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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-24

a BRIGHT boy, about is years old, TO
make himself generally useful in an Of
nee. Apply Living Issues. Il West First
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GIRL FOR general homework. Apply
| 140 A street.
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IA <A- -, a = 7 HENTICE or sewing girls APP
ply 0zl South West Temple street.
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LUMBER DEALER

PARKER LUMBER CO. T55o77sse1
dealers in Windows, Doors. AIonI5iT1s5
Building and Roofing Papers. Min Wa
estimates given Send for oT9r r-5.ss.lHA ~
discounts Salt Lake City. Utah Gnu
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

UTAH COLLECTING AGENCY w
COLLECT anywhere and everywhere RoomS
and 10. Eagle Block 4iiS
Union Collection Agency. Collect .ac-
counts IN any state in the Union. ola
44tS7c99,unts a specially. Office 4II-4a D +
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\ SHREWD business woman to man
age once outside of city. Reference and
security required. Address Foreman,
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"A GIRL for general homework. No
North State street.
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CARPENTERS.

UTAH SCREEN and Job Shop, q S. ",
Temple. All kinds of job work
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BURGLARY, fidelity and fire. Geo
Ingham. 20 W % So S0'
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MONEY TO LOAN

81, 200 at DER cent.
81, 900 at per cent
Foster & Garrison. 3o0-3W Progress blk.
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EXPERIENCED DINING room girl, i64
East First South.
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TWO FIRST CLASS coat makers. Good
wages. Clark the tailor. Park City. En-
quire by telephone
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? GOOD, live solicitors at The Panto-
! rum. No II East Third South street.
| WAGES or commission
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GIRL or woman can have a COM
Portable room and board for the winter
for light work nights and mornings 239
| West Second North street.
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A HEALTHY, energetic woman who
has had experience in caring for the sick
Address B 10, Herald
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SCAYENGER.

CLOSETS, cesspOOIs. grease f-9--
cleaned. City Scav. Co, IS S 9Th Esl,
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GIRL FOR light homework. Go home
nlgnts- Cau Monday Mrs. Reed, 81
South West Temple.
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GOOD girl cook. Enquire at 1S4 North
Main.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Key West. Fla. Dec 27-Arrivcd
steamer Nueces. New York and sailed for
Galveston. Miami. Delano. Havana and
sailed for Miami
Charleston. Dec. 27-Arrived. steamers
comsnche. Pennington. Jacksonville. pro-
ceeded to New York: George W. Clyde.
Chichester Boston. Via New York. Iro-
quois. Kemhie. New York. proceeded to
Jack sonvilic
Subsistence George Farwen. Ire
land. jacksonville
Baltimore. Dec. 27.-Arrived. steamer
Newly. Charleston. John r. Devin. PORT
Tampa. Mary A. Randall. Fcrnandina
the Josephine. Port Royal: Susie n Ia.
wilson. Charleston: Sarah G. Roper.
Port Tampa. State OF Texas. Savannah
Ida Lawrence. Savannah.
Sailed-Steamer Chatham. Savannah
Philadelphia. Dec. I.-Arrived. steamer
John w Linncli Port Tampa. Island
City Charleston.
Newport. Dee 27.-saiied, steamer
scawfei. Pensacola.
binder. Dec. M.-Arrived. steamer
Heathheld. Pensacola. via Rotterdam
Venice. Dec. ~ Arrived. steamer Ella.
my. Pensacola. via Algiers
Barrictna. Dec. 25-Arrived. steamer
Chathurn. Charleston
jacksonville. FIN. Dec. H-Entered
British schooners Sierra. Roberts Ila-
vana Ellie Russell. Hope Town. 4. w l.
Cleared-Steamer westover, Johns, Phil
adelphla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Per steamship u. H. Miller for Bal,l-
morc-i.iA bales up.and cotton. $50 barrels
rosln. 1872 boxes oranges. Is,
crates vegetables 20 barrels tar.
- barrels lard. $50 sacks cotton seed.
20 sacks clay. Ia pkgs mdse. 100 pkgs
domestics ana yarns. i5i cases canned
goods, % cases palmetto fiber: i,2ia fee,
lumber FOR Baltimore. 1919 feet lumber
for Philadelphia.
Per schooner James Boyce. Jr.. for PHI
adelphia-26. ~ feet yellow pine lumber
by y. Il. Hunting 4 Co. and 257.3i0 rces
hy r. s. Wyilv 4 Co
Per schooner Rebecca NJ. Walls for
Phlladelphia-i0iss9 feet yellow pine Ium-
bcr--Carso hy John A. Calhoun.
Per schooner Edith Oicott for New
Nork-2i.la2 Ties. measuring 692 $50 feet
lumber Cargo by John A. Calhoun
Per steamship Kansas city for New
Nork.-iiS bales upland cotton. sTs bales
sea island cotton. $50 barrels cotton seed
oil, 100 cases cotton seed oil. 20 bales do
mesiics, etc. l& barrels rice. a25 barrels
rosin, iis barrels tupentine. fTs.i7O feet
Timber. 100 tubs lard. 20 barrels syrup. y
barrels fish. 81 cases cigars. las boxes
fruit i.016 pkas vegetables, 70 tons pig
iron. s. bales sweepings "a sacks clay. .
cerloads shingles. 90 boxes soap. 50 bar
rels rosin oii q barrels pine tar. 900 sacks
chan. "a pkgs mdse.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
NO EXTENSION THIS YEAR.
GOV. McswEENY ANNOUNCES THAT
NOME WILL BB GRANTED.

