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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
PASSED A FORGED CHECK.
The CuIprit Run Down and Forced
to Give Up the Money.


Waycross, Ga, June 2O.-A check for SIS,
on the Mechanics and Traders Bank of
Brooklyn, with the forged signature of
the treasurer of the Royal Cutlery Com
pany of Brooklyn, was passed at the Bank
of Waycross last Monday by Emerson b
Conrad, who was introduced to the cashier
by Leopold Weiss, manager of the South
ern hotel, as the authorized representative
of the Royal Cutlery Company. Conrad
was not known by Weiss, but the latter
succeeded in introducing him. The young
forger received the cash and left town.
The bank discovered yesterday that the
check was forged. +. H. Crawley of the
Bank of Waycross found Conrad in Jack
sonville this morning and learned that
Conrad had just tried to pass a similar
check at the Florida State Bank. Con-
rad gave up the money TO Mr.. Crowley
Jacksonville Fla. June 2O.-The bogus
check purported to have been drawn by
Walter c. Harrison, treasurer of the
Royal Cutlery Company of New Yo~I,
countersigned by Samuel Z. johnson.
president of the same concern. The a.
per on which the check was drawn was
printed with the names of the officers Of
the cutlery company. which Conrad pre-
tended to represent.
In Conrad's possession were found a
well stocked sample case of cutlery, two
more checks with the same signatures
and three letters typewriter on the let
ter heads of the Philadelphia office of the
Royal Cutlery Company. The forger is
young man about 30 He is wei dressed
aud uses correct English. His hair is
dark. his mustache heavy and his face
full
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
Interesting Exercises of the Ware
Institute.

Interesting Exercises of the Ware
Institute.
Waresboro Ga, June 20-The com
menoement exercises of Ware Institute
will end tomorrow. Prof. S. Z. Little
and his corps of teachers have labored
during the entire term. The closing ex-
ercises will consist Of dialogues, declama-
lions, Rotations and essays. The Philo-
nathan Society will debate the question
"Resolve. That the United States have
given greater advantages than they have
received" A train has been chartered
and the entire school, with their friends
viii leave here early Saturday morning
for days outing on St. Simons Island.
ID. Il. Bennett has sold his mercantile
business to Messrs. r. l.. and +. f. JEFF
fords who will continue at the same
stand.
The Waresboro Trading Company are
pushing the work on their large brick
building and Will soon have it completed
Ex-Postmaster J. =. Lids, who is short
with the government, has given bail for
$1,000 for his appearance and has gone to
work to collect what notes and accounts
he has owing to him, which amounts to
about 5000 He hopes to get enough to
save his bondsmen and continue his mer-
camille business. c. w. Tyre, who Is in
charge of the postofice, has been recon-
mended by all the business and profess
sional men of the place.
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TaIlahnssee Tonics.

Tallahassee, Fla, June 20-Prof ]. c.
Johnson and Miss Jemimy Grant, both
members of the faculty of the State Sem
'Iary for the past year, were married at
the residence of Col. John A. Henderson
on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
left on the afternoon train for oxford,
Miss.
A Leon county dairyman, milking q
cows. furnishes an itemized statement
for the month of May showing aggre-
gate receipts TO be S207S9.
Controller William D. BIoxham has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver Fourth of
July address at DeFuniak.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21

Roth the method and results when
Syrupof Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste. ard acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs-
tenn efectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy o. its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach. prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and observation-disclosures. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist vino
may not nave it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG SYRUP co.
SAS FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE KY HEW YORK ~
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BALDWIN ENUMERATED.
The Jury Finds the Shooting of YOe-
man JustifabIe.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 2O.-The jury Of
inquest investigating the death of An
drew Yeoman, the man who was
shot by p. NJ. w. Baldwin on the morning
of June T. while in the bedroom of Bald
wins wife, and who died shortly after y
o'clock last Monday morning, met this
morning to continue the investigation.
After hearing all of the evidence the jury
rendered a verdict to the effect that Yeo-
man came to his death from a gunshOt
wound inflicted by a ball from a pistol
in the hands of p. NJ. w. Baldwin, and
that from the evidence produced the jury
was of the opinion that Baldwin's act was
justifable. Justice Willard thereupon
discharged Baldwin from custody. a
large crowd was present to hear the owl
dence, which was very sensational. The
verdict was applauded. Mrs. Baldwin
was not present. Her physician reports
her as being still Frustrated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
FACTS FROM FOLKsTON.
4 New Telegraph Omcc-A wedding.
Municipal Officers

