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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
SENATOR CLAY no BE BANQuETED
His Friends to Give Him n Grand
Reception at the Fulton Club.

His Friends to Give Him IA Grand
Reception at the Fulton Club.
Atlanta, Aug. 23-United States SEN
ator Clay will be entertained az banquet
by the Fulton club here on Wednesday
night Senator Clay has been a member
of the club for some time and his fellow
members want to compliment him.
Many Of the most prominent politicians
in the state are also members of the club,
which is general headquarters for them
when they come TO town and the gathering
win be a notable one. GOV. Atkinson was
selected to introduce or rather precede
Senator Clay with a short speech, for,
of course. he would need no introduction,
but he had already made his arrangements
for a trip 10 Virginia and was forced to
decline.
The governor leaves tomorrow night
and win be absent for the balance of the
week.
All the state house officers and the whole
field of prospective candidates for gov
ornor have been asked 60 the Fulton club
banquet Wednesday night. and although
the committee on arrangements is posi-
tive In the declaration that there Is no
politics in the gathering it is hard 90 see
how political gossip can Doe kept out of IL
with all these uotahes gathered around
the festive board and senator Clay max
ing the long talk OF the evening"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
SEEMING cOrNrrnrErrEn,.

Gang believed 20 Have Head0unr-
tiers In Atlanta Operate south 81
Macon.
Brunswick Ca, Aug. % Secret service
men are working this territory for coun-
torieiters. Recent arrests are ta.slbic
90 their effort
learn Tonight thlt regularly orsau-
lied gang. Win Atlanta Headquarters are
showing the "qucor" oAt,n.irrIy south off
Macon. The coins dealt principally Boo are
dollars, halvDs. quarter aud dimes. They
contain about on -tnird less silver cham
thn government make, Tho mHl,I sIa,t
on" broader Hn1 sharper Tuu dHf.un..
On thiH respect la so aIIahl tHII detection
O. almost impossible. niHs t.tH. M.,
accepted th. c0unterlolta af genuine ana
amongst trades pron', tho tArusts. b.
growing.
inf tHR Alexander Jones' reported from
n iHhiNHinn HH HuHprDfrI of IUII-f.rU.
Intention. or doing contract v.rk Ut
liflh. IHr lHf lH luIfI Hu.H U..tt
l"I'li Toe NYu.rlWuIHn"r win II.. aaf.
600 hIefr a no lmneI.a, ulrluald ID
AhluaielnE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
HANDSOME HARRY HILL.
ATLANTA'S SWELL EX-CONVICT Is
ON A NEW TRAIL.

He Returns to Atlanta and Makes a
Business Proposition to the Man
Who Was Chien, In>trumcntnI ia
sending Him IN For Forgery-Thc
S.ho,,,. Sai1 ia Ne ONE f the Uost
p.a.o,, t.,y,,r,,r, vbot NNos Ever
,,... .r,,,sto,t ON ~
,,.,, tt..
A''a'''"' N''''
ha""soiHe eA-e"'i' 'e' ''iN an e''
poS' - '''N ~ ''''''' assam
il was s'a'e' upon "'''' 90 ''
hdo4e l'4'oi INA non "' ''' 'i''- ''' "''
doned by Gov N'AiiS"n lil"t me- n""
agreed never more 70 7e' loo' '" ''''71
precincts.
lie mas salu niue a'"" nus A"'"'' i''''9
III uuS'"'7S way ''' 0'''
since MS arrival III Town may ''''Si '''I
1ouhdauon lot S'HS't'o" "el'i' 'i'' '''
OF ms Narisal'u career
IL WAL be remem oered hN tnose mo 'oan
the newspapers ABOUT lhe uihe 'IldO mn
disgraced himseii ln me eyes 81 Ihe pun
lie that the person who hlIed the role OF
his Nemesis was Banker j, r. Iollesoh
OF this city. the little red-headed man,
who has had more legal battles in the
local courts than any other man in the
town. Harry had sold Tolleson one of
the notes which were alleged to have been
forged and which were proved iorseries
10 the satisfaction Of the jury that tried
him
Tolleson held that Hill had grossly out
ragged his friendship and was very bitter
aoairst hin, He il y-ss ,vbo doodcd tho
-. 80. ....-,i,... .,.5 ,.,,.,r.i.. a..
Souii''S wen anu
the fugitive when the gay young man
made his sensational exit ana in the end
IT was Tolleson more than any one else
-, i7sis,.l ,,,,,,,, ,i,,.,,,y ,,rosa,t,tio,,
In view Oh 'heSe IactS II might DE I'M
agned that Banker Tolleson would he
about the last man on earth that Hin
.,,,f. .,,-, O., r,,,, ,c,,,.s much l.se moor
-. e.i.,.,.
on llienu'S 'eiHlS' "N' la . i'''''09
always SAID that he was not ike most
people and so excused him for many
.t,i,,r, +ba+ ,,o,,1d have bea,, ineOcessil,l,.
-. M. ..a.,,,;a..+,. -,
III any Ohe 'iee' iii7 P'O PiO'
ably explains the Iact that harry had not
been in town long before he made a bee
limo for Tolleson.s office i'm the Inman
t,,,,Iz,., po,l-e, rr,tos,,, tora eor,o Of
Dui'Ni-s
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

