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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
Mnalieoernng an Mmerifa
SIT Der Muni6 Der YbilippMos.

Waanila, 5. Sept. Sine 9onefonger
Deputatipn, ipel6e Den Iiibli9en Sbeil
Der pbilippinen pertritt uno iif aus
ben ausgeIebeniten unb rei6iten Gins
oeborenen pnn Ydnab, Wlinbora, Gebu
unb Wlinbana Sufammenlebt, ipraA
beim Ser. ct. GpnIul Wil0man porz
qeitern Q(benb ppr unb brang bdrdnf
auf iebe Weiie auf cine 9lnslieoerung
Der ednSen Ybilippinengruppe an Die
Ser. Staaten bin5u pirfen. Die De-
putatipn ertldrte, baB ale Glahen, To-
ippbl Die triegeriIhen gergbeppbner,
ipie bic frieblihen 9anDelslente. nit
syreuben bas iternenbeIdete Banner ges
griiBen piirben unb feit entiblpfen
ipdrsn, ii3 peber einem pantheon nph
tdQaliihen Hegine 5u untsriperfen.
1000 gum She'll nit @elpebren beipuffs
nete philippines itdnpen bel sSlpilo IN
gereitihaft, um ben Nmeritanern ibre
llnterItiibung aneebeiben gu lahen.
Wait llnabbdngigteit pGre ihnen ni9t
gebient, bic iid prattiid bod niht
ourdfiibren liebe. 9lnglieDerung lei
bas einaig Wabre. Die Mngeoroneten
beabIihtiaen beim @enerul Otis, bem
iebiasn Sberbefeblsbaber, porlteaig gu
perben, baB Dieier iid beim prGs
Tbenten Wcainlep in biefer 9lnselesens
belt permenbet, ebenip pollen Tie iif
nit ben 9nbdngern Msuiaalbos in
Yerbinbung feben. um bieie fur ibrt
Sadie gu eeipinnen, unD bic Snlurgens
tenregimenter gum nebertritt in BIZ
amerifanifhe Mrmee gu peranlahen.
Mguinalbo ptrtpeilt nod in Oatopr
aiiralih fhrieb tr einen bOhit inn
pertinenten Brief an @eneral Otis
nofiir biefer ibn geborig 5ure6tfebte
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
Spfer Der Site.

9teip gort, 5. Sept. glm Samstdg
murben bier burh bic infernaliIcDe
6ibe ni9t tpeniaer ipie 80 Yerionen ges
t6btet unb iiber 100 ppm SoiBI9lage
befallen. Die hD6its Semperatur i'm
Shatten mar 80 9rdb um 2 lIbr
Wiittags. Die nieDrigite 85 @rab. ssn
9roptlpn itarben 6 Yerionen unb IA
5iBIdldge ereigneten iid.
Gbieagp, 5. Sept. Die 6ibe am
SamItag foroerte an Spfern, 3 5obte
unb Is pom 9iBidIag 9etroffene.
Oas Sbermometer itieg auf SO Grab.
@rdBliherO Ooppelmorb.
Gbarleiton, SO. 9a., 8. Sept. 9(nl
gafers Sorb gah in Der 9tdhe bieier
Staot finb bic 2eiben Der ieit einigerl
5agen bermiBten Bruber Wlunins. bes
5ebn Sabre alten sIaac unb bss pierz
3ebn Sabre alien 5ilabD, uufgsfunoen
lpprben; BON ben SbGtern bes 1hGnb=
lihen 0erbrehens but man iebph Bis
iebt feline Spur entbeden fonnen. 9lihi
peniser ais feds MDrbtbaten, ldmmts
LID bic 5plge pon6amilienfeboen, linf
in ben lebten paar Sabren bier per=
iibt iporben.
unaetreuer 8eamte.
ct. Gloub. Minn., 5. Sept. Oit
st. Glouo Wutual Bulioing e 3oar
MIIpciation" bat bur4 Die untreue ib-
res Secretdrs erbeblihe NerluIte erlit.
ten. Oerielbe. ylamens 6. S. Srout.
man, bat bic Safe nm annGbernt
$4,000 beitohlen. pie bic angeorbnetl
Nepiiion ergeben bat. Oas berbdns:
nibpolle 9Orienfpiel bat angeblid
9routmun au feinen Weruntreuun9tr
perleitet. gr befinbet ii4 mod au1
freiem GuBe. ba er bofft. bic Geblbe.
trdee nit Ollie feiner Birgtn erieber
AZ tDnnen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
Der NtI.DelDsug.
Cmburman beIeBt.

