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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-28
MovEMnNT INro sIaHT.

New Orleans. April "a. Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New orleans Cotton Ex-
change statement shows a decrease In The
movement into sight compared with the
seven days ending this date LAST year OF
Is eco bales, q decrease under the same
time. year before last, OF 5000.
The amount brought inso sight during
che last week has been 55,HS against II =
2S2 for the seven days ending this date,
last year. and for the tweuty-seVen DAYS
OF April, il has been 2i3,457 against 354,
III last year.
The total movement for the 2S9 days
from September 10 date. is ssh. Oi3
against 10, al. ZIG last year; overland across
the Mississippi Ohio ana Potomac rivers
to Northern mills and Canada, LOB $50.
against .. 1881 last year; interior stocks
under those held Sept /, 1885. against
sf91fl excess over Sept. J. last year; &c.,
273 year before last and i7.7ii same time
go 1897: Northern mill takings 1,097.4t5,
against I.00l4i5 last year.
Foreign exports for the week have been
81 587 against 0,G1 last year, making the
toial mus far Tor the season. 52ll a3j.
against 8. ill.236 last year The toi1l take
ings Of American mills Norm ans South
and Canals thus for Tor tne season, have
heen 32IZ928. against 3O71s2i last wear.
stocks az the seaDOard and the twenty
nins leading Southern interior centers
have decreased during ihe week, 1855,
against q decrease during tho correspond
ing period last F,asou, o. a5.9ih
Including stock left over ga ports and
Interior towns from tle laaf crop, and
THO number on hnios brought iDto Hrht
lbua Gar for tAo now crop ule supply
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list Church of that city officiating. The
ceremony took place at the residence of
the brides aunt, Mrs. j. NJ Shelton. Mrs.
s. V. Duke, another aunt of the bride, aC-
companied by her Two daughters, Misses
Oily and Maude Duke, were among those
who attended from Gainesville. Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend, Immediately after the
ceremony, left for Savannah, where they
will make their future home.
Willard Clemens, weak-minded boy
of about 10 years of age, was seriously
cut in the side and stomach Tuesday af-
ternoon by a small boy of 10 years, the
child of Frances Mclaughlin, a washwo-
man of Kissimmee willard is inoffensive
and kind-hearted. Ii is said that he could
not be provoked into a fight, although he
is often the butt of children Without
provocatOn, it is said. the Mclaughlin
child rushed at Willard with a long-oaded
sharp knife, and struck him, following up
and repeating the thrusts. A portion of
the floating rib was cut off and the intes-
tines laid bare, having 10 be held in place
until the doctors arrival The small boy,
who ran for the swamp, was caught and
lodged in Jail.
Tampa Tribune: The last remaining
piece Of Tampa river-front property which
was purchasable was sold yesterday
CTuesday), and it is doubtful if any sort
of money could now buy so much as one
inch of the frontage along the city wharf
line. The sale made yesterday was the
large corner lot az Whiting and Water
streets where the office of President John
Savarese of the Florida Fish and Ice Com
pany, is now located The lot IS 70 feet front
on the river and runs back $50 feet The
purchasers are Messrs. S. L. Varnedoe of
the Tampa Hardware Company and j. A.
Crawford of the Gulf Naval Stores Com
pany. The lot was formerly the property
of w H. Adams manager of the Florida
Fish and Ice Company. The price paid
was handsome one The lot will be i'm
proved at once.
Another murder has been added to the
criminal calendar of fernando county,
the victim being 3. ]. Routh. a we'll
known citizen of Brooksville, who was
foully assassinated Monday evening by
some unknown person. The time chosen
for committing the deed was an excellent
one as the night was dark and stormy,
with a steady fall of rain. From the best
information obtainable at this time, it
seems that Routh, who had been hauling
cross ties all day, had just returned home.
and after attending 10 his team, went TO
the house for supper While standing on
the back veranda washing his hands, he
was fired upon by some unknown person
standing near by. 1t is evident that two
shots were fired, and that the weapon used
was a double barreled shotgun. loaded
with buckshot. One of the shots went
wide of its mark, while the other struck
Routh just under the right arm, killing
him almost instantly.
