ID is whispered that a nynph o.
beauty and many womenly 9races of
Sycamore Hall is TO be welded quite soon
to young man Of Blsekshear, Ga. Miss
Carrie Bailey rstarned some time since from
q visit TO frlends Ina Ashevills, n. C.. She
is young lady Of many personal atspac-
tions. The two younger Misses Bailey are
at home from Lucy Cobb. Miss Lula
Lang is at home from visit to friends in
Kentucky and Virginia. She ia tall aaa
''divinely fashioned" very handsome and
her personal characteristics are SO distinct
she could be identified frsm description.
One acquisition to the river 10 the pretty
little steamer Passport, making daily trips
from Brunswick She was purchased by n
wealthy company formed by citizeus Of She
ST. Illa, and known 90 the st. lila Trans
portation Company.
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ON ACooUNr 81 A sur.

A Man Commits Suicide Because Eis
Wedding Clothes are Not Ready.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 90.--Jacob Heaaey
a resident of Lancaster, Ps.. was to have
been married TO Miss Maggie Dunlap of
Beatty station, near Latrobe, Saturday
evening, but instead OF bride be met the
shadow of death. He went to meet bis
bride IN the station, and shot himself while
on the train. He told the brides brother
that he thought his tailor would disappoint
him by not having his wedding suib ready
at time, and said he would not get married
unless he had the suit 1t is supposed this
preyed on his mind. as the tailor did not
have the clothes ready.
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a WOODEN LEG CAUSES MURDER.

The Ownsr ofths Article Makes Trou-
BILE at a Dance aud Is shot Dead.
ST.. JOSEPH, NO., Oct. 30.-James Carter
was shot and instantly killed. at q dance
Friday night by James NRstsr Carter
had wooden leg, and when he asked a
young woman to dance with him she re-
fused. Carter became furious and declared
that il she would not dance with him she
should not dance with any other man pres
emit. Finster asked her TO dance with him
and she accepted. Carter became furious
and, drawing a knife. attempted to assault
the couple. Finster thereupou drew q re-
volver and shot Carter dead.
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U. $. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. 80, 10 p. NJ.



The maximum temperature for the day
was So and the minimum 45S, the mean
temperature being $40, o. below the nor
NAL.
At o'clock p. IN. cloudy weather pre-
vailed in Western New York, extreme
Southeastern Michigan, Middle Tennessee
Western Mississippi, Northern Texas, West
ern Arkansas. Eastern Iowa, Western Mis-
souri, and Nebraska, with rain Telling At
Kansas City and North Platte elsewhere
generally clear weather was reported. An
area OF high pressure covers the section Of
country from Pennsylvania and Ohio
southwark to the Eastern Gulf coast An
area of low pressure oenters to the south
east OF Kansas.
During ths tweuty-four hours ending at
6 O'Clock D. m. to-day generally fair weather
prevailed throughout the cotton belt.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity IL :
Generally fair; continued cool in morning
followed by rising temperature; northeast
TO southeast winds. z. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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the things that you get with DR. Pie-ce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
First aud foremost and above all things,
it purihes the blood. Not only in March,
April, and May, when the sarsaparillas
claim TO do good, but all the year round,
it cleapses, rsnews and invigorates tie
system rouseg every organ into tealthful
action, and drives out blood-poisons Of ev-
cry name and nature. For Scrofula, Skin
and Scalp Diseases, such as Salt-rheum,
Eczema, letter, Erysipelas, and all dis
eases caused by torpid liver or impure
blood, nothing can equal it as a remedy.
If any thing could, it would be guar
that fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
Is any thing that isn't sold in this way
likely to be "just - goodi"
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
u SAyANSAH, Ga. October Is, ls92-Ssaled
proposals for improving Altamaha River, GeoY.
Eia, viii be received at this office until II NJ,
city time. on the l9fH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1899,
and then publicly opened Specifications, blank
forms and all available Information will be fur
nished on application to this office. o. VI.
CARTER. Capt, Corps OF Engrs.. u s. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31