Folkston, Ga, Jun pa telegraph and
freight Office has been opened at Bolougne,
Fla, situated near Camp Perry, with S. S.
Brown as agent and operator.
Married at Orange Bluff, Fla, June 10,
at p. m, Miss Annie Davis to John r.
Harden, Rev. Hames officiating The bride
is one of Nassau's most beautiful and ac-
complished young ladies. The groom is a
prominent business man of St. Marys, Ca.
Folkston is now Incorporated Officers
have been elected as follows: B. G. Nc
Donald, mayor. with Mcssrs. Stewart, Lay
ton, Paxton, Mitchum and Wright as coun-
cimcn and J. l.. Roddenbury as marshal.
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Athens, Ca, June 2O.-To-night at $3.50
o'clock there occurred a repetition of the
didn't-know-it-was-lo shooting affair
Ed Parks, assistant cook at the CONNER
cial hotel was shot through the ear by
Steve Williams, the chief cook The men
were tusseling over pistol when it was
discharged The ball passed through the
ear and buried itself in the thick portion
OF the occipital bone. The wound is pain
tul, but not very serious.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
EXPOSITION PRIZES.
Or. ID. c. Gilman to Be Chief of the
Department of Awards.

DtUUtIIiVIIt OF AWuFUss
Atlanta, Ga, June 20.-Dr. Daniel c.
Gilman, president of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, has accepted the position of chief
of the department of awards for the Cot
ton States and International Exposition.
President Collier met DR.. Gilman in New
York to-day and the agreement was
reached at the Fifth Avenue hotel. This
Is considered the most important appoint
ment yet made by the exposition manage
ment, and places the awards of this ex-
position on a plane which will command
respect in this and foreign countries. DR..
Gilman will associate with him the most
eminent men in the various departments
of awards, and it will be the finest system
of awards ever organized in America.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
south Carolina's Naval reserves.

Charleston, S. c., June 2O.-Assistant
Secretary of the Navy McAdoo, accom-
panied by Naval Lieutenant Neblock. in
spected the company Of Naval reserves at
this port to-day The other detachments
from Georgetown, Beaufort and Mt Pleas
ant We're not present at the inspection.
which was pronounced very creditable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
CONFERENCE Ar GUYTON.
1t Is for the Savannah District-The
Delegates Present.

Guyton, June 20.-The Savannah district
conference met in business session this
morning. Rev. J. W. Hinton. d. D., pre-
sided Mr.. b. Hobby of Sylvania was
elected secretary. About forty-fve dole
gates were present. Others will arrive to-
day, and all parts of the district will be
well represented.
The morning session will be held from
S o'clock to 1890. The afternoon session
from to $50. Preaching at II a. m, and
p. m. Rev. ]. NJ. Lovett preached the
Introductory sermon at II o'clock to a
large congregation. Rev. Lovett served
this charge several years ago. His SER
mon was well received
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
Catholic University commencement

Washington, June 2O.-The commence
ment season of the sixth year of the
Catholic University of America closed to-
day with the public exercises of the grad
uatiHg class of divinity students in the
lecture hall. The class was comprised of
nine baccalaureates, eight licentiates and
two doctors the latter being the first to
receive that degree from the university
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
DIVIDEND.

ONCE Augusta and Savannah Railroad Sa-
vannah, June 10. l&5-A dividend OF three
dollars per share has this day been declared
upon the capital stock Of this company, paya-
bic on and after July LIST. 1s95, at the ONCE OF
Hull q Lathrop, to stockholders of record June
~. ls9o The transfer books Of the company
will be closed until july /
II WTO-T proeidort
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21

Savannah Brewing Company. Savannah,
Ga, June IS, 1Ss5.-A dividend of 81 per
share on the capital stock has this day been
declared, payable after July ], at the
Office Of the company at the Brewery to
stockholders of record this day.
w. w. STARR, Acting Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
FOR

