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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-25
s2oAB BOTTLE.
A Candy Makers Trib Story.

On May 10. 1897. we printed the
following item Of news:
On Thursday J. E. Richardson Of
the firm Of Muller & Richardson, IAN
dy makers. had a peculiar accident. A
sixty pound block of ice fell upon the
first knuckle Of his thumb. forcing that
member backward and dislocating it.
Mr.. Richardson drew his thumb back
into place at n C but experienced in
tense pain and the muscles and sur
rounding tissues Immediately began to
swell to an extent alarming to anyone,
especially to a busy man like Richard
son. who personally sepervises the
manufacturing department of his firm,
and manipulates the product.
"Wednesday morning MIR. Richard
son was at work as usual. his thumb
showing no signs Of injury save a slight
scar where the Ice had broken the
skin. Today. Thursday. he says the
thumb is all right and that seven or
eight applications Of the lniment, Trib.
using altogether about one-thlrd Of a
bottle, did the work.
The next day Mr.. Richardson hand
ed in this little note, which we also
printed: ~
Editors News; -Trib did cure a very
severe and painful bruise of my thumb
exactly as described in your issue Of
yesterday. And L consider that the
bottle Of Tr.b was worth to me more
than paid for it. | request you %
publish this or to hand it to the Trib
Co. in order that they and the public
may have the benefit.
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Help the Needy.

S. Arnstein will take charge here Of
any clothing or funds anybody desires
to contribute to the Galveston suffers.
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|. E.
CarsonsC City, May ID, 1897.

Mr.. Richardson, a prosperous bust
ness man, is Still manufacturing candy
in Carson. He says now that If Trib
sold at twenty dollars a bottle. he would
keep it in the house just the same all
the tlme.-Carson News. June. 1900.
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RENO TOWNSHIP \

RENO TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.
Justice Of the Peace-S. w. Epson
Constable-R. c Leeper.
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All accommodations for transient
and regular boarders ....
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
HURRICANE SIGNALS
UP.
SEVERE STORM NEAR KEY WEST
MOVING ~ THE COAST.

Expected 20 strike the Georgia Coast
To-day signal Rockets Fired
Prom the Postonfcc BaiIdtnE aud
the NartcIio Tower at Tybee At
MIdntEht-RIcr Planters and ship
ptnE Men Rear the >torm-Prepar-
atfons az Tybee ana ON the coast
Islands.
That a hurricane may he expected on the
Georgia coast to-day was the informa-
ton received by ihe Weather Bureau last
uiEht shortly before 10 O'Clock. The mes
sage came from Washington; Hurricane
storm warning at Cedar Keys Tampa.
Punta Gorda. Key West Miami. Jupiter.
Jacksonville and savannah. Storm center
q grcai Intensity near Key West. NOV
Ing slowly northward. DANGEROUS and
destructive northeast winds over south
crn FLORIDA during Wednesday night ana
Thursday. extending THURSDAY through
North Fl0rida ard along Georgia coast
This telegram bad been preceded AZ las
In the afternoon. by one ORDERING uP
northeast storm signals on account Of a
tropical storm conferred near Key West.
moving northward. The message further
predicted northeast winds becoming h'gh
"a night AMI continuing to-day with rain.
Observer Boyer and Assistant Observer
Mitchell were kers busy until after mid
night notifying the people and shipping
men OF the approach Of the hurricane
storm signals had been flying all the aft
ernoon afser the receipt OF she FIRST mes
sage. on the Postofilce and Morning News
buildings. and ~ dusk the red lantern
indicating the approach Of easteiy winds
was IT. After the receipt Of the second
message three signal rockies were hred
from the top OF the Postomce building 90
warn river men and the residents Of the
surrounding country Of the probable
storm. These rockets were iired with M
teen minutes intermission between each
beginning al u.e0 O'Clock telephone
message was sent 90 the station az Mar
teilo Tower at Tybee directing that rock
cts also be sent up from there. Ihe
rockets show "A red light that can be
seen under favorable condition. dis
lance Of about eighteen miles. Ihat tney
were seen by large numbers OF persons
was instanced by the numerous requests
for information about them that were
tclephoned to the morning news
The weather conditions yesterday were
almost normal The thermometer regis
tered a maximum temperature 81 - de-
grees. and a minimum Of q. giving
mean OF - degrees. but one above the
normal for the day. There was but
trace Of rain less than .oi of an inch The
excess Of the rainfall for the month Is
% inches. while the shortage for the
year Is us inches.
A storm OF any severity just at this
time will result In great damage. partic-
ularly 60 the rice planters. The back tides
would inundate the fields and the wind
would destroy what grain u left. There
was much concern during the afternoon
and night among shipping mon, planters
ond people on the sea Islands. Properly
owners on Tybee looked after their
houses a. well as they could and every
precaution was taken TO guard against
the storm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
nErrER TnlN Ar SEA GIRr.
RcEimeutai Team Dia shootinE Here
That IVES superior.

