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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09
AFTER THE SOUTHERN RECORDS.
bicycle Races at Greenwood and
Charlotte Attract Riders.

bicycle Races at Greenwood and
Charlotte Attract Riders.
The bicycle races at Greenwood, S. C..
en- Sept. Il and 2 and Charlotte. y. c..
on Sept. l6 will most likely close the rae
ing season in the south. The past sum-
mer has witnessed d revival in this sport.
and the prediction IS made that ia the
spring a good southern circuit will be es-
tablished. With Jacksonville. Atlanta, Sa-
vannah, Columbia Charleston, Augusta,
Greenwood. Charlotte, Sumter and
other places that have good
tracks, a circuit can be easily
arranged and monthly meets secured.
This would be a great feature for the
south and the bicycle men are working for
it theoretically.
Savannah. with its fine cement bicycle
track, should be the center of the cycling
interests Of the south. AS it is now Jack
sonville will take that honor if the eye
ling enthuiasts of this city do not bestir
themselves. There is material here for
good team, and they would carry Off
the honors at many meets. With her
sharpshooters and cyclers taking the best
prizes, Savannah blood" would be at the
fore front.
r. v COnnerat, Savannah's crack rid
or, viii enter the races at Greenwood
wednesday and Thursday, and from there
he Will go to Charlotte He is in fine trim
now and riding well. Another tandem
VIII be sent here soon, a Stearns machine,
and after the meets are over, Mr. Con-
nerat will make an attempt on the savan-
nah track to lower his own record made
at Jacksonville for 2:l0 3-5, for the mile
and some other records, too, incidentally.
With two good tandem teams, a we'll
banked, cement track and fair weather.
he should be able 10 tumble some OF the
present records and establish new ones al
d low point.
At the Greenwood and Charlotte meets
some OF the fastest men of the south will
compete, and good time is promised as
wen as exciting events. With Connerat,
of this city, Maxwell and AIixson, of
Columbia. Schrade, of Washington, and
others, the races promise to be interest
ing. G.. N. Adams, of Jacksonville, viii
not be able to attend as he closed his
racing Season on the 9th of last month and
he is now engaged ia examinations for
resuming school duties. during the past
summer he has been very successful
being in some twenty odd races and only
losing three open events and four handi-
caps. He Is young yet, only eighteen, and
it is predicted that next season, if he
races, he will make a much better record
than he has this year. even.
John 3. Yates, of the New York A. c.,
has ridden 10000 miles during this season
He wins the New York A. c. mileage
medal
The following table presents an inter
esting study as to the leading Glass B
men and their work the past season. This
table embraces the winnings on the ma
tional circuit only, up to Sept. 5:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09
The Herald.

The New York Herald OF Sunday. Sent
s, 1895, contains Max Pemberton's great
story: 'The Phantom Staircase;" a ..sen.
sation' of world wide Importance; for
women, the latest and best fashions and
fads; for men, the news of sports. poll.
ucs ana all the world; pictorial features
uneQualed. The Herald's own colore5
pictures. For sale at Estills News ne
pot. 2115 Bull street.-ad.
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A syndicate of Monster..

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09
Your Last Chance-at FcIz-1eiu.s.

We will be at the old land mark on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, only
Then we are going to move into our new
quarters. We VIII be prepared to serve
our trade Notwithstanding that things are
a little torn up. A grand inal sacrifice
viii be made on every article. Take
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az Eckstein's removal sale.-ad-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

not another city IN the country
that can show anything like Il. They
can lay out fine parks and M them
with statuary. but they can't buy an
tiqulty. When Savannah gets ready TO
erect a monument 20 Ogicthorpe. as she
viii some day. il VII naturally be placed
ia the Colonial park. The park viii be-
come famous as the historical feature Of
Savannah. and would boz sought out by
every visitor 10 the city
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09
TO BE SLIGHTLY COOLER.
That is the weather Prediction for
Tonight.


Tonight.
There was still an excess of tempera-
ture yesterday, although the atmosphere
was not uncomfortable. The maximum
was SO and the minimum u degrees the
mean being 80 or degrees in excess of
the normal temperature for the day Pal
estine, Tex, and Dodge City, Kan. each
reported a maximum temperature of IS
degrees; Montgomery, Ala, reported "a:
Mobile and New Orleans 80; Augusta
Charlotte and Memphis 80; Jacksonville
s.; Atlanta and Cincinnati Sc degrees. The
maximum in New York was 81 and Chi
cago rs degrees. During a thunderstorm
at Augusta yesterday afternoon the wind
attained a maXimurQ velocity of thirty
four miles an hour. According to the pre-
diction showers and thunderstorms may
be looked for this afternoon, with slightly
cooler weather tonight. The winds win
be from northeast to southeast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

