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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
Had a stormy Pnssage.

Brunswick, Ga, Feb. 2O.-The American
schooner Edith and May. Kelley, master.
arrived to-day from New York with
cargo Of oil for the Standard Oil Company.
Capt. Kelley reports very rough and
stormy passage down, and lost his main
boom in the gale
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21

Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. 1t
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
1t should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purihes and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds up,
Energies and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
OH Hoods.
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FURNITURE AND GENERAL MER-
CHANDIsE STORAGE

Can be had at the District Messenger and
Delivery Company's warehouse 80 To "a
Montgomery street, on reasonable terms.
The building has been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, and now offers un.
surpassed facilities for the storage of All
kinds furniture. Van, express wasons
and messengers furnished. Pianos ana
furniture packed for shipment and remov-
ed with care. Telephone 2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21

"A WHEELS SOLD YESTERDAY.
Probably twice as many as by THE
OTHER LOCAL TRADE COMBINED.
No such bicycles as ours.
We have the BEST, and only the BEST.
This can't be denied
These are the DAYTON, WOLFF AM
ERICAN, CRESCENT, STERLING,
RAMBLER and IDEAL.
sTERLINGs $50.
DAYToNs $50 and SIS.
RAMBLERs $40, s45.
IDEAL S25 Gents and Lades).
CREscENTs $S5, Chainless $50.
WOLFF-AMERICAN $50.
Now, with this list it is utterly impos-
sible to say you cannot find what you
want. Every style and kind is repre-
sented, and every one guaranteed for 60
DAYS FROM SALE BY US.
We can't make you buy, but we can
surely show you the best line of Bicycles
ever brought to Savannah.
If this is not so then we do not know
our business, and that we leave the pub
lie to judge.
RID. & VIM. LATTIMORE.
Hardware, Stoves and Bicycles,
Savannah, Ga.
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DEATHS.

@-~-~-~---r-~-~~~~~~~~-
DE LYON.-Died. at Hampstead, Tex,
Feb 18th, Mrs Elizabeth Seward DE Lyon
widow of James Wayne De Lyon, aged
ST years. She leaves three daughters Mrs.
w. E. Howth. Mrs. r. w. Ralston OF
Galveston. Tex, and Mrs w ]. Poole OF
Hempstead Tex.
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MEETINGS.
xERURBABEL LODGE NO. 10, F.&A

zERUBBABEL LODGE NO. 10, Fam.
An extra communication of this "A
lodge will be held this afternoon Xxx
at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of
paying the last tribute of respect to our
deceased brother, DR.. Geo. H. stone.
A full attendance is expected
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraternally invited.
W. A. BISHOP, W. M.
W. WOLEDGE, Secretary.
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The GERMANIA BANK
SAVANNAH, GA.

Capltdl ..'....'''.'............ $1UO,OOo
UndiVlded prontS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
This bank offers its services TO corpora
tons, merchants and individuals.
Has authority to act as executor, ad-
ministrator, guardian, etc.
Issues drafts on the principal cities in
Great Britain and ireland and on the Con-
tinent.
Interest paid or compounded quarterly
on deposits in the Savings Department.
Safety Boxes for rent
HENRY BLUM, President.
I. B. TIEDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN NJ. HOGAN, Cashier.
WALTER f. HOGAN, Asst Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21
THE GRIp CURE THAT DOES CUpr

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces La Grippe.
The genuine has L. b. .. ON each tab
let. 25c.-ad
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CAPT. JOHNSON RESIGNS.
Bonnyman Made superintendent OF
WayerOsr Air Line.

Waycross. Ga, Feb 2O.-Capt. L. john
son. Superintendent of the Waycross AIT
Line Railroad, has rendered his resigna-
ton. to take effect at once, which mas
been accepted, and the position rendered
to Mr. Alexander Bonnyman, who mas ac-
cepted same.
Capt. Johnson retirss with the good
wishes of every one conneeteq WIN me
new oreanization. and will in future devote
his entire time and attention 10 the ue-
mands of his increasing lumber and mlh
interests and other business.
Mr. Bonnyman is at present roadmaster
and chief engineer of the Chattanooga
Rome and Southern Railway Company
thoroughly practical railroad man. ana
one who has had years of experience on
different lines in all departments OF ran
reading. He will give his attention at
once TO improving the physical condltloh
of the road from Waycross to Douglas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