Savannah and Sea Giri will not 40 bust
ness together any more. because 81 a GER
tain little unpieasaniness. n b. unnccessa-
~ 70 mention. but. u shc savannah Vol-
unteer Guards had a team there 90 partici-
pate IN the shooting that b. now soins
on. % Is very likely that better scores
than those thus far recorded would BE-
made. and thar savannBhlsns would again
come hack az winners The Washington
posi ~ Tuesday had the account % Mon
days shooting. showing that the sixth
Battalion team % the Natlonal Guard ~
the Dlstrict OF Columbia stood hrst up
io tnat time. when the shooting ai the
.r ana the 5pa-yaris raDgcs. ten shots
at each IA the resimentnl match. had been
completed.
Better shooting was done here IN the
state shoot day before yesterday hy the
Guards reeimental team. Six men COM
pete at Sea Girt while ten were on the
regmcntal seams here Taking the six
men 81 the Guards team who made the
best scores. doubling their scores at 30.
where but five shots were fred total
OF 90 az the two ranges results, against
total OF sa2 made by che District OF
Columbia team. Following b. the score
made By the six Savannahians:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
SUING ron OVER $1,000.
HumboIt and BeIIlnger sued ny New
York boat Oar Company

York Boat Oar Company.
Suit was hled In the Superior Court yes
terday hy the New York Boat oar Com
pany against r. c. Rumbolt and William
". Bollinger formerly OF Savannah. but
AZ present non-resldents. The suit IS FOR
1880 principal on four prcnDlssory notes
OF si.i25 each. with interest from oct. 81
1899. and also SIZES attorneys fees.
The notes were made payable. the petit
ton states. In one. two. three and four
yearr. and were secured by a deed 81 con-
veyance TO lot .. Springfield plantation
and the machinery and plant thereon.
This is the plant that was used hy Rum
holt and Bellinger Ia the Savannah Fox
and Basket Works. though the NAME 81
the concern and tho purpose for which
the plant was used are not mentioned IN
The petition. An oar making machine was
not included in the conveyance. but WAS
simply leased from the New York concern
IL IL stated In the petition that an agree
mont was also entered into by the par
ties by which Rumholt and Belllngcr
were 20 insure the plant for $500. the poll
Icy to be made payable 10 the New York
PARTIES In case Of loss. II is stated that
the defendants have failed 60 keep this
agreement and this Is made the ground
for bringing the suit. The real reason.
doubtless IN the unsatisfactory condition
OF the affairs OF the Savannah BOX and
Basket Works. OF which MeEsrs. Rumaoits
and Beliinger were the proprictors.
The box and basket works were appar-
entity doing a very prosperous business
and the enterprise was supposed 90 be a
payinE one. but SONS months since Il was
announces that Mr.. Rumbolt had disposed
OF HIS interest TO Mr. Bellingcr. II was
quietly understood At the time that he
received practically nothing Cor his share
and was left in bad shape financially Mr.
Bellinger was resident OF Tonawanda.
y. ", though IA was thought he intend
N continuing the business here. II would
seem from the statements contained in
the petition that such h not the case. as
u ls requested that service be perfected
by publication. What were the causes Of
the trouble OF the box and basket works
are unknown here. as thc concern SEEMED
TO be well patTonized and TO be doing a
proeperous business.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Payment Of Lump sum aud Medical
Treatment for Girl Basis of Agree

