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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II is ELENATING
TO BE A FREE HOLDER.

1t lends dignity to ones feelings for him to
know that he has taken the last degree OF citi-
zenship and owns part of the earth.
Such man, when he sallies forth the next
day after his purchase, imsgnes that the sun
shines brighter, the trees are more beautiful,
all nature seems to have been formed for his
special enjoyment
He feels something akin to piety for those
poor creatures who are living in rented houses.
although they may pay hundred month for
them.
He looks patronizingly upon some embryo
politician, bent, as it were, with the weight of
his ward nomination, but yet who didn't hold
bond for title for a suburban lot.
Our free holder begins at once to take more
interest in government and in who is to form
the taxing power. He may be surprised, it is
true, to find such an anomaly as non realty
OtorlerS enGctin9 the tar laUS. Yet that fact
alone will set him to desiring reform. and right
then he has become better citizen.
All Of these benefcent results are obtainable,
and may be realized when
4 FIVE-ACRE Grange LOT
Is purchased at the small cost of forty dollars
per acre
AND MORE Is ACCOMPLISHED,
Becausea profit is sure to follow such an in
vestment. No man who has exercised ordinary
judgment. and invested in Chatham County
Real Estate during the last five years, has
failed to realize greater profits by four fold
than he could have desired from any other in
vestment
Find further facts from
G. H. SETT,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
I42 Congress Street,
Savannah. Ca
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SPECIAL NOTICE

We have placed on sale this day $50 Mems
Suits, which we are offering at from S. to SO so.
We guarantee them equal to anything ever
offered in this city at $40 and S12, Bought them
very cheap from manufacturer who was short
of funds and we accommodated him. Call early
and see these suits. You will find them on ouH
second floor.
APPEL d sCHAUL,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
N. B.-A guaranteed Wool Fancy Undershirs
for so cents worth 81 50 of any mans money.
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no YOU NEED PAIR OF SHOULDER
BRACES
If so call at
R. c. McCALL'S DRUG STORE,
CORNER CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS,
And he can fit you with pair of the best made.
For Ladies' and Gentlemen Girls and Boys.
Come in and examine them, no trouble to show
goods. Polite and prompt attention to all. A
full line of Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
Patent Medicines etc.
r G. MCCALL, DRUeGIsT,
Corner Congress and Whitaker Streets,
Savannah, Ga.
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A SUCCESSFUL DEPARTMENT.

While San born. Vail & Co., 741-745 Mar
ket street. have been devoting an unusual
amount OF energy and attention to the latest
branch OF their business, the stationery de-
partment, 1t must not be thought they are
neglecting the picture and frame depart
meDt. Numerous samples OF new holdings
have been received within the last two
weeks for the suitable framing Of pictures
for Christmas gifts. The stationery and
leather goods department seems to have
filled long felt want, judging from the
number OF ladies who have become steady
patrons of this branch. Call in and see the
very latest styles In polite correspondence
nrli Il FrMo 6p FIR
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
"a Calf Aka Ia Vnun- U.iI. ~
II Made n Difference.

''No. Mr.. Dearbor said Miss Eastlake,
and there was world Of sympathy for the
young man she was rejecting in the tones Of
her voice and In the expression of her face
as she spoke. mo, Mr.. Dearborn. IL cannot
be. AS q man respect you. but feel that
We are utterly unsuited to each other L do
not wish TO pain You. and / trust have
helped TO make your disappointment easy to
bear. We can always be friends, / trust,
so bear up and be content"
II can't say that Ii is much OF a disap-
pointment, Miss Eastlake." tie young man
replied frankly. THE fact is that Miss
Ethel Chapman. exercising her leap-year
privileges. has asked me to marry her.
didn't like to refuse her. so / begged for a
week In which to consider 1t, hoping that
in that time might"
Say no more, Mr. Dearborn" Interrupted
the maiden. as deep expression of scorn
overspread her lovely features. IF Ethel
Chapman thinks she can snap you up right
under my very nose she's decidedly off, let
me tell you. Willie, love. l am yours"
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THEIR TREASURE OUT OF REACH.
How Two Improvident Young Men Kent
$50 Over Saturday Night.
Washington Post

