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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Four Outsiders Were Successful at
Gravcsend.

GraVrseud.
New York. Sept. 1.-Two favorites and
four outsiders we're first past Tho Judges
AZ Gravescnd to-day and Shaw earned the
Jockey hon0rs with three winning mounts.
The Sea Breeze Stakes was the only nix
ture decided and Greenock. at TO !. won
driving
First Rncc-Five furlorRr. Scrviliia 40
to J. won. with Elizabeth n. 90 and s
90 o second. ana inshot. y TO ], third.
Time Oe
Second Rsce-Onc mile and q sixteenth.
Favonlus. y to !. won with King Barley
corn. Is 10 ! and 6 to /. second and Brig
adler. 90 !. third. Time las.
Third RaCe-Fiyc and q half furlonEs.
selling quite Right. S 10 J.. won. with
Animoslty 2 20 : and 20 3. second. and
Henry CLAY Rye. 10 10 3. third. Time i.oa.
Fourth Race-The Sea Breeze stakes.
one mile ard a sixteenth selling Green
ock, to T. won. with Hesper. a. ard
z 10 5. second. aud Peaceful. 10 !. third.
Time i;f9i-
Fiuh Rtce-One mile and seventy yards
Autumn 90 T. won. with Todd, 20 aud
90 J. second and Compcnsa Hon. to !.
third Time 1858
Sixth Race-Atout six furlongs. selling.
Himtimc. 10 2. won with 1.icber Karl.g TO
ana 10 T. second. ana PupN. 20 TO h.
third Time 1911 is.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Pcnsacola Press Pensncoa Is a. last
to have regular passenger ana freight
steamship line. plying between this port
and Havana. cuba. The new line o. TO
be known as the Cuban Star Line and
vii. be- run in connection with "a. Louis
willie aud Nashville The FIRST steamer o.
this line The Douglass. wiz sail from this
port on or about Sept ~ Mr ]. =. A.ber-
t.ni. president 81 tho cuban star Line. ac-
compsul.d oy capt. Andres Sosvilla. gen
erai Inspector 81 steamet- of me new line
have been in the cry since Friday consum-
mating arrangements for the establish
meu' 81 offices la this cEy. They LETT for
Mobile on the 10 20 m. train lost night
well satisfied with their visit ard will re
turn about the 18th to make this city
their home Mr. Aibertini succeeded IN
finding suitable Office quarters. alec a
dwelling house for his family who will
accompany him 10 Pensacola on MS next
trip.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Mnrc ro,stnr. AZ Hr.tirs..

Farmers of the thriving community o.
Hastings 90 the Florida East Coast Rail-
Way. eighteen mile south of 81 Angus
tine have been busy ai summer clearing
additional grosnd for rhe neNi IRISH potato
crop. ard are nov planting Tor the act-
ual work 81 making 8. one ~ the most
extensive rrowera. in conversatlon with a
Tims~-t uion snd Citizcn representative.
stated thaf he had made careful. and
conservative estimate Of the next potato
crop He says there Will be between SO
ana ~ acres put out in potatoes az Has
uugs his winter. viii viii yield an 'sfi-
mated crop of 15.opo barrels This amount
a. acreage and yield is "a ffine more taau
double that ~ last year The last crop
covered an area OF something less tlan
~ acres ana the growers shipped i2o0
barrels 90 potatoes 20 The different North-
eru markets an Of Whlch yield Handsome
returns.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

iiI- I,ruI'iv ~ iIss iTivu. y ,ihitfruu '-vun-
IS. met the other day and passed some
resolutions denouncing the actions OF tine
United States deputy marshals who re-
Gently went there on a hunt for violators
of the revenue laws. Among other things.
the resolutions say: THE cause Of an
this trouble sprung from the fact that
the marshals overratcd themselves ana
tried 40 run rouEhshod over every body.
no one was disposed 10 punish them FOR
stealing the sane. and every ono oG these
defendants would have assisted them IN
settling the matter. Eut after the mar
ehals saw that they could not blum every
body. they brought these charses 20 cover
no their own actions There is no county
In the state al Georgia which s. more op-
poged TO the traffic OF whisky than ours.
No psople would more readily assist the
marshals IN enforcing the law than these
gentlemen who have been uniustiy nc-
cused. Both our senator. who Is secrc-
tary Of this meeting. and reprcsen alive
voted for the WllHngham bill. and in do
ing 80 voiced the sentiment Of our people
II any man should attempt 60 run a wins
XIV shop or stll In irwiuton he would he
driven from the town So less than twenty
four hours 4 drunken man is seldom see
on our streets The last one seen mere
was a United States deputy marshal. "h,
Is the real cause OF an this trouble
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

