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CAPTAIN coGHLAN's VISIT.

The RaIeiSh's Commander n Caller
at the Nayy DEPARTMENT.
Capt. ]. B. Coghlan, commander of the
United sssa@si cruiser Raleigh, paid his
first visit to the Navy Department this
morning since his return from Manila,
where he participated with Admiral Dewey
in the historic naval engagement at Ma
nila Bay. Captain Coghlan will spend sew
eral days in Washington before visiting
a number OF Western cities, to renew old
acquaintances. He is under orders from
the Navy Department to report for duty
at Puget Sound July 80.
Captain Coghlan expressed himself much
pleased at his leave of absence. as he says
he will have an opportunity of paying a
long deferred visit to Belleville, ILL.,, bis
old home, and to st. Louis and several 9TH
er cities,
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WASHINGTON WOMAN INJURED.
May W. Emerson In "a Horsebactl -Ac-
cidcnt Near Jerusalem.

May Whitney Emerson. OF Washington.
who has been trav,siHg in Palestine two
months, sketching and writing concerning
the Holy places of Jerusalem, Bethlehem,
Hebron, and the Jordan. has met with a
serious accident which may delay her at
least three months in Jerusalem. On the
18th of May, when returning on horse
back from the Fank Mountain, tomb of
Herod the Great, three hours ride from
Jerusalem. her horse attempted to scale a
shelving rock and fell throwing her vio-
lently to the ground. The animal fell upon
her causing a fracture of the right hip
and serious injury to the right arm. A
broken rib also resulted besides painful
bruises.
DR.. Wheeler. Of London, is in attendance
upon her. and believes that she will fully
recover the use of the limb. With party
of American missionaries from India. she
was about to start north Nazareth. Tibe-
rias. and Damascus, when the accident oc-
CURED.
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THE MURDER OF HOWARD.
Shot nt the Snme Place Where Baker
Was Killed.

Louisville Ky. June 16.-Today Man
chester is in the throes of an unparalleled
reign of terror, but il is believed that the
Howard Baker and White clans will not
end the war of determination until many
more have been killed. The kasffing o,
James Howard yesterday has greatly in
teIsified the excitement. In hiai aes ass ma
ton the Howards lost one Of thtif braveEt
and ablest leaders.
James Howard was standin&~i in front OF
the courthouse conversing with f. ends,
and was just turning to enter the building
when sharp report, like the crack of 4
whip, was heard, and pun of smoke curl
ed slowly from a window half oca
away. Howard whirled about. facing The
locality from which the shot had been ir-
ed, and fell to the ground. gasp!ng:
They've shot mel" The bystanders scat
tered for a moment fearing that firing
would become general and then returning
gathered up the PROSTATE man and carried
him into an adjacent residence. There a
physician examined the man, and found
him fatally wounded, the shot having en-
tered his right side. No trace could be
found Of the man who fired the shot, and,
indeed, little effOrt was made IN that d.
rection for some time. SO great was the
excitement and so great the fear of those
not already involved in the long and dead
ly feud. -
When Sheriff White and his deputies
were summoned and organized. a search
nothing could be found. but the friends
of the dying man were not sic W to express
their opinion as to the identity of the as
sassin. James Howard il credited with
killing George Baker. the county attorney,
and father of Dee Baker, on April last
year. His own tragic death has been pre-
dicted for some time and slice the killI.g
OF Tom Baker by an unknown the oth,r
day, these predictions have been renewed
with stronger force. Baker was slain while
surrounded Dy soldiers near the court
house and Howard was shot yesterday
within a few feet Of the spot where the
leader OF the hostile clan met death
Governor Bradley is poweriess to stop
the feud. He has given up all hope and
the feud leaders will be left to settle the
trouble themselves. The only solution is
believed to be in total determination II
all the clans involved The Philpots, a
powerful and dangerous family Joined the
Bakers TO-DAY an1 swear they will kill ev-
cry Howard in Clay county. demand
has been made on Governor Bradley to
wipe Clay county from the map of Ken
lucky.
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imaginary Ailments.

There are many who have pains in the
back and Imagine that their kidneys are
affected. while the only trouble is a .rheu-
matism of the muscles. or at worst, lum-
bago, that can be cured by a few applica-
tions of Chamherlain's Pain Balm or by
dampening a piece of .fiannell with Pain
Balm and binding it on over the affected
parts. For sale by Henry Evans, a3s F
Street northwest. wholesale and retail. and
all druggists.
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KILLED BY A BULL.

