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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-10

NEW YORK. June 10 - Last
nights night IL Acknowledged 10 have
been fair and square contest. Jeff-
rites wun simply because he was a
better man than f1tE After the
fiEht last HiRht the new champion
eampiimrnted F1tH. saying that he
never before stood up against such an
antagonist. Fits showed hia old
spirit IN the battle and was game to
the iaAt. IL NaH evident. hoNcxef.
that the youthful viEor which sus-
tanned him through - many contests
In the past had partially departed.
and that advancing aEe was getting
In Ste destructive work.
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Round tw0--Jsfrries missed
left for FITS forehead. rita runhen
at tsn and puts left In jsff neck
and a right over the head Ft,s get
away from a return Jeff ciinches Ia
Hight one. FYtx lands a iight high
swing on Jsfr's stomach and Isr puts
left 60 rita wind and chest and then
Iah~ face with rixht. F1ts sends a
light right 90 shoulder and Jeff taps
ribs
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SEATTLE
HIS a. m. via Port Townsend ana
Victoria. June 3. y. 10, -. %. a. July
q. 4. IS. IL. "a. ~. August 2, ana every
ffth day thereafter.
Leave SAN FRANCISCO For
Seattle 10 a. M. via Victoria ana ~.
Tow naend. June 0. 10. ~. 20. 20. 80,
July 6. 10. -. 20. Is. 30. August Z. ana
every nth day thereafter.
FOR ALASH
Leave seattle y ~
Cottage city. May ID. 70. July "a.
20. City Of Topeka. June .. "a. July p.
-. Onzaba. Juna 10. AK. June 4.
July I. 10. August 3. ana every NTH
day thereafter.
For further Information, obtain
folder
The company reserves the right
Co change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing date and hours Of
sailing.
J. y. TRowBRfDGE.
Puee, sd. Supt.. Ocean DIX, Seattle.
Tip town ticket Office. CTS First av..
Seattle. Goodall. Perkins 4 Co. Gen.
Agents. San Francisco.
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Round fUur--feff missea a left bat
ducks Fritz right swing F1tn misaes
left for stomach and JET puts good
right over heart Hts left for wind
Ia stopped but he led a hard left to
neck. F-ltrsimmons smiled and hook
ed right 20 ear. JEFF planted siedE
hammer right over heart. Another
miss % right draws Jen to his ribs.
Fltz puts In a straight left 10 mouth
and brings his right 20 ear and JEFF
ducks into a short left swing. lie
PUSHES bob 70 the ropes. good foot
work carrying Fitz out OF danger.
Round five-Bob puts left straight
on mouth. Jeff misses left for the
head. Fitx cuts the eye with his
right. Both miss lefts. f'Itx shoots
left TO the had eye. Then he swings
20 ear with same glove. JeT sent
left 70 wind and right to ribs. Fftz
PUSHES. putting left ON neck and JET
misses a savage left wing. JEFF
boots a right TO F'iiz' head. f'itz tries
left for solar plexus. Jen plants left
on chin. then jabs the face with a
short arm left. FttE misses two Of
the Iefts and JET hooks right to the
law. sending Fitz 10 his knees. lie
IL up In a jiffy and JET puts right
on ribs and left on nose. Fttz re-
piled with left on the head at close.
Jen puts left in stomach. Jeff'H
work pleased his admirers. Fitz ia
smiling as confidently ne ever.
Round slr-F'itz was up and ready
two seconds before the gong. lie
swings right TO back OF Jen's eye.
Then he iabs the face with left, Jcfr
counteriug. Fitz left on the mouth.
Bob jabs left 10 chin. but misses
right and Jcff swings left TO forehead
and they swap iefis on the ear. Bob
right swings. JEFF smashing wind
with right. Bob puts left on Jeff'a
bad eye. JEFF cllnches leading heav-
ny on F1tz. Bob puts left To chest
and JET then lightly right To wind.
They mixed aavaReiy. Both reached
head with right and Just before the
close Fltz lands stlff one over heart
with right. JEFF leans his weight on
F1tz In every clinch.
Round seven-F-itz shoots left to
head. Jeff sends hot left TO face.
They come together Joff's right
Shaping Fltz' side and sounds like
a shot JEFF barely touched the chin.
Bob stopped handsomely. Jeff put
right on head. Fitz left on neck and
atraIeht left 10 mouth. Jeff'a left
goes over shoulder and Bob drives
wlckedly under heart.
Round eight--I'itz left TO neck but
misses right swing Jeff's left to
ribs, Bob putting straight right on
mouth. Bob misses right and JEFF
jolts jaw with left, Two shoots TO
mouth and follows to jaw Both Of
them clnch and Jeff shoves right to
ribs, Fltz reaching chin with left.
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JUNK.

The Seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prices.
but square business. All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold No.
les Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No. NIB.
Alaska JUNK Co pays highest prices
prompt returns. No I'LL Western avenue
Telephone Pike ii9.
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Knocks Out Fitz In
Eleven Rounds.
A TERRIFIC Battle WAS lOl Gilt
Vita Was Game 10 the last, But
Could Not Stand Up to Ms
Punishment.

NEW YORK, June e-rhe nstic
combat OF the giants. Fitzslmmonn
and JeffFlea. began here shortly after
ten o'clock tonight In the presence
OF vast multitude OF people who
packed the Concy Island Clubs am
pitheater 50 tightly that there was
scarcely elbow room to turn around.
The scene was a most striking and
impressive one. Gathered toRr fher
under the cleaning iiKhts faeing the
ring, with faces all depicting the
most Intense excitement. we're hun
drcda Of the best known sport iug
men VI the united states. who stood
Nedgcd In shoulder 60 shoulder with
many % the prominent business men
OF New York city.
The arrangements In the club
house was perfect. Inspector Aic.
f-aughan and capt kinney were IN
men. ready 20 sosancs npsss any pef-
'aiha VINO showed thc slightest ineiin-
alton 10 raise a disturbance
ny ' D IN. all OF the seats were
taken ana q was observed that all
OF the large eltlea u the United
States we're well represented
The bulk % the money appeared 70
BE- placed : to In favor Of Fitzaim.
mons. The far western contingent.
particularly the califprniaus. segm.
Cd. however. to b. banking heavily
on Jeffris2. and were baeAins him 10
a man
At 9ds Fftrslmmans entered quiet
~ without being recognised and got
into his dressing room,
At ID Jcnaea also entered the
building and vas greeted with loud
applause. lie wsas to his room on
the ocean side.
The fiKht began At iossi y. m. The
paEiilsts shook hands and FitE re.
marked. May che bvx, man win.
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auCrIoNEKRs.

