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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. \. W. B1run Of Atlanta is guest
Of the Screveu.
Mr.. D. Mulky Of Athens Is registered
az tho Pulaski
Mr. Guy Mitchell OF Atlanta is a guest
Of the Pulaski
Mr. W r crawford OF Atlanta IS a
guest Of tine Screven.
Mr. b. Il. Jones OF Wildwood Is regis
tered at the Screven.
Mr. s W williams Of Atlanta Is reg
istcrcd az the Pulaski
Mr. W. r. wiuford OF waycross is reg
isteEed 40 the screvcn.
Mr. swindeu 81 Rainbrldge Ca. Is
registered az the Pulaski.
Mr. u. A. McCaium of Bostwick. Fla.
s. a guest Of the Pulaski
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Legarc OF Columbia
are guests OF the De Soto
col W. O. Obcar returned 70 Atlanta
yesterday via the Central.
Mr. l. Hess left Va the Pllnt System
yesterday for Montgomery
Mr A W Mcdonald OF Paradise. Fla
is registered 81 the Pulaski.
Mr W C. Brewer sailed on the ITALIA
hassec yesterday for New York
Mr. J. @. saunders OF Alexardersvile
registered az the Pulnsld yesterday.
Mr. g. w McLauc OF Dublin was among
the arrivals at the Pulaski YESTERDAY
Mr. c. n. McCmrg lcft Via the sea
board AR Line yesterday for Per sui, utn.
Mr. ". r. Hutchius left via the Sea-
board Air Line yesterday Tor New York.
Mr j. C.. Ousiey OF Iron city was
among the arrivals 81 the Scrcven yester-
day.
Sir. T. =. Joyce OF ST. Augustine wls
among tho arrivals yesterday at the Pu.
lnrkl.
Mr. J. r Tuley Of Fort Fremont C..
was among yesterdays arrivals az the
Screv,n.
M. and Mrs. a. L. Osborne were pas
sensers yesterday on the Tlllah lssee for
New York
Nj L. T.. Walker was passenger over
tho scahoarI Air Line yesterday for
Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs George r. Armstrong and
children were among the que Is Of The
Pulaski yesterday.
Mr. G.. G. Anderson Is a passenger on
the City OF Augusta. which sailed from
New York Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ +. Mason were among
the passengers OF the Seabonrd Air Line
yesterday for New York.
Mrs G. A. whitehead was among the
passengers % the city OF Augusta. which
sailed for Savannah Tuesday
Miss Fielder whose father was yester-
day elected Mayor OF Americas. is guest
OF Mrs W O. Charlton. on Taylor street
Mrs r. NJ Butler. Miss Butler AMI
Miss g. Butler We're among the passen-
gers Of the Tallahassee yesterday Tor New
York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
INSPECTED CmAT-r,moocmEE.
River and Hnrbor Committee Enter
tained at Columbus

Columbus, Ca. Nov 22-Cougressmen
Davidson. Wisconsin. Bishop OF Michigan.
Alexander. New York. Lawrence. Mas
sachusetts Baukhead OF Alabama: Les
ter MADDOX and Adamson. OF Georgia.
members Of the River ana Harbor Com
mitiee. arrived IN the city this morning
and this afternoon took the new steamer
Kelly for "trip down the Chattahoochcc
o. FAR as Noifulk's bend
A number or prominent citizens accom-
panied the congressional party. the mem
beers o. which were very much impressed
with the Importance OF "a large a.uro-
priation Tor permanent Improvement OF
the river. Heretofore annual appropria-
tons have hardly been Sufficient 90 pay
salaries. keep government property in re-
pair and remove temporary distinctions
from the stream
The engineer tn charge estimates that
$500 will bc sufii rieut Co permanently Inn
prove tho stream so it viii be- navignhle
20 Columbus az an stages 81 water. This
S. 10 addition 90 usual annual oppronria-
tion OF $4,000 and Conrressman Adam
som Will insist upon the total apnropria-
tlon OF $4,000 even. ~ she annual sum.
must be cut or Tor few years iu order
20 secure o. This evening the party icfi
for Mobile bv a special train provided by
the Central Railroad.
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ShInnIng Mrmnrnnhn.

