davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-08-31

For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN f. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
125th Street and 9TH Ave-, New York City.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-08-31
Castoria.

"CastOriaisso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N
, 1894-09-18
I'm bofpitd[ perhaftet.

gOr un9efa9r einem Monat i4oB elm
g%epiiier @uS Hec0eS auf Sic 6ar6ige Glenn
6orn uno Dertpun6ete 0teieLbe int Inter
leib, in 6oI8e beiien iie nac6 benz Gountos
6oipttal gebracbt tperoen ntuBte, no fie
nocb intmer in bcbenflicbem 3uitanoe bar
nteOerltegt. 0a 9teeOes MIR einem 8oliz
Siiten in gdn8 Chicago, nGmlih @e6eimpos
lt3tit @otDbrD Der 9e8plainesitraBenzSta z
tion befannt tuar, fabnbete man me6rere
Wohen binbur9 pcr8ebli9 auf ibn. Conn
tag %gta4nlittag fam CT 0bcr in'S 6oipital,
nm Der GeriDunOeten etnen 8eIucb a63uz
%itattcn. 3ufduiger 8etIe mar Gom6rD
nit benz @ebeimpoli5iiten W1arpole ebeltz
faas I'M 6oipital un6 nobm oerielbe 8ees
pers uatiirIi3 iofort in 6oft. Sem Ser
Dor purbe iebob beute frlb bon &ic6ter
0ople nm 10 Sage aufoeiboben, ltnO 5tpar
unter Steuung bon $1,000 8iir9i4oft.
, 1894-09-18

muB Sic 3abluns Ser Ginfommenftsuer
aQerOtngS ais ell rSfanoal" cribetnen.
2Iber 3ablen Der6en iie i9lteBlicb mHiien,
limb 5tpar nit Oollem 6rg uno 9tebt.
Son ben %genannten bier W!iQionGren lit
&odefeller nod Der anftdn6igite. 0erIelbc
l9enft ab unb 81 mai cine Wtiaion fir
CUTE 3nefe, namentli6 8tIbun9S3pede.
= Gtipa stpei MeiIen bon 9lltamont in
SlObafota murbe Der tobte &orper zines
WfauneS 9ta1nens 6enrp 8aumbofner in
etuem 2ocb i'm liter beS MIicc>See5 9cfun>
ben, wo ct, ieitem 3uitanbe nad] SIT urtDei.
len, i9on itbet cine Wocbe gelegell babelt
muBte. 90 biel man erfabren tonnte,
iuar ber Wann Elm Sniaiic oes Mfinne@
lotaer Srrenaipls un6 pflegte icbc8 Sritb=
iabr nacb benz Srt 3u tontmen uno Sen
Sommer in benz iel6it9esrabeuen, ettpa
bier SUB tiefen en9en Sod susubriugcn,
obne audi nur ben SduB elmer Oede gcgert
bic 1lnbilbeu ser Q8ittcrung. 9luBer etni=
gen rohen &artoffeln fan6 man nic6t5 GBz
bares in bem 2Ocbe. Der ltnsIitdGidbe mar,
tpte aus in ieineu Soibcn 9efun6enen
8riefen berOorging, Elm alter SoI6at unb
bate cine f60ne 6an6ibrift.
, 1894-09-18
Bale Ball.

Die Stem OOrfer geWannen bas geitrige
Spiel bon Chicago beion6ers 6urcb t6ren
aNS9e3eic9neten v4ttcber" Meeftn. Sic
macbten I'M @an3en 5 Sums 8egen 2 &unS
Der G~hicagoer, ipel9e bieIeGben srit in Ser
lebten Snntrg machten. g8enn Elm unz
9IiidGider Stura 9eder's in Der Iebten
SHINING nicbt Die suten 2tusii9ten 6er
GDica9oer perbor6en bate, Damn mO6te
bas Spiel ipobl ettpaS atbers a~uSgefauen
letn. 0ie Score:
, 1894-09-18
1leue @n1eiae1l.