l. zemansky, general suotioneer; sales
made In any part of the city or state; real
estate, live stock, express sales. freight
sales, bankrupt stock OF me rchandfse-au
goods In general. ISIS Third avenue.
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J. 4. KELLOGG, aps Bsiley Butsdlng
s sssr : p sssnS ~ g -, s.' sas s!as
CHARLES ~, Esoa ia JAues Nfeet
MILO A. ROOF. le-is ksl well buildlng
Y. 2. CARROLL. lawyer, proc tor IN Al
miralfy and solicitor Of pstsnts- No. as
seattle Nation al bank Building.
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Correspondents in all the Principal oiticiia
the United States aud Europa
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Round one-Frtz danced at irr-
ries. Rita led with HIS left and sent
over jsffries' shoulder. A light cilnch
followed. They then broke and Jcr.
ri~s went short on his left lab for
F1tx's head. F1tn next danced and
Isrri-s soi In crushing blow with
his left on Fits chest.
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see Hanson before purchasing . sewing
machine. A few good second-hsnd ma
ehincs ior sale reasonable. as Colnrnbis
street. opposite fo,tofice.
Wan ssd-1e bur old xold and SILVER, II.
Hsnsst msnsx. iew.ier, y Hinckiey block.
Everything il going without limit OF re-
serve 90 the his host bidder, egzrdless Of
pf ice. cost OF value, A. we must make room
Tor q large. new stock that IL en- the road.
large liae Of watches. diamonds. eh aims,
Eat and hoiiowwsrc 10 select from. ftne
watches, including Towards, ksymondn
htsrfsiia Crescent Street, d. q, 1sylor. q.
NJ. Wheeler. y. a. psrtet and Dober, ssc.
Now b sure and attend this sale, - eve ~.
thing IL going " thu highest siddef ei2-
cut limit OF reserve, u elsgsnt presents
Given away after each sale. EveryteSnf n
guaranteed ss represented. 40 be sure Apd
sfsepd sales daily At aud - p m g. W
esrmaet Co. isgs seeand svsnys,
Wait. LAG o. ~ swing narkinsS
dealer in sewing machine al rwtne
machine supplies. Telephone Bu6 a
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HOTEL BRONSON. Ns Flint asenue-S
Good elevator rooms singh n en- sakfsl
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager.
II you wish = room or anticipate skanfs
try the Rochester Hotel Pike ana eeconds
good room u per week; nicely mraashed
outside rooms & 20 81: transcfents a5c and
SOC frss baths; electric hghtA
HOTEL YORK, First Avenue add Pfkey
nfst-elass rooms and board at y per wseN
MOTEL Colby, cor. Third aad tHefry;
nrst-clsss room and board, d week AID mp,
GLESWo0b HOUSE,, TO south VIA.
single rooms 81, also and y per week.
TIKI VICTORIA, 1909 nrst ave; elegant
furnished rooms s. and "a a wcek. suixes
with bath, etc. o G. stark, proprietor.
HofkLsAvoY- Pleasant rooms COS rfrsf
MARION HOUSE Furnished rooms rates
reasonable. c. Levandor i07 Marion. cor. lst
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HOTELS AND FURNISHED soossz

Mira Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest Spring styles Lowest prices
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BAKrRIEs.
rAIioRs

Linsay's homo. made bread, cakes aud
pastry best In the city. laos Third Ave.
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing schcol,
city; day and evening. 7th and Columbia
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HANKS
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
EIA1TIE


THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
paid.up Capital gyo,nn
General bsnEias busInOa irsnsaelei
ismos u. Iioge Jr -, rtesiden.
Maurice MoMtoken -. vice PRESIDENT
Lester Turner Cashier
Il. N parkhurat Assistant Cashier
sight and telegraphio exchange payabl,
in all the principal eiiios ot tho United
States and Europe.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF skATrLk
capital stock paid in........ ss1s 90
turpluAs ssss.t~s~Fssss4tassssss bastuj
jacob fufth .t.sss...........s. tt.s itesoent
y ~ Nouioluufs ssssst.ts.s tss Nico-ifvsAuont
X V, Ahkony tss.s- ...s...ss.stsAsss cashier
Correspondents in all tho principal oiticila
the United States and Europe,
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Transsets General banking Businssa
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Tho Pacific Tailoring Co, best SIS. SIS
aud so suits made in the city. Dyeing,
Cleaning, Repairing. 7i5 Third avenue.
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DENTISTS


II. II. Depcw. Dentist. Specialist in Crown
md Bridge work. ga Burke Building.
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77.771777777771777 s97-711'1-<@I7<.1--
Fof Bnfinass Chances Of ali kinds
see SEisos AAcPuEnsOs 4 co.
Money msklnS restaurant. In good
locality los rent; win cell cheap
aerount other business. which takes
eli owners time. Il viii pay you to
look this W ~ once.
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.. 5. ARMY oo6os.


few Home sewing asehlnss. bestan
cheapest machine made. Gold 90 sa<y pa,
nents. Once merit door 10 postofsos.
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Nsutsd-fifty Railroad ia bor.fs lQT Tnn.
idid. east Of mo1nfains, Great NerHsfn ~
II, Foley Bros. a f.artonH=nsv eofk team.
ftefs. graders. rock men wagss y .Iree paxs,
ship today pm Crsviofd 10 " Main Il.
casi-sh ciothlns b Taylor, ss.ff' lloyd Jig
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Pacific Coast Steamship Go.
For san Francisco

