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List of vessels in the Port of savannah
Savannah, Aug %, 1894
.ers- aTarrre,rs

Savannah, Aug 25 1894
STEAMSHIPS
NaCoochee 1905 tons Smith, New York
G q Anderson, Agt
VIM Crane. Qs9 tons, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agt.
Two steamships.
BARKs.
Amalla Gargiulo UTAH. 375 tons. Jaccarino
Log naval stores Europe-Chr G Dahl & Co
Emile tNorl, All tons, Smonsen. cid Cork
for orders ---Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Domenlco Lanata Lttalj, 55S tons, Arpe, cid
Buenos Ayres-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Fortunatino tItall, iss tons PeraRallo, ldp
naval stores, Europe-Chr G. Dahl g. Co
Noe lItalI 5l3 tons, Scala, cid Cork, for or
ders-Strachan & Co.
Rex Nor, sos tons. Andersen, ldg naval
stores, Europe G Andersen & Co
Carl lGerl 6SB tons. Boyer. ldg naval stores
EUROPE Andersen & Co.
Ravbhfld fNorl. 500 tons Olsen. ldp naval
stores, Europe G Andersen & Co.
Violet BrI, sl6 tons, Laurie, ldg lumber Ric
JaheirO-Richardson g. Barnard.
Nine barks
BARKESTtNEs
Ed A Sanchez, 4Gs tons Pooks, ldg lumber
BultimOre-George Harriss & Co.
One barkentlne.
sCHOONERs
warwick, $50 tons Penny. ldg lumber, New
fork-Georre Harriss & Co.
Thomas A Ward. 7G5 tons. Lyman. dis coal
New York-George Harriss Co.
John II Tingue, 52j tons Burdge log lumber
New York-George Harriss Co.
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FOR SHE

N-S~~~~~~-~-~~-~~~-~~~~- -~-~~-~-~~~-~~~-~1~.~~
kNOR SALE, turpentine location; four
4 thousand acres of round timber ready
leased and plenty more TO be had. Also seven
crops yearling boxes and nine crops virgin
boxes. Address Merritt & Powell, Funnin,
Fla.
CYPRESS SHINGLES for Tybee and
y other coast points last longer and arc
cheaper, boats can load at the mill: prices
are reduced to a.. Is and Al 30 per thousand
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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PERSnhhI

~~-e~~-~~~--~-~-~~r~~~~s~
- pANGS wigs, switches" The finest sc
II lection IN Georgia at the Broughton
street hair store, the place 70 have your
bangs trimmed in the latest style; also to
have your corns bunions and ingrowing nails
treated in the most skillful manner
YOUR FEET-Lem Davis surgeon chirop-
L odist, respectfully informs his patrons
that he is prepared TO attend to their feet
cure ingrowiug nails removes corns, bunions,
etc; he will call on those who require his
services orders can lie left at Wheeler's
Pharmacy, corner Bull and State streets.
no you want money? If so you can get all
~ you want on your diamonds, watches,
jewelry clothing, tools guns, pistols, etc.,
and on almost anything Of value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress
street. h. Muhlburg, manager.
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New York Aug. 24.-Treasury balances
today we're as follows: Coin, s76, 81 900; cur
rency So, U43. 900.
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Arrired Yesterdnv


Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort an
Port Royal-C Il Medlook Agent.
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Maritime Miscellany.

Brunswick Aug 22-Steamer Malabar TBrl.
for Bremen, while bound out in tow parted
hawser and struck the bar,
Philadelphia, Aug 22-Steamer Donau [Ger1
from Hamburg reports passed lot OF wreck
age, consisting of planks, Aug 49, lat 40 %, Ion
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Departed Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Brig Robert Dillon, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS


CHANDELIERS brass and bronzes rein
y ished. The savannah Plating and MFG
Co, Congress and Dray ton streets.
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Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings--W T Gibson, Manager
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LUST

N-~-~-~-~~~~~>~~~~~N------
| OST, memorandum book. II returned
IL 10 2l'e Drayton street, or word left. a re
ward will DO paid
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EDUCATIONAL

~-N~-FN~-T-r-~(l-N~-----~-
ROOkk EEPING, shorthand new and easy
- system )typewrttihg. telegraphy. Tuition
1910 month. Day or night session. Geor.
office building.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAITS.


