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Al Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, Bept. 7.-This was favorites' day at
mary:
First Racs-six and ens-hAlf furlonGs-Percita, 90
Q,andryl, 2 to /. won; Bridal Tour. 81 CMartn) to
l. second louisville Belle. OIL shaw. o TO L. third
Time. l,21N.
Second Raes-Mye,sishths Of 2 mile-ysns. 1ot
!, second sinnsmshone. loA Noousde), 10 to 1.
third. Time 1:01.
Third Raos-Six and one. half furlongs-Looram,
40 Uowisl, Z to s. won; Rotterdam. 1lS Patton).
Time, i.20k.
Fourth Raes-Live and one.hslf furlongs.M.Tte
Orendorf, 108 (Gardner). o to 8, won; Little We
ronica, lot (Kuhnl, 8 to 1, second; Onoto. 1o7
CLINT, 10 to I, third. Time, 1:o9h.
Fifth Rsce-one and one-eighth miles-Naratana
H., los CWeber). . to 8. won; Deyil's Dream, 1o8
shaw Q to !, second; Jesssmine Porter 1o5 tdard-
ner,. TO I. third. Time. 1;Sbk
sixth Rece-Three-qusrter OF q mile-Crystalline,
1o4 ,Scoville), to won; santello 100 Kuhn). 10
to ]: second; Juanetts. 90 (Harshberger). I to l..
third. Time 1:14k.
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edly off her usual form. She improved rapidly
however. and toward the end easily outplayed
her challenger. This was Miss Atkinsons
only match this season, and will probably be
the last OF her career. as she intends now per-
mancutly to retire on her laurels Last sea.
SON. she won every important tournament
for wom.n and held all the challenge cups. but
this season she has dcfaultel for each in tu~u
without defence including the National cEam-
pionship. Yesterdays score:
Championship single, Challenge, Round-M!ss
Ju.ette 7. Atkinson, holder. ooat Miss Myrtle No
Atcer, challenger, Us. l0--s. "a. Is =.
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Challenge Of White Bear Yacht Club For
SeawaRhSka Cup Accepted.

MONTREAL Sept. THE Sailing COMMITTEES
OF the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club held a
meeting last night to consider what action to
take in regard to next years races for the Sea-
Wanhaka Cup. Challenges were received from
the White Bear Club Of st. Paul. MINI.
tor. r. T.. Yacht Club. The sesWsnS NH fV Gia6
did not challenge. After some discussion It
Was decided to accept the challenge OF the
White Bear Club.
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CINCINNATI. 4; ST. LOUIS. 2

ST. LOUIS. Sept 7.-Oincinnat won today's game
home tesm While hahn pertormod Ike ssrytces for
the yisitor; Il was = pitchers battle. Latham
ended BY his ordering the californian to the bench.
In the last half of Of the ninth, Burkett sent high
drive to centre. Mcbride forward to getit Gan
new who covered bases ruled that ho had pick cd the
ball of the ground. Latham overruled him and
ordered Burkett out. In moment there was
lively in which the st. Louis nine generally par
invaded from the bleachers and Latham bufeted
around in lively manner. Police protection Ia all
that saved him from being mobbed. Attendance,
1000 The score;
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TO D. won; Tsppan. 1ox CA6itcheiD. 0 10 I. second;
Brother Fred. 1ot (DuRsn) 10 TO !, third. Time.
1;toN.
Fourth Rsce-stseplechase, short course-col:
Partlett, lao n. Doane), o to g. won; Marble. 1873
IT. MsAgher), ! 70 1, second; NacsdAh. 100 Eager
som, 10 20 1. third. Time, S;13k.
Fifth Receive fuYlonRs-FlamoFA, 100 Dull
man. 81 20 1, von Oconee, 1o3 (MitcholD. is 70 ],
second; Alice Turner. liz uines), 70 l, third
Time, 1:OOk.
Sixth Rscs-ons and one.fourth miles--Little
Singer. 1oA (MitchslD 10 TO !. wont Henwig: 10!
Burnsi, TO B. third. Time. aOeN.
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American jockeys In Front at Doncastsr.
Special Caols Dsspatoh 10 TIE sun