Tie company's
elegant steamships
queen. Wnlla Walin.
and fmatIila leave
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-07

then presented the leather box with its
contents to the lord deputy. When the
deputy opened it for the secretary to read
the commission his surprise and DIR. Cole S
confusion may be Imagined when nothing
appeared but a pack of cards, with the
knave of clubs faced uppermost. The doc
tor assured the lord deputy and the coun-
ell that he had a commission, but knew
not how or where it could be gone. Then, -
said Fitz-Walters, you go back tor an
other commission, and we viii shuttle the
cards in the meanwhile" The doctor with
drew in great trouble of mind and event.
ually made his way back 10 Eng and. Here
he was soundly rated and abused, and not
till October, 1865 did he get the fresh com
mission. With this, however, he dallied
some time before starting, and Just as he
was about to sail Mary's death rendered
1t null and void.
That is how, at Christmas time a pack
of cards saved Ireland from the trouble,
of persecution, and why the knave of clubs
was for a long time known as ireland $
friend" Elizabeth Edmonds. who burned
the commission, was soon afterward mar
ried to a man named Mathershead. and
Queen Elizabeth, sending for the Two TO
court, gave them pension of 40 pounds a
year for "trumping the trick of her enc
my"
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Vessels Went to Sea.
Steamship Kansas city. New York.


Pensacola, Fla, March 6.-Arrfved
steamship Euskaro (Sp), Anelcuia, Ha-
vana; banks Eastern Light (Nor), Peder-
sen, Cardiff Monte Alego QtaD, Cafiero
Rio Janeiro; Loreto QtaD, Consigliere
rio Janeiro; Artisan (BD, Purdy Monte
video.
Sailed, steamships Ran (Nor), Hansen
FeCamp and Hull; Salapia G3r), Fox
Bremen; barks Ciampa Emilia QtaD, Els
posito, Naples Fidelta QtaD, Durante
Marsellles; Gazell (Br), Green, Rio ia
Metro; N. S. Delmonte QtaD, Razeto, Spe-
zia and Genoa; barkentine Ninevah
Walls, Havana.
Cleared, steamship Edenmoor (Br), Dya-
son, Bremen; bark Rosina QtaD, Russo
Cannes.
Baltimore, March 5.-Arrlved, schooner
Warner Moore, Charleston.
New York, March 5.-Arrived steamer
Seminole, Jacksonville
Port Tampa, Fla, March 6.-Arrived
steamer Yarmouth, Smith, Havana.
Sailed, steamer Olivette, Stevenson, Ha.
vana, via Key West
Punta Gorda, Fla, March 6.-Arrived
schooner Edward ]. Berwind, Mcbride
Philadelphia.
Key West Fla, March 6-Arrived
steamers Clinton, Potion, New Orleans
and sailed for Havana; Whitney, Wertsch
Port Tampa, and sailed for Havana
Fanita, Hanson, Punta Rassa, and sailed
for Havana; West Gate (Br), Ramsdale
Cardiff; schooners B. Frank Neatly, Davis
Havana; Aaron Kingsland, Pierce, Char
lotte Harbor. and sailed for Havana
Mary E., Riggs Punta Rassa.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 6.-Entered
schooners Lottie r. Russell, Sharp, Ha.
vana; j. S. Hoskins, Bennett. Nassau;
w Belano, Wilson, Boston; steamer Co
manche, Pennington, New York.
Entered and cleared, steamer Iroquois
Kemble, New York.
Cleared. schooner Beaver, Huntley Basse
Terre Guadalupe French West Indies
Fernandlna, Fla, March 6.-Arrived
steamer Rockington Q3r), Davis, George
town, Demerara.
Charleston, S. c., March CARVED
schooner Nellie Floyd, Nielsen. New York
Sailed, schooner 8. B. Marts, Holloway
Baltimore.
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quarter kegs. $50; 1-pound canisters, si.Oo;
less 25 per cent.
shot-Drop. $50; B B, and large. $1.75;
chilled, Si.55.
Iron-Market very steady; swede, Hzc;
refined, 20 base.
NaHs-Cut, 800 base; wire, $40 base.
Advance national list of extras adopted
Dec. /, 1896.
Lime, CaIcned. Plaster and Cement.-Al-
ALBANIA and Georgia lime i'm fair demand
and sell at 75c per barrel bulk and car
load lot, special; calcned plaster. $50 per
barrels; hair 4Q5c; ROsedale cement, $1.10D
30; carload lots, special; Portland cement,
retail, 1920; carload lots, 500.
Lumber F. o. b. Prices-M Minimum yard
sizes $780, car stills, $1,000; difficult sizes.
$n.Wq12.0O; ship stock. $i5.OOa16.5O; sawn
crOssties, $S.25; hewn crossties, 29c per
tie. Market quiet and steady.
Bagging-Jute, 2A-pound, 71zGsc; 2
pound, TIC; 1A-pound SIC; sea island
sac
Cotton Ties-Standard Arrow Steel As
pounds, large lots, soc; small lots, 9Oc.
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\ WOMAN's QUICK WIT.
The story of Saving ireland by a
Pack of Cards.