THE King OF Siam has recently prescribed a
rigorous test for those OF his subjects who
claim to be endowed with the mantle of propb-
ecy. An enactment has now been made pro
viding that no prophet shall be entitled to pub
lie confidence unless he has the gift of sitting
unframed in the midst Of a ses-coal fire for the
spacs of at least half an hour.
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A SEA CAPTAIN reporting at Victoria, b. c..
having crossed a submarine volcano, says Of
the sensation: well, Tn bit OF a bicyclist
or iand, and IL was to me very like coasting at
high speed down a steep hill, on the toughest
kind OF a loose and dangerous cobble road"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-31
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
PETITIONS ron INC0RPORATIo5lNsI

- - :
SsTATE or GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.--Ts
- the Superior Court OF said county: Ths
petition OF G. g. RICHMOND. d. J. LINDSAY.
.. NJ. WHIlESIDES, r. H. POLK, VI. p.
HIRSCH, WILLIAM n NICHOLS p A.
WARlNG, HENRY McALPIN and such others
az may hereafter be associated with them,
shows that they have entered into an Rssocias
tion under the naIno and style of TIE SAVAN%
NAH WHEELMAN'S TRACK ASSOCIATION:
that the objects Of said association is to con.
struct erect aud operate track or tracks for
tie encouragement and development Of ont.
door sports and exercises, and more especially
that of bicycle riding and raciug, in said county
with power to purchase and hold property real
and personal, under deed. mortgage or ease, to
sue and be sued, and to exercise all powers
usually conferred upon corporations, as may
be consistent with the laws OF Ge orgis, aud that
said ASSOCIATION Is % have its principal track n
Chatham county and is TO be run by said as
ISOLATION for contestsg and racing for profit to
the association. Petitioners further show that
the capital stock OF said association is TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS and that ONE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OF said capital stock has been
paid in. Your petitioners pray tne passing OF
an order by the said honorable court granting
this their application and charter be- granted
to them and their SUCCESSORS for the term OF
twenty years, with all the rights, powers and
privileges incident to corporations ia this state
And your petitioners will eyer pray etc
MoALPIN e LAROCHE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Petition for incorporation filed in Office Got.
90, 1892 JAMES X. +. CARR,
Clerk y. c., G. T..
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st denotes trace OF rain or snow.
=. RI. S1Yra. Observer, Weather Bureau.
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LNOR SALE. the largest and Dsst assorted
Il stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors. Blinds
holdings, etc, etc, In the south. Also oil
dry and in ali Mixed Paints, varnishes, etc.
Mil supplies Builders hardware IA my
specially. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct I'M
portAtions of Rosendaie and Portland Cernent
seveg Culvert and F1uo Pipe, all sizes, bends,
traps, Ts, eto. Call or write for my prioes, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TOR RENT, tract Of Hand containing twelve
4 acres foot Of Perry street, near Thunder
bolt road. MICHAEL FEELEY, 80 West Broad
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local Record for ths Morainx News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity :
Generally fair; continued cool in morning
followed by rising temperature; northeast
to southeast winds.
Official forecast for Georgia: Fair
southeast Winds; slightly warmer.
Comparison or neaB Bsmoeratu-s sc savan-
nsh, Ga, Oct. So 1892 and the mean of the
same day for atassesn Yasrs:
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TWO desirable lots corner Lincoln street and
Il Lamar avenue; $500 each. FOLGER &
QIRARDEAU
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR Rem T

TOR RENT, dwelling cornor Duffy and Bull.
a Apply TO II. F. TRAIN. i25 New Houston
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ENOR RENT. the cheap columns OF the MoaR
Il ING NEWS At "one cent word" for each in
sertion; an excellent mode Of advertising
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FOR SAN.

