davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-21
diffsnoaribten,
6eute firth oemel0et:

8remen: rQ8itteftnb" bon Stem Oort.
oueenStOwn: r%Gampania" bon Stem
Oorf.
'9om6ur8: vWtorooia" un6 SHIRT 8isz
mord" bon 9}ep Oorf.
Gtperpool; o8pDic" bon Stem Oort.
@laS8op: Scotia" pon.St- Sobn.
ytem yort; rGalitornio" nno Seam
ota" BON 6%amburg.
Sopenbo9en; r&ir8inia" bon Stem
Yort.
I'm &oufe Oes pormitta9s eemeIoet:
9tep yorf: y~2ucania" bon Qiperpool.
vWfoasoom" BON Stem gort.
, 1894-07-21
Gin 11ew porfer in Glasgow err
moroet.
Die muthmoBIiaen 1I0roer in BAIT.
@IaSaptp N, q. s&uIt.

Sin 8~epi7ier Sobn SimOnion, Ser, tpie
aus bel tbm OorgefunOeucn 8apicren berz
0or8ebt, in geo. 1872 Ot .3peite StraBe,
Stem OOrt, pobnboft tpar, tuur6e heute
frlb in elnem @dBden ba3ier ermOrDet
Gnfgefun6en.
Sjmonion ma nod 9eitcrn 2(ben6 in
elmer 0eieuibaft lilocrli6er 9irnen uno
oeren 3ubGIter 9eiebcn morOen, Wtan bat
boS betreffen6e @ciinoeG in 9aIt genemmen,
oa man g%egriinbeten 8erba6t bat, 6aB iic
ben Otor6 begangen baben.
, 1894-07-21
Reiue Or0nun9sit6run9eu in Sen
StodYaros.

8oliSeicbef Brennan iprac6 Iicb 6eute
8ormitta9 bobin aus, OoB bic in Den lcBten
Gagcn bon ben 3eitungen Uer0ncntlicbter
Sericbte ltber NrOnungsit0rur8en i'm &ieb=
bOf8besirf in bireftem 0egenioB SIT Den iDnt
3Ugebenben 8cri9ten leiner 8eomten iteben
uno baB Oieic leBteren 8ericbte beiagen,
baB sic gage in ben StodparoS ablotut
rubig lei unb 8u teinen 8efiircbtrngen 9(nz
LAB gcbe. 2lu6 Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
flQren bic 8ertc6te in ben 2eitungeu iiber
angeblicbe &ubcit0rungcn fir D0uig unbcz
griinoet unO crflarelf iicb nit bet SbGtigz
felt Ser BOlisei bort uou unb gan; 5ufrieoert.
, 1894-07-21
D%eruu9IIdter AusFu9.
Der SaRn5u9 e~ntoIeif in SoIee oes sru3es
elmer Qdie.
GitD, Sn6., 21. Suit.

S9tl1no9 ttD, Slo., Il. SUIT.
@eltern Mforgeu oerungGiidte .etniSe
Maeilen 0itItcb BON bier Elm Grtra5ug Der
louisville, @ponspiue & ct. Souls 8abn,
auf meI6em ii6215 NuSfGiisIer bon 4lbion,
ST., auf benz Beae nadb WfarengO Gape
~befanben. 3wet WGnner trusen tO6tlt3e,
unb mebrere anbe,e ibpere 8erleBungen
baDon; elmer Der e~rlteren lit bereitS se>
itorben; iein gtame lit OfclDin STANLEY
BON 2ubiOn; berielbe tpurOe BON etnenr
8%abnipagen 5ermalmt; au6 q. s. 0iGep
bon 2(lbion lit benz Iobe D~erfauen George
gitcber bon Nlbion unb Gin 2anDitreicber
erlitten i6pere Gnodbenbrit6e, W}cbrere
onbere Q[uSfli9ler trugcn leid6tere Ser
Iebungen bapou. Ser l1nfau nur6e ourcb
BEN 8ru9 elmer N9ie Oes GenbcrS perqr>
iacbt, tpoburcb Oer @epGdtpa8en un6 3ipet
8aiagierpa8en 3ur gntgIetinng 9ebra5t
tpur6en.
, 1894-07-21
Die Anrnben 1T uitara9ua.
Coon ISLAND Elm QufftanS be-
fIr6tet.
Gin Moroperfu6 auf oen prGfoenten Boniaa
Don 6onouras befirdtet.
sc N Wnrf. 81. SuLt.