bait IN that or any other STREAM t..
only 20 LEI down p.sco OF 8a.s I'D.
or any other kind OF flesh. or at..
Of potato or turnip. tied % "a tr.,-
a moment every craw that l.f l.. ~.
OF the bnit With is claws vii g....
80. Then. u the string Is p4I..i Id.
~ ana steadily. not craw sHI =
OF the bait until 30 is landed g- t... ...,.
or IN the boat The hsherurr
the tail from the body ana ,..
ter away So tenacious of ..t. .-. ~
FISH that g Is a common -,
scores OF these mutilated bodies. .-....'.
about the river banks and r...r-.- ...,..s
wafer where they VIII Hyo ar hama. ~.
craws that are captured Us tes e,y
all hard shells.
The soft shells are s., delicate .,.. ii.
would not BE- possible for them 81, ...
with their claws TO tho lrs rr.,
caught by turning over stones rr .t. =.
tom OF tho river. where ,H.. ..t. t.-.-
the season IN which thsr ore .-.tt...
Anglers who want them f1r a,s 81 ~.
/ are not the only foes that avsa, ~ ..s
ins places 81 the soft she. .BNf.f Fa..
constantly hunt them win . r... ..Hi
As the fisherman can. Tr4 a1 sr.
nous quantities 81 crawn>H .r.,. 3,
4
Of the wonders Of pisca,oraI Dr..
Although the crawfsh uIIt .urgt.a 49,
hours and sometimes a dny 30 mora 81.
mutilatlon to which Hshermsr euafa-. +
y will soon die II laid OF ls back an,
Kept there. II placed 30 chat position +
works violently with its ro,s 81 f.st Ia
us claws. which seems 20 soon e4ss0.
u ana cause its death Tire eawfs4 ~
live for a week or more our of water 2
kept IN cool, moist place Most aso.4
ana especially foreigners who coasi8s-
This crustacean dellcacy haze u su7.--
stition that they are NOT good 10 .st f,
the months containing tho Iettt- he.
Ike the belief OF the majority ~ Amer
cans that oysters are only good r sun
months. II Is declared 10 3, fsr. ~
growers and shippers OF ,raWfs7 t.it Z
q thunderstorm arises while hay are r
transit they will die Instantly
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
TIE CURIOUS CRAwFIsH.
Esteemed Great DcIicacy ny the
cermans ana French Ia This Coun-
Ion lne Wa.hIngIon So

From the Washington Star.
'The crawhsh. which is considered n
great delicacy among the German and
French residents Of this country. is in
many respects a curious creature" re-
marked a FISH dealer to a Star re9resen-
tative. 1T b. so tardy IN reaching ma
turity that u requires from twelve to
fifteen years TO attain it's growth. which
Is between three aud nve inches The
male crawhsh lives IN colonies In holes
Ia the river or creek banks. and the fe-
male. especially while waiting FOR her
eggs 90 hatch. prefers to live by herself
THE crawiish hunts its prey AZ night
and begins the quest as soon a. dusk sets
iu Crawfsh are never found n any num-
beers and never OF mature size In waters
Inhabited by cells or pickerel The eel Is
ts greatest enemy and destroyer The
crawiish sheds Its shell every year. the
maie 10 June and the female IN July. They
are then the most tender and delicate Of
creatures. and especially priced a. bait
Tor bass. a. that fsh will seldom IL ever
toke any other halt than the soft craw-
hsn. For other fsh the tai. OF the hard
craN' with the shell peeled on. the hard.
white, sweet flesh. is very tempting bait.
u the angler can get q within reach OF
the nsh he e hoping TO catch before II
is seized by some living crawfish.
The most prolific water for crawnsh
y said to be the Miami river In Ohio.
Whsn the fisherman Is after crawhsh for
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
NEWS FROM THE WATER FRONT
TUG ABRAM MINIS PUTs ~ Al
CHARLESTON WITH BARCE.

