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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-17
RAIL AND CRossr1E.

Commencing Monday. the Jacksonville,
81. Augustine and Indian River railway
VIII put on an additional train between
hockledge and Fort Pierce This will
enable passengers to leave Rockledge at
$50 a. m, and arrive at West Palm
Beach, on Lake Worth. at 1870 p. m. Re
turning they can leave West Palm Beach
a. a. m, and arrive Rockledge at p. m
Inc service between Fort Pierce and
west Jupiter is performed by steamers,
mus giving passengers a daylight ride
through Jupiter narrows, the most beau
tl1ul portion of the Indian river. This
service will be daily except Sunday.
The Florida Citizen SAYS: Walter
hawkins, Florida passenger agent of the
central railroad Of Georgia, and the
ocean Steamship Company, of Savannah,
Is gaining new friends daily by his uni
form courtesy and kindness to all with
whom he comes in contact.
An effort is being made to induce D. G.
amber TO defect the course of his rail
ROAD, now being built about eight miles
south OF High Springs, Fla, TO that
point, as by 50 doing its connection with
the Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road, freights would go 20 Jacksonville
that now come 10 Savannah. The matter
IS being discussed by the Jacksonville
Board Of Trade, before which o commit
zee from High Springs appeared this
week 70 urge the change.
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Per Norwegian bark Teutoaia for Hamburg
-1.l52 bbls spirits turpentine, valued at sl7-
280 and 2.992 bulls rosin, valued at 81, 7Sl.-Ant-
werp Naval Stores Co.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS is words or more
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance. each insertion.
Anybody who has any want TO supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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Elena [Gerl 100 tons Ohio. dis ballast; naval
stores for Europe q Dahl& Co.
Ernst Ger, fb6 tons. Ceeds. at quarantine
dis ballast Chr G Dahl & 90.
Transatlantic lNorl 508 tons. RummelhoR,
dis tallast; naval stores for Europe G
Dahl 4 Co.
1 Due tratclli lItall 475 tons, Caaero, at Ty-
bee-Chr u Dahl d Co.
Amedeo lItall 5s2 tons, Babba, Pensacola for
Genoa, repairing-Chr Dahl q Go.
Electra tNorl, 5g7 tons, Larsen, ldg cotton,
the Baltic Chr G Dahl & Co.
Herman Lehmkubl [N0rl, 1871 tons Andersen,
ldg cotton, Baltic-Chr G Dahl & co.
Me Flglie (Ausl, III tons. Paicurich, cid for
GutuJe wski-Chr G Dahl d Co
Lovehierte LNorl, 4oS tons, Miehaelsen, re-
pairing-ChrH Dahl b Co.
Simon Ger SCI tons Belitz, at Tybee, wig
Chr q Dahl s. Co.
Englebrech. lswl go tons, Bckman, ldg ma
val sores, Europe f Minis q Co.
Ludwig Holterg INorl, 1922 tons. Kaldager
ldg cotton, Baltic-J F MiIis g. Co.
Teutonia lNorE G52 tons, Gregersen, cid naval
stores. hamburg-Strachan & co.
Bar6adian lBrI, Ga tons, 81 Johns N B.,
BalmeT
Fourteen barks
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SrEPHEN f. DuPON

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUHTY--Notice Is
" hereby given 10 all persons having de-
mands against MARY J. L. LAMA, deceased,
TO present them to me, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law, so as
TO show their character and amount, and all
persons indebted 10 said deceased are hereby
required to make Immediate payment to me.
Jan. ~. 1894. f. A. LAFFITEAU,
Executor OF the will Of Mary J. L. Lama.
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The suggestion of Contributor" is a
good one and should receive careful CON
sideration. The purpose of the fund is to
assist the Widow Neve, and therefore,
should be invested to the best advantage
and paid to her in such amounts as it may
become absolutely necessary for her to
have. In time her children will be able
to take care of themselves and of her If
the fund enables her to tide over her di fiji
culties until that time, it will have &C
complished all that is expected of it.
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Thor [Norl hoo tons Steinest, dis ballast,
EurOpe-J f Minis & Co.
One ship
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THE FESTIVALS SUCCESS.
Armory Hall Crowded at Yesterdays
Rehearsals.