Charleston Nov 22-Arrived. steamer
Comanche Pennington. New York. pro-
cecdcd Jacksonville.
Port Tampa. Fla. Nov 22-Arrlvea.
steamer olivette. smith Havana, via Key
West and returned
Key west Fla. NOV. @-Arrived
steamer Miami. Delano Havana. and
sailed for Miami
Baltimore. Nov. 22-saiIed steamer
Florida. Savannah; State Of Texas. Sa-
vannah Augustus Welt. Charleston; The
Josephine. Savannah
Baltimore. Nov 22-saled, steamer
oliver s. Barrett. Jacksonville
Philadelphia. Nov 22-Arrived. steam
sra~Ncstover. jacksonville.
Havre. Nov. p Arrived. steamer Nth.
Pensacola. via Norfolk
Jacksonville, Fla. Nov 2.-Cleared
steamer. Jessie Meouarrie. Nuevi,as.
Pensacola. Fla. Nov 9.-Arrived.
steamer Gaditnno (span) Gecopichea.
Galveston. put IN, coal banks Marciani
dtai), Carl. Havre, scilin utsI). Pat
azza Valencia
sailed steamship Leonora Cspan.)
Bustinza. Liverpool.
Cleared steamship Heashnsld (Br.),
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
THE ARMY OF HEALTH,
The Army In the Philippines Insig-
nincant Compared with This one.

II all the people In the United states.
Canada and Great Britain who MAKE daily
use Of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets could
be- assembled together % would make a.
army thai would outnumbcr our army %
orc hundred thousand by "a least ave 20
enc.
Men and women. who are broken down
in health. are only part of the thpu
sands who use this popular preparation.
the greater number arc people who ATE
in fair health bat who know that the way
10 keep well t. 20 keep the digestion pee
feet ana use stuart Tablets az regularly
a. meal time comes 20 insure good diget-
lion and proper assimilation Of food
Prevention is always better than cure
and disease can nud 10 footnold u me
digestion IS kent iu good working oFarr
~ the daily use II Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
MIR Thomas seae. Mayncld Cal. saws
Have usesd and recommended stuart ,
Tablets because there Is moth uS Ike ihti"
20 keep the stomach right
Miss IeHa Divei} te45 Plummer street
pittsburg Pa. writes IT wish everyone
TO know how grateful 7 am FOR stuart -
Dypspepsa Tablets. ] suffered iof a i'hs
time and did NOT know what allied me j
lest flesh right along until one day no.
f tireu an adhrf fl@f ~ llN OF NifFH.
ard Immediately bougat a 80 cent box "a.
the drug store ! am only on the sec'n
box and am gaining lu flesh and color
have az last found something that mas
reached my aiiment."
From Mrs Del Eidred sun Prairie
Wis. u was taken dizzy very suddenly
during the hot weather % the past sum
r1cr After ter DAYS OF constant dizEin's s
went 20 our local physician. who sail
my liver was torpid and had over-heated
my blood ne restored mo for two week
without much improvement finally
thought az gtuarts Dyspepsia Tablet 3
(which had used long before Ter rarion
bad feollng) and the nrs' three tablets
icped me
They nre easily the hest all around ram
/ iy medicine ever used
The army % people WHO take Stuart e
Tablets are mostly people IN fairly good
health. and who keep we'll hy taking them
regularly after meals They contain no
op'ates cocaine or any catnnr'ic Or lnju-
ricus drugs simply the natural peptones
ana direstives which every weak stom-
aCh lacks.
STUART Dyspepsia Tablets are sold hy
druggists everywhere iu United states.
/ Canada and Great Britain.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
STRICKEN oN STREET can.
George P.H. Jones Has nm Apoplectic
stroke and Expired.

