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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Wonderful water.

Thomasville Timee- Enterprise: Judge
u. II. Pope Of Albany. was Ia town yes
terday morning.
DO YOU know" snid the Judge. as he
was sitting on the broad piazza OF the
stuart. waiting for the bus 20 go down
with passengers FOR the $3.50 train. "thnt
We have remarkable well OF water in
Albany"
20. yes" said the scribe; Il have heard
OF the Coffcy we'll"
but YOU never heard. perhaps" said
the Judge "of lta latest cure IL has NOT
only cured Mr. Comcy 81 a serious ani
long-standing heart affection. but "a man
with a broken back hos been recently
cured by g."
II the Judge in the course OF bic pra~-
tice as attorney FOR the Plant system
should have occasion 60 defend that COR
poratiou Tor breaking a passenger back.
as might he the case he could say.
Gentlemen Of the jury the evidence
does not show that the railway company
was crlminallv negligent. or that 90 failei
70 use the proper precautious Tor the
comfort and safety ~ the plaintiff Ia the
case He cannot recover damages. bui.
happily. he can be cured And that De-
worth more than paltry dollars. Let him
seek the Coney well in Albany and be
made whole again
The time wac too short before the de-
parture of tho train 20 prepare an afidn-
Sit for the Judge 20 sign. 20 we took HE
soEe Tor Il. The fact that We accepted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Eas. Coast Advocate. Nearly an the -.
irlches have returned from the north 20
the ostrich farm at Jacksonville. They
are an looking In excellent condition vi h
the exception Of the chicks which were
Matched al Saratoga. and they seem 90
have suffered In transit aud looked peak
"a and tired otter tholr trip. but are al.
right now after rest Five birds were
hatched out az sautogl. ana they were
the greatest attractions at the exhibit
The birds are beginning TO lay again. They
have never discovered that they are north
Of the equator. ana so their habfs in tho
egg business ore tho same as 81 they were
in South Africa. tuslcld ~ LAYING in the
spring like well-resuiatei birds. they
continue 90 wait until the fall. ans then
make their nests and go 90 housekeeping
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
NAIVE RACES DYING OUT.
Ahorigtnes of Australia Going the
WAY of the American Indian.

Way of the American Indian.
From the New York Times.
The cruel murders recently committed
bv n couple OF black natives IN New
South wakes have naturally directed in
creased attention 10 the present condi-
ton OF the remnant Of the strange. mys-
terious rale which formerly popped the
Australian island continent
The aborigines Of Australia form dis
tlnct race and IL may be presumed that
the whole OF them throughout the CONT
nent sprang from the same stock. al
though almost every large community OF
natives has its own peculiar dialect
II Is dlincult To- form 4 correct estimate
OF the numbers OF the ahorglues but
there Is ample evidence % late years that
N many places they are decreasing. and
they may now be douutcd by hves where
they were formerly counted hy hundreds
ln Tasmania they have disappeared alto
gcther. the last OF the tril. In that coll
ony having died in 1876 At the census
Of 1891 only IS ss7 aboriEines were cnum-
Grated Of whom $50 were IN New South
Wales Us To- Victoria. 1.7s9 IN South Aus
tralia and 62i5 IN Western Australia
II has been asserted that there are
some s0ooo ohoriglnes in Queensland hut
this Is a crude estimate and may be far
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
LoNDoN's BURIAL GROUNDS.
Disposal of the Dead beginning 60 he
serious Problem.