Rehear6als.
The music festival rehearsals yester-
day and last night We're largely
attended. The chorus at last nights
rehearsal numbered over 200 voices.
DR.. Palmer gave a thorough drill
at both rehearsas. A large number of
singers were enrolled last night. Treas
urer Bates is highly gratiied with the
results of the festival committees efforts
and the response Of the musical people to
make the festival a success.
The reserved seat diagrams for the con-
certs will be open to subscribers only, at
Liyingston's at o'clock this morning
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PERSONA

N-~~~~~~-~~~-~-
IsCHILDREN'S hair cutting free" on the
- 10th OF February at the Broughton street
hair store. Every child must bring this adj
yertisement and be accompanied by a lady.
Don forget that |
E'OR Wilmington Island Sunday. FEB ls.
Il Steamer Flora win leave 1hunderbolt
on arrival 10 clock car from junction; re-
turning. leave island at 4:3U p m. Fare for
round trip SOC; children half fare.
VNEXAS umbrella and cottonwood shade
L trees pear, mulberry and other fruit
trees, arbor vitBs. cedrus deodoras, azalias
tea olives. roses, hYactnths, eamelias, myr
ties, oleanders. rhyncospermums. palms,
cape lasmines and othor plants by +. Hunt
at G. h. Dorsett's, l4l st. Julian street.
/ AIDES! Chichester English Pennyroyal
II Pills diamond brandt are the best.
Safe. reliable. Take no other Send cents
(stamps for particulars, Relief for Ladies, in
letter by return mail At druggists. Chiches-
terChemical Company, Philadelphia, Pa
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second
4 hand clothing Send address and we
will call. Strauss Clothing Establishment
20 Jefferson street.
no you want money? II so. you can get all
IL you want on your diamonds, watches,
jewelry. clothing, tools. guns, pistols etc,
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, l79 Congress
street. e. MuhlUerg, manager.
GOLD COMFORT-After 1 have treated
- your feet you viii wish you had called on
me sooner. / cure corns, buntons and In
growing toe neil. L. Davis, Resident Chlrop-
OdiSt, ~ l5rOughtOn street
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GslOn YIELDS as weekly Financial
p%OO depression does not affect Rowe 3
InfGllible Handicapping System. Best and
safest speculative Investment offered. Third
successful year. Prospectus 1894 free. G. ID.
Rowe, Box l27, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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LOST
FOUND
GUARDING
MISCELLANEOUS.

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DOSES, La France, Marechal Mel, thu
~ Bride, Papa Gontier. etc. violets. mar
cissus, hyacinths, asparagus plumosus fern.
floral designs a speciality Leave orders &C
Strong's Pharmacy, O. Bull street George
Wagner, Ihunderbolt road. Telephone 498.
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List of Vessels In the Port of Savannah.

Savannah. Feb II, 1899
STEAMSHIPS
Kansas City. 2loi tons, Fisher, New York
c q Anderson. .kgt.
Miguel Gallart tSpl, 1881 tons. Mas cid cot.
ton for Barcelona Richardson & Barnard.
Two steamships.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

YOUNG man wants board and room In
l. respec liable private family within walk
ing distance savannah, Florida and Western
depot; state price: Stenographer, Morning
NCWS
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John Il Bergen 6l5 tons, Thomas, dis guano
George Harriss & Co.
Vaplaer Black COZ tons, Lacey, dis guano-
George HGrriss & co.
Martha Bement, l55 tons Rulon ldg lumber,
New York George Harriss & Co.
Annie Bliss, 33i tons. Phillips lag lumber
Baltimore HGrriGs & co.
Jennie 4 Wiley, 3M tons, Bulgor cid for
BaltimoTe-GeOrge Harriss & Co
Mary J.. Crosby, 6G3 tons Trlm1l, cid lumber
Provldenco-Georre Harriss & co.
Austin u knight 3T2 tons. Drinkwater cid
lum Der Philadelphia-Jos A Roberts & Co.
haftie A Holmes, ODonneii, repairinBE A
Smltb, Mgr
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Maritime Matters of Local and Ge,
eral Interest.

During the past few days the United
States snag boat Toccoa has succeeded in
finding and removing an old sunken crib
that has given much trouble to vessels
passing up and down the river. This crib
was part of the Instructions placed in the
river during the war, and being sub
merged for thirty years or so. and of the
same specific gravity as water, moved up
and down with the tide, below the sur
face of the water On account of this
popularity, it was hard to definitely
locate it. 1t was placed behind one of the
jetties, where it will do no further dam
age.
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WANTED. gas stove for cooking; must
w DO in good order; state price Address
Alpha
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HOUSES AND STORES FoR RENT.

