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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Exports per steamship Itasca Tor Bar
timore-75 barrels rosin. l&7 no feet lum.
Der. sos boxes oranges. 25 crates vegeta.
tles. 30 car wheels. ]. 3s0 sacks clay. =
pkgs mdse. y pkg domestics aud yarns
l15 cases canned Roods. s5 80 feet lImhe,
for Baltimore. 50s4 feet lumber FOR PhN
adel.ihis
Ter steamship Tallahassee for New
York. Dec 20 SCI bales sweeauEs a.
bales SEA ISLAND cotton. as bales domes.
tics % barrels rice. 2l barrels turHeu.
tine. i63. isG feet lumber f1s bundles
hides. II bales tobacco. 20 barrels fish. e
cases cigars $3.50 boxes fruit. s,s crates
vegetables - barrels cotton seed oil. 81
bales palm fiber 1000 shingles. barrels
resin oil. 3.922 sacks cottoU seed. - barrels
CLAIMS. 20 cases canned goods -i6 pkg'
mdse.
Per steamship city Of Birmingham foF
Boston. Dec 4-i.53i bales upland cotton
II bales domestics CO barrels cotton seed
Gil. . barrels rosn. ia boxes fruit Is
boxes vegetable. osS tons pig iron. I'd
barrels syrup. "A pkgs mdsc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
rom YEARS ron PERJURY.
Lowndes Court Makes an Example
Of Two negro witnesses.

1-,fto.,. =, D., 10 The ,no.t i'm
49,.
I'''''''
superior 'oHr'' when "dJ'nth'A Au'slAF'
were against TWO negroes I'D Russell and
,f,rL t.i-b.r qt4-y.a v.ith rertirv and
,.,
"''''
receiving stolen goods The TWO negroes
on the nrst charge were before the grand
Jury some time aro AS witnesses against
...-,t.- .t...-..f ,.f,t e--,htlt.. Thu.
H"'Ie 'h'y hto never seen 'ne p'n'l'
fhmoit. OUT Ut iiieT developer tn"' ih'y
h'N nee. J. r., games WIN me aolus'i
plrIit7 h'in "i ''e negroes were convict
80 oi kiin"iiut I'''hilS anu .h N. eP'
'i'i session 'N'F were i'hhl kuil'y "i
perjury ~ -i'i" llis. D" ~ pI's'i''-
mtni~ f,i'fI'h ." perjury 's sI""'hS
t'H M me county ana .Npi.s-'" tssI',
'N't SN'h was '''' EASY. "' t"o "oSt"'9
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
THE SUPREME COURT.
4 number of Decisions Handed
Down Yesterday.