2pnbun, 5. Sept. Gine bon btr
Snfel Hasri bonn 8. September baz
ttte Depelde an ben nSblerper" iagt:
Omburmun lit nah eirem 9efeht, IN
neIhsm bic DertpiIhe nur geringen
Wibarltanb leiIteten, belebt ipprben.
Der Ralif, Der ipieDer in bic Stubt gez
fommen, fIob, als mir elnriidten.
punbertunofiinf3ig 9efangene purben
FreigelaHen. llnfere 9dn5e Strett=
1laht bat Elm Eager in Der Wiiite peitz
lid BON Der Stabt beapsen. Der 9ers
luIt Der OerpiIde mar beoeuteno.
adrf Neufelb tpurpe unDerfebrt be-
freft. ReuFelb mar dnfangs bes Spns
mers 1887 unfpeit Dpngola in bic
pGnba Der 9lnbdngsr bes Wiaboi gefdl=
an unb mar Der lebfe europGiihe
nGnnii9e Gefangene bon 8eoeutung,
Der in Der 8eipalt Der 8ertpiihe perz
Alie6.
Sin anoerer 9eri6t, Der inoehen
ned ber 8eItdtigung beoarf, melpet,
sab bic englifd aegDptiihen Srnpz
Zen aart6um genommen habert. Der
8erluIt Der englifh degpptiihen Qrs
NEE lon Ii9 duf 1000 Waunn beloufen,
ser Der Derniide Dugegen auf 5000
Mann.
Gdirp, 5. SepteHlber. General
aitheuer telegraphirte: n9tur 2 britt
ihe Officiere fielen in Der Shldht
Nieut. 8renfsn, bon ben 21. Gancters
unD Capt. galDseott pom Warnlds
l5ire Reeiment. 8renfell fiel be-
einer brilliant gerittenen 2lttate pe,
q. Qunciers, tpelche q Wtunn ar
gcpte unb 20 on 8ernunoeten perlo'
ren.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
0eianacne entiprmngcn.
Y!utiger 2ampi nit einem 0llis.
lberill.

9on,er5et, Ya., 3. Sept. 2lls Der
6ilfsIberiff geprge Batter am Sum~
ltao g(benb Die 8sfangener I'M
eellntp 0sfdngniB eini4lob, nnroe
er bon Sen @bbp uno 9arrp 3erfoB,
nie pesgferpeDiebitabls, reip. oes Der
ifHe)s, eillen 3ug gum Gntgleiien 81
bgingsn, beibulDtst iino, in cine 3eile
-.Fchen unD nit einenl sfnurtel
ie)rediiE oerbduen. Ser SyuBb00en
mar NIT 8iut beDedt unb bic nit 8lut
5eIubelten 3ellenpGnpe fparen eben=
falls Elm 8eneis, paB ein f6redliher
Ganpf itattgefilnben 6dben muBte.
Die betoen Gerbrefer nabmen Ddrln
Dem 8eamten Ieine Snliiiiel ab,
Idlplien i'm in elmer 3elle Elm unD BIZ
freiten Spsi dnOere @efdngene, fuiieQ
Sbroner, Der pes StraBenraubs dnqsz
tlagt lit, un0 Yatrid Worgan. gs
mar nod niht bunfel, ais bic bier
Wtdnner entflpben unp i'm Walpe pers
I1panben. Durh Die grpbe 9lode
bes @erihtsamies ipurbe Der Nldrm
gegeben unp balO befanp iih bic gan3e
Stabt in GROCER Iufregung. Morgun
puros nieoer eingefangen, aber bic
orei anberen 5lii6tlinge befinbsn Iid
nod aaf freien 5iiBen. 9ilfsi6eriff
gafer lit i6limm am GopTe pernunz
bet, piro iebp4, ipie man bofft, pieber
geneIen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
SHO.0afota.