%co O'er siRnts
Washington Post
Two young men well known about town
who occasionally take a whirl with the
animals were feeling their oats pretty
pleasantly last Saturday and they con-
cluded they would 60 over to Jackson City
and indulge in gentle dalliance with the
striped beast OF the jungle who has several
lairs In that particular portion of the Old
Dominion. They chartered cab and. with
commendable foresight inspired by previous
experience with the goddess Fortune as
represented In faro layout, they dickered
Tor the return trip as well as the journey
over, and this preliminary being arranged.
on they started.
1t seems luck was with them. and at tina
end OF an hours play, In which any real
gamblers would have broken the bank. thew
found themselves $50 ahead. They cashed
10 their checks with much jubilatIon and re-
turned to Washington. When the cab was
dismissed at Wizards one of the gentlemen
remen bered the races were due on Monday
and thought struck him.
gay, lom, lie remarked to his CON-
panlon, I've good scheme. We've got
enough 10 nave good time on Tonight
1t In sure II we carry it with US or leave il
any where we can get at it. Well want
money bad when the races come next week.
tell you what let's do. Let's put twenty
h'o ap'cSo III tNo cufeiOpeS ana mali EN-
to ourselves and then we'll be o. K on Mon.
| day." --''-
Tom embraced the suggestion with avid
ity. The money was Enclosed, the envelopes
directed, stamps attached. and into letter
box the precious missives were dropped.
About 2 o'clock in the morning fvo
weary-iooking young men lurched back and
forth against that letter-box. One of them
wished audibly for a hammer or a stone.
Detective Weeden. proving around, over
heard them.
What are you doing therey' ne sharply
inquired.
Then with lugubrious voices, interspersed
with hiecoughs. they told OF their treasure
inside OF the box, and how badly thew
wanted u. He sent them home. When the
carriers window opened Sunday morning
two young men with hypertrophied heads
on them stood first in line
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chestnut and stings it. At the same time IL
deposits some of its eggs in the opening thus
made. The chestnut begins to open and at
the same time the eggs are Matching. The
insect selects chestnuts as place for de-
posting its eggs as being the best adsntsd
place by instinct. The fl0ury matter i'm the
nut turns TO sugar, and sugar contains car
bon. which produces heat.
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WHAT OF THE DARKNESS ?

What OF the darknessl Is 1t very fart
Are there great Gains and find We silence there's
Iise Soft-Snut lilies ali your faces glow
VITA some strange peace our faces never know,
With some great faith our faces never dare
DweilS il in daTkness7 Do We find IL there?
Is i a bosom where tired heads may lie?
Is Il q mouth 10 kiss our weeping dry?
IS 10 a hand TO still the puIses leap?
8 10 = voice that holds the runes OF sleep.
Day shows us not such comfort anywhere.
Dweils II in darkness? Do ye find 1t theref
Ont of the days deceiviDg light we CALL
Day that shows man great and G cd so small,
That hides the STARS and magniGes the grass;
on. is the darkness, too, lying glass,
Or undistrscted do We fnd truth there?
What OF the darknsssl Is Ii very fair?
RICHARD LIE GALLIENNE
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF the
beard OF Directors made on the twenty-eiqhtn day
OF Septemher 1892 so many shares OF each Of
sucn stock as may be necessary win he sofa a,
public auction at the office OF the company roons ~
,oro; SoS caniornia street. San Francisco Cali.
vember, 1892 at the hour OF i oiciock ~ Of go
gay. 10 pay said delinquent assessment tbersan
the sale. A w KaP SwS u oApousos OF
cisco. California AsoA IA. oan ran.
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STORAGE SALE