Wealthy Farmer and His Wife Vic
Tins of an EnraEed Animal.
Huntington, Ind. June 16-George Lau-
rie. wealthy farmer, and his wife. were
killed yesterday by an enraged bull, and
their son George is almest raving maniac
over the frightful affair.
Laurie went out early to his barn to
feed his cattle. and among them was the
bull, vicious brute. The bull attacked
Mr.. Laurie, and upon his calling for as
sistance the wife followed to the barn.
She was attacked in turn by the maddened
animal. Both were horribly bruised and
crushed. The strangest feature Of the
affair Is the bull had no horns. He knock
ed them down and then trampled them
to death,
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Elk Lick'a Striking Miners.

Cumberland, Nd, June 1.-THE striking
miners Of Elk Lick region have held pre-
liminary meeting at which the terms of
the operators. As cents ton for pick min
ing. were submitted to them. The miners
decided almost unanimously that they
would not go to work for less than the dis
trict price of so cents a ton and those who
attended the meeting and who were in the
minority on the first vote, decided to stick
to the ruling Of the majority The strikers
have posted notices in the Georges Creek
region to mine laborers of the pending
strike
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
BY virtue of deed Of trust from Charles F.,
Miller and wife. dated August 10, 1s92, and
corded in liber P, No. 4, folio 20 one of the land
records Of Alexandria county. Va. and at the re-
quest of the holder Of the note secured thereby.
will sell at public auction on the premises
MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1892 AT $50 O'CLOCK P.
NJ, lots and of the Miller property. located
at Wunders Gross Roads. Alexandria county. Va.
2Is miles from Aqueduct Bridge, u miles from
Lacey Station, electric railroad. containing
well.
These lots well adapted for suburban homes:
small fruits. poultry and gardening. Terms l-3
cash. balance in and two years with interest.
deposit Of $50 each lot required at time Of
sale. SAMUEL E. SHUEY,
JULIAN MAGRCDER,
Trustees
For particulars see WILL ". DOUGLAS. At
torney. Atlantic Bldg, City. ielOd&ds :
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BiIl. Charsine Bribery Isnored.

Harrisburg. Pa, Juhe .1S-The Dauphin
county grand jury this .msrn1ng ignored
the bills charging exassnetos coyle sand
Michael J. Costello. of. Phiiade:phia, with
conspiracy to bribe RepresentStN3 John
Engler, of Lycoming. Engler told the leg
islative investigating t6mmittee Coyle Of
fered him $500 to vote for the McCarre
bill, changing the smethsd Of selecting -ju--
rors,e : A lumber Of other cases wilrsbs'
heard ty the grand jury during the day,
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"Hechts' Greater Stores.
800 pique AMI linen suits, $2.98.

Another Surprised ladies' fine white Pique and Linen
sutthe most stylish the secured
terday sacrifice from the maker and you
ing for much less than half such garments about
The Offering of unusual importance because of the eriness of
the 1t trick" to sell ladies' half
when the about buy them sell
that No other store such opportunity this in
your way. wheher they able to do it
Not single suit in this lot is worth less than S. and the
most of them worth 81. so and $40.
We offer yqr the unrestricted choice of the entire lot
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Broke From the Hangman.

Alton. Mo-. June 16.-Carroll M. Rice,
wife murderer, was hanged here yesterday.
Just as the black cap was to be adjusted
and while his legs were being pinioned he
broke away from the sheriff and attempted
to escape. He was captured and quickly
hanged. He addressed from the scaffold the
5000 people present, saying that he hoped
to meet them in a better world.
The evening times., 1899-06-16

Boston, June 16.-Lewis Miller. of the
firm of Roseman & Miller, Of this city, dis
appeared a week ago. The police are
searching for him. as his partner says he
has taken with him 81. 700 worth Of jewelry
belonging to the firm.
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F1Tzs1MMoNs IN COURT.
Appears to Defend Lawyer Friends
Suit.

Suit.
New York. June 16.-Bob Fitzsimmons
was in the supreme court yesterday, hav-
ing opened default judgment for s1,7Os
obtained against him by Lawyer Emanuel
NJ. Friend. A crowd came in to see the
fighter. lsf.-
The claim against F:tzsimmons is for
services rendered by Friends law firm to
the pugilist when he WAS tried in Syracuse
for knocking out Con Riordan. who died
soon after. Fitz is now going to defend
the suit 1t was adjourned.
The evening times., 1899-06-16

sus Bureau, two named by the Democratic
Congressman and two by the opposition
political party. Tie Senators will have
the naming OF three appointments each.
This rule is to apply to all the Southern
States, the appointments in the Census
Bureau to be equally divided among the
Democrats and Republicans.
1t is said that only applicants who are
to be appointed will be admitted hereafter.
Some of those who have been examined
this week may not be appointed for a
year.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLCMBIA-on the 18th day of June 4.
ID. 1899. Rudolph A. Haser vs. Minnie " :