The barge spranE Leak on the
Way IN. and Was Taken IntO Port
with Five Feet of WATER in the
Hold - Pilots Association PASSES
RiII for Repairs 60 steamship
Thornaby for Paymcnt-Bark Carl
Won DobeIn sold for $3.50.
The tux Ahram Minis put 10 az Charles
ton yesterday on her wnv from Jackson
vile TO New York. wlth che barge Edith
Howes on account OF leak watch ihc
latter sprung shortly after rcacniug The
Carolina coast dispatch from Charles
ton 20 the Morning News last uiEht, sold
nve feet Of water was tn che hold % the
barge when she was lowed into Charlie
ton. Tilier carried away. The barge is
lumber laden. which vii nocessitatc DIS
charging her before she is hauled out
FOR repairs
Capt jacob Pauken. president Of the
Propeller Towboat Company received "a
telephone message from Capt Frank %.
Avery yesterday stating tha; the barge
had been taken INFO Charleston. Tie
Minis VIII be brought back % Savannah.
u cannot be told how lons % VIII require
20 make the necessary repairs 10 tle
barge.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

The Cotton Growers Association of
Putnam county held meeting last week
al which some important business was
transacted. Among other things arrange
fnents were made go secure "a new pair
81 scales for the coz on yard "a the depot
and 90 have them systematically and reg
ularly tested with view 81 obtaining
uniformly accurate weights Some steps
were taken to ascertain u the local banks
would ofer ans inducements. more lih-
eraI than thc present for loans on cot
tor deposited in the warehouse. II has
been currently reported that the banks
Of neigh oriuc towns were Offering cN-
treme.y liberal inducements for loans Of
this nature with a view. possibly Of in
duciug cotton from this county 60 be car
Tied there. and committee vas appoint
ed 60 make iuvesugatione. and. II true.
20 see If Pu,uams banks would be will
ing 90 meet these offers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Interesting military trials IN shooting
we're made some time ago IN che north or
Norway by the infantry OF the Royal NIL
iinry Academy at Taer Nigmoen. Il was
TO tnd out as TO how deep proiectile or
the krag -Iocrgcnscn rifle would be able
90 penetrate into q compact mass or
snow. In order 20 make the Investigation
ar thorough as possible. snow OF different
falls we're taken. and some compact walls
were constructed thercfrom The shoot
ing distance was liked At 80 10. $50 and
So meters The result Of an trials was
almost exactly the same Tho SIS MILNE
Ger bullets penetrated from W "a ~ cent?
meters into the snow and only in few
The reformation 81 the proiecliles was
hut irininR. and greatest on those which
had been fred from the greatest distance
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
An Exciting convention,

Tho Democratic County Convention mct
IN Arcadia on Wednesday ana Adjourned
Thursday. after an exciting deadlock. The
candidates before the convention for rep
reseniativc were a W Giichrist OF Pun
"a Gorda. and n q Hendry Of Arcadia
A rule was adopted. making two-tnirds
vote necessary TO choice. ana neither
candidate received the requisite number.
Finally r a. Hendry was dropped. and
Prof J a. Harp was presented but
could no, receive sufficient support 20 iani
him . winner. After two days balloting
the delegates were becoming weary. ami
a compromise was made between the TWO
warning sides by nominating n. =. Brown
OF Zolfo. who was candidate for tax
collector. and agreed 60 withdraw in favor
90 J x SanJlin Of Punta Goriu Mr.
Brown Is Young man. born and reared IN
De Soto county. who recently returned
nom Washington ana Lee University,
where he had taken course in law. lie
IS hut Is years old. and viii bee the young
est member Ia the legislature.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Wcodbiue. southeast Georgian: The
rally under toe auspices % the Young
Mems d. n,ocratle Association ~ Camden
county held al Woodbine to-day CFrday)
was a decided suc.e.s Tho crowd while
not particularly large. was q very repre-
s.niaiIye gathering ana fun OF enthusi-
assn. Tire meeting WIS cal.cd boz order hy
Hon II o. Rose. chairman 81 the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee who intro
daced tn speaker in a few well chosen
words Hon " g. Brautley. our popular
congressman. wa the orator of the day
and more than justih8d the eXpcctations
az bis many frieuds aud admirers. His
n.erch was "a particularly tire effort char
hrteristieaIiy logical ana earnest The peo-
ple gave him close attention aud were
unanimous in their praise OF his instruc-
tfve discourse. delivered in words so sim
IL and straightforward tina, ali could
understand and appreciate a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