Farmers Are Ia Good Condition ana
NJ Rrason why They should Not
Pay Their Taxes Maj. ". a..
MauIdin, Founder of the Town OF
Hampton aud ~ Distinguished CIT
Isen Dead - Mns Political God
Father of GOV. McSwecny Town
Of Marion Has Destructive Flre.
Columbia. s. C.. Dec. g--It has become
almost customary 10 extend the time for
the payment OF taxes IN this state This
state of affairs was brought about by a
succession Of hprd seasons for several
years. The fiscal year ends Dec. %. GOV.
Mcsweouey announces that ne viii grant
40 extension this year as the farmers an
appear 90 De- 10 time circumstance Al OF
the snal taxpayers have about paid up.
Railroads and other large Taxpayers 30
not remit until the last day 10 order TO
rave the interest on thcir money. The
Governors decision VIII not work hard
ship on anybody
Aial W u. Mauldin Of Hampton died
yesterday after months illness Mai
Mauldin was senator from Hampton
county, and sole owucr Of the HAMPTON
and Eranchvine Railroad. tie had large
numbering and farming interests lie was
a native Of Anderson county and C2 years
old. lie was known iu che war as "the
hrntirg quariermastcr he served under
Gen. Mart Gary iu Hsmptons Legion
Maj Mauldin was tine father 81 the
town 81 Hampton. and one OF the original
movers in the project 20 establish Hamp-
ton county ne was man Of great
deal Of nerve in business undertakings
aud had a great many vlcissitudes IN hir
business career Politics was side issue
with him. He nad served In the state
Senate tx years. and was the political
godfather o. the present Governor n. Is.
Mcswcsuy
Tho city Of Marion was visited by
destructive fire Christmas night Care
lcssncss ln shooting nre-crackers Is as
s igned as the cause. -Four stores and con-
tents were burned Loss about $1,000. par
TALLY Insured
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
rmE NEWS oF DUBLIN.
Commercial Agent for the
MriEhtsxiIIe nnd Tcnniiic.

N
Dublin Ga. Dec. .s-Mr c. G.. Daley
81 ,hia city nae been appointed CONNER
cl,l agent Ia Dublin for the Wrightsvile
and TennilIe Railroad by General Passcn-
eor Agent T. * Bryan. Jr Since the
resignation Of Mr. g. q. Youns some
weeks ago. 'lia position has been filled
by Sir Thomas cullen of savannah. The
place was recently rendered 10 Ait ID.
= Blackshear. formerly agent la Dublin
Tor this line but after considering the
matter Cor several days. he declined the
appointment
AR. Daley g. brother Of President A.
r. Daley of tine Wughtsville aud Teunilie
Road He has had no experience in the
railroad business bat Is quite popular Ia
this olfy
Yesterday the merchants OF Dublin ng
urcd up their business FOR Monday ana
found that thouuh Saturday wns rec
rd-breaklng day for trade in Dublin.
they did considerably better Monday than
Saturday. Most oil the business houses
remained open yesterday. though there
was but uftle trade except tu fireworks.
Tax Collector r. NJ Daniel has figured
up hls collections 10 date. and finds that
90 amounts to 1855 ~. against over N5.ep
Tor the same period lasf year There re-
mains set TO b. collected in this county
81. ia g. Never before were the people
Of Iaurcns county 30 backward ia the
payment % their taxes.
Mrs Henrietta Coleman. mother OF Mr.
r.. W Co.'s man. died iu this city yester-
lny afternoon. She came from HadIoek.
Jones county, few weeks ago. ca,iei
here by the Illness Of her daughter-in-
law who died ten days ago, ana was inn
mediately taken 80. Her remains were
carried TO Haddock yesterday afternoon
for intcrment accompanied by Rev. W
~ AinsWorth Mr. Coleman 81 81 with
pneumonia. aud could not accompany his
mothers remains. Since coming 10 Dub
In . few months aso to manage the Dub
lin branch OF Armour 4 Co, he abs had
many misfortunes.
\ Christmas tragedy was narrowly
aVertesl yesterday a negro cursed 10 thb
presence Of Mrs u r. clark and several
d. her ladies. Mr.. c.ark secured pistol
ard snapped 90 several Zines al the negro.
Fortunately the pistol WAS not loaded.
the negro took the pistol from Clark and
carried Il 10 one OF the 20 icemen OF the
city.
pr. Ernest n Rawls is prospecting In
Savannah with the view Of boating 10 that
city. iie De- recent graduate OF the Chi
cago University.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
FACTORY EMrLoYE MISSING.
Warrant for Carrying Concealed
weapons served ON Woodward