WANTED, to quote prices on monuments
w iron fences, wood maptels and thing
The George w. Clark Co., Rutland, Vt, or
Jacksonville, Fla.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUCCESSFUL speculation open to all; try
- our syndicate system Of speoulation in
crease your income. Information free, send
FOR circular Thompson Derr Co. rs Wall
street, New York. In ,orporated under the
laws OF state Of New York. Capital 800 600.
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HOUSES ANp SHORES FOR RENr.

nOOOEo HNB StOnES run nENIs
TITO RENT, desirable two-story residence,
4 bath and horse stable. 207 Duffy street;
cheap rent. Apply TO Jo-eph j. Greenlaw, 1913
President street.
nor RENT, fine residence, southwest cor
II ner OF Jefferson and Eighth streets new
last October; all modern conveniences. Apply
TO John Riley, ia Bryan street.
NOR RENT, residence % CASTOR street; all
II modern ConvenienOes; outhouses in lane
will make all necessary repairs; possession
Oct ]. VIM. J. Mscaly, Jr., Provident Build
ing.
NOR RENT from Oct. /, residence 1l9 Cor
IL don street; In thorough repair. Apply
to E. c. Way, Drayton street.
L1OR RENT, residence 1916 Hull, corner OF
Il Whitaker; all modern improvements;
possession Immediately. kobt. Ii. Iatem
1ZO NEW HOUSTON street. This ele-
~ gantly appointed new house for rent
all modern Improvements. Apply Appel
SChauL
ENOR RENT from oct l. the following
Il desirable residences "a Jones street
being between Drayton and Aber
corn streets rattnall street, corner
OF Liberty street. The above houses all have
modern improvements and will be put In
thorough repair. apply TO Champion &
Germany, llS Bryan street.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED, hrst-class man cook, one that
w can cook both pastry and meats; must
have experience ana recommendations. Ad-
dress Suwanee House, COrdelc, Ga.
WANTED, competent cook, white pre-
w ferred Apply 81 CASTOR street.
WANTED, good wheelwright and black
w smith. Apply to j. r. McGee, Way
cross, Ga.
I ADHESION can obtain a refined and
IL genteel home work at 8l2 per week. No
canvassiug. Reply with selfaddressed
stamped envelope Esther Allan, south
bend, Ind.
4 GENTS TO take orders by sample at home
"a or--trnyel--We pay liberal salary and
expenses or good commission and furnish
samples to right applicant Address Lock
Box 1854, New York city.
SALESMEN to sell baking powder we put
- our goods in glass rolling pins SEQ month
and expenses or commission. Chicago Bak-
ing Powder Company, 767 Van Buren, Street,
Chicago.
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MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. E. 5:32
N~~~O~~~-~~~J~~~~~~~~-~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~-~-
High Water at Fort Pulaski 0:52am, 1884 pm
Central Standard 'Cimei
saturday, Aug 25.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY co.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
S SRR g.
H. H.nA.aL n.LL.- c..L
The Greatest SOutharn System,

I IMPROVED schedules Through trstclass
i coaches between Savannah and Asheville,
n G., for Hot Springs and other Western
Carolina points.
Also to Walhalla and Greeuville, S. c., and
intermediate points via Columbia.
Quick time and improved service to Wash.
tngton New York ana the East.
only line in the south operating solid vesti.
bUled limited trains with Pullman dining cars.
Double daily fast trains between new York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Char
lotte Columbia. Savannah, and Jacksonville
and Tampa. Fla, carrying Pullman drawing
room cars between Savannah and New York
on all through trains. Also dining cars be.
tween savannah and Washington on trains 81
and 49,
w, A. TURK, G. p. A.. Washington, D. G.
S. II. HARD WICK, A. q. +. A., Atlanta, Ga
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