From the london Telegraph
Sculpture Is not a very cheerful subject
but Il Be- one that has had 60 be constantly
ia the minds OF the public authorities while
London has been growing to It's present
unwicldy dimensions. Some day. no doubt.
cremation will b. universal II the victory
OF sanitation over sentiment does not bring
about this state OF thing. BE- must EVENT
ually bee forced upon a population that
Will have become 50 much too large for les
sphere OF hnbiatiou as 20 need every inch
of soil for The raising 81 foodstuffs. In the
meanwhile there have been tusgesto -
that London might 40 no distant date ana
the disposal % les dead "a very serio =
problem. and the Public Health Committee
OF the London County Council not long
ago ordered an inquiry To- Doe made as 20
the condition OF the cemeteries and burial
grounds chiefly used hy the population OF
the County OF London. whether additional
provision was necessary. and whether fur
Their regulation was advisable In The inter-
est OF public health ard dcccncy.
The Investigation was made by Dr G. a.
r. Young Assistant Mcdical Ofnccr Of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The Democratic Executive Committee
of umsboro county 40 a regular meeting
passed rule requiring that the candi
dates IN the November primary shoull
nay go much OF the expense The ru
also said that the amounts should De- paid
by q certain time. Chairman Simonton
has ISSUED his list ana shows all those
who have paid their assessment and IA"
official ticket Is named. But now com
Judge J r. Torres, who says he Is q can
didate for clerk 81 the Criminal Court.
He says he forgot % put up his money
on tho day named by the committee. lie
offered the money yesterday and Judge
Slmonton. as chairman. refused TO accept
it. saying that be had no right 20 make
an exception 20 rude which was adopted
hv the committee. The matter seems
likely 20 cause considerable discussion be-
fore u o. over.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Gainesville sun CA "wednesday night
the citizens Of Gainesville viii be- honorcl
ana Judge g. Rnney who viii address
the people on the suhje. of blowing the
capital Goo remain at Talahassea 10 has
been planned that she Citizens band viii
give au open MIR concert az 90. band stand
from 100 Co = g. ia when Tho speak NJ
wll begin The ladies are especially iu-
yited 20 be present and one business men
are requested 90 make this % raIa occasion
and uru out and helr what tnea gifted
orators have TO cay.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Cordele Call we.learn from a gentle
man just up from Pitts that while engag-
ed in the task OF tearing up and remov-
ing an old building az that place this
week. the workmen unearthed a skeleton.
which upon Investigation proved co be
the remains 81 negro convict chains
being fastened TO the ankle bones ana "a
tin bucket. IN which 10 Is supposed he had
his rations. along side. Some two years
since. a convict made his escape from the
gang az Pitts. and as he was never after
wards heard 81 10 D. presumed that these
were his remains ana that IN burrowng
and hiding underneath this building he
became 80 securely fastened that ne was
unable 10 eXtricate himself from the posi-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Dalton Argus Several Of our Dalton
pastors have been laid up with their
feet" lately: SO much so three at one
timel that one o. our prominent doctors
said Dalton was suffering from bad at
tack u "one-legEea gospel" that Instead
of curing the lame and halt. the preach
ors We're all lame themselves II now
leaks OUT that one % them with clean
shaver. classic counteuauce) dreamed
some nights since that Dee went into his
pulpit and found the devil c-ouched in
one corner - a. He nitrh.d right IN ana
began 20 vigorously kick his satanic ma
jesty bodily ont of the church Ile kick
cd fast and furiously and suddenly awoke
with great pain 90 ma that he had kicked
the footboard on his bed, aud had badly
crippled his right big toe. Ills wife. after
che became persuaded thot he had not
gone crazy. was induced 10 tie % up ana
ne has been somewhat hors De combat
ever since
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Lumpkn Independent The independents
Is IN receipt OF tickets 10 the various
street fairs that have taken place and
are yet 20 occur iu different cities 81 toe
state. but DO every instance it was neg
lected or forgotten 10 enclose the ncces.
sary amount 90 deffay the eXpens %
railroad fare hotel bills. etc. aud lt
amounts 10 the same thing as being iuvit-
% 70 an entertainment with the request
% bring your rltlnna In your loekot.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
MUNYON'S:
EBEIz.5;ixa1!i'!:3;

