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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

Owed deep into the question OF whether
witness knew whom ne was marrying.
Witness admitted that on Jaly 10, 1888. in
san Francisco. Il woman told h.m hat MS
wife hAa been running house Of evil re-
sort IN Seattle during MS aEsssnce IN Al
aSka The woman tts54 Witness nothing
about MS wife running such Il. house prior
- her marriage. 80 Tar as witness could
remember. The report came 70 witness
second handed, aud he ala NOT value it
highly He. therefor. hared the detective,
who reported that there was nothing Ia
the story
Witness WAS asked wha,her IA wfe'@
actions cn the steamer coming Own from
Alaska we're sach es 90 give blm kGowi-
edge Of her true character He answered
'1at they were net witness had made
Few injuries regarding her before ths1r
marriage a newspaper man with whom
ha came osIt from Dawson told witness
that ne had 6nown the woman twelve
years ac1 th2t sire was honest and sIp-
right " irsssz dEd u0t remember HI r.
frrvuaut's name witness sad Als wife
cried when he accused heT - having been
the keeper 81 a{~ceYItal.ss house Aud de-
s..F5 t1e accJ:sa Ton
Neua eaton 8 mid Ee-age4 woman who =
az present employed SO Ttana flAEe- a.
Emma Nortar's Nsshineton street aolsse.
proved a rather unwilling witness and HT7-
rmeres Attorney Wirso~ ou~sr4gu= wftR
manifest reluctance S1~ testified
A.ettne and Mss Merton for seven Or
eight years and had beer n TIE ernsesy
q Tie latter f0- Two years See CHpte1
knowing AnvfhIrc whatever afaolt the
case Sc nnsy krew thar "a SUIT bad leeesa
t,rn0&fs ara denied that she hai ever
taike3 about q - AIRY ore except ker own
attorney. w r Gas. Sss denied know
jig Attorney Wgustos.k ~ Archie Moves
Witness admitted that Mrs Van Ais,.7e
faa frequently visited witreess r8oGa sn
the Grand Central hotei. bot never knew
- N~s Nan A,sttaes meeting a0y taird
persons there.
witness never heard & ~ SIS <o.fou re-
sy-ixfnr "a Sarge sim q nancy "a G~asrs
Mrs Van Ai~s1ua or har sister rat never
hrre.ght = large sum - money 10 w-jtnefss'
rcrFa
Attorney Wl~sc- fuatlr rave up s3s a.
'efnfgs "a get anything H1t o. tae witness
arf turned her awe~ - Attorney ffog~ fp-
t.r-szs- eexa IA nst5oD. MI p1~e smiled. as
= already well satisfied and refused -
s-r,sss- * a-yAT@.
-~fss@-gsyvrqr.lsf uRft desired - TecsA e0A
witness Landlord J A Hlv~r. 81 the
ss---gs3azrss.e hotes. ard - read "a @vt-
.se-r,s a large rslnes=er - 3 .sss tts~.s tEAesG
~ %ew Yors t,ity Mr. II ly@~ Ms 10 -
- attend COURT. however ard re Aet-o@t-
,se~s rad r,@t arrived. being 81 ths &C.
gasr8 Eastern mails An ads HsrUrn@raf
was arcorsjsIeiy taksn a saogt E4Tzse before
~ azasl Aour
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

M'DoSNELI. TRIES HANGING.
Confessed ForGer Again Attempts
Suicide in Jail.

Fred +. Mcdonnell the confessed for
ger. made another attempt at suicide z
the county jail Monday evening On THIS
known beyond at the end Of six feet %,
rope. The attempt was undoubtedly "a
good faith. FOR had not fellow prisoner
interfered, MCDonne1I's iwc-y eaT sentence
would never have caused him any anxiety.
lie had been hanging hat q few moments.
yet sn VEL had 10 done the iy} tha. he
remained unconscious for several hours ar
ter beng cut down.
Mcdonnell was confined IN the hospital
ward az the TINE He found the rope la
ar out-of-the-way corner ard threw + over
q hot water pipe uear thC cs.llnE. made q
Moose in T. clAmbered up. stuck his head
In fhe loop ard SWUNG OF.
Ncpouueu VIII be closely watched from
nov on until re IA removed 10 the peG!-
EErLtiary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
CATARRH OF STOMACH.
A Pleasant. Simple, but Safe and
Effectuai Cure for Ii.