panse of hill and mountain, range after
range, peak after peak, stretching away
70 the distant horizon, while chigger after
chiSger Voluntarily Joined our collection.
At last they joined me. Clayton went
home that night full of enthusiasm and
mountain air, and, l haven't doubt, car
ried enough of the little red devils with
him to supply New York and a part of
Brooklyn. l have not yet heard from him.
but / expect to hear any day. 1t would
not surprise me 10 see him down here
again within few days-with a gun. 1
hope he bears no malice; 1 don't 1t is
all 1 can do to bear the chigger-bites.
Yet l did all l could for him. / have
learned by past experience that a profuse
persplration has a tendency to interfere
with the proceedings of the chigger. and
to modify the effects of his operations.
Clayton surely could not deny the per-
spiration, for I put him at that hillside
at a pace that turned him into a dem d.
damp, moist unpleasant body" long ere
we were halfway up
Also, as he left me to take the train, l
suggested to him the possibility of a little
mysterious itching about his ankles with
IN day or two. The man is lucky if he
does not itch away up to his neck-as 1 do.
assured him Of the needlessness of any
alarm, and advised the best remedies that
l knoW-either salt pork, made very salt,
or else butter and salt in about equal
parts.
My own condition gives me every rea-
son to believe that Clayton will have an
opportunity to test the efficacy of those
remedies He will have an innumerable
array of Jumps and knobs and swellings
all over him, varying in size from the
pea TO the walnut. And every one of
them viii itch with an intolerable itch
ing. Each of those monuments will be
the work of one of those little scarlet
hends. For about twenty-four hours
Clayton will pray for death to relieve him
of his misery. / am very sorry for Clay
ton.
/ use no remedies myself, except pa
tience and mild form of profanity Elk
perience has shown me that after three
or four encounters with chiggers. each of
which is less tormenting than its prede-
cessor, | become chigger-proof for the sea-
son, and may come and go, defying them
l believe that entomologists call this
bug the PuleX penetrans, but just plain
simple, commonplace American "chigger'
IS nance more than amply mellifuous
for such an atomic incarnation of venom
Science says that they bite but once. and
then die. The pity of it is that they don't
die first. My sympathies go out to poor
old job, sitting on the ash-pile And | am
half-inciined to think that had job been
we'll supplied with bite-once-and-then-d
chiggers as l am this night satan would
have stood a better chance of winning his
game.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

THE TROLLEY IN CAROLINA.
GreenvtIIe Wants an Electric Car
Line-Confcrence i'm Charleston

