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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09

For the small amount of 70 cents we
are pleased to offer a line of fancy colored
shirts which are really worth 81. We wish
to call particular attention to the fit, quail
ity and workmanship of these excellent
shirts. You'll see samples of them in
our western show window. Appel &
Schaul.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09
The Modern Way

pleasantly and effectually what was for
merly done in the crudest manner and dis
agreeably as well. To cleanse the system
and break up colds, headaches and fevers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
Of Figs.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09
Worth $50, Now $40.

We have 2S0 fine, high art suits, worth
$50, which we offer now at So Have
nearly all sizes, but as they are sannle
suits, no two styles are similar. Kohler
140 Broughton, offers bargains in under
wear. Beats all competitors.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09
S1.OO for II Cents

In the shape of one of those well-known
Star shirt waists. Never sold for less than
$1O0. but we have a splendid line which
we propose to let go at 75c. Save the opor
ter now; the opportunity may not last ver,,
long. Appel & Schaul.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09
TO-DAY THE LAST DAY.
There Was Another Rush for Seed Mt
the Commissioners Omce Yester-

day.
There was another rush for seed at the
office of the county commissioners yester-
day morning, and nearly 200 applicants
for this charity were supplied.
Clerk McIntire had his hands full for
quite while issuing orders during the
morning. All of the applicants were
colored. and in each case an order for
81 worth of seed was given About 195
was distributed yesterday, which makes
1927 in all that has been given out. To-
day viii be the last day of distribution
and there viii no doubt be enough aupli-
Giants to use up the balance of the fund
of $500. which was given the commission
ers by the Savannah Benevolent Assocta-
ffOn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09

If the hair is falling out ard turning
gray the glands Of the skin need stimu-
lating and color-food. and the best remedy
and stimulant is Halls Hair Renewer.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr. r. Knippenberg, representative OF
the Anheuser-B Busch Brewing Company
of St. Louis is in the city.
Rev. J. O. A. Cook will preach at Trinity
Methodist church tomorrow morning. on
Christ in Politics, and tomorrow night
ON The Gambling Evil and Profane Swear
ing.
Mr. W. F. McCauley, who has been
confined to his bed for several days with
an attack of scarlet fever, is improving.
His physician reports that the case is
not serious and that the patient is get
ting along as well as could be expected.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09

Aged people find in Ayers sarsaDarilla
just the tonic they need. 1t helps them
wonderfully-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-09

Probabilities for Saturday: Genera,
fair; cooler in the morning. warner ~ ~
afternoon; west to northwest winds e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

Colonel George w. Crowder, stock claim
adjuster of the Houston and Texas Cen
trial returned to headquarters yesterday
from a business tour OF the North division.
or the line.
Manager W. c. Van Week OF the South
ern Paoiic returned with his family yes
terday from New orleans. where he went
to meet his wife and son returning from
New York city.
+. L. Hunt commercial agent for tho
Southern Pacific at El Paso, spent yester-
day at company headquarters and visit
ing friends IN the city, and departed for
home last night.
+. W. Flato, Jr., prominent merchant
of Kansas city, lccomponied by his wife.
are in the city visiting Mr. FlUtus broth
ers, Treasurer Paul Iiato and Ticket
Agent II. J.. rlGto Of the Southern Pacific.
Tony Nass. the Beau Brpmmel freight
conductor ON the Austin branch of the
Houston and Texas Central came down
from the Capital City ana enjoyed the
day greeting friends 1nd acquaintance
Re was very favorably impressed with
the metropolis and prOinises to make his
visits more frequent
Captain j. NJ. Means. the veteran pas
senger representative of the Southern rail-
way in Texas, Gays he was most agree
ably surprised at the heavy travel on tho
Southeastern excursions. THIS years travel
eclipscd all previous 'ecoIds ana the lines
across the river Were taxed TO handle the
n sh which they had not anticipated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
HEADLIGHT FLASHES.