Treatment for Girl BASIS of AEree-
mrnt.
The Rouse-Icwis case. which has inter
es - the public - the last few days
was settled yesterday by an agreement
between Rouse and the girl's parents. in
which the former on cons.deraiioo Of the
case being dropped and no further action
% any Kind being taken. agrees 90 give 60
me girl So casa. ana TO pay Tor medical
treatment for her under a Savannah phy-
sician Tor one month
The Lewis girl. VINO could noe be found
Tuesday night having left her boarding
house during the afternoon. WINS discov-
cred yesterday morning ia boarding
house on Congress street. near West
Broad. All parties To the agreement. met
in Mr. T. I. Hliis office in the Afternoon.
and the proposition that Vas accepted
was then made 10 was not accepted.
though. without some hesitaury. ana not
until AR. ana Mrs Lewis md made
tiElt 90 The office ~ legai adviser
Another question that was discussed
but which Was not denu.teiy settled. vas
me future movements o. the persons In
frrcsicd iu the matter. IL was conceded
chat % would he exceedingly disaEreeabic
not 20 say impossible. for the PARTIES 90
again occupy the relations o. employer
arsi empoye formerly held or even 60 live
tn each others imms iifte vicinity. and 30
lt o. quite probable that Mr.. ana Mr.
Lewis wR make their future home in
south Carolina, where they formerly
lived.
Rouse had about decided 20 return 10
Cyclone Tuesday night but was per-
suaded not 10 hash hv Mr. Hlil ami hy
his business partner Sir. fawton Mitch
ell. The former WIS ana iou. that q sei-
uemcrt Do made. and thought that one
wouid be possible % the persons interested
could be- brought together. while the lat
ter ia not think that % would b. exactly
safe for Rouse 10 return az the present
time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
bishop KELLEY AT HOME.
MonsiERor sSartinelli VIII omeiate
az Cathedral Dedication.

Bishop Kelley has returned 70 the city
after a months absence IN the North
spent partly in rest at his brothers
home in Brooklyn and partly IN looking
after various matters OF business pertain
ing to the Savannah diocese. on his re-
turn Bishop Kelley came by way OF Gin
cinnasi. where he attended the consecra-
ton OF Bishop Moeller. a former class
mate.
Since his return the Bishop has been
very busy with the affairs Of the diocese,
considerable work having accumulated
during his absence. When seen yester-
day he said that the arrangements for the
dedication OF the Cathedral have not yet
been completed.
THE dedication will take place Oct
p he said "Monsignor Martineili. the
papal delegate 60 this country. viii be In
attendance. Cardinal Gibbons will be un-
able 10 be present. I have no idea what
other prelates will he In attendance. the
invitations not having been sent out as
yet
The Bishop declared that he had moth
ing OF interest 10 report. his vacation hay
ing heen spcnt very quietly. He took no
trouble whatever 90 inform himself as
TO the political situation. II have never
voted and never expect 80" he said.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
CAPT. ". \. harms DEAD.
He Had Come 90 savannah From
Okatie. :. G.. for Medical Treatment.