Der Correspondent Ser r8orl6" in Ofaz
nagua bericbtet 6olgenoes:
Die 9teger unb bic Snbianer ouf Goon
SSIanb macben, pte es beiBt, gcmeini9aftz
lt6e Sacbe, unb man befitrcbtet Elm 8lutz
BAD, Sin aus @n9Idnbcru, Q(merifanern
unb eini9cn 9~ticara9uanern bcite9enDe
8anbe bGlt Sic 9olt3ei in forttpGbrenoer
Nufre8ung. Die Qtmerifaner p~erbalten ii4
nod am ~ru6i9ftcn, abcr man fam ieben,
baB ite gum 2oSi6la9en berejt itnb. 9ic
Gruppen in lIicara8ua mer6en 10 i6lecbt
be5a6lt, boB man itb ouf Oteielben 9c8en
enti9loiienc Nufriibrer nibt D~erIaiien toun.
Ser britiidbe 0elanbtc @Oatin lit gcitern
bon bier abgereiit.
, 1894-07-21
Die caIiforntfde 2oiinenernte.
DiefeIbe peripridt i'm 2lQeemeiuen cine Dor
5i9Itbe III weroen.
8 resnp, Sal. u. SSult


Qus tnterrebungen nit Encouragement
Observation-Disclosures in bteiem Gountp
9ebt berpor, baB bic Grnte Der lebtidbrigen
5iemIi6 9Ieib tommen, unb baB iie mach
niebrigiter S9dBun8 20 b. $. bon Der
@rnte bes leBten Sobres betragen tpirb.
Die Sraubenlsie be9tnnt ettpa Gnbe Nusuit
ltn6 baucrt bis @nOe Oftober. Ser Nusz
fa4 Ser eriten 2ele mirb quantitattp nun
gerin8, aber quantitotiO por5i9GI6 wer6en,
wGbrenb bic 3ipeite Seize cine icbr bebeu@
tenbe, ober ipGte gu tper6en oeriprtc6t. Die
SultanazI r0uben iperben bon eritcr Site
iein, 8G6reno Der 2ele brallbt man gez
ipObnli6 5tpet tauien6 Q(rbeiter, aber in
Totge ber groBen Q(nsobl bon beibGftiz
gungSloien 2euten in ber Staot unb I'M
9anoc baben bon ~ouStpGrtS fommen6e
2(rbeiter nur 9erin8e Ausii6t auf 8el6df7
t!gung.
, 1894-07-21
Die Roae elmer perIafenen frau,
Sic perrdth einen pom ihrem Gatten Dor feb
3ePn Johren b%e9on9enen ero6en
OiebftahI.
Columbus, g.. 21. SuIt

@etern @benb tpurbe Der 6aGu6ntpirt6
9enrp 9Ifot, bon 25 @eit @ooole Ctr,
tpe9et zines Dor iteb3e6n Sabrcn in Carroll
SoulttQ, Soma, be9angenet 0roBen Oiebz
Ta0l9 oerpaftst. Seine bon ihm DerloIiene
Srau 1nac6tc Die 2ln3eige bon benz 8etbrez
9en. J}ocb ibrer NuSiage Bate Si6of
1teb3%e3n3unOert 8uibet 0ei3en unb bier
PferOe 8eltObIen; 8ipet unicbul6ige Ser
1onelt mlIroen oeS &erbrecbenS ibul0ig be-
tunoen uno mitiien ibre Strafc i'm .3ucbtz
b9ule obltBen. Der @oGi3eibef 8aQct8
tele9rapbtrte lofort nae6 Carroll Stir nm
0erbaltungsmaBrgeln, un6 erbielt 3ur
Antport, 9tfof in 6ait 5u 6e6aIten.
, 1894-07-21
mie On mir, 70 tH Sir.
Oas bI0ofinnt9e sonuta9s9efeb III JnOiana.
Sort 8aDne, Sub, 81. ,SuLt.'