Atlanta. Dec 9o-The following decisions
have been handed down by the Supreme
Court:
2io-Ridlcy 81. al. survivors vs. High
tower. before Judge smith Pulaski su-
perior Court Judgment affirmed
An concur, cXceps Bumpkin. =. j.. dis
qualified
gill Redding VS.. Lennon. before Judge
Bcunot Ware Superior Court. Judgment
affirmed ali concur except Fish. j.. abb
sent.
2i2-Iang VS.. Savannah. Floridn and
Western Railway Company. before Judge
Williams city Court Of W1ycross. Judg-
meni affirmed, all couiurrlng except Fish
j.. absent.
2l3-Carter & Ford vs.. johnson e. al
before Judge williams. city Court OF
Waycross. Judgment affirmed. an con-
curing
2o6-Landfair vs.. Thompson. before Judge
Smith, Pulaski Superior Court Judgment
reversed. all concurring except Fish j.
absent
2N-Ashhurn VS.. Spivcy. before Judge
Hansen, Colquiu Superior Court. Judg-
ment affirmed. all coucurring
05-Atklusou. Governor. for use. etc.
vs.. Cawley, before Judge smith. Mont
gomory Superior Court. Judgment ar
frmed. an concur. except Fish j.. absent
24-lllis az. al VS. Smith. VS.. Bussey.
tzsfere Judge Smith. Irwin Superior Court.
Judgmcns reversed. all concurring except
Fish j., absent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Falmouth. Dec 20-.Arrived. steamer
Pesreth. Shields for Fernundna-
Dakar. Dec. is.-saiied. steamer Castle
field. por Tampa
philadelphia. Der 3-Arrivcd. steam
or Berkshire Savannah
JACK souvllle Fla, Dec -o-ArriVcd.
steamship Atlas. Rube'h. baltimore
Feraandina, Fla. Dec 3o-ArriVei'
schoener David Baird. Fisher. ST. fierre'
Martinique
Sailed-sc boomer Grccnlcaf. johnson.
Woodruff New Heven. conn bark Jen-
ME MIR. Puo. Barcelona.
Pensacola. Fla. Dec. O-Arrlvct
steamship Lowlands CBr. Thomas. -
Michacls. schooner Florence u. hew-on
tBrl Patterson. Dcmcrars, bark Borne
non. Thormodsen. Pcruambueo.
sailcd-sieamshi Pensacola simmons
Galveston. StratEloven OBD. INNS. BARGE
Iona. not previous.
Cleared-s chooncr Davy Crockett, Nor
rte Belize
p~nracola Dec. i9-Arrlvod steamers
Velleda tBrl. Tullock ST. Mlchaels. Cap
euor (Brl. Kolham. NON caEtle-on- 7 Fn".
Clcared-stoamcr Pensacola. simmons
Galveston
Charleston. Dec. 0-Arrivei steamer
Carib. Ingram. Brunswick. proceeded 20
Boston. standard OH barge So. -. WI
minEton. y. C., 10 tow tug AleXani'f
Jones. T.. $. $. Blake. Baltimore. bound
60 Porto Rico
Key West Fla. Dec. N-Arrivei
steamer NJ ami. Delano Havana ard sail
ed for Miami. schooners q Frank Seal
b. Nuevitas. Nunplrei,. Nassau
English ship Mount oswald ashore near
Carysfoot light from Norfolk. bonua go
1ampico. Assistance has gone.
Carrabelle Fla. Dec. W-Entere1
schooner Levi 5. Andrews. Alley, BoS-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Three OF the Fasorites Among the
winners Yesterday.

New orleans. Dee. 9o.-Belle OF orleans.
s,raugest and Indian were the winning
favor.tes to-day. summaries:
First nacc-One mile selling. Belle OF
Orleans. To- 90. won. with silver CON.
i go 8. second. and Lady Curzon. y 10
!. third. Time l.fs
Second Race-seven fuflongs. selling
Georgia Gardner n 10 J. won. with sa-
line y 20 J. second. AMI Algie NJ. to
!. third. Time i.36
Third Race-One mile and a sixteenth
selling. Strangest, 20 10. won. with
sauoer 20 2. second. and Alvin " 20
90 !. third Time 5Ti.
Fourth Race-six furlongs, handfcap
Senator Beveridge 10 20 !. won. with Tom
collins. 20 ]. second. and Tom KlnEs.
ley Z 70 % third. Time 1913.
Firth Racc-one mile ana nftv wards
Indian. 20 2 won. with Emierant I 10
J. second and Spurs, S TO ]. third. Time
sixth Race-seven furlongs, selling.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
PASSED FRom nose TO EAn.
Careless Handling of PISTOL Causes
Accident Near Dublin.

Dublin. Ga. Dec. 90. The news reach
81 the city yesterday OF the accidental
shooting Tuesday night near Rocklcdse.
this county. OF Mr.. Ben wilkes by Mr..
Crosby williams. Messrs wilkes and
Williams were on their way 10 the homo
Of a neighbor. and becoming chilled by
the cold built a IRE by the side OF the
road.
Each had a pistol and were examining
t. when IN some way the pistol 90
the hands OF Williams was discharged
the bali passing through the nose ~
Wilkes and lodging iu his left ear wilkes
was carried 20 the home OF Mr. joan
Williams, which was near and medic 81
aid summoned. lie is not badly wounded
ana VIII recover though 90 Is probable
that he Will be dishgured for NE.
Last evening. shortly after dark. NJ.
r. J Blackshear. hrother-in-llw Of the
late Gov. W. y Atkinson fe.l into che
open sewer on Monroe street and badly
spralned one % his ankles. ], will prob
A1ly he several weeks before he ,.au
walk without the aid Of crutch Mr.
Blackshear has an impairment Of sigh.
and walked into the sewer while attempt
ing TO cross the street at right angles.
The sewer Is ten or twelve feet deep anl
Mr. Biackshcar was iu II for some time
before he succeeded IN attracting the AZ.
tention OF passer-by
Tuesday afternoon last. a. the saw and
gris' mill Of Mr.. J. J. Branch. "a, Tweed.
this county Ar n s. Splvey was badly
Injured Mr.. Spiyey was az tho mill
talking to Mr. Branch, when several logs
became dlslodged and rolled rapiiiv down
the skids towards them. Mr. Branch sue
ceeded IN getting out Of the way. but Mr.
SpIvey was not 50 fortunate. one OF the
logs rolled over him, breaking mis- right
les IN several places and badly laccratiue
the left He was carried 10 the home of
Mr. Branch and medical aid given him.
The approaching marriage OF Miss Beu-
loh Mirar aud Mr.. WIN Curry Is anuounc-
Cd
Tho fan term OF the Dublin Public
Schools closed yesterday The sprine
term opens Jan. Z.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters Of Interest 60 shfpping Mes
Generally.