George r.H. Jones Has m Apoplcctic
stroke and Expired.
George T. u Jones residing NJ Mont
eomery and Thirty-second streets. was
stricken with apop.exy while riding on an
Abercorn street car last night and died.
In the street railway waiting room at
whitaker and Forticth streets. few min
utes afterwards.
Jones was returning from a meeting Of
Haupt Lodge OF odd Fsllows. when ne
received this last stroke. RE fell between
the seats and was never conscious after
wards when tho waiting room was
reached he was removed from the car and
mc'lical aid summoned. but nothing could
De- done FOR him and in "a few minutes he
hreathed his last
Coroner Goette was summoned and re-
moved the body 20 tho residence OF che
unfortunate man Tho coroner decided
that death proceeded from perfectly nat
ural causes and no inquest will be held
The stroke OF .ast night was the tnird
by which Jones has been attacked.
He was . years old and leaves a wife
and i've little boys For some years he
has kept a small shop near his pace OF
residence. and before and during thar
time was a city drummer for one of the
commission houses on the Ray The hour
OF his funeral has NOT been determined.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Mckenzie. Buenos Ayres. Gustave Aiol'a
CGerD. HeimburE. Glasgow.
ST. Michael Nov 2i.-Arrived steam
or Apex Pensacoa FOR Genoa. for aL
Port lamps. Fla. Nov. % Arrived
steamer Everett Howard Cartaret 81
] tug Dnuntless and schooner Frank g
Neatly; steamship Olivette. Smith. Ia.
vana. via Key West
Sailed. steamship sandheld Cause
Cette. via Norfolk. tug Dauntlees ali
schooner Neatly Havana. steamship Oh.
vette. Smith. Havana, via Key West
Port Royal. &. c.. Nov. 2-Clearsl,
schooner Sarah y. Fell. Fernandina
Fernandina. Fla. Nov. p Sail
schooner BrigaGier Maker. Arrayo. PvTb
Rico.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
SENSATION ~ CONFERENCE
North Georgia Methodist Preacher
VIII Hs Tried.

From the Atlanta Constitution
a sensation was sprung 100 the Mefho-
aist conference meeting yesterday morn
lng. when committee was app1inted o
try Rev G.. S owens o. Augusta on a
uA,st serious charge The charge is ina
morality and contains three -i0ca-
lions az follows
drunkenness
Second sIns tlle and harsh language
ThFl-Eralch of promise.
Presiding Elder j D. king ~ the Au-
rusfa district yesterday rogue tei that
3 tr1l br given Mt owens and Bishop
Hendrix appointed tho 10 lowing CONF
mitfee 90 investigate the charges - j.
Myrck "a D. Edmunson. william Dun
bar e. So Verdict r. g.. Mark. ~ ".
QuIIIau 10 g. cnrisuau. l. l.. Pierce ami
D. T. urkey This committee met IN
secret session In tae afternoon anl Il IS
understood that report Wili Do ready
for conference this morning The verdict
~ emo committee. however, ls being care
nls guarded
I H understood that Mr Owen pleads
guilty to The urst two spes.hcatlou-.
calming sNtcnuatlug circumstances aud
pi.ad- not guilty 90 the last specification.
IL fhr committee nuds him guilty 90 will
un Iis pun siulent. which. 90 ls thought,
viii nc dIeulrmcut from tine North Geor-
ra Conference This means tnat he can
DOT secure another license 10 preach for
several years a. least and not until he
shows mo proper repentance.
Mr. owens was pastor % the Beiair
mission OF Augusta. when the charge WAS
preferred nEaius' him. The nrst two spec
ihcations are the outgrowtn OF the Thorn
sou Methodist Church. preceding his go
INK 60 Augusta. u is charged that he
broke his engagement 20 a young lady
without her consent while be WAS pastor
Of the First Methodist Church Of Grimm
The outcome OF the case viii be- watched
with interest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Miss Julia Holland ana Mr. s NJ Wood
both Of Gordon county. were married
Tuesday in the North Rome depot by Rev.
J. w.Guiam. Tho couple came 20 Rome
with little idea 90 wedding but decided
"a snort while before departing FOR home
90 embark ou the matrimonial sea. A
preachers services were secured just be-
fore the train ou the southern Road ar
rived. ln the presence - few travel
ers they were made husband and wife
Hoth of tho parties are well known iu
Gordon county. the groom being quite "a
wealthy man and the bride a very hand
Eoma Woman
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Fort Myers Press Hunters looking for
big game can DC accommodated hy looking
up Dave Pool. as be- says ne can put
them on tho trail Of a big tiger in the
corkscrew. he ran across "a couple OF
dead deer. covered with straw. evidently
the work of hig tiger. as the animal
tracks could hc seen ala about the prey
Dave would have gone after the animal
but HE dog turned tain and he had to give
a. up.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Quincy Herald: our state Legislature
Il obliged 10 De called together occasion
oily. and IN most cases each member
thinks he must introduce some new law.
The state ls over huudened with laws
now. many Of which. II repealed would
be blessing 90 the people Tho game
law. for instance. reaches or modified
10 such an extent as 20 give The native
Floridian fair chance nj the game Ia
MS own territory. The law as 81 stands.
"hl equal up with any trust that Is To-
existence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
N uoNoR or MR. SMITH.
Young Peoples society OF Christian
EndcnVor Entertained.