THE DOME OF THOUGHT,
THE PALACE OF Low PRICES,
KNOWLEDGE VS.. ELECTRICITY.
To all thinking people knowledge is a great
power. and to all feeling people electricity is
another great power. We haIe occasion to use
both Of these powers In our business. We have
the coolest, neatest grocery store in this city.
with all of the latest modern improvements Of
this age.
We have the store.
We have the stock.
We have the prices
That catch the trade
Some few others have
Found it out. Have you;
Spring Chickens,
CantelOupes.
Fresh Peaches every day,
Fresh Pineapplcs
California Oranges,
Pure Lime Juice.
Shafers Fruit Syrups.
Full line Fancy Crackers
Boneless Breakfast Bacon,
Small Pig Hams
Clipped Beef,
Imperial Ice Cream in cans
Up TO date on everything
in our line.
JOHN 7. EVANS &
CO., l53 Congress
street.
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NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT GRAND
JURORS.

The Grand jury need not appear in court
next. 2Sth instant
by order Of his honor this 21st day Of June
1893. JUDGE FALLIGANT
JAMES X. p. CARR. Clerk :. C. C. c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
TINE,
MONEY,
WORRY,
SAVE

by buying your groceries from
us. WE BOIL DOWN THE
FACTS IN THE CASE TO sUCn
AN EXTENT THAT YOU ARE
SURPRISED AND DELIGHTED
WITH ANYTHING PURCHASED.
We give more than n dollars
worth for n dollar, for we nc
cept Periodical Tickets.
VIM. C. COOPER,
% Whitaker street.
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FUNERAL INNITATIoNs.
MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
C@-@-
Dividend.

Savannah Bank and Trust Company. Savan-
nan, "a, June ~ isJ5.-Ihis bank has declar-
ed semi annual ividend Of three dollars per
snare TO stockholders, as of record this date
paYaole on and after July list proXimo. The
transfer books are closed Until that date.
JAMES II. HUNTER. Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21

YOU
Cleanliness is essential to health
fulness. Buy paint and lime and use
them to prevent sickness during the
summer. Our "COIumbian" Rendy
Mixed Paint has n big guaranty he
hind 1t. Our lime is the BEST. Full
weiGhts-nOthing short except the
prices.
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT q OIL CO.,
Congress and Whitaker Streets.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against DUP
chasing that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of
the extended limits of the city of Sayan-
nah, known as the Branch Tract. con
more or less, bounded on the north nv
Estill avenue, east by Waters road, south
by lands of Barstow, and west By lands of
Gen. A. r. Lawton, as L have made a
contract for the purchase thereof and
intend to apply to the courts for a spe-
cific performance of the contract
Savannah. Aug 3O.1SSs.
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cALLEORRLA FIe SNRUP cQ
WAREsBORO ITEMS.

san FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21

SUMMER POETRY.
Blossoms cover all the trees,
Singing birds and humming bees
All are merry.
Natures promise everywhere,
Tells Of apple peach and pear
And the cherry.
On the fragrant swinging boughs,
Every bird repeats his VOWS
To his mate.
Every young man and his maiden.
With the same old story laden
Seek the gate
Everybody wonders whether
Wei to have our summer weather
Filled with neat
And since grumbling VIII not cure 10,
Smoke lnfanta r.ulalia Cigars
And try to endure ii.
Havana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-04