Atlanta. Dec. I'll. T. Bone. an en-
ploye Of che Atlanta Cotton Factory. who
lives at 70 Connally street. has been miss
ing from his home since last Monday. and
on yesterday the police were asked 20 To-
cate him. Early Monday morning Bone
left home 60 visit "a ncighbor. saying he
would return about o'clock lie mas
not be seen by his family since then.
For several years Bone has been In
the employ OF tho Atlanta Cotton Mlll.
aud IS known a. a sober. industrious man.
80 reason can be- assigned Tor his disap-
pcarance and his wife refuses 20 believe
that be ~. deserted her. and their three
snau children The city detectives are
ut work on the case. bur a. yet have dis
covered no traces OF che missing man.
\ warrant was to-day served upon May
or James G. Woodward. charging him
with carrying concealed weapons. At
tschcd 70 the warrant was bond for
$40. with a blank place for the name OF
a bondsman 90 be signed. This bond was
left with the Mayor. with the understand
ing that ho was 20 get some one 90 sign
Il Tor him and return II TO the sheriff =
office.
The warrant was served by Deputy
sheriff I'VE n grew out OF the recent
police episode in which the Mayor fig
ursd. aud with which the public Is famil-
lar. The warrant was sworn out By
Policeman Dobhins upon the instructions
OF Recorder Broyles. II was taken out
on the evening OF Dec. IS in the City
Criminal Court.
The warrant was turned over TO Deputy
Sheriff I've. lie communicated with the
Mayor once before to-day in regard 20
the matter. and thM morning the war
rant was served on him personally. tie
agreed 20 have his bond fixed up aud sent
20 the sherins Office AZ once. and the
matter was left Ia that shape.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
NEWS Ar TALLAHASSEE.
sunday school PupiI- Get - Each
Erom snperIntenhent.

Tallahassee Fla. Dec a.-Iohn Timer
and Joseph 4. Isdd had a dificuity Mon
day afternoon. in which Timer used his
knife on Ladd wounding him Ia the neck
and head pr uwyun dressed Ladds
wounds aud he LEFT for ST. Marks Tues
day morning.
Or r. = Smith. quarantine officer at
the port OF Carrabeile. and Or. +. L.
stewart OF the state Board OF Health, will
exchange positions al the beginning OF the
new year.
The corouers jury In the case OF Chas.
simmon. the negro who was killed on the
Seaboard Air Line Saturday night. re-
turned a verdict OF accidental death. ex-
GENERATING the railroad from any RESPONSE
buity for the death Of simmons.
Hon VIM. W Sheats superintendent Of
the Methodist Sunday School. offered a
priza Of s. ia gold FOR the pupil who
would bring perfect lesson every sunday
during the year Little Miss Eunice
Rawls. Llnwood Evans. and Howell
sheats tied for the prize and each received
a s. gold piece.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
AMERICAS FLORAL PARADE.
Military Review by GOV. Gambler To-
day and Roll Tonight.