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the only issue to the situation which is
the strongest practically since the war
southern holders of spot cotton can prac-
tically name their own prices for the bal
ance of The season. The market has been
very steady throughout the day, and clos
ed at ton prices, TIE coterie OF bearish
operators in New York Is c-ming to some
appreciation of the situation.-ad.
New York, April PHI. b. & Co. SLY:
tufepean advices were Quiet in keeping
win the expectations or the trade. show
ing disposition to follow the1m proyemeut
mere Of yesterday. Our market opeue1
steady with buyers for May ard July ami
sellers for August This situation has con-
tinued the strength OF the May position
which rs being received by the houses
supposed 10 be short Of August, and are
tbou@nf to wish 10 retain tue cotton
which may be here or come hete Ia their
position. The strength Of the statistical p5-
sition has been thoroughly exploited AMI
has brought few buying orders though
the larger commission houses appear to be
sellers on balance. There is ltto or no de-
man from the spinuers for cotton. On the
advance the holders Of spittls Were sell
ers OF May The temper of the local tr lie
is buliish on the strong statistical posi-
ton though they admit general goods trade
is not SO good"
New York, April e. Murphy & Co say.
Cotton In Liverpool advanced 1-32l on
spots, sales 1000 Futures opened to
3-64d higher on old aud about t-6i up on
new crop deliveries, closing 2-6id above
last night on old ami about 1-64 on new
crops This was consider Encouraging,
by our locals aud the openirg prices show
ed 2 to 4 boiais improvement over last
night on the old but the now crops were
practically unchanged Prices ha1deuel
a tribe more after the call and the usual
Friday statistics. Liverpool shows a loss
of $1,000 bales in American cotton, 30
compared with last week. The amount in
stock and ahoat Of American in Great
Britain being only $4,000 VS. 1901 900 bah
last year aud 2,2lt09O bales two years ago
Weld is a heavy buyer on new "a on
months. supposed TO be for New England
account"
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should he treated in the same way, even for
same complaint.
DR.. Hathaway is a specialist in the
best sense of the word--he treats spe-
ciaI diseases in a special manner of his
own-a system studied out years ago
Every Case Specially Treated.
while In college and hospital practice
and improved and enlarged upon con-
stantly during the twenty years since
twenty years of the most extensive prac-
tice enjoyed by any specialist in this
country. DR. Hathaways great and I'M
form success is due to this Individual
system of treatment
Exclusive Treatment.
In spite of hundreds of requests yearly
from doctors in all parts of the world
asking for the privilege of using DR..
Hathaway's method of treatment he be-
IieVes 1t wiser TO allow none beside him
self the knowledge of his remedies as he
is too well aware of the mischief which
may be done by the unskillful use of any
system, never mind how perfect
BLOOD and Skin Diseases.
DR.. Hathaway's treatment for blood
diseases in whatever stage cures all
forms of ulcers. sores, blotches, pimples
etc. and not only restores the skin and
scalp to their natural condition, but so
manently and completely driven from
the system and all thisi without admins
tering poisonous or dangerous drugs.
.XurfcoeeIe and structure.
His treatment Of Varicoeele and STRIFE
t,,re is a method exclusively his own and
IN on per cent of all cases results in a
Infect and permanent cure. No opera
tion is required and no pain or neon
venience are experienced by the patient
,r-be evpensa Of this treatment is much
loss han that of any operation. or h0spi-
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safe and sure. restoing the organs to a
condition Of perfect normal healthy =
kidney Diseases.
mr. Hathaway has just prepared a new
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The demand for DR.. Iathaway's new
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already exhausted the first edition OF
1oo ooo but for a limited time a copy OF
thtd hook will be sent free to any one
Who sends his name and address to DR..
Hathaway.
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Or Hathaway makes no charge for
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). NEWTON HATHAWAY. W. -.
Or hathaway & Co.,
ga prynn street, Savannah. Ga.
Office House. TO ~ m, 70 ana 7
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COTTON FUTURES.

