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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. DECEMBER r. 1898
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship City Of Macon. Lewis. Boston
C G. Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee, AskIns, New York
&C q Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Baltimore
j CarOlan-
Bark Verdad TSp1. Sosvilla, Santa Cruz de
la Palma-EsteVe & Co.
Bark Peppino lItal, Cafero, Venice
Chr c. Dahl s Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12
COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.

Another 1-l6c. decline was the order Of the
day and still light demand. The market,
however. remained easy. On Change at the
first call. at 10 a. m, the market opened easy
and unchanged, with sales Of 7S9 bales. At
the regular midday call, at p. m, there
was a decline OF ZIG c, with sales Of S64 bales
AT the third and last call the market was very
quiet, yet unchanged. the sales being $40
bales The oncial quotations at the closing
Of the market were as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12
Notice to Mariners,

Pilot charts and all photographic information
will be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge in United States Photographic ONCE
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12
Rice
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine- The market opened and
closed steady at PC for regulars at the
Board of Trade but the demand ia the mar
ket was very moderate. The orders which
were in were readily filed at 264c when the
day business closed. The market was quite
firm, however, at the latter price
RCSiu-Ihc market Is very firm and several
grades advanced. the demand being strong
for h ana above. These grades. except wa
ter white. advanced 90 per barrel at the clos
ing OF the market
The official quotations at the closing OF the
market were as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12

Steamship Dessoug. Doughty, Philadelphia
&C G Anderson. i.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York
C @ Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, Baltimore
j } CarOlHn. Agt.
Schr Charmer Dabol. New York, cargo
misc llaneous merchandise. vessel to Jos A
Roberts g. Co.
Bark Adele [Swl Person, Liverpool
Master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12

Arrived Up from Tybee Yesterday.
Bark Siroaa LItall Observation-Disclosures Dahl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12

New York, Dec. IL, p. m.-Money on call
has been easy ranging from 1U1I2 per cent.
The last loan was at l. and at the closing
was offered at /.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Gi}a per cent
Bar silver 69Bc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-12

Market for poultry steady; fair demand:
f68 SG geese P natr 95c@2i o5 9 6ncl5a
65G75c. Market for eggs is firm; supply fair;
country per dozen. 29@-c Peanuts-Ample
stock; demand fair; market steady. fancy
hand picked Virginia, Il n, 5c; hand-picked
Il 10, &c; small hand -picked p 10, &c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05
w METNEJ WODZIE.
OBRAzKI wsPOLOZEsNE
IL.
(Ci& dAlSzy)