S0 CENTS PER WEEK will get one OF those
~ good lots lots, on Midd,eKround road, 4Oxl6o
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QeACRE LOTS on battle-ground road; se5
~ cash, $50 easy payments. FoLGER &
0IRARDEAU
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Rosy cheeks
are not made
from the out
side. Pure
blood, an nc
tive liver, good
appetite and
digestion
are the things
that give them.
A II H.. -.
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LETTER BOXES

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Observations BaEsa as rls sans momonE OF
time at all stations Tor tas MoaNIS1 NEws
SAVANNAH. Oct. 80. 1888 p. Il, CITY time.
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ID ECEIVER'S sALE--For sale. that tract Of
AZ land OF Chatham Brewing Company front,
ing ial feet on Wheaton street tThunderbolt
road, near Savannah cotton mills and running
back 25e feet, handsome flowing artesian
well Is on the premises, Apply to H. J. bANANT,
Receiver
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I'OR SALE, good drayage business. AID
L dress BUSINESS" this office
1919 GOOD LOTS on underground road 30
100 cents per week. FOLGER & GIRAR-
DFATL
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TAMEs L. MEHRTEEs, IS jefferson street,
~ has on hand several good houses for sale
or trade.
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WOO can own nice piece OF land near city for
$50 and pay only s. per month. FOLaER
& GIRAKDEAU.
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L70R RENT, one store and a number OF small
IT houses on Montgomery street, just south of
the city. Apply at the office Of JACKSON q
WHATLEY, l1s Bryan street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIsCELLAEE ECU

nENSNORE, perfect and lasting alignment,
IL delightful touch. FOLGER & GIRAR-
DEAF
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ITO RENT-Col. Estill's house at TTboe can be
4 rented by an acceptable tenant from this
time until next summer at q very moderate
rent. The location is convenient for all pur-
poses and the house is In nice order. Apply to
or address r. g. BELL, Morning News.
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Petition for incorporation filed in office Oct.
90, 1892 JAMES K. r. CARR,
Clerk =. O., @. e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-06
PROFESSOR BRIGGS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The ecclesiastical
court before whom Dr. Charles II. Briggs
is on trial for heresy today discussed the
merits of the case. DIR. Briggs was asked
bv the moderator TO submit his report. 1t
was even more voluminOus than tnat
brought against him. The defendant, like
his adversaries, offered in evidence the
whole of the Holy Scriptures-the King
James, Hebrew, Greek and revised ver-
sons The defendant also put in the whole
rtandard of the church, and the whole of
his inaugural address. At 4:l5 o'clock DR..
Briggs concluded reading from his evil
dence.
Colonel McCook then rose and insisted
that the defendant be sworn as to the testi-
mony he had read, IN conformity with The
Book"
DIR. Briggs replied by saying that the
'Book" did not provide for administering
any oath apon the submission of docu-
mentary evidence, and he objected to that
course.
II fully realize the purpose of the prose-
cution," he said. ''They want to get the
advantage of crOss-eXamining me before
have submitted my own oral evidence.
This is the most outrageous course of con-
duct l have ever heard proposed" lap
plause
The moderator sustained DR.. Briggs
position. The decision brought down an
avalanche of applause and some misses,
both from the Eody Of the hall and the
galleries
DR.. u. w. Burch, chairman of the prose-
cutting committee, opened the case for the
prosecution. He had not concluded when
recess was taken.
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The RoseNTHAl CONTEST.

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec 5.-Joseph Roseu-
thai, the Democratic legislator trom Has
kell county who was counte eel out. came To
Topeka this morning and brought with
him a certified statement from the deputy
county clerk. showing his election by
thirty three majority. Mr.. Rosenthal said
that W II. Hussey. the clerk who cert
fled the incorrect returns, had skipped the
country and had not been seen since
Thursday. The people were up ia arms
he said. aud would surely hang Rim If ho
were caught.
II do not charge this TO the Republican
party said Mr. RoSenthal, but GA this
one man, who Is my bittsrest enemy Ths
chairman and secretary OF the Haskell
county Republican central committees will
issue an address 10 the people or the state
denouuciug the fraud, aud protesting
against Haskell county being held ryspon
sible for the outrage. IL IS my intention
To issue a circular reciting all the facts aud
to mail one To each member Of the leZss-
lature. / believe That my seat will be gisea
To me"
The Republicans claim that R0sen.hai
resorted To fraudulent means to secure bis
election, aud will contest him on this
ground.