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Monday ....., .............Novemb IA, 1892.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. at
1867 MARKET ST.. BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
BY order of the Columbia Storage Co., ali
of the Elegant Parlor, Bed and Dining
room Furniture. large Mantel Mirrors.
Nearly New arpets, Folding beds. etc.
held by them Storage Receipts Nos. 162. 90
and loo sold to pay storage and advances,
....CONsISTING IN PART Or.
Handsome Parlof Sets IL satin silk plus and 9th
rich covers; Single AID Bed Lounges; Rich Cd1
Parton Upholstery OF all kinds; Eastern Walnut
Oak and Cherry Bedroom Sets; Fine Bedding
Walnut WarGrobes; Sdeboards; Pedestal Exten-
sion Tables; Dining Chairs Hall and stair CARPETS.
Fine Ranges. ETC., the former Contents of ele-
gantiy furnished houses.
Also. SO Nearly y eW and Elegant Carpets
NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auetioneer
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And In accordance with law and an order from
the Board or Directors Inads tho 29th daY Of
september. 1892. so many shares OF each parcel OF
sucn STOCK "a may be essary VIII be sold at public
auction at the ONCE of the company, room So Mo-
Svs montgomery street, San Francisco. CAT, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF November 1892 y
the hour OF O'Clock p NJ. OF said day. psy said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with costa
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
j. sTADTFELD IT., Secretary.
Francisco. Gal. no4 I'd
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Worm.fn Che..nnt.

Pittsburg physician explains how the
worm gets into the chestnut When the
nut 10 still green an insect comes along
and hunting wsrm place in which TO haya
It's eggs batched. lights upon the green
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AUCTION SALE!
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUEHT SALE NoTIcE-MoN0 GOLD
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco. California; location OF
works. Bodie Mining District, Mono County. Cal 20"
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment NO
32) levied on the fifteenth day OF September, 1872
the several amounts set opposite Iho names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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Noise at All.
nr.aoo NJ.

Dundee News.
Mamma. dear" said Janet. Eat what
time in the day was ! born?"
AL o'clock in the morning."
And what time was born?" asked Jack.
mot Until O'Clock"
"AhF' cried Janet. my birthdays longer
We'll. said Jack. whats the use Of
being born before It's time 10 get upp1
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baldwin
g. HAnnoND
III Montgomery
lV Street
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES,