Habina Dreissowa ME rozpaczala o nawr6ceuiu, hsbina wart-
st. mio.aa., Jadzia sic cies1yia s1c1er1e. ale iej usmiOh ussyguo-
wsny byli pelen bolesci, 20 ciohu ssePtaia przeznaozsniel!
Dabicki 1alowai Ae byi 4onsty, . syna mial znowu IA mlodego,
DO niezawodnie staraiby sic go saswatae.
Obraohowsl takae, il gotowa 90 dad ma ten nieszcseGiwy dzien-
mix Slawkowi / agonia jego p~rsecisgna6. Byio mu to woale ME M
r.ke, = ale potrzebowalI sic ~usmyslec, DO kontr-miny 1awsze jakies
xnalazi przeciw vszelkieuu misrepresentation.
snier6 sopock, iego mienis, los Leny, na tydzeh przynaj-
mniej doHarszyH Pas1y plotkarzom. Wszyscy byh oiskawi
.obaczyc boRata eksaktorke, ale ona sic nigdzie ME pokaEywala.
Me zmienisa nswet pomieszk,nia, ME przebrsla sic Z ciemnei sukni
starej, posa.la knka tysiecy Ola ubogich pr.es Kanonika, Ofiare zna-
ozna Ola ki.sztoru, zam6wiis grobowiec ola wuja, ola matk, i
smiaia sic smutnie, m6wiac Sawkowi, 1e teraz JUL ME vie, 90 z pie
niedzmi robic bedzie.
Pierwszym darem, kt6ry uczyniia sobie samei, byi p~rzepyszny
Shakespeare i Goethe. Podsrte tony dawne schowaia na pa
mistkel
nadziei pracy, znajdzie IA dnie kufrs podsrta ksiaaczyne, mad kt6ra
plakal ~wzdychal do swha, tylu cd niego pieknych spodaiewajac
sic rzeczy jak mu na6wczas... milo ucaiowa6 to katy, na kt6ry oh
SHADY lz pozcstalyl Mlsze droAs-e So stokroc to ly, nia jesien-
ny usmiech ~zwatpienia mad grobem.
Lena Z uczuciem schowsls to poszarPsne tony Wilhelms Mel
ster-. Egmont's i schillerowskiego Wilhelma Tella, ktore lyle razy
ozytaia, msrzac",
skutkiem zmiany opinii o niei : o oudol mnisj "a zAe jej ma
no, ae chodzila do Siawka. Hrabina wartska prawie sic ME lekala
jej tam spotkst. ~osobliwie, gdy sic dowiedzisla. ze ladnie m6wi pc
fancuzku... Slouem : o dziwna pot7go grcsEs, o uroku uiepial
siio zlotal co wy z ludzmi ME wyrabiacieP Stare to prswdy, powta-
rz.my je wszysOy, ruszamy ramiOnami, sfyszsc je = a mniej wiscei
ulega z mas katdy tel wladzy niePoetejr
Lena wypiekniala, wyrozumnisia, ~wymyslono jj ~przodk6w,
szlachectwo, znsidewano kolligacye, o malo ME nazywano Barono.
VIVA, a kilku mlodziety mowilo sobie, przeeiagajao ME daleko dwor-
ku W swiezych rekawiczkacb, ze gotowi by ja byi uszczesiwic-
gdyby sic tylko ma to zgodrla- Uuzymywano, re take p~rzypadko
we przejscie przez teatr, mic a mic .jeJ ME uwlaczalo.
Samiel, kt6ry przekonai sic, ae o Jadzi ami myse6 mote, hrabi-
n posluguie sic MIN ohetnie wprawdzie, ale westchnieh ME chce TO.
zumiec stal W pierwszym rzedzie adorotor6w de Ia veDe.
Czy Lena to wiedzialaP cy smials sic W duszy z tel nikczem.
nOsoi ludzi. przyPomin.iso sObie. iak oni innemi wPr1ody ola nisj
byI.. ktoz zgadnie. Twarz jj ME zdradzaia mic oprocz tssknty
zuu1enia. swojego bogactwa wyraznie utyc ME umiaia ku'
powala bukiety da slawka, przynosia mu ksisaki, obrzucala go, jh
dziecko zabawkami.-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05