The DtWolf Hopper Opera company re-
turned from Galveston yesterday and left
for New Orleans IN their special cars over
the Southern Pacific.
trains Nos. 81 and 3S OF the Southern
railway viii not be operuted north of
Washington. Heretofore these coaches
have been run through to New York.
Yesterday was the day agreed upon by
the Southwestern lines for the restoration
OF north-houud Texas rates. Chairman
Kent ruled that the Texas and Pacific
had violated the agreement
A movement Is on foot IN New Orleans
to form an association among the general
passenger agents of that city. the main
object of the organization being 10 main
tain passenger rates, boom New Orleans
and generally to promote passenger trai-
fic through that gateway.
President Samuel Spencer of the South
ern railway and Alexander Shaw, chair
man of the finance committee of the
Baltimore and Ohio, emphatically deny
the report sent out from Washington 10
the effect that negotiations were pending
for a consolidation of the two companies
According TO the reports OF the railroads
of Pennsylvania for the past year, over
S'.OD,Np more was spent for railway
cost OF railway equipment, as ascertained
from reports TO the secretary OF internal
affairs is slsS,5S5,sll, as against SIG 49,
962 in 1921 Si7As90,345 In 1898, Sl63,7SS Sii IN
1892 and sl59. ahjl9s IN 1891.
one of the most interest ting figures in
the early days of American rairoadine
passed away on Saturday In the person
OF William II. Gat2mer, formerly presi-
dent of the Camden and Amhoy railroad,
who died at lis home ne;irl'hiladclphia
III his eighty ninth year. Mr.. Gatzmer at
one time was one OF the best knewn men
in Philadelphia As early as 1858 Mr..
GatZmer was n director OF the Lehgh
Valley Railroad company and was CUB
sea,Iently its consulting manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
A GREAT INVENTION.
The Wonders of the Mechanism of tn
Dynagraph Car.

The Wonders of the Mechanism Of the
Dynagraph Car.
That wonderful mechanism, the marvel
of all railroad men Dudley's dynagraph
and track indicator which has been tour
ing the Eastern lines. Is described by the
buffalo Courier as follows:
This car is the private property of Mr..
Dudley and fairly bristlcs with sensitive
instruments whose aim Is to enable nigh
class railroads TO maintain a perfect
track. The principal Instrument Is the
dyt,agraph, through which rolls contln-
uous sheet OF heavy paper, ana upon
which q dozen or more pens trace IN req
ink lines which show every posstnle va.
tie road. The slmiHe passage OF car
over n rail Joint Is SHOWN by N-shapeh
variation of the lines from quarter 20
half an inch deep. one par OF pens
show tho slight depressons as at 1ointsi
ono,her pair show the variation OF DIS
,,,nce between tho rails. another mark the
rail lengths, another show the coHpatt-
tive height of the parallel rams IN
LII IL higher. a considerable variation
10 sbo,vn on each side OF the car Is a
davire which throws a dab OF Dlue pithe
ocainst Inc side OF the rail Wherever
,Scra ls n DEPRESSION Of S-S2ds OF an lnch.
T,his paint enables the section foreman
10 So. the defect and repair 1t AT once
70 Tho he usual speed of the car Is about
In. ne Niles an hour when running spe-
cisIIy The read "a thus Inspected sted S once
year and eomparatyys ,a rsS9fu car nei IS
i ,t ,,,ost perfect thing OF the kind In the
t ,ne inos liz accompanies t wherever II
w Soes and lives upon it. The instruments
Used are lis own inysntor Of 'T railroad M
STUDY End n they are not perfect II y
, ,raenHs Sra I he AN not show their slight
not iEynnerfeciions TO those who have the
care OF the tracks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
rHE pocroR.s ADVICE.

C. NJ, Rochester, am In mn editorial
office. am overworked. ana feel nervous
and tired most of The time Please sug
gcst treatment.
Take or Cerebrinc, extract OF the brain
Of the OK, three times daily.
NJ A. X.-Have boan annoyed for over
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Can YOU suggest a cureI
Take our Thyrodine. extract Of the thy
roid gland together with Natrolithic salts.
three times daily.
headaches and have a very sellow skin.
What Is the best pfepai aiicn for the de-
Management Of the liVerr
Take Thyroliine. three times daily, ana
Natrriiihic Salts. each morning.
r. j. Wake ccrehrine extract of
the brain Of the OK. for the nervousness.
The Doctor.
columbia Chemical Co.. Washington, y. e..
Owners Of the Animal Frtrafts
Letters answered free and % confidence.
C2S9l Preparations AT all druggists
sold by n. c. Stuart Drug 90. cor. Main
and Preston streets. and g. w. Heye.. cor.
Main and Capitol streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
ARKANSAS.