Ollie CODES. 1n3eieen, weI6e fir Ole
mOreen=2tuseabe Ger nJuinois Stats
3eitilns" %auf9eeeben weroeu, eri9eincn foften.
fret i'm QberSbIatt. Die Qnnahnlc pom 2Ins
5ei9en fir cas- AbenobIott f9Ite6t nm II uhr
uJittass, fir Ole mIorseus2ussabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-09-18

Su per StoOt obeuauf ober i'll etn poor Gtuber. rhns
SarttQen, pble 5relloe. o5ne Nues, mas Dem Gcben
beoor 6roll uno Sinh megen W}ougels an trifdler @nft' ~
Der @rIbe pegell. 9Sjr lrmO berett 9ir 6o3u be61If,dH,.
8~rtfenef Stoot cine 9roBe 8auitele e~rtUer6en n mi" nm
llatI2 10 PEI oarolf %6e5obten. pje 9etue W}ittgl GirS
9elfottsT- HeDeGle9e. GtrS teIprtt6' eS, uNo 0orm inrirI
pert 6omtiien onIGtgBeU, uno Dunoert )Qliiij}iGe 2s9m NJ
l!entre!le lt0are4. 3H bit lpi9tummea, All l9TG Tir
%ent9eirli9. 9ie g@e6orour9 GDpnTte @omp9mn91' ~. ! ~
9eoroorH Str @ce 1%toolon, 3talner so. 3o8. M{on
l@9rs mi Dem g!eootDr Ho9 benz 3. Gtof. IIIenI /"
, 1894-09-18
0te SteQung Der Clubs lit pte fo(ot:
Qllf 8eronlafIung bcS Suweliers s

= Nuf 8cronlaiiut9 6cS Sutpeliers S.
S. Gifig, belien @cicDaft iib i'm Wtalonic
&empIe befinOet, iUurOe Der Sutpelier
2toolp0 Bsub unter ser 2~lntlaSe oe5 9icbz
itabl5 per6aitet. ST. iOu einen Smara8O
I'M 8crt6e BON $50 Dem &ld8er ent>penOet
ba6en. 8euB, beIien @el9Gft iid9 in 9to.
1875 State Sir. bcfinbet, lit Gonbibat fir
oaS Q(mt Des Yrobate Gourt GlerfS.
, 1894-09-18
0rnnOeigsnt6um.


Gotten III a.. G. 9srngs Boomers Safe eubsioiiOH.
guf ongemstnen muui5 Der 3abIrst6.u gsiuGsr ssR
9srru 9efins's 5arm AM Boomers Cafe in @iscsniiH ia
be gofs.5ront III Gotten ~ousgsIest unb in ben @2arFt
ssbraGt BOipers Safe 1T in 5peiitRHOIssr Ss9rt nit
Der gtortb Wsitern.gobn gu ,rrsiGeu. Iisst Habe Der
Station GetOu 5unctiOu, Disconfn. Gis furjt Jasri
bon Genoa SunctiOu 5um Safe lit reid al 6censrieu uuA
9slU6brt cine bsrrIits QusI@t AMI Oos Eerumliessnss
SsrratH. 9ie Gotten babsn iarrmtlia so Sus GuefrOHt
am Set uHb ftIbft I'M betBsiteH CONNER DeBt elm be.
itdubig tubIsr mtuO BON SHssu Iber ben gate uNb fub
in SoIs. Der SabfrOut uno bes ftetig fabI.H BtHb.s
bisis Soften bic bsssbrteftsn am sanssH Safe; re babel
cine Sisfs ben 800 Sag. fnb init ben iSbufsH
eSsttsHbdumsH tUte GtHsH, gAasH, 9estrR, UHs aasrlti
S3HHsseDEdisH 5eitauAeR, srBeben fs tssiItpeIfe so SUB
hbsr ben Sss unb biet.H zine malsrII9s ausfGt Ib.r ben
cine TtsiIe breitsn uuo alpe 9isilen Ianaen S.s, neIasT
an Ss6nbeit una Sctneritn benz Safe 6.neea, benz be.
IissteiteH See GSiscanfus. slei6tommt 2as Hars
gaaisr, bon stisnaueasH 9tuabrt, fret BON oaen 6umei.
rfanasH. Der ianSiss SUbsH bistsH bic fb5HfteH Sasss
pIabe; sabIrsiGs Slide, geotfabreu uuS 6eseIH Isbeu
gu btsIsR Short. Sir gabeunftaItsn, suts @srpfssRus
uue preRets gsrbtneuAe 3pti@sH Der Station Ssnoa
SunctioH uHe ssHl safe TT ssIprst.
Sur So sOttea fns OOrBausen; feire syamiIle uuo
9nturIiebbeber icatsu es uutsrIaIisn. fB cine goufteae
gu iiGsrn. gtdbsrs austuHft srt9sjIt. tODis 9Iatsu
~o.risHeet
s. MeImR
1855 MTapaufee 1oe.
sbsr 3tHmer Sc. yfO. 90 ga Safe Cir.
ansiHiser ggeIt. GeIS. anb eoRogefa6ft
, 1894-09-18