>-~-~-~~--~~~-~~-~~-~l
ITO DRUGGISTS Relief work desired by
Il competant man Address M. johnson,
care TinsInan & Co., Druggists City,
WANTED. A Georgia raised man wants a
w situation as sawyer in Georgia saw
mill. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply to A.
r. Shaw, Amoskeag, Dodge county, Ca
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New York. Aug. A.-CottOn seed oil was
strong and quiet; crude 29c; yellow at 39c.
New York, Aug. 24.--Petroleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels So 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, 81 50; redne1 New York, in
barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia in barrels, S. 10;
Philadelphia in bulk. 81 6O1S2 So
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nor RENT, from oct /, residence $40 Cor
Il don street; Ia thorough repair. Apply
to E. c. Way, Drayton street.
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stitsaeas failing ssd eeaAdsnss. ~ ~
and soul q eommsres. utterly dss(segee.
insofar - this dspleeahas ooadttiee ves
attsibutahle to lseislation, the repuhueeo
party vas rsspoasibls. For more than ~
ysass that party had made our hnAneaea
end ecooomic laws.
"ln ~ the free coinage ee sllvss -
hesn diseentinusd and eosd became ~
stsadard. In ~ partial coinage wae ~.
sumsd. In 20 this Law was repealed sod
soon thsrsaftsf The coinage Of silver peAe'
tteally esassd. Thsss este Il The rspuh,teaa
party resulted In % lssssaine the vesaue
q mensy of anal rsdsmption % - 70
cause the price of al commodittss 70 NJ
sesass The burdens of all dsbtees, ana IN
paie ths coufldencs of The people u ~
power Of the eovsenmeut to redeem ~
outstanding obligations.
"a Law and practice which allows ths
citissn to pay bile eblisasions to the eov'
eeamsnt IN silver, o. at the ssms tina
permits bim todsmaud Of the eovsrnmeet
sold In The rsdsmptiou oe its oblieattoa =
maniisstly Unreasonable and unjust, and
IN ths nature Of The case must impair ooa'
Adenos and tend TO produce . penSo'
Whiie mot profsssins to understand the
qasstion fully In al its bsarings have
always been In favor Of the froe coinage
Of silver. am In favor OF u now"
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Insst them. 10 plses of The fais peespseity
aad univsssal eoondsnes 10 hsd lslt b.
hind him. .
Senator Villas lisa rsvisWsd % Isagth
ths dt10eultiss that have hssa placed IN
The way of rspssling the pssaioieus eauses
a the disaStess hv the republican MI
nseiiy In eeasrsss, bssinnine With the
Sherman aet down 70 the MeKinlsy law.
0ovsrnos Peck was Fenominated On the
nrst ballot. TrSasursP Hunnse and Sec.
rotary Cunningham and Attoensy General
O'CoanoP were also rsnominAtsd. p. J.
Schmits vas nomiasted for lisutsnant
9ovsruor. The platform rsamrms the
principles Of the democratic national
platform Of 10e3; denouness the A. p. A.
and kindred societies, approves the tn'
come tax and commends Clsvslsnd's 3D.
mlplstration.
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NEVADA POPo.
They Havs Pas . Fail state Ticket In
the FIELD.

they Havs Pat . Fall state Ticket In
the FIELD.
RENO, New, Sept. THE pepulist con.
ventiou rsconvened this morning. The
committee on platform made . report,
which was adopted. The platform do
clarss allegiance 10 the national peoples
party, endoesss the Omaha platfeemi d.
mands the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver ut the ratio of 10 TO 4; demands the
repeal Of the national bank laws; opposes
the issue Of government bonds; requests
tho government to prohibit Chinese and
japanese immigration, request the gov.
srnmsnt 10 authoeiss the states to employ
Idle labor Ia rselaimlne the arid and
swamp lands, 10 b paid by the govern.
msnt In legal tender notss, favers the
election Of senators by direct vote ef ths
people, endorses the government ownss.
ship Of railroads and the snsorcsmsat oI
all the clauses Of the interstate commsrcs
act.
The following nominations were made,
Congress, James Doughty ee Elkoi foI
eovsrnoe, Gsoeas Psckham Of Washos
attorney general, G. y. Sawyer Of Lincoln
controller, Charles Steele Of Ssoesy, fes
treasurer. II. H. Dusan Of Douglass.
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WOODS wispoM.