Capt W. r. Gibson. general manager
OF the Southern Transportation Company.
has decided TO build the new steamboat.
the hull for which was recently bought
in Jacksonville a. the companys wharf.
foot Of Aborcorn street A. previously
stated the machinery Of the wrecked
steamer COOK has been recovered and IT,
now 90 the Southern's wharf The hull
will b. brought up from jacksonville
shortly. when force OF machiuists will
commence the work capt. Gibson t.
mechanic himFoif aua while he will not
do any OF the work 10 VII bo done undei
his supervision.
The bark Lizzie Curry Is tied up near
Willirk marine railway. She o. soon 20
De- hauled out for on examination. u will
then be decided what repairs are 70 be
made On her.
Secretary Long has submitted to Con-
grcss Information concerning the cost Of
running armed vessels. tenders and war
ships sent 20 the Philippines OF from there
since May .. 1899.
The famous trip Of the oregon AROUND
Cape Horn from san Francisco 20 Key
West cost St1.asL not including che cost
of coal consumed. which costs 300. When
D.. i@s. The trip cost fll5,llo without the
expense 81 coal. which cost SECS IN adj
dit.on.
Thirtecn trips have been made around
the Horn hy various vessels in che time
~ question including the oregon twice.
Marietta. Justin. Sterling twice. Iowa,
Celtic. Sclndit. Badger, Marblehean,
Newark and Iris Exclusive OF coal cost,
THESE trips cost the government $616. 80
hg
class q vessels 10y the Suez canal route,
and the canal tolls amounted TO S59.A3.
The ships that went boy this route were
Helena. Bunalo twice Raleigh. Prince
ton. Castinc. Solace. Yosemite. Olympia,
Glacier. Nashville. Brooklyn, Marietta
New Orleans. the Dixie ami the Alexan-
dor twice through. The cost OF these
trips exclusive OF canal tolls and coal
consumed. was Sl5i $50 Including the
canal tolls these seventeen trips cost the
government 1913 $50 This b. only slightly
more than the cost OF thirteen trips
around the Horn. and the cost OF coal
around the latter route would be much
greater than hy the Suez canal. The cost
OF bringing Admiral Dewcys flagship
Olympia from Manila. was }5s.ssT for coal
xlza7t running expenses and &,iA Suez
canal tolls. 0r q total Of Sl5ol-s'.
Tests are being made in Washington.
%. c. Of storm warning lights TO be piac-
ga on tine new signal towers recently au-
thar.zed hy Congress 10 bc established
lea the principal harbors OF the country
While the maximum OF the present car
rylns capacity is about i've or six miles.
d. ls hoped 60 reach II miles at sea with
the new oil lamps. ana Is 10 ls miles with
the electric lights in ordinary weather
American makers have protested against
the award ~ foreign manufacturers. ana
Chief Moore OF the Weather Bureau
has decided that preference viii be given
e. the American bidders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
SET FIRE TO BUILDINGS.
Three Women nj state Prison Farm
Suspected Of Arson.