New York. tug Abram Minis. Avery sa-
vanuah.
Hamburg Sept H.-Sahed, steamer
Herman Wedel Jarisbefs, Fernandina.
Antwerp. sept Il Sailed. steamer Gle
motis. Sayauuah.
Shields sept 70 Sailed. steamer Leven,
savannah. 18TH. Isle Of Kent savannah
Fernnudiua. Fla. sept. iT.-Sailed.
schooner Lena Pickup CBr). Loop. Halifax.
y :
Jacksonville Fla Sept. i7.-Ciearcj.
schooner Emily f. Northam. PenniwcH.
Philadelphia
Entered steamer Seminole. Bearse. New
York ,cielred on RETURN
Key West. Fla Sept II Arrived.
steamers Olivette. Smith. Havana. pro-
ceeded Port Tampa. Arkansas Hopncr.
New Orleans. proceeded 10 Havana
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Judge BIecLIe, In Trade.

Former chief Justice Logan r. Blecklcy
has come forward in the role Of promoter
OF new industrial enterprise. lie an
nouuces himself ~ tie manufacturer OF
a bid cover support that has many allur-
irg qualitit Justice Bleckiey Is the in
vsntor ana -ole manufacture OF this I'm
genious contrivance TO add 90 the COM
fort and happin, So OF mankind While at
Warm Springs az the recent meeting %
tie Bar Association. Justice Blecklcy
used one OF his bed cover supports and
exhibited q in action. n the term may
D. so used. 10 many Of tn lawyers All
who were privil, Eed 90 set 90 were agreed
in proacuuclng O. an entirely or ginal con-
ception and a mary. Of human ingenuity.
m. support H. an ingenious contrivance.
made OF a fragile frame work OF long
pegs designed To prevent the bed covers
from pressing too COSBY against the
81. crer. ana to thus ada 20 the pleasure
and heal hfuiness OF sleep
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

People Of Wilkinson County Ne
nounce deputy MnrshaIs-stnte
nnirsmen q" Neet-Cot Growers
of rutnnm-DemocrRtt Rally IN
Camden County PcnSarola's
steamer Line 80 Cuba-Ercfting
Democratic Convention at Arcadia.
Other Florida News.
Ernest Hunaker. the son % A. T.. Hun
Rker y years 81 axe. mot most horri-
be death "Wednesday % the crown Cot
ton Mills at Dalton. 90 which he was an
empioye. BE was riding on tne side Of A
car ana was struck hy a platform. which
was near The track ard knocked under
the wheels. The intcrmcnt was a. Co
hutta
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

The seventh annual meeting of the
Georgia Dairymeu 's Association will Doe
held ~ Griffin. Ga. Oct 81 ard Nov. !
next. This promises 20 De- an extremely .n-
terestiug meeting BOO mauy ways. Many
dairy farmers will address the meeting.
and the eXhi1i. cf dairy products will Doe
fine. The members win 40 g.. taken over
the sfstc experimental farms Tho assoc
citation has already done much toward
developing the dairy industry iu the
state. but % needs the cooperation 81 al!
in'eresied TO enable 1t TO accomplish much
more.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Pensacola. Flo. sent i7-Arriycd. tugs
+ l. Russell ana Echo. wish drcdgc jun
10. --- Tampa.
sailed. bark Ardgowan Ger Buulnr.
Hamburg
Cleared. bark Carl Henric (SwesD. Johne-
sen. Bremen; schooner Harry. Mayo. New
Orleans.
Punta Gorda. Fin Sept. II. Cleared.
steamer Alicia. Ruiz. Blrkenhead
Charleston. s. C.. Sept lg-Sallo.i
steamer Algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville.
barkentine stephen c. Hart. Bohbidec.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Al Port Tampa ne Norwegian steamsr
verltas. Capt Rasmussen, Loaded se7 head
Of cattle Thursday night, sailing before
day for Havana. Tho steamship olivette
arrived on time Thursday afternoon from
Havana and Key West with twen,y-nine
passengers and considerable freight. which
included 29s bales Of tobacco and 50 barrels
Of alligator pears and other tropical fruit.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Per Schooner Bahama (Br). %. 2fs feet
yellow pine lumber for Vi-soria Cove
near Quebec Cargo by Hirsch a CO.
Schooner julia a. Truhec for New York.
80 Ia feet yellow pine lumber Cargo BY
Hirsch & Co
Schooner oscar c. Schmidt for PhI.adei-
rhia. 555529 feet yellow pine lumber.
Cargo hy John a. Calhoun
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Pittshnrg beat New York.