Stan ohorego byi wprawdzie bardzo zadowalniajas lekurz ma
zywal rsne przesliczna, wzorowa ale mimo to Myhski czui " SO
bic, ae z ia krwia, ktora zeh wyszha, ozesc jakas aycia uciekla :
SHY ME powracaly, a W dodatku kaszlai, lekarze mowii o TePlitz,
Q poludniu, o kimace cepleiszym : o Wioszech-.
w czssie Ohoroby najwiscej obchodzaca Slswka sprawl dzien.
niks, zdana ma reee poczciwych ludz, ale nieobeznanych z dzien-
nikarstwem, g~oraCyCh, nieOpatrznyOh, szls COraz gOrzei. Me mo-
wions mu o tenn, DO leksrz wzruszeh Sakszywal - ale powoi to ten
to ow przebaknal, reszty domysee sic byho latwo.
Nakoniec objawienie stanu tego nieszczesiwego dzienniks sta
wslo sic koniecznosciS gdys dlugi rosly, wyczerPyway sic fundusze,
ruina erozils, poczciwi szlscheicowie roczstkowo goriwi zalotyciele,
bronii teraz swych kieszeni z nadZwyczajnym zapsem". Drabickie-
90 reka, niewidzislna ale wszachmogacs wszedobylsks, dawsla sic
czdc ma kazdym kroku.- w redakcyi nswet mial gwojego czAowie-
ka, ktorego tam "a pewnemi ~wPaywami wpakowsl, a ten mu donosil
niektore rzeczy doradzai = rozumie sic z zyczhwosci ds dzienni-
ka.- Poczciwy 6w czlecEyns, narzedzie bierne, ME czul ME
wiedzal 90 robi nsiwnie nosil ogish pod stodoae, " nadziei, 20
zboze wysuszy-.
skutkiem tyob przsrozmaityOh 1ziaish, oddziGiywah, krzysujs
cych sic robo, bylo. % dziennik platal sie kompromitowsl, stswal
prey najlepszych checiach oorsz gorsEym, psdsL. Azeby 60 dzwi-
gnSc, ktos doradzl glosnejsza opozycya przeciwko rzsdovi DO
TO moolo uczynic go popularnym, ale "a drugim " tym duchu z t.
6ryoonomia srtykuIem, Drabicki posnedl do przyjsciels swojego pa
ma radzcy, wskazaA mu wyStaPienie spytsi, cy tet ProkurstOrya
take rzsczy znosi.
ieasi wolno tAkie rEeczy pisao bezkarnie", mol to js Ohwyoe sic
taOo sposobu zyskania sbonent6wi Czemu MEL adzca. szeby sic
ME kompromftowse, ngdy ME mial Ewyczsju odpowisdac ami tax =
ami nis.- povisdziai, Hnl scbowsa nu@sE do kissEsui, = ~nazsjatrz
90 skon6skovsno.
Esssunik, ktory rsz ulegl tel ohorobie ~kon6sksty, dostsjs
Iatvo recydywy. Saiadsoki utrzymywI, Ae kto rag mial wrzod "
Rardls, mose sic 90 spodEewsc, byle nsjmniejszs ~okaEyika- TAX
samo 4 konfsksta, niezmiernie sic z nej trudno wyleoEye, q ku-
rsOya TAX sOisaei wymaga dyjety' 70 chOry O1'Ss~ z E0n'unPoyi u
miers-
otoa / dzieunikowi Slawka traffic sic se " ~Pr1ebisgu tygOdnia
razy try Sostal zsbrany, peszedl pod ssd, strsOl Z ksuoyi ogrOmns
iskas sumo zlotych, rsdsktora przeznsczousgo ma to, BY kosa od-
sadyval, sksEano ma pietnssoie lat cietkisgo wiezieuia, z Posten, Z
urscs przymusova 1 wszystkieni skompsnisDsutsmi n~ajwykwint.
niejsEegu kodeksu ksruego.
wszystko TO cissEyio Drabickiego., jsk cieszy PrEechodnia Oe-
Ola s~padsisOs Z duOhu ma glove blzko idsoego O1lOwieka- EaOisrs'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05
,,Wolne Pelskie Siowo''

wychodzi pisrwszege / pietnastsgo kaa-
diego m~iesiaca. Podaje wiadomosci 1
PoglRdy Z pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jake bea 2 emi0rscyi polskiej. - Pogla.
dami sweml wyswiadcza wlelka prxy-
sfuge czytelnikom W rozwoju umyslo-
wynn. Upowszechnienie tego pisms Jest
bardzo pozadanem W Ameryce = Ia
niosc ulatwia nabycie kaademu. Abona-
ment roczny kosztuje dollar jeden 1
POI, PieniRdze posyla6 przez Post Office
Order, adresujSc: N. Adolphe Reia, 3,
rue du -Four, Paris.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
THE sTEEPLE swAYED.

Looked as if the Tower on the Inde-
pendent Presbyterian Was Going TO
Topple Over.
The pedestrian who passed the hide
pendent Presbyterian church last
night and glanced up at the tall tower
above him could not have done so without
shudder, for it was swaying to and fro
like pendulum, and with every gust of
wind that passed the rod on the vane
seemed to describe an arc of some three
or four feet in length.
From the manner in which the wind
had played with the copper sheathing on
the tan tower it seemed as if it would be
easily able to topple over the tower itself
and when its wide vibrations were no.
ticed the expectation was 10 see il fan
with the next gust
The danger from this source was noted
early In the day and the mayor ordered
that some steps be taken 10 prevent Pc
destrians and vehicles from passing the
point Of dauger. City Marshal Wade
went down with a few men and stretched
ropes across Bull street, both 90 Hull aud
az south Broad, and an vehicles approach
lnH THAT point were stopped al once
Lanterns were hung across the ropes "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
Wind