LONDON. Sept. THE race for the Rous
Plato Of 500 sovereigns. for two-year-olds.
thrse-Quarters OF . mile. WAS run at Doneas-
ter to-day. 1t was won by Sir R. W. arifath's
Vain Duchess. ridden By H. Martin. Lord
William Beresford's Lutetia, ridden By Sloan,
was second. J. Gubbin's Galtes Queen was
third. Eight horses ran.
The Alexandra Plate Of 500 soversiGns, for
three-year-olds and upward. one mile and q
half. was won BY H. McCalmont's Bishopswood.
Uncle Mac. ridden by L. Rsin. was second. and
Maouchline third. Five horses ran.
Tho race for the Scarborough Stakes. for
three-year-olds. OF 10 soversigns each. with
200 sovereiGns added, the Sandal mile. was
won by Lord William Beresford's Sibola. rid
don by Sloan. T. JsnninGs's Gamecock was
second. There were only two starters.
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wAsHISaroN. 6; PHILADELPHIA, /.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 7.-Dineen's mastery eIhibi
ton OF pitching won for the Senators today. One
negotiations OF the stalwart twirlers delivery. Ne
the playing and Queensbsrry rules by hugging Hunt
in clineh with the left and swattng the little UNI
recently released by the Philadelphia Club, were
accepted by Manager Irwin to-day. Pitcher Fiheld
Tha
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Baltimore. ........,..
New York. ........

New York -. ...........o o o o
First base on srrors-BAltiwore; .; New York. 2.
hits-sm.th, Demontreviiie. Stolen bsses-Fnltz.
Broiie. Double plays-smith and Demontreville;
Ksister, Demontreville and Laohanoe: 6aroni Doyle
and ONel. First base on balls-Of Gettig. ?; OF
Iaroni. l; on Kitson, 1. Struck out-By Gettig. 4:
nlngs; of daroni. 8 in two innings. Wild pitch
Garoni. Umpires-Snyder and MoGarr. Time-1
hour and AZ minutes. Attendanco-25o.
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Death OF Trainer Barrett.

Owners and trainers assem bled at the Sleeps
head Bay track yesterday were grieved
to learn Of the death OF Thomas +. Barrett.
which took place early In the morning. Barrett
had been popular follower OF the N etropolitan
circuit for Some years. and trained and raced q
few OF the most consistent campaigners. The
KpsvooS on9n.ra sDS ca anne rare are
rett disposed of when his health began to fail.
but they are doing credit to their early tuition
and yesterday KirkWood ran second In the big
stake at Sheepshead Bay,
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Stolen bases-RitchIe Clarke. Three base hit
Donovan. Sacrifice hits-Shrleyer Mccarthy, FOX.
Double plays-Ely and Fox. Clingmsn and Kelley.
on balls-oH Tannehin, i; Oh PECK, 2. Umpires-
Mapassau and Connolly. Attendance-1,6 800 Time
a hours,
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CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
BAY AUTUMN MEETING. 1874
LAST TH0 DAYS.
Racing rain or shine, Frst,race 1;"o P. M.

Concert by Lander,
TRAINS DIRECT TO TRACK. Leave foot Fast 3tth
st. NY via l.. l. Il. r., at 200 l2lu. l24O tPArlcH
Car train q clio $40. lio. 2lo. 2:4Q, $40 Boats
T, RRY, 100. 1890. 1890, l2:40, LOO 1;2o 1870.
200. 2.2O, BOD Trains leave Flatbush aV, Brook
lyn 1910. 1900, 40. 1910, 2:IO. 2:4O $40 Kings
County Elevated; via BROOKLYN Bridge, every 80
minutes, BY Trolley lines Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
take Flatbush a.. cars. via BROOKLYN Bridge New
York side) wa Brighton ach Ralrc adj or Marcy
av cars from foot Broadway, Williamsburg. direct
u track All Brooklyn surface transfer direct
to trark. ADHESION TO FIELD 30 CENTS.
Extra accommodations returning from track.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMHRIcAS ASSOCIATION
Baltimore at New York; Boston at BROOKLYN
Philadelphia ct Warrington Cincinnati at 81. Louis
Louisville at Pittsburg. two games; Cleveland at
Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence at Springfield; Rochester at Syracuse:
Toronto at Montreal.
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New York State Learue.