CatsrTh - ,he stomach has }onE been
c8nsiaefe3 he next th.nu 10 iro1sfaaie, TIE
usual sycnptoTue 8ce a T4N II hA0@tine pep
eation after ear i1g 8ecHrnr a7ied sometimes
Nfsh s.Jslr N waterY rlsi'-gs D sl7 ma s5E3 =
sass. causing pressure on The heart al
lungs asla dir .cEIll breathing headaches,
fekl@ aupeti.e. nervousness an4 ee91erA4
played out lBegu3 feean@
There II often . fo.i taste iC the 0i1u.a-
coated to-srae ara : the interior r. tAe
sforuacA c1l,& be s"rn - @.eJ4G s+l5z a
Shiny !r :a med CseF5iflsiTi.
T4se cure % his common ana ohzslg4a.s
tesuf.se i fesrd ia 4 treatment which
ca.ases tha food = y readily. thoroughly
rsigewacd ts.fora s. aas tine - feFraea: and
lrrgfate the l..iczte Tau@otls surfaces q ne
stomach. T. ssssvge = prou4gt an healthy
ssr-stler - the c-se ne@s%s4~g- th4ng - 81.
ard weea norma. digestion = ssacuyeI re
catarrhal c0HA3..on ~tI have e.Se as~slFs3-
Accor4lng 70 Tr. Hariaus7r the safest
arf nes. trea tD1ent - - Sse Altar ssea
rpeaI "a .atte< cc-gr pn@ssi G . T1zat4s$- Asvp-le
pF-zE a sstt.. - TX Gre4gtu SEA. asst frat
aasEs Tan~e tahte7s e21 ROY - toafa ~
az drug ss<~es s1fsaer t9e narrs af sf4ar
gtY~.5e-assz T'a%,sftk az. ~ betty a s@sfent
medicine. cs- lie sse3 = IN pSzre1,, &$fsty
ara assurance tEat 80 t6y afste t,t@ af4
thosoS~a dteest5aa wlA s1apS t@=ar .sg44sF
.sss AFR r8esis
az y J H,.eAer q z,ss 1sesraoru -.
Ct.. axo L. wrsiss- 't'assTTt r. >s4
cassi.ssgE reas@lttnw fro.n v.sctsr. - 20
sAa hs-ss4 s-fse:essy tae Hang rneT1s~s7@ 4
ska .sc-@ Becomes iasaarseg ara sra gaastsrs-
sa4 esse hH~R- tre-@fre-n fasssCl4 fss k~afa
syto me t1roas fg8cses me stonace rs
r1r-s4ac.-.,~ ~ .ar~1 - me e+tes aaa ~ as
aseaa~1ttes prescribed for rse go aea 8 s-zrs
sa- cassrvh IL stornsra w1taaz1 r.r~ se.t
'szzy an ire h@rxHsS, = ra=a asser a<sus
anly 9ns sox - ss--lsrs's L1y@se..s54 Is-ssssts
Z czraot fF45 sssTe-sFAate ~sss-S - sKprees
rv god f@%l-rE Z -&VR tessg~5 ~fe@ go
PEI. ar5 s94V3 rs- Fye@a tas a=a
S-1z-ts 13ss.5e sss.a I&.I*t~ - t-e safest
z~sz%Tasee-a as zre3 &s taa s}u4g..sss al
zgssNt cu1ysu. ar.t Ter-s4y f>r azss trf2 e -
@swe~-s-n. c=s1ar-- - =. grraset4 s.ls9s3Ssaass.
ssessY s.o-z&1A. sez-tessrz ard L,.-4Ig-F after
S-sssx
So - Et.ze e.-.s& r-sls ~ .rea oz ssess-
aea srosg0sas by - 5r@ses as Et-szrf f99
Marshall aEl<A %z4% l4os~-S ca-. 90 ss42se4
;. a.. o--g sL@.c&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

not uistakeu-a0d | don't think ! am
rents VIII Increase from = 10 - per cent
Seattle IS all enterpriS!ag place. too,
and that reminds me ~ "a funny Incident
which occurred Yesterday. MIR elise ana
| were entering one q the buildings | re-
Gently acquired. when We encountered =
man experimenting "a force If carpenters
putting up an extensive Iot Of shelving in
the hallway What are you d0ine# asked
Mr. elise. I am fitting up the stand in
frst-ciaSs shape. and / am going 10 sell
II out before night two and make a cod
pie Of hundred. / pay SIS "a month for the
privilege, which Is pretty high. bat l will
sell before supper Just TIE same
That certainly was enterprise said
Mr.. Smith as he laughed heartily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