Probabilities for Monday: Fair. follo,.
ed BY showers and Thunderstorm In -,
Nannah OF vicinity; slightly cooler 10 -
evening; winds generally northeast N
southeast. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

The Electric Railway Company's star
car is chartered for tonight. Parties
taking the belt line between eight and
ten viii have the pleasure of seeing ft.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09
FOR SICK HEADACHE.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

Ferdinand Shabel, the long distance
French champion, commenced his 1000
mile bicycle journey against time on the
island track at Toronto. Ont, Sept 8. He
is in perfect condition and expects to ride
the first twenty-four hours without dis
mounting. He started off at a 2O-mile per
hour clip, paced by a tandem. Shabel
feels confident that he will lower Gimm's
record of ASP miles for twenty-four hours,
and also the forty-eight hour record. He
expects to cover 200 miles inside of fifty
three hours, including all stoppages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09

American Wheelmen has suspended a
nulHber of prominent racing men from
the track for violation of the racing
rules One of the leading class A riders,
II. z. Caldwell, was said to have made
false entries al a race meet, and has been
suspended for the balance of the year.
The herald., 1895-12-07
PARKER TO THE CENTRAL
The Sunset People Hear From the Fire
Board
The Secretary Forwards q Diplomatic COM
munication Which Hay Bear
Some Fruit

Walter F. Parker, clerk of the board OF
fire missionurs, acting upon the res
olutiou adopted by that body at its last
regular meeting, yesterday indited the
following letter:
To the Manager of Sunset Telephone
Company, Los Angeles, Cal.
Dear Sii--At meeting CT the board of
fire com missioners held on the 4th inst,
| was directed to call your attention to
the fact that numerous complaints have
reached this board of DELAYS and failures
to transmit fire alarms to the depart
ment by telephone. The board feels that
you realize the danger to life and prop
erty occasioned by such delays, and that
you will gladly cooperate with the Of
.:cials of this department in arranging
for mere perfect service, thereby great
~ increasing the efficiency of the depart
ment. TO that end the board would be
pleased to consider any suggestions you
may nave to offer.
call your attention to ono instau &C
especially.
On Sunday night, Decem Der 1st, at 8
p. M, an attempt was made to give tho
department notice of the fire at the south
west corner of Fourth and Spring streets,
through telephone box No. 49l. at Off d
Vaughn's drug store, which for some rea-
son failed, and considerable time elapsed
before the alarm box one block away
could BIZ reached and the alarm turned
The herald., 1895-12-07

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The herald., 1895-12-07

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Rev. Mrs. Lydia Goldman is an pie
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She is lot one OF that silly class of per-
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The herald., 1895-12-07
A DARING BURGLARY
A Thief Who Rummages Through Rooms
and People at Home

A Thief Who Rummages Through Rooms
and People at Home
One of the boldest burglarics that has
been reported in a long time occurred
yesterday about noon. The residence of
ID. +. Donegan, the contractor, at 325
North Bunker Hill avenue, was ento.ed
in broad daylight while the people we're
attending to various duties around the
place and robbed OF over $3.50 in jewelry.
Mrs Donegan had been called from her
room to the parlor to receive some visit
ors and the cook was in the kitchen pre-
pairing lunch. While their attention Was
thus engaged the thief entered through
window, presumably, and proceeded to
go through the various apartments in
the house.
From Mrs. Dnnegan's bureau he took
two watches, bracelets, rings and various
other articles, He made his escape with
out creating any noise and the Grst init
nation Mrs. Donegan had that the place
had been robbed was when she went to
her room and there saw the deranged con.
dition of the place.
The herald., 1895-12-07
THE FAMOUS DIR. CARVER
World Renowned Rifle Shot and
Scout
of Mark smanship and Will Also Show
the Great Diving Horse