Hnpio gltp, 2. September. Den
iolsenoenBrief empfins6rau 9. 9. glez
penser BON ibrem @atteH, iueld,er als
aaplau BON @rissbp's gopbop Roual-
lerie. SRe9iment imgamp 9bomas, @eor-
gia. befinoet. Der Brief trdgt oas On@
tum oes 25. glusult: SD bin wieoer
in Chattanooga bel einesi BegrdbniB.
Oeute besruben mir Siuei uno geltern
einen Splonten. 9a8 5ieber tritt eploes
mild uno tootbrinseno duf. SD rueroe
niemnls ben seItriaen Gag perseiien i'm
Setter Soipital. 3ebn Suloaten lasen
i'm Sterben. SD lab einen Is Sabre
alteu Sunsen meinen uno lterben. SD
sins gu ibm ino iebte mid an iein Bett,
wprauf er Iih berubiste. gr mar BON
einem 9tebrasfa'er Gegiment. g8ir
lpiiien nid)t, pb mtr ansgemnltert wers
ben pber nidlt. gSlr milien in Der Tbat
nid)ts. SD babe nidt uiel 3eit Su oen.
fen. SD iuiinlhte, mir ipiirben BON
bieiem Yldbe entiernt lperoen. gSlr be-
huben uns senau in fold iataler Sage
iutt SDuittlc NtEttN. SStt TaoSb OVOV
3ranfe uno brauben auf oem 5rieobsf
1T eine glnSabl Mdnner fortipdhreno
beim @rdber eraben beid,dItiat" !" Mm
iplaenben Gage idrieb er pom Comp
5bomos aus mie folet: ,Wieber ltarb
elmer unlerer Sunsens beute Wfor9en
unb ih peiB nidt pie oiele nod por
Mbenb iterben neroen. Sh mOhte, baB
ocs 8esiment loiort uufbreten nno BON
bier iort5ieben tpiroe, aber ib merne
nod cine Wohe bier ble,ben, I'm bic
7obten gu be9raben. Die 8ranten tperz
ben entfpeber in elmer yBDhe lterben
ober bt1Ier ,perben. SD beludte ba8
sternbers 6oipital beute Morsen. &c
| III elm 5elobplpital bon 3elten, Gs 1T
Noum ha fifr 1000 Yatienten, luelde
BON 9elbten &ranfenudrterinnen sc.
| pfleat ,perben. SD inb cine Mntttr.
pelhe ibren 6obn nidt finoen fcunte.
gie mar troitlos. Gr mar nidbt ba, bod
befinbet er lih uahrlhtinlit i'm Diui,
lioneboipital. Geitern foufte ID cine
Rife ar3neien fir unier 0oipital, chen.
70 Qimcnooe fir bic oeneienoen Sun.
aene. SD tbue ofles. mas in neinen
&rdften fteht. bic theuren Qeben uniertT
braSen Snasens rettea ~ btite1.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08

0eutIhIanD etn ueberetntDmmen plns
iihtlib 2lfrifas obgeihloiIen porbtn:
Sin Iol6es llebereinfommen 1T be-
rsits porbanbsr. Oeutihlunb iiebt lie
Der gnglanb i'm Belize 4eepptens, uls
sSrantreih, pbgleih iih niht2lles per=
pirfliht bdt, ipas 8eutihlanb bon
Der eneliihen Beie ing erpartete. SO
1T audi Elm engliItpsoeutihes ginpers
itdnbnib beSiigltd bes Reltss Don
Qlfrifd pprbuHben. Sn ben iiineiten
3uiammenfiinftsn sniIhen Serrngal=
four unD benz 6rafen BON 9dBfelD
banpelte es iid Inn unbere 4nselegen@
bsiten."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
cfEeioie Grfi6runaen
Betreiis Der 9regfns. nno Mlians'
M1aire.