E1OR RENT two story houses Berrien, near
n West Broad; modern conveniences Ap
ply TO James l.. Rankin, Room 8, Kelly Build
Ing
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED an experienced cook; refer
w ence required. Apply at 10 Broughton
street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.--Notice Is
" hereby given to all persons having de.
mands against DIR. S. +. DUPON, late Of
said county, deceased, to present them to me,
properly maze ut,within the time prescribed
by law, so as TO show their character and
amount. and all persons indebted 10 said de-
ceased are required to make tmmedk.
ate payment TO me.
Savannah, Feb. g. 1894.
STEPHEN F. DUPON,
Administrator Estate OF S. +. Dupon, de.
ceased, 1855 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga,
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-W Whereas,
" Jordan f. Brooks has applied 10 Court
OF Ordinary for Letters Of Administration on
the estate Of DAVID A. MONNEY, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court TO make objection Ok any they
have) on or before the first Monday IN
March next, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrfll,
Ordinary for Chatham County this the I'd
day Of February, 1884,
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk Q. o., c. @.
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ENPL oYNENT WANTED


WANTED, by white girl, position as nurse
" or chant ermald can do plain sowing
best reference. Address 80 Congress street.
A LADY who understands stenography and
"a typewriting desires a situation. Is will
ing to work for small salary. Address, f.
ID. II. Morning News Office.
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BEFORE you Duy or sell property consuIa
~ Robert II. Iatem. Real Estate Dealer,
No. 6Bull street
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EOR sELE.

~SNs@S~~~~~-~~N-~-1-- ~~~~~~|@~~~~~~-~-~~N
EoOR SALE for others, one OF the finest bod
II room suits black walnut; one upright
fine piano, cheap. Inquire A. Goss, 10 Brought
ton street
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L1OR RENT, 2-story wooden tenement on
H brick basement; McDonough street,
near West Broad, south side. Possession
given Immediately. 81 Ebert square.
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BARBENTINE.


Canning [Brl. e57 tons, Pearce, dis ballast;
Europe-Paterson, Downing & Co.
One barkentine
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FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE, OF White Bluff. residence
IL and twenty five acres Of land This is
one OF the most delightfully."- situated, and one
Of the healthiest places on the coast Also
an uniinproved lot containing about two and
one-thlrd acres G. n. DoFsett
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nNE or two statesmen wanted; hustlers
~ who are able to carry stock and open Of
flee, for the grocery stationery and drug trade.
Answer for one week only. Aims Manufac-
turing Company, 226 Church street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
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MARIE INTELLIGENCE.

Continued from seventh page.
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A GENTS make $500 o day. Greatest
"A kitchen uteEsil ever invented. Retails
35cts 2 to sold in every house. Sample
postage raid five cents. McMakin 81 For
shee, Cincinnati, o.
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ENOR RENT, $s}5 new single house 230 Bar
~ nard. Inluiro 1872 81. Julian.
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E1OR RENT, seven room house. Apply TO
4 William Bouhan, No. Huntington
street
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NICE bright rice straw for feed; also lot
~ OF cheap straw for bedding. Teeple &
Co., 1876 BrOugntOn street.
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COZ Dn 0 STOP organ. hrst-class con
tpZs). W. dillon. 10 months In use. Ad-
dress organ. care Morning News.
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MGDbnOuRu
M LLEN Ice Works, Millen, Ga.-Land
WI and machinery for sale or rent. ADJ
dress Lombard Iron Works, Augusta, Ga.
rows. COWS, Just arrived at stable, ia
~ head fine blooded acclimated, gentle
family milchers and springers, also have lot
cheap milohers and springers at our farm,
known as buckingham Dairy, adjoining city
on east side. j. f. Guilmartin Co.
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Q1 OO PER LOAD for sawed oak or pine
pI'OO delivered. Telephone l19. W. G.
McDonOuRh
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INOR SALE. the fine schooner E. V. Nichol.
Il Apply lG2 Bryan street.
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WANTED, white boy, who can milk. 70
w make himself useful in dairy, Fell s.
Jones, emile post, Augusta road.
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There is only one foreign steamship in
port, the Miguel Gallart. She will sail
to-day with her cargo of cotton and naval
stores, for Barcelona. The British steam
ship Glenlorg is due here and will load
with cotton for Reval and Gothenberg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-20
LEVI P. MORTON.