observer Smyth' report at IL O'Clock
last night was as follows:
At o clock p. m. the storm was central on
the coast northeast Of Jacksonville. The
current wind velocity at Jacksonville was 30
. miles per hour, at Savannah SO miles and at
Charleston As miles. The maximum wind We
locity at Savannah, up to midnight. was 40
miles per hour, at Charleston 50 miles and at
Jacksonville 3s. The extreme velocity at Sa-
vannah, taken from minute records. was So
to 60 miles per hour, occurring at 3: Is p IN.
The total local rainfall from a. m. to mid
night was 2.9l inches.
During the twelve hours ending at p. m,
196 inches of rain fell at Jacksonville and
1.80 inches at Charleston.
AT p. m. cloudiness and rain prevailed
throughout the South Atlantic States.
The indications are that the storm-center
will move northward east of Savannah, prob
ably striking the Carolina coast.
The storm central Thursday morning in
Illinois has moved slightly southeastward to
the lower Ohio Valley.
lis slightly cooler in Georgia, Eastern
Tennessee, Western Pennsylvania, IN the
upper Michigan peninsula, and along the
Texas coast, and much cooler in Northeast
ern Texas. Arkansas, Western Tennessee,
Eastern Missouri, Eastern Iowa and North
eastern Illinois. Elsewhere the temperature
has risen or remained about stationary.
The temperature has risen g. to l2o in
Southwestern Kansas, Nebraska and North
Dakota.
The Weather Bureau predicts cold
ave following the storm.
Apeculiar feature of the storm last night
was that it past over this section very
slowly. The wind subsidized shortly after
midnight and it was thought the storm
center was approaching, but the barome-
ter kept falling slowly after that time
and at 2 o'clock a. m, it read 80 %. When
Observer Smyth and his assistant
left the Office at 80 it recorded 29. 81 and
was still going down, an indication that
the storm center had not then passed.
| Observer Smyth and his assistant, Mr..
Dey, were in the Office all day yesterday
and the progress of the storm was closely
watched and carefully recorded. The indi-
cations when they left were that the
storm center was advancing in this direc-
tion and would pass during the early
hours of the morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

it was bad enough to do any more damage
is not known.
AS for the Tybee railroad the wind
could have done nothing for that unless it
had blown it back in place. The tide,
near the city at least, while somewhat
higher than unual. was not extraordi-
narily high, and as far as can be learned,
little damage was done from that source.
What it did in the rice fields and how the
cotton crop suffered as the result Of it,
cannot be told. The chances are, how
ever that they suffered worse, perhaps,
than anything else. from the continual
rain, and the heavy wind beating against
them for so long a time
Altogether the storm was as mild as
could have been desired, to be one Of the
West Indian stamp, but it is to be hoped
that repetition of it, even though no
worse than that of yesterday, viii be de-
ferred for some cycles to come.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
RECORD OF THE STORM.
The Center Passed Savannah at an
Early Hour This Morning.

At ? o'clock this morning the barome-
ter was still falling and the prospect was
that the severest blow was yet to come.
The storm center came along about that
time and for while the winds subsidized.
The indications were that they would in
crease during the earlier hours of the
morning and moderate later.
The maximum velocity of the wind,
from five minute records, was 40 miles
per hour reached at 500 p. m, but the
extreme velocity reached during gust
and taken from a one minute record, at
3:l5 p. m, was IS TO 20 miles per hour.
Charleston seems 10 have got it in the
neck again, as the wind reached a velocity
there of SO miles per hour, the highest
that was recorded in this section. The
total local rainfall from a. m. to mid
night was 2.91 inches. The following is a
statement Of the barometric records and
the wind velocities and directions:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
COUNTY WORKS ALL RIGHT.
Maj. Blandford Made an Inspection
of Them Yesterday Afternoon.

Maj. Blandford Made an Inspection
of Them Yesterday Afternoon.
AS the storm began TO increase in vio-
lence yesterday afternoon Maj. Bland
ford, the county engineer, took a drive
into the county around the works that he
thought would be damaged most in case
Of a severe blow
Maj. Blandford said last night that he
had found everything in good shape and
that it would take pretty hard storm to
damage the roads and bridges again like
they were in the last storm He said
that the only damage that the county was
liable to sustain this time, so far as he
could see, was the washing away of some
of the roads by the rain beating down
on them. He did not anticipate much
trouble, however, from this source.
THE DUNDEE CANAL.
Dundee canal along the river front, he
said, was exposed and IL any of the canals
were damaged it was liable TO be that
one. The water was being driven up onto
the bitches and swamps only along the
seacoast, and he said so far il had done
no material damage there. The worst
places were out at Isle OF Hope and on
the Skidaway marsh, which were Gov
cred with water, the water having been
blown mp into the Herb and Isle Of Hope
rivers. The wind, during the day was
Blowing ia the wrong direction 10 blow
the water up into the Vernon river or
against the new Casey canal
III viii take o worse storm than this
10 do any damage 10 those works said
the major, speaking with o touch Of pride
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