Sort 8apne, Sub, 81 Suit
2(m lebten Sonntag Gtahmittag fanb in
Gentltbercs 8art Elm 9tcntc itatt ulb AM
Wtontag 9(beno mur6en bic &erfdufer bon
GtnlaBfarten, sic Scbantfeuner unO Dte
8ertGufer BON &imonaOc unb Gi9arren
perbaftet unb b~eitraft. Seit brei MOnatcn
nGulli6 lit bas S~onntagsgeieb in 8raft,
unb nun baben Die am WOntag beitraften
8erIonen, 6enen cine Nlu3aDl Salubntpirtbe
sur Seite itebt, geitern erfldrt, baB ite am
nGcbiten Sonntage 8egen ianlmtIibe
MilbIcute, 8afer, WfeB9er, Sbitbdn0Ier,
Q(potbeter unb Gi8arrenUerfGufer &lagcu
einreiben per6en, uno OaB tie bte 9tbiicbt
baben, Die OurbfiDrun8 OeS SonntagSz
geiebes fir ale berartiaen @eibdfte SIT CT
Smtn8en. Die 2tpotbcter babcn in 6olge
Oeiien bei6lOiien, beute 2(benO cine geDeimc
8eriammlung ab5uDalten, nm auf ale
SGQe porberettet 5u ietn.
, 1894-07-21
Te8uct9alpa, 6on0ura8,
20. SSuLi.

MoraIeS, tpelber Sic 2lblicbt bate, Ben
grGitbenten 8ontuo 3u ermor6en, 1T in
sebeimniBOoIer 8efe pericbpunoen.
Ginem @erii9te no6 lit er BEL Seite 8es
i6afft iporben, aber Die &egierung leu9net
6tes. Die BoLi8et %bebauptet, baB ct ent@
floben lit, 8oniua io9t, boB MoraleS tpeiz
ter NIGHTS ais Elm TrunfenboIo 9etpelcn lei,
ben er Der Yolt3et iibcrliefert babe.
, 1894-07-21
Oos frons0iifde 1nordiitsn9eiet,
Die Deputtrtenfammer nimmt oen 3weiten
Photographer DER Dorlaoe an.
g arfs. 81 SnIi

Die 9eputtrtentammer bat beute ben
3peitcn Bara8raphen Der 9esen Die Qtnorz
9jiten geri6teten @eieBeSOOrla9e nit $50
8c9en 176 Stimmen on9enommen. Der
leibe p~erfii9t, baB in 3utunft 2lnarcbtiten
nic9t me6r Dor @ei9porenen, i~ouOern Dor
einem einfocben @eri4tSbofe pro3eiiirt
perDer 1Duen.
, 1894-07-21
Gin netter Derwanoter.
Or miro befduloi9t, feiueu Shwa9er beraubt
gu haben.
81 II, 8, q. Suli.

= 0 Il Il 8 3 0 10 IT, u Il. NNII.
Ser S6aBmeiiter Sbnurrenber0er bon
Green 3opnibip mar BON @inbrecbern,
tpelc6e bie Tamilte 6loroformirl botten, nm
1885 bcroubt Wor6en, uno 8citern 9tacbz
mtttag DurOe 8elOcn Q8ri8Dt, ein Sdbpas
ger DeS SDaBmetiterS, ouf sic 8ei6uIz
bigung, Sen Noub b~cgan9en ST. baben, IN
6aft genommen. 0erieIbe b%cbaltptet
ie6Od6, 6aB ct I'M StanOe iei, Elm 2uibi 5u
betpetien.
, 1894-07-21
Nues mteoer in Or0nuu9.
Die uortbern pacifcz8obn h6It iRren fahrs
plan Elm.
6bpfone. MnIh. 81 %ult.

SGmmttibe 13agc Der 6auptz unb
3wei8z8abnen Ser 9tortbern 9aciftcz8abn
baIten i0re fabrplanmGBige Belt Elm. 9os
0auptquortier Der 9ieiigen 8abnabt6eilun9
lit bauernO bon Spra8ue na9 SpOfane pers
Ie9t tporben.
, 1894-07-21
Un8IadIider fou.
Gin dltIi@er farmer fnoet in feiner sdeune
oen Goo.
st pdfor6. SQ.. 81 G,,ri

geitern fiel So6n M&anlon, etn befonnz
ter, in Der Jfdbe BON 6iumon GaucD mob
member 65id6rtger S0rmer, bon benz oben
in letner S9eune altfgeipeidberten 6eu auf
Die S6euncnoiebIe %berunter, uuO wuroe
our3 ben Sal iOfOrt 9et0otet.
, 1894-07-21
Stdottihes.
metterberi6t

0pttfer &letne, 76 @ai6ington Str,
bertchtet fitr Gbica9c Die folgenOen 8aroz
meter un6 S6ermomcteritGnoe:
lin 8 llbr Morg. 68 ST., nm 9 ltbr SO
ST., I'M 10 ubr 70 @r., INT II rbr 20
ST., UNI II ltbr II @r. 8arometeritan6
UNI 8 ubr Wtorg. 29.35, II ltbr 1885.
, 1894-07-21
Sdltmme 6aserpIo1ton.
6wei Qerionen Iebens9efdbrIia perIebt.
Qhnn. W(Qii., q. SnLi.