Texarklna December 2s.-.rhe First Bap-
fist church here Is In a muddie, the al
legged cause of which is perhaps without
"A parallel. at least in the Southwest The
whole trouble, 1t seems. has grown out
of the county prohibition election held last
March. In which the pastor of the church
in question. Rev. J. n. Jenkins. took a
conspicuous part, and was particularly
aggressive and bitter In his assaults upon
the liquor traffic.
For several weeks past n number of the
members of the church, Influenced, II is
said, by the whisky men, have been com
planning against the pastor and urging his
removal. Things became 50 disagrceablo
or this line that about three weeks ago
the pastor rendered his resignation which
was, however, laid on the table subject
10 cell, Brother Jenkins was given a
couple OF weeks leave OF absence ana
cnmp meeting. lie returned home. only
70 md himself out of Job, the congregn-
having called up ana accepted his rcsiE-
nation The brother does not appear TO
he cast down however as he has numcr-
Gus calls from other points IN Texas and
known. He IL extremely popular here with
an denominations and with the prohibit
fectlve preacher HIS friends claim thu.
I've has been made "A martyr TO the cause
Of prohibition, and they make "A stroug
showing that such IS true.
Monticello. December 2s.-wallaco Bland
shot and killed Sterling Brcadcnaxe at
Baxter, Ark, yesterday, Bland nocuscd
BroadenBxc OF estranging his wife's af-
fections from him and taking undue liber-
ties with her. He had repeatedly ordered
BrcadenaSe TO stay away from his nome,
but Broadcnaxe not only refused TO re-
main away frLm BANDS, but attempted
AZ different times 10 kin him. Thereupon
Bland armed himself and yesterday morn
ing, while BroadcnaNe, was. he Thought,
attempting 10 draw his pistol shot him
several times with a Winchester. killing
him almost instantly. Both parties are
colorcd.
Little Rock. December Ex-Governor
Clarke has granted a respite 10 George
Ward the Mulberry murderer. from De-
oember 81 to January % Tho latter date
Is set by the governor for the execution.
The execution Will take place at Van
Euren.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
Observation-Disclosures.

Slowly but surely orthodox sciontists
are coming TO understand that In vege-
table life electricity ~ the builder. but
they are still cropping on the hor1cr of the
dark ayes OF scicrce,
Experiment stations arc testing the
utility of electric currents Tor plant
growth and surprising nrc tho results
Copper wires are placodabout two inches
the currents are conducted TO nil parts
of the garden. The results are wonder
fully IN favor OF these currents Ia gar
dcnlng
Two modes Of supplying the currents
arc used, one by dynamo ana the other
hy collecting tho electricity from the at
mosphcrc on the lightning rod plan aud
the Inter Is proving 20 be the best lly
II tho gardens have been made to pro-
duce 90 per cent moro than cher gar
dens In the same vicinity without the
currents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
RATE CONFERENCE.

Galveston, Texas, December 2s.-There
was conference today In the office OF
General Freight Agent l.. ]. Polk of the
santa Fe for the purpose of discussing
rates "a f.. Those present were J. Il. Galbraith
ot me International and Great Nor,hcrn
ant ienerH Freight Agent Groscrlose of
Polk. "' "''u WI
The meeting was for the conslderatio,
anu adJG stmcnt of freight rates and an
agreement was reached with the ehlp
brokers TO be In effect until after the
meeting OF the Southwestern Traffic as
ISOLATION in New Orleans January IA.
Mhen II is thought permanent arrange
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
GALVESTON MOVIES

"aiVeston. Texas. December CSC. c..
manson, superintendent Of the car ser
vice. and j. L. Galbraith. general freight
ana passenger agent of the International
ana Great Northern, are In the city.
~, =. Aiken of the Pacific Express IL
~. " Allen, general freight agent for
the Katy In Texas. and ". II. Crosse
close. assistant general freight agent for
me same line al Houston. are in Calves
W. G. Crush, general passenger agent
,9r the Katy In Texas. Is expected here
Hiram johnson, city ticket agent for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. is ar
ranging for some extensive advertising
among other things, 1000 stands of show
pllI SIC VIII be put out all over the town
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
c. AND o. CHANGEs

Memphis, Tenn, December 2S--on Janu-
AIRY the Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
company will make an important change
IN It's passenger department. Colonel Sam
uel G. Hatch, who has been district pas
senger agent at Memphis for a year or
ger agent for the entire system, vice II II
Lynch resigned, and Will leave for Louis
vile tomorrow to assume control OF that
department.
Mir. Lynch goes to the Missouri. Kansas
ana Texas as chief clerk IN the passenger
department at st. louis.
w. j. Mcbride, ticket agent for the
chesapeake and Ohio, will succeed Col
oncl Hatch at Memphis.
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eLawlor-Ratcs $3.50 and ST per
Nv Jamep LnwlOr, PrOprletor.