T. ]. Hotchkiss & Co., southwest corner
Broughton and Jefferson streets
Mrs. A. Luerssen, southeast corner East
Broad and Broughton streets
c. Hansen, Thunderbolt road and Toll
gate.
McGrath & Ransford. Nos. 81 and 80
Whitaker street
w T. Lynch, agent, northwest corner
Lumber and Bay streets.
Fred Blenges, northwest corner Duffy
and West Broad streets.
Shearouse & Hutchinson & Co. 424 Con
gress street, west.
S. A. Rogers. 2S4 st. Julian street. west
H. M. Branch, 102 Broughton street
west.
Neil Gildea, for permission to transfer
his license at No. Ill Congress street, west
TO Frank McDermott at same place of bus
mess.
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-Husband-Ohl there's that COMPOUNDED
rheumatism again! Wife-Pm 50 sorry.
wanted to 60 shopping tomorrow anu
vour rheumatism is always a sign of rain.
Isn't il provoking?-Tit-Bi Bits.
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MONEY TO LOAN

At low rate of interest on Savannah
real estate. Long time II desired.
Abstract of titles to lands in Chatham
county from original grants to date.
ISAAC BECKETT,
"a President street, east.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-21

CANNED VEGETABLES.

CANNED VEGETABLES.
Artichokes, Pumpkin
Asparagus, Squash.
String Beans, Succotash.
Lima Beans. Tomatoes, fresh.
Baked Beans, Tomatoes stewed.
Corn, Tomatoes. Enchilados.
''Kornlet," French Mushrooms.
Okra, French Peas.
Okra and Tomatoes, French String Beans
Peas (American), Spanish Red Peppers.
In various sizes and qualities, at
A. M & C. w. VESTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

HOW is THIS BICYCLE RECORD?
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THE GEORGIA MEDICAL SOCIETY

W. WOLEDGE, Secretary.
THE GEORGIA MEDICAL SOCIETY
will assemble at the residence of DIR. w.
w. Owens, 30 Liberty street, east, at 2:S0
o clock D. m. this day, to attend in a body
the funeral services of the late DR.. Geo.
H. Stone former president of this society.
By order
W. w. OWENS, NJ. D., President.
J. A. CROWTHER, NJ. D., Rec. Sec'y.
Savannah, Ga, Feb. 81, 1899.
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK POST
NO. 3,
Department of Georgia, Grand Army of
the Republic.
Comrades Attend funeral Of Comrade
George II. Stone from late residence, at
245 p M. to-day (citizen dress). BY or
der of
WILLIAM PEASE, Commander.
s. F. B. GILLESPIE, Adjutant.
LAFAYETTE McLAws CAMP SOC,
U. C.. v.
Veterans: Attend regular monthly
meeting of the camp this evening at $3.50
O'Clock at Confederate Veteran Hail. over
postoffice. BY order of the commander.
A. K. WILSON, Adjutant.
SAVANNAH LODGE NO. 1873, b. p. o.
ELKS.
A regular meeting of this lodge will be
held this CTuesday) evening at $50 o'clock
at Elks Hall Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
w. j. WATSON. E. r.
LII. MAXWELL, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAb NOIlCE'
Central of Georgia Railway Company,
Tybee Division, Savannah, Feb. 81, 1892
For the convenience of the Chatham Ar
tillery. train No. g. scheduled to leave Sa-
vannah at $3.50 a. m, win not leave on
Wednesday, Feb. % until 10 a. m, city
time. CLEMENT SAUSSH, Supt.
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TIMBER LANDS WANTED
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the Italian bark zefiro
must be presented at our office before u
m this day, or payment thereof will be
debarred.
sTRACHAN & CO., Conslgnees.
Savannah, Ga, Feb. q. 1899.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

All bills against the Norwegian steam
ship Fran must be presented akour Office
before y m. this day. or payment thereof
will be debarred.
Savannah, Ga. Feb. 2l, 1899.
STRACHAN g. CO., Consignees,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
BURGLAR IS ROBBED.
Receivers His Watch Under Peculiar
Circumstances.