MD. 81 the truth. In tho case % south
Australia larger number 81 the aborig-
ines ia the northern territory are entire
ly outside the bounds OF settlement ana
Dc s.ems. probably thar they are as nu-
nervous in mat colony a. lu Queensland.
Altogether the aboriginal population Of
the continent may be- SET down az some
thing like 910D The $50 aborigines IN
New South Wales included 3iS half
castles
There arc FIVE mission stations IN tho
colony Thes. establishments. when hrst
formed. we're little more than canning
grounds for tho aborisinee where the
blacks worked for their raffons and ele-
mentary instruction was impaired 20 the
children. but now they have developed
iuto settlements with greatly improved
huts Tor the married couples and adequate
accom- mediation for teaching duly quail
med instructors having been appointed by
tho New South Wales Department OF
Fubiid Instruction A. the end Of 1893
there were 59D full-blooded aborigines and
half-castes living az the mission stations.
ana on the same date 6l2 aboriginal chill
dren were receiving inst ruction ia schools
or privately. During the year sum 81
u6 5sl was expended on the ahorigines.
A. tho present ttue the New South
Wales aboriginal is generally a harmless
Individual. possessing many privileges.
including free use OF state railways and
tramways. he has great scorn OF COP
per money. hut will readily accept the
smallest silver coin. aud n he be the
head OF tribe his great ambition Is 70
wear brass plate with an inscription
announcing his rank OF king. Yet de-
spite the low position occupied by the
Australian atoriginss To- the social scale,
there is abundant evidence from their
songs and cherished traditions that they
are boy no means destitute % some quail
tiles IN which civilized men El0ry-such
as the power 81 inventing tragic and sar-
castle fiction. che thirst for religious mys-
terry, stoicai contempt for rain and rev
erencs Cor departed friends and ances-
tors
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Passengers by steamship Tallahassee,
New York for Savannah, Oct 2j.-Mrs. n
J Irwin. G W. Thomas A. J Levy Miss
u. Batche.der Miss r. Bachelor MIR.
c. X. Hatcheldcr. J. Brcise. J. ".
Baeckemkaemp Mrs. Haslam. Mrs. g.
Nichols DR.. " Bennett and wife. Mr..
z. Wheeiock Miss VI. r. Wheeock. Mas
ter A. Muir Mrs = Muir Mrs. y. NJ.
Wooten. Mrs ~ W. curtis Miss N
Wells Mr. Hines. J. G.. Lynch. Frank
Gabriel T. H. Russell. Mrs. C. Sampson.
J. Andrews J. l.. Silva, =. 7. Bulge and
Sife. r. Potter Miss "a Mccormack. Miss
l. Blakelcy. W. Mntby. J Wentherby,
H. Buckond. Miss X. Baxter Miss r. Kar-
lin. Miss a. Powers. Miss O.. Ar.in. Miss
L. Dennis. Miss r. j. O'Donnen. X.
W Duruaut. 4. Englert Miss O..
Wheeler r. p Pope p ". Colcord, VIII
Wetherwil. J. F. C0nnaly. Miss T. Ncsbit.
Miss NJ Worcester. l.. G.. Wetherby ana
wife. W 7. Howard l.. Edebehls' n. Il
Weaterby and wife. l. L. Thomas W W.
Scott G. LeClair. G.. y. Gibson, 7. Nc
Kay. C.. y. Snecks. l.. Strauss. l.. Meager.
T. Grifhns Miss l. Griffin. Miss Laura
Mitchell, Miss l.. Seymore. Mrs Nichols
and servants Miss = A. Mayuer Mrs. a.
Jones'. Mrs NJ Brooks. W Schierman. j.
w Moves. X. l. Blair. +. ". Br.uton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

According to advertisement the mothers
81 the pupils Of tho public schools a.
Gainesville and the guardians voted upon
the question of having ono session or TWO.
Ballots were tvpcwri ten. and sent by the
children 60 their parents al noon. ana re-
turned with their wishes irdic1tedand also
with their signatures affixed. The result
Be- indicated o. follow Slxtv-eight votes
for one session and furty-lvc for two ses-
sions. There were several children who
live too Tar 20 30 home Ht noon and they
indicated the wishes Of their parents. as
follows: Seventeen for one session ard
four for TWO sessions Agrreg3tinr tho
two classes Of votes We have cigh y-fve
votes for one session aud forty-nine for
TWO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
rrl,r fnr Mhcnt erorIne.

Greensboro Herald. IL has been suggcst-
90 that some OF our good citizens oncr
prize for the bost five acres Of wheat
raised ln Greene county. ana also one
for oats. etc Here Be- IN opportunity
for our publc-spirlted men-and We have
them hy the score-to do a great deal ~
good by encouraging nome production. We
feel sure that our merchants would ~
toice al revival Of the Old time live-al-
home system. ns they make very httle
n any. money on staple groceries any
way our people would have much more
20 spend for other Things and all would
BE- the gamers. nli bee tho happier. Who
will give uH starter Tor a PRICE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS OF THE DAY IN
TWO STATES.

The Heaviest hale Of C"tton-prench-
ers with sore Tect-Convtct's >kcl-
eton Fouud-nroom FRctory NJ
Eaton ton-A IbnnS's Wonderful Wa
t~r-Ftoridn ostrtches and Florida
oranErs-Cnndidatc Who Forgot
90 ray Ht- ArsrSsment-Other Flor
ada News.
Gov. 4. j.. Gambler has accepted an
Invitation TO attend the Jackson Carnival
Dec 6. and deliver an address on thnt
day. From all indications. tne attend
ance to the cornwall 90 pe held in tnis
city Dec. aud e. will be the largest
ln the history OF jackson.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Notice 60 Mariners.