New York. sept. murphy and Ber-
uard were put out by the New Yorks to-
day and both showed up well Score:
RH.E.
Piusburg 80 0 s o 0 oO4 O-i2 Is .
New York 30 o o IL o. y >
Hatteries-Leever and O'Connor: Mercer
aud Bowerman.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Pilot charss and all hydrographic infor-
nation Will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge IN United States by
geographic once IN Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 10 call at the Office
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to che Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

A Democratic club was organized a.
Pant city Saturday with iD uamts cn-
rolled pr r. W Sessions was eicctod
president. a. Barucs vice president
end Prof D. knigh. secretary. The
name adopted is tho Plant city Democrat
D. club 80 HNlshoro County The C.uh
voted o. Join the national club. TIE msei-
iug was arEeiy attended n was ad-
dressed hy col Graham. Co Harris col
q W stephens. Col simontou an o.
Iamnn h-sL-.. .nLnral nlErr-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
pilots win ray for Repairs.

Al meeting OF the directors 81 tho
savannah Pilots Association yesterday,
the bin for tho repairs 20 the British
steamship Thornaby WINS passed f0r pay
ment. Present az the meeting. was Pres
ident " =. AlrCauley Vice President W
H. Fleetwood and Directors @ 4. Mar
melstcin. W T Daniels and ". l.. tslua.
Col ~ Estiu was aiso present
II VIII be remembered the Thoruahv.
while bound out To- March vas co. collision
win the pilot boat J a. Est.N. The
stnrboard bow plates Of tine steamship
We're damaged Temporary repairs We're
made DO accordance with she recomueuda-
lions % the board az survey. ana perua-
nent repairs We're mace az Hariiep3o
England Three OF the steamer Plates
were removed. two OF which were straight
ened and replaced ana o new one pat
10 place o. the third. The pilots have
been prompt IN meeting aH obligations in
cideut 80 the collision.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Boston. Sept. i7.-Boston took two games
from Chicago. In the first Grimth was
easy after the second inning. In the sec
ond game Chicago outbatted Boston. At
tendance. 500 Score;
First Game R.H.E
Boston ........0 o OO2O x-Sui
Chicago .......0 o o o 900 o. 81
Batteries-Nichols and Clarke Grin n
and Dexter and Killing.
Second Game RHE
Boston .......3 o 3 o 90 0 Ks 10
Chicago .......o o o. 0 o. 81
Batteries-Willis and Sullivan: Callahan
ana Dexter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

MemnhI.. mleslng

Remarks FIX cessiveiy high temperatures
continue over the New orleans. Mobile
lAttie Rock and Nicksburg districts while
higher readings have obtained over the
a tlauta and Wilmington districts. Light
showers have occurred over an districts
except Augusta. Galveston. Mobile and
New Orleans
Observations taken 81 the same moment
Of time az aii stations sept Il. 1890. s p.
m. 18TH Meridian time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
RESULTS on rae DIAMOND.
Philadelphia Won Both Games with
Cincinnati Team.

Philadelphia Sept, IA double-heador
was played to-day by Cincinnati and
Philadelphia, the locals winning both
Score.
First Game RHE
Cincinnati 81 0 o 900 o. 81
Philadelphia o ] 0 o 4TS
Observation-Disclosures and Peitz. ouh
and Mcfarland
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
Had a Peculiar Finish.