cessfvnzsly favorable for business re-
v4val for ehzt reason. II Is row precisely
ne rrfdsEe tine SsfwA9n cur asAadrsnrssl
g~,ffrsal crises Tbs pr1r7ei9aa political
issues Of the day. the currency AMI sne
tariff. are sch as peculiarly affect the
business interests OF the country. Every
election N thus necessarily unxe-rsing 80
business Interests. for v may b. followed
By a rafsczl change IN legislation or these
two sSsoSects. she exact results following
witch r Is practically impossible TO fore
cast
However possscfsns may hook az r, tue
preeen, condition 81 things IN naroaal
rpnIfsscs f. not unss tisfactory 20 the hus-
ness interests Of tbs country. because IL
Ensures. for q time AT least. a period 81
rest, and the certainty that no radical
changes IA legislation can by any possi-
tsl1ty bs affected The presidency. and
thus the veto power. rs TN the hands OF
one party. the popular house Of congress
controgled by another. while neither party
has sure control Of the senate
f1NA . AeEkSA3s-4l l'SAtEA "a 1880 49,
best interests o. the country would, with
OUT doubt. be ssoserved in the long run
IL the Republican party were IN full con-
troll OF the entire machinery OF govern
ment, with power 10 sweep away every
vesage of the Democratic bad legisia-
ton foisted on the country by the lasS
congress This being admittedly true, II
IS nevertheless equally true that II
such legislation were pending in the I'm
mediate future. that fact would have a
tendency 70 keep business in an unset
tied state. and retard the actual revival
until after such time as the proposed leg
fslation became enacted, and the country
had an opportunity 70 adjust itself 60
changed condiricns- Business of all kinds
can adapt itself more readily to bad iegis-
iation than IT can to a chronic condition
OF uncertainty as to what legislation may
be expected affecting commercial and
manufacturing interests.
This we believe to be the true reason
why such marked symptoms of business
revival are showing. despite the bad tariff
legislation of the last congress. OF
course politicians of either party Will not
be likely TO accept this as the real ex-
PLANTATION OF the improved condition of
things. Already the thick and thin Dem
ocrattc newspapers are pointing to 1t as
showing the beneficial effect of the Cor
Gnan-Brace- Wilson tariff. while many
equally partisan RerarbI8c=an papers claim
that the restoration of confidence is due
solely TO the Republican victory of last
fall. The truth lies somewhat between
these two views. bearing thus far in
favor OF the latter one. that the change
In the political complexion of the lower
house has relieved the country from the
complete control OF a party which has
shown itself utterly inadequate 70 the
task of governing the country.
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The Butt of Great Britain,
Fairhaven News

Chuer our disturbed condition OF ma
9ionai aHairs IL seems that we are to be-
come the butt OF Great Britain. Her con-
tempt for the Monroe doctrine and utter
disregard OF the modern mode OF settling
International differences. are plainly mani
Test in the Nicaraguan as well as the Ven
ezueian complications. With an admins
tration full of love of fair play and patri-
otfsm, such as is calculated to inspire the
people OF a great nation, this country
would not brook such an insult as II does
In these matters. but give the British
lions tail such a tweak that he would
come to his senses. The. policy of push
ing claims against weak governments
particularly those which are available for
her purposes, has been the hoggish policy
OF the English government for centuries.
She wants the mouth Of the Orinoco and
the Nicaragua canal at this time.
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Good Times I'm Cowiitz.
Cowlitz Advocate.

COW IlIZ AUNOCdtt.
There Is no Disgusting the fact that
times are getting heller IN this section.
The large quantity of timber being cut
into shingles daily by our mills ia finding
a ready market and the proceeds from
which Is all left In this section. This par.
of CowlitZ county has millions of fine ce-
dar timber and to sell IN the form of shin
giles and lumber. and the faster II Is con-
verted into shingles the more rapidly our
country will be developed into an excel
lent agricultural section. The soil Is nat
urally rich and will grow abundant crops
of most all kinds when the timber Is re-
moved therefrom. And with the number
of shingle and saw mills now In opera ton
in Castle Rock and this immeulate vicin-
ity the progress in this line Is very rapid.
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made IN different portions u the city.
tools ard sees4s have been contributed and
tire work % cuiffvzfion begun sysieEraFi-
caIIy By over hundred people. men OF
families or those uao have families de-
reafent UPON them. The season tnus fn-
has beeen favorable. and the planting
hz. progressed satisfactorily 80 The as
sisted ard the assisting. Nearly ali have
had sore experience in gardening, 50 Sfat
tire work Of cultivation after the crop II
up VIII be p-operiy attended 20
To some az them. however. the system
OF rotation OF crorS may not be familiar
a system adopted principally BY market
gardeners. xtso make the same ground do
couhie ard aaairnple duty in che season
These results are obtained BY first hisfaly
fsrsfiizsng the ground AMI piauting Win
the earliest varieties OF vegetables. e.
eourag1nx them 20 rapid growth by irrf-
CATION. where Il fl possible 30 get water
for The purpose. either from streams. city
fyfrsnts or wells ard spring. Nature
can BE wonderfully assisted in this way.
and the returns are manifold. As soon as
one crop s. removed the ground should be
prepared "a in the FIRST instance. and the
rotation continued through the season
IL this way a small patch Of ground q
brought into a high state of cultivation
and n also made very profitable.
The immediate results Of the PIneTee
plan win prove very good. but the ulti-
mate results viii prove FAR better. II VIII
create taste FOR gardening, a taste for
home work and che heautifydng OF homes:
4, viii create a desire for tracts Of land
IN the country. where s1e industrious can
surround themselves with the comforts OF
life as well as the necessaries. and good
living ts always assured. While the hun
dress are cuitiyatinx the P1ngree gardens
this spring. they viii also cultivate de-
sire for lirtie homes OF their own.
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THE EYE.
The Eye Sees MOI Itseli hal By Reelection.
The Eye is The laisI Of the Gha'seier.
fbe Eye is the Light Of the SaaL
The Eye is The Index Of Health
The Eye is the Index in SiesnsN

