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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-12
CITY BREVITIEs.

The 81. Paurs Mission and Mozart Nu-
steal Club VIII give an entertainment
June ., ar the Masonic temple. Dancing
and refreshments afterward
The death is announced in New York
OF Robert p Lee Ryan, only son OF Mar
garet j.. Ryan and Of the late John l.
tsyan OF lnls city The funeral took place
Monday.
The directors of the Gersnania Bank met
yesterday ana elected the same officers
for the ensuing year. They are President
Henry BUN. Vice President Irwin B.
Ile1eman ana Cashier John ". Hogan.
The republican delegates from here for
Ine -. LOUIS convention viii leave to-
morrow night. The delegations from
Georgia and adjoining states viii meet
at ChattauOoga and viii go from there TO
ST. Louis on the Evans special train.
The Catholic Library Association has
elected the following directors TO manage
It's AFFAIRS for the ensuing year: Messrs
J. j. Higgins. W. p. Bowling, j. =. Harry
J. IT. Strous. J. ". Heffernan H. a.
Jordan, T. ID. Murphy J. l.. Conner, 81
A. Morrisey and j. Mon. Flannery.
The window Of S. Herman & Bros
wholesale commission merchants, No. lf9
Bay street, was found open shortly after
midnight this morning by Policeman Tn
gar II was thought at firsJ that burg
larry mad been committed, but 1t was
round later that the window had been
left unfastened by the office boy. Mr.
HerRan was notified, and came down and
closed up the place.
e.
that the Ze.gIer boys, Solomon and COrrie
are not suffering severely from the con-
nnement in the ScreVen county jail il IS
said that Sheriff William Patrick is al
lowing them pretty much all the liberties
they desire, and that they are allowed to
so to their home when they wish. They
always return 10 the Jail on time, and It
Is not presumed they will make any effort
10 get away. At the same time, the infOr-
mant said, some Of the people of the coun-
~ are criticlzing the action of the sherin
in allowing them TO leave the jail at all
Annie Jackson. cologed, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of stealing a lot
OF ribbon from the store of Leopold Ad-
Ter. The ribbon was stolen several DAYS
ago. Yesterday the Jackson woman Went
to the store with a piece of ribbon identf
cal with that stolen, which she said she
wished 70 match with some OF the same
kind. She was detained while an officer
was sent for, and the woman taken IN
charge. The woman told a very poor
story, and her actions confirmed the sus-
picions against her. She claimed that her
mother had bought a bolt of the ribbon
for 10 cents about two weeks ago. She
was asked 10 take the officers to her
mother and show them the ribbon. She
started out to do so, but forgot her
mothers name or where she lived. She
was then locked up a the barracks.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED TO BUY, A GOOD FAMILY
horse and buggy at once. Address
Horse" News office.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE FINE ST.
Bernard female dog for typewriter or
bicycle. Address box 4, Blakely Ga.
WANTED. HORSE TO KEEP 2
months for his feed; light work; best or
care. John G. Moore, Is William street.
WANTED, TWENTY FIVE HUN
dred, eight per cent, on rice plantation,
eleven hundred acres; seven thousand eX-
pended in artesian wells and other inn
provements. Mclaughlin a. Son, Savan-
nah.
ENVELOPES, NOTE HEADS, BILL
heads, statements printed Is cents pen
500. Murray Printing Company. Ogle-
thorpe. Ga.
THE BANJO. MANDOLIN. GUITAR
thoroughly taught by note. Il. Il. i. NIL
Ter, 1856 Jones street.
WANTED, ALL PICNICS TO GO TO
Wilmington Island. No danger Of sticking
in the mud Any quantity OF pure arteslan
water and ice. steamer Flora makes four
daily trips from Thunderbolt.
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Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity till midnight June l.. 1895: Friday
generally fair; stationary temperature;
westerly winds.
Indications for Georgia: Fair. except
probably local showers on the coast; cooler
in Northern Georgia Friday night: varia-
Bile winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga. on June Il, 1895. with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor-
nal, rs; mean, 70; excess for this date. /;
accumulated excess since Jan. ]. 1895, 81.
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
NAL. %; amount for June II. 1896, 0; de-
parture from the normal, -.23 total de-
parture since Jan. l. 1896, -l-.32.
Maximum temperature, Sc; minimum
temperature Y; for same day last year.
maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature, 66; rainfall, T.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta a s a. (75th meridian time) yester-
day was 81 feet, 10 change during the
preceding twentyfour hours.
United states Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau, Cotton Region Bull
lettn, Savannah, Ga, for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m, 10Th meridian time
June II, 1896:
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Per Central of Georgia Railway June
il--a>9 bales cotton. 2o95 barrels reS.u fj
barrels spirits. 55 tons pig won. $50 pack
ages vegetables, -sN pack1 gees merchan-
glSe, lti packages domtstlcs l6 casks clay.
- cars lumber, ! ear brick / ear machiu-
cry. I car lime. . cars hay. ] car butter. 1
car fresh meat. I ear melons
Per savannah. Florida and Western
Railway. june ll-362 bales cotton. 1O.3l5
crates fruit and vegetables. 46 barrels
vegetables. 30 cars melons. ISIS barrels
rosin, ld4 barrels spirits. "a cars phos-
phate, cars lumber. z cars castings. 3
cars clay, 2 cars pig iron. 8 cars ties,
ear cattle, ] car lime. g cars merchandise,
lll bales hides bales wool
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
June is cars wood. ] car castings, I car
lumber. l car grits. 2 cars corn, ! car
Dr5ck, 2 ears merchandise. 2 bales hides.
Per Florida Central ana peninsular
railroad, June 10 bales cotton. cars
lumber ] car ties, L car wood. 56 barrels
rosln. casks spirits. 3 $50 packages Vege-
tables, 20 cars melons, cars stone.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway.
June Ill bale cotton, 3 cars merchandise,
cars pots 3 cars wood, SO cars lumber.
II cars naval stores. 10 cars sand, 1 car
vegetables, - cars tess
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DISASTERS.