The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
uan Endcavor Of the First Prcshyterian
church last night gave reception To
Rev. aud Mrs. Arthur J. Smith. Mr.
smith is the retiring pastor Of the church,
ana II was as farewell function that the
af1air was given IN honor OF him ard
Mrs. smith. Tho attendance was large
ana all spent the evening very pleasantly.
4 musical ans literary programme served
90 eulvcn the evening. Mrs william
C.ark.s singing was greatly enjoyed. as
were tho selections rendered hy the fol-
owing quartettc Mrs Clark Mrs. Bishop.
Mr. House and Mr. Byrnee. Nj Maut
Hood gave q humorous Irish reading.
The lecture room was decorated In white
uud blue the colors ~ the society. The
members served refreshments. ard did
much Tor the entertainment OF their Wis
ltors. Another entertaiumc will be given
this afternoon and evening In the lecture
room by the Earncet Workers. lasting
from 4 until 10 o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
FLORIDA.

Barlow Courier-Informant: Oranges
are rolling pas, Us now in good style.
about twenty -four carloads having come
up the road last week besides what lcft
che packing houses here Tire coloring
has reached deep yellow. aud the pulp
that unmat-hn blc combination OF SUGAR
and acid that 80 other fruit can approx
innate. our packers are very busy and
paying nne prices for al they can get.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
CITY BREVITIEs.

Nine arrests were made by the police
yesterday up TO midnight. bu, none OF the
prisoners was cent In on any serious
charge.
Savannah Porter. the coiored woman,
that was cut BY her husband. James Por-
ter Wednesday afternoon. 70 stu alive.
though IN precarious condition.
Mr. r. T.. Reubach. clerk OF the Court
% Ordinary. requests the Morning News
TO state that he was not at the Second
District NathanF Club Wednesday night
Ss reported
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
Wood Mosaic Co.
Floors

Have been laid IN many Of the COM
Portable homes In New York. Boston and
other cities. More clcanly and economical
than carpets Plain and fancy floors laid
and polished complete over old floors,
making solid and beautiful improve
mcut
Having q number OF floors 90 lay IN Sa-
yannah this month We can quote close
figures. Catalogue and estimates may be-
had by undressing J. VI. ADAMS.
BOX 90. Savannah. or 81 y. Charles
Baltimore Md
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


s 9oae.So; January $3.50; February $685.:
March. s. sac. %
Butter steady; creamery. lsa26c. state
dairy. i6q2ic
Cheese. quiet
Eggs. steady. state and Pennsylvania,
1iN-Sc' Western regular packing. q "a
Potatoes, steady and unchanged
PEANUTS steady. fancy handpicked, 40
5c, other domestic. &c.
Cabbage. steady. Long Island. per .u,
s. o0GAO0
Cotton by steam to Liverpool. ooc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
Young GrnL's STORY.
says She Was Led 10 n House of Ill
Pane through Promises of Work.