bright, clear eye indicates an active
stomach. liver. kidneys ard bowels.
\ heavy. dun eye indicates a foul Stoul-
ash. TORPID liver, irregular bowels, mac
tive kidneys. IL your liver - diSorieresi
IN the least i Is manifested first OF aIl in
the eye. The eye has q duh and heavy
look. yellowisA or iauERltce-i; the rays ~
light cause pain. dyspepsia. blind spells,
headaches. nausea
II You have a foul stomach Il IS irds-
Gated by me eyes. Indigestion is one az
the frequent causes OF the careworn look.
expresstonless eyes. II your stomach and
liver are active it viii be indicated by a
bright, clear eye.
Inactive kidneys. irregular bowels. pal
pftation Of heart, headache. dizzy spells,
faint spells. staggering sensation. pam
IN side ard hack, dragging sensations IN
hips. ertsctafionS of foul-snelkng gases.
insomnia. melancholy, ringing IN the ears.
phnples on face, body ant limbs. skin dis
ease. are all due to torpid liver and foul
stomach. joys Vegsta BILE Sarsaparilla
is a vegetable hepatic st3nulaGt: regu-
latas the bowels, promotes digestion The
moderate use OF Joys Sarsaparilla purt-
fies the blood. makes active kidneys and
a bright, clear eye.
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Point Of Minerals and Agriculture
A. N. Sloane. James orutt. W. w.
yauasSoa and r.. s. Jarniso1. capitalists,
Gree rrburg. Pa. ara registered al the
Butler and viii remain IN the city sew
sg-ai days. trarEar-sng business ana TAX
ing IN the beauties OF che Sound country.
Several % the party among them Nr.
Sloane. who has extensive interests in
various parts Of the state. have been
visiting tfle state 81 Washington once
year for some years past Mr. sloane
has been making annual visits 70 seattle
since 1887. and he says that he shall con-
1fnus 70 do 50 for many years 20 come II
business will permit.
There Is no other state IN the Union.
said Mr.. Sloane last evening, which 50
rnuch reminds ne ~ Pennsylvania as
does the state OF Washington Every
thing that you can do in . business Way
IN Pennsylvania you can DO in the state
Of Washington. In fact | consider that
tho state OF Washington Is ahead or
Pennsylvania in some respects True, Wa
have rhe Industries in Pennsylvania but
Washfng1on's resources are marvellous.
The iron ore OF Washington IS far super
Tor 70 that of Pennsylvania. but that in
dustry has never been developed here
Washington Is always sure OF splendid
fruit crops and over in Eastern Wash
ingtcn the land produces four times as
much grain 10 the acre as does the land
IN Pennsylvania It Is something wonder
ful the great many resources which the
state or Washington enjoys and II Is
about time that some of them should be
In state Of proper development"
Mr.. Sloane believes that generally
speaking business is much better through
out the United States than il was a year
ago. The truth is.'' he said. that the
East Is enjoying fairly good times The
money market is not so tight as il was a
year ago, and the industries are not idle.
Take the Frick Coke Company. one of
the biggest concerns in the world. and
you VIII See by the telexraphic dispatches
that only recently the employees were
treated To pleasant surprise in the shape
OF a 10 per cent advance in wages. In
previous years strikes have been feat
ure In the Pennsylvania coal regions
nearly every year. but the men appear
70 be satisfied now and no trouble is
looked for this year
AS 10 politics IN the East I can say
very little. The people there, as they are
mere. are making the silver question
subject for much discussion and many
believe that IL will be one of the great
issues at the next national election, but
whether 1t will or not I wouldn't care TO
venture an opinion. It may be that the
question VIII be settled before that time
probably by the adoption OF a hi-metallic
money policy"