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-GRAY EAGLN
- Mining Company. Location OF principal uIaca
OF business. San Francisco California;. oea ZION OF
works. Placer County, Cal A Vi
Notice-There are delinquent upon the followfnv
Iescriped stock. on account OF assessmens mo 3Ol
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September 1922
tne several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows: 49,
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The WEEKLY CALL stands far in
advance of all competitors, in
quantity quality and variety
OF reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from it's perusal
Only 81 per year. post paid.
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And In accordance with law. and order of
TIE Board or Directors. made the ffteentn day
OF september 1882 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold a.
public auction at the aucton-house of s. r Middle
ton o.. 36 Montgomery street, San Francisco
Calit ornia on MONDAY, the fourteenth day OF No.
vemoer. 1892. at tho hour OF / O'Clock p NJ OF sala
day, 20 pay said delinquent assessment therson
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale "a
H. D. WALKER, Secretary.
omce-Room 81, Nevada block 3O9 Montgomsry
1900 80 TA1ASiseo' california oc2S I'd
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CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsoRIF-
~ tons taken az GALL Branch omces. eos Larkin
g. 3S9 Hayes st and 25tS Mission St; open I'll
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)ELlNQUENT SALE NOTICE BRUNSWICK
=, Sohsoiidsted Gold Mining Company Iocatlan
OF principal place OF business San FIR. nctsco Gal
AoSstion OF works. Grass valley Cal
oLee-1here are delinquent upon the following
ss ,oeu STOCK on account OF assessment No 4,
sSsieu ON the 2sth day OF september 1892 the sew
erai amounts SET opposite the names Of the rospec
tive shareholders as foInwo. 'SS ~ 'H~AS
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Acme Art Co
Acme Co
AhOlten. II
All, Geo
Ellsworth. Mrs ma ]
Albert, Mrs Lizzie
Atbin, JohHie
Alexander. Miss II s
AiexanGes, j A
Allen. Mrs Is Il
Allen, Mrs Kate
Amer. Smoke burner an
Fuel Saver
Ames. Eddie
Anderson, Mrs
Anderson, A III
Anderst a. Miss Annie X
Bach, y
Baker. Mcmillan & Co
Baker. Chas
Baldrldge. Chas
Bane. &c
Banks. Arthur z
Barclay, James
Barley, Mr.
Iarnes, Mrs G
Barnes. L
Barrett, Miss Blanche
Barrett. Charlie
Barry. James
Barrens, II G
Barth, Karl Z
Bartrukoski, Antoni
Bates, Fred
Bates, Susie r
Batchelder. 6 II & Co
Bayly, } X
Bean, Arthur Il
Beck, Geo X
Beck. Paul
Bee ht. Chas + d Co
Becker, osborn
Beecroft, V w
Bell, Colin
Bell, James
Bell, Miss Rita
bell, Mrs VIM
Bellerrne. Marie Innie
Benach, Mrs p N
BeaitZ. Adclph
Bennett, Miss Alba
Bennett. Ernest
Berger, A
Berger, III
Berlin, Z l.
Bernstein a Stehnken
Beth & Frick
BeIlepe. Louis
Boyer, ii A
Bel or, w A
Bientz 4 Kewitz
Bird. u Il
Birmingham, John NJ
Bishop. A Up
Bischof. II
Bissell. Henry z
Blackwell. j q
Blake, Homer K
Cal Cigar Box Co
Cal Turf, Editor of
Caldwell, Charley
Caldwell. Frank
Caid well. w L
Cameron. 3 w
Campbell Printing Pres!
Mfg
Camel. Mrs JIG
Carlson, Miss Anna
Carlson. Victor
Carney. Al drew b
Cerroul, John
carter. n C3
Carter, Sam
Carvii. o )
Cassel, Michael
Caveil. Mrs
Chapton, J X
Chesbroagh. Geo
Child. Homer 2
Chip, Warren 8
Chisholm. N A
Chitwood, Cd
Christen. Maria
Clack. Mrs { Eulton st)
Clancy. John
Clark, Mrs
Clark, Mrs N
Clark, Miss Nettie
Clark, w NJ
Clarke, Andrew
cleveland, BIS
Cling, Miss Rosalie
CoakIey, John
Coburn, Mrs w Ii
Coe, Harry II
Cohn. Marcus
Daley. HIrs Emma
DAILY, Miss Mamie
Dalton. Miss Anne Gel
trude
Banker, Mrs A
Darcy. James 8
Dare. Mrs II @
Davies. Mrs j r
Davis, X r
Davis, w X
Dawson, c L
Dawson. VIM
Dsymore, Mrs Fanny
Dean, Mrs Arthur
Deben. Mr.
Debol. Bernard
Deiom ba, J
Delomba, John
Dempsey. Miss Minnie
Derham. Torrance
Derby. Mrs e l.
Devoll. III III
Diamond. G wv
raston, David
Eaton, e
Edwards, Chss
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postofnee at San Fran.
CISCO on MONDAY, November IL, 1892.
s9- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give the
date OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent 70 the Dead-letter once
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