The story of Saving ireland by a
Pack of Cards.
From Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper.
In the year 1857 Queen Mary, at the in
stance of DR.. Cole, issued commission
ordering immediate prosecution of the Pro-
testants of Ireland. The commission, duly
signed by the Queen, was 10 be carried by
DR.. Cole himself and, overjoyed at his
trust-for he was a relentless prosecutor.
hated by Catholics and Protestants alike
he set off on Dec. 49, 1857, promising "a
merry Christmas to Irish heretcs." On
the way he had 10 stop one night al Ches-
ter, where he found lodgings in the house
of a Mrs Edmonds. AS Queens messenger
and a churchman of distinction, he was
visited by the Mayor of the city, to whom
he boastingiy said, here is a commission
thai shall lash the heretics," at the same
time drawing a box out of his cloak ba g
and displaying the small square parcel the
commission formed.
Now il CHANGED that the landlady heard
what was said. and, as she was a Protest
ant and had a brother in Dublin, she was
much alarmed and upset Not long before
she had been rating her son for gambling,
and had taken from him a pack of cards
OF winch ne was tiiS plOuu pOSS6SSOf. Inc
size of the packet produced 10 the Mayor
by Dr. Cole was exactly that of a pack of
cards. and gave the good woman an idea
of how she might render the persecutor's
Journey futile Her chance came when the
Mayor left and DR.. Cole, with great cere-
money. attended him downstairs to the
door TO take deave. She quickly seized the
box which was left upon the table, opened
ID. took out the commission, slipped off the
oil-skn coverings and put them over the
pack OF cards. which she placed in the
box while she put the commission in her
pocket
When the doctor came back 10 his room
he had no suspicion of what had happened.
but put the box again into his cloaking and
next morning set forth on his journey He
arrived IN Dublin on boxing day, and.
having notified mis- arrival az the castle.
Lord Deputy Filz- Walters summoned the
privy council 10 hear DR.. Coles mission
The doctor made a long speech in which
he explained the object of his coming, aud
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In a recent short distance hill climbing
contest in France between motor cars the
successful vehicle was an electric carriage.
the heaviest of all the contestants. and
accomplished the distance of 1000 yards IN
three minutes and fifty-two seconds. The
average gradient of the course was SO per
cent, and the maximum 1916 per cent The
carriage weighed $500 pounds. and was
driven by a storage battery consisting of
seventy-six cells This high rate of speed
was attained on short squirt, and the
expenditure OF energy was considera DIV
in excess of the normal rate of discharge
of the storage battery.
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OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market dull; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds: Boston, per bale. 1928;
New York, per bale. SLOO; Philadelphia,
per bale, 800; Baltimore, per bale, Sl.OO;
via New York-Reval SIC; st. Petersburg.
SIC; Riga, SIC; Antwerp. 45c; Hamburg, 45c
Amsterdam, 45c.
Direct-Genoa, 45c; Bremen, 3Oc; BARGE
Iona, 45c; Havre. 35c Liverpool, 30c
Lumber-By Sail-Frelghts are dull:
foreign business is dull The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
at %00@475 for a range-including Balti-
more and Portland, Ms Railroad ties,
base "A feet, to Baltimore, 1312c; to Phil
adelphia, l415c; 10 New York, 16lac. Tim
Der rates, 50cq$LOO higher than lumber
rates.
BY Steam-Lumber-to Baltimore. 5000:
Boston, 500; New York, H.75.
Naval Stores-The market is dull: me-
dunn size vessel Rosin-Cork, for or
ders, Is Sd for barrels of $40 pounds. and
5s primage. Spirits. As. Larger vessels.
Rosin, Is Cd spirits IS Cd Steam. 12c
per 100 pounds on rosin $1.O0 on spirits to
Boston, and 10c on rosin, and SOC on spirits
10 New York
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York.
Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Berkshire Dizer, Baltimore
]. J. Carolan, Agent
Steamship Iris (Belg). Leenaers, Ant
werp.-Antwerp Naval Stores Company
Bark Neptun CRuss) Andersen, Calais
Paterson. Downing & Co.
Bark Sigrid CNor), Hansen, Honfluer-
Paterson, Downing & Co
Steamer Clifton, Strange, Beaufort
George u. Beach, Manager
Steamer loretta, Chadwick Button
and returned.--J. II. Judkins, Manager.
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a
p a 90
a
All and IS
COMPOSED
Pulmn
New via Yves
o j
No
No o. Waycros Evansville
Coast
Port
o
Key
Havana Fridays, Havana
Wednesdays and Saturdays Havana Thursdays
Agent
W. WRENN
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hy-
geographic Office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to cali at the Office.
Reports of wrecks and dereiicts received
for transmission TO the navy department.
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The establishment in Paris or Lam!
des Betes paper 10 be devoted 10 the
prevention of cruelty to animals. has
brought together men who have been
sworn enemies over the Dreyfus affair.
lola, Rochefort, Clemenceau, Francois
Coppee, Jules Lemaitre and Joseph Rein
ach are among the supporters of and con-
tributors to the new paper.
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Coastwlse Exports.