Ne aays ssrsss Cars Csas UsdsP the csas
trsl 81 the lassrstats Cennspss Lsv.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Wiliiam ]. Henry. .
switchman In the employ q The llinois,
Indiana 3 Iowa railway, was oss oe the
most important witnesses offered hy the
govsrnmsut In the strike trial to-day be<
cause be bad personally resolved . tslss
gram oedering him TO call out The u,sns
Mr.. Irwin objects d 10 the tsstimoay b.
cause Il concerned . road not included
In the injunctioa. but the court decided
10 admit ths svidsnes - possibly throw
ing light on the intsnioos of The rss
spendsnts. rI
The witness produced several tslsgrams
hs rsesivsd at KAakakses signed = u
Dsbs. Ths iirst, f6c1IVsd July 1. rsAot
''Adept measures to est the Bic Four out.
Promise protection 10 ell. whsshse snsm-
bss o. not. Appoint good committees
and wire name Of chairman"
In the hearing to-day Judge Woods %.
pressed the opinion that street car lines
can b eoasidsrsd engaged In interstate
commerce. because persons, en- routs 10
railway stations 70 take trains 10 distant
points, ride on them. He also declared
the business Of the Union stock yards 10
toeutatD.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Information has
been received at tho state department
that tho two Americans banished from
Nicaragua for completely In the Mosquito
rebellion arc now in Costa Rica. II 10 said
these men were we'll satisfied to accept
tho terms Of punishment without the de-
mand Of Q trial or asking the protection
Of tho United States minister to remain IN
Nicaragua,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. The president
has made the following recess appoint.
Virginia, Indian agent at the Fort Hall
agency, Idaho; Marshal Petet Of Penn.
sylvania, Indian agent at the Klamath
agency, Oregon; John Thompson, sur.
yeyor general of Wyoming; Francis II.
Rice, receiver of the land office, Lander,
Wyo.; John A. Williamson, register st
Lander, Wyo.
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JUDGES DON'T AGREE
BslIlgeP RsIsnw As Decision Of
CaldvslL
AS TO THE WAGE SCHEDULE
The Railway Receivers olven Per-
mission 20 Change the Wage
RATES Of Their I'm.
ployos.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. Tin The Ore.
eon Railway D Nsviestion wage schedule
case In the United States court Judge
Bsllinsse this morning rendered an i'm.
poetant decision on . question In point
the exact revere Of the decision rendered
By Judge Caldwell In the Union Pscno
waes schedule case In the United States
court at Omaha.
In the Union Pacific case Judge Csld.
well decided that the receivers had NO
power 10 change the schedule and rules,
but should petition the court to make the
change.
In his decision Judge Bsllinesr said the
court eannos b expected 70 stand ever .
receiver and follow him through the mi.
mute details Of his work. Under the rule
propossd, which was the one laid down
hy Judge Caldwell. the rscsivss might
want to make 100 OF 1000 changes In .
ysar. for each Of which tho court would
sive an order. This would involve ques-
tion that, Il seemed 10 him, was imprac-
tical.
The question In this case was whether .
receiver could make reductions In the
wages of employees without the consent OF
the court The parties were all In the
court and II made no difference on the
petition Of which eide they got thses nor
which side introduced witnesses arst.
This decision was followed BY another
to the effect that the order Of Judge Cald.
veil In the Union Pacific wage cases was
not binding ON the separate receiver Of
The 0sseon Railway . Navigation com.
.pany. THIS disposed Of all the technical
points and the court announced that Il
would hear the case on its merits.
The date for hearing will bs sst to-mor.
row morning. In referring to the causes
Of reduction In the wages Of the opera
tives, counsel for the receiver stated that
the report Of the earnings and operating
expenses for the month Of April last
showed . deficiency Of over 100000. He
estimated for the present year the def.
cisncy would reach o. exceed 100000
and n there was to b . continued def.
cisney In the operating expensss, the road
had bsttsr be abandoned.
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BUSINESS IMPROVING.
That's The Way "HssAstrssss" WIN 1s>
pert re-Dsy.