MIR ]. 7, Harris, the proprietor Of tho
celebrated Harris Lithia Springs, S. c.,
was In the city yesterday Mir Harris
has arranged with Livington's Pharmacy
for the sale OF the Harris Ltthia waters
and he invites those suffering with liver.
kidney or bladder troubles or rheumatism
~ try a case Of this water and II there rs
no benefit the money will be- refunded
This water bias . wide reputation for It's
excellent qualities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

give warning to any one approaching that
the spot was dangerous one.
The steeple still maintained its position,
however, but continued its vibrations.
1t seems that it was loosened from its
position by the last storm and that it has
never been reinforced or strengthened.
Its condition now is a menace. for it viii
never withstand another such blow as
that of Aug. q, and the quicker that
the proper steps are taken TO put it in
order the better il will be.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

in his voice, land I think if it is to be
feared at all it is only along the coast, or
what we call the tide waters where the
tide rises. upon the land during food
tide
TO REPAIR THE ROADS.
Mai. Blandford said also that force Of
hands would be put to work at once on
the Augusta road and the Bay street ex-
tension, where those roads are said TO be
in such bad condition. In some spots
they are reported impossible and the
committee on roads and bridges has or
dered them to be repaired at as early a
date as possible. The gangs will repair
those roads, and will then be put TO work
on the Louisville road, which is also in a
very bad condition for vehicles. The
work Of improving the roads will then be
continued until they are able to satisfy
the needs Of the county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
UNDER A NEW CHARTER.
The Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation's Directors,

The holders of the stock of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association met
yesterday at noon and accepted the new
charter recently granted by the superior
court. DR.. }. B. Read presided and Col.
J. H. Estill acted as secretary. The meet
ing elected the following directors: Geo.
S. Owens, J. B. Read, NJ. D., Lawrence
Lppman, John Flannery, ]. H. Estill, A.
Il. SantOn, Rufus E. Lester
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

capt. Barry Of the United States steamship
Michigan took the cnraval Santa Maria, now
az the Norid's fair our on Lake Michigan the
vlAfF dhN To give party OF iFluds good sall.
it1 bhQ steering qualities resulted 30 COLI
hpp SID the wharf while getting under way
ana almost resulted in running The vessel on
b reef
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

Mrs. L, A. Ford, one of Savannah's
Oldest residents died, yesterday morning
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
A. X, Wilson, on Broughton street. She
was IS years old and was daughter of
Capt Elijah Broughton, well-known
Savannahian of nearly a century ago
Mrs. Ford was a remarkable lady. Her
funeral will take place to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
LUDDEN & BATES 6 MI

WEATHER PROBABILITIES =.
Rain followed by clearing FRIDAY. coniaJ y
Gay night; nigh winds and north to 2orfbe.fi
winds becoming westerly ~''As Friday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

Continued on Third Page.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

As our memories grew vivid the trans.
formation went 0n The feeble inN4nu
on his couch became once more th' spltn,
did. imaginative man of the Stage, luu
of life aud feeling ana ihMilecli ms
whole frame instinct with expression
his features as much nblaze os ~ nam,
lot" or Macbeth his voice ~ mus, al
aud emotional az over. ] Thought on the
great sccne i'm "Richeleu,' when the de-
crepit Cardinal starts up before the
frightened cOurticrs Of Louis Nil anu
proves that he Is all himself again.
Thank GOdl Booth did not fail back nke
the priest in the Play in his former Toe
blcucss.
Edwin began his theatrical career ct
an early age. The son of the famous
j. Is. Booth. whom be- was only .
or years old his mother used TO nc,
company his father TO the playhouse ana
take the child along She dressed
her husband for his part, while Teddy
as they called him, played among
the wigs and paint pots and other the
nfricnl belongings As the evening
wuucd Teddy grew tired and lc re-
membcrs still q dressing bureau in the
room which was opened and q drawer
pulled ont for him to sleep IN while his
father played "l,ichnrd' or "OthellO'
almost within the baby's hearing. But
the future Roscius slumhcred while
the very parts he WINS himself tO I'LL
went on outside his door. Little wonder
that born 4 Booth aud crndled in a
grcen-rOom he should himself become