z Bhnkship, Dallas. George Doogan.
= Antonio; J.. G. Clark and wife, Deni-
Sam J.. Hahn, San Antonio; l. u.
|nnd, Chicago; Isaac r. hin and wife,
lnanston, w y. CarTierc, san An
|se, r J; Fitzgerald. Cnero; Allen T..
Eaa, l. A Black, Cincinnati W. W.
M New York; Il. r. Holland. Dallas,
EO. Valley, San Antonio; Mrs. :. }.
[heo,t, Alvin: O. NJ. Eaker, Clarie baKer,
fn baker, Lillian Eaker, Fort Worth;
Jacobs, Cincinnati; James q. King.
ifs On. No Il. w. Burns, Galveston
n Gpc,n , shS' San Antonio; A. b. Doo.
|xrd sutton Philadelphia; w. N.
~ San Antonio: John p, zuorigan,
WI Fred r. Dean, San. Antonio; Z.
uooe, Lake Charles, j. II kiuiay,
~ \. G. Keeling and wife, Chicago;
IL. Goree, Galveston; VIM. l.asKer.
n; chas. X. Flick. Cuero; James X.
n MY " York cnI;o John r sie eny CT n.
Q. II. Conekhete, Jr. Denver; 4.
Ireland San Antonio: Dr. j, W.
1cNt and wife, Wallsville, Texas; j.
waves and son, city; c. u. Townsend.
y AMonlo. r. C. Ford. Nacogdoches;
W Y. FFftzgerald, city; a. NJ, Dent, Cnl-
S,i,m L; Chairman, Cueroi !, b. Gun
~, San IN A IT@'si WIN WIN. IL + Ausun,
Y Austin. Galveston; I. sewall. city;
/, ~ Rawl'ns, Iluntsvilie; Walt Bonanan,
antonio: +. C. McReynolds, III
As. 1eSo: J. T Wolfe. Chicago; J. c. Van
. ..ee and wife, Atlanta, Ca: j. 8
cAman, Galveston: Miss Kate Barden,
sv Miss Edna Hart, Miss Maggie
~ Alvin; y. s. Lindsay. Warren;
n eoofman. Orange: c. w. Reddick,
y antonio. r. w. Kint, Hill county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

had been made up. They mot In the ROAD,
and from Information gathered, they were
both Intoxicated. A few words passed
d"n,e SAYS Haaae sne snn, ars, Vim ,"1 n,sso,
aud Buxzard followed with a doutlc-bar-
relied shotgun. one shot was all that was
nceded. taking effcct In the heart and
killing Bladcn almost instantly. Two
years ago Bladen. who WINS liquor con.
stable, killed a negro IN Spartanburg. lac
was convicted OF murder and sentenced
!,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
THE ARKANSAS PASS ROAD.

sar Antonio, Texas, December pa
telegram was received here today from
Alex Brown. the Boston banker, sayins
that the charter of the Arkansas Pass
Northern railroad had been executed,
all the stock subscribed and the required
amount paid In. The new road will ex-
tend from Arkansas Pass northwarG, coA-
Meeting with the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas anu the International and Great
Northern reads. probably at Smthvillc
An engineering CORPS will be put in III,
field al once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
sWANN's SUCCESSOR.

T. b. Lynch, heretofore general passcn-
ger agent of the Chesapeake, Ohio ana
Southwestern, has been appointed chief
clerk In the general passenger department
of the Missouri, Kansas tnd Texas at ST.
Louis, to succeed Thomas T. Swami, re-
signed. MIR Swami leaves st. Louis for
Denver to assume charge of his new offic"
of assistant general passenger agent Of
the Denver and Rio Grando,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, December 2s. Recent investl-
cations OF the condition of the State cap
ltol have demonstrated the fact that II II
I'm an absolutely unsafe condition. The
tower leans TO tho south six or eight
inches Experts who have examined tho
building Rny u is liable TO collapse at any
moment. A little more strain on the an
chors md they will give way, bringing
down tho entire structure. The coming
session % the legislature Will be com
noiled TO take steps looking 20 81 new
building or the Immediate repair OF Tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

I,osn or gravel, with which tho company
ine OF the Kansas Csty. Watkins and
oii IL road, about slxty-six miles north
S,n iowa Junction. on the main line or the
j. NJ. Rogers and w. II. Mahrav Two
~ ~ une railroaders, leave tomorrow for
,ns piS, TO have everything In readiness
a aUr .ne commencement OF work. The man
be eNh,eh, OF the work at the pits Will
Ne, az cnnrge or MIR. Rogers. while Mr..
FAIRY a ,, VIII look after the movement Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
TWO SONGS.