uF COLU MBlA-on the 18th day of June \,
d. 1899. Rudolph \. Hasler vs. Minnie ".
lIasier. Equity. No. 2oi3l. r.
Lpscomb and j. Walter Wheatley, his solic-
itoTs. il is ordered that the defendant. Minnie
V. Haslor, cause her appearance 10 be entered
herein on or before the first rule daySoccurTins
forty days after this day; otherwise. fhe cause
Will be proceeded with in Of default.
The object of this sIIit is 10 obtain absolute
divorce from the bond of marriage with the de-
fendant
Provided. this order be published in the Wash
incton Law Reporter and The Washington Times
week for three successive weeks before
said rule day. 49,,
BY the Court, ". s. cox, Justice.
4 true copy-te-t:
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk.
(SeaL) L. 2. WILLIAMS Asst. Clerk.
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Divorced for De.ertiop.

Justice Cox today granted the petition Of
Stella Lee Stevenson, asking to be divorced
from her husband, James G. Stevenson
whom she charged with deserting and
abandoning her.
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results use Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great Kidney remedy At drugeist8; Sample
bottle by mail free, also pamphfet.a o'-'if
Address Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. n. 7:
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"Hechts, Greater Stores. =
Tomorrow morning the 81 ,e man inaugura
great, sale of footwear.

Lot Of mems white canvas shoes-you
know how elegant they are for hot
weather wear-such as you have paid
$1.50 for. will be offered TO- OQC
morrow for. or................,.... ~
- 81
Lot Of mems tan vici kid bicycle
shoes-nothing better for sdch wear
than vici kid-shoes which sell in every
shoe store in town for $3.50. 81 Al
Lot Of mems shoes. consisting Of the
ends of some Of our $3.50 and IS lines;
not all sizes by any peana in any one
lot, but all sizes in the entire lot: they
are mostly of tan Russia' calf, tan vici
kid and black vici kid, and all Of them
are especially adapted for hot
weather wear; your choice Of { so
them for ..................... ssVS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.o-~--e----~--@e"-->--
NOTICE. hereby withdraw all assertions
have made against Mr.. Theo. A.
Leckert on Monday, June IL, 1899.
Item B. LIEB. !
RHEUMATISM, and Gout cured by Medi-
cal Gymnastic. Consultation free. Call at;
the Gymnastic Institute. 20 Third Street
northeast. JOHN E. RUEBSAM. DR.. NJ. Ph.
The evening times., 1899-06-16

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discouraIes and
lessons ambition; beauty,
vigor. and cheerhilness soon
disappear when the Skidneys
are out Of order or diseased.
The evening times., 1899-06-16

AUGUSTUS BURGD0RF CO., Z
Undcrtakers and EmbalmeIs.
= - . 1oeo SEVENTH STREET y. ".
Eirst-class Service. no11-1ys
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400 white pique skirts, $4.98.

The suit and SKIRT buyer wishes to important
purchase of ladies eaboately embroidery trimmed
welt English Pdue skirts and the offering of them
3d. which heays than third less their value Every
of these akits is trimmed with four six of
wide nserting they full fare and stylish
skirts because they from of the best
makers. X
The viii be ready for selling
in saying that they will 60 in hurry
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Lot OF youths and boys tan and
black solid leather shoes: youths in
sizes II to 2 and boys in sizes 1-2 to
1-2; excellent values at 3l.50; OQC
to go for. 10
Lot Of misses tan and black kid
shoes-elegant wearing sort-which-
usually sell for 81; in sizes IL to cQC
2, for. .-..-..--.--..-.--v W
Lot of children's tan and black shoes.
good, serviceable qualities. which SQC
usually sell for CSC, for. ~ -
Lot Of children's tan and black shoes.
in sizes 4 to 8, with hand-turned hQC
soles-instead of 76c, for. 49, ~
Lot of infants tan and black shoes,
with hand-turned soles. in sizes 1QC
to 5; instead Of soc, for. 80
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
GRIFFIN PEOPLE SHOCKED.
THEY HAD NO OIL THERE BELOW
THE LEGAL TEST.