New York, April 27.-The cotton mar
ket was not so narrow to-day working
within a range of 10 points after opening
unchanged to points higher. The i'm
provement was largely due better cables,
Liverpool market closing l0i2 points high
er, while there was some buying, and Tor
a time, brisk local covering. Later, how
ever, the market became easier as public
support was not factor, while
crop accounts were conflicting.
The market was not al any
time weak. But it was hard to Gre
ate any bull enthusiasm with the official
announcements indicating almost perfect
weather for the entire belt. During The
morning Wall street sold the summer
months against. purchases of December
and January. During the afternoon the
room traders were in control but just be-
fore the close speculation picked up and
prices forged ahead rapidly on furry of
buying for both accounts, based on rum
ors Of bad weather in Southwestern
Texas.
The close was firm at a net advance Of
4N10 points.
New York, April Election futures
opened steady and closed firm. Prices IS
follows: .
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Daily movements at other ports
GaNeston-Quiet; midolrg, 97-l6c; net
receipts. SIC; gross, 5l6; stock 0,4SS
New Orleans-Firm; midGiing, s2sc; net
rece PTS, 2,10j; gross, 2,1O5; sales, $50; stock,
1856 lOl.
Aobile-Nominal; middling, 9Ac; net re-
ceipts 10; gross, TO-; stock, 1i,2a2.
Charleston-Quiet; middlins, 9Ac; net re
ceipts, 2S6; gross, 2S6; stock. 2l.295.
Wilmington-Quiet; middling, Siac; net
receipts, q; gross, q; sales, S; stock, 7,222.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, 92c; net re-
liz.
Baltimore--Nominal; middling, 97sc; net
receipts, Sc; gross, 256 stock, 1851.
New York-Quiet; miadling, 13-16c net
receipts, 800; gross, $50; stock. ll2,0io.
Bcston-Quiet; middlng 13-1Gc; net re
eeipts, US; gross, 500.
Philadelphia Firm; middling, 101-16c;
stock, 57S2
Newport News-Net receipts, 90; gross,
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Quet middling, 9%c: net re-
ceipts, Z; gross, u; sales, 572; stock, r.
80!
Memphis-Steady; midding Csc; net re-
ceipts III; gross, III; sales, $50; stock, So
40
St Louis Quiet; middlng, csc; net re-
ceipts Go; gross, Jos stock. 53,S1S
Cincinnati-Dull; middling, 99sc; stock,
II, 957
Houston-Quiet; middling. $780, net re-
ceipts 155; gross, l55; sales. 2l3; stock, 20
20
Louisville-Firm; middling, 9lzc; net re-
ceipts IS; gross, 35; sales, 81; stock, $50.
Exports of cotton this day
Calves tonic Great Britain, 1891.
New Orleans-C oastwiss, 80.
avannah-Coastwise, S2l
Charles tcn-Coastwise IS.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 1905.
Balumore-I'o Great Britain, 1000; to
the continent, 250 coastwise, 1890.
Newport News-To Great Britain, 1,l62;
ccastwise, 49,
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day To Great Britain, 4,553; to the conti-
nent $50
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain. 3i,267
TO France, 1852; to the continent 1885.
Total foreign exports s nee Sept /, 1899
To Great Britain 2,036.2S2 to France &C.,
rs; to the continent, 1882 272.
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al an early day begin the publication of
the Lakeland News. This adds another
newspaper 10 the already somewhat large
list in Polk county.
II is announced that another big naval
stores company is to begin operations in
Tampa during the next few months. This
viii gvie that city four of the largest
concerns of the kind in the country.
Jacksonville Metropolis: The Georgia
Medical Association recommends a state
board of health for that state. They are
good things to have on hand, and we are
glad TO observe the physicians of Georgia
have finally caught on to Florida ways
One state board of health is worth two
federal marine hospital services.
Nose Robertson will hang for the muir
der of Cap Dennis at Pablo Beach on June
g. last, and his brother. Frank, Will have
a new trial. This is che result Of recent
decision of the Supreme Court In the
case of Robert Williams, who was found
guilty of murder of Lem Small at May
port, which was appealed TO the Supreme
Court, the decision of the Circuit Court
was affirmed and he and Nose Robertson
VIII hang as soon as Gov. Bloxham shall
select the day.
'SASiS mas tiiS CSilOCI parry
of Monroe county had such number of
candidates cropping ou$ for nomination as
in the coming County. Convention at Key
West. For sheriff, there are six appli-
cants, and almost every other office has
a number of candidates. The fight will
be warm one, and il is predicted that
there will"be three tickets in the field.
So far, the Republicans have had nothing
to say, waiting for the Democrats to make
the first move. A number of prominent
business men have entered politics and
will push the campaign along briskly.
The most pleasant social that Eustis has
enjoyed in many years was given last
evening by Dr. and Mrs. Guy Hutchings
in honor of their only daughter, Edith
the OCCASION being her eighteenth birth
day. Miss EDITH has The honor of being
the first girl Bbrn in Eustis She has con
stantly endeared herself 10 all whom she
meets, and her friends can be counted by
the many scores. The social was held at
the Ocklawaha House, and about $50
guests We're present Far into The night
was spent in social games and dancing
Miss Edith received a large number of
choice and useful presents.
AT High Springs, Sunday, Mr. S. A.
Townsend of Savannah, Ga, and. Miss
Claude Bennett, formerly of Gainesville,
but now of High Springs, were married.
Rev. N. b. Plhmmer, pastor OF the Bap-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-28