Imprisoned In a little book.
Two songs lay side by side:
The words Of one with passion shook,
The other only cried.
The sad one said: Knew you loye'a
q bliSs.
Before they put you hercT'
"Ah. yes. for IL was a kiss:
And your" II was q tear"
Claude fayet;e Bragdon, in the New
Bohemian.
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------~,------
MINERS GONE To WORK.

FNaa' |. T., December os Tho refusal
le owners at Lehigh TO accede to
1snes Of the strikers caused one hun
miners to 70 to work this morning.
VINO refused to work are considera-
~ Sd'vvueht up over the affair. 1t is
4 a'e result may be OF serious ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
ALABAMA.

Birmingham. December S--Charics
Meyers. who shot and killed walter Will
Jams, colored drnymnn for Mcmillan
Lee company. two weeks ago. was re-
.mandcd to Jail without the privilege OF
bail by Justice Martin. AZ the result OF
was without mitigating circumstances.
Insanity will be pleaded ON the dnal trial.
1t was this crime. combined with the kill
by Policeman pyars. that produced tho
recent intense excitement among the ne
grocs here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
TENNF ssEE.

Clarksvllc. December 2S.-Mrs. j. w.
McClannahan. who formerly resided here
and was prominent In society. was found
drowning In clstern at Hopkinsville.
She was rescued before life was extinct,
but died COON aftcrward. II n said she
jumped into the water with suicidal In
t.I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

The above is ns complete n forecast us
con be given In writing. a moro graphic
description will be found in my January
charts which viii be gent free on ro-
ceipt OF stamp to subscribers 10 the PAPER
In which this Is published
1 desire crop weather bulletins for 1891
ana back years. Any one having them
VIII please correspond with me,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
nuMoREp KATY EXTENSION.

Lulng. Texas, December 2s---se talk
now IL an extension Of the Katy from
smithvllln south to Rockport or Arkansas
Pass. All towns along The proposed line
are arranging for mass meetings TO boom
the project.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
Litfie Rock. December ss-Governor
soIfTH cAROLINA.

Columbia. December 2s.--Near johnston,
Edgeheld county. Christmas Eve. Jack
Baden was killed BY John Buzzard. II
seems that the two had political difii'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
VIRGINIA.

Richmond, December 2S.--colonei j. II.
Gtjgpby. who commanded the Forty-eev-
erlh Virginia regulars, 5tonewail bril-
gade, died at Albemnrie on December ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29
MISSOURI.

Sednlln, December 2S~-A sensational ana
mysterious shooting ARRAY occurred last
evening, SIX miles southeast of Selalla.
at the home of farmer named Mont
gomory. to who3e daughter the victim,
Iiawl,y Goodrich. aged % years has been
paying attention. Goodrich called upon
Miss Montgomery, who has another sweet.
heart, and whose name none Of the parties
Interested viii dlvulgc. Mr.. MONTGOMERY
fnNors Goodrichs rival, and gave Goodrlch
passed about during the presence NJ the
TWO men, hut II was claimed II was not
loaded. In n little while tho rival pointed
II al Goodrich, when, to his alleged as.
constituent, II was discharged. the bali
entering the victIm's mouth. Goodrich
does not want the shootcr prosecuted. and
INSERTS that the shooting was accidental
So close was he To the woppon when II
WIS discharged that his face Is badly pow
de- burned. officers from the city arc
investigating the case. ana It Is stated
that Goodrich can not recover.
Monticello. December ga shooting af-
fray occurred eight miles west OF here
yesterday. in which Harmon Prime shot
and killed ], l. Airsworth Prime claims
the shooting was done In solf-defense, ms
Alnsworth was shooting. at him. IT was
the culnnnuon OF an old feud. the two
some time.
Holly Springs. December 2s.-Logan
Walker e. Son, dry goods merchants. made
5000 assets about 1900 No preference.
Tho Arm had been In eSlstcnce only a
few months. but Logan Walker had been
In business for several years.
Biloxi. December 2s.--The uncompleted
residence OF ]. C. Holman. editor OF the
Banner. was burned BY tramps yesterday
morning.