Commissioner stevens Says He Or
dered an Extensive Investigation
and the Result Is Thousands of
Gallons of oil Has Been Condemn
ed-Brunswick Had IA Large GUAM
tity of the Bad stock-RiGOrOus
Measures Taken.
Grifn Ca, July 6.-The article in the
Atlanta Constitution this morning stating
that 1000 gallons of oil had been seized
by the authorities at this place, caused
some excitement and was the talk of the
city.
The Constitution stated that the tests
Of State Chemist J. NJ. McCandless, of
the oil sold in Georgia, which have just
been concluded in the laboratory at the
capitol have established the startling con-
clusion that this state is made the dump
ing ground for large bulk of the refuse
Illuminating oil put on the market by
some of the biggest concerns in the coun-
try. It was also stated that 10000 gal
Ions have been virtually seized at Griffin,
and will he conhscated to-day.
Commissioner Stevens said in regard 10
the matter that it was a mistake, as
the oil in the Standard Oil COmpany's
t,rl,e al rbie Mace tested 123 degrees Fab
-, -, -. -. -, -.,,
leiiiiei' ne "i "'i0" nus
demned by the state chemist ana 10 "hlch
the Constitution referred was at Dawson
and not at Griffin.
l,ou.,,,i..io,,,r e,.o,.ors, is elm oona,o5
10 MS Ded auu Is sun Hs s'ea'S Ll''i
the effects of a spider bite. He IS I'M
proving slowly and his attending physi-
.i,, ,binl,s no win no I'M within a few
-
,t,l,,,r,,;s,,:o,o- eta,,ers sta4ad thar in
A,ril bo 49,, ,,,siti,e, Tho different oitiee
"a tl,u,,,s Of C.aar,,ia and mad nersooaI
- e IT,, irj,1n,t,,ti,1er ,,btcb bas been
CT for saIe So1ne of the insvocfors Of
~, s,.l, 49,, not far,il'ar Win tba meth
"a - - ~ ,l1 ,l, il, str1Irne,7tg fur-
,tet,la 49, ,,,e,a Of AZ, i,forior erad.s lie
- - ~, -. rl-i,,trire, IN ire,ec-
- .l,,4 l,-,,r1dy (,f tba oiI 70 Csfate
C,l'..t Ntel,1.ll, ,I'., mo-, eo,,Id Iva
- -. - l.l,@,t-i, ,to1
i''Oi
Much OiI condemned
The INSPECTORS have discovered large
quantities of oil in different cities of Geor-
gia which is below the standard and its
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
CHECK ON CONSOLIDATION.
Atlanta street Railroads stopped by
an Injunction.

Atlanta. July 6.-Judge Gambler late to-
night, at his home in EdgeRood granted
temporary restraining order against the
Atlanta Railway and Power Company.
preventing the further transfer of stock
OF the Atlanta Railway Company and the
Atlanta Consolidated Railway to the first
named CORPORATION.
rms action was the result of a bill filed
by he state of Georgia and a number
OF citizens Of Atlanta, which sets forth
THAI the combination of the Atlanta Rail-
way Company and the Consolidated, re
Gently perfected in Baltimore oy the
Trust Company of Georgia, is trust
with the intent of killing competition.
oEd IS, therefore, unconstitutional
The transfer of the stock of the two
companies has been partially completed
ana The effect of the restraining order ls
thai further transfer must cease and the
street railways of Atlanta be operated
for the present under their old manage
mems.
Judse Gambler set the bearing for Sat
lfaay July l5 unlfss the defendants de-
sire to reply sooner. All the bonds of the
n4w company are held in Baltimore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
AFTER DosCHER's BREWERY.
He Is Charged with Trying 10 Bride
Several officials.

A1c - NhUFEeO WIN tying 10 brtDe
Several officials.
Columbia 5. c., July 6.-The state dis
pensary board of control had the warm
est meeting of the year to-day. 1t came
up through charges made against the
Germania Brewery in Charleston. con-
Quoted by J. "a. Doscher w. Gibbes
Whaley of Charleston and Secretary of
state Cooper were among those making
charges.
IL seems the state has a dispenser at the
brewery 20 watch Doscher and It was al
legged by Whaley that the brewer has been
bribiug or attempting to bribe every
thing in sight, dispenser. clerks and chief
constable Being unable to bribe Dis
penser Hyer al the brewery he was at
tempting 20 Gust him. Doscher. Mr.
Whaley declared, was slick one The
county board had recently caught him
shipping 5000 worth of beer as soda wa
ter He had compromised by paying
$1,500
Secretary of State Cooper, who is a
member of the state board, declared the
condition of the brewery had long been
notorious and the privilege of operating
it would have been revoked had not so
much money been invested by Doscher.
Supplies for the new quarter were pur-
chased to-day. Four hundred and twenty
barrels of whisky and quantity of case
goods was the order.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
NEGRO STABBED DE LANCEY.
Angry Because He Would Not TAX,
Back Pair of Trousers