Berlin, s. Sept. sSn gerblnbuns
nit Der Orepfus Nffalre ptro pftlz
ai0s erfldrt, baB Oeutlhlano pegen
8eleipigung bes friiherent Wtllltars
9lttahes inparis Obsrlt Don9hndr5~
toppen bei Der frun5oiiihen &ssisrung
niht 8sihiperbs gefiibrt babA Jerner
pirb srtldrt, bab bic oeutfdt Hsgiez
runa Der tir5lih erldienenen Sros
Ihiire. bic anesblid bic bonn Oberli
8raf Waliin Giterba5p an elne frsmoe
Negierung bertauften Ootumsnte eHt=
bdlt. osfolut fern ftebt.
Der bieiige britiide 8oti4after Si'
sfront 6. QaseeQtS erDibtrtt auf BIZ
Hrone. ob i!pifm-n@ ro6britannien uni
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08
q a u Alpfes 9ulper.

BaIbington, 5. Sept. Sm Warines
ospurtement tpuroen am Samitag Die
2(n9e6Ote fir bic Giefaruna BON elmer
NitlliDn gfuub raucblojen gulOers ge@
Dffnet. IS perldneen Dupont Bomber
So" bon 8ilmingtpn, Del, fir cine
Wiillipn gfunp S795, 900, ipsnn bic
Gsgierung Den 4lcpbol uno 4et6sr lie
fert, posr $4,000, fpenn nur Der
NlcDbpl geliefert piro; Slant pptp=
Der gp." ppn San SSrdncisco, 250,OOO
BfunD, $232, 500 oDer S237, 500;
r9ittmar 8pippsr So" ppn RepYprf,
25O,0O0 pfuno, 100000 bei 2isfes
rung BON Qlephol unb Qetber; 2puis
Niron BON gIisabetbport, 90. S., 100,7
900 Bfuno, $4,000; p2dflin uno
HanD Bomber @p." cine Mfillion Yfb.,
S795,0OO pper $800,000; california
9ulperperfe, eine Miaton pfunp.
S8o0.O00 Bel 2ieferung pOn glleobpl.
RehtspfIege IN Saut1uso.
SantiugD, 5. Sept. 2ieutendnt s.
8. 8lount oSr. pom 3. Smmunsn@Re=
9iment lit BON 9enerdl canton nit Der
9lufgabe betraut lporben, bic ipaniIhen
unb cubaniiden 8eieBe gu cooifi3iren,
um cine 8aiis fir bic Re1tspflege In
bem jeBt BON amerifaniihsn 5ruppen
oceuptrten 9ebiete Su Ihuffen. Sin
GROCER Stab g(iititenten lit bem Diff
eier 3ur Chung biefer f6ipierigenauf=
gube, Die seralime 3eit in 9lnIpruh
nebmen tpiro, beigege6en.
Spanii6e 5rieDenscom
miffGre.
RaDrio, 5. Sept. Wie perlautet, bat
bds W2iniIterium folgenbe brei 3riez
benscommiidre ausgspdblt: 9sneral
Gererpc9 Sden3. @eRsrGl pss sSnaes
nieureorpsi Senpr gugenio Wtpntero
RiD8 unD Senor 9i1aurutiQ, Inter
itaQtsIecretGr i'm gtuspdrtigen Qfmte.
Die @arliiten ertlGren, baB lie na1
9(bgabe zines Brpteites gegen Die po@.
litif Der Regierung itcb aus ben Gorz
tes 5uriid3ieben tperoen.
8isr neue @elbfisberFdas iinb in
Sripopb, NtiT., cpnitatirt tpprben.
Wtit ben bereits entbedten 126dlIen Be-
trGgt bic 3abl Der 8slbfiebertranten
nunme9r 16.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-09-08

Bisr neue @elbfisberfd[s iinb in
Sripopb, WiiIi., conitatirt porben.
Wtit ben bereits entbedten 126dlIen Be-
trdgt bic 3abl Der 8elbftebertranten
nunmeAr 16
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
SHOTS FIRED IN A QUARREL.
Henry Green in Jail Awaiting the
Result of Frazier's Wounds.