Greenv'lIe Wants an Electric Car
Line-COnfcrence in Charleston.
Charleston, s. c.. Aug. 23.-Messrs. A.
G. Furman and J. F. Richardson of
Greenville are in the city consulting with
Or. Lawrence of the City Railway Com
pany regarding the electric road which
it is proposed to build in that city.
The visitors had several conferences
with DR.. Lawrence to-day. and in the aft
ernoon they made trip out TO Chicora
park, which is being fitted up by the troll
ley people.
When seen tonight they said they had
nothing definite to say in regard to the
proposed trolley line in Greenvine. but
they, together with DR.. Lawrence. ex-
pressed the belief that the enterprise
would be carried to a successful issue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
AFFAIRS IN AUGUSTA.
Prospective COIOnists- Death OF "A
McII-knOwn Lady,

Augusta, Ga, Aug 23.-Ex-Gov. North
en- spent to-day in Augusta with a party
OF prospective Mennonite colonists They
drove to several farms near Augusta and
declared themselves much pleased with
what they saw.
Mrs. Robert a. Crimson Of Lawtonville
Burke county, formerly Miss Carrie Rev
nolds' died tonight at the home of her
tather w. j. Reynolds, in this city She
married about a year ago. Her death was
very unexpected and is great shock 10
hrr friends. She was a lovely Christian
character
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
KILLED wIrn 4 pIclN.
Fatal right Between Two Road
Hands la Fulton County.

H"hhN III y uitRh county
Atlanta, Ca, Aug. "a row over a
stolen pistol caused the killing Of William
Brown a road ovorseer, aged 90. Ia the
northern part OF the county this morning.
only mcager details Of the homicide
have been received by the police
N appears that Brown had accused a
naghlor named Thomson of stealing "a
pistol thIs morning, when the road hands
wore being organized for mo days du,y.
THE quarrel was renewed hy Dan English,
Tnomusou's hothor-ln-ltw.
Brown drew big pocketknfo uu1 Eng
lIh grabbed piek. with which ho dealt
tar other % terrific blow on tho head. pro-
duUIng death Fen few hours
EneUsh took to bis heels after the fatal
blow. Ind 1t lnsi account. hnd not been
apur, hgui,d
1h' Atlanta police have been called upon
90 lookout lor hIm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
Posse After wash Bradley.

Mcintosh Ga, Aug. pa posse has been
securing the woods to find Wash Bradley,
who shot II. B. Tant, agent of the Savan-
NAH Florida and Western railway. but
so far have been unsuccessful. They
have been out day and night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
Won Homo Comnnnr.

Macon, Ca, Aug. 23.-Bids were opened
to-day for paving Fourth street with
granite blocks. Competition was oulte
lively. but Macon concern, the Quincy
Granite Company, had the lowest bid. 81 So
awarded the contract
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE CLEAN GROCERY STORE

is the place where you like to do
your trading. The conditions of things
makes you feel safe as to the quality of
the goods you buy. If you have not been
in our store you might come in and look
around. 1t is worthy of inspection. You
Will wonder why you stayed away so long.
THE SOUTHERN GROCERY co,
III Barnard street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT n
RORS.

Petit Jurors who were discharged on Monday
morning until this morning are further dis
charged Until Wednesday morning.
by order OF HIS Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES k. p CARR
Clerk s. c. c. G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
THE CHATHAM BANK.
SAVANNAH, GA.

SAVANNAH, Ga.
TFansacts general banLiro
business maintains a liberal saw
ings department.
Foreign and Domestic Exchapa.
a speciality.
Having a Large number of interio,
correspondents, we can handle col.
lectiOns at very reasonable rate.
Correspondence solicited.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

The petit jurors of the City Court of sa-
vannah need not appear until Wednesday.
18th inst, II a. m.
BY order Hon. r. NJ Norwood. Judge.
j. S. COLLINS. Clerk q o 8
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORs

