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MTLLALLY.-on August 18th, 1890 Elizabeth L
Mutually, wife OF Rev Francis p. Mutually, D. d.
TERHUNE.-M Orange. n. j.. Aug. IL, 1890,
Sarah NJ. Terhune. widow OF the late Richard A.
Terhune. age 80 years.
Funeral services at St. Marks Church. oranEs,
Aug. II. at4P.M.
Interment private.
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Ausintss Nntirts.


Carl II. Schultz'S Cartons ted Waters,
from distilled water are Rrsteful to the stonASh
increase appetite readily mia with wines luuorS
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Brown Company Get. Election Printing.

The contract for this years election printing
was awarded yesterday to the Martin B. Brown
Company at $20,54S. The only other bidder
was the METROPOLITAN Job Printing Company
whose bid was 32.0S0
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So State Of Nebraska from New York ut Glasgow.
Sc St Louis, from New York, at Southampton.
ss Teutonic. from New York, at Queenstown.
Ss Maasdam, from New York at Rotterdam,
RS Pretoria, from New York. AZ Plymouth.
10. Manitou from New York. at London,
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAo-rHu DAT,
sun rises. q IL sun sets. a SO Moon SETS II a.
RICH wATKR-rHn DAT.
Sandy Hook. 8 IL Gov .rd.12 AL He'll cate. ~
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NAHHINVIUN FUNhOAHT FUN IHUHDAY,
Far N,V ER0ldHd and Eastern Nep York TAR on
Thursday and FRIDAY; Jr'h u Jrisk east 10 sonf!
tiris
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Della
ware. fair on Thursday and Friday; warmer on
TndAyI high northorly wiAds on the coast on
Thursday.
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sAuED FROM DOMESTIC roRra.
ss Knckerbockor, from New Orleans FOR Nee
York
SIS OonAnche, from Charleston for New York.
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Ss Saale, from Southampton for New York.
Sc. Arrania, from Liverpool for New York.
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u ARE.-pr. Sanger's History of ProstItutiop."
~ "Josephus." "yOltairsa." PRATT, lil eth ~.
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The fourth annual report Of the re-
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ny has been isssued In neatly print.
ed pamphlet which tells remarkable
story Of business progreas In the West
since 1885. The railway now operates
II, 1O8 miles Of track and ID earning
upwards Of s40, 900, 900 > year. The
net income at the close Of the fiscal
year amounted to s8,241, 900 and the
surplus was q, ,414,0oo. A dividend Of
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othero, Why. Not vou7

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In . report just issued BY the Agri-
cultural Department 81 plants known
TO be poisonous to stock are described
and Is are suspected 0f being fatal in
effect. Nearly all are Of common
growth IN different parts OF this coun.
try. it'is requested that all cases .ol
cattle poisoning be reported to the
Agricultural Department. with de
|scription Of the and poison
llspectSd, that measures may, be
taken TOR extefminating the plant.
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A South African War Supplement.
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J. u. Bridgs.. Editor Democrat, /"
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Mr.. Mckinley will ind out next
year. ifnot before, Hsw hadly mistak-
en- he ID In Aupposing tha1 major.
ity Of the people Of this Scountry favor
Imperialism, with its cousequent large
standing army and increase in taxa
ti0n. 4
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Whether the Beer commander viii
eat his Christmas dinner In Kimberly
or the British commander will eat his
In Pretoria 10 largely natter Of
opinion, but strength ison the Brit
ish side. :.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

II Mr.. Hobart, whb y better, should
be SO fortunate u 20, get well, the
doctors will bsmose careful than ever
about expressine positive 6jinions
concerning their patients.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Kentucky democrats ~ hasis6 The
same sort Of lesson that has Already
been learned BY the Maryland demo-
cratsthat united parry u necessa-
~ 70 party success,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Col. Bryan is enjoying a hunting
trip in Aakansas and from there he
will 60 TO Texas. He expresses salts
faction with tho showing made by the
democrats in the State elections, and
points out the fact, which may have
overlooked, that the sppuh hlicans will
hare to poll many mere votes ne 1t
year than they did thie ropnth V get
the electoral votes ofg fgsi nt any OF
the states that hald etsttions tn Is
year.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Since Carl Browne Cakeys son-in.
Law. took TO presching szpansion re-
publicans throw bouqustA lnatsad Of
Ahuse, At him.
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"A Gift r your Family aots essts',
- UIII ofisr to the vsiss u one Dollar !. 4.