Al misunderstanding, anton, IL; Troy, o.
Al Monochrome. 8; Albany, o.
At Uhoa-Utioa, IL; Schenectady, I.
Al Cortland-Cortland. 9; 0swego. O.
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BALTIMORE. 10; NEW YORK, 0.

= Not only were the New Yorks defeated at the
without any extra eKertion applied a heavy
coat 9i EhiteyMke n h.. Ths oalooters only mum.
90 many persons are Wiiitnr to see . ssm sa
which are more apt than not TO be- one
aided Affairs In which as q rule the Visiting
that they. cannot help loahng during half or
more Of the game. II 10 reported that Davis 10
In condition to play but has refused to put on
uniform. and to make matters Morsc, Gleason
was not on hand yesterday. Manager Hoey
said that the Kid had sore thumb; Stewart
base but failed to show any speed. Garoni,
who before the season was termed world
tried In . League game, replaced Gettig In the
eighth inning. but he did nothing to show that
onS Of he SsW 9opE payer. ao; as =:
third base, Kttson holding the locals down to
four hits, OF which two were scratches. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-08

New HAVEN. Sept. 7.-President Rockefeller
tho Yale Football Association states that
there will DO change made in the schedule
before the beginning OF the season. The
sohedule was ado out with DO games with
Brown or the Carlisle Indians. Yales rivals for
years. but with Bates and Pennsylvania State
College ON the list. What alterations will be
m ade can only be surmiBed.
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western League.

At Bunalo-BufYslo. 9: Milwaukee,.
At Detroit-Detroit, IL, 50. Paul, I,
At Grand Rapids-First eame-arand Rapids. II;
Kansas City. o. Second game-0rand Rapids. Y;
Kansas CITY, ..
A. indianapolis indianapolis. 2; Minneapolis. 4.
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Baseball, washington Park. To-day, 8i4B p.
Arooil>n VI. Baston. Admission 6ns. Ani abe-1dv.
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PTTTaBuRo, Sept. 1.-The mysterious twirler who
name Of Peck won his game by outpitohinE Tame
hill the local star. Manager Clarke refused 70 talk
about his And. Two games were to have bean plAyed
te-dAy. but the Pirates aid not arrive from Chicago
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Three base hit-Ksnnsdy. Stolen bases-Tenny,
LONE sacrnee hit-Coliins First base on error
nedy. 8, STRUCK out-By Kennedy, l.. Left on bases
.brGotiyn. Z; Boston. Q. p9ubls pl.Xs-Jennings
and so minutes Umpires - Emslie and Dwysr.
Attondance-6.OO
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Other Games.
AT ILION.

lion. ...........0 o o g. IL Z
Syracuse. 40 o o o 4 8-1l Q
Bstteries-Brandt and Rogers; keenan, and Steel
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Mountain A. CO Q o o Ola
Metropolitans.. % y o o o o.
Battsriss-voorhiss and whitaker; Van Dam and
Folger.
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CHICAGO, 7; CLEVELAND. Q.

CHICAGO. Sept. I'm Chicago'a half Of tho ninth
inning Of today's game the score stood u to 4 in
favor Of CLEVELAND Two men we're cut and the
grounder to LockhsAd, who picked 1t up and made
4 clsHn-eut throw to Tucker. The latter nutfed
behind him. Tucker made no effort 70 recover It
and stood motionleHB as . statue while the tbEee
runs which gave the victory to Chicago scored
This episode will undopbtedly iniurs baseball in
buSily engaged in denouncing Tucker. Attend
ancA 400. Tho AcOrai
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TotAls".,.7 10 27 IL 8 Totals. 1929 1
two mon ont when winning run was scored.

Cleveland. ...............o o o %
First base srrors-ohicAgo, 81 Cleveland J. Left
balls-on Taylor, /; Oh Enepper. 2. Struck out-by
Taylor, I. by KnSppsr. 2, Three base hit-Ryan.
LANCE Eyeritt. connor bowd: Stolen base Evsritt:
HI By Pitoher-by Knepper, l. Umpirs-o'DAy aud
N0DonAld. TmS-1 hour, 40 minutes.
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Eastern League.
AZ Hartford-Hartford, 8; Worcester. Q.
At Montreal-Montreal. 10; Toronto. 4.
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First base on error-PhlIadeIphla, lection ba1o9-
Washington II. Philadelphia :. First base on balls
4; by orth, l. Three base hit Freeman. Two base
hit-Kittridge. Sacrifice hitA-ThomAs, Cross.
Lander. PAased bAll-McFarlAnd. Umpires-
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st. LOUIS,