-.
The petit jurors of the City Court of sa-
vannah need not appear until Wednesday
18th inst, II a. m
BY order Hon. r. NJ Norwood. Judge
J. S. COLLINS, Clerk c. C. S.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE
viii make her appearance at HOTEL.
TNBEE Wednesday, Aug. -, after
noon and evening.
MISS FANNY HESTER,
The Living Dynamo.
he sure ana come down and see
this wonderful younE lady. This ~ IN
be the last amusement at the hotel
this season. New pictures will he
shown on the CinemntiscOpe. and af-
ter performance there will be n
Grand Hop. Take advantage of the
round trip zoe rate.
CHAS. II. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
1s97-FALL OPENING-1s9s
just arrived, fine line of Inn
ported ana Domestic WooIens. An
of the latest designs, which nm
prepared to make up in the most
fashionable style aud at moderate
prices. 1 invite my friends and the
public "a call and examine my goods
and prices before going elsewhere.
Il. j. KENNEDY.
BuII street.
GRAND FINAL nor
will he given at HOTEL TYBEE we'd
nesdaS evening, Aug. %.
All the latest pictures viii he
shown ON the Cinemntiscope.
This Is Tsbce's last week. Every
body come down ana take advantng.
Of round trim rate Of 25c ON wcdneS-
day. Yours truly,
CHAs. .. GRAHAM.
BARGAINS ~ nEAL ESTATE.
Nice twosiory house on second street. be-.
tween Hui and Whitaker.
Lot northwest corner OF ana Anderson
splendid lot on Henry near or
Large lots on New Houston street free from
c.iy taxes
Large Dot no Thunderhoit
81 fancy prices asked Tor anv OF this mon
trif. lt "a offered for sale % avoid q sheriTa
aAlt hhl buyers con fet taIga|na. Kpasona
tle terms un any uf the above
M k WILLIAMSON
IHINH afIfH TIraIH a fI.ts...
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

BUY AN
EASTMAN KODAK
If you want to be pleased.
The Agency Mt
LIVINGsTON's PHARMACY,
Bull and Congress.
DE SOTO PHARMACY,
Bull St, OPP. De soto Hotel.
Agency for A. c. OeIschig's Flowers.
TOILET REQUISITES.
Meldcrma, n Toilet Powder that
dispeIs the disRsreeabIe odors arIs-
Ing from Precipitation.
violet Ammonia a few drou,
imparts n deIightful fragrance 90 q
basin of water.
Boracine cures PricISIy Heat ana
prevents channE.
Compressed Sponges, Toilet SETS.
Imported ana Domestic bay Rum.
soLOMoNs a co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24

FOR SALE oR FOR RENT,
That desirable dwelling, with all mod
ern improvements; large lot with well
laid off garden plat; known as the resi-
denee of Mr.. W. C. Cooper, No. Oil West
Gwinnett street. Apply to
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND ~
PROVEMENT COMPANY,
IA East Bryan Street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MACHINERY
the most improved.
WORK
the most artistic.
PRICES
the very lowest.
SERVICE
the very best
PLACES THE
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY 60,
II Congress, West.
mt the Head of All Competition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
A SUBMARINE CRAFT.
VESSEL DESIGNED FOR DEEP SEA
WORK WAS LAUNCHED.
Rc.ident OF baltimore Has an Inven-
ton which II to he Used Tor En-
pIorntiOns and Wreck Work.