Result of Frazier's Wounds.
Henry D. Green a negro living on State
street, east, was arrested yesterday by
Officer Moses I-ilienthal, charged with
shooting Charles Frazier at Bakers sta
ton. Bail was not allowed and the pris-
oner was sent to Jail until the extent of
Frazier's injuries are ascertained.
Green made no effort to escape, having
come to his home on State street after the
fight ended. At the time of the shooting
he was visiting his wife, who lives at Bak-
er's station with relatives. He said he
paid periodical visits there to take pro-
visions to his children, but on this trip got
into a dispute with the relatives and a
fight followed. Green and Jesse Beets
were in a room lighting, according to a
statement made before Justice Naughtin
by Green. 1t was claimed Beets had a
32-caliber gun. while Green had a 44-cali-
Der. Beets endeavored to use his gun and
seems to have been pointing it al Green
in an effort to shoot Green said he kept
lodging until the gun fired, missing him
and striking Frazier, who was at his rear
The difficulty ended here, it is said, Beets
fleeing the country and Green returning
to his home in Savannah,
The first warrant issued after the shoot
ing Was DN JUSTICE 4NdlAldiiS. NTIGSH , Wt1t
came to the city ana charged her husband
with assault on Frazier. Constable Brown
took charge of the papers and found Green
without any trouble a. his home on State
street When taken before the justice. he
gave a bond of $500 and was released. The
matter was reported to Justice Naughtin
bv County Detective Wetherhorn who
swore out another warrant, charging Green
with assault with intent to murder. He
was re-arrested by Officer Lilienthal and
lodged in Jail.
Coroner Goette obtained a statement
from Frazier, who told of Green's reason
for being at the house and claims he did
the shooting The justice court officers are
inclined to believe Green's version for sew
eral reasons In the first place he made
no effort to escape and in The next Frazier
is said to have been shot with 32-caliber
gun. the kind carried by Beets. The wound
ed negro is reported alive, though in
critical condition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

MATTRESSES RENOVATED IN THE
very best style by the Georgia Furniture
Manufacturing Company. POS Broughton,
east.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL AT THE
Empire Feed and Milling Company for all
kinds of feed and -four
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait at Okarma's, telephone 1858
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OLD MAT
tresses made like new by A. s. Griffin, S14
Broughton street west
YOU RUN NO RISK IN BUYING
your fresh meats from S. Martin, Hunt
ingdon and Tattnall streets, as every
pound of meat of any description is select
ed with the greatest care.
JOS. SOGNIER, MANUFACTURER
of fine cigars, No. A Drayton street.
BE SURE THAT YOU PLACE YOUR
orders for meats and vegetables where
they will be promptly and carefully filled.
j. H. Baker enjoys the reputation of Civ
ing every one satisfaction.
FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
go to Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA'S MOLASSES KISSES. FILL
cd with English walnuts: 25 cents per
pound.
SEED POTATOES, CANADIAN, OTrA-
wa, Rose and Houlton Early Rose, for sale
cheap. The Graham Grocery.
FINE UPHOLSTERED LOUNGES
from Sc and up, az the Georgia Furniture
Manufacturing Company, 2OS Broughton.
FOR MANTELS, THINGS AND
CRATES, go to Cornwell & Chapman.
WE WANT EVERYBODY THAT
owns a COW to try our special mixed feed.
The Empire Feed and Milling Company.
TRY PAIR OF OKARMA'S WIN
ter shoes; $50, $2.87 and $3.50 per pair; tele-
phone, 1858.
you CAN HAVE YOUR FURNITURE
packed for shipment or stored at reason
able rates. A. s. Griffin, ga Broughton
street, west.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, Go
to Cornwel & Chapman.
CONIDAs BUTTERcUPS, FILLED
with nuts, 25c per pound.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued from Third Page.