Home runs-1rwin. Beckley. Two base hNs-Crofs.
schreek. saerihce hits-Irwin. McPhee: First base
by Hahn. 9, Hit by pitched ball-Irwin. Umpirss-
Latham and Gaffney. Time-l hour. so minutes,
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NOTES,

George GrimShdW.-At Vailsburgh, y. j. Address F.
". voiRnt, P. o. box go, Newark.
j. v. L. Wveka6.-Even Il YOU are only passing
through q county you must buy license tag If you
want to use its side paths hut license tag pur-
chased in ono county is good in all others except
Monroe and Albany.
Hartford, Sept. Notice ~ suspension by the
League Of American Whoelmen for breach of rules
and participation in unsanct oned has been
ceived by H. b. seymour, b. +. BlaneY, r, Laiman
j. F. Preston. James Green. Tom Fahey, A. Shoe
maker, r: Golden. John Sill, and Peter Kennedy. all
of this city. all leaders in amateur racing Cyrus
Granger and II. p. Thompson are transferred to the
professional GLASS for the same ofense.
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Che Curt.
RACES BEGIN 200 P. NJ. SHARP.

RACES BEGIN 200 P. NJ. SHARP.
Trains on Harlem Division N. Y. c. II. n. r. r.
leave Grand Central Station for Mt Vernon as fol.
lows: 1895. HAS. ll:35 A. NJ, 1915. l2:35.
100. 1875. POS p. n. Returning at 500. sos.
5:2s. $50, $50 !, 5:45 p NJ
Trains on New York n Northern Road leave
1b5th at. FOR Dunwoode. o;o5. :o5 A.. n" l;2o p.
NJ. Returning, leave Dunwoodio 5:23. 6:l5 p NJ.
PRICES-Girand Stand. including admission
at gate. 81 90: Cub House, $3.50; Private
Boz, seating six. $1,000.
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4. nav On in earnast IarIer naridson III a.

=. Iho row among me T9einE cEcllsts OF Canada
b. Mccarthy. the profes sionas. and i. Cooper,
D. Mclean. R. F, Axton. A. Mott and Thomas
Hidgley. amateurs. forsook the Canadian
unsanotioned races; The n c. A. did not grant
them q permit although requested to do so.
but 1t Is possible that later on it will recogn re
the Canadian outlaws because those m ton ed
together with Archie McEachren md Bobby
Thompson who arc now riding in this country
riders In the Dominion. Angus Mcleod the
Canadian champion has not Joined the seaes-
prominent riders desert the G. w. A. the revolt
will not have the serious as poet that the split in
tho United states has.
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The following letter from Brooklyn wheel
man is one that shows the trend OF sentiment
regarding tho Bridge path:

Chief Consul M. NJ. Bedding OF the L. A. W.
in discussing the matter said he though the
Bridge authorities probably did not realize how
much public sentiment there was back Of the
demand for cycle path on the Bridge. because
want 1t but the husbands and fathers and
brothers OF all who ride bicycles and who re-
aize that those near to them risk their lives in
crossing the structure under the present con-
ditions, Although it looks as II the cyclists
have at present rather the short end OF 1t. there
seems to be no disposition to bow meekly to
the engineers report on the matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
ACCUSED OF WIFE MURDER.
Gunsmith at Albany said 10 Have
Beaten His wife to Death.

Bc"ten Ills VIE 10 Death.
Albany. Ga, Aug. Wv. J. Glazicr. a
native of (,,,,,,,,. Who has rosiled I'm
Aib'ny tor @shI years Is cohuhed 10
Dousherty county jail on the charge Of
wife murder
6.Iazisr has Ions, horno ar, ,,rsa,or,-. rem
- -q.-.,.,i.,. -,,.,
"l'' ''' III 'iie 0oii''ii"'ii'S' ne - . ,'"
slnlth ny trade nut Is generally regarded
as a uc'er-do-weu. He has lived for
some time past in the extreme southern
,,.. . .t, -;+.. .a d. .-.- e,...,.,4t,.
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MUST PAY THE INSURANCE.
SUPREME C0UHT's DECISION IN
CASE OF Mrs. WHNESS.