DR.. W. +. Carver, the famous rife shot,
arrived at noon yesterday from Sacra-
mento. This is the first timo that the
doctor has been in Los Angeles, other
than for a passing visit, and he intends to
remain here for month or so. During
that tIme he will give number of his
shows in which he will perform the most
difficult feats known to marksmen. The
doctors worldwide renown as a cham
pion shot and inventor and execute, of
miraculous tricks of shooting will make
his visit wei some one to all lovers of
clever sport. He has never given one Of
his exhibitions in this city
DR.. Carver brings with BIN six trained
horses, one OF which, the Californ ia
diving horse, has created great reputa-
ton for herself by her daring and intelli-
geDce. The clever animal dives from
platform thirty feet high head-frst into
the water. Her performances have been
the wonder of large audiences in San
Francisco, Boston ana New York. In
the latter city she appeared in $50 con .
secutive exhibitions.
A running mate Of the diver is horse
which does toDocgan slide act going
down over hundred feet into the water
OH toboggan.
The Evil Spirit of the Plains, as DR..
Carver was called by the Indians who
knew him during the days of his adven-
turous life on the frontier. never goes
anywhere without mis- favorite horse,
Doc. Doc is the trained animal upon
which the great maFk.man rides " hen
he executes his wonderful teats of shout-
Ing lass balls in the air while going at
a wild gait. Doc is we'll known to the
world and like his master has many
trophies of the appreciation OF his audi.
ences.
DIR. Carver has not yet arranged for h,s
shows in this CITY. but he has come as he
says "to be whore tho sun Shines" and
while here Will give number OF first
class shows
The herald., 1895-12-07
serve is below 500. ooo 900, viz: that it

serve is below $l00, 900, 900, viz: that 1t
would put gold at a premium.
This reasoning" he replied. "is ut
terly failacious. That result can take
place only when the volume of silver and
paper is so increased as to increase prices
in this country, when gold would 70 ex-
ported, but no mere manipulation OF me
silver or paper now IN circulation can
change prices of products. If the treas
ury refuses gold for export. the exporter
must do as exporters do. buy bills OF OK
change. If the treasury notes arc all
paid or bonded, the result would be the
same, Exporters would pay prcmiu on
gold when exported, but the gold stand
ard would remain unchanged.
"When," he continued, "the gold re-
serve is over one hundred millions the
treasury is in easy circumstances and
may redeem its notes in either gold or sill
YER as it may be desired by the holder
Of its notes. When the reserve is under
500, 900, 0JO, tue cautionary signal is up
and the secretary should protect the gov.
eminent by paying in standard silver
coins and stop run that may be made
to en- barrass the treasury and compel 1t
to sell bonds to foreign and domestic
capitalists seeking investment for idle
capital.
E4Plalnlng otner provisions OF the
bill, Mr.. Mills said he had provided for
the coinage of the silver bullion in the
treasury into fractional coin rather than
into dollars because in that shape IL
would DO more convenient, and that he
provided for the issuance OF treasury
notes in case of q temporary deficiency
in the revenues because the bonds bear
interest and the notes do not.
IAN individual" he says, never pays
interest If he can get M oney without 1t.
The government should employ the same
business principle.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Hardy's Railroad Biz

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.--Ths Daily News
Washington special says: Congressman
Hardy of Indiana introduced an import
ant bill today in the interest OF Ameri.
can railroads for the purpose OF securing
to them traffic coming into this country
from Canada fter it crosses the Cana
dian border into this country. The bill
repeats sections 1856 and 307 OF the revised
statutes, which are paragraphs on inter-
state commerce law. Mr.. Hardy says
that Roods coming into this country from
Canada are bonded and the Canadian
roads get all the freight charges. He
proposes to remedy the statute to insure
to American lines the freight revenues
that are colleci cd this side OF the Cana
dian border. ii is bill is accompanied by
a resolution calling on Secretary Carlisle
to furnish to CONGRESS a statement OF the
quantity and value OF such goods that
crossed the border last year.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Heavy Reinsurance Offered on the Evandale
and StrathneyiS

biSoNy 0HSc OtCiCu Ou tuS LN ohuuiS
and StrathneyiS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-The mar
inc insurance men have paid 30 per cent
Reinsurance on the steamer ESandaie,
hence November Sth for Hongkong via
Yokohama, under charter of the Occiden.
tai and Oriental Steamship comps ny, in
place OF the steamer Beige. Sixty per
cent is offered on the overdue Strath-
nevis, long out from Tacoma for Hong
kong and Yokohama.
The Evandale made a slow trip from
the orient to San Francisco. and this is
held out as a reason why the vessel
should be expected to arrive safely at
Honskong, but she is now fully ten days
overdue at that port and it is seriously
feared that she has gone down or is dam
aged by heavy weather.
The Evandale carried, IN addition to
treas Ire, a very valuable cargo of mer-
chandise. valued at over $500, 900.
The agents of the Northern Pacific rail-
road in this city have received no advioes
concerning the Strathneyis, but are still
hopeful. They are of the opinion that
the vessel has been damaged.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Belated Members Arrive and Are
Sworn In
AID FOR ARMENIANS ASKED
Senator Mills Defends His Proposed
Financial Scheme
An Indiana CONGRESSMAN Seeks to Secure
Canadian Traffic for American Rail.
roads-Conservativc Legislators
A..oclatod Press special Wire.

