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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT
CITY OF savanra-

NttN OF oaNanEa-a
once City Treasurer. De-. ~.
The following lots are in arres-s =.
ground rent, Of which owners arr ra-s+,
notified. G. 3 Had.s
City Treasu-s-
Brown ward-Iot 81. ? quarters
Calhoun Ward-Middle = lot L. e,..-
ters' east = OF west y lot p. qua-,s-..
lot q. 2 quarters. lot a. quarters IL
> quarters; lot a, ? quarters
Charlton Ward-Lot !. > quarters eas. y,
LOT Is. quarters
Chatham ward-East = lot ]. q.s,.
ters. middle = lot r. quarter -.
= lot q. quarters. east = lot g. 1a.r.
tiers. east y lot -, quarters
Columbia Ward-Lot Is, quarters aast
Part lot p. , quarters. 10; g. quarter.-
part lots - and D.. 2 quarters. west s. al
east part 10; o. ? quarters
Crawford Ward-Weet = LOT &. 9 e4s-.
tiers. lot %. quarters. lot g. 2 quarter.
iot %. quarters: lot %, ? quarters nor.e.
west part lot IS quarters
Crawford Ward. East-Mddle par. las
i. quarters. part lot Is. quarters parf
LOT IS. quarters. lot IS. ? quarters
Ebert Ward-West y lot u. quarers.
southeast part lot q. quarters. east
lot y
Forsyth ward-Jot Is. : quarters
Franklin Ward-Lot ?. . quarters cas- I.
lot q. quarters.
New Franklin Ward-East = lo. 81.
quarters. ives, i lot Il. quarters.
Green Ward-East Y lot 3. ? quar,e-s.
east part lot I. : quarters, south "a l1t =.
quarters. northeast = lot 8. . quari-a
jackson Ward--Lof 3. : quarters maj
qle = let a.. quarters.
Jasper Ward-Tyot 2. > quart rs. west
lot 3. quarters lot -. 2 quarters ion g.
quarters west 4 lot Is. ? quarters e4s.
! lot 81. , quarters.
Lafayette ward-we%t a los L. 2 quar-.
ters west y lot s. quarters boz a g
quarters
Liberty ward-Loi 4. quarters. lo' s.
? quarters. lot ?. quarters, lot d. quae
ters. east part lot ls. ? quarters east (.
lot 26. quarters; east = lot D., quar- 81
lot ., quarters.
Lloyd Ward-west \ lot ~. , quarters
lot S. quarters. west Y los &c. quar-.
tefs
Monterey wsrd-East rs lot 10 GUAR
tiers. lot r. quarters. lot 3. quarters
Pulaski Ward To, 3. quarters, lc' o.
> quarters. south 4 lot p, . quarters
REYNOLDS ward-Trurt lot s. . quarters
Troup Ward-Lot IS. , quarters. west
part lot Is. quarters: lot 81. quarters.
north y lot q. ? quarters. east = Of sau'h
1. lot s.. quarters. ~ %. ? quarters ives,
part lot ~ quarters.
Warren ward-west = lot 10 ? quarters.
lot IS. : quarters.
Washington Ward-East y lot u, Guar
tsrs. west y lot a. quarters.
Wesley - ard-East = lot II. quarters
All persons having interest 81 the above
lots are hereby notified that u tie
amounts now due are not paid 70 the r'te
treasurer on o. before Dec. lstn inst. B
will proceed on the morning Of Dec "a %
enter according TO law.
JOHN POWER.
City Marshal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
nrGGEsr SAVAGE o. RECORD.
story of the -. Paul Aground with
1880. 600 of Gold.