London, June "a dispatch from LIS
bon says steamer Princess Clementine
(Belg), from Sandman ports for Antwerp,
from st. Francois, Mart, for Bordeaux,
were in collision June 5. lat as N, long 8
w, and both vessels were so seriously
of the Princess Clementine was drowned
and the others Of her crew reached Cas-
caes. The crew of the bark has arrived
at Pauilac.
A cablegram received here from Jamai-
ca states that steamer Golden Fleece (Br),
from New York for Kingston, before re-
ported ashore on Folly Reef, near Port
Morant, jettisoned a portion of her car
go, but the work Of Tightening was stop
ped when she was found to be sinking.
She had eighteen feet of water in her hold
last night, and will be a total loss.
Advices from Santos state that bark
Maiden City (Br), from Liverpool, which
went ashore at Santos in April, was sold
at auction, together with the cargo on
board. for LOCO on Nav ID.
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RUBBER-TIRED cans.
All the Rage at Present in Paris. but
They Have to he BeIIed.
From the New York Journal

HNS nave 10 Be beAleu.
From the New York Journal.
The most ardent followers OF the nov
fashion had proved to be the ladies. and
especially those who are often in society
and yet all their lives out OF It. No
professional beauty who respects herself
will now consent to her precious person
being subjected to jolting, and, more
like sylphs than ever. they spirit about
on tires as bulky as those of their pneu-
matte bicycles. II takes a great deal to
send up the death rate In every CITY. but
before these rubber tires had been in vogue
a month they had come near to doing n
The villainous, noiseless vehicles stole
upon you like fiend unawares, and their
privileged coachmen were so successful
that they got tired Of counting the scalps
they took. Fortunately the chief Of the
Paris police has beled the cat. Paris
awoke one morning to md Its walls posted
with a new police regulation covering the
owners of rubber-tired vehicles to attach
a full-tongued bell or a chime Of shriil
small bells to their horses harness The
result Is that in the aristOcratic head
quarters of the town and on the big bou-
levards one might imagine oneself In ST
Petersburg with its tinkllng trolkas.
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THIRTEEN RULES AT ST. LOUIS
supeEstitiOus Man Points Out q
Dreadful state of Things.
From the Philadelphia Record.