TIE Had Come 90 savannah From
Okatie. =. G.. for Medical Treatment.
Capt. W. y. Barns died iast night at
the home OF his sister. Mrs. r. c. Zit-
srauer. No. iV Brough,on street. east
He had just reached the city at noon.
coming from his home AZ Okatie. s. c.,
for medical treatment. For some months
he had been here Cor this purpose. his
ailment being dronsy bus some two weeks
ago he returned home because OF an im-
provement The malady grew worse aft
er his return home. however, and he de
clded Il would be well for him 90 come
back 10 Savannah for renewed treatment.
Capt Barns was "a well known farmer
IN Beaufort county. lie was captain Of
the Beaufort District Troop IN the South
Carolina state service. lie was 50 years
old unmarried. and leaves no other near
relatives than Mrs Zitiraucr.
Tho funeral will take place this after
noon AZ 4 O'Clock. from Mrs Zlttrauer's
residence. The interment will be AZ Bon
ayenture.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
TAX RATE A LITTLE LOWER.
FIXED ny THE COUNTY CoNMIs-
sIONERs At SG.25 PI;R $1,000.

with the Reduction an the Rate Of
state Taxation the People VIII
save 20 Gents Per $1,000 on Last
Years state and County Taxes.
The nudset shows There Must ne
Revenue 80 s254.425 "a carry the
County Throush the Fiscal Year.
The county tax rate FOR 1900 was nxed
yesterday By the county Commissioner
Al Sc PER si.ooo. This is reduction q
4 cents per 5000 on the tax rate Of last
wear. sud with the reduction IA the rate
o. state taxation will hring the burden
% stale ana county taxes down from 2ii-s5
o. 81 q pr 81 CO. decrease 81 - cents.
The county rate two years ago was SO
psr u.ooo
The rate for 1900 is practically what
che Morning News has predicted
would b.. OF the FUN amount per 5000
sa7a goes 90 the public schools and Sa53
.Gor general purposes.
The budget Of expenditures nNed hy
the Commissioners for the present fiscal
year Is Szsa.t.s. an increase Of $1,000 over
tho budget for 1853. The complete bud
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

To use Johnson's Chin and Fever Tonic.
II you wish to remain az your post Of
duty and pass through September and
October without the loss Of a single hour
OF time. take a course OF Johnson's Chnl
and Fever Tonic.
Neither the mountains nor the eeasho-e
can guarantee such absolute immunity
from sickness as Johnson's Tonic se-
cures 90 you.
The wise man insures his lie and the
wiser man insures his health. bottle
Of Johnson's Tonic Is guarantee Of
health u saves enormous waste Of
time. saves vast expenditures Of money
IN doctors bills and saves human life
when endangered By fever. Use il and use
nothing eise-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

OF other shooting. the fost mas the
following:
The Schuetzen ranges were occupied all
day. ard the team match on the German
ring target. ia which New York. New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania were roprese Mt
ed were closely contested, the winners
being the first team Of the Zfttlcr kine
Association. Of New York. the Philadel-
phia Rifle Association being second, only
2 points behind
la the Columbia trophy match ana the
National Guard match. which were con
fined TO six-men teams from New Jersey
regiments the Fourth New Jersey leads
In both matches. with respective scores
q so and go.
In the re-entry revolver match. Tom
Anderton. of Boston. still leads with the
high score OF ~ out OF possible $50. but
he was closely pressed to-day by J.. Flercy
Of Jersey city. who is credited with the
score OF rs.
George Joiner. Of the zeitler Rife Asso-
citation. OF New York stu holds the high
scores In the cont nuous Schuetzcn con-
tests. with isa on the standard American
and 22s on the German ring target
Following are the leading scores in the
different contests. except In the team
match. which Is given above;
Columbia Trophy. New Jersey National
Guard-F Fourth Regiment. 900; Second
Regiment fa0. First Regiment. 80. aud
Third Regiment. 5H.
National Guard OF New Jersey match
Fourth Regiment. 4eo Second Regiment
tg. First Regiment. 4is and Third Regi-
mcni. 396
scheuizen team match. German ring
TARGET Zcifier Rifle Team No !. New
York: f. c. Ross. COS: Michael D0rrier.
2Js: ~. VI Pope. 49, George Jointer 800:
Henry Hodges. 10. total. 81.
Philadelphia Rife Association-H. J.
Mehard 20i: J. 6. Dillon. III. +. G. Cod
dard. Us: l. =. 1ttel. 2oi. ana Nathan
sperinE 2oi: total, 80.
Zettier Rifle Team No. @ New York
L. r. Hansen. 206. r. Busse. 1876; George
purkiss. ISIS. George Schicht. 20l. ana g
Wiegham. l65. total. a56.
Manhattan Rife and Revolver Associa-
ton New York;. a. SilMgan. 1866 W
Uhlcr. isl. c. =. Taylor 1876; l.. c. Busse.
1885, and Or " G. Hudson. ai5; total. s53
Hoboken Independent Schuetzen Associ-
ation-A. Peters. rs; r. Fischer. iS5; a.
Voik i25: W. Foekel. i75. and +. Berck-
mann. 1872: total. So.
Re-entry revolver mat h-Ffty yards
standard American target: military re-
volvcr allowed. ten points on three scores
Tom Anderton. Boston. Is. Is. is-ig7: L.
Piercy. Jersey city. IS. a. is-is5. J. a.
Dietz. Jr.. New York. a.. ia. 43-i29; Corpi
Congratulate. Squadron A, New York
", "a. io-liS: r. II. Keller. New York 81
80, 80. i0-ii3: Corpl. Hale Boston. %. %.
81, l0-il2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
a PRETTY NIGHT WEDDING.
Was That of Mr.. y. J. Thomas ana
Miss Annie q. Benkcn Last Might.