Though INcarucy Is in the Pentteu-
liar, for the Murder of WSne~>
th. Su,,rcutc Court Holds the Kill
Ms Observation-Disclosures
.- WI for tbe Term l..
,-,..t -n.,.fsion Rcacb-d in
nh, 49,
IL" tan'us h"ii'"r ~
F.,. rendered d decision in Ola. Wyu--.
,....,... ,t. .f.....,- ,f ru4-. %.r-
case "''- minus
wood ln tAe lower o"1i1 '3 "i
widow Of Wyuc~s was awarded 1a.--
.7.-..... ...-
auce policy held hy her husband az Ahr
time he was killed by Kearuey.
-rbe.c ,eo is ,rell known in savannah ana
- ,,+ra,+,57 ,.,,.i.farotia outside aften.
lion Wvness IL was set up i'm The suit
,.,,.,,-+ che. occurrence ,.o77nar,- was killed.
accldeh'aiy 10y N'aiA'5' 'i'N7" '-.0 '''
ter had been tried and found guilty or
murder and sentenced TO the penitcut AIRY
90. no.. go. +f ,,,,
.,.,- .....
NeatheH is no" 'iFliE ""l '''ia '-' "''
and the decision of the Supreme Court to-
,1a1- nresen+z the somewhat anomalous pic
-. 80 ,,,, ....,.t,,. . 1ffs ..rte,c, i'm
we PeHiei'iaIS -ol ti' Si''' aus 'l '"'
other, While the clNil court grants a YER
diet pronouucing. the killing an accident.
work for the Term Is Ended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
WITH GEoRGIA's VOLUNTEERS.
New officers to stand Examinations
for Commissions.

~
A'iau'a' Aus' "a NUMBER OIL o'ueIs'
naming officers in the state volunteer serv-
ice were issued from the office of the adj
5,,t.,t General to-5,,, Tho ro,,ir,o,,t. a.
g.
iected are the Secohu' 1hiId' fourth ana
Sixth.
Tn the second. commanded bv Col. c. NJ.
Nvlv of Macon u r Homes was commits
sio"eu NaP'aiH o. 'ie macon hussdrS' 10
succeed i. c. r. Bell resigned. Capt.
Jones was also named to succeed Cant.
W-insbin RESIGNED on the hoard Of evan
in.rs for me second R.rfn,srt n NJac,a
second Tfsutanspt " y lK-bscIs, If tho
Naron Huesars vas ,leo cornI,iseio,o1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
In the Police COuTt-TTied and jude
melt in lis Favor.

Some time ago Judge Andy E. Calhoun
Judge of the Fotce Court of Atlanta. mad
occasion to pass a sentence that was
gratifying 10 him, and if people will take
his advice much suffering win be allie
waited. The judge is subject to nervous
sick headaches and dyspepsia. Here is his
sentence:
Il am a great sufferer from nervous sicl,
headache and have found no remedy so
effective as Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy. If
taken when the headache first begins II
Invariably cures"
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale bv
all druggists.
Send &c in stamps to pay for sample
bottle free. Address
TYNER DYSPEPSIA REMEDY co.
Atlanta, Ga.
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Neal says TiIIman Refused to Pa
for FcrtiIiAers.

Columbia, :. c., Aug. THE spic1
parts OF testimony before the penitenuary
investigating committee in Greenville TO-
day was the statement by Col. Neal that
it had been the custom Of the penitenuary
for a long time TO laundry the clothing
of the male members OF the superintend-
euts family. The gubernatorial washing
was also done there free.
Cows 1ilm3n and Evans, he said, rent
ed a piece of land on Broad river which
they planted. -he peniteuuary furnishing
the mules, the labor and the fertilizers.
Tine latter may have been charged, but
was not paid for
Col Neal said he treated all the Govern
ors alike. He explained the contract by
which Senator Tillman was to get car
of fertilizer at the same price as the pen
itentiary. When the senator refused 10
pay the bin, it was sent to the peniten-
tIary.
col. Willie Jones Of the Second South
Carolina Volunteers, cashier OF a Column
ba bank, VIII be the chief witness to-mor-
row.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
LOVE PROVED CROUCH's RUIN.
stole u Letter From the Nail ana
VIII BE sent to the Pen.