h"f hht NH tO-utEhts
Americas. Ca. Dec I-The principal
feature OF Americus' Christmas carnival
to-day, was The magnificent forai parade
this afternoon. a half hundred gaiiy he
decked vehicles. including many beautl-
fully decorated bicycles. made up the
georgous pageant which was headed by
Americas fire department In charge OF
Chief Smith. The royal chariots occupied
by the King and Queen and the maids OF
honor were superb IN their decorations 81
royal purple and gold. while the many
traps and rigs occupied by other ladies
and gentlemen were likewise attractive
in carnival colors.
Tomorrow Is military day AMI tho
crowning occasion OF carnival week.
Gov. Gambler and stan. Secretary OF
State Phil Cook. Attorney General Ter
rell. Commissioner of Agriculture
stephens. Congressman Lewis. and other
distinguished visitors arrive tonight and
the Governor will review The troops to-
morrow afternoon
The carnival bali tomorrow night viii
be attended BY the Governor and o;her
officers. state and military. and VIII be a
magnificent social function. The carnival
has been . great success and MAnaser G.
J. sturgis and the Citizens Carnival Com
mittee are receiving many well merited
compliments theregpous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
Driven From Home by M Treat
menf.

Albany Herald; To escape 10 treatment
l5-year-old Blanche Maunon who lived
with her father aud stepmother near Fitz-
gerald left home early last Sturdy.
and, after being chased for four miles
AthrouEh swamps and fields by her step
mother and two half-slstefe. boarded a
train and came Go Albany to beg aims
20 enable her 10 reach Jacksonville, Fla
where she has an uncle ana with whom
u was her intention 10 live. The bcggar-
~ appearance and disconsolate form Of
the little SRI attracted the attention OF
Miss hebecca Sauls al the union depot
shortly after her arrival in the city. and
on questioning her. she learned the facts
az stated above Miss sauls was 30 inn
pressed by the story OF the child that
she gave her home until the means
could De provided 70 enable ner TO reach
jacksonville. The person Of the nttle girl
exhibited marks % recent 90 usage. AMI
weiis raised hy the lash were found in
distressing numbers on her person The
girl remained az the homo OF Miss Saula
until sunday night. when she wac fur
nishcd with a ticket to Jacksonville hv
Mr.. George y. Flint the big-heartei
ticket agent al the depot A letter wa
received yesterday from the girl bv her
hcnefactors, and Il brought the rrnttfv-
iug intelligence that nor uncle had a.
sured her home as long as be had one
o. his own.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Colquiit. Ca. Dee. 27-Dr. Lon. Nc
Tyre OF BainhrdEe Go, and Miss Calista
Bush Of this place. were married At the
Methodist Church. yesterday evening at
o'clock. Rev Or. Parker officiating. The
bride was dressed in beautiful white
SILK gown, with very handsome wedding
veil that reached the floor The groom
was dressed In handsome black sui,.
thar was very becoming to the occasion.
The bridesmaids were Misses Madgs
Morgan and Katie sharp OF Bainbridge.
The maid % honor was Miss Nellie Busa.
q sister o. the bride. MIR John McTyre
acted as best man. The church wac beau
ufuliy decorated with holly and ferns.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Port Tampa. Fla. Dec g7.-Arrived.
steamer Mascotte. White. Havana. via
Key West
Sailesi-Bark Adelaide. Gacel. Nantes.
Mascotte. White Havana. via Key West
Fernandiua. Fla. eDec G7.-Arrived
schooner Edward Steward. Winslow. New
York.
Sailed Barkentinc St Croix CBr). Hines.
Sierra Leone. Africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND vIEws OF THE DAY
N TWO STATES.

Littie girl Rt FitsEerni Driven From
Home by M Treatment More
Christmas Arcidents-YounE Mans
BrainS Btovn Out-Cbristmas Can
non Deals Leonard Earnest m
Awful BIow-FIorida Teachers In
session az rampa-The Pacing O--
trich Visits jacksonville.
Sheriff O'Counof OF Richmond county.
has leyicd upon the once building Of the
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
corner OF WaMer and jackson streets.
The structure is. by The way. one of thc
finest Office buildings in The South. Tne
levy Is under tho decision and instrue-
lions OF william \. Wright controller
general Of the state. aud on o. fas for
taxes alleged 20 Do due the state tine
county OF Richmond and the CRY OF Au-
gusta. 20 the amount ~ uAi9z.7l THIS
levy grows out 81 the Atlanta auI West
Point debenturo case
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

The Pineapple Growers Association Of
81. Petersburg Is urging the growers
from al over the state 20 attend the
needing which b 10 De held there on Jan.
=. 10 form a state organization They
hold out the idea THAI the Industry has
reached such proportions in all sections
now that concert OF action Is needed II
a. oonsendcd that u this is taken at tn
beginning there viii be less trouble. The
Idea u 20 provide suitable system
through which 20 dispose OF the product
ard leave out the dishonest people who
% often ruin things Of this kind. The
object viii be also 10 establish 4 scale o.
prices which are 10 be adhered 70 as close
u - possible 10 az 70 protect the mem
bers In every section OF the state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
FLORIDA.