BROOKLYN. y Y. Sept 17.-To-day's
game had a peculiar finish. ST. Louis had
Two out and two men on bases. when
Donovan sent a ground toward Demont
The hall hit Burkett. who was on his
way 10 third and the game was over
Score. R.HE.
- Louis 30 Oil OOi 2-5 10 3
Brooklyn ......1 ! o o o : XII .
Batteriss-Poweli and Robinson: W.
Donovan and Farrell
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

At chicago-Chicago. 3; Indianapolis. /.
At Kansas City-Ksnsas City. ?. Bufra-
10. l.,
Ar Observation-Disclosures. 4: Cleveland.
/.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 2: Hartford >
Al Observation-Disclosures s: Montreal o
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
RHE

Second Game RHE
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 o. 81
Philadelphia i o o 3 x-4iiO
Batteries-Scott and Kahoe: Dunn and
Douglass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Allegheny. Foster. Baltimore.
j. J Cawlan, agent.
Schooner ~scdgwick. Hlgerty Phiadcl-
phia Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Jacksonville Tlmes-Union and Citizen.
Miss Lillian Clayton Jcwett SIS dead-dieb
by her own hand, or rather. foot-and
now lies buried on the hanks Of tho 81,
Johns river Mlss Lillian does not happen
10 Doe che famous Boston woman Of thar
name: she is an ostrich. She received
the name on account OF the same char
nctoristics displayed boy the Boston woman.
who is perhaps. more Familiarity known ia
the South as the 'Jcwctt woman" Mis-
Lillian was nameleHs when she left Flor
iia on the Clyde steamer Carib. bound for
Boston ana Bass Point Mss. three
months ego When she reached her dies
tnatlon. however. she suddenly developed
fondness for her negro keeper. and
would not allow the white men TO come
near her. hence she wss christened Lii
Han Clayton Jewett. she sustained the
reputation Of her name. and during her
entire stay In thc Bay State she loved
her negro keeper and allowed him 10
fonhle her az viii Last Monday the os-
trichcs were embarked ou the steamship
Navahoe. and the snip set call FOR Jack
sonvillc. Lillian was morose and sulicn.
ana her temper was continually getting
thc better OF her discretion. There was
small dog OH the steamer whose opln-
ion of Lillian seemed 90 be ou par with
the opinion the Southern people have
Of her namesake. The dog annoyed Li-
han. and she began to kick !, is well
known that an ostrich has about a. much
sense as a dead mule so when Lillian
put her neck IN the way Of her foot.
and almost kicked her head on. no one
Wns surprised. Prof Lewis, who was
with the birds gave her immediate at
tention. but Lillian refused TO lie quietly
down. and she slowly blcd to death. II
was not until che Navahoe entered the
mouth OF the ST. Johns river that the os-
trich expired
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Rarkentne Ramona BD. Trelcaven.
HUI
Schooner oscar c. Schmidt. Peterson
phIladelnhIa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

Rlves Report-The hight % the sayan-
nah river az Augusta al a. m Goth me-
ridian timei Yesterday. was los feet. rise
% 80 feet during the preceding twenty
four hours.
Cotton r, gion bulletin. Savannah. Ga.
Tor the tWeuty-four hours ending az "a.
m. 18th meridian time. sept. ~. 1900,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18

The bark carl Won Dohc.u wrieh IS at
the Port OF Brunswick. WIS ~o.d Ht the
custom House yesterday ny Deputy luI-
ted States Marsbau Charles } Waite 90
James Fo,ey Tor $50 Thus cudeth "A
serial story of troubles. Starting from
Baltimore several months ago. the barN
was delayed by the desertion OF hcr crew.
When she reached Savannah she was
taking After long DELAY she was hauled
out. caulked. and apparently put iu sea-
worthy condition. Loading. she proceed
Ell out, but was reported 20 have been
leaking before she passed Tynec on
reaching Brunswick she was imbiblug
freely OF sea water
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
FLORIDA.

The Republicans Of Florida arc using
every enor 20 get Hon. 1. y. coomos
90 accept the nomination Tor Governor, BY
that party.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-18
savannah Almanac.

Sun rises al $40 "A. m. and sets AZ s,0l
p. m.
High water ~ Tyhee to-day at 3.g7
m. and 3.{5 p. m. High water az savan-
nah one hour later