FinneH & W. Richfeld @ II Brondhursr. W & I
j j Palmer & W, n Chicago
A Bainlen, u s A c ii Quick PhIladeln
y X LOWS a w. Seattle Williams, PhiIadelp
II II Lewis W, Seattle Mrs NJ Taylor Phila
Lewis, Seattle Miss } f Taylor Phila
Miss Bessie Lewis d md, Miss A Babcock, ri
Seattle l. l. Otis Ohio
RIM shackelford Probes Z Is WrIyht Sv ohto
Creighton, Los Angeles Wright Ohio
U ii GoidSby, Santa Cruz Tobey Mass
Johnson chicago X Turner, Stockton
mI honlas W, Cal Mrs vi Curtis, Cal
reynolds Los Angeles Miss Fluson. Siam
ID MAXWELL, Glasgow G BoIderman Japan
Slawson. Sacramento T J Cowie s N
p Williams. Salt Lsae w CostilIae USN
mrs . ~, rowe Cal King City
J Schmidt. London DR. Cluness & W, sacto
Miss Reggie London L Miner, Chicago
Miss / Heggie, London wv Wallet * (, Yokoha
w Rankin London X Green, Conn
Auil W, Folsom &c Montford. Saersmel
ID Newen Y Survy w L Austin, Portland
j Smith, Livermore RobD Port Costa
L Dunlap W. Boston
PALACE HOTEL
j u Brown, Placeryille r Barcar. yacayille
r Buck, Nacayiile Lougini, Chicago
turlln, seattle A w Nesbit W, st Lo
r Weegs. Ill II r Weaks IN
Migheli d W Cal W Moyie. Ross Vale
lilicot, Paris A NJ Fletcher London
O'Dell W, Newark Ames, UsN
j Burk San jose JL Smith, Scotia
G StitL NacSyille A M Stevenson yacayl
bartlett, Boston Bartlett, W, c, Bosi
Black burne, n Y s Hartt Montreal
Miss Howe. Boston j w Scott Los Angeles
bradoury, Los Angeles Mrs y Finemired
11Ao u v SbSiSoH Wilmington
mrs n d Herse. Pa Miss e Peterson Pa
cutter Eureka w Il Virginia City
j Bergin d W. Los Ang g N bartlett Y
Col ii Treyelyn, Fresno CP Howell a W. NY
A Bal W. Vallejo n Jacobson Y
M w Stimson, Los ADg b C de Lfyron RussI
X Learie, City OF Pekng Navy
Franksuberg, Ny Terry a W. London
j Logan, Santa Cruz + w Swanton Santa q,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
ROBERTS, ventura q w Hund. Ventura
A Covert, Stockton j Connolly Mayfeld
j Care CO. Seattle Mrs L aisew wis
BaIr, Wis Faulkner, Sacto
Coppock, BouidinI KIinge Wash
. ISL, Portland Beae. Santa Rosa
johnson. MINI ENarton, Chicago
A Osborne, Chicago w S Sherwood 0aklan
6ohey, vallejo Robertson, Los 6ato
q Shoder Sacto harston, Berkeley
Barney, Mare Island Cook. Seattle
Rudy. Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
w Lanigan, Salt Lake j Is Young, walla Wall
NJ Kelly, San Jose Hughes, Angel Islam,
ID II Jonas. Alameda Kelly, Alcatraz
@ Harris. Omaha b Thomp son, Omaha
w seaman, Sacto OF Won Graf, Sacto
j Brotherton. MINI j higgins, san Rafae
+ L Curtis. San Rafael J Mccain, Eureka
l. Cobb, Ukiah BRoss. Ny
CD Hagen N X Browning NY
X Marcy, Fresno Nelson, Fresno
4 Matezorriz, stockton w Sanford, Deiano
DR. Weiner N A Hunt, Yreka
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Victims StIll being Found,

New York, Feb. 9.-At three o'clock this
morning the whole force Of men at work on
the ruins of the Hotel Royal commenced to
clear away the debris in the cellar under
which was the dining room and near the
elevator shaft and staircase. Three hours
later tho sixteenth body WAS unearthed
All three of the bodies found this
morning were those Of women, but none OF
them have been identified. Ono body has
been identified this morning. 1t was No. &
and was recognized AZ Miss Saruh Blnke, of
Sheldonville, Mass.
This afternoon workmen discovered u
foot near the SPOT whore tho seventeenth
body was taken out. Later on the din
monds of Mrs. Van Norden were discov, red
IN silver onskot. At II late hour tonight
no more bodies had been discovered.
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DESERTED DROWNING MEN.