Associated Press SpeclaI WIRE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-When the
house met today Terry (Dsm.) OF Arkan-
sas and Boatner (Dem.) Of Florida, be-
lated members. were formally sworn In
and com m ,ttec to pass ON the mem bers'
mileage account was passed.
Baker (Rep.) of New Hampshire, asked
unanimous consent for i'm mediate consid-
Grafton of the resolution calling on the
secretary OF agriculture to report whether
he expended the whole or any part OF the
appropriation made by the last congress
for the distribution OF farmers bulletins.
Mcmillan (Dem.) OF Tennessee OBJ
jected.
Walker (Rep.) of Massachusetts, offered
. petition in the form Of resolution
from naturalized Armsnians of the
United States, nine-tenths of whom, it
is said, lived in his district, and request.
ed it be printed IN the Record. After re-
citing the alleged oppression ana Outrage
Of the Turkish government, 1t closes:
Resolved, That the people of the United
States, through their representatives in
congress Assem- bled, hereby express their
deepest adherence and condemnation OF
the outrages thus committed on their
American felI,w citizens as well as
Christian subjects of Turkey.
Resolved, further. That this house,
com posed OF the immediate representa-
lives of the American people, pledges its
support to the government in every meas.
ure justified by international law and
common humanity, to vindicate the
rights of our fellow citizens ana their
families in Curkev, and to hinder and
prevent, as far as practicable, continue
ance of the outragos and massacres in
that lard.
The petition was referred to the COM
mittee on foreign affairs. At 1880 the
house adjourned until Monday.
The herald., 1895-12-07
TO DAM THE ERIE
Lake Water Level Could Be r1aintained at
Slight Expense


CLEVELAND, Dec. 6.-Colonel Jared A.
Smith, the United States engineer sta
toned at Cleveland, said today concern
ing the proposition of Senator Brice,
that the level of Lake Erie be raised by
means OF q dam at Buffalo:
1.-THE scheme is entirely practicable,
and have thought for some time that it
ought to be carried into effect. haven't
studied the matter, but there are no en-
gineering difficulties In the way. This
country and Canada would have to reach
an agreement in the matter. This ex-
pense would be very small AS compared
with widespread results and the level
ccul" ID raised three feet, or fifteen feet
as d red
III amount of loss this season, owing
to vessels running aground at the head
OF the lake is very large.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Russian Sugar Excise

B ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 6.-The car
has sanctioned the law for the regulation
OF the sugar industry by which, in adj
dition to excise duty. sur-tax is i'm
rosed on all stock exceeding certain
quantity so soon as it is plIcad on the
market. The sur-tax is not imposed on
importer stock. In order to neutralize
the increase in price which the sur-tax
would cause in Russia bonded warehouses
for the storage of surplus will be erected
at factories.
The herald., 1895-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO. iDcc. 6.-The test OF
the big pneumatic guns at the Presideo
was not successful today as the heavy fog
obscued tho target. 1t was the jnten-
ton to fire projectile containing 500
pounds OF dynamite.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Clearing House Report

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--Thc following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week a
year ago:
The herald., 1895-12-07

CHRISTIANA, Norway, Dec. 6.-Tne
wife of DR.. z. NaLsen, the Arctic ex-
ploreI, has received n letter by carrier
pigeon to the effect that her husbands
expedition is doing we'll.
The herald., 1895-12-07
MILLS SILVER BILL

Senator Hills Defends His Scheme to Increase
the Currency
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Mills
attention was called today to the fact
that objection had been made to the part
OF his bill directing the secretary of the
treasury to pay out silver when the re-
The herald., 1895-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Peter Coney,
formerly inspector and ducing the past
few months acting chief of police, was
tonight appointed chief of police.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Ewing, the Chautauqua lecturer
on the science OF cookery. uses the Royal
Baking Powder in her demonstrations.
The herald., 1895-12-07
New York's New Chief

The great chefs and pastry cooks use
Royal Baking Powder exclusively.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Too Much Fog for Shooting

You'll never know how good Price s
Baking Powder is unless you try it
The herald., 1895-12-07
CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATORS

You can make delicious cake without
eggs with Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-12-07
OVERDUE VESSELS

What makes the food so delicious? DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
Sic.
Bro0dheod'x NOrpIfies.

We have lately received a large in
voice of these justly celebrated fabrics.
Every piece in the lot is a gem of beau
ty. Their wearing qualities are we'll
known to all purchas ers of dress goods.
For this sale we have pushed the price
down nobch-your pick only