Peter McGinn. patient at Providence
hospital VI. have hearing hefofe fhe
probate court today IN . charge of irssn-
It's. McCffnn has q Authorization that he Is
being ebas-d by Che Devil. II sis c5or' S
e escape me Imaginary gentleman 81 rel.
Nciiirn tears his clothing All bedding 20
rags ard keeps BIS attendants in = con-
slant state 0f uc~vNus tFhs.oH.
yOTr vii find an y5ur friends stop a. tie
Rasnier-tfrand hotel whea visiting Seattle
DR. JOHNSON. chronic disease special
81 ScheUerrran block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

Flr.t Avsnur Cable Road Defeats
Ssasso Damage Case.

Sam ryt- ga r.. a eornsr etnpl3vs o. he
r4~~t Aver 20 ,aAAe Railway cogaTary VS.
rs~5ay last So" o4wsEs s4st against
tEat etsrrzs~sf. z Th@ 49, was a-cUs p Z
NyrYn-e Ttssxa Een4cu - 80 superior t~,t.rt
fq- srgAs AT,sr tss fsAtat. rs tesEtzssGnT
WAS in fhs ensa-t granted Aon~SsllT at
s.s-NaYsezs ems <FefeesssrFs
f.--~s ars-. ,-tass-s.-E 7e @axa s9s1a ssaas per
-s.-.f = tsr~tss az ss4sEsSse Or ne Al sRes
F,-rsiemr@a e,f rs eTr pfever n SsTe<ztlFg re
- -ravr@a rg~ss ~ as s2mff~%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

Re sno.r that sra ~ss ecmmen v7-nar4
40 w9lAi ret have s5t-zs-s& her VIII t59
A5ss "a drafts hz1 ~ k-Cwz bar true
Character
witness explained tH@ I.0stsA Buns azcs-
a~sst ~ s7vsrg Irzt ~ hz1 k-ow- her II
La Ts- AID nal TAD basin ssal7gs
VIII Asr IN SaafsEs
Ar-1-nsv Tsg-e cra@a-@1Az.ress again
E-sefsy a-s9 taeE box EsGeS exeGsgd Ire
saIneTss Jase At -fzss g1s-t soys@@r.
ErTssec9asing Attorney AeE%rov - rwe fox
ward art &eETsarZ@1 a right 10 crass-%g-
ANNE 2lee- H@ tnl2 Ire co2rl - was
not quite ceyfazE wAY ee yag n Arteu4-
Afsess es1t that ne vas urc3 g 5e2E.g
E0Sasng bat thinking re
Big Mr.. Ronald objects.
Attorneys TAo-e and Shepard xsxS reth-
sfag. heat Attorneys Ronald and WiHaseg Az
SsaFs1 considerably surprised. NJ. Ron
At sto9s Up - object FIe sa4i TsEat b.
Trough ne ess~ ~zs pretty wen a@fens-
&C already &r1 be &l9y't sec tire ne4-es
zTr - fs@ prosecuting attorney taxing
hand BE claimed thai Mrs. Van A.
StTze Plea tg2f ssle Is E0t iu ctsGys at al
was pssrsay sscTsEIos1s ard he proceeded .
point cas1 how fer a-.nrneys were s1n-
staEtsE eo!ng az IN thel~ power - further
hey interests
Judge Moore. zsser sore hesitation ~
- taaf TIA case was tr9rqr: ted a. 80 rae
plaintiff, ard gave NJ n Ezrny peTrass-
SION 70 ask al proper questions TIE latter
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Rainier
Beer

Sent 10 the hcuse-tF18 hus-
band will appreciate 4.
a ~a&e ~ swe Aa2em rat-rssns& ses.veTss
= ~ .&rs os ts gty tar 3
: s@e.sssoz-e. s-A.s-.s- -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
An Investment Of Nearly a Million
and Why Il Was Made.
TACOMA HARDLY CONSIDERED.
For Nearly Year L. c. Smith. OF
Over the Country In search of q
Business Purchase Which VIII
Pay Handsomely. and Finally
Selected the Queen city For It.