~ : : VtWTT:I ~ ~ lEFFt
Sn Tolge elmer 0a8erploiion in benz g.
it0dt9en Strout'i6en @ebGube, trugen Ser
@igentbiimer beiiel6en, 6. 9. Strout, un0
Der goli3ilt @rtbur @aus, 10 i6tpere
BronOmunOen DaDOn, OaB ie benieIben
tpabribetnlih ~erlie9en perOen; auBerbent
murOen nod brei anOere Berionen i9tper
OerIebt. Der Dem @ebduoe augefliste
SbQ0en betrG9t etpa $50, 600.
, 1894-07-21
Be0euteu1er 5euerida6en.
nlehrere mohnz mo 6ef4dftshauier mo
Sbeunen nieoergebranr1t.
g CT Il, Sn6., q. Su[i.

6eute Morgcn murOen in GOnOers neun
@el1Gft8bauier, iecb5 Wo6nsebduoe uno
pier S6eunen burc6 cine 5euerSbrunft ger
it0rt. Ser 0eiammtDerlluit an Den Sc
bGuben u1b oil 8ieb betrG8t $50, 900, pele
bem cine Neriiberung bon nur $4,000 gez
9eniiberitebt. Ser llriprung DESIGNERS lit
nod ni9t ermitteIt porben.
, 1894-07-21
Gin IaoerIidler Buride.
Der Sohn oes maribals Ganrobert ents
miinoiot.
g arts, 21. SyuIi.

Ser Sobn 6es Moridau8 Ganrobert lit
9eribtlicbe 8~OrmunOi3aft gefteat
tpor6en. Oes 8ater Des iun9en WGnnes
bate ielbit ben @(ntrag 8eiteut, ba er Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC leines Sobnes itbers
briliig 9etporoen mar.
, 1894-07-21

Qtr3etgen in Der Qbenbausgabe Ser Sui
npis Staatsaettung baben ben beiten Grfo[g.
, 1894-07-21
8re1 #, SSranfr., p. oyult.

Sn Ser NGbc BON bier lift Gin GROCER
0ampfer geiunfen. gf6beres betreffS Der
6erfunft beS S3iffe8 tOnnte nOb niGbt
ermittelt per0en.
, 1894-07-21
Gin Oampfer an Ser frons0fiiden
Kiiite 9eiunfen.

Der 11ame oes S9ifes nod unermitteIt.
, 1894-07-21
Qus Dem GrintinaI9eridt.
freioeiprohen.