Dreadful state of Things.
From the Philadelphia Record.
St. Louis, No, June 9.-"There amt a
dem bit of doubt but that this here con-
vention are hoodooed," declared the SUI
perstitious man who visited the building
in which the convention is to be held.
why, look ahere," said the supersti-
tious man, ITS on Thirteenth street.
dye see?"
"Oh. that's nothing" said the reporter,
reassuringly. That's just because they
happened to have land for it here"
Tut look ahere," went on the supersti-
tious man, shes got thirteen windows
on a side" and he counted out two rows
of thirteen windows each along the front
of the building.
That's merely coincidence" ventur-
ed the reporter.
But look ahere," persisted the supersti-
tious man, here's thirteen entrances and
exits on this here side" and he told off
Eyes, and look ahere," the superstitious
man snorted, dye see these here rows
Of seats for the delegates? Count 'em
think, n yesterday the first Mckinley
train to start for St. Louis, the Kansas
corn train, war struck by lightning, n
all O. McKinley's picaures were torn to
ribbons I tell We, this here thing is hoo
dooed n no mistake. Why, down in the
telegraph room there's thirteen tables,
n the reporters is goin' to sit thirteen in
a row It's demmed lucky that this here
thing amt a gOin' to be held the thir.
teenth of the month. They'd be another
cyclone"
about the convention hall is true There
Is an astonishing number of thirteens
about the place. There could hardly have
been mere combinau tons If the place had
been built under the supervision Of tho
Thirteen Club, with A. L. RaWsOn, from
New Jersey as architect.
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TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS.
4 Delaware Carpenter Said to BE
Heir to That Little sum.
FROM the Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
Wilmington. Del. June 9-Harvey J.
FEisb,e a carpenter employed in Lodben
Car Works here. has received information
from attorneys In New York apprising
him of a $2OO.OO0O fortune. to which he
is entitled Frsble is jubnant over the
news, and now preparing to defend his
claim to the property involved in the for
tune which the attorneys propose to make
IN the New York courts IN the near fu-
lure. According to- the information sent to
MN 10y the attorneys, Frsbie lis the right
Iul owner of vast amount of property
In New York city, in the state OF Michi-
gan, IN California and in Australia and
Asiauc Russia. The sites Of Trinity church
three buildings near the exchange on wall
street and twelve buildings ON Twenty
seventh and TWenty-eiRhth streets and on
Broadway VIII an be affected by the
claim which Frisbie's lawyers win make
The property i'm Michigan consists of a
large tract Of woodland. and In California
Australia and Asiatlc Russia his lawyers
claim he is entitled TO vast mining enter
prises. Frlsbie's right to the property. ac-
cordlng to the claim of his lawyers, comes
thfough MS great-grea t-grandfather.
great-gr grandfather, grandfather and father
The attorneys assure him that M he push
es the claim that there viii be millions
In II for him.
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HER HEEL KILLED A COBRA.
Blood CurdIing Adventure of a
Woman in n Sick Room.