GountDzG lerts au8seitent:
8otrif S. Gurrp, @onna6 NepiQe. .22-21
g&elIon s. @merp, sSbo 81. Bates. 1874
CHARLES 9. So9g, 6loro 9. 8reltiber. .53-38
gilbert &reitlin9, 0tiunte 9rensler. .24-20
8taiom 81. Dtoore, Srou Wtarp
Wtprtle @tolep. .4O-38
6ront g. Narious, @race @ntitb. :. .33-22
6reo Setbert, 6anltte &aplor. 800. .22-18
Sulius 0eiOenreib, 6elele urlanb. $3.50
@0Sor 90. &BOmpion, Minnte 8.
mtOHp Bol5orsfo, 2irna nemtucaf. S3-S4
Spron SO, @OObieU, 2ottie Sean
Mel6er 8renner, Safe 8oter. .26-18
6reOerif S. 8urltett, Qlice &. Glarf.. 1870
SolepD 8urtrem Slaf, Marp GQen
9(t9uit 8retlt, Wtorp 0obbed. .24-23
Solepb @roft Oent, Wttuuie @uitir. ..26-22
Oscar propence, 6elena S9utB. 80. 1870
Sonle8 WtiQer, WtQrp McWanamar. .35-27
@tlRelm SobnIolt, @nnte @rifa 90
Son,es ' Gonplon6, Q6o Sin1ees' SIS
@ft3at Dfalinowstt, 6ralrcisfa Ogre
@iaiom S, GuuertOn, 9tntie o.
: : . . . . e . 4" e s~ ." ~ IL
@eOr9e %, Gouo9or, Trou 0}inaie
9QuQDQll. .21-2l
Sames @tlpin, Wtort6a Sane &trtz
ldHD .22-23
Set 0er0ffentGtbung unieres ge1trtgen
8eri6ts erptrtt:
SSoiep9 6o9artelt, Sermita S61parb .22-19
SeroinanO BonelS, Stttlia 9eter. go. 1856
SultuS Q8tlDetmSDorfer, 9onnab Sell
Sorrp 8, Start, 3oaiie s. Melm. . $50
0eneS Suutpot, Wtarp Mltrp6p. ...26-24
9bra6om Cooper, W(olt6e 2epD 49,. .24-19
George Ut. StepbenS, Neuie Sut9er=
Robs srt 4;,,rrcn 0ra,n y :,foi % So -
SuliuS 6obn, Morp 8ettrid. .,.... 1916
Sobt @ormoll, Della 6irneSor. .... 1874
@arl S. 2ltu6eu, emma 6. Carlton. .27-24
gilbert s. SUIT, Mort6o 9. @olbweQ. .32-23
SratliS Safe, 2iSie @alter. ....... .28-24
QSiliom :. 9teto, &outie Deter. 49,. $3.50
@eor9e 6. 2awiOn, SOa &. Qai6er. . .36-2S
0luf 30. @brilenien, 2lnua 9. 4etersz
pplter. ..27-21
Sobu s. W&olmer, Mtarp Gonbe6er9. .29-25
&obert 81. StotB, Qlnuie Wtpb. ...... .22-20
@eor9e .. Smttb, Sobina q. 8ropu 1870
George Is. Garter, @raCe 8. @ibS. e. .24-19
Seremiob 8. @OOt, GbetOpo, San, Stole
0orlanb, ebenOoi elbt 800
@alltllS @alOpeo, SSyDiie Cameron. 80. $50
6reO S. <nS, Spa SO. S6oref. ..... .4O-26
Spbu %. Wtalt9art, 9toia S'9{eil. -. .22-19
OrOeQ $. Eo1perS, W(auo 9. Siion. .34-21
EllctuS SpoQo, &oid Guiintina. -. .24-18
WtottbioS Suu9eIS, Gli6abetb MtlBz
tlt0ltlt .24-27
SolepD 9i6oS, Soiepbine Cunningham .24-19
6ro1t e. 2lnOerior, .6riba 8, 3obatet. 22-20
6r0lt Barter, W}arp Eoltn. .........2 1876
Geonarb $. 6auole, Stole 6. W}onfo. ..27-18
2lttou EDwalSft, 6eleua 8elttolpSfa. 1913
Goworb Slpnu, Qtu9uit0 2o1pleB. 80. 2S-26
@OrparD STATE, &dtbleelt E6pn1plou. ..37-21
&aleutD BatelSti, Wtorie 8teota. .... 1874
MerallOer W}c2lrtbur, 2unie StrouB. .24-2O
SomeS 8. Mcg}0ir, @lG q. harrington. 1876
S0meS Wtottiie, 2lunie Smjt9. $3.50. 1875
Sobn s. Wtolo6, 2lltna 9{epbert. go. .25-29
Wt6ael 9eauep, Della Sbea. ..24-21
GIilton 6. %. @iItilts annie
Spro9IeS. .27-21
SObn DC. 8an gfeit, @barlOtte q, &Olz
Cutt .0l-26
6eltom $. Gears, @oibin9tOu, .. g.,
2iQte Sc. Gbeu. ............... 1913
t9u9o @erltelt, Otarn 9toQ. ........ .22-18
, 1894-09-18
953imta @eroIo, qe6. Wierten.
@e&ar2cta :
Is Q " oDuft Nu?