cone night while I was taking a nap
I'm my own house. preparatory 10 start-
ing out on a professional mission sdld
the retired burglar. 81 heard somebody
going UP the stairs from the hail 10 the
second story. l woke Up 20 see him
through the bannisters, py the aim Hsht
OF a lamp that we always leit burning
I'm the upper hall He was hugglng the
wall as he went up, 50 as not 20 make
the stairs settle and creak under him.
as they va likely to do 81 he walked ON
'em up the middle: he knew how % go
up ana down stairs quietly anyway. hC,
ne made me uncomfortable. AN the same
of course. / might have stopped him
right there. but. to tell the truth. he sur
prscd me just q little bit. and then ]
thought Ia let him 20 and see him when
ne come down. When he gets within
three or four steps Of the bottom I takes
my lamp and steps INTO a room. II front
o. the one l was I'm that had a door
opening into the hail In front of the foot
OF the stairs. AMI when he steps Gown
that last step ! just steps ont into the
hall in front Of him and opens my lamp
on him.
We'll say; he kept his nerve sur
prising. sure, though ] had the bulge on
! him. decided, and be knew il. When /
ANAN ttftAA w. AtARfN AaAfR wat iNDlilf AlAf
one with the door further back. where
I'd been sitting when / see him going up
the stairs be went without any qucv-
ton. and when / got him In there / says
| % him.
Now yOu put down what you got
lie didn't make any Dretense of not do
ing il. he just got the things out Of his
pockets and put EN- down on the table
and I'm biest II he didn't give me better
idea OF my own house than I'd ever had
before. the stuff he'd gathered up was
worth carrying of. | didn't know We had
so much In the house or / never realized
! Il an then that the poorest kind Of folks
are likely to accumulate. In the course OF
time. more or less things of value
rs that the whole business?
Everything he says, and then give
| him a little talking to- He was young
man. but a pretty tough looking young
man he was. too. Sharp and resOluie, and
am that. but a hard face. he'd gone into
I This because be wanted TO- and lie WAS
going to he tough one. He'd stopped
! over a little here, that was because he
was young and eager, and in too much
| o. "a hurry: he'd come in here an hoar
| ahead OF time: II he'd awaited till the
right time he'd have found me gone and
got what there was 10 get without the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
BRlBING FILIPIN0S,
Otis Snubs Lawton AID \etoes the Lat
tors l.ishttng POLICY.


INF,W YORK. July 10.-ln a private let
ter received m tins city from an oit.ccf
ON duty m the Philippines rs the tOuOW-
ing statement: ''MaJOr-Gcueral Otls Is
pursuing the spanish policy OF bribery
To- weaken the t1hplnos. lie has oHereu
"a reward of 500. Mexican silver money
about $50 in American currency. 70
every rebel native who shall surrender
TO the United states a nrearm OF any de-
scriptiOu' - .t,,.,.,.
affairs I'm Luzon. the letter continues.
s'Ihe reason YOU hear so little Of Cen
oral IawtOn Is because General Gus con-
trolls the only cable TO the Onlted STATES.
tie is taking precious good care lhat
nothing Ovcr-oOmplimcntary TO Geheiai
I.awton becomes known I'm the States.
General Iawt0ns usefulness has been
minimiZed but there's a time coulnS'
VIC an hope and pray. Wheh ne WIZ Dc
given command Of the troops aclNeIg
0porating against the enemy When IL
docs come something viii certainty drop
.T.ovton and Otis DO not agree on the
nolicv TO be followed IN the campaign.
TawfOn faVOrs hushWhacklng neln"oA'
such as were used against inc in1iins,
otis likes 10 see regiments marching ABOUT
in solid formafi -. r-h bands playing
and flags nyiug. IBIS is very pretty, but
several DAYS ago General Luna. the
ranlincr officer Of the insurgents, after
an tneffcctual effort to secure an armi-
stice. sent am embassy 20 General Ous
with the pleasing information that the
Americans had wounded his son ana
killed several Of his relatives. henceiori
he would ask no quarter and did not In
tend no give any Heretofore We have
treated an prisoners kindly, and in every
Instance they have been given surgical
attendance with the no quarter ar
ranrcmcnt thoroughly understood 7 pre-
dirt tbere viii be "a considerable diminu-
lion of rebel prisoners captured
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NEW YORK. July N.-Resuits at
brighton Beech. summaries.
First race-fve furlongs-Her Ladyship
a TO ID first. Wildwood U3 to ana evcm
second, Smoke 4O to j third. Time.
1:0i 10.
Second race-cne mile-Cambrian a 10
ID first. Charentus G 20 / and 10 y Sec
ond Gray Jacques Is to ID taird. Time
1,4.
Third race-The Distaff-hve and a half
furlongs-Prejudice O3 TO % first jug
glery Gao TO l and 10 TO - second Lau-
reatea 90 to ID third Time, l:Us 80.
Fourth race-The Babylon-seven FUR
longs-sky Scraper % TO D first; st. Clair
q TO + and 1 TO p second; Royster Is TO d
third Time. 1:27 1-5.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Prince Of Mel
bourne Is 10 - first PluclSy 90 to / and
10 ID second. Shoreham 40 to - third
Time 1:15 10.
Sixth race-siN furlonEs- Is TO
p first Montance q to % second. Time,
l.52 2-5.
Seventh race-one mile and a sixteenth
Dan Rice Il 10 . first. Leando 90 10 ] and
to 81 second Passaic GO to y third.
ITEM. l:49 3-5.
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KISSING BUG 0UTCLASSED.
The Stranglimg Bug BIDS fatr 10
tap,ur4 iiIs Laurcls.