Blood CurdIing Adventure of n
Woman in n Sick Room.
From the Golden Penny.
A few years ago my husband, then sta
toned in India, was stricken down by
fever, and on me devolved the duty of
watching him. Our bungalow lay a. some
little distance from the barracks, and on
the morning of the day on which we ex-
pected the crisis to occur / was anXiously
awaiting the doctors visit. When he ar
rived, after taking my husbands tempera-
ture, he would not, he said, utterly forbid
me to hope, for IL was still barely possible
that the violence of the fever might even
yet give way to natural sleep, and recOv-
cry might ensue provided his slumber
remained unbroken. For some hours my
husband continued to toss and moan pit
turbed sleep. Seating myself at the foot
of the bed, I prepared to watch till he
awoBe.
An hour passed, when, opposite me,
through the Yeranda, 1 saw large
hooded cobra come gliding into the room.
On it came, elevating its hideous head
and emitting Kissing sound. As the
venomOus creature passed me the glare
of its eyes made my blood run cold 1t
drew nearer and nearer to the bed; then,
snuate itself among the pillows, but
finally dropped down and coiled itself
among the folds of a shawl that lay be-
side the bed. I advanced softly, and,
raising my right foot, ground the heel
Of my slipper down upon the vicious head.
J felt it writhe, and the tail twist VIC
lently round my ankle, but not until it
relaxed its folds did l remove my foot.
There, thank God, lay the cobra-dead.
The doctor found me lying unconscious,
soon after. Ny husband made rapid re-
covery, and treasures as his most sacred
possession q blue silk slipper
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observations taken June IL, 1896, %. m
Goth Meridian time) at the same moment
Of time at all stations for the Morning
Boston, q, W w, p, clear.
New York City, 70. W NV, V 10, clear.
Philadelphia, rs, " NV, v 6. clear.
Washington City, t "A, " W, V light clear
Hatteras. 70, S, V light, clear.
Wilmington t so, W SW, , light, clear.
Charlotte, 7s SW, V light clear
Atlanta, 81, " NE, V light. clear.
S Iayi1Ian,lht g. ~ s; US : elq9g5dy.
Jupiter. t IS, W S. 10. cloudy
Key West 81, W S, 6, cloudy.
Tampa, rs, " SW, 6, partly cloudy.
Pensacola, 50, W N, V 6, cloudy.
Vicksburg, IA, W n, V light, partly
New Orleans, 50, W NV, V light, partly
cloudy.
Galveston. t g, " E, ve clear.
Memphis, "a. W NV, s. ctear.
Cincinnati q, W NV, V 6, clear.
PPiitttttsa6}u1rg, Il z, " NV light clear.
Betroit,' *, W. Y light, clear.
Chicago, 68, W w, 12 clear.
Marquette. t 60, " Sc, v light
st. Paul, 60, " w x6 cloudy,
st. Louis; "a, " w, Y 10, partly cloudy.
Dodge City, g. v NE, 19 clear.
Rainfall-Jacksonville 176 inches; Ju-
piter, 90 inch; Tampa, LOS inches; Pensa-
cola, O3 inch; St. Paul, OF inch; Kansas
City, trace; Oklahoma, SO inch.
VIM. w. Dudley
Observer, Weather Bureau.
t. temperature; W, wind; V, velocity.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

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From the Philadelphia Record
Wilkesbarre, Pa, June This town has
a human curiosity in the person Of a
3-year-old boy. perfectly formed and APP
parenty possessing all the faculties. Yet
he weighs only ten pounds. The child
was brought from q remote country dis
organization. His name is Jesse James
Long, and his parents are both dead
When ne was born his mother was Il
years of age and his father TO- Both were
feeble and nnrm when the baby came At
it's birth 1T weighed only ~ pounds. Many
physicians have examined the child
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FOR RENT-ROOMs

~-~-~-~-~-~~->-~-~---~~~
FOR RENT A PARLOR FLAT OF
four rooms. also fiat Of three rooms; rent
cheap TO good tenants; If desired viii take
meals from party renting parlor fiat. L.
l.. Welman, 1853 South Broad, corner
Barnard.
FURNISHED ROOMS, 19l BROUGH-
ton street, between Jefferson and Mont
gomery.
FOR RENT THREE CONNECTING
rooms with small kitchen on parlor floor
every convenience for light housekeeping /;
rent reasonable. Apply at $50 York street.
FLAT, CHEAP FOR THE SUMMER:
furnished for light housekeeping. 1863
Perry street.
FOR COUPLE, CHEAP FOR THE
summer, part of furnished house; owner
leaving city; references exchanged; north
of Liberty, near Whitaker. Savannah,
this Office.
FOR RENT, FLAT, THREE ROOMS
and large hall; furnished or unfinished !;
$l8; 1855 South Broad.
ELEGANT ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR,
largo hall, third floor, Lyons block; also
six rooms, corner Wayne and Whitaker:
rent reasonable. Inquire John Lyons.
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MaEara- Dad AE).