l. { Smith. af Syracuse. y. Y. prest-
dent ~ one ~ tha largest typewriter man
ufacturInS institutions IL the country. &C
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Many
Women
Have

Found by experience that
when 2 man wants 2 thing,
he VIII try very hard 10 get
that one thing. When It 5
something - eat or drink, II
it's not al home, lie viii 20
down n town for I. Every
woman might as well enjoy
those good Things with her
husbaud--OrGer q case Of
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~. ANNIE RUSSELL Aa=a@as dis
rA2es - -r&se~
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EsE-s - i@ ts8 - - - Ia
S.-'s" H<HZtz./
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
MON Ely
TO LOAN
s-s". s."eo and 45s for god loans n
improved property.
G<1w@,s'.d!&|aGn 70, 2!

raivslY. 4 had told he- that ? had
mighty Tich ground lp there Z presume
That was asstrzh 81 essa 90
ATTORNEY Dose CrcSs-ssxa rrIrseE the wft-
A.sss FsEaf5lssE ais condition ~ the day
~ TIE wedding. rs 3en.ass again that a.
VA drank he aea3e6 1Gsgl arnanFlv that ~.
TaG oFrn drinking wlfh YS1nStcsek Moves
Or Emma Norton or the day - the wed
nih9 tte lad never mat aSg 90 them
then - know tEsenn AZ that tErs,~ Se3tIer
.-.- - 80. .--. q - W..
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S-tth - f~s -srfs ever 2 Sse--se ~rf-
vsf1a sT1ts y Z iE$ EiEn -1tes paid wpsr sn-
- FRS nts 80 81 AIRY nsher ttsw @s fes
ssze tE tAe rcG~f~v- ~ tne fss1f t~e years
S<&sg.4 w. E.sw Ss.csr-s.-. AZ :. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

The following cclloaEy took plaee be-
tween the witness ard Aste~nsv T.ers -@-
E&f@ibg the statements Aftgraev " .r,~tfs..sz
Is alleged 30 have made tn Var Afstiyge as
20 ms wtfe'a character sass PRIOR 70 HE
marriage On January :. ISss. and o. he
following day II s. important - show
ing 5ust what Winseoek said IN the way
of S1TTantlng MTs. Van AIHt1rle'e sossd
name. and shows considerable changes
from the statements made bT Van AIStira
on direct exafni "a ton.
-" " hat cid he say-ghae language dad
be uss -
Wel. he says. I think yea coula look
eflas t0WU over, or country. or sonnet hing
10 THAI effect. aud Re SAYS ! have done
her business for good many years and
! know Aer 70 be a stralg 81 forward
woman ~ every respect tnirk you
couia look this town tor country or Some
tniusl over. and yoa couldn't find better
one "
Referring 70 the conversation, with Win
stock On January the witness sas asked !:
" taat took place between you and MIN
at that t.n1s2"
~ ell. sir asked him Now. II yaai
N size bA4ut right Wish you would tel
me. then I would he on nay guard and
Re put his right hand up 80 help me-
'T@ds te says sag can look this state
over and YOU cou!dn find better
woman He says I have a wife ard
enid IF ny own. and / think the world
of them. and you wamt 70 To t33e same
thing. You want II consider there is 10
other woman an earth for you but iris
one. sud ~ you 10 that yea aBd her will
always get along good tngst aer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-10