@m Il. Sept 1894 9gricoridD Seaat,, 0el,ebter Sottf
Wilbelm Hno WtluHa &auB.
, 1894-09-18

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement SoM sRs SST ~ En- IIN%sFHPB4AHNC 3
iae State of New York on the 31st day of December
tI93; made to the Insurance Superintendent Of
- State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
500, Co., 90
Assets.
united States Stocks and Bonds.,. sos. 49,. 50
6Ga1!road Bonds and Stocks I GAO ali az
SSt44te, City, County and ether Bonds. 526, 1876 "a
Soner corporation Stocks. 40.50e.O 90
lash On hand and in Bank. 333'' 72I "a
P %spagSt que and accrued ;..;...... 41,S2l.1 5
4chtluEAs In course OF collection and
BiTss psmigsi9 ..#~..:..: os4, o47.ss
nnd Inland risks ................. 2,1O3.52
Tn oEnef aSsets .'......"......... Sill IS
SNAoaltted assets. ..........S 81 1877 90
Les. .n...., ... fetal Assets, $ 8,645, 987.si
Ties In Canada, Oregon, Virginia,
Georgia and Nebraska.".,.""".- 400, $4,000
Balance. .. SO, 225, O87.s 81
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
cJusteq ana unpSId. ....... .$l47, sa3.2
SFoss claims for Losses, up
on which no action has
peen taken. 152, $780, IS
Losses resisted by the Com.
14,092.74
Total gross amount of
claims fer Losses. 1914, 1871
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
Net amount Of unpaid Iosses....N"...s sOs,OOo.4s
Amount of uResrned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. 1882, 9o4.7 70
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 6o,oI1.S9
All other liabilities. -. ......... 60,241.43
Total Liabilities ..S 2,1l6, 1883
Less liabilities secured by special de-
pesits Observation-Disclosures. 254, 1863. 80
Balance. . 1851, 794.ss
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
..c:"".:. rs 2,l78, q
the year...".""...."..........,.. lis, 94s.6S
Total Income els 2,2ss, 27I9s
Expenditures
Losses paid during the year ...........S 1,449, G25.e7
the year. 1s,589.77
Taxes paid during the year. .......... 3~e,615.64
Amount OF all other expenditures. 15S,22768
Total Expenditures. ...s 2,le9,O 58.1 s
miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois,. S15, OF, 96IO3