baltimore. August 19.--The Argonaut,
submarine craft. was launched at noon TO-
d.y Mt the Yards OF the Columbian Iron
Works. in the presence of large crowd OF
Interested spectators. This vessel. which Is
tho invention OF Baltimorean, Simon
Lake Is as far ms intentions ana appear
ances arc concerned, one OF the most
uniuuely constructed. IL Is intended TOT
commercial work. including the exploration
of the bottoms OF rivers lakes. bays AID
even seas and for wrecking work.
The cigar-shaned hull has TWO Dig iron
wheels attached to 1t near the bow. the
edges of tho wheels are corrugated like
these OF cog wheel. a smaller wheel OF a
similar character is attached to the Loaf
at the stein. The wheels are intendod TO
enable the vessel to run along over the
bottom OF rivers and other bodies Of water
and the propeller OF the vessel. applying
the necessary motive power. The boat Will
be SO arranged that divers can come In and
20 out OF the vessel while she 10 on the
bottom OF rivers.
Tho Argonaut ic thirty-fiye feet long
and nine feet In diameter, built OF steel
and strongly ribbed 10 resist water pres
sure. She is propelled. when on the sur
face by gasoline engine OF thirty horse
power SEe can also be propelled while
on the bottom by the same engine. the air
supply beng obtained through hose lead
ing to the surface and supported by float.
She can be propelled along the bottom by
an electric motor as well. taking current
from . powerful storage battery Strong
searchlights are mounted on the scat. Her
speed is estimated at eight miles an hour
on the surface AMI about five miles on
tie bottom. She will have fuel carrying
CAPACITY for run OF about 1000 miles. The
crew will consist of captain. an engineer
and four divers. II IL claimed that one
man can handle her il necessary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
pRADsTREET's REVIEW. =

Volume of Trade Continues to In
crensc aud Prices Are HARDENING.
New York, August 20.-Bradstreets to-
borrow will say:
Special kilograms from trade centers
throughout the country emnha sze Hhe,
|rowing prosperity OF the farmer, due to
higher prices for almost all agricultural
Products still In his hands and point to
|pntinuation OF the demand which has been
Conspicuous within the past few weeks.
fhe volume OF trade continues to increase
Ind prices are hardening. No such vol
= me OF business largely in anticipation OF
|equirements has been reported since 1872.
Larger transactions have been seen In dry
foods, clothing and shoes and South ana
Nest in wagons and farm implements.
Another very favorable bank clearings
|eport is found in the total of sl,14O 9e0,-
|O0 this week. which. while 1t is 1 per
TENT less than last week. is 40 per cent
Prger than In the third week OF August,
|S96; &c per cent heavier than in 1895; 40
Der cent larger than in 1894 and fully IS
Der cent larger than In the like week OF
PISS, when CLEARING totals were reduced TO
very low figure. Compared with the like
Period In 1892 this weeks totals show
pet gain Of 1S per cent. Among eighty-sis
y the cities reporting larger bank clear
ngs only seventeen show decreases this
peek. compared with the corresponding
Period last year. Bank clearings at other
piles than New York are II per cent larger
pan In the like week year ago, but at
rev York the increase is Sc per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
MAIL FOR KLONDIK E.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MAKES A
SATISFACTORY PROPOSITION.
semi Monthly service 10 Dawson CIT,
WIN lie Arranged For-Ihe
Route Not Yet Outlined.

Washington. August ie.--The Canadian
government and the United States have
agreed upon co-operaiion in angmenting
the postal facilities for tho Klondike re-
gion and the result VIII shortly be EVIL
deneed In substantial doubling OF the
mail service from the coast into that dis
trict.
The reply OF Canada To Acting Postmns'
ter General Shallenberger's proposition TO
establish an exchange Of mails At Circle
CITY and Dawson City reached here to-
day. 1t is a counter-proposition made by
Canada. the latter agreeing to oa.f,rm tie
service from Dawson City down TO Dyea
by means OF contract OF her own. re-
endorsements TO be made by this govern
ment for ITS share Of the service. This
differs from this country's proposition In
that und,r thu latter the United States Was
TO lat the contract and look TO Canada for
reimbursement for the latters share The
counter scheme. however. Is satisfactory TO
the postofiice department here. ''ansdn's
service provides for exchanges nf muIls at
Fort Cudafy and two other stations be-
tween Dawson CITY and Dyse- Tbs exact
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
nrndstrecrs stock Mnrkc, Review.