Z zou .il renew .ut.c.poc c
tain alone then ws will With
Household This gift
The GHikTAtN tor 1902 el.t0
Hfye
Lions for the ~ ~,
THIS M aoh CENTURY OFFER
tury. This O0er limited III
THE HOUSEHOLD for the whole monthly
nne editor has said to The Household believe would found
The Household has superior
Instructive 1t Th mu
limited. - -, -
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Century Is gift
win subscription become to The
must paid December 3D. 1892 at the regular so
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Kans,s republicans who were In
clined to make merry when the elec-
tion reports first began to come In
have : sickly grin when late returns
from the Sunflower state are examin-
ed. Instead Of losing 10 or any other
|pAr cent the fusionfsts have most de-
|'cided gains. 1t Is In Kansas lust
about az in Nebraska, and both states
are certain to BE- carried for Bryan in
1900. There ID nothing but encour-
agement for democrats In the late
election returns. The democrats car
ried three states which they lost in
1888. The republicans carried no
state which they lost in 1895. The
republican majority In Iowa was In
creased, but an increase in the vote Of
that state will not add single cleo
toral vote to the republican column.
1t is Of no more slgnificance than the
increased democratic vote In Virginia.
Kansas City Times.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

Aguinaldo seems to heve escaped
from the latest trap ~ fof him =
easily = he did from III u Others.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

4 Tise,y PasAc.sisslsa saseA Africa.
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EACH ISSUE CONTAINS

s. The best stories OF Home Life
Interesting Facts and Amuslng Incidents
Short Articles on Current Events.
Practical Suggestions for Mothers.
Incidents and Illustrations for Children
Popular Home Entertainment.
Etiquette In Social Life.
SeaSonable Suggestions on weat to Wear
How to Decorate the Home.
Lessons In Silk Embroidery.
Battenberg Lace In New Stitches.
New Patterns for Knitting and Crochettins
LeSs0ns frUm the Boston Cooking School,
Practical Recipes for Home Cooking.
Window Gardening aud Flower Culture,
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rr.e . s.1,er.

The county elections show Z SUCCESS
ion Of republican defeats and demo-
cratic and fusion triumphs that can
net fail TO impress 1t least ono fact on
the minds Of al thoughtful and intel-
lieent citizens, and that Is that the
state Is true TO the cause OF silver.
OF course. In = local election many
small iasnes. - we'll as the personal
charactsr and fitness Of candidates,
enter the campaign, and tend to draw
the attention Of voters from nstional
questions This Was true Of Tuesdays
election, q It u Of al Others. But
one fact overshsdowed the whole con-
test, and that was that to placc the
county governments In the hands of
the republicans meant the turning
over Of all local government to the
oppoifcnts Of free coinage, and - .
consequence to the enemies OF the
states industrial progress and busi-
ne8 prosperity. Republican success
meant the turning Of every county
court house into stronghold for the
gold conspirators, from which In the
next campaign they could plot to de-
liver the state over to the single stan
dard party, whose openly avowed pur-
pose Is to forever dsbase and degrade
the white metal. Prom this unfortu-
nate event the thoughts of Colorado
voters revolted, and the result ID :
series Of county defeats for the rcpub-
lican ticket. In the returns Of Tues
days balloting they read the fate
which awaits them in the general
state and presidential election Of next
year.
From national standpoint the
meaning Of these local contests is
that the people Of Colorado ere devot-
ed as ever to the cause Of free coinage;
that 20 long ~ the republican party
ID the champion OF the. single gold
standard, Il can nsver return to power
IN this etate; that next year . silSer
l>nnesG1 aA1ooal
|tihsins ths tmpendins presidential
contest Bryan viii carry the state By
an immense popular majority, and
finally that the general assembly
wh ch meets In 1901 will choose m
favowedsxilver man TO rspresent Col
orado IN the United States senate, In
place Of the gold standard republican
who now grossly misrepresents the
sentiments Of his constituents
Rorkv Mountain Nrve
The Holly chieftain., 1899-11-17

GO q ay,s.se sssslsss- g As,.se
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-26
HOUSE DRAINAGE QUESTIONS.
ENGINEER CHAPMAN EXPECTED IN
SAVANNAH TODAY.


VIII First Consider Present Differ
ences Between the City and Messrs.
Miles a Bradt-WilI Then BE Ask
cd 10 Report TO Council Upon the
Present Status of the Work, After
which Council VIII Decide Upon
What Portions of the Work Shall
BE Taken Up and the Manner of
It's Prosecution.
Mr.. w. II. Chapman. supervising eng1-
heer Of the house drainage work, is ex-
pected in Savannah to-day. The fact that
Miles & Bradt have thrown up their con-
tract with the city for this work VIII be
no news to Mr.. Chapman. In a letter
10 Alderman Thomas, chairman of the
Special Drainage Committee, Mr.. Chap
man inclosed a copy Of his recent letter
to Miles & Bradt, making inquiries In
reference 90 the work. together with a
copy of their reply, in which they informed
him Of their intention to abandon the work
for reasons already stated.
Mr.. Chapmans presence is desired, new
ertheless. There are certain matters re-
naming to be adjusted between the city
and the contractors in which his advice
is desired One of these is as to the work
streets left in improper condition by the
contractors last spring, and another is in
the matter of repairs of this kind remain
ing 20 be done. The contract between
the city and the contractors makes the en-
gineer the arbiter in all cases of differ
ences of this kind.
Besides the matter with the contractors,
Mr.. Chapman will be requested to make
a statement, probably accompanied by a
map, for the purpose of informing Council
exactly what amount of the house drain
age work has been constructed, the condi-
ton OF the work and where it lies. Coun-
Gil will then be In position to determine
what portion of the work to take up, and
the manner in which it shall be carried
on. Mr.. Chapman will be consulted on
these subjects, of course.
Mayor Myers said that Council, after as
pertaining the situation. would probably
decide to give out contract for such por-
tons OF the work as can be completed
within the life of the present Council, and
thus avoid the possibility of legal compli-
cations.
THE city has undertaken to provide a
house drainage system" said Mayor
Myers, ''and hardly think it likely that
the work viii be discontinued"
The city has had such an unsatisfactory
experience with contractors on the house
drainage work that some of the alder
men are of the opinion that it will be best
not to let any more contracts, but for the
city 10 undertake the work Itself The
cost would be little If any greater, they
argue and the city would be saved from
future complications with contractors and
there could be no dispute as to the re-
sponsbility for the condition of the streets
or for damage TO private property. One
member of the board said that he should
urge that the whole question of house
drainage and the feasibility of the present
plan should be looked into before the city
is put to any further expense in the mat
ter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-26
QUIETLY Welded AT HOME.
Mr.. stephen NJ. Wright end Miss
Margaret Fernandez Married