stole u Letter From the Wall ana
VIII BE sent ia the Pen.
Columbia, 5 c.. Aug. 2.-William T.
Crouch p years old. Of Silver street, New
berry county. loved too well. He is in
jail here awaiting trial for tampering with
the United States mails. He has con-
fessed his guilt and viii go to the peni-
Tertiary.
According to his confession he loved
Minnie L. Werts of his native town bet
ter than life Itself" bur the affection did
not seem 20 be recprocated. Being in
the postohice one day he saw a letter al
dressed 10 Miss Werts. Suspecung who It
was from, he opened it, William Eddy OF
Newbcrry asked permission to cali. Crouch
could not bear the idea, so he answered
the note. telling him he could not aud
signed Miss Werts' name.
The young lady soon after visited New
berry and mutual friends asked her for
an explanation OF her treatment of Eddy.
Then the light was turned on, the jealous
lover suspected and arrested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
CALLS IT EMBALMED BEER.
As Sold in south Carolina 1t Contains
SaIicyIic Acid.

Columbia. s. c., Aug. 2--The state board
Of control is exercised about "embalmed'
beer, which it alleges the dspeusary has
been serving TO its customers.
The board has been sitting for several
days handling several liquor questions, and
to-day George Meyer of Savannah, rep
resenting the Georgia Brewing Associa-
ton. appeared before it with the request
to be allowed to keep steamed beer in a
warehouse in Beaufort
Mr. Meyer gave a lecture on the manu-
facture of beer. and showed the board thar
the stuff used in the dispensaries was
treated with salicyhc acid 10 preserve il.
Beer with that acid as a constituent was
''embalmed," and by good brewers was
called funeral beer" The acid is the
same as was used in preserving the IA
nous army beef.
The state chemist was Immediately sum
moned, and will report tomorrow on the
several brands of beer given him to ex-
anime.
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NAVAL STATION NEWS.
Government Tug for Guantanamo
Bay-Sundry Notes.

Port Royal Aug. 2-The government
tug Potomac, under command Of Boats
swain J. W. Angus. left here to-day for
Guantanoma bay. She will tow coal
barge No. ?, with 1900 tons of coal to
Key West, and then viii return here to
tow the monitor Nantucket north, unless
otherwise ordered.
Friday is payday at the station.
The private steamer Martha, which has
been transporting workmen to ana from
Port Royal, Beaufort and the station be-
ing laid up to have new shaft and pro-
peller put in place the government tug
Hercules is now transporting the en-
pIoyes. The beauty of this is that the
workmen do not have to pay the tug,
while they have to pay the steamer, Some
of them would not care if it took till next
spring to put in the shaft and propeller
of the Martha.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03

But 1t Has Notified Benedict's Sure
ties of His ShOrtnge.

Athens, Ca. Aug. 1T was reported
to-day that the Exchange Bank of Athens
had made a demand on the bondsmen of
John A. Benedict for the amount of Ben
edicts alleged shortage. The bank denies
making any demand
The bonds of Benedict are $4,000 in the
American Surety Company of New York,
and $4,000 in the Fidelity Company of
New York. The bonds have never been
found.
Al the bank has done has been to notify
the bond companies of Benedicts disap-
pearance and of the apparent discrepancy
of SO coo in his accounts.
The companies have asked to be furnish
ed with a statement of the exact status
after the expert finished his work. This
Wlu require two or three weeks longer,
and until then the bank has nothing to
say.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-03
EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD.
Judge Bennet Refused "A New Trial
in Howard Arson Cnse.

III HOWHFU NfsOn NHNe.
Brunswick, Ca, Aug. 2-Collector of
Customs Dunn was advised to-day by the
Secretary of the Treasury to allow the
nou-compettive examination of cashier
and deputies to proceed under the local
board. This being directly opposite to a
reported decision affecting the Baltimore
custom house case, it is evident that the
secretary and the civil service commits
sion have adjusted their apparent differ
euces, and all examinations ordered by
the commission will be held
Judge Bennett to-day handed down his
decision in the Howard arson case from
Pierce Superior Court, which overrules the
motion for a new trial. AS the case now
stands Howard will have to serve the life
sentence imposed upon him.