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois. ................. 2e2, s72.1s
Total Losses incurred during the year
IN illinois l7, S79. SO
Total amount of Risks outstanding. 1880. 1882, 1882 90
Vas. A. Macdonald, President.
&. W. R~urchelI, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this oath day
Of January, 1894.
[Seall T. LIVINGSTONE KENNEDY,
Notary Public, Richmond Co. Cert. hle6
Hap in N. Y. Co. N. Y.
, 1894-09-18
9}erp Yort. ..............O o 0 0 1 l ? 0 / 5
@DtCQgO .......... 10 0 0 0 D 0 0 0 2 2

nearneo Sums" Stem gort. ?. n5trt 8ofe OH
grarOr5" S9icoao, 2 r|sft ~ &oie5" ~ Diem port, s;
GbtcaQo, :. n,TirIt Bale OIL Balls" OH 9uf0tIou:
90Qie; of W{ceftu; 8pou, NHiou. @ouGe, Srlpm.
nStruf out Yg 9ut4jioa: 9Opte, 9oUl@; BY M}eetlu;
9oblelt, 9utbiinn, S9riper. nElU0 Bale Git5"-8oOi5,
Narb. nSocrifice 8uut 9it"- Ban 6oltreil. nGtplen
9oies" = 99iIntot, Suffer (l, San 3oltreu. r9Ouble
$Si9gn @garo, SITTER ulo 2ogle. "2jt By RitRer" -
Spiel3eit - 2:05 8e1uC0er5a6l = 1000.
, 1894-09-18
pScS=@(n3ei0

@ertuonoten uno 6rehnOen Die trouri9e 9to6rtdt boR
II. Geptember, u ubr 30 Ntiu. ytaum. i'm utter bon IS
Subreu iGuft enti9loten 1T. Sic @eerblguuq finoct am
WittpelD, 0eH 70. Seplbr.. OUu GbiCQuo 2Qlug ana nm
IL llbr 10 lJtiu, itatt. Ser 3u9 OerldBt 3ear6ornsStos
ton al Der @rau0 Erunf=Sabu nm y llbr mad Moumt
9ope.
2Rimna Scroll, qe6. Mierteu.
, 1894-09-18
oEFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
ohhuuI O'@tVmVn' INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 31st
day Of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
150,0S000
, 1894-09-18
M0blirte 3immer.

On Dermietben Gin o6er 3lpei freuHolid mbblrrte
~ 6ront5tmmer. mt ooer obue &uit. III tleiuer 5amille
iHo N Iellter 9taDborl9oIt 5u mdBigeu Rreiiem. 9lur
eiu 8IOd Dom &iuColu Barr Huo Der G]obeIbQbn 9{ad9.
SnIro9en gtp. So Sincoln 9lUe. uale @iscouiin Str.
9iDbQlp
, 1894-09-18
Stdott1hes,
6etrdthSfbeine

ToIgen6e 6eiratbSicbeine tpur6en beute
bon 6errn SalDmon1on inn Bureau Ses
GountpzG lerts au8selteut:
, 1894-09-18
Gil mietbeu aeiubf.