the Democratic party faithful to his trust, at which there was burst of ap- plause.
 During the address MT. Quigg read a dispatch announcing that Governor Flower had declined to be a candidate for governor. There were cries of "Goodl" "Goodp and applause.
 Members of the convention expressed the greatest surprise at Governor Flow CTS action. The usual committees were appointed and a recess was taken.
 The convention reassembled at 4:55 D. in. Hon. Warner Miller was made permanent chairman. The report of the credentials committee, seating the Barnes delegation from Albany and de- ciding against the Milholland delegation from New York, was then read and adopted.
 Cleveland and his administration was severely criticised.
 The administration of Governor Flower was denounced, special reference being made to his veto of the bill to provide funds for the police investiga- tion in New York city.
 Then nominations for governor came. General B. F. Tracy in an extended speech placed in nomination ex-Vice President Levi P. Morton.
 J. Sloat Fassett was presented by Col. Baxter.
 When the name of Fassett was reached there was the most remarkable scene of the session, reminding one of the scene in the Republican national convention at Minneapolis when Blaine received the applause and Harrison the votes. People stood on their feet and waved handkerchieis, and for five min utes the vast audience yelled itself hoarse.
 The other nominations were Stewart L. Woodford, General Butterfield, Judge Leslie w. Russell and Colonel Bliss.
 Cries for vote followed and the chairman ordered the roll to be called by counties.
 Before Ontario county was reached Morton had been nominated, and when the vote was finished the clerk, amid great confusion. announced: Morton, 532t; Fassett, 69; Woodford, 40; But. terfield, go; Russell, 20; Bliss. 4oa; Ar kell, |.
 The nomination of Mir. Morton wat made unanimous, each of the candidates making short speeches, pledging his sup
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-20
abe.t of all in Leavenng Power-Laest U S Govt Report M!a!:I!! Q! Bskl1's BSSdss7
 ABSOLUTELY PURE
M'INTOSH DEAD.
Expires at 6. .46 O'Clock Yesterday Evening
 Full Particulars of the Tragedy.

Dr. Mcintosh. after lingering few hours, died at GAS o'clock yesterday evening from the effect of the wounds received at the hands of J. L. Jen- kins. The facts of the killing as learned by GRAPHIC representative are these:
 Dr. Mcintosh was in the store of Mr. J. r. Quattlebaum, at Sherrill, engaged in writing when Jenkins entered with shot gun. Before be- ing discovered he walked within close range of Mcintosh and fired, the the shot entering the right shoulder and terribly mangled. Mcintosh then looked around and Jenkins again fired, the shot this time taking effect in his neck. Being now dis abled, Mcintosh attempted to escape, but Jenkins struck him with his gun, breaking it, and inflicting q severe wound upon his side, Mcfn- tosh finally retreated into the street, where Jenkins pulled pistol and sent ball crashing into his breast, causing an ugly flesh wound Jenkins brother then in- terfered and took the pistol from him. Mcintosh staggered home and fell at his gate, but was carried into the house and medical assist ance summoned. Jenkins was inn mediately brought to this city by Deputy Sheriff Quattlebaum and placed in jail, hut released on a $5.- GOO bond signed by Messrs. P. N. Vaugine and J.W. Walker.
 Upon the death of Dr Mcintosh, Jenkins was re-arrested and placed in jail.
 The ease will come before the grand jury tomorrow.
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FOUGHT TO THE LAST.
The Santa Fe Farmer Bandits
 Stoutly Resist Arrest.
ABRAMS THE FIRST CAPTURED.