Angry Because He Would Not Take
Back IL Pair of Trousers.
Douglas, Ga. July 6-On Tuesday, at
Anderson's still, Mr. Samuel Delaney
was seriously stabbed by desperate ne
gro without cause or provocation. The
facts, as cleaned from Mr.. DeLaneey's
driver an intelligent white lad, is that
the negro wanted Delaney to exchange
a pair of pants that three days before he
had purchased from Joe Delaney, broth
er of the wounded man. Mr. Delaney
explained TO him that he could not make
the exchange, but that his brother would
do so on demand, which, apparently sat
isfied the negro, who then made other
purchases.
While Mr.. Delaney was trading with
another the would-be murderer suddenly
became aneered. demanded his money
back and with a big knife advanced on
Delaney, etabbing him in the head with
such force as TO penetrate to the brain.
and inflicted other smaller wounds His at
tending physician DR. w. w Terrell,
prOnounces his recovery as very doubt
full.
officers are in pursuit OF the negro and
from the great popularity of The De-
Lanceys, if captured it viii take shrewd
work ON their part to prevent Judge
Lynch from disposing OF the case.
Messrs. A. w. Tucker and Leon Govta-
towsky of Albany, and NJ. l.. Davis of
Baltimore, are among the heavy wool
buyers that are now in the city
Mr. T. b. McLeroy of Covington is in
the city prospecting for business loca-
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS.


SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS.
Office of Savannah Water Works, Sa-
vanuah. Ga. July l, 1899.-Extract from
Ordinance adopted June 2S 1899:
AS q sanitary ~sfse ms tire and for the pur-
pose of preventing the waste of water.
all Globe Valves and other closets with
out automatic shut-offs shall be removed
and replaced with approved Tank Clos
cts, within the time named follows:
From river 10 north side of Oglethorpe
avenue, east and west to city limits TWO
months.
From south side Oglethorpe avenue to
north side of Jones street, east and west
to city limits. four months
From south side Jones street to south
ern limits east and west to limits, six
months.
After the expiration of the time named
it will be unlawful for any person to use
Globe Valve or other Water Closets with
out automatic shut-offs in the city of Sa
vannah. ]. L. KINSEY,
superintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

Having purchased the plant of the Sa-
vannah Rubber Tire Company for apply
ing the famous (Kelly) Springfield Rub
Der Tire for vehicle wheels l will offer
as a special inducement during the next
sixty days these tires at reduced price.
Would be glad to give any information
possible regarding these tires to prospect
i've purchasers, at my Carriage Reposl-
tory, No. 800 Broughton street. west,
where these tires can be seen on a dis
play wheel. Also a full line of Buggies,
Carriages, Standhopes, Traps Surries,
and Harness. Prospective purchasers will
save money by calling on me before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Tel. IT'S.
Specialty-A fun and complete line Of
delivery, dairy and bakers wagons.
MARK APPLE.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

CHRISTTE-The relatives and friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert T. Christie are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
Of their infant daughter, Carrie Belle, from
AZ Duffy street, west, at 10 O'Clock this
morlrg. Interment al Laurel Grove.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07

Messrs. Leon and Resented have ar
ranged for music at the Public Pavilion
at Tybee during the season, and will have
dancing every Wednesday and Friday
afternoons and evenings. On Sundays
they will give a Sacred Concert, begin
ming Sunday, July ?. The public are re-
specially invited Refreshments can be
had at nearby restaurants at city prices
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
DARIEN CHURCH DESTROYED.
Several Thousand Dollars in Proper
~ Wiped Out by Fire.

Darien, Ga, July 6-This afternoon fire
destroyed The First Presbyterian Church
OF Darien and the FAIRIES dwelling. oc-
cupied by Mr. William Hunter.
The church was insured for $1,000. and II
cost over 5000 The FAIRIES house was in
sured for $1,000 and was valued ar
$500 Mr.. Hunter had $500 on
his furniture, and his loss is 81 500 @ n
Lamar Jr., had $500 insurance on his
library in the FAIRIES house.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
British Tramp on the Rocks.

Miami Fla. July "a British tramp
steamer OF 1900 tons from Liverpool 10
Key West, in ballast. went on the rocks
twenty-five miles south of Miami this
morning at daylight The weather being
favorable, hopes are entertained of getting
her off early tomorrow morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-07
AT THE SEASHORE.

Hotel Tybee is Offering accommodations
it never offered before.
Board is no higher.
Make it your home this summer.
New bath houses. New cottages.
You are always welcome at my place
whether you are boarder or not.
CHAS F. GRAHAM. Proprietor.
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