when the big Amaican llno steam
ship 81; Paul ran aground in a dense fog
on the Jersey beach near the lower end %
/ Long Branch. before daylight on Jan.
g. 1866 Capt Clark Llovds agent IN
New York got word ~ IL AZ four O'Clock
in the morning. he cablcd Instantly -
| London. ana I.loyds was IN possession
Of the news az $50 a m The ST. Paul
had been INDUCING IN u squirt - speed
with the swift Cunarder Campsnla.
which in moderate weather Is nearly a
knot faster than the American ship. she
got far out Of her course missing tho
Fire Island light and drove up on the
sands 81 the Jersey coast she was held
in the embrace Of the shelving beach for
ten DAYS. The Campania was also report
81 20 have touched bottom by an ohsrr-
want Hfe saver patrolHng the beach. Her
! comma nder and her agents declared that
shks was not 10 but she undoubtedly
came within view 81 folks a'ong the
shore In the cargo Of the s. Foul we're
one and quarter millions IN go,d con-
signed 10 firm In New York II was es-
sentlal that this should be landed Ar
rangeu1ents were made with the Merritt
/ Chapman Wrecking Company 20 have he
stranded liner hauled OF She and her
cargo. including the gold were heavily in
sured. After IL was found that - was go-
ing to be very difficult TO float the biz
ship the consiRnees 81 the gold who
needed to tn their business. app aled -
Cart Clark az Lloyd's agent TO have II
landed II remained aboard the vessel
three DAYS. the fact 81 IL being there
rendered the underwriters liable for
heavier tax in the event OF the vessel
being noatcd Naturally. the American
line I'D not make any strenuous Efforts
Ia have the bullion discharged. ana just
as naturally Lloyd's were anxious 10 get
it on as quickly az possible; Tor in the
! event of q storm arising aud causinc the
/ destruction 81 the ship. the god would
/ have added so much more to the loss ~
the underwriters Cart. Clark chartered
"a steamer and offered to take charge 81
the gold and land g. Thereupon tho cap
4 tain obtained promise that the golt
would be landed Immediately. Thus the
4 underwriters were relieved % the further
I risk and expense Of floating the stranded
4 shin The gold was transferred % the
I lighter Haggerty down. saegng shute
suggestive stretch 81 canvas IN bags.
/ kegs and boxes Twelve men armed
/ with revolvers guarded tho treasure as II
/ was transferred from a pier 90 truck
/ ard taken 20 vault iu Wall street The
/ award OF sl6s.0oo fof salvage service In tho
4 case 81 the 81 Paul was 3he largest ever
J btaIned in an Admiralty Court. The 81
I Paul was aground ten days II was "a u
/ that she had not a plate bent Or rivct
4 started"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
mo RAILWAY DEAL o..
savannah the Terminus of n Trans
Continental system.


Another outlet from the West 90 tho
south Atlantic scanoard. with Savannah
the terminus az srars-coutluental raiI
way system j. assured. II tne reported
deal by which thc Cnoctaw. Oklahoma
ana CUT Railroad is 10 pass into the
hands of Atehison. Topeka ard Santa
Pee ana tho rumored interest OF the
Southern Railway in the desI is true The
rumor is current 60 Philadelphia and New
York
II as suggested me Chocsaw. Oklaho-
ms and CUT Is 20 be- made a part q the
Atchlsou system lts acquisition @tli make
a through tine from tbe Pacific coast %
Memphis Tenn where there Is cennee-
fion with the Southern Railway, wnlch
runs through 20 The MElautt seanoafd'
.....s ...eA..ss q ssans-cnnttr entail zine con-
trolod by the Atchisou aud southern
Railway Companies
The ChoctnR's present line extends
from Memphis westward 10 Neathertofa.
Oklahoma. ana arrangements are an per
fected 40 extend the line ioe miles fur
Their 10 Amarillo. Tex, where u woQsa
connect with the Pecos Valley branch q
the Atehisou and also with the Fort
Wort and Denver city
The bulIsing Of chile extension would
connect the A. hison by "hort route.
not only with the southern Railway, nht
also with che Illinois Central ana me
Louisville and Nashville both Of which
run into Memphis.
The Choctaw system is reorganiza-
tIou Of the old Choetaw Coal and Railway
Company II has q capital OF @t4tHN
and a funded aebt 81 si.-si osn. whlch ~
a consolidated per cent mortgage ne
company operates about 800 miles Of ran
road and leases large coal fields IN In
dian Territory.
The contamination Of this deal would
make Savannah Il terminus for trans
continental line through the richcst ter
-tt-,,,, ~ fhe Tinted states
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