The bark Bandaueira. Captain ta.ck,
which is now di>cnarglng het cargo AT
Thompson point. ON the Jersey shoie,
SAYS the Philadelphia Times, Wa VISITED
0u Wednesday night by horribIe-looklns
insect. which the captain believes To nave
been "a genuine "s.idngling buE.
10 attacked the captain VIE as sne
promenaded the deck. ana was ouiy
driven OF by The vigorous action or lhe
mate Of the vessel who heard Mrs.
Falcks screams and rushed t0 her as
s.stance Repeated blows Of the maze 5
hand failed to stop the attacks or tHe
bug. until an last he picked up n Splhr
and struck the insect sefie pio", il
dropped ON the deck and the mate helq
it fast with his cap until seaman helped
him tO enCase b. in box.
Captain Falek was ashore at the time,
but be was startled when the insect was
shown him 10 was three inches lli lehbth u,
with large overlapping wings. FROM iis
head projected powerful nIppefs' WHICH
acted ike am lcemans clip.
Captain Falck brought the fearSome IN
sect 10 this city Yesterday, ana plteeil el
&c 20 Thomas Harris OF the Mdrlline fN-
change d. was examined with much m
teresf by captains of vessels ana SNIP
mons rnf none could tell whence IL came,
though there was a general opinion mat
the insect was from the tropics. ana pos
siblv came from the Philippines IN a
TRANSPORT or concealed in the cargo
CHESTER. PA, July l9,-Justlce or the
Peace John j. Hare Of this CITY, mas n
strange hug that can lft three pounds
with his nincfrS. lie captured the dug
ON the sidewalk and took 10 INTO ms
store. and while holding % IN ,dlr os
nincers the bug took hoid or 1oN "1
watch screws Weighing tniee l,,,,,, A.
when Mr. Haze pulled the pug away Ut
held on 10 the box. and held II SUSIE, n,. A., A.,
for three minutes. and had n good hold
az the end of that time.
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Annthcr Whitcwash.

ALBANY. n Y. July 1e.-The report
OF Austin c. Fox and Wallace MacFar-
lane. the two Democratic lawyers as
signed by Governor Roosevelt 20 invosti-
gate the alleged frauds under the nine
millions canal Improvements was made
public to-day. II finds that neither
former State Engineer Adams nor
former Superintendent of Public Works
AlSridee, can be held crlminally respon-
sible for the failure 20 complete the work
and that while there were some evasions
OF the act. under which the work was
done by the engineers department, such
eyaslons we're covered by the law Great
ing the department
Specisl Attorney BENJAMIN J. Shove, Of
syracuse. Republican appointed 10 as
sist. agreed In the report, and agrees
that there are no grounds for actions IN
law against either official.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
FRIENDS DISAPPOINTED.
Many Met the Majestic to Greet hrcn-
hisbop ireland Who Was Expected.

