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WHAT BRADLEY MARTINS ARE.
IGnickerbOcker Blood, Barrel Slaves
Millions and SnOhbery.

IGnickerbOcker Blood, Barrel slaves,
Millions and SnOhbery.
From the New York Home Journal
MIR. and Mrs Bradley Martin have, Civ
en- evidence of their intention to make their
permanent home in England, and ii was
with this intention that they purchased
the palatial house of the late Barney Bar
nato in Park lane, opposite Stanbroke Gate
London A brief sketch of the Martins
may he interesting Bradley Martin, who
is related TO the Van Rensselaers, Lans-
ings and Townsends, came to this city
from Albany. He met his wife, then Miss
Nellie Sherman, at the wedding of Col
Elliott f. Shepard to MISS Margaret Van
derblt, 80 years ago. for which he was
best man. Miss Sherman being Miss Van
derblts bridemaid. Mr.. Martin and Miss
Sherman were married two months later
Mrs Martin was a daughter of Isaac H
Sherman, who bought and exported bar
rel slaves. When he died, sixteen years ago
he left a fortune of about $4,000, O0G Then
Mrs Martins influence began TO be felt in
society. She purchased an estate in Inver-
nesshre, Bal-na-caan. She entertained roy
ally and one of the younger noblemen to
visit the Scotland estate was the Earl of
Craven. who married Bradley Martins
daughter Miss Cornela, at Grace church
in this city on April IS, 1898. Miss Martin
had never been presented to New York So
ciety. The Bradley Martins eldest son,
Sherman, married an actress. He died q
few years ago Another son is Bradley
Martin, Jr Mrs. Martin has always beeL a
lavish entertainer, but all her former en-
tertanments were eclipsed on Feb. 10, 1897
when she gave the famous Louis Nv cos
tune ball at the Waldorf which cost $780,
600 of itself, $4,000 on the part of the
guests for costumes and so forth.
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BATTLES WITH THE BAT.
Washington Beats Chicago with
weighing Against KiIroy.

Chicago, May 20.-The locals could do
nothing with weighing and We're outplay-
ed at all points by the Senators. Gett-
mans batting was a feature. Attendance
1,100 Score: RHE.
Chicago .......O o 0 0 0 i OIL 5 4
Washington % 0 l > ks 10 8
Batteres-Kilroy and Donahue; Wey-
hing and Mcclure.
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-Dr. Johannis Beinnemann, a German
specialist for medical gymnastics" died
recently in England from syncope.
brought by long continued excessive exer-
else" He was 6S years old.
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IN MEMORIAM.

~---~-~-~-~--------~-~--
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the United Hydraulic Cotton Press
Company held May 20. 1898. the following
eulogy and resolutions were adopted:
IN MEMORIAM.
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DEATHS.

LEBEY-Died, Mrs. Tallulah Theus Lee
hey, at residence of her uncle, Thomas N.
Theus, 1910 Drayton street Funeral on
Sunday afternoon.
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Rev. Granville Hunt

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
is corpulent man weighing 23O pounds,
He has taken Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring for the last eight years with good
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These goods are made with the purest
water, the finest ingredients and most ex-
pert preparation. under the direct super
vision of James r. Cochran, late of Bel
fast Ireland.
We are agents for them and selling the
same at a satisfactory price.
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NOTICE.

We have secured from Messrs. Wyckcfr.
SeRmans & Benedict, manufacturers OF
The Remington STANDARD Typewriter, the
services of an expert repairer, and are
now prepared TO put your machines in as
good condition as could be done at the
factory.
DEARING & HULL,
Sole Dealers for Savannah.
40 Drayton street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BICYCLE RACES TODAY,
DOYLE'S TRACK, THUNDERBOLT.
Take ThunderbOIt cars direct to
track. Admission 25c. Grand stand
ice.
1. U. KINSEY, JR., Manager.
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THE CITIZENS BANK
OF SAVANNAH.
Capital, 100000.