York to-day where he goes 70 enter the
Office ~ Mr Peasants. the agent 81 me
Ocean Steamship Company
Miss Gladys Parker o. Macon ard Miss
Vivian Osborne OF Columbia s g.. ara
visiting their uncle NJ J n n. Os-
borne. a. 2Q5 Gwinncts street. west.
Nessu. n Rimes 81 Furrer. AMI
vernon clark returned yesterday from
Liberty county where they had on en-
loyaoie hunt They were accompanied
ID + Rimes % Liberty Clty Tho
aonterH report az abundance Of game in
the section OF the county Unicb fnav
Travelled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
WONDERS or GINSENG.
a ROOT ONCE WORTH IT'S WEIGHT
IN GOLD.

. - y "fht ViHNF y hHh WFtAtFh bAfFF"-
ture in China The Cure-An
Remedy of the T1o,scry Kingdom.
It, Supposed Miraculous Qualities.
How the Plant Is Grown.
From the New York Commercial Adver-
tlaer
When had ridden a few miles along
/ the Old Fort road stopped 20 visit a
farmhouse well An old Fellow. stopping
among the garden bee-hlves came cheeri-
ly over 20 me and remarked upon the
unexampled contrarlness of that particu-
lar pump Ills chatty friendllness and the
cool shade Of a big elm oyerhanFiug tho
well were a double temptation TO loiter
and chat.
No, cir" he repeated "as one who
tries not 20 be onchristian. materially
don't Ike 90 see an the white races pllin'
into the pore yala one. but got 10 own
"p ifauk that Ter personal business rca-
sons ia De willin' 10 see them fight IN
Chiny for tar an ages
This painful and sophistical statement
d fact called for explanations. why
should thatbeT What good reason can
! have Webb friend | could show YOU
an IN half q minute. too BUT then. II
An over the tou-nert,, h.. -, "a ~ ~
week You ac,., 80, h,,s.g : 80. -
a stranger an, atp., -, t,t-t.. - Ia
about IL between nero an. 4. yo-r 49,,
got 70 be bic cautious. Ny Lord.
II them aark+s down on the river should
pt TO know - IA loot,os - 49,, ,,.,r,.,.,.i,
and doubtful
So YET another race was involved IN the
was, thf-bariys- .tr.t,,,,,..,, - -
~ tha s.,ered,,os. ~ - -. -,
friendehin that ~ 60 -. -
81 Tho mate a. IA +. -. a.
manner so g,,,e~,l =. -. LIE - -
fpdeanite a. ~ r.-eC,, 80, !, -,.,.,ia -
lead and lorat,.,, ~. -, - t..,-,,-.+-
lie looked me ov.r ~ !, seg ,,,,r..,,,g
more o. dubio,,.s b.st,s,,t,,, o,,a 49,, ,.t,t.
an old mans bt-t. ltt,., .,t,,,.,,.s -,
suddenly. ana st,,,,.,t - ,,,-,,,-,,
ward ana 1ov.r ~ t,,. =, *. .,,.t,,t, =.
followed nt,vy,ire ,r,. h-,',s
~ 49,. ,,a,,,,. - 49, -, -. 49,, :
ators TO- -, ,tiS ~
lone
THE but,. slo-,s ~ 49,, ,,......,. -
s,y.re8 ,,.l,h s,,stf -. -, - =.
,tr,,,.t,,.. -.
M vgiig ero,, 49, t.t - ,.'... ,,
49,, ,g-,-e - t,.,,, ~ i,
trf.frt- - a..g d.
s,att,s - 800. ..t.,.t.. =
s-r,Utsr a. ..'. - ~
,hs 49, =. e. ~ - !" -,
. ho,.tgg,t a., ~. - '''''' = -
80 49,.
e.i,s-,.s-, 80 -, -, ~,
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~, - -, - -. 49,, = y ~
- i. -. ..a "'.o4e p.a4l."'ioi
root ,. r,raro, ~ III t9e,,i, ,,,,,, ~,
-. - ~. - '',''''e 4'a7t
',-''.,i- ~ y ~ SO -tFeu W
l,,,,,,,r 49,. -, .'''''s fN''''l ''ih
- -, - ~ ! 'asule =
~ $50. 0's'e"''s 'e"o"ei
-. - IN ~
-, ~ ~ -, az ~
- !. ,,'. ~, ~ s st.9 Nooa tot' TOO
w.. - ss1'S nov an
80. - .".. H.y"S ~ l@lsih u
20, y a. an Hl hot
''' ,'.l ~ w % hno"' hutnet' scat
NV J, n''P lOo ta''A"i' 20 tahe teHNH
w. y ''a'usu - k'VW ~ sueh
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
PHOENIX WILLIAMS CAPTURED.
SHERIFF swEENY NABBfsD MN At
TURNER'S ROCK.