5ret9e1prodeft.
Ser &laoierle6rer QouiS Tahlbrib tpurbe
geitern Dor Hidbter 8lanfe BON Ser Nnflagc
Oes 0~enaltau9riffS auf Die iiebenjGbrige
Sofa Ga9on frcigeiprOben.
Orei sabre 6uhthaus.
Sames Smit6 ipurbe Der @etpaItangrtffe
auf Die tleinen MGo6en gteup 9uB unb
Gina 8olber i6uIot9 befunoen un6 81
bret Sabren 3ucbt6auS OerurtDeilt.
DerurtheiIuuoeu.
Sranf NQen, tpel9er I'M Stunt cine Srdu
2DDia Scibler iiberfalen unb tbr Elm $500
entDaLtenbes Galbenbucb entriiien bait, err
belt BON BEN @ei9norenen beS Gtbz
tiers 8lanfe ftnf Sabre 3u6tbauS subtcz
ttrt.
Qtuf ein Sabr mjr6 Beter 6emerlin9 I'M
.3ubtRau5 Don Solicit Derpeilen. @r mar
Der 8~ergetpaltigung BON Gertrude 8cnbler
i6uIbig bcfunben tpor0en, boob ermGBigtc
Gidbter 8lanfe geltern bic Strafe BON
flint Sabr 3ubt3ats auf Elm Sabr.
Wtotbetp 8inofomSfp, Tr0nt @eitrung
unb Robert Yeters b~etannten itcb 6eutc
por Gidbter Sntt6 be5 @inbrudb3 ic6ul0ig
unb erbielten je ein Sabr .3ucbtbaus 3uz
oictirt.
W}artim 8oeBfp pur6e bon Oemlclbeu
3ti9ter i9uIOig befunben, 3u Elm Sabr
3ucbt6auS pcrurtbeilt.
6elte WtOr8cn erleotgte &ibter Smitb
aub ben BrOceB ge8en Sreoerid 8eder.
Derlelbc par lchul0tg befunOen moroen, bic
$40. 1854 Glpbourn Npe. nobnbafte WtarD
Wiuboft nm $1700 beitobIen 3u baben.
Der &icbtce ieBtc beute bas StrafmaB auf
3eRn Sabre 3ubtbauS left.
6inf5ehn 1ahre 6u9tbou5.
Sn BENT 8rO8eB gegen @iaiam 81.
San1es, tpelber bei6ulot9t mar, nit ietner
13iGbrigen Gocbtcr monatelan9 in unerz
Laubtem 8ertcbr 9%eitan6en 5u BADEN, 9abcn
Die @ei6DOrenen beute 8Ormitta9 einen
auf icbu!Oi9 lautenOen 8abriprub ab uno
ieBten baS StrefntaB auf fitnf5ebn Sabre
3u6tDaus feit.
2lrbeit fir ole 6ro69efdworercm.
Die gegenpdrtigen @roB9cibporeneu
tperben bis gum 4. Qlu9uit in SiBung iein.
0eItern tpurbe Elm Gomite, beltebenb aus
6. s. Sobnion, 8orlibcr Sobn s. Camp
bell, q. q. ct. Sobn, stephen IS. 9teperc
, 1894-07-21
2trbeit fir ole 6-ro6sef6worcncn.

Die 8egenmartigen @roB9eibDoreneu
tperbcn bis gum 4. 2lu8uft in Sibung iein.
0eltern pNrbe Elm GOntite, beitebenb aus
6. s. SobniOn, 8orliber; Sobn s. Camp
bell, q. q. St. Sobn, Stephen g. 6eperc
unb 8iutam 8jmmeI, petc6eS iiber Spiet>
60Qen gtacbfOri6ungen onitelen iou, erz
nannt. Sin anbereS Gomitc ioQ Die ais
o8udct SbO2S"~ befonnten SptelbuOen aufs
iDiiren.
, 1894-07-21

Sames Smitb tpur6e Der @~etpoItansriffe
auf Die tleinen Wtd69en gteuD Sub unb
@ona 8auber ibuIot8 befunben unb 81
brei Sabren 3ucbt6aus perurt6eilt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19
LOST WITH SIXTY LIVES.
The Story of the Sinking of the Tug
Willard Confirmed.

New Orleans, La, Feb. ia rumor
was published here about a week ago
telling of the loss of the steam tug Mil
lard, belonging to the Nicaragua Naviga-
ton Company, OF the Nicaraguan coast
and having aboard sixty men.
The news of the terrible loss of life has
been confirmed. 1t is true that not sin
gle man aboard the vessel survived to tell
thestory. A reporter met an English gen
tleman last night in the St, Charles hotel
who is going TO Nicaragua to-day, and
who has interests in that section.
He has received word from Greytown
confirming the rumor of the loss Of the
vessel Yesterday he said that a cable
was sent to London telling of the loss and
the watery grave found by all aboard.
The cable was sent to party in Lon
don who is interested in the Nicaragua
Navigation Company, in the service Of
which was the Inflated vessel and the
sixty men aboard. The Willard was "a tug
OF twenty tons burden.
In command of Capt. Joe Thompson she
was making her way with the sixty men
from Greytown to Bluefelds, where they
were to do some work for the Navigation
company; Several weeks elapsed and no
news was received that the vessel had
arrived.
Rumors were circulated that she had
gone down in the caribbean sea, and that
all on the ship were lost in a squat which
some time ago blew terrifcally across
that body of dangerous water. While the
confirmation of the loss of the ship is
made in the dispatch forwarded to Lon
don, no particulars, of course, could be as
certained.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19
POSTAGE STAMP PRINTING.
The Government Printing Bureau Anx-
ious to Do the Work.