very pretty webbing. which took place
last night 80 $50 o'clock. was that Of Mr.
Evan Josiah Thomas and Miss Annie
Frances Benkcn. The ceremony. wac
performed al the home OF the brides
mother Mrs. 4. 4. Benkeu. No IA Mont
somery street hy Rev. Robert Van De
venter pastor Of the DuGy street Baptist
Church. There were no attendants. but
the pariors were aiied with the numerous
friends OF che bride and groom
The bride was hecomingly dressed 10
gown 81 pearl gray venetian cl0th trim
med with while satin applique. She car
RED a bouquc; Of Bride roses. She a.
young lady OF many charms and accom-
plishmcnts. which have made for her
large circle 81 friends.
Mr. Thomas 81 well known young
business man. connected with Messrs
Gel Quint. A. the conclusion OF the
ceremony reception was held
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas viii make their
home AZ No. 20S Taylor street, west The
very many and handsome presents with
which they were remembered by their
friends, will furnish and adorn their new
home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
FUNERAL or l.. ". RIVALS.

fnterment Yesterday Afternoon An
BonaveRture Cemetery.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. Louis 81
Ryais was held yesterday afternoon from
No. l0l Anderson street. east. the home
OF his brother. Maj. @. NJ. Ryals. The SER
vice At the residence was at 4 O'Clock.
many friends Of the family attending
Rev. Mr.. Cawthon. supplying the pulpit Of
the First Baptist Church. in the absence
Of the pastor. Rev. John -. Jordan. con-
Quoted the service AZ the residence and
at the grave In Bonaventure cemetery.
The funeral was attended by Iandrum
Lodge Of Masons. Of which Mr. Ryals was
charter member. The pailbearers were
Mai Thomas Screven. Mir. W c. Brewer,
Mr. Thomas Warren Of orange Lake. Fla.
Mr.. John NJ. Hogan. sir. W. r. Train and
Mr.. James Hutner.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Ethel Eugenia Anderson, the S-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Nrs. NJ. J. Anderson
OF waycross, died at No n6 MeDonough
street. west. has, might from fever. The
little giri was visiting relatives in ga
yannah. and had only been In the city
a week The funeral =.ili take place this
afternoon a. o'clock from the residence
~ Mrs a. +. Allen. No. iis McDonouwh
Etrees west The intcrment will be IN
Laurel Grove. The child's parents arrived
IN Savannah several days ago. and were
with her when she died
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
A DeIicious SMOKE.