New Orleans. April Secretary He's
ter's statement Of he WORLDS visible sup-
ply Of cotton shows decrease FOR tie
we k just closed Of 2a ,0l agasnsr a de-
c ease of S4,ffl last year.
TIE total visible supply is 2ST,S age nst
B Bliss last week ana i.9i5,8i5 last ar.
or this the total Of American cotton IS
2,SiAy1i against 2,f16,9l5 last week, and
3,i55075 last year; CT all other kinds, in
ciuding Egypt. Brazil india, etc, 55S,e.O
against c55 coo last we k. and l,l6J001 la
year
OF the worlds visible supply there is
now adoat and held IN Great Britain aud
continental Europe 1891 cl9 bal agaiisl
2,77IG0 last year; IN Egypt l52.ca1 agaiusg
2l50 ,O last year; in ledia $4,000 againt
$4,000 last year; an0 in the Unlled Stat-s
COS 0N against 1,2i5,C01 last year,
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THE CAMP FIRE.
TO BE Charming Feature of the
Louisville Reunion.


Louisville, KY, April 27.-At the reunion
a favorite feature will be the camp fire
where daring deeds will be detailed. Leat.
Gen. Stephen d. Lee recently related one
of the closest CATS he ever had as fol-
lows:
1T is difficult for me to single out the
closest situation in which / was found to
death during the war. OF course in all
battles, like any soldier, I ran great risks.
/ can recall, however. three occasions
when an invidiual sharpshooter of the
enemy took deliberate aim at me at not
over two steps distance and missed me.
One of these occasions was at the battle
of Champion Hills or Bakers creek, near
Vicksburg, where ! had three horses shot
under me in less than twenty minutes,
and riding Under the crest Of a hill fed
eral shorpshooter on the crest arose, took
deliberate aim, and shot at me. Another
occasion in the disastrous rout of Hood $
army before Nashville. when the lines
gave way 1 rode 10 the left 10 see the
extent of the rOut just on my flank, and
rode up to within twenty steps OF fed
eral sharpshooter He brought his gun
down on me. l told him not to shoot,
that | was Gen. Lee, supposipg him TO
be one Of our own sarpshooters. He fired
and missed me and fired three more shots
AT me on horseback before I got out Of
while in a cavalry charge IN command of
the Fourth Virginia Cavalry, a federal
captain going through a gate shut It, and
as l came against the gate on the oppo-
site he faced about and presented his pls-
tbl within three feet Of nv breast and
the cap snapped. This was on the old
battlefield of Malvern bin after the bait
tie In a cavalry charge. on another oc-
CASTOR during the assault made by Gen.
Grant on the trenches Of Nicksburg, May
% 1863. with Col. Wall of Texas and his
adiutant 7 was directing the Confederate
troops IN repulsing the assault Col.
Wallis adtutant was shot and killed Two
DAYS afterward during the cessation OF
hostili1es for the burial OF the federal
dead lying ln front Of the trenches a cap
tain I'm the federal army came up TO me
ana said: Were you not one OF the three
men standing az that point during enc
assault, two days ago ana one Of tho three
was kliedg ! replied. Yes He saidi 4
CONGRATULATE you ON your narrow escape.
seeing fhat the three were officers !
caused my company Of nfly mon 10 take
de.ibemte aim and lire "a yollcy ne che
rroun ana wae nstonlshed when only one
Of the three fen
90 merely mention these several tn
sfnneea. though ( mi.At recall many
o.hffs."
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
GENERAL CONDITION OF TRADE
DURING TIE PAST WEEK.