suspected of Arson.
Atlanta. Dec. @.-Threc women confined
az the state prison farm az MHleigcviHs
are suspected OF having set IRE to the
buildings which were burned down az thc
farm last week. Two OF tho women are
negroes and one s. white.
Information was received from the farm
this morning by Chairman Turner or the
Prison Commission. to the effect th4,
there IL sufficient evidence 20 convict the
three women OF the CRIME OF arson. 40
arrests have been made. a. the women
are already serving a sentence in tho PEN
itcntiary
The IRE caused a greos sensat Son az tho
time. and % was thought then that the
blaze was caused by inceudiaries
II Is believed that they SET nre 10 the
building with the hope Of escaping. but
not one prisoner got away.
The women viii be presented 10 thu
grand jury at its session IN January. n
is very likely that they viii b. Indicted
for arson and punished accord ngiy
Tho destruction Of the buildings proved
a big loss TO the state. as they were an
new. and cost about S5oo0
Work has commenced on new ones
however. and Il will not b. long before
they are COMPLETED.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

special recognition. aud Il such was at
tended with or without personal risk, ~.
boa tue opinion Of his honor the Mayor
suet acts tre mcritorlous and worthy Of
Special recocuitiou. be- VIII direct the so
ntculcut 60 enter the name Of the
officer az member performing the same on
Boz toll of merit
order No o. Taking effect Jan I. ~,
the roll of merit viii be 81 three classes
des guatrd as f3lloWs First. oxtra0fdi.
nary bravery. Second. remarkable ac's
% valor Third conspicuous serviee.
Special irFlgn.as viii denote thc class
to which the member 81 entered
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
Al INcENDIARY nLAzE.
Negro Barber'> House nj Athens set
On Fire.

Athens. Ga. Dec. 0-Last night % 10
O'Clock the house Of Rev. Reid. negro
barber who lives on Bridge street, near
the river. was discovered 20 be on fire.
The fire proved 10 De Of peculiar char
actcr. and investigation showed chat one
sid, OF the house had been drcrcned with
Kerosene ola and a match applied.
when discovered, flames were leaping
over the top of the house aud were lick
ing in al the windows. Help wos imme-
diatelv summoned aud water thrown az
the bottom Of che building. which soon
cxtireulshed the fire 4 search was im-
mediately made TO mud some trace OF tho
nend who attempted the arson. but 80 Ear
no clew has been found Detectives are
at work on the case. The only occupants
al the house were two small children. as
tho parents were on at meeting.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
RoLL or MERIT Fon FIREMEN.
sIeritorious Acts WIN lie Recognized
In the Department


A roll OF merit "a 10 be established IN
the Savannah Fire Department. upon
which the names OF hremen who have
distinguished themselves by meritorious
actions will be kept. An amendment 20
the rules OF shc department has been
passed. and Tie new century Will see the
nremen eligible 10 the honor of having
their names appear IN connection with q
record Of some signal service. An order
relative 20 the roll o. merit has been is
sued by Superintendent J. r. Mcguire OF
the department and the amendment ana
the order follow
"Amendmeur 10 Rules nking effect
Jan. ]. 1907. a roll ~ mcrii will be- cab
lished. 90 shall bee the duiy OF the super
intcndeut 20 investigate and report In
writing 20 bis honor. tho Mayor, al meri-
ioiieus octs occurrinR IN the FIRE depart
ment Ali such reports will contain the
following Information The date. time. 10
cation Of premises. the character Of the
N"rk Performed aud the name Of the fire.
naih. together with an opinion as 20
Nastnes such act or acts are worthy OF
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

schooner Fannie Rciche. Fcrnandina TO
Baltimore lHmber. S.25.
schooner 4. l.. james, Savannah 70
New York. lumber $50
Schooner s 49, Morris. Charleston. s. C..
20 Baltimore. lumber. s..
Schooner Ella Davenport, Philadelphia
30 Mobile. $50 tons OF coal. 81 60 and dis
charge.
Schooner c. H. sprague. Promised
Land TO Wilmington. y. C.. ash scrap,
s. 25
steamer Lynalder (Br). Savannah 20
Liverpool. Havre or Bremen. cotton. PIT.
waite terms January"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
a WRECK NEAR ADRIAN.
WadIey and VT. vernon Train Went
Through Tre-tie.