respondent writes the Advocate as follows:
Between Bovine and Pineda. within two
weeks, there have been thirty-one rattle
snakes killed. Mr.. Pigue killed twenty In
one day, and Mrs. Jackson killed one that
measured seven feet in length.
The case Of the state VS.. VIII Hughes
embezzlement, came up before Justice Col
man at Gainesville for preliminary hear
ing. After hearing the evidence in the
case, the justice discharged the prisoner
there not being evidence sufficient 10 bind
him over to the County Court.
Tampa is now to have a direct steamer
service to New York. The steamer ca
taniaTwill be placed on the run by the Mo
bile Steamship Line, commencing this
month AT Tampa the Satanic VIII con-
meet with the Seaboard, running from
Tampa 10 Mobile. This announcement
carries with it a world of meaning to bus
mess men there, and the line will be duly
appreciated by them. This is the irst
steamer line direct TO New York from
Tampa
A dog owned by r. NJ. Long of Spring
Grove, Marion county, a few days ago,
caught deer in the woods and Long
attempted to assist the dog, when the deer
made a fight which would have resulted
come on the scene. He threw one of the
deer's forelegs over his antlers, thus Civ
ing them time to retreat before the at
tack could be repeated. Mr.. Long is an
old hunter, but says this was the worst
fight he ever had with deer.
Tampa is still indignant over the fact
that Alabama maintains a strict quaran-
tine against that city. There is no fever
at Tampa, and has not been, and it is felt
that the Alabama quarantine is an unjust
and unreasonable measure. Il is interfer-
ing with business and making things stag
nant to a great extent. There are many
leading citizens in Tampa who are of the
opinion that Gov. BloXham should take the
matter up with the Governor of Alabama.
and see if the unwarranted quarantine
cannot be raised.
Tampa Tribune: Mayor Frank C. Bow
yer, who has been devoting himself so
faithfully to the affairs of his official po-
sition, has at last found time to take a
little trip. He left last night for Jackson
vile, where he will spend to-day leav-
ing tonight for st. Louis. In this mart of
trade, and the other great cities of the
wild and woody West, the genial Mayor
will spend ten days The trip is not a
pleasure jaunt, but IS necessitated by bust
| ness affairs, connected with the Extensive
business interests of Mr.. Bowyer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-10
LETTERs ON COTTON.

New York, Oct. 9.-Hubbard Bros. & Co
say of cotton to-day: "LiverIoel was so
strong at the advance Of from g TO pon
that ii was accepted as an invitation to
realize profits. which the buyers Of Fr v
day and Saturday did at the opening. Uu-
opening was lost and quotations slowly de
ciined to about last evenings prizes After
the sharp advance from Saturday morn
ing such a reaction was quite in rler. al
though Liverpool thought 1t repre- scented an
indisposition 10 look for higher prices,
and closed barely steady at nearly 3 20 nts
below their best quotations. The spinnctS
abroad consider the advance as merely "a
speculative move on The rart Of Amali-
cans to make them pay higher prices In an
necessary for raw material Al the relc-
ton our market is queter but without
change In the comparative movement AMI
on The estimates Of the yield. During the
afternoon me market eased on profit TAX
| ing by several large accounts on he idea
! Of reaction in Liverpool and the fear that
I The South would sell heavily on any &C.
cline. The locai trade look for decidedly
| lower Liverpool tomorrow and are short
There Is no change in the movement or
crop advices."
New York. oct. 9.-Murphy & Co.'S co =
ton letter says: THE course OF our m r
ket Saturday was expected TO bring n
much higher Liverpool to-day ana that
market fully filed expectation with q + Sc
of 3-32d on spot and S-G4d on futures being
higher than anything yet touched. Peins
to some extent discounted we opened ir-
regular from to points up and on real
izing sales we subsequently, los most of
| the gain. The receipts are light this week.
| being estimated at 315,OO0, against 49, 0 0
last wear; while the "come in sight is put
down for 10000 against 535,C00 asst year.
The bureau report 20 be published to NOR
| row is awaited with much interest. The
cotton goods trade continues in strolg
share here while in Europe the mills are
! said to be under contract into next sprir g.
| Advance to stimulate orders 10 buy for on =
side Spectators and interior Southe.ne -
are carrying large lines. which MAJ be
| forced out on any sudden decline for want
| of margins"
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SHORTS RUSHED no COVER.
This with UnfavornbIe Closing I'm
Liverpool Caused Decline.