ious to Do the Work.
Washington, Feb 1S.-Although it was
announced week ago that the Postmas-
ter General had decided to award the
postage stamp contract to the bureau OF
printing and engraving, the formal award
has not been forthcoming, for the reason,
it is understood, that the Attorney
General. to whom the President desired
the matter referred for an opinion, had
not yet been able to find any warrant for
such award. When the competitive bids
for the stamp contract were opened it was
found that Steele, of Philadelphia, who
had been the lowest bidder four years
ago. and whose bid then was thrown out
because the authorities were not
satisfied with his ability, had again
become entitled to the contract as far as
his figures were concerned. After the
amount of the bid was published the
bureau of engraving and printing came
forward and offered to do the work for
less money than the lowest bid. A ques-
ton was then raised as to whether this
bureau, which is part of the treasury
department and had not done work for
any other department, could legally take
the contract.
THE DECISION IN DOUBT.
1t is not known whether the Attorney
General had decided this point, but it is
thought more than probable that he
doubted the propriuty of letting the work
be done bv the bureau without other COM
petition, in which the bureau formally
participates. AS the secretary has no
doubt that the bureau could legally do
work for any branch of the
government it was suggested that the
Postmaster General might readvertise for
proposals, and, if, in the meantime the
Attorney General found no objection. the
bureau would submit new offer. which,
it is understood, would be considerably
below that for which any private estab-
lishment could undertake the contract
As the government must have stamps
very soon, definite action on the part of
the Postmaster General cannot be much
longer delayed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19
DANGER JUST AHEAD.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About the /
Threatening Things Abroad at This |
Time of the Year.

Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This
Time of the Year.
1t is surprising how many people are suf-
fering to day from so-called coughs, colds and
influenza"
The remark was made by very prominent
professor, connected with one OF the leading
New York hospitals. Continuing, he said:
1t is not these things that are troubling
people but it is an advanced form Of our old
enemy the grip. People feel out of sorts,
sneeze have pains in the muscles and bones,
have no appetite, lose all interest in the world
and wonder what is the matter. 1t is the grip
nothing else
Now, all such symptoms need to have
prompt treatment. The attack must be met
into something serious 1 know of but one
way to certainly avoid these troubles which
are now so common. ana that is, to imme-
d1ately counteract them by using a good
pure, strong stimulant. Nothing of the ordi
nary kind, but something pure and scientific.
For this purpose nothing has ever equaled
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey, which is &C
knowledged to-day hy physicians aad scien-
tine people to he the only pure, medicinal
malt whiskey upon the market"
The words of the professor are true and
they carry wonderful meaning to many
men ana women. who are suffering with the
first symptoms of grip, or else grip in its ad-
vanced stages. For all such people we offer
a word OF advice which is to take the best
permit any dealer to swerye you from your
purpose to have that which has proven itself
by years Of use, to he the best and purest
stimulant in the world.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19
MRS. e1eNILL1Ar's FUNERAL.
Impressive Services at the New
Church and in Bonaventure.

Mrs w. L. Gignilliat, who died at
Pineora Friday night at 8 o'clock was
buried yesterday at Bonaventure. Her
death was sad one. She was taken i'll
last summer with consumption, which
developed rapidly. For the last few
weeks her death had been momentarily
expected by the members of her family
around her
The body was brought down from
Pineora on thesCentral early yesterday
morning, and was carried TO the New
church at Drayton and Huntingdon
streets. Mrs. Gignilliat was of the
Swedenhorgian faith, and the funeral
ceremonies were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Smith, of Jacksonville, minister of that
church. In accordance with her wishes,
Rev Mr. Smith delivered a short
sermon on the SwedenbOrgian faith
to her friends and relatives, who
gathered at the church. The services
take place at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Gignifliat was Miss Carrie Hey
ward, of Savannah, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hayward both deceased.
She was about 80 years old, and through
her loving and charitable nature won the
hearts of all who knew her. She leaves
one son.
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T. IT, MYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. Is, 10 p. M.


WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. Is, 10 P NJ.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Sayan-
nah to-day was $50 and the minimum 54o,
the mean temperature being So, or %
above the normal. The total rainfall for
the twentyfour hours ending at s clock
p. m. was "a of an inch.
An area of high pressure covers the i'm
mediate South Atlantic coast and the
Florida peninsula, and second high, at
tended by a severe cold wave, is moving
In from the extreme northwest At 3
O'Clock tonight the temperature at Bis
marck, n, D., was 12o below zero, at ST.
Paul a. above zero, North, Plates and
Omaha Ia above ...e .....
An area of comparatively low pressure
centers in Eastern Iowa, a second depres-
sion centers apparently in the southern
slope of the Rocky Mountains AT s
O'Clock tonight cloudy to partly cloudy
weather. prevailed along the New
England and Middle Atlantic coasts, in
Middle and Southern North Carolina,
along the South Carolina and Georgia
coasts, in Middle and Northeastern
Florida. Western Arkansas, Nebraska,
and in the Upper Michigan peninsula,
with snow falling at Marquette Else
where generally clear weather was re-
ported. p Fl. SMYTH.
Observer in Charge.
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ABBEvILLE ITEMS.
An Equally Divided Evans and At
kinson Meeting,

Abbeville, Ca, Feb. 1S.-The political
meeting at the court house last night was
meagerly attended, the weather being
very cold. Several farmers from the
country were present, and, with their
votes, the poll of the house was tie be-
tween Atkinson and Evans. The Evans
faction in Abbeville nearly quadruples
the Atkinson faction.
The Ocmulgee river is out Of its banks
and is still rising rapidly.
The Ocmulgee single mills are shut
down on account of high water.
There is an enormous quantity Of tim
Der in the river here to be RATED to
Darien
Ordinary Blosingerne says that there
are twenty-five widows of confederate
veterans in Wilcox county who are draw
ing provisions as such.
A furniture factory is being erected
at Lulaville, this county, and will COM
mence operations In few weeks. eef-
We have had freezing weather in this
locality for the past two days. .of "a
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HARRIS AGAIN A PRISONER.
A Telegraph Operator Causes His
Arrest at Clifton, Ont.

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb 18.--Leroy Harris,
the alleged post office swindler, who held
up five United States officials with big
revolver on Saturday afternoon, and
walked out Of the room and locked the
door behind him, was captured this morn
ing at II o'clock at Clifton, Ontario
The telegraph operator in the railroad
station saw man embling Harris de-
scriptiOn come into the station and sit
down. He sent a message 10 Assistant
Chef Of Police Griffith who came down
on a run and arrested Harris.
Harris tried TO pull his revolver, but
Griffith was too quick for him. Harris
was taken to the lookup, and the Buffalo
officials notified. They went down TO
Clifton and got their man. He consented
TO come back without extradition. He is
now in the Erie county Jail.
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COLD IN THE NORTHWEST
The Mercury Below Zero in Minnesota
Dakota, Montana and Manitoba.

The Mercury Below Zero in Minnesota,
Dakota, Montana and Manitoba.
St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 1S,-After two
weeks of bright, warm weather there
came sudden drop in temperature to-
day and at 10 o'clock tonight there is not
point in Minnesota, North Dakota, Mon
tana and Manitoba, at which the mercury
is not below zero.
The lowest temperature reported is at
Warren, Mimi, "a below zero at
o'clock at the same hour it was 81 below
zero at Hallock, and 90 below at Crook
ston.
In North Dakota, the average tempera-
ture is l2o below zero, with occasionally a
register of l6o and 16a below. The signal
service reports indicate that the cold
wave will last at least two or three days,
and extend as far east as Boston.
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RESUMPTION AT RACINE.
Two of the Largest Factories to Begin
Running Again.

Chicago, Feb. ia special TO morn
ingipaper from Racine, Wis, says: 1.-TWO
Of Racine's largest factories will resume
work on Monday morning The J. l. Case
Threshing Machine Works will start
with 500 men and work eight hours
per day and will soon put on the full
force OF 900 men aud work ten hours
The factory has been closed since last
July, during which time about so. 900
has been expended on the new buildings
and improvements.
~ be Mitchell q Lewis Wagon Works
will also start Monday with $50 men. and
will gradually increase the force.n
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FIVE DROWNED.
Their WAGON Overturned While They
Wers Fording the Rio Grande.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. Isl. I. Par
nell, sheepman, of Tobrey county, ar
rived here to-day and brought news of the
drowning of ranchman named Randall,
together with his wife and three children,
ON the Rio Grande river at a point near
Preside San Vincente, Mex. The river
is easily forded at that place, but in some
manner the wagon in which Randall and
his family were crossing was upset, and
before any of the occupants could get
from under the box bed they were
drowned. All the bodies were recovered.