x..s,,s- - a a., mn. n, 49,
~F~A Money L""""fN OF
~ Having Them cash orders so
which ne nad Fora~d the Name OF
,, t,..,
'"pt. John y. bl4t"n '""" y"
Note for $50 nnd cot abe Money,
us.s "a. Fo,re.d 40 ufsu0rwe-tgr
- NJ. ,x.n,.a stnre March
>h~rtn caught him h'i" ne was
Fishing 80 Turner'S Rocks.
prrs-s ISL. 4nr she former Court
.-.
% tae county org slnce last M4rch,
WIS captured Isl 1nrrir swneny AZ
,.s,-s ...,.-t,.. .s,.--s-. -rt. .~r,s,
r- 49,. $500.
4.s"T 1' atH ".ttiAifk'o" is4ahA.
Ftoenlr - one ume was the glass ~
f,.,I.. .,.t 49,. mia - fe-r, ~ 81. -af-
.
81 t1e Court House pai1 him much more
money man Is usually received 80 ne
s.-- 10 3D.. - ~ $3.50. .s
STU
ctaef wags q adding to as income
he meshoa ae A'A a4P '''
Die ard ingenious af trf sHrrt tue.
4nsfe are Hes't
town who ore lways wiinE .e cos tnee
money oA iaf a'ff. o' p" shPi'}'
ara PhoeriS tosk aovantaEe 1f ans
.e.nrrsse $40 r-a.ertss orders f1r
49,.
t.'"f ?" "'''"
he appended t-s nar1e 81 Jault0r Barley
Donovan az Cent House Wr Don
,,s~ $3.50. -,..t. a.. .s.... g,...- .t... s.-s,F4
signature t.iHt thN of+"ia were aH Hka'
and thar Ee waal4 honor them a. the end
matter Was 1e knew nothing about g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

-Boy-"Plcase sir. may ! have tho mr.
ternoon one M grandmother is to be
buried"
Employer-"This IS The eighth grand
mother you have buried since the foot
boil season opened
Bow know 81. cir J come OF a very
ola family and my ANCESTOR can't stand
the excitement Of the game They're dy-
ing on very fast"-Tit-Bi
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY -
Whereas. " A. O'Byrnc has applied 70
Cour, 81 Ordinary for letters dismssSory.
80 guardian 81 the person and property OF
Mamie blanchard. minor deceased
These are. therefore. 20 cite and admon-
ish oil whom q may concern. 20 be and
appear before said court 20 make OBJ
lection ~ any they havel. on or before
the Arst Monday In January. next, other
wise said letters VII % granted
Witness. the Hon Hampton l. Ferrill.
ordinary for Chatham county. this the
esth DAY Of September 1870
FRANK F. KETLBACH.
Clerk c o. c Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY r
Whereas. Jordan F Brooks. has applied
to Court Of Ordinary for letters dlsmis-
cory. as executor ~ the Will OF Maria
MeNulty. deceased.
These are. therefore. 70 cite and admon-
isn all whom % may concern. 20 be and
appear before said court, 10 make Oh
lection 90 any tney havel on or before
he first Monday in January. next. other-
wise said letters VIII ~ granted
Witness the Hon Hampton l.. Ferrlll.
ordinary for Chatham county tais. the
seth day Of September 1900,
FRANK + KETLBACH.
Clerk G O.. c. CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