The Cowardly Coaduct of Creek Sailors
Whose Vessel Foundcred.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Sensational rumors are
current to the effect that the Greek steamer
Empiricos, recently wrecked off the Sicily
islands, foundered during mutiny of the
crew in which the captain and some officers
we've murdered, and also that the
remaining officers were murdered in fight
with knives to secure one of the boats after
the accident. The statements of survivors
are conflicting but it ia evident that the
Greeks, forming a majority of the saved,
used violence to prevent the access of
others to the boat. Three Maltese
sailors agree in stating that u man
WAS beaten off the boat and drowned. An
other man says the life boat which rescued
the Greeks was about to return TO the
doomed vessel for the others. but the
Greeks refused to allow it, and the English
captain and officers were lett to
their fate. A Maltese named
lalzan says there was room for fifty men
in the life boat. but it contained only tif-
teen. When they pulled little distance
those left on the vessel were heard shrieking
and irnploring to be saved. The Maltese
started to back water but the Greeks over
powered him and threatened to kill him
unless he obeyed orders. According to
another story the Greeks declined to pick
up men swimming behind the life boat and
felled with an iron bar one man who
clutched the boat.
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ON A MISSION OF MERCY.
Tho Good Ship Missouri win Start March
I2-Bread for the Hungry.

Tho Good Ship Missouri VIII Start March
I2-Bread for the Hungry.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.--The Atlantic Trans
port line steamer Missouri will sail from
New York March II on mission of mercy
to Libau, on the Baltic sea, in
Northern Russia. President Baker, of
the Atlantic Transport line, offered the
steamer to day to w. G. Edgar, manager
of the Northwestern Miller, to carry 10000
tons of food which have been collected
for the famine stricken peasants
OF Russia. Late in tho after
noon Baker received telegram from
Edgar ACCEPTING the offer, which is equiva-
lent to u contribution of $4,000. The Mis-
souri, will he commanded by Capt. Gates
who was her chief officer at the time of the
Denmars's rescue,
Eve,y,hins III connection with the Mis-
souri's trip will be free. homas Hogan tG
sons steveaores, applied for permission to
load the ship at their own expense.
The Deriving White Goal Mining COM
pany, of New York. have offered to
coal the ship for her trip. New York ware
houses will store supplies until ready for
shipment. No wharfage charges will be
made. The New York Central railway will
collect food and deliver it in New York.
and tho underwriters are now consult
ing whether the can insure it,
without cost The 10000 tons of flour will
not much more than half fill the Missouri,
IA she has a carrying capacity of 80, 600 tons.
All that may bo received up to the time
she sails, in addition to that already on
hand, will be sent over i'll her.
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OUTLAWS lin POSSESSION.
A Town in Oklahoma at the Mercy of
Land Jumpers and Criminals.

A Town in Oklahoma at the Mercy of
Land Jumpers and Criminals
GUTHRIE, o. Il. Feb. 9.--The past forty
eight hours have Witnessed scenes OF
wild excitement at Ell Reno which out
rival anything ever seen in the ter
ritory. That town was built
upon the claim of Major freeman, all the
residents Of the place having bought lots
of him. So, when Secretary Noble de-
cideded last Saturday that Freeman's title
to tho claim was void, it left every
piece of property in the town at the mercy
Of vandals. News of the decision reached
wild. First the loafers began Jumping
lots. Then others followed. and soon
all business was suspended. Court officers
joined the mob, which by nightfall became
unruly. Gov. seay telegraphed the
sheriff and other officers to dis
perse the crowd. but they did
nothing. To-day affairs took more Sc
rious turn. Houses were broken into, peo-
pie were driven from their homes, and
everything possible WAS done by the ex--
cited mob to drive the orderly element
out and give the Jumpers possession of all
property in the town. United States Mar
shall Grimes has ordered all deputies to the
scene of protect the people. and Secre-
tary Noble has been wired as
to the condition of affairs and
Fort Reno to proceed to the scene of the
disorder. Feeling at Ell Reno is running
very high Tonight and trouble is likely to
occur any moment as lot jumpers have
been joined by the worst elements from oil
over the country.