new YoRK, Sept. 7.-Bradstrss's to.
morrow will say: Special tslsgrams from
the moro important Distributing points
make II plain that In mercantile lines
trade 10 fairly active, fully meeting the
earlier and moro favorable snticipations
In the great majority Of instances and OF.
cssdine them In some. The increased
number Of interior buyers ct the larger
cities within the week has served to stim-
ulate the feeling Of hopsfulnsss, and
aside from the cotton mills strike In New
England, and the distress In the North.
west due to forest fire:. the week has not
ple prices tend upward except for wool.
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BOTH FOR FREE SILVER.
nat These Wssilsnsa Are Cassyia0
3helP Pslnelples Tee Fan

SAM Francisco. Sept 7.-Sserst agents
Of the treasury department have arrested
and brought here two men whom thsy aes
cussd Of being eeuntssfsitsrs who have
bssn feeding Shasta, LAsssn and Tfialty
counties with spurious coin that 10 . ~
maskably clever counterfeit Ths msa
ars james Sylvester and Gsoees Short.
They were arrested near Fall River milla,
Shasta county. ON Sylvestsr's sasch,
where . full countsrfsiting OUTFIT was
found.
Sylvsstsr has lived In Shasta eounty 20
years and 10 . prominent cltissn. Short,
who 10 related to him By marriage. 70 also
we'll known. Sylvester 10 . populist and
. leading politician. A. . delegate to The
recent populist county eonvention hs ats
tracted attention ~ an earnest advocate
Of the unlimited coinage Of silver. making
several impassionsd speeches before the
convention.
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ALL Is FAIR IN WAR.
Thass The Argumsas OF Essts and Hi
Chums.

Chums.
SAN Francisco. Sept. THE sxtradi.
tiou proceedings In the cases Of Gen. An.
tonic Eaeta and his fellow refugees from
San Salvador were continued to-day In the
United States district court. The tssti.
mony adduced, however, was but rspe-
tition Of that OF yesterday, the prisoners
continuing to testify In their own behalf
to substantiate their claim that ct the
time OF tho commission Of the acts
charged against them, state Of war ex.
isted in San Salvador and that the alleged
murders and robberies were but the incis
dents OF actual warfare.
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AS TO THE PoPs's INTENTIONS.
He 10 Net lntsaAisg to nsks nis Dele.
gate Hsrs guRroms.

ROME, Sept. 7.-Inqulriss st the vatican
to-day In regard 10 the statement pub
lished by . news agency saying the pope
10 preparing an encyclical letter announc.
Ing the absolute supremacy Of the apos.
tolic delegate In the United States with
tho single right OF appeal TO the pope.
show thsro 10 no truth In the story. The
pops's only present project 10 70 publlsi
at an indefinite date, pontifical letter
exhorting the American episeopaey 10
favor the Catholic university at Washing
to0.
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Utah Il All Right.