AN EXCELLENT PIANO, MATHU-
shek (medium) square, in good tune and
AL order; $500 cash. Address X, this
office.
FOR SALE, FINE COW AND CALF:
calf five days old: also two new wood
carts. Apply to M. J. McMahons wood
yard. Eleventh and Bull streets.
FOR SALE, LARGE MULES AND
horses for truck. turpentne and timber
work. fun line of other stock, including
fine saddlers and drivers: our rooms for
boarding stock are unsurpassed in the
city; give US a call. Savannah Sale and
Boarding Stables. s. H. Zoucks, manager.
FOR SALE, SECONDHAND, SO-H. P.
return tubular boilers, in good order; also
a large stock of new ones. See +. r.
Timmons, Savannah, or Lombard Iron
Works, Augusta, Ga.
FOR SALE, STEAM LAUNCH, 81
feet long, with compound engines and
Roberts boiler; in f1rst-class condition; hun
coppered; brass wheel. rudder, stern-bear-
ing and shoe; is fast and economical; will
be sold cheap for cash. Address W. NJ
Topper & Co. Brunswick, Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
EVANGELIST GALES ON ESCAPES.
His Talk mt the Y. VI. c. A. on
Sin.


Evangelist Gales spoke last night at
from the nineteenth chapter of Genesis
seventeenth verse on thei words Escape
for Thy Life" The solo by Mr.. w. r.
L. Roberts, Sometime Wen Understand"
was sweetly rendered.
II some one should come in here to-
night" said Mr.. Gales, land cry Escape!
Escape! Escapei three questions would at
once arise in our minds, What must l
escape from?" How escape?" and"Where
escape to-" The words of the text are
intended TO impress upon our minds that
we should escape from sin, its penalty and
power. The penalty of sin is death, and
the only way We can escape death is TO
have some one take our place God in
his infinite love has provided a substitute
in the person of his son Jesus Christ,
and 1t is only through belief in Him that
we can escape the penalty of sin.
The way to escape from the power of
sin is to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
Let us not be like the treasurer OF the
bath house in Pompeii. who waited until
1t was too late. Do not" said Mr.. Gales,
neglect this great salvation which God
has provided
Mr. Gales drove home with much force
these words: How does a merchant lose
his business; how does a physician? 1t
IS not necessary for him TO be given 10
sinful habits, but let him neglect his BUSH
ness or his profession and his work sut-
fers. Oh, men, do not let this be laid 10
your door. There is place of safety that
the good Lord permits us to escape to,
shall we not accept the place he has pro-
vided; under the shelter Of the wings of
God there is safety"
Those present were much impressed
with the earnest appeal.
This afternoon at o'clock Mr. Gales
win deliver his closing address to the
young men. rs the Young Man of Sa-
vannah Safe?" will be his subject. Mr..
James B. Goodman will sing tenor solo.
King is the most ancient of titles. 1t,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
PENSION CHECKS ARRIVED.
VIII of Anna schnuI Filed in the
Court of Ordinary.

VIII of ANNA sehSui fIieu III Ahc
Court of Ordinary.
The checks issued in payment OF pen
sions of widows of Confederate veterans
have ~arrived. and are in the possession
of the Ordinary. There are tweHty-nine
widows in Chatham county 10 whom pen
eions are paid. and they can receive their
checks by calling at the Ordlnary's once
far them. The checks are for $50 each.
The will of Anna Schaul was filed in
the Court Of Ordinary yesterday. She
leaves the sum of s., 900 to each one of her
siV children. which amounts are tc be
naid nrior to any other legacies, ED 10
so,-eral other relatives she leaves $lJ each.
INC residue Of her estate is 70 be gwen
Ia ber sister Mena Schaul Her son, M.
~ schaul. was named as executor.
II S Haines. executor Of the WIZ OF
charles d. owens, fled a petiuon lor lee-
ters dismissory.
lanes r. Porter. administrator OF the
state of James Porter, filed a petition LOT
letters dismissory.
raRoche filed a. petition for let
tars ~ administration on the estate o.
Nora Brown.
George T. Drane. administrator OF the
..,atn If II. NJ. Drane, Jr., nled az ap-
niica ton for leave to transfer slocA'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