BrNdstreets stock Market HeNtew.
New York, August 0.--Bradstreets re.
view of the stock market will say tomor-
row:
Decreased activity and a somewhat lower
range of prices have been the main fea-
lures OF the past week In Wall street The
declines have not been important The un-
dertone continues bullish and at conces
sons buying has appeared. The cause OF
the waiting and to some extent extra
ordinary demonstration may be found part
ly in the action OF the leading operators
who have realized profits, believing that
the market had been going up too rapidly.
Some effect has been produced by an In
crease OF cool weather In the corn belt de-
laying the maturity OF that crop. This in
fiuence has been exaggerated by bearish
traders, who have shown renewed activity.
the result being the creation OF a con-
siderable short interest. Large interests in
the stock market. II would seem, have to
some extent shaped their course with ref
erence to the gold importing possibilities.
Railroad earnings have been excellent. At
tention is also directed to the symptoms OF
revival Of activity In general trade and
more particularly In the iron and coal in
dustries. While the grangem and other
stocks receded a little highe- prices were
made in a number OF special stocks and
the continued upward movement in wheat
has had powerful influence In sustaining
the bullish feeling that underlieS specuia-
tion. On Friday bear operators raided the
market the close being weak and unsettled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
Mr.. WARD MAKES ANSWER
Disposed to Indulge 10 Sarcasm at
BRAKES Expense,
ROACH AND SPARKS ARE WANTED,
Firat by Kansas city, Other by Phil
adcIphis--Fort worth BeNt Dali
las Two DANES.

Fort Worth Texas. August 1c.--.Managcr
w. II. Ward O. the Fort Worth Coits
mukes the following rcpiy to Manager
James NJ. Drake OF Waco relative 10 the
course of himself and MIR. Mccloskey Of
Dallas.
.AccnidinS to our Interpretation of the
rulss OF the league. Waco and Parls cor
fei,cI all r.eh, to pardts pancy In the
contest. either fer the pennant or the
Hernshcir cup. by ignoring tho regular
c.rut and rloysnc Calvert and Corsbcana
en- dates officially scheduled elsewhere.
We consider by every fair construction of
baseball rules that the cites nnmei are
cut OF tho contest altogether. II Is ex-
trcinely gratifying TO me to know that at
the close of tho baseball season Mr.. Drake
offers me a jch as manager OF n circus
or advance aren. for one. At first blush
was tempted to accept employment under
him. but after mature reflection his gene
crosby ts declined. Mr.. Drake has gtycn
the rules and regulations OF the Texas
Baseball association such a loose con-
struction that | would hesitate TO take a
circus on the road as manager with ham
as hacker for tear that Through some cv-
ror on his part we would strand before
getting yBS,v flr'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
ORANGE BUDGET.
The Adventures Of COw-Vessci
Slipped Her Anchor.

inc adventures OF SoW-ScSHci
slipped Her Anchor.
Orange, Texas, August 20.--This after
noon a fine mich cow belonging TO Mrs
NJ. q. Call was eating hay on the wharf
whore boat hal Just loaded. vixen she
slipped off the wharf into the river, where
the water was about twenty feet deep.
She came TO the surface and swan
through an opening in the buikhead 10
dry ground underneath the wharf. AZ
crowd quickly gathered and many guesses
were made sls TO how she would be res
cued Finally two men secured skiI,
threw line over the cow head and lowed
FER down the river to where she could
climb the hank.
Charlie Collins, the son Of Henry Col
lins. stated out TO bis home this after
noon and jumped into his wagon but lost
his balance and fell heavily to the ground,
breaking one OF his arms in two places.
The tug V Guillottc came up ron
Sabine Pass this afternoon, Captain Wolf
ford reports a heavy blow al the Pass
yesterday, and things looked squally for a
while. One OF the big ships loading there
slipped her anchors, but no damage re-
suited. either to her or any OF the other
shlpplng. Sabine Pass Is the safest har-
Dor on the gulf and It would require an
extra heavy squall TO do any damage to
shipping anchored there.
C.ionsl Mark Wiess, the big Beaumont
lumberman, spent the day in Orange today
on a business mission. He was accom-
pelnied by his son. Ray, who expects coon
To embark for a tour OF Europe In the
study OF the lumber business.