Per steamship Kansas City for New
York;, 2l1 bales cotton, 20 bales sea island
cotton. 22S bales domestics 1000 barrels
cotton seed oil. 1000 barrels rosin, %
barrels rosin oil, 27SO37 feet lumber, 179
bales hides, 81 bales sponge, 20 packages
fish. 81 cases cigars 43l boxes fruit, $50
packages vegetables, 22S tons pig iron, 6SS
packages palms, 1914 bales tobacco. 81 cases
eggs. y barrels pitch and lar. POI cases
canned goods, 80 bales moss. III packages
merchandise.
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Receints nt nnIIrnnh.

Per Central of Georgia Railway. March
5-I.S27 bales cotton. 1850 tons pig iron. GOO
barrels cotton seed oil 200 barrels sugar.
l5S packages merchandise. 1853 packages
domestics. i24 barrels Tosin. II barrels sp!r-
is turpeutine, IS cars lumber. car cattle.
cars fresh meat car meal. 1 car logs.
cars brick, car hay.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway.
March Ell bales cotton.
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When Gov. Roosevelt came down

When Gov. Roosevelt came down 10 a
Lincoln dinner in New York city and
learned OF the thousands of poor people
who were suffering from the blizzard he
said. "Opeu the armories TO the poor and
keep thernr warm I'll get permission from
the legislative afterwHrd," and it was
done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-07
Foreign Exports.

Per Italian bark Alne for Gutujewskl-
1900 barrels rosin, valued a 50 $40; cargo
by Paterson, Downing & Co.
Per Italian bark Angelo for Gutujewskl
1000 barrels rosln valued at S. $50
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Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York.
Ocean Steamship Company.
Bark Angelo QtaD, Sanguinetti, Gutu-
jewski.-Srachan & Co.
Bark Aline QtaD. Marciani, Gutujewski
-Strachan & Co. a.