The Feature Was the Drop i'm Resins
ON Tuesday 10 the Trading Basis.
Turpentfne Continues Firm at
About the Same Price as Last
WeeI-COttOn Quiet and Unchang-
ed - Loc9I and Telegiaphic Mar
ISets.
Morning News Office. April T.-The fea-
ture of the week in the local markets was
the decline in resins, which went off on
Tuesday when there were sales of up
ward of 1900 barrels. The decline was
admitted TO be the basis for the opening
business of the season, and the chances
are that business will follow, now that
the market has settled down. The sales
on Tuesday represents the denominations
for several weeks. The turpentine market
continues firm at IA cents, with a good
demand for the offerings. The cotton
market closed quiet and unchanged to-
day, with nothing to add interest to the
situation. The local demand is so slight
that there is little opportunity to do much
business Moreover. it is stated there is
not great deal of cotton in factors
hands subject TO sale. The following re-
sumo of the different markets win show
the tone and quotations at the close to-
day, and their condition during the week !;
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NANAL ewoIlrls.

SPIRITS TURPENT1NE. The tlfrpcn-
tine market has remained firm through
out The week. The demand Is good, both
for foreign and domestic account The
weeks receipts were 1907 against 6.5SS
for che same time last year Tne exports
his week went $50 10 IJarburg, and the
balance coastWise ana interior. The trade
is Interested at present in reports from
he naval stores belt as 10 the damage
from the floods While 1t is expected
there may be a luA in the receipts shortly
II Is nor believed any material DAMAGE
has been done, such as would lessen pro-
ducton 10 any noticeable extent.
/ ROSIN The basis Of prices for resins
for the opening OF the naval. stareSs sec son
was established during the past week by
the general settling down OF priced on
Tuesday, when all grades descen1edf 60
about the level buyers are wiling o Ray
and factors 10 take. The week closes With
sales of nearly 10000 barrels of rosin
The basis for this season shows no wen
as compared with that OF last year The
lower grades, including p and below, wers
81 05 this time last year ana st25 this
year. Pales were S2.35 for water white,
81 10 for window glass and 81 80 FOR n. last
year, and 81 So S2.20 $2.25 and $40 re-
spectlvely this year. Al the advance there
is q good demand however, and the OUT
look Is encouraging for lively business
shortly. 1t is likely that producers viii
iipi1 ifatNH oitiii tNfS nave daSNf3ifff@
of getting better prices than the market
now offers.
The sales of 12.625 barrels OF rosin on
Tuesday, represents The accumulation of
several weeks. pending the establishments
of a trading basis. Buyers were hammer
log the market to Some extent. while fac
tors hesitated to accept bids in the hope
OF getting the best there was in It for
themselves.
The receipts of rosin the past week were
1l,ooO barrels. against 1902 for the CORE
sponding period last year The weeks
exports Were 15,3H, against 470S5 the sams
time last year. The shipments this week
were l,2l0 to Genoa. 1888 to HarDurg 4527
TO Gutujewski, and the balance coastwise
ana interior
Quolatlons-At the close Of the market
to-day the Following quotations We're bull
letined at the Board of Trade:
Spirits Tugpertine-Firm at 47Izc. with
sales of 1870 casks
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nosed and the eX
act position of the
diseased condition
determined. thus
every case islreat-
ed separately and
medicines are ad-
mlnistered which
are specially pre-
pared under DIR.
Hathaway per
sonal supervision
for each case.
No two people
are affected by a
particular disease
in the same man
ner, consequently
no two p c o D lie
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COTTON.

The cotton market closed quiet and I'M
changed to-day. Very little business has
been done during the week, the total SALES
being 105 bales. The sales so far this sea-
son have been 77657. There is no demand
for cotton at present, and the result is a
lfeless state of affairs. Outside reports
to-day were more encouraging than they
have been for several days past The re-
lceipts continue to be fairly good
\ The following were the. official spot quo
tations at the close of the market at the
Cotton Exchange to-day;
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f'n Hamilton, noted Tampa crook.
npiured a. rori Myers Tuesday. and
he held for fhe aushorities Of Nus
'ifh county Hamilton Us wanted ~
"nl for forgery,
' w. Clarence Smith Of Lakeland VIII
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w. F. HAMILTON,

OCALA, FLA
Am prepared 10 arm wells up 10 any
depth, We use hrHi-class machinery. can
DO work on short notiae and guarantee
satisfaction.
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WHY He CURES.
The Greatest Specialist of the Time
Gives Every Case His Per-
sOnaI Attention.

Most doctors have a certain number
of stock remedies which they use in all
cases which seem at all similar This
is not DR.. Hathaway's method Every
case with him is most carefully dag