Yes, it is bad air and you are liable 70
draw it into your lungs wherever YOU
may be during the summer. You can't
help doing this, but you CAN prevent the
poisonous microbes Of malaria from feed
ing on your system. How BY killing
them with pure stimulant, the best and
surest Of which is
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EXPORTS.

Per British steamship Ardle-2.5f5 bales
cotton, valued at S93 645, and 4,500 slaves.
valued at $780, for Barcelona; and 100 tons
phosphate rock, valued at $1,000, for st.
ed at Barcelona.
Per schooner Cassie F. Bronson for New
fork-H,724 cross ties, measuring 779, $50
supercial feet.-John A. Calhoun.
Per schooner Marjory Brown. for Perth
Amboy-22,l54 crossties, measuring 8i604i
superficial feet.-Dixon, Mitchell e Wells.
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Steamship Arile OBJ. Smith. Barcelona
and s.. Louis du Rhone or Port DC Bouc.
-Strachan x Co.
Schooner Cassie +. Bronson. Bennett,
New Nork.-C. w. Howard 81 Co.
Schooner Marjory Brown. Osborn. Perth
AmhOy.-C. W. Howard q TO.
Schooner City OF Jacksonville, Steelmau.
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sAILEn N-EsTERDAN.

Steamship City of Augusta New York
Steamship ChattahOochee. Boston
steamship Ardle (Br). Barcelona, etc.
Bark Gloria (Aus) new port OF ST. Pc
terhsurg.
schooner Cassie F. Bronson. New YORK
Schooner Marjory Brown. Perth Amboy.
Schooner City of Jacksonville, Port Del
aware.
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DID NOT GET THE GIRL.
4 New Mexico Love Affair which
Was Conducted by Force of Arms.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, June "a Brazilian
claiming to be a count and calling himself
Don Juan Miguel de Ia Corda, became
enamored of the pretty 16-year-old daugh-
ter of Merchant Dow in the little town of
Iijique, forty miles east of Albuquerque.
The girl rejected him and her father or
dered him away from the house.
After a few days the don enlisted a
squad of sheep herders and gave it out
tnat he intended to storm the place and
carry the girl away by.force, but the faith
er heard of his coming, and when Don
Juan approached the house yesterday
evening a pitched battle ensued, in which
one man and a horse on the don's side
We're killed outright and several men on
Dolh sides dangerously wounded.
DOW held the fort and the dOn's forces
retired without the girl.
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Duffy'S Pure.
Malt WhiSkey.

1t is utterly impossible for the germs Of
malaria to live when they are combated
by this great and only medicinal whiskey.
This is positive, no matter what inter
ested druggists or grocers may tell you.
Secure only the genuine.
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Help WANTED.