Mr.. Stephen NJ Wright of Macon and
Miss Margaret Fernandez of Savannah
were married last night at the residence
of the parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Fernandez, 9O7 York street, cast The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
II. Strong, rector of st. Johns, according
to the beautiful and impressive ritual of
the Episcopal Church.
To the families and intimate friends of
the newly welded pair reception was
given after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Wright left via the Central for Macon.
the home of the groom, where they Will
reside in the future. Mr. Wright is a
young man of sterling worth and promise
and his bride a dainty and attractive
young woman, who numbers her friends in
savannah by the score. The presents re-
ceived from their many friends were hand
some aud numerous and-better still--ex-
pressive of a very warm and hearty hope
that those upon whom they were bestowed
would enjoy every happiness that life holds
in store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-26
REUNION COMMITTEE MET.
Discussed COmmissary and Quarter
master Departments Yesterday.

Discussed COmmissary and Quarter
master Departments Yesterday.
The commissary and quartermaster COM
mittees of the Confederate reunion met at
the committee headquarters in the Chat
ham Artillery Armory yesterday and for
INFLATED a report and recommendations 10
be submitted to the members of the Execu-
tive Committee tonight.
The chairman of the joint committee
Maj John r. Sheldon, the vice chairman
Mr. j. H. Il. Osborne, and MIR. w w
Starr, and a number of the members of
the committee, were present at the meet
ing. The arrangements for housing ard
feeding the veterans who are willing to
partalze Of the hospitality of the commit
tees have been made and they are to be
well cared for The accommodations that
are to be provided in both the quarter
master ana commissary departments viii
be ample for the reception of al who care
TO appay
These plans win be submitted 10 the Ex-
ecuiive Committee and in all probability
will be approved at the meeting tonight
Until then the chairman and vice chair
man of the COMM tee, while they discuss
them frankly, are not willing that they be
made bubble
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-26

Council VIII Consider Day street
Track Matter Then.

Mayor Myers said yesterday that the
City Council viii be called together Mon
day afternoon for the purpose of consider
Ing the petitions of the Central Of Georgia
and Georgia and Alabama Railways 90 lay
tracks on Bay street ond such other streets
as may be necessary TO reach that street
The meeting was to have been held
early this week. but was deferred until
tomorrow afternoon on account Of the
absence Of Mr.. W. W. Mackall. repre-
senting the Georgia and Ala bama, from
The city. Mr. Mackall returned yesterday,
hut Vice President John ". Egan of the
Central had 10 leave the city for a few
days on business and a further pos tpone-
ment was granted at his request
MIR. Mackal who returned from the
North yesterday. said that he conferred
with President Williams and other gentle
ment iu New York and Richmond. who are
interested in the Georgia and Alabama
upon various matters relating to the work
here There was nothing of interest
however, 10 give out.
In speaking Of the Bay street track Mr.
Mackah said: we are ready TO meet he
city on any fair and equitable proposition
for the use OF Bay street, either separ-
ately or conformity with the Central. We
think the interests of the citizens Of Sa-
vannah ami especially those more directly
interested on Bay street. should be con-
suited by the city in granting its fran
chise and we DO not think these interests
would be served by shutting out any col1-
pany which desires to use them from the
tracks"
I'VE think we ere entitled TO some con-
sideration from the city" said Mr. Mack
all I'VE have made no demands upon the
city for special privileges but we have
shown our confidence in the future of Sa-
vannah by our deeds. The important work
now going on across the river and the
prepare tons for the new union depot are
the best evideI ces Of this
Mr. Mlckail said that the ground plans
for the tracks and approaches - tie new
union depot have teen prepared and pc
tition will be submitted to Council next
week 70 certain rights Of ways wnr,a are
necessary in order 20 reach the depot lite.
These include the right of way across
some of the city lots in Springfield planta-
ton and the crossing of West Boundary
and Wilson Streets