Jacksonville may soon be connected by
water with Leesburg The Leesburg COM
mercial says that one OF the most inn
portant enterprises that viii probably b,
consummaied soon. and which means 80
much for Leeshurg and Lake county Ia
Increase OF business ana prosperity to
her people. IL the opening Of the Ockia-
waha river 10 steamer navigation from
Ieesburg and around the lakes TO the s..
Johns river and the ocean
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Luther Brewer son of prosperous
farmer OF Cono county. Was sitting on
fence in HE fathers ward Christmas
Day when % shotgun which b. had 20
Dis hand. was accidentally discharged
The charge blew out tho vouue mans
brain and caused instant death. Young
Brewer had been hunting during the day
and had returned about twilight To sal
on the fence for few moments TO rest
holding HE shotgun in his baG.'. No one
Was near "a the time % the accident
and &c b. not certain JUST how the gun
went on lt b. supposed the trigger got
caught in the fence.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
May Extend ralIulah ran. Railway.

The Tanulah Falls Railway running
from Cornclia to Tallulah Fails. OF which,
Col. Samuel c. Dunlap OF Gainesville. d
general manager. viii in al probability
be- extended from Taliuian Falls 20 FRANK
ln. y. e.. one Of the probabilities also
in connection with the proposed extension
h. a line to Cleveland in White county
u b understood that big Inducements
have been offered By the people OF Glove
land and white county to thu railroad
people 10 have q branch line built to that
point The produce from the mountains
this fail ia the city markets has been uu-
usually large and the necessity for q rub
road through that region Is more appar-
eut than ever.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold undor guarantees at following stores:
kowiinskrs. Jones. Masonic Temple
knights. W. r. Reds. Marlows. cIeve.
lands, Donneilys. and W. A. PlgmAn"s.
Savannah. Ga.
LIPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca, and
". =. REID. Savannah. Ca, pis,rlbutor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
DeSpOndcnt Women.


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Of them from OF false modesty continue suffer
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My patients among best people OF this cy.ard
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF Interest 90 shipping Men
Generally.

The United Fruit, Company has con-
tracted for the building % six new
steamers 10 meet tho requirements Of its
foreign trade.
These steamers are 20 b. from 200 70
400 tons public capacity for cargo. and
viii be fitted especially for carriage Of
perishable cargo Of fruit as well a. gen
eral cargoes. They VIII Boz fully provided
with electric LIGHTS throughout and every
modern device FOR the rapid handling or
fruit and general cargo. ELEGANT passen-
ger accommodation for e to - passen-
gers Will b. furnished. saloons state
rooms. social hall smoking room, etc.
to be- placed amiiship on upper deck
with extra larve state rooms 90 meet the
requirements Of tropical trade. and all
the c0nveniences found ia modcrl trims
Atlantic liners
The contract call for an average speed
% 10 knots per hour az sea, loaded. The
steamers will he ready for delivery next
fall. and will immt diatcly enter into the
different trades 60 which they will be- as
signed The United Fruit Company az the
present time own or have under charter
between 80 and 20 steamship and every
modern device 40 10 date a. 10 improve
mcnt In passenger service. and the rapid
and safe handling OF carRo"s. which on
account OF their perishable cargoes makes
speed the all-essential feature lea these
steamers. has been very carefully attend
I'd 90.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF yes
sells free Of charge in United States hy-
geographic Office IN Custom House. Cap
toins are requested 10 call az the once
Reports Of wrecks and dcrclicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-28

Mr.. ~ sturleu. an engineer on the Cen
trial Railroad. was struck in the temple
by q stray bullet from Christmas piss
tol and was painfully though not seri-
ously wounded While coming into Macon
from Atlanta Mr.. sturlen was pulling a
freight train. and when his train reached
Beasley's crossing he felt q blow on his
right temple aud thought be- had been
struck by a rock. bat Investigation show
"a that ~ had been struck by pistol
ball and that 70 had entered the skin and
ploughed is way 20 the back OF his head
and stopped from where Il was cut out
by Dr. Howard J Williams