Adrian. Ga. Dec. ia passenger
train on the wadloy and At Vernon
Railroad was completely capsized ia't
night. eight miles north OF here. me
coach and one box car fell through lhe
trestle. which Is fifteen feet high. Iha
engine had got over and when tns
car and coach struck the trestle. oo'n
went down. The coach turned over ono
side
Several passengers were on board. Mr.
Frank Bowan was badly hurt beins
thrown from one side TO the other. John
Cannon. a train hand. was severely hufi'
ana may have some limbs broken.
a New York drummer. one from haill-
more and two from Macon were on noHfi,
but they were not hurt. 4 lot Of goods
IN the box car was damaged.
Miss Maggie Crasson OF Macon, Is sls'e-
ing the Misses Dauscn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

In the Recorders Court yesterday Nel-
son Simmons. coiored, charged with the
theft OF a laprooe from william Myers.
wns sent 10 the city Court
James Stoddard white. charged with the
larceny OF rug from J. ~ McGlllis, was
also sent 70 tho same tribunal.
Jack Mite. the colored man. shot night
before last hy Patrolman ID. Sandiiord.
and afterwards sent 10 the barracks as a
suepicious character. was discharged.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Magistrate !. r. Nathans Will make his
usual Christmas presents to the poor
white children OF the city An OF chem
that VIII send their stockings 20 him AZ
DIS onice. No jos Bryan street. west. be-
fore Monday noon viii not regret 70. as
Mr. Nathaus has ever proved a generous
Chris krinEiC
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold under guarantee at following stores.
Rowilnskrs. Jones Masonic Tcmpls
knights. w. +. Reds. Marlows cleve-
lands. Donnelly's. and W. a. Pigman"a
savannah Ca.
LIPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca, ana
W. II. REID. Savannah. Ca, Distributors.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
TREE ron INFANr CLASS.
Little Folk Of -. Johns Entertained
by Their Teacher.

The infant class Of ST. Johns sunday
School was given Christmas tree az the
Parish Han yesterday afternoon. The en-
tertalnment was given the little folk by
Miss burroughs. teacher OF their class.
4 number Of them were present. many
accompanied by parents. older sisters or
nurses. All enjoyed their stay ln che hall
and their very evident pleasure was deep
Is gratifying 10 their teacher.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New
York
Steamship Itasca. Bhlups. Baltimore.
Steamship Armenia OBJ, scearf' Ant
wcrp via Bremen.
Steamship ATLAS. Rubelll. jacksonville
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
Notice 10 Mariners.

Pilot charts and al photograph, infor-
nation will be furnished masters 81 ves-
sells free OF charge IN United States hy-
geographic Office On Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 10 call 10 the ofnee
Reports Of wrecks and dcreiicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
GrorsIa nccruiis for The Nav,.

Atlanta. Dec. 2o.-Thirty-four yolug mer
have enlisted a. the navy recruiting sta
iion here. The party will leave Atlani.
on a special tomorrow
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

,n and women J have been successful because have
been thoroughly uptoiate ana keep pace with latest
dscoycfiIs OF science Few phy that ID h.
unnecessary as well % the u
treating Structure Naricoccle have perfected a
which absolutely painless gentle. but thorough
y cncctveI have tested in than ten thousand
and experience warrants my saying
failure Is impossible IN q per all treated
Ny treatment can be applied your and "a
effected without detention from or other
uucsI also cure with the same degree 90 All pr
chronic diseases Of men II you are
, afflicted with form Of skin Disease Blood Poison
Rheumatism. .dney ana Bladder Complaints Loss OF
Manly Nsor Female weakness etc, invite you In
fully exclusive methods treating these
J show What ! have done for others
and explain the superiority ms treatment 10 your
consult alton write symptom blanks
hdcntal IA Bryan street, Savannah. Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
Foreign Exports.

Per schooner Montana Tor Havana. e 3
iil pieces pitch pine lumber 80 s7 super
fetal feet. value S2lo0 a Cargo by South
cFn Pine Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
AaRIvALs AND DEPARTURES.


steamship city OF Augusta, Doggett,
Now York Ocean Steamship Company.
schooner Anna r. Bishop, Bowen. New
Vogk-Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
pn..cnscr. b. steamshIp..