His Horse Was Killed Whore tho Train
 Was Attacked and, Although Wounded,
 Walked Sixteen Miles to His Home.
 OyerfleId Was Caught at n Farmhouse
 After Hard Struggle.
 MEMPHIS, Mo-, Sept 20.-Link Over field and Charles Abrams, tho farmer bandits arrested for their part in the at- tempted Santa Fe train robbery, were only captured after stubborn fight. They both made their way direct to their homes, i6 miles southeast from here, in lonely part of the country. Abrams, who is the man who received the full load of buckshot in tho face, was compelled to walk tho entire dis tanee, it being his horse that was killed by the detectives. On arriving at home Abrams was concealed behind dresser. He had practically run the whole dis tanee, and when the sheriff and railroad detectives came to his house, soon after his arrival, no was faint. However, when he knew that escape was out of the question, he made bold attempt to stand off his captors with revolver, but the officers had the drop on him and he finally gave in.
 After he had been handcufPed the search for the other bandits was re- sumed. On the farm of Mrs. D. Tull, near by, the officers found Overfeld, who had crawled under bed. The house was first surrounded and dele gation sent in to make search. Mrs. Tull and her two daughters stoutly de- nied that Overfield was in tho house. Overfield showed fight when he was dis covered, but before he could use re- volver he was grabbed by one of the of fcers. A fierce struggle ensued, the bandit finally being overpowered. Both he and Abrams with the two brothers oi the former, around whom suspicion also rests, were handcuffed and taken tc Memphis. The search for the remainder of the gang is being kept up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-20
Longevity of Femalea.

The Medical Record says woman has the advantage of man as re- gards longevity; she suffers less from accidents, injuries, and many forms of disease; she is, i'll fact, more tena- cious than man of the limited enjoy ments allowed her. Dr. Brandreth Symonds has collected and studied a large number of statistics to illus trate this fact (American Journal of the Medical Sciences The compar- ative mortality of the sexes at differ cnt ages shows that in the first year of life the mortality of the female is much less than that of the male, be- ing at birth 92.63 per 1 1000 as against ll2.S0, and at the end of the year 3l .S7 as against JOS. This difference con tinues up to the fourth year. From , to l2 the female mortality is greater than that of the male, being at the latter period 3.56 for males and 4 2S for females. At the age of 46 the male mortality equals that nf the fe- male, the latter having been up to this time slightly in excess. At 56 the female mortality gains on that of the male, but is always slightly below it. Woman has not only a less mortality, but a greater long evity than man. There is, also, a plurality of female births.
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STOCKHOLDERS IN A ROW.
Minority Holders of tho Alley Mako
 Vigorous Protest.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The promised fight between the big stockholders and the little stockholders of the Alley L road has begun in earnest. The minor ity holders, or outs as they are called, have entered vigorous protest against the present management. They appointed a committee to call on President Hop kins and demand the privilege of going through the books. The charge was freely made that the Ally L, which was projected as a rival of the southside cable lines, is being run in the interest of those surface roads. It was charged also that the present directors was scheming to bankrupt the compsn throw it into the hands of receiver. wipe out tho entire capital stock of ST. 500, 900 and turn the remains over to the bondholders, leaving the stockholders without a dollar to show for their enor- nous investment.
 The meeting was attended by about SO stockholders, who represented between &, 200, 900 and SC, 5o0,OOO of the capital stock
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SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
Two Tickets win be Named, Roth
 Claiming to be Democratic.

Two Tickets Win he Named, 10th
 Claiming to be Democratic.
 COLUMBIA, Sept. 90.-The anti-Tillman convention adjourned without making any nominations, the vote being 120 against 104 in favor of nominating. Res olutions were passed demanding of the state convention the adoption of the Chicago platform and allegiance to the Democratic party, the repudiation of the state convention of 1899, which adopted the Ocala platform as the principles of the Democratic party of the state, and that no nominations be made of persons not in full accord with tho Democracy or who acknowledges allegiance to the Populists.
 It was resolved that if the convention fails to do as demanded then all true Democrats shall be absolved from ob- hgation to support it's nominees.
 Tho state convention met yesterday and it Is possible that John Garry Evans will be its nominee for governor.
 The convention will, in all probabil- ity, again adopt the Ocala platform. That there will be two tickets, both claiming to be Democratic, Is almost certain.
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A ..t A MOntI,rfnI Trnnt

v.a,,,', a,allager Martin has succeeded in
 raa''g "'ing the world-eminent mind
 u,a aaef' Mf' ehas. F, Haynes. fornext
 oaaay na', night, September 2l, for one
 rsr,,. raa.fillanee. Mr. Haynes has the .io1 rs'a1loh of being more wonder
 Bish"." n"n u. than Washington Irving .conaap' p' His manager has signed n tha.'1. taet with Manager Martin an acrra,.s nm to refund all money perfa a',ls rom sale of tickets if said ss,, 't'''anee ~ docs not give absolute
 rarelY '"'n. a This is something very bina,,.sn guaranteed by travelling com