TFansacts "a general banking busi.
ness. Maintains a Savings Depart.
ment and allows INTEREST AT q
PER CENT, compounded quarterly
The accounts of individuals, firmA
banks and corporations are solicit.
Ell.
with our large number of CORES.
pOndents in GEORGIA, ALABAMA
FLORIDA and SOUTH CAROLINA we
are prepared to handle collections
on the most favorable terms. Cor.
respOndence invited.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK, President
NJ. b. LANE, Vice President.
GEORGE C. FIREMAN, Cashier.
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Central Of Georgia lucomes.
Southwestern Railroad Stock.
State and City Bonds.
And other securities.
Real Estate Loans Negotiated
AUSTIN R. MYREs,
x Brs IN street. Eas'
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A. VI. & C. w. WEST
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL notice..

Neither the master nor the consignees
are responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew of the English bark Glenogle
STRACHAN & CO., Consignees.
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CAPT. JOHN F. WHEATON,

IN MEMORIAM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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HOusekeepers are reminded that
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River the Spanish gunboat subigi set
Sdre to prevent our capturing her
blazed heavenward. as n IN last salute
TO the yellow and red OF Spain, while In
the west the setting sun Btreaked the
clouds with gold. The day OF Spanish
glory md misrule was at an END IN the
Philippines. Our Illustration. taken
from Harper's Weekly, shows the rails
Ing OF the American eolcrs over Fort
Santiago, Manila. Il was drawn by O.
". Peters. special artist with General
Merritt's forces.
The town was crowded with Spanish
troops. These marched slOwlF Into the
square before the palace. the head
quarters OF General Merritt, and be-
tween two files ot Oregon soldiers drop
red tasir arms In great heaps. The dis
amino went on tlll-o.e O'Clock at night
Four thousand sinn1 OF arms were ta-
ken that night. The spanish men &C
certed the situation philosophlcally
CROUCH, bot the women wept, and hlled
the air with their cries OF distress.
Far sixty hours 200 out or 500 Oregon
troops In Maulll were on guard duty.
They seized. in the different churches
Immense stores OF provisions OF the
Spanish government In the Church OF
ST. Augustine a'0ne thev found ~ SACKS
of rice, each sack containing Loo POUNDS.
sardlnes, beans, olive oil. coffee. bacon,
and dried fish were there In plenty, IN
iisputably proving that the garrison
might have held out indefinitely. Solar
as food supply went. In the treasury
$50, 1000 Mexican dollars were taken.
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nc rnll % nInnlIn.

The wisdom Of following the strategy
which, It is understood, Admiral Dewey
favored, of dropping a few shells into
AIanlla and then landing troops from
transports on the waterfront to oc-
cupy the city. is proved by the expert
ence OF the Second Oregon Volunteers.
Company E, acting as escort to General
Merritt on board of the Zaflro, and the
rest OF the First and Second battalions
OF the Second Oregon on the steamer
Kong HoI, proceeded out with the
squadron from Cavite, making for Ma
Mia. During the day the two steamers
lay Just back Of the fleet In action, but
well within the range OF the silent guns
on the Luneta At four o'clock In the
afternoon the Belgian tug which, after
the white flag had been raised in the
city, had brought out the Belgian con-
sui, through whom terms OF surrender
were negotiated, came alongside OF the
Kong Hol, with orders for Colonel Sum-
merB to make q landing with the two
battallons OF the Second Oregon and
proceed to the walled city. The Kong
Hol went aground near the entrance OF
the Paslg River, and Colonel Summers
was obliged TO collect all the small
boats in the river to effect landing, In
the remarkably short time OF forty
minutes the two battnlions were on
shore, marching IN into the walled part
Of Manila. Company a was ordered to
lower the Spanish garrison dag and to
raise the American colors. As Lleuten-
ant Policy raised the American flag the
whole fleet salutcd. and the Oregon
band, which came marching up the Luz
meta, struck up THE Star spangled
Banner" At the mouth Of the Paslg
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Tie InteEnaliana! Sunday Sehgg! Lessal