Sc erIaHgt: 3ubIN m0bprte$ Simmer IN auaeneh-
~ Uer, gebllGeter 5amIlle AMI Der 9S0rNIe.te poU ems
5elTtent 2errIt. AOrere q 81 StoGt&5t9. l4ipbap
, 1894-09-18
I'll berleihen.


yS0r9et Selh 0uf 9tomuuteu, uBren, Sulpeleu, Suus.
~ baltuugS=9f6bel NIB Btonps Son Der u, s., 8oibmir
SoaI 81, 4 6lur @BicaQo StOd @r9auee =@ebduoe,
&aiaus uuo @aibIHatOn Sir. Igaqi5
, 1894-09-18
&eriOnli6e5.


00ittipe m66te 5 Ytonote alien 8uabeu bel reipettablen
~ Seuren uHterbriu9eH. Deldle oeuielbeu an &tuoes=
ftGtt aHuebmeH lpOleH. 1913 SuDleg Str, , Sreppet.
, 1894-09-18
ltnterribt.

Is, ne ti9tige acknowledgement bat uoh eluiae GhIu.
ben gu beleseH. 4iB IGertbeuuer. 239 IB. 9ini=
ion Str. @iHgaMg u. 9uulmo Sir. ISM 81
, 1894-09-18
SausbqItnnas= OeaenIfGnbe.

On pertaufeu: Sine 9ier 3iurmer Ginrihtuua
- nebit &it2eHgei4irr, biuig. 90 @tObapt Ctr.
17I3t
, 1894-09-18
Tinan3ieles.


Shole, Guinlau & So, 0tUrtgage gonters, 72 Gear.
~ borHltraBe, OerleibeH @elo auf @bicaoper Srunb.
%ei9entbum al ben n%leOrigiten 9reiieh iODie audi auf Sc.
ooupe- 6oes, lS.t
, 1894-09-18
OeI6Gfts= u eGegenbeiten.

uD~ert0ufeu: Sine 9lpotbefe in GnQlepoDO.
~ quite Sage, quite &uuDiaDnTt, balb baar, Ret III mos
natIlben Ab30BHngeu. &orefe: Sod SoT 81, eHgIel
mDO0, SlS, Stntiou 9. l4iep4t
, 1894-09-18
gerlanat: Nfauuer unO 9naben.

F8~" ~S"RkEFC+ A1IU SINHUII@
N~erlangt: Siubtt9e 9tgeutet fotboliI1e urroe3o.
9eHD fonnen NIT etuem IeI6t pertdufibeu Artitel
- ano Hebr per Gag o%eroieneu. SO SigeI Ctr.
1851 Parterre.
YSerlongt: Sin leoi9er Wtonn BON nittlerem @Iter,
per NIT YTeroen lut9ebeu fam uuo I6 it Sauie
flllBlIb 3n mod9en ipetB. GAS Weus ctr. I'M Store.
Sc erlau9t: Si9tige 9(9enten fotboliI9e uuroe3uoen)
~ to'lHeu nit eiuem letbt Oertdufli9en 9trttfei 81. 90
nn9 ntebr per Sag %Oeroienen. 80 6tael Str. 9arterre.
Io-Pot
g2erlaugt: SIN NIeb9er=Sunqe BON lG bis Is sab.
- rem, nm ORDERS 5u fGbreu uuo i'm Shop an belfen.
813 9ultiu 9tpe.
gSerlongt: Sin gutter Midelma9er ouf 9anOorOeIt.
~ 9o. z Z WenDmtnee Str.
Werlon9t; Sin Ntann gum gferOe beaufiidtiQen.
- Inp2t Berg, 731 81. Str.
, 1894-09-18
SergnHgmngen
Glaiiifiiirte Nnseiaen

fofsr Bis su 10 orteu 10 gents, isoes psitsre M
lgent. SteneuQeIude frei.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-29
The Bilbo Canal.

Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 21.-Editor Morn
ing News: / see that inspector Dcsverges
credits me with the recommendation ito
convert it (the Bilbo canaD into perma-
neut outlet for the city's sewage"
l have made no such commentator.
] do advise that the house sewage be
discharged directly into the river, at the
bottom, in deep water and in the full
sweep OF the tides, the coarser rubbish
being withheld, / make this suggestion
with absolute confidence. If this course
is taken no sewage matter will find lodge
ment in the loose driftwood etc, spoken
of. Neither will it foul 1.-THE sluices and
creeks below and above and opposite the
city, No human being will ever know,
by sight or smell, that the sewage has
gone into the river at all.
The Catastrophism to which the in
spectOr resorts for an argument is not
worth taking into the account Suppose
an earthquake or an explosion should de-
strOy the CrOtOn aqueduct, what would
the inhabitants of New York do for
water! II is best TO do the simple and
sensible thing in regulating the affairs of
a city, The simple and sensible thing for
Savannah TO do is to get rid Of its sew
age at once and for all by discharging il
into the river. She may prudently trust
TO the ductrine Of chances not to have her
water supply destroyed by 1.-The act Of
God 80
Thescwers need not and perhaps should
mott bemade TO converge at any particular
point of outlet They should 20 directly
10 the river at such points along the CITY
front as Will best serve the economy of
the general alignment.
GEO. f. WARNG, Jr.
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wAYoRoss GLEANINGs.
Personal Mention Of Some Well
Known People.

hnOWn Eeople.
Waycross, Ca, Aug. 28.-Hon. Louis
f. Garrard, a candidate for United States
senator, will deliver an address here on
Sept. 10.
The game yesterday between the Way
cross and Brunswick first mines, resulted
in a victory for Waycross. The score
W as 20 to 3 in favor of Waycross.
Mrs. Jacobs, who mas been visiting Mrs.
Paine, has returned to her home in
Charleston.
Mir and Mrs. II. w Reed passed
through Waycross yesterday en- route for
the Catskill mountains.
Mrs. Dixie Hilliard gave a delightful
party TO her young friends Friday even
ing.
DR.. T. s. Paine has moved into'the resi-
dence recently vacated by Mr.. J. K. Mel
son.
Mrs. Barnett and her daughter, Miss
Camille, have returned from North Geor-
gia. where they have been spending
several weeks.
Miss Annie Paine has returned from a
visit to relatives in Townsville.
Capt. G. G. Grace and his daughter,
Miss Louise, are visiting in New York
state.
Mr. Frank Carswell leaves this week
for Savannah. where he will assist MIR
Charles Hinckley in his restaurant.
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A PARADISE FOR srooKmEN.
Thomasville May Become Winter
Quarters for Fine Stock.


Townsville, Ga, Aug. 2s-L. 0. Mar
shall, stock raiser of Murray county,
Tenn, has been recently prospecting in
this section with a view to wintering
high bred horses in this climate MIR
Marshall spent last winter in Thomasville
with four head of stock, aud not only re-
Ceived great benefit to his own health, bat
he became especially enthusiastic over the
splendid effect on the horses. Said he to the
MORNING News correspondent: 81 know
no climate in the world so well suited to
Wintering stock as the the climate here. |
kept a stallion and throeother horses here
last winter and was more than pleased
with the result. The winter rain and mud
of Kentucky are terrible draw
backs in this business. You have
got 10 keep to the regular tracks
and your horses get track sick ="
variety - change of feed change of
scenery and change of track. A regular
graded and rolled track is a necessary
adjunct, it is true, but it is a great thing
to have other courses for a change Your
boulevard and public highways are grand
natural race tracks. l frequently
speeded my stallion bay Rack" last
winter, at the rate of a mile in three
minutes, over your boulevard The soil
Is yielding, and yet firm enough. The
climate here is particularly favorable to
building up young stock. | am persuaded
these advantages need only to be known
for rich northerners and horse breed
ers and racers to avail themselves of
them. Just think Of it I lost only one
day last winter on account of the weather
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The Ware County Institute.