FRANK Aeger. an employe o. the city.
fell from load 81 hay on the Waters
road Thursday and received injuries from
which he died
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is harehy given that / have made
application 70 The Court Of Ordinary for
Chatham county. for leave to sell an un.
divided one-seventh interest in the south
ern half Of lot number twenty-eight.
O'NeIll ward formerly known as Prender-
gastvIlle. IN the city Of Savannah. with
improvements thereon. belonging 10 estate
OF Margaret Collins. deceased. for the
payment 81 debts md distribution. and
that said order Will be granted al Decem-
Der term, 1890 OF said court. unless OBJ
jcciions are filed thereto
JOHN T. COLLINS.
Administrator
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
UNDER rLpAsANTs TODAY.
Trafnc of the ocean steamship Com
panS Managed ~ Him.

The tranic u the ocean Steamship Com
pany viii revert to the direction q Mr.
" ~ Peasants. general heisht
and messenger agent. to-day. Mr.. Pleas
ants and "a office force have already gone
- New York 10 assume control OF the
trafle which uil he separate from that
81 the Central Railroad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas. Elizabeth Milledge has applied
- Court Of Ordinary FOR letters dismissory
as administrator on the estate Of Pat
rick A. Glenn. deceased
These are. therefore. 10 e<e and admon-
ish all whom Il may concern TO be and
appear before said court 20 make obiec-
tion df any they havel on OF before the
nrst Monday 10 February. next, otherwise
said letters will he granted.
Witness. the Honorable Hampton L.
Fcrui. ordinary for Chatham county. this
the Jlst day Of October. 1900
FRANK r KETLBACH.
Clerk C. o C C.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY -
Notice Is hereby given that / have made
application 20 the Court Of Ordinary for
Chatham county, for leave 10 sell an un-
divided one-th,rd Interest in the southern
one-half % lotnumber twenty Ugh. o Neill
ward, formerly known as Prendergast-
Vile. IN the city OF savannah. with i'm
provemcnts thereon. belonging 70 estate OF
Annie and Julia Collins. minors. for the
purpose 81 providing maintenance and
support for said minors, and that said or
der will be granted a. December term.
1870 az said court unless objections are
filed thereto JOHN 7. COLLINS.
Guardian
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas. Philip ". Russell Jr.. has APP
piled TO Court Of Ordinary for letters dis
mlas0ry as guardian OF the property Of
Nellie S. B3rhee. formerly "a minor.
These are. therefore 60 cite and adj
monlsh oil whom d may concern to be
and appear before said court to make OBJ
lection on or before the first Monday tn
December next. otherwise said letters will
De granted.
Witness. the Honorable Hampton L.
Ferrnl. Ordinary for Chatham County.
this the 7th day OF November. 1900
FRANK f. kEILBACH
CInrk - nrA.a. q g
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