SALT LAKE Cry, Utah. Sept. Tho
territorial board Of equalization has COM
pletcl the assessment rolls of the differ
ent counties. The result shows the total
assessment Of the territory 10 be 81, ,50J,.
2i3,i0
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WHERE ARE UNCLE SANS ovas

lt SCENE Thsre ls work fee Then ~
Blushsld These fiass.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. THE associated
press correspondent 81 Blushslds under
date Of Aug. 81 sends the Information that
few days before the dictatoss, Cabss sna
Madvis, committed another outraes upen
sn American. A launch which stse0sd
cut 10 the Biuffs July with several Noss
quito aud Jamasoa negroes was sslssd
and brought 70 austion before the Nieases
guam eovesnmsnt building. Ninisess
Nadsls has gwen orders 70 eon0seats tho
boat. ~ che played . part. thseGh
against the wishes Of The Biusdsa1s Has
mana company, bee owner. In the nnsdse
of NicalaauAns.
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PRETTY LIVELY TIMES.
Fslses Rssaiasad's Throus oaiA - Ne In
sspiaus Daagss.

Etuo0o Eotvsooo0o Aut0oo uoS8 " ~ ~
sssisus Danger.
SOFIA, Sept T. Much comment has
been caused by the behavior Of sx-Prims
Minister Stamboulo6. On examination
yesterday on the charge that hs insultsd
and illuminated Prince Ferdinand,
Stambouloif thrsaasned The magistrate
and oommissary Of poliee with Vengeance.
He refused point blank 10 answer quss-
tions. He was held In 5000 francs ball,
which was furnished.
When entering his carriage after jeav.
Ing court man struck him with stick.
The assailant was arrested. Subsequently,
o mob attacked StambouloR and his
friends with stones, and hs would peoba.
bly, have bssa injured bad nos the police
intssvensd.
People able 10 judge events alssady
consider that the throne of Prlnee yerdi.
nand has bssn shaken 10 the foundation.
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THEIR LAsoRs NgARLv 1NoeD,
Ksishts % Pythias Wall - Iassssseea Il
Ysstsrdays Proese Aines.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 7.-Ths supssms
lodge Of the X. Of p. ID nearing the close
Of its session. A movement WAS started
to-day TO erect . monument to Major
Rsthbon, tho founder Of the oeeanisation.
Who u buried at Uaica, N. Y.
The supreme lodge to-day sst aside the
action Of tho supreme chancellor and the
major general Of ths Uniform Rank In
dIshonorably Diminishing Col. w. d. Critch-
ton Of Fresno. CAL. on the ground that be
was not given hearing. This action still
leaves the case open for the prsisrmsnt ol
charges.
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Thal's the Fsrssntags sf favesitss 1ha
Wou % Latenia Yesterday.

Wes % Latsais Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Two favositss out
Of six " on at Latonis today. The
track was fast, weather hoe and crowd
large. Six furlonss-Jsrssy won, Alto
June second. Cora Taylor third; time.
Lie. Ono mils-Psytonis won. Alboysr
and Ellen Douglass ran . dsad heat Tor
place; time. i:A. Elsvsn-sixtsenths Of
one mils-Fayetts Belle won, Besvity 80.
ond, voladors thirdi time. i:i0. One mile
and 70 yards-Psasl Song won, George
Beck second, Strathret third tims, lsl7A. .
Nine-sixtesnths oe one mils-Isabslla Won,
Annie Goodwin second. Pleasantly third ;
time, 81. Six furlones-Mlss Llly won,
Guilty sseond, PsnnIlsss third; time, ! rs.
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THEY NEED A LESSON
ns Swamp Angels Of IleafiGli Spoil.
il6 for Z Fight.
SEIZED AN AMERICAN SHIP
Subjects Of Unols Sam Don't Aps
pear 70 Have Very Much
Protection Down
That Way.

New YoRx, Sept IA special dispateA
from Washinaton Gays: According 10 .
rspoet received at the state department.
from the consular agent at Blushslds, IN
American merchant vessel vas ssissd b.
the Nicarasusu authorities and used "a
convey psisonsrs captured 81 thst place
TO Colon fos transportation to Managua.
The owners submit request foe indsms
nifty.
The state department will ask the Nies
arAguan government 20 explain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-08
Thsx leuai oe nask.

Colon, sept. THE United Staase
steamer Columbia has been ordsesd 10
convey the American refugees q Pogs
Limon back to Blusaslds.