Pilot charts ana nll photographic infor-
nation will be- furnished masters Of vcs-
sells free OF charge So United States hy-
geographic Office tn Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to ctil az the Once.
Reports Of wrecks and dcrclicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart.
mcnt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

CHICAGO Markets.

Chicago. oct 22.-Libcral receipts ana
an Increase In visible together with out
side apathy told against the wheat price
to-day despite the hullishness OF early
news and December closed @sa'gc under
Saturday. Corn closed = and oats a shade
higher. Provisions closed unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Opening Highest. Lowest, Closing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The truck farmers az Rocky Point.
near Gainesville have taken advant1g'
OF thc favorable seasons ana have put
o4t tAst qlsuut's ~ I,ttu.c. % o. eaii
LARGE acreage of this vegetable has boon
planted ana 90 o. thought good priscs Will
nI.AAM L.. --mlnE N. ION.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Macon Telegraph Mr g. r. Hooks OF
Heard Ca brought in yesterday the
heaviest bale OF cotton perhaps ever seen
In Macon The hale weighed sol pounds
Mr. " " snowd,u bought the COTTON
Mr. Hooks SAYS De broke bis press trying
20 pack the bale, but carried if To- Hous-
ton factory ana had o. pressed ware
housosnan said mat this was without "A
doubt the heaviest ever brought % Ma
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
CoTTnN SEED OIL.

New York oct G-Cotton seed oil was
slow. but fairly steady Prime crude bar
rels nominal. prime summer yellow. Giac
asked prompt OF summer yellow. 3iirc.
prime winter yellow. 4ouiic: prime white
sec. prime meal S26u26 90.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

this statement without question f. the
highest possible compliment We couid have
paid TO our distinguished friend from inr
Artesian city. Nov. some people might
have had doubts but whatever Judge
Pope says goes with us.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle % Halls Great Dis
covery cures an kidney ana bladder troh-
hloe. remove gravel cures diabetes. sem
inal emissions weak ana lame backs
rheumatism and an .rreguiauties 81 the
kidneys and bladder 900 both men ana "o-
men regulate bladder troubles IN cnii-
dren. II not sold by foIr 1rnksisi VIII
he sent by mail GA receipt oi ST. one small
bottle Is two months treatment an1 Will
cure any case above mentioned. Or r
W Hall sole manufa .turcr y. Box
e2s ST Louis. 80. send FOR testimonials
Sold by al druggists ana Soiomous Co,
Savannah. Ca.
Read This.
Cuthbert. Ca. April q 1879
This is GO certify that ] was Affected
with gravel ard that I took sixty drops
Of Hale Great Discovery and % COM
p,efrv -l-o. mo d g. worth 1900 gen
bottle o. lrt one needing o.
j. r. STEVENS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The grand jury az Macl,nny aled 70
ana true bu against james and Richafd
Altman Tor tho killing 81 T. B.. Pous. and
they were discharged and their boudsmeu
released
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Falladon Han. BD. Hunter.
Hamburg j r. Minis q Co
Schooner Ella G. Davenport, Dunton.
Gardner. Me.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

-Tess-I thought she was gcirg to mar.
~ old Gotrox.
Jess-She was. but she broke he en-.
Eagement
Tess-What for7
Jess-When she accepted him he ,oli
her she had put new life In hlm.-Phla.
Eelphia Press.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
FLORIDA.

Chairman Lyle ~ the Peoples Party
state Executive Committee hes received
"a letter from A. " Morton. accepting Tho
Feoplo party nomination FOR Governor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Per schooner Ella l.. Davenport for
Gardner. Me.-ili.i2s feet yellow pine lum-
ber.-Cargo By r. h. Hunting & Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
81 GOD DISEASES