Passengers by steamship city Of Au-
eusta New York for Savannah. Dec. y.
- II. Kuge. f. n. Huge Mrs. G. u.
Ruge. Master G. W. Ruge. Miss l.. Mey-
an. George Raymond Miss r. l. Hah'
Mrs. 1. ID. sunson, Miss " Nesb.tt, Miss
4. paeettl Miss v. Higgins. @. II.
Baldwin. Miss Mary Conner. J. D. Comer'
~. L Harold. A. O. Blackmar. w. ~
TAFT T A. Daunn g. r Drake. Miss r.
Harmon. Rev. c. L. Thompson and wife
H. l.. Waterman and wife, Ivan Water
man. Banneld BTagg. Miss Lumber Pat
sen. Mrs r. Brag. T. +. Mills and VIC
q. b. Niehard. Il. II. Daring. +. Pidcock
ana wife Miss b. Pidcock 4. 7. Mer-
rick. j. A Powie, c. +. Wright, r. IA
row. r. l.. Karow. Miss +. Berger. II.
: kramer. wife and children. Mr.. Jsmi-
son and vie. Mr. stubbs, NJ. Rauers' d
Rauers. G. Dent. Miss f. Ryals. =. l..
C,skius. J. j. Waring. =. y. Gaynor' a.
Kaiser. Miss II. Thomas, Miss ]. Darby
Miss carrie York J. II. Starbuck. W.
Y Coleman. NJ Maloncy. J. +. Perry and
u1fe l.. Il. Decker. w. Waeterow, u. r.
Sweeney. : Gabbttt. u. Schnerer Mat
fte Miller Mrs. T.. Darby Pricaila Wal
ace. Mrs s Brown. 4. II Rubey II. y
Cordarl. r. straus. u. Mcdonnell. A
N,ddr. j. Tric. c. Arnold. G. Demp. c.
Tttcnbaum. J Mihckcr. W. Noouan, j.
Gallagher. Mrs J. McRae. b. Lewis, w
Noonan.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Baltimore. Dec 90.-Arrived. schooner
Ida Lawrence Savannah.
Subsistence State o. Texas, Savan-
rah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

sun rises al 6.5a q. IN. and sets at 45s
y ~.
High water ~ Tybee to-day az 6'57 o.
m. and 7I7 =. IN. High water az savan.
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Passengers arrived hast night on steam
shtp chatham from Baltimore-F Kla-
bundle. Mrs. y. Hendricks. l.. n. Boogs
J. G. Thomas. y n. Bell Mrs. J. T..
Williams. Miss - Guerard. }. l.. Sea
brese ". H. Gardner, Miss u. n. Hen
bricks Mrs l.. G Massey. W. Wischel-
baum. Mrs y. II Ben. J +. Williams
"a. r. stevens. Miss y. W. Carter +. II.
Freeman
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Phase. Of the Moon for December
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Maun. TO !. won with Educate. 70 l.
second, and Tea Gown. to !, third. Tine
1884.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

schooner Montana. Booye. Havana
Master
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Passengers hy steamship Tallahassee
for Now York yesterday. II. Z. Bartlett,
h. W. Rathbornc Sister Mary visitation
Frank Hirsch. q. A. Bailey. Sig Baum
]. {. Hemple. T.. T. Cook. l.. G. Adams
and wife. Miss Blanche Cochran, o. G.
Hemple. wife and baby G. II. Carroll
Andrew Boylau. G.. a. Colson-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

Passengers per steamship Itasca sailing
10 Baltimore. Dec. 90. Crosby
Chas. Haven. W. h. Glasscock' Mrs.
Glasscock. Miss NJ Malone. Miss VI. ,.
Keir, /. =. Scatcs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21
STRUCTURE and VARICOCELE.

Twenty Of years
hronc dl.ensc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-21

The bark Lizzie curry Is tied up near
Wilrk marine railway. She D. soon 90
De- hauled out for on examination. II will
then be decided what repairs are 70 be
made on her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-07-05

on this. and show Us the insistence'' In
all probability il will no, be forthcom-
ing and the platform committee will
follow It's own dictates as 10 the proper
course to pursue. There is no doubt
that the personal conviction Of the
members Of lhe platform committee will
be a conservative platform. a simple re-
Affirmation u the Chicago platform.
emitting specific reference 20 10 10 |. |
have no doubt Mr.. Bryan would accept
snch n platform II il went before him rs
the viii Of the convention. The fact is.
We think 1t rather unjust TO place Mr..
Bryan in the attitude Of dictator max.
Ing demands. and we are proceeding on
the theory that these socalled demands
are not in reality being made by him.