New York. Oct. 9.-The cotton market Al
the best prices of the day showed gain
of 7QlO points. this near the opening; but
later became weak, easing off to consider
ably below the final figures of Saturday.
Much firmer cables than had been looked
for sent local shorts into a spasm Of fright
and courted a very active investment buy
ing at the start Initial sales ssowe1
rise of 5al0 points, which was well sus-
tanned during the early moments. Conf lent
bulls snapped up the offerings on the idea
that current prices were still too low. con-
sidering legitimate influences. But a.
the morning wore along il became evident
that there were more sellers than buyers
and prices gradually melted away under
steadily growing liquidation. Contribute
ing influences 10 the desire 10 reduce COM
mitments were estimates for enlarged re-
ceipts. For the rest of The day the gem
eral trend of prices was downward
though consistent buying on the decline
prevented any scramble to unload. The
later cables from Liverpool proved as
distinctly against the market as carrier adj
vices favored it, Some OF the large Wan
street commission houses were free SCH
ers on the reaction.
The market closed steady with prices "a
points net lower.
New York, oct. O. noon.-Co Cotton flu
| lures opened firm; October, 70lc; Novem-
Der, 1860; December 7.13c; January, 72lc
| February. 7.24c March, 1900; April, 73lc.
| May LSSc; June, 1920; July and August
7 Soc.
| 4 p. m.-Closed steady; October, GS9c
| November 6.93c; December, 7.O0c; Janua-
| ry, T. 06c; February, 7.09c March, Tic;
! April, TIC; May, 7.20c; June 7,22c; July
| and August, 7.2lc.
| New Orleans, oct. 9.-Cotton futures
| closed steady; October. csc, bid; Novem-
! Der. eliot 73c; December, 6.7606, TIC; Jan
udry, 6.S1dt6 SIC; February. 6,S5u6 SIC
March, 6.S9@6 SOC; April, 692469lc May,
| G 9Gd6 97c; June. 7.00d7 Ole
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-10
and Sherman did more work and are yet

and Sherman did more work and are yet
living
There was in the Senate some years ago
an old fellow named Van Wyck He had
the most cumulative face you can imagine.
He was bow-.egged aud also pigeon-tced.
Il would not DO to say hat he wOe t.ous-
ers. nor YET would il do 20 say they were
pants They were "bTi' ches' of the most
pronounced type, and Zeb Vance said that
like the elephants pants they had alto
gether too much "shag-leather" in en-.
The legs of MS pants were cut in high wa
Ter and came above his shoe TOPS, and at
the same lime hey were as wide as meal
bags Van WYck had no use for Mander-
son. his col elgue itom Nebraska a very
able man, l5a1nld ,awysr ard wag above
the average senator, Ola Van took great
delight in cbiectng 10 bills Henderson re-
ported He would put on a most combat
i've front and SAY when The sc was
al work on the calendar by unanimous
consent-"Let that Bill 80 over; there
night he rsn.o@d hidden away in it
some W acre"
Van Wyck was tie seed Of The Populist
perty. A more daligltful and a gamer
demagoeue was n yer orderel. II WIS said
he own mere fire farming l5uds than any
Other man in America. While oil John /.
Blair was building towus and railroads in
Nebraska Old Van was grabbing lands,
and he was a good judge of land.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-10
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentne--Decided strength ,3e-
veloped in the market to-day, resulting n
Gales after the close al 40 cents. Through
.ont the day there was considerable in
duiry for spirits. and the fact t1ere are
several vessels In port to load naval
stores, coupled with the strong foreign de-
tnand which has prevailed for some time,
gave the market a Wholesome stimulus.
The downward tendency which set in a &c "
DAYS since seems 10 have been ARE It'd,
and an Improvement substituted which
promises TO result in much better values.
The official market closed firm at 1884
cents. with sales Of 100 casks reported at
this figure Factors declined 10 make fur
Their sales at this figure, though it was
the price bid for all offerings. The light
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-10
FLORInA.

'.' oN'e5o Gazette has suspended publ
t,.'a and The proprietor gone to Arcadi,
N''sat d Giddons is a new fish finn Al
-''l Gorda which has begun business in
''''.''eH to the Florida Fish Trust.
Inc orange crop in Manatee county is =
..4I' "ne' About 10000 boxes are now
''' Trees and they viii sell fo,. $3.50 O3o
'''sa county is getting ready for an
n' '.''n on the question of prohibition.
r.t,. sides are lined up ana are gettirg
''''y tor The fight SN''i'
1,.. '.' ID. s. DuvaL manager Of the White
~ '"ol' Cement Works at River juno
e., setting things in shaps for busv
i,.., Ile now has an immense kin
A,'.' number of truck farmers in
r..~" county are putting in irr:gaung
i55, ,..,, u 9,dsing from the number Of plants
u.. ".i oe operated. di,oughts in the fu-
ba.r,." cut no figure in the trucking
- 5S'illc Sun: New syrup is slow com.
ml.'.. '.'s season. The reporter has been
81 o, d. taat several farmers are nrenar-
ton .h1 in the North Gainesville seq
map, "e crops are short this year in
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