WANTED, WHITE NURSE FOR
children; must stay in at night. Apply l73
Bolton street.
WANTED. JUNIOR DRUG CLERK.
who understands soda. Box 1885. jackson
ville Fla.
WANTED. A COMPETENT WOMAN
cook. Apply between and 10 o'clock a.
m. at 1872 Bolton street.
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. IOllOWlnE
are In arrears for ground rent, OF when
owners are hereby notified:
c. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
Brown Ward-west one-half lot /, 2 qrs.s
east one-half LOT a. 2 qrs.
CalhOun Ward-East One-haif lot 8, ,
qrs. lot o. qrs. lot q. 2 qrs. east part
lot 43, 2 qrs.; lot As, qrs.
Charlton Ward-East one-half lot rs, =
qrsi north one-half lot 81, qrs.
Chatham Ward-West one-half lot q 3
aa rs.i i9t y 2 qgs.; east @ half Of east
one-halt lot ~ qrs.; lot q, 2 qrs.; lot 80.
qrs.; lot 81, qrs.; east one-nalf lot 30, 4
qrs.
Columbia ward-west one-half lot 20 q
qrs.; north one-hal. lot Is, qrs
Crawford Ward-WVest one-half lot 3
qrs; lot "a, qrs; west one-half lot 70.
qts wizard Ward r... n.
qrs,i fractional lots % and * 2 qrs.
Ebert Ward-Lot /. 2 qrs.; east one
half. lot II qrs.; lot r. qrs.; lot 49, 2
one.thrd lot 10, 2 drs. lot q. } qfs. lou
q, :, Rs. lot %, qrs;; southeast pare
lot "a, qrs.; south one-half lot 49, qrs
sosth one-half lot 40, qrs
Franklin Ward-Part lot q, 2 ors.: lot
"a; qrs,; ~. lot e, qrs.,
one-half lot II, qrs.
Greene Ward-East one-half lot 3. 2 ars. :
lot 20, 2 qrs.' cast one-half lot q. qrs. /:
lot "a, 2 qrs.; south one-half lot 40 2 yrss-
Jackson Ward-East one-third lot X
qrs.; west one-half lot Is, 2 qrs.: east two
lhlfu5 lot 10 z QIa.F IHluQle One-thiFd az
north two-thirds lot 81. 2 qrs. east one
half lot Al, 2 qrs
Jasper Ward-Lot 4S, 2 qrs
Lafayette Ward-Lot 20, qM.lot a. a
Liberty Ward-Lot 25, ? qrs.; east one.
half lot g. qrs.; north one-half LOT %
qrs.; east half lot 90 qrs
Monterey Ward--West tWo-fftbs fot q
qrs; east half lot ~, 2 qrs
Pulaski Ward-West part lot 81 2 ors .
mid part lot 81, qrh.; lot a. qrs
Troup Ward-West part lot 25 2 ors
west half lot %, 2 qrs. east half OF south
half lot g. 2 qrs.; lot 40 2 qrs
Warren Ward--East half lot H. ors
Washington Ward-East two-t1irds los
2. 2 qrs.; lot 3, qrs.; north half lot !
qrs. lot s, qrs; north one-third of south
half lot is, qrs.; east half of west half
lot a. 2 qrs; lot 81, 2 qrs; west half LOT
35 2 qrs.; west half lot 80. qrs.; east hall
Wesley Wara-West half lot T. 2 ors..
west half lot 10. qrs.; east half lot ii.
2 qrs.
Springfield Ward-Lot T. 2 drs.; lot 2,
2 Qrs.; lot Is, qrs.; lot q, qrs.; lot 81
2 qrs.; lot s., qrs. lot Sc, 2 qrs
All persons having interest in the abova
lots are hereby notified that IL the amounts
now due are not paid to the city treas
urer on or before the 18th inst l viii
proceed, on the morning Of the 18th inst
to reenter according to law.
JOHN POWER,
City Marshal.
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SUPPORTS THE ADMINISTRATION.
what Mr.. Archer Says Concerning
His Political Course.

WHAT Mr. Archcr says COncernfnB
His Political Course.
Savannah, Ca, June 12.-Editor Morn
ing News: have read in your paper of
yesterday the remarks of Maj Meldrim
about me and my connection, at one time,
with the order known as the American
Protective Association; and beg leave to
say that I have done nothing l am asham-
as l hope ever to be, IN accord with all
good men in politics and out of politics.
I am a member of the Citizens Club, a
supporter of the best, most progressive
administration this city has had for years
and I shall do al in my power to further
it's success in the present campaign in
no uncertain or weakened manner ]
can see no reason why this should hurt
my business, as suggested by Maj. Mel
drim; If it does, let 1t be hurt.
Holm L, Archer