KEW YORK July i9-Thc Majestic.
from rtverpool when she arrived at
quarantine to-day was met by the tug
Baltimore. which had on board a party
OF friends of Archbishop Ireland They
went down 10 welcome the Archbishop
who according TO cable adyices. was on
the Majestic.
The party was disappointed. for the
Archbishop who was booked on the
steamer decided at the last moment not
% sau Instead he went to ireland Tor
a weeks visit and will come over on tie
Britannia.
Bishop O'Gorman. Of the Catholic Do
cese of Sioux Falls. S. D., was on the
Majestic and Bishop H. w. Warren. OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, who has
been I'm South America for his church.
Bishop OGorman has been abroad for
several months lie visited Rome ana
WIS accorded an audience by the Pope
who. he says. is in the best Of health.
The Pope spoke affecuonatcly Of Ameri
"a and of the church in this country.
Bishop OGorman was informed by Sec
rotary RampOla that the health of thS
Pope was much improved since be had
the tumor removed. Before that time be
suffered with insomnia Since the opera
ton the Pope can sleep, and this is the
secret OF his improved health.
Bishop O'GOrman was with Archbishop
ireland I'm France and in London He
is enthusiastic over the reception accord.
cd the Archbishop Tile is receiving an
ovation" he said. "and in France has
had Il triumph The reception accorded
the man is sincere SO.Callcd American
ism does not figure in 10, 10 is his per-
s0nality that has won such q triumph
bishop Warren has been On South Amer
lea looking after the interests Of the Meth
odist church Son that part of tho world.
He visited the most extreme southern clt-
ies. and. coming north through Chill
crossed the Andes Mountains into Argen-
tire He said that he found the insttu-
t0n5 n the church iu a hourishins cond-
u11
"Onc who has visited those countries
years ago" he said would be- surprised
az the change. The church schools are
doing wei, and. though there is still a
mixing mp OF church and state. a more
liberal spirit IS abroad. There would be-
a development I'm that section both in re-
llglon and commerce n We had a few yes-
sells running 90 South America. Most Of
the lines are English and / was forced
To cross the Atlantic as in my case the
longest way round was The shortest way
nome.
AS am example ~ the growing liberal
itv in religious matters % South America
] may say that Argentine takes the lead
While ! was ln that republic ! had an
interview with President Roca. He is
noeral man. and rs "a result OF our talk
b. informed me that DE would issue an
order that ail soldiers who We're Protes-
tauts would hereafter not De obliged 10
attend mass This order was afterward u.s.
sued + considered 81 the greatest step
toward religious liberty that has been
made N that country
The Bishop will make a short visit I'm
this city before leaving for his home. in
Colorado
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TUCSON. ARIZONA. July IA No
gales special to the Star says the grand
jury discovered that four MeXicans had
been recently kidnapped AT Nognles with
the conniyance OF TWO officials OF Santa
cruz county and handed over 20 the Mex
lean authorities without due process OF
law
The four men kidnapped were summa-
riiy tried and shot by Mexican authorities
An effort to indict District Attorney
Harlow on account Of the outrage failed.
70 is alleged that the Mexican kidnappers
were hard cases
The means used 10 dispose Of me men
was with the understanding that The KID
mapping and execution should he suppress
ca or relations between Americans ana
Mexicans on both sides of the lire. which
are now very cordial. might be disturbed
n official action was taken by the Amer
lean authorities. ..-
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sold by all druggists. % cents.

OF Count Muravions circular. but ox-
pressing the desire that the remaining
three points be made the subject OF a
formal convention.
A long discussion followed. after which
the committee unanimously supported the
prohibition ~ firing explosives from bal
looms
The delegates representing the United
states and Great Britain voted together
against tho prohibition of the use of as
phyxia'ing gases and explosive bullets.
because uuanimity was impossible Cap
tain Mahan. Of the American delegation.
declared that he could not modify his
views and that he would maintain HIS
prcvious attitude The American dele
gates explained that they voted with the
British delegation on the subject Of eXplo-
sive bullets because they did not wish 90
modify their objection 10 any kind OF re-
strlction upon the production Of war ma
tcrai
Captain Mahan and Sir Julian Paunce-
fote finally moved the suspension OF the
clause and proposing formal convention
upon thc other three point OF Muraviems
clrcu.ar.
ms was agreed 70. and the amended
report VIII Doe submitted 10 tho full CON
ference tomorrow. when 90 will be de-
cidod whether the conclusion Of a con-
vcnton upon the three disputed points
IS possible
a fresh convention for adapting 20 naval
warfare the Geneva convention Of 1854
VIII also Doe submitted To the conference
tomorrow
The third committee adopted 'he thirty
four articles of the arbitration heme,
with The exception of the FIVE claus s re-
lating 20 international courts of inquiry,
action on which awaits the results OF in-
structions from the Roumanian and Ser
Wan governments 90 their delegates.