Isaiah , allied 10 service.

isaiah ulleu 10 SRrNlces
We know lees VI Isaiah as a man than
we do even of John Baptist He, too, Is
a mere voice" the most impersonal Of
the prophets. Itseems designed that we
shall not be diverted from his message
by the mlnutiae of his life. Yet his book
is the mirror of himself. We know the
kind OF man 1t took to produce 1t. We
feel acquainted with him in spite of the
scantlness OF Biographical facts. We
lose our hearts to this greatest and,
both In life and death. most influential
OF Old Testament prophets"
He had a unique induction into Office.
once while in the temple rapt In thought
and devotion, the Person of God was so
impressed upon his consciousness that
it became, as 1t were. objective to his
senses. The picture took the form of
royal state with which the prophet was
familiar; an exalted throne, vestments
Of light, weird and winged figures of
arabesque seemed to people the air, and
make II vocal with antiphonal ascrip-
lions, while to his overtaxed eyes the
most solid parts of the temple swung in
rhythm to the seraphIc anthem, and the
whole place was incensed. The
prophets first Impression is of personal
unwor;illness. Holiness and unhollness
are mutually repellent. Isaiah makes
his confession. Quick as thought the
interior cleansing Is indicated by a most
significant outward Sign, the application
of the purest and most purifying ele-
ment of nature. Now it is as II
It were borne in upon the consciousness
Of the prophet, as If in audible voice
that the Lord needs messenger and this
Is answered by sense of readiness,
which enables him to say Here am l.
send mel"
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cases Of dyspepsia require rehabilitation
of the nervous system. Female COM
plants are often complicated by such
symptoms as general physical eXhaus-
ton, insomnia; melancholy, headache
and neuralgia. Aasuch lbs dlsappearun-
der treatment by DR.. Greene's Nervural
which a quarter OF century of success
has established as a standard specific
for all diseases and arrangements of
the blood and nerves Under the magic
influence OF Nervura the blood is
strengthened and purified, and carries
new life TO every part of the body. The
nerves again become normal. Refresh
ing, sleep ir assured Mental anxiety is
removed. The world becomes a joy and
an inspiration.
II you feel the need Of special advice
consult freely with DR.. Greene, person.
ally or by letter at his office. IS West
18th St, New York City. DR.. Greene
exacts no fec for consultation.
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rro,nle From Com m satarlo..

saw: An apocalyptlc picture convey
Ing profound suggestions Of divine reve-
latIon calls and m!nlstry.-Terry. =.
seraphlm: brilliant ones" An order
OF angels.-Jerdan. Covered tlIs
face: Soul reverence should be accom-
panied by reverence of posture and de-
meanor.-Ibid. Did fly: Rever-
cree and humility. however excellent.
should never lessen effectiveness in
Gods service.-Funk Holy.
holy, holy: This revelation Of Gods
holiness brought out Isalah's true char
acter. The only reason a sinner has 4
moments rest is, because sin obscures
the faculties OF the soul.--Hughes. !.
Smoke: shekinah-cloud.--J F, 3. :.
Partly concealinG the vision, that
Isaiah might better endure the sight
Carey. Woe Is me: Here Is re-
vealed the philosophy OF conviction and
true repentance Whom
shall / send: This was an important mis-
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A Naval Hero's Story.

From the Herald, Chicago, Ill
Late in 1861, when President Lincoln
issued q caA for volunteers. L. ]. Clark,
Of Warren, Trumbull county, O.. was
among the first to respond. He Joined
the mortar feet of Admiral Porter Just
before the memorable operations on
the Mississippi river began. It was at
the terrific bombardment of the Vicks-
burg forts that the hero Of this story
fen with shattered arm from charge
OF schrapnel.
After painful months IN the hospital,
he recovered sufficiently 70 be sent to
his homs at Warren, Ohio Another
cail for troops fred his patriotic zeal,
and Clark soon enlisted In Company II,
Of the Seventh Ohio volunteers, In the
army OF the Potomac he was in many
engagements. Being wounded in a sklr-
mish near Richmond he was sent 10 the
hospital and thence home.
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at is Al BLESSING.
"A Physicians Frank Endorsement Of
Warmers Safe Cure:

Ati we could do was 10 cit ana vat. had never mag
ined nat the hands OF the clock ccad move - soS.
So slys you're WIN teif how he watched AZ tie
bedside only brothsr. TIE dotf hG frankly aenoW-
edged thct could do Roi!drg mor9 ac MA nerves
siecedto Gcrue the friends Of the Invalid eouute
be- rev OF ts reach middle lie witaor sone such expert
enee as this ard why legr like tae following wiz
awaken a wide sgmpa theiic Interest go,
E;ANS AZ. CITY No. January 20.f, 1888
For urqsdy I'VE years rny gseif Nm. T. H. LItA was
afIcsd with cystits ans ai TO lpd ret from physicians
or their remedies One bottle % HlIreTs s2te Aiesy an
Liver Cure afforded bers ara The secori BOTTLE eee9
complete recovery sers suffering was go nterse that
It seeInsd unbearab II beirs ueessary a. tines 20 Sye
ypoderc Infections OF morphine AFFORD ten7po reisE
I recommended It to sufferers from liver and kidney
roubsss a hessing.
JOHN r. LEWIS, NJ D.. 1880 p. 10th Street
profession SANDING OF the writer give nuch toge
to this letter Lewis born ~ AbcnaIe county VIZ
GINA 1891 ard has livee In Missouri since ne was hve
years prac tctd medlcic In St. oFeph and Kan
City He is dsce rd from the Ars governor OF MIS-
souri,
cysitis from which Ai4e suffered terribly for
years inflammation Of the bladder popularity OF me
bladder is thatt ely affected BY disease IN
itself so-caled bladder troubles are ready kdney
troubles
Kidney diseases the most mysterious OF al known
troubles that the Gdys have few symptoms OF
but possess nearly all the symptoms known 70
When physcians Of the highest sfarn unhesitatngy
endorse modern discovery which VIII certan}y cure the most
terrible diseases does sand that those OF u
who slowly drifting INTO state OF De.
cline; kidneys liver urinary oTgars are not what
they should be- should avail ourselves Of the benefits Of 90
great scientific discovery which placed so easily WITHIN
our reach?
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Thn Tenoher, Qnlver.

% Isaiah evidently intended the
phrase, ''in the year that King Uzzlah
did," as a Chronological note. AS such,
It is not very satisfactory to us, how
ever It may have beeniat the time used.
But 1t serves anotherspurpose. The dead
king is in antIthesls to the King who
never dies. (2) God lives In spite
OF the mutations Of terrestrial things.
Kings and Kingdoms have died, but he Is
the same. He changeth not. ~
God is sovereign. He is enthroned. He
doeth his pleasure in heaven and earth.
~ He is worthy Of alteration.
Men and angels cry, Holy, holy. holy!
(5) Perception OF the holiness OF
God is Invariably attended with discov-
cry of ones own .unworthiness. Con-
fession is the natural consequences.
Cleansing Is the divine response and the
Indispensable requisite for service. Z.
C6) We may, II we Will, have lsalahs
vision 0f God to-day,
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There is no greater strain upon the
nerves than monotonous drudgery Wo-
men in stores and factories and men In
the various mechanical occupations are
conspicuous examples A desire for
stinulants is manifested, and tempts
many TO inevitable ruin. Insomnia and
lrrltablllty are among the commonest
characteristics, and physical exhaustion
and mental depression, accompanied
by forgetfulness and incApacity for
intelligent work are features Of such
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usefulness.
No case Of impaired vitality, whatever
may be the cause, should be neglected.
Such q condition Is a constant invita-
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where he row has a wide practice, Is n
member OF Hatch Post, q. A. r., and
lives at 1895 Ashland Ave.
Several years ago Dr. CinrkB old
wOODds began TO trouble him. He grew
weak and emaclnted, and his friends
deSpRIred Of his life. He finally rccuy-
cred sufficiently to be out, but was a
mere shadow, Weighing only 20 pounds.
The best medical attendance failed 90
restore his lost strength and vlgur.
A friend gave me box OF Or. VIII
fanny Pink Pills for Pale People" said
DR., Clark. and they helped mo 20 much
that bought hall dozen boxes and
took them. soon reRaiEed my strength.
row weigh 100 pounds and. except for
injurieB that can never be remcdied, am
ne well as ever.
~ consider DIT. Willlams' Pink Pills
for Pale People the best remedy to build
up a run down system, and heartily
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in the regiment Of eight companies: 50
exposed was the position, and SO close
to the fire OF the enemy, that during
the relief, though It took but five min
utes, two Of the relieving party and
three Of Company A were struck
The llnes thus occupied were the near,
est by far OF amy to the city, and to the
last line Of Entertainments OF the enemy,
and were held by our troops until the
surrender, July II.
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2-But to pull off his shirt with
out mussing it,
DON'T