fhme i"'""E" PROMISES "'
pathetic scene was enacted al the
u,y,r., o,nre yeat.rs,y. about o'clock
r. ,.,.,,, ,.o,,,sr ,,.,,,-ed ~ ,h4t
49,,
hoNr ana I'qN'N''h 10 ~" '"' 't'''
their manner indicating thht they haA
tale to unfold on, 90 ths Young women
y.- ,tre,d, t,oyvn a. ia. rV,hanre. she
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i'''"N '''''"'"''' ''''''' '"
mofh'f a. an hpPhehht l'i '"'ii.' ""'"
a child and having later been led Co i"ud
a ffe az shame through Circumstance
.. d.. ..ta
hot ?" ihu'h nee """ ''"''' Fl" - '''@
that 81 her unnatural parent
The other girl was fresh and Young
looking AMI with "A sou,evynnt uueophis-
u~ate.t ,rr.,rance. To Secretary Gamble.
Who tuo,iire1 thetr mission. th. elder rirI
g,ve sor,c account ~ th. csu.. OF their
yi.if IN the efert that nor cornpnuion had
hem brcstrbt T., Savannah from her home
h ONTO nnder f,lse promise Of employ
mr., ana nlare5 Ga house oil shame.
she bod destined ia lead thc NE which
80 tr,,,,,e ~ the hons. caught to force
uron her ana had Ief N. place. bus ne
tns, without friends had been taken 10 the
h.,,se ,vh.re tb. s,v,un,b woman re-
std.d and h,d b..n h,rh,r.d thor. for a
-. as,s u.r ror4oanior ala NOT desire
q, IA ~ ne ~ sa,m. the young woman
s.ld hut desired 10 return 90 her home
III onto u,ry v,ithou, means she nd
a.,,1c1 "a s,ek assi.tanee from the civ
TN, ,,g,, ,.,-ls yrera. admitted 10 the pras-
o.,... - Nt,vor Myers who heard their
s,.,r, a, so,n, length TIN. Young stf,nr-
- s,td t1at b.r home ,yas AT J,cHson
~ ,rd tbst ,hsre ,hc mo- IA woman who
qistcr of OIga Karstenr VINO keeus "A
,lsce A., +bis CIV knovn "a
he swestsh ualace This wo-
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
DEATH or Mns. Il. barbour.
Her Funeral From sacred Heart
Church This Afternoon.

News Of the death Of Mrs. 3 Barbour a.
Meldrim was received Ia Savannah last
pcsday. and was a. her country place az
the time she died The announcement OF
her death will be received with surprise
aud regret Her husband died several
years ago Her only children. Joseph and
Robert T.. the latter an cmploye Of che
Morning News. 90 one time. died last Sep
tcmbcr. Mrs Barbour remains will be
brought here for intormcnt
The funeral viii take place this after
noon NJ 8 o'clock from the Sacred Heart
church The intermcnt viii be in the ca
thcdral Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.

Matter. of Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.
capt. l. Olivar OF the Italian bark
snenzlo reports he passed on Nov. p. in
latitude 2 90 North. and longitude 7A2s
West. American bark Mary Lermond dis
masted and abandoned. The hull was ap-
parenuy in good condition.
An unknown British steamship was re-
ported passed In at Tybee last night, but
her name could not be made out from the
Mnrt,Ilo tower. ana she was not nyiog
signals.
Tho schooner MyTa y. Weaver. from
Fernsndlua. which was towed TO Boston
last week In "a dismastei condition has
been examined by diver. and Il was
found thar her Keel was gone and blses
started Tine vessels bottom was also
otherwise badly damaged Il Is impos-
sih.e to keep her free from water.
The Norwegian bark Eliezer. capt
Maruezzen. from Wilmington. y. C.. on
sept. q. bound TO London which was be-
fore reported having been passed on oct
Is in mid-ocean. with mainmast. foretop-
ealinntmast and mizzentopmast carried
away ard bulwarke damaged amidship
has arrived safely al St Michaet $
Azores.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
wedding In columbus.