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and Is truly a delightful enjoyment 20
inhale the fumes Of this fine tobacco: IL
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
is on every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none. are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are oniN,
sold BY the box OF -. Conchas AZ 81 q ana
.Perfectos. $3.50 at Llppman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Barnard and Courrass
streets. OF this city.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
u.D surERAnuxDAsoE or SPIRITS.
Caused -. =. ce=A=si 90 Fire on His
Pistol In the Tcndcrloin.

AZ 40 O'Clock yesterday morning the
dsnizens o. the Tcndorloin were startled
by three pistol reports In rapid success
sion. and then. after a short interval. two
more.
The pistol was fired from a hack at
Price street and oglethorpe avenue by
W r. Corbett. as il wes afterwards dis
covered When the hrst three shots were
heard patrolmen Atkinson ana a. Davis.
who we're at the barracks. started for the
scene OF the shooting and were In sight
OF the hack when the second fusllade took
place The hack was driven rapidly
northward. the officers pursuing. ana nm
ally overtaking a at Habersham and
BrOughton streets.
The occupant vas arrested and sent 10
the barracks on the charge Of being drunk
and disorderly and firing his pistol IN tie
streets. lie was unable to appear yester-
day morning and his case was continued
until this mornings session Of the Re
corierg Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Arrangements have been effected by
which 1000 mile books. The price OF which
Is s25o0 each. issued by the Seaboard Air
Lima Railway. are hnnored through -
Washington over the Pennsylvania Rail
road: from Portsmouth, Baltimore over
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and Laurens
Railroad. This arrangement includes the
books issued BY the Florida Central and
Peninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads.&c..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
MOVING HOSPITAL BUILDINGS.
They are 90 Ne Remodeied ana 'S'"
n. Dwelling Houses.


A force Of hands has begun moNhk
the army hospital buildings. one ou''d
,rv a. being moved from lee o.d position
ON the east end Of the hospital TO q loea-
zion further east. and the others will be
moved when the work on the nrst mas
a,sen completed. Then the remodeiing VIII
begin. ana It l. expected that some months
Wal he required for the conversion OF the
bindings into dwellings
Mr.. c. C. Champion r. having the work
done. lie purchased the hospital build
,nrs n the recent sale. his intention being
40 remove them 20 che land he bought
come time before. and rent them as dwell
in9s. after nrst having their interior
changed 80 that they might be adapted
so that purpose.
A vasf amount az floor space exists In
the buildings. and dwellings Tor several
hundred people could be provided. II,
after the buildings have been converted
into dwellings. tenants can be secured
a large colony will spring into existence
lust beyond the city limits.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
THE BouRauIN CASE AGAIN.
Motion for a New Trial FILED by At
torney for q. nonrnnIn.

A motion for a new trial was filed yes
terday In the Superior Court. In the case
Of =. Bourquin. versus g. Bourquin. the
motion being filed by Mr. 6. ". owens
attorney for the plaintiff. The Bourquin
case has been in the courts for years
and seems likely TO continue there as
neither or the itipAnts seems willing 70
accept the settlements agreed upon by
various juries. which have heard the cases
nom time 20 time. II is dght between
father and son. and viii doubtless con-
tlnne as long o. both ore n.lve.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
A BuRNr OFFERING TO DRINK.

Narrowly Averted by the Timely Ap-
pearRncc of "a Policeman.
In Susie Allen and Martha Jones. two
coiored residents Of York street lane. east.
Patrolman NJ. Davis had a pair OF tough
customers 20 deal with late Tuesday
night. The women were arrested on the
charge OF lighting and creating "A disturb
ance that annoyed the neighborhood.
when the Office entered 70 make the ar
rest the Allen woman had poured kero-
sene over her antagonist and was en-
dcavoring 20 ignite her garments. The OPP
perfume entrance to the policeman pre-
vented n tragedy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
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