WIS Jackson. colored. was turned over
'ne Superior Court by the Recorder
.5'erday for assaulting Policeman Bos-
,. "' The officer started to arrest the me-
-or suspected burglary at a house ~
A. " street lane. The negro Is said
nave taken Bostick's pistol and fired
'"'' at him before he was subdued.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST, ONE BOOK OF s., r. &, 1. II. RY
tickets. Return to S14 e. 18th street.
LOST, COW, BROWN AND WHITE,
one horn half broken; return to 523 West
Bryan street, and get reward.
LOST. AN IRISH TERRIER, ABOUT
one year old, rough hair and red color.
clipped cars and stump tail; answers to
name of Pat. Reward will be given for his
return to 22O Oglethorpe avenue, east.
LOST, LARGE WHITE POINTER
dog; large brown spot around one eye, and
large brown spot on one ear. Please re-
turn to Congress street, west
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDAs SALT WATER TAFFY,
only 20 cents per pound
.BALLARD'S OBELISK, DEALERS
can get this -four in all sizes. The Graham
Grocery Jobbing agent
STOVE AND RANGE WORK OF Ev-
cry description; best material; competent
workmen. / also make a speciality of SELL
ing and exchanging stoves. d. N. Thorn
ason Agent, lag West Broad.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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ioin enterprise now yielding forty per
cent monthly. No stock or Klondike
scheme. Safe. practical Address David
Sloane 10 st. Paul street. Baltimore Md
SiO0 90 INVESTED IN GRAIN OR
stocks by my safe Method" will pay 81 900
within thirty days; write for particulars
Richard Oliver. banker and broker, Chi
cago Stock Exchange, Chicago, ILL.,
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GARDENERS Bazaar,
Il BrOughtOn Street, East.

Pocket knives NOO, Soc Csc, SC.
Rogers Shear Company's scissors. every
pair warranted to give satisfaction or
money refunded, 29c.
Pruning shears. Soc.
Scollay sprinklers e0c.
Plant labels. per ! 1000 SOC.
Plant food, per pound, &c.
Garden trowels SC.
Flower pots, 75c, soc. -iOc 1Oc dozen.
Jardniers, 81, 75c, SOC, 25c each iOc.
Sweet peas and nasturtium seeds.
Canary birds, cages, brackets. springs.
hanging chains, perch cleaners, canary and
parrot seeds, mocking-bir food, toys.
games, dolls, air guns. Indian clubs and
dumbbeils, fish globes and gold FISH
Good note paper. per Y ream, 9Oc, 15c. &C..
Fine note paper, per box, 86c, CSC, zoe,
1Oc. 4c
B. SMITH,
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EDUCATIONAL.

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SCHOOL FOR BOYS, w. S. LAW
renee and J. r. Morton, principals Sec
ond half session begins Monday, Feb, Z.
ALOHA VTVARTTAS, CONSULTING
Architect and Engineer; plans, drawings.
specifications, etc. Address 113 Oglethorpe
avenue, Savannah, Georgia.
r. e. l.. MILLER. RESIDENT
teacher, mandolin. guitar. banjo, piano. 100
Liberty. east.
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king is the most ancient of titles. 1t,
or its equivalent, is found in every known
language
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REWARD.

$50 REWARD FOR THE RETURN
of ticket No. 1879; $4.OO for No. 1891, and
$1.25 for No. 1926, to okarma's, Ill
Broughton, east
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PATENTs.

INVENTORS GUIDE FREE. 100 ME-
chanisms free; ideas wanted. Send sketch
es. Patentability told free. Simple in
ventions best. Book free. Omera & Co,
opposite patent office, Washington y. c.
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TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD In
private family 10 Charlton, west.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD WITH NICE
rooms; $3.50 per week. Apply 20 Congress,
east.
GOOD MEALS, NICELY SERVED,
with or without rooms, convenient loca-
ton 317 East York street
A COUPLE CAN SECURE BOARD
with neatly furnished south rooms, hot
and cold baths on same floor; location
good 1928 Barnard, corner Macon and
Charlton.
BOARDING AT 1O1 WEST PERRY.
FIRST CLASS BOARD, NICE ROOMS
can be had al ia Jones street, east; terms
reasonable. Call and give us a trial.
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN GET ROOM
and board. III Gordon street, west.
TABLE BOARD $2.75 PER WEEK,
with room 81. 41O Broughton street, west
PLEASANT LIGHT ROOMS, WITH
good table board; terms reasonabl 321
Tatnall. near Liberty.
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED IN THE
very best style by the Georgia Furniture
Manufacturing Company. POS Broughton,
east