Columbus Ca. Nov. 1e.-Miss Resale
Tarver and Mr. Howard Wade were mar
Tied az ST. Luke'f church at O'Clock to-
night. the building being crowded to iis
utmost capacity hy che friends Of the
young couple There were twelve couples
os attendants ard the wedding was one
Of the chief so gal events Of the season.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NotIcc 10 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic info'.
nation will be furnished masters Of yt.-
sells free OF charge In United States bye
geographic Office IN Custom House Cap
tains are requested to call at the On
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Deplr.
msnt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Atlanta Nov 1.-THE Senate to-day
concurred 900 the action Of the House IN
passing ihc hili hy Mr Wells OF Chatham
90 allow the Mayor and Councilmcn q
Savannah 20 purchase lands outside OF
tho CITY limits
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY ~
TWO STATES

Between AlahauA city and Alfalfa
near Rome Monday night fnst Louis
VILE and Nashvili. train rtu o.sr lni ln-
Ftantiy killed Two white mtn named
Whitaker and Adl,holf The meu were
drunk and went 90 sleep near . trcsNc
and on sharp curve Whitaker was
mang,cd bey lnd al recognition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
Chronic Diseases

100000 II is this class 81 diseases that SUI
feres The mselves hut doctors well All
and patent medicines and family remedies" tried.
medical Institutes" and "Compauies' are resorted TO-
but the condition becomes rather than better.
Il the nature OF the disease itself together all
ia complications which be studied sys-
OF treatment be prescribed II is individual
personal which II needed every case
whether Il OF Manly Vigor Varicocce
Blood Poisoning. any form % Genital Urinary
Complaint Il Is such treatment that DrHathnway gives
his pndents. such treatmen. only That method
right been proved by the uniformity and iuvorin
bty Of hts FOR the past q years. record which
placed advance 81 all specialists
the treatment Of Chronic Dfcases Can his ONCE
him for free consultation and advice for COPY Of
his new sa-page book ''Manness NFor HEALTH and
m blank once hours 20 Y M 2 10 s. p. sun
u lTlr IIat s..a., 4
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
COTTON SEED OIL

New York. Nov. 22-Cotton seed Of
steady with sales OF December-Janunr %
Sic. and spot on the same basis. but 4u'et
Prime crude barrels. @iac. nominal. prime
summer yellow. &c. on summer yellow.
S1lsc Prime winter yellow. SSuioc Prime
white, IQSc. Prime meal. 50 .00a Is 3D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Nov 1.-THE November corn
deals monopolizcd attention 70 great fN-
tent on the Board OF Trade TO-DAY tAi'
delivery as well as for December 90 e.rs
iic higher Wheat was duh and unrahnS-
81. oats az the close were &c higher Anl
provisions a shade TO Sc lower
The leading futures ranged as follow.
Opening Highest Lowest. Closng.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Passengers by steamship city Of Au-
eusta. New York Tor Savannah. Nov.
oil. u. McVsan a. Ashley. Mrs. y. A.
Hedge Mrs NJ F. Mckenzie. J. y.
Thompson j. Sherwin. Miss y. Bisoing,
w. To- Marten y. r. Dotncy and VIE,
Miss A. Dotney. MIS-. 6. 4. Whitehead.
" n. Post. C.. c.. Anderson. Jr.. Mr.. Pet
ungrew. James HoIingshead and wife.
" MackHu and wife Mrs. Diers' MT
Diers. Misses Diers. J. r. Parish. Miss f.
". Parish Miss NJ Doyle W. Daugman.
J. Burns. G H. Skcrmer Frank Post. j.
p. Mathies. " r Nester, NJ H. McCo'-
um Mr. Ebert. Mrs. p. Preleoux MI.
stork. ". g. Paterson. 5. Henry. Miss 4.
Mcdonnell. J. Farrar. J. Gerry. J. J. CAL
hsher. O. Wilson. Charles Niece 5. @.
Dear s Codner. Miss J. Bones. j. Olsen.
Passengers by steamship ltasca. sailing
10 Baltimore yesterday-C. r Taunin. j.
p. O'Connor. c. p McFeeley. Mrs. Lizzie
pavey.
Passengers by steamship Tallahassee
FOR New York ycsterday-W. G. Brewer
Mrs Y. VI Butler. Miss Butler. J. Muir
ray. Alfred De.aney. J. G. Hemple. A. l..
Osborne. Z. r. Emerson. a. Z. Smith.
Fred ". Churchill Mr. Diaz and wife.
Mr. Ridiguez. Julius Moll d. Michael.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Newton y c. Nov q The oil age
race which began yesterday with The rum
Ming % Two braces. was continued today
with Increased interest. The weather was
fine and the general conditions sausfae
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