Waycross, Ca, Aug 2s-Capt S. D.
Bradwell, state school commissioner. ar
rived last night and rendered valuable
services to the teachers institute to-day.
Capt Bradwell made an address 10 the
teachers this morning He said he would
never be c0ntented until the teachers Of
the common schools in Georgia were paid
according 10 the value OF their work, as
compared with that Of other professions
He made speech tonight His subject was
the public school system in Georgia.
The regular syllabus was followed by
the institute today Prof. Eggleston lee
tured on penmanship.
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FOR OPENING & LETTER.
Sensational Arrest of Gov. Waite
Charged With a Criminal Ofense.

Sensational Arrest of Gov. Waite
Charged With a Criminal Ohense.
Denver, Col, Aug. 2S.-Gov. Davis II.
Waite was arrested this evening on a
warrant charging him with opening and
retaining a letter addressed 10 Mrs.
Likens, formerly matron at police head
quarters The warrant was issued
by United States Commissioner
Hinsdale, who also issued warrants
for the arrest Of President Dennis
Mullins of the police board. Hamilton
Armstrong, chief Of police, and Kate
Dwyer, matron at police headquarters.
The complaint was made by Mrs Likens,
and was investigated by POstO1ice In
spector McAiahon Mr.. Mcmahon laid
the matter before United States District
Attorney Johnson. and a formal COM
plant was drawn. up.
The letter on which these war
rants were based was written to
Mrs Likeus by Jesse Parr of
Pueblo, who answered an advertisement
for a housekeeper. Mr.. Parr said he was
in need of "a friend and good woman ia
this letter, and two of the words have
been UNDERSIGNED by pencil, which Parr
says was not done by him. IL was about
six days after this letter was received
that Mrs. Likens was discharged.
IL is charged that this letter to Mrs.
Llkens was not only unlawfully opened,
but that there was a conspiracy; that
this letter went into the hands of Chief
Armstrong, Mrs Kate Dryer, Dennis
Mullins and Gov. Waite, and the answer
10 this advertisement for a hOusekceper
was the point used against Mrs. Likens.
Gov. Waite created a scene in the Office
of United States Commissioner Hinsdale,
alleging conspiracy, but he was con
trouted with a statement from Chief
Armstrong that he received the letter in
question from Gov Waite The governor
finally gave bail in 500, and the others
were released on their personal recogni-
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time. LED them TO investigate, thinking per
haps that the dog had freed some heavy
game Approaching the spot carefully. they.
presently, came ia sight OF something that
made their hair stand on end. so great was
their surprise. here, lying on a -audbed.
was an immense FISH. the body and tam being
perfect but, instead Of the regulation head,
the monsters head was shaped like au Eli
gish bull dog with great rows Of teeth gli-teu-
ing in the sun, and AL The time the Creature
was baylng as II about 10 attack sometime
Before the hunters had recovered their
senses and thou ht OF using their guns tine
Gsh glided into deep water aud disappcarci,
the same dismal barking being heard once or
twice after IL went under
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Ideal Summer Resort,
HOTEL ALrAMnNT.

ANY one in search Of cool restful home
for the summer, with pure mountain air and
water, the finest possible scenery, simple but
nished rooms modern conveniences. etc,
will do well to come TO the HOTEL ALTA
MONT on the summit Of Paris mountain, an
hours drive, over good roads from Green
vile, :. c. Jersey milk, cream, butter in
abundance. Terms, $50 per month; also S35
per month. Address W, ELLIOTT JOHN
STONE, Greenville, 5. C.
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Tallahassee, Fla, Aug. 2S.-Miss Marie
Jeanie Brevard
l.. NJ Lively and Eugene Perkins left
to-day for Washington
Mrs. h. A. Whitfield and Miss Teresa
Megiuniss are late departures for Balti.
more
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THIRD VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
Populists Nominate, and Express
Sympathy for Pullman Strilx RS.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 2S.-The populist
convention of the Third district of Vir-
ginia met here to-day and nominated ex-
Judge James NJ. Gregory for congress.
1t also adopted a resolution expressing
their sympathies TO the employees Of the
Pullman company who were affected by
the great strike.