Cont look a sit bicycle in the namc
plate.
/ Don't judge the boarding house by Its
table-cover.
Don't drop insinuating remarks. a
bigNer man may pick them up.
Don't forget that The wise man pros
fits By the experience OF others.
Don't 81, down and wait for things to
turn up. Go out and turn them up.
Don't trF To serve two masters At
once You ase liable to be arrested for
bigamy.
Don't make long prayers on Sunday
and use a thlrty-thrce-lnch yardstick
the rest OF the week.-Chlcngo Daily
News
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His Illustration.

Chicago News: You have often pic
tured to yourself" said the man who
had just returned from his wedding
tour, chow places that you have heard
Of but never seen would look, haven't
you?"
eyes"
And when yor finally saw them you
always found them to be wholly differ
enc from what you had thought they
would be?"
Eyes"
"weH, it's the came way with mar
rlage,"
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OLD wheeling BOY
In Assault Upon San Juan hin
Before Santiago.
TIE CONSPICUOUS ! BRAVERY

OF CAPT. CHARLES A. .wmLIAMs.
COMPANY A. OF THE TWENTY
FIRST INFANTRY, U S. REGu-
LARS. IN THAT FIERcELY
FOUGHT ENeAGEMENr-wiLL-
LIAMs' COMPANY m ADVANCE
OF THE LINE OF BATTLE IN
STREET.-THE WHOLE REGIMENT.
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IA DOSE in time saves lives" DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
REMEDY for coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases OF every sort. 3
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sion. Isaiah sprang on the platform as
free as air, and said. Send me-" This
baptism gave liberty to Isaiah's minis
try as never before.-Hughes.
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Soon AZ
terwardhe
began the
study and
then the
practice OF
veterinary
surgery.
Seeking q
wider field
than the
Ohio VII
NJ
forded. he
wont TO
Chicn ago.
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TRY F. schenk & Sons Maple Leaf
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will use no other.
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EXPLOSION OF A GLASS TANK.
Floods "A Muncie Glass Factory with Molten
Glass and Burns the Plant

Muncie. Ind. March 2S-One OF the
new tanks at Ball Brothers fruit jar
glass factory No. 2 burst last night
and the 800 tons Of molten glass flooded
the brick floor, firing the building,
which was totally destroyed, entailing
a loss of 500 600. with but $40 insur-
snce. The building covers three acres
of ground, and is made of wood and
sheet-iron. What adds greatly to the
loss is the twenty-one patent blowing
machines. valued at $500 each, which
recently displaced 100 blowers on two
tanks.
This was the initial Introduction OF
the patent that promises To revolution
ize this important industry. Fortunate
~ the 800 men employed in the factory
were not working, or some could not
have escaped. The factory will be re-
built at once. as this is the busy season,
with a heavy demand for trade. The
firm is now shipping a train load OF jars
daily