CITY on SAVANNAH POCKET ma.
40 CENTS EACH.
PRINTED IN TWO coLoRs.
NICELY HOUND ~ CLOTH Am
STAMPED N GUILD ON SIDE
For sale by
III, THE MORNING NEWS -els
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas. Andrew g. Mcdowell and Robert
r Spencer hsye applied 10 Court OF
Ordinary for letters dismissory as eX-
ecutors Of the will OF L.avinia r. Lender
deceased.
These are TO cite and admon-
isn all whom it may concern 10 be- and
appear before said court 70 make obiec-
tion OF any they have. on or before first
Monday ia February, next otherwise said
letters viii be granted
Witness. the Hon. Hampton l. FerriI.
Ordinary for Chatham county this the
5lst day OF October 1870
FRANK r. KEILBACH.
Clerk o. Ord.N- 60 90.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that hove made
application ~ the Court OF Ordinary for
Chatham county Tor leave 70 sell the east
etu portion Of Loo of land Number 81
. Mem ward IN the dty Of Savannah.
having = frontage on Walker street ~ AZ
feet more or less and a rectangular deptb
Of 81 feet, more or less. together with the
improvements thereon belonging 70 estate
Of Ellen Morgan. deceased. for the nav
meut Of debts and distribution. and that
sold order viii be granted at the necem.
Der term, 1870. 81 said court. unless obiec-
tlons are flied thereto
n. A. o'BYRNE.
Administrator
Nov o. 1870
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

GEORGIA CHATHAM COUNT J -
whereas. Jordan r. Brooks. has opp
90 Court o. Ordinary for letters aislhls
-ory AZ executor Of the viii OF MaF s'i''
T. Brooks deceased
These are. therefore. 20 cite and admon-
ts7 All whom Il may concern. 20 oe anu
appear before said court, 20 make 90
lection az ans ,ney havel. on or oetoEs
tine first Monday IN January. next oshsl-
wise said letters will be- granted
witness. the Hon Hampton l.. ferrli'
ordinary Tor Chatham county. TINS. the
18th day Of September 1910
FRANK F. KEfLBACH.
Clerk g o.. c. CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
JOHN T. COLLINS.
Administrator.
NOTICE To DEBTORS AND CREDIT.
OPS

NVIIIL 10 TIHINTN0 md NWEDIT-
ORS
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. -
Notice T. hereby given 60 al persons hav.
ing demands against Josiah Law Wal.
thour. late o. said county. deceased. 20
present them TO me properly made OUT.
within the time prescribed by law. so a.
to show sheir character and amount. ana
an persons Indebted 10 said deceased are
required TO make immediate payment "a
me.
EMMA ROBERTS wALTHoUR.
Administrative.
savannah. Ca Nov. Z. 1900
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
WHEREAS. Isaac Beckett mas applied 70
Court az Ordinary for letters dismissofy
a. administrator or the estate Of Andre"
J clayton. deceased.
These are theref re- 20 cite and aa-
rnonish an whom % may concern 20 De
anI appfar before satl court 70 make oo-
l~ction az any tbey hatel on or before
tie FIRST Monday IN January, next other
w 81 said .ct ers VII be erauted'
yyl nees. tho H0r o-abis Hampton l..
Ferrl cri,ngrs for CHafham county
csls tie 23.h day ~ September. 1900
FRANK r KEILBACH.
clerk a.. Or1y. G. co.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Where's T. J. o Connor has applied %
court Of Ordinary Tor Letters dismissorY
- executor q the Will q william o'Con-
nor deceased
These are therefore 20 cite ana az
rnarish an whom &, may concern 70 ee
ana appear before said court 20 make Cd
tsoton az ans they hsvel on or before
fhe arst Moneay ia January H. DINER
pfaa said letters VII te granted.
witness. the II rabe Hampton l.
Farril Odd nary far Chatham county,
teis the 2s'h dag o. September. 1900
FRANK r KEILBACH.
Clerk c. Ord.y G. 60.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

city Of Savannah. once Clerk OF Cour-
ru. savannah. Ga. Nov. 80. isoo.-'rhe toI-
owing applications to retail liquor during
the year 1901. we're read a. meeting q
council. Nov .. 1910. and referred 20 tae
Committee Of the Whole
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
National Delegates to be
Chosen on June 10
at Dover.