can BE- cured only by a complete system
OF treatment which ncutrallzes and drives
out all Of the poison and at the same time
builds up the general health OF the pa
tlent DIT Hathaway method OF treating
the different stages 81 this disease stops
the outward signs 81 once ana quickly
brings about q thorough and permanent
cure Of every portion Of the body affected
and al this Is done IN such a Say that
the patient does not need 60 isolate him
self or give up his business. nor does he
suffer Tor the balance OF his life from
salvation or any other reflex action OF
administered drugs
The patient Is simply made again a per-
fcctIy wen. sound man with an danger OF
transmitting disease removed
Dr Hathaway also treats with the same
guarantee OF success Loss OF Manly Wig
or. aud other chronic diseases OF men. in
Guiding all kidney and urinary and sex
unl disorders Vnricocelp structure etc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Consul General Moseley writes from
Singapore. June Is 1917. in regard TO the
necessity OF an American line az ships
between Singapore and the United States
There has neen.' he writes. mo shin
loaded Tor New York az this port for over
month and yet there are ions uaon
tons Of freight iB the go-doWns for thai
city. have been here more than year,
and only three small sailing vessels float
ing our nag have been Ia this port. al
though thousands OF tons OF freight 20
from here 60 the United States annually.
! am glad 10 say that the Pacific Mail
Line has established an office here. ami I
have urged upon the agent the need Of
direls communication The Pacific Mail
now runs line OF steamers from san
Francisco TO Hongkong bat what rs neei-
ed. h American service from singapore 80
New York and from Singapore Go San
Francisco"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Passengers arrived last night on the
steamship Itasca. from BALTIMORE. b.
Berry. c. T Walter r. Shutzwky. J. ~.
simpson n. Johnson. Miss T. l. Walter.
a. Il. Cammee. W o. Spear. c. b. Rogers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Pilot VIM. scrimge our OF Galveston.
gives the pleasing Intelligence that none
OF the bar pilots lost their liver duriu@
she late hurricane. TWO OF the pilots had
their homes swept away. bat that dotsn' 8
worry ;hgm any. as their families were
saved and they are able 90 locate the
lots where their houses stood.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Hamburg Il. 80 bales cotton. s2t2 isa; 5.eo5
tons phosphate rock. t54,G5.-Cargo yari-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

In England and Wales there are 7.Sll
nshinR boats and 5000 fishermen engaged
Ia the sea fishery. Last year they caug ht
o 80 90 huudred-Weight Of fish. including
g. 90 hundrcd-Weight OF herring.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
MONTGOMERY.
TIIUNDERbULl

ATiN NULNbVLIs !.
Car leaves Bolton street junction -
a m. and every thirty minutes Thereafter
until II 20 p. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt at 500 a. m. ani
every thirty minutes thereafter uhh
400 midnight, for Bolton street june
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Steamship Empress. BD. Ison, Havr,
and Rotterdam.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
MARINE INTELLIoENCE.
Matters of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.

No steps have yet been taken toward
repairing the leaking bark Lizzie curry,
which l. loaded with lumhcr for Victoria
Cove. Quebec. There are considerable
claims against the vessel. some Of which
are being held ~ by the owners The
COMMANDER Of the curry mas recovered
from his Illness and is again IN charge.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Savannah Almanac.

Jul II0N0 n vi . III 'l'I7' - =" ~ UT
q. m.
High water al Tybee to-day al 7.i5 a..
m and : 30 g. m Hight water al savan-
nah one hour later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The Savannah schooner Hilda, Capt
Rines. arrived al Baltimore yesterday
All well.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

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OPTICIANS.
sign PAINTING.
MONEY TO LOAN

ON PIANOS, stocks or household goods
no removal 20 W. I'd So
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from outside the city. Over half of the
FEVER cases ere In thai part of the Third
precinct where flowing wells are in use.
Ihree new cases of smallpox were re-
ported, making three quarantined in the
CITY and three the isolation hosoisaI
scarlet fever a mder quarantine now
last week there ere nine cases in
seven families. The births reported for
the week numbered twenty-five and the
deaths eleven, exclusive of two bodies
brought from outside the city for inter
ment.
ENUMERATORS GET EXTRA PAY
Supervisor Of the Census Arthur Pratt
mas just been notified by the authorities
at Washington that the enumerators in
this state who put in extra hours over
the ten thai was supposed to constitute a
day. Will receive extra pay for the extra
hours out in. This is the result of an
extensive cores ondence between Mr.
Pratt and the head of the census bureau
Many of the enumeratcrs. such as school
teachers, were anxious 70 finish their
work as soon rs possible and PIT in extra.
hours on the understanding that they
would be allowed extra pay: and this
order from the department will be simple
justice to them.