Dover, May, L. The Democratic State
Central Committee held mtsting here
to-day and tho primaries will be sheid on
May II and the state Convention ON June
-
The Convention to name he State ic-
kot viii be held on September H.
At o'clock thu state central committee
met state Chairman John E'ggs being
IN tie chair un0 Edward d. liearne Of
Geo geIown, secretary. Tho meeting was
held IN the Court House and promin Ont
Democrats who were III Dover TO hear the
results of the meeting, were admitted.
Tho first spurring between the Bryan and
anli-siIyer men began when kont County
Chairman Brown, on behalf of humber
of Kent Countiaus, demanded to know by
" hat authority Patrick Neary Of Will
mlngtun, the county chairman and gold
Democratic leader in the last campaign,
called primary elections for sta 20 and
county COnven ions on September s. and
If the Democrat, of the 8 ate could not
have some voice in the days and dates for
holding the preparatory elections.
The Kent county men, and nearly all
of these are uaconpromsingly for Bryan
wanted their state convention on Sutur-
dnv, August 10 They claimed The DEM
ocratic party in this state wanted early
action, and that the people should have
tho opportunity of choosing new workers
for this campaign
One Of tho Kent county speakers de-
clnred: with Mr. bryan and a princi-
pie to work Cor Delaware can be carried
over all the money tho AdGicks men or
the Mckin ey ad mini,tration can bring
into this state. 1t is principle We want
ilrst--men afterward
Mr.. Neary answered the Kent county
"kick" saying 1t was impossible for the
Democrats of Wilmington to unite in the
primaries for the delegates to The state
nominating convention until they nave
registered under the new primary law rs
applied to the city alone. A special stat
ue excerpts conventions for choosing nat
ional delegates or Presidential electors.
Mr. Biggs took the same view and tho
committee finally decided that Mr.. Nearys
dates OF September s for primaries and
September II for the convention could not
be boaten.
A call was issued for the convention on
September II. A call was issued also for
o convention on Juno 10 to elect delegates
to tho Kansas City convention. Tho
primaries for that convention will be
held on Saturday, May 20.
Kent county also anted this earlier
Senator r. Il. kenney was recommend.
ed to represent Delaware on the Demo-
cratic Congressional committee to iii the
vacancy since Mr.. Handy's retirement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-02
HORRIBLE
EXPLOSION.
Terrible Coal Mine Disas=
ter in Which $50 Per-
SONS are Killed.

Salt Lake, Utah, May "A terrific OK
rIosion occurred in the winter quarters of
the Pleasant Valley Company's coal mine
at s'chuneld on the Rio Grande Western
Railway near Cotton, Utah. yes erday
ly which, according to reports, over l50
people were killed and many injured. 1t
is reported that ninety bodies have already
been recovered.
The explosion is attributed to the blow
ing up Of II number Of kegs of blasting
powder.
Tie work OF rescue Is going on and ev-
erythin9 possible is beng done to.relieve
the suffering and to ascertain tho num-
ber of dead. Superintendent sharp OF he
coal company, and Superintendent Wei.
by, Of the Railroad company, have gone to
the scene on a..special train.
Among the dead already identified are
the following:
Roger Davis, Jack Wilson, r. r. Evans
PETE Crockett. Anderson, James vii.
son, Will Winstead, ---liaddow and son.
Severely iniured-Juhn kerton, Thomas
1ivscy and son, William Bewoter, Thorn
as Sellers, Thomas Brown,
1877 BODIES RECOVERED.
At 10 clock last night 1877 bodies had
heeen taken out and n number were with
In easy access 1t will be several hours
before list of the dead can DO obtained.
The scene OF the horror Is inaccessible to
telegraph lines, and 1t is extremely diff
cult 10 get complete reports as TO the real
extent Of the accident.
You know how reliable Dents Toothache
Gum is when you try 1t. All druggists loo