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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

some Good sport and a Good Crowd
at Charter Oak Park.

Hartford, Conn. Sept 4.-The grand
circuit races to-day at Charter Oak Park
were attended by 500 persons. and eight
cen heats were finished before the sport
was over. The ESQ event proved TO be
the interesting rnee ard eight heats were
neesied 10 decide a.. Henry 5. was the
fovorite, but after taking the second AMI
third heat, he was unable TO take the
race. Annie Burns, "a late conner TOOK
che race In the fourth. seventh AMI eighth
heats Summary:
2:es Pace. purse 81 800. Freed Bond won
the first. fourth and NTH heats and race
Harry o.. second; Bob Fttzsimmons,
third Harry o. won the second and
third heats. Time. 2.07s., 20Th. 206N
2:6s% 20SA
2.so troe purse s2.o0o. Annie Burns won
the fourth. seventh and eighth heats and
race. James Shevlin second: Henry s.
third. James shevlin won the NTH and
sixth heats and Henry s. che second and
third. and Queen Eleanor the frss heat
Time. 2.ish. 2:i2h, 2:i5l4. 2l0ls. alba. AIS.
2.i6 2:iais.
2;o5 pacing. purse 1890 (every heat
race. Frank Bogash won IN three
straight heats. with Indiana second, and
Baby Ruth third Time, sos 2.O6, 2.O7
2i2 trot purse $4,000 Bay Star won the
hrss. second and fourth heats and race:
Edna Cook won the third heat. Time
2:ioi4 2:oah4, no time. 2:i2A.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
WANTS rnE RACE RuN AGAIN.
whitney Anxious for "A True Test OF
InaIy Hoo uey.


New York. Sept. 4-willlam c. whitney
owner Of Baliy Hoo Bey. has sent the fol-
lowing letter 20 the secretary OF the coney
Island club in which he expresses his
desire 10 have race arranged between
Bally Hoo Bey and the Keene colt, Tom.
my Atkins;
THE running Of the Flathush stakes
recently was unsatisfactory 20 nearly
every one AS the winner OF the stake. Il
was especially 80 70 me. The circum-
stances Of the race left in doubt the ques-
ton which horse would have won in true
run race II would be agreeable 70 me II
YOU would retain from the winnings OF my
stable at this meeting the amount won
by me In the Flatbush. and arrange a
race for me between Bally Hoo Bey and
Tommy Atkins at Morris. and add this
money for me. 20 such stake as may be
put IN by the westcheEser Association.
The race 10 be az seven furlongs and al
equal weights.
III che event does not mature BY the
reason OF the non-appearance at the post
OF Rally Hoo Bey, you may retain the
money 20 such fund applicable 10 dis
obled Jockeys as We may agree upon.
This proposal does not call IN question
The decision OF the race, by the stewards.
Ia simply assumes that the race was not
truly run. Very respectfully
william C. whitney"
The amount won by Mr.. whitney IN tho
Flatbush stakes was 1880.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

New York. sept A good sized crowd
enjoyed some close and spirited racing
az sheepshead Bay to-day. Winning ia
vorites were scarce. Maid Of Harlem in
the last event being tho only one TO score.
Summary.
First Race-Five furlougs. Insho,. 20
l, won. with Cherries. s 10 ]. second and
Luck, Is to !. third. Time LOO as.
Second Race-One ard one-eighth miles.
Bombsheil. 20 !. won, with Belle OF Troy.
TO ! and even, second. and King BrambIe.
TO ], third Time IS 3-5
Third Raee-The Eight stakes, seven
furiongs. Hellobas. 20 /. won. with Brig
adler. to and 20 !. second. and Voter.
20 5, third. Time ! % 3-5
Fourth Race-One mile. Borough, ~ 20
/, won. with West Baden. TO and 3 10
!. second. and Chandelier. Z 20 !, third.
Time / 20 i-5
Fifth Race-Six furlongs Col. Baden.
IL to /, won, with Hlmtine. 2 20 ! aud 10
8. second. and Annoy. 10 20 l. third. Time
1913 as.
Sixth Race-The Ruseet hanIlcap. one
and half miles on turf. Maid Of Harlem
II 10 5. won. with David Gsrrick. S 10 ?
and even second, and Laverock, s 90 /.
third Time 2.s5
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
THE BALD EAGLE.
Mans Unhappy Propensity 20 KIN
Him Whenever seen.
From the Hartford Post

From the Hartford Post.
We wish r. W Woodwork hadn't XIII
"a that bald eagle The fatal sboottng
was done on Wednesday IN Windsor. lust
north OF the Hartford town line. II Mr.
Woodwork had bagged the bird between
1888 and 1897 he would have been liable TO
pay fine Of not less than 81 or more
than $50 lie not only acted lawfully. but
he displayed clever markamanshfp--but
nevertheless. we always regret 20 hear
OF an eagle being made a warehouse Cor
huckshot
The law prohibiting the killing of eagles
was repealed by the general assembly OF
1897. and the dubious glory OF the per
Torrance Is charged up to Representa-
tive Main OF Stoniugton The legislators
assonted to the proposition not because
they loved the cage less. but because
they loved Mr.. Main more. The repeal
bill introduced by the unique representa-
tive from SionlnRton, went 10 the com
mittce on agriculture, which reported ad-
verseiy Mr.. Main was mad Tie began 10
Iva che strenuous life. He set out 20 DO
up the committee on agriculture. and con-
seqUentiy 70 do up the eagle. He blend
I'd talk and hustle IN harmonious pro-
portions. The fight was fast and furious
The issue was long In doubt. Finally a
please and fearing that Mr.. Main might
leave the state II the bill were defeated
stood BY him. turned the committee
down. passed The hill and gave every
boy an opportunity 20 put daylight
through any eagle that came along
And ye'. and yet. isn't Il too bad TO kill
the klrg Of blrds7 The eagle a. the Amer
lean national emblem. II loves the noun
tains. the crag. the Inaccessible eliff. the
upper air II sets the poets IN motion. II
Is a noble bird. To be sure. It's healthy
appetite occasionally induces Il 10 pat for
b.ddsn things on rs bin OF fare. and Il
Isn't always friendly 70 articles which
the farmer highly prizes Nevertheless
the eagle on tho whoe r. 80 attractive
80 majestic. 40 emblsmatic that, IN spite
81 IL occasional bad habits. we can't
quite eco how genuine sporsHnsn can
wish to pull the tfisxtr when nc secs one
Of the magnificent birds up Ia the blue.
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ron LABoR LEGISLATION.
An Organization Perfected Ia CeIun,-
hia, \. &.

Columbia s c.. sept A.-The South
Carolina Federation Of Labor has been or
ganized here. with N. c. Wallace OF Co
lumbia president. and will get right into
a isht for legislation looking to excluding
children Of tender ago from cotton and
other factories. That Is the hrst OF three
initial demands. The others are. state
labor bureau with inspection o. factories.
and reduction " the hours OF labor,
The bill TO regulate children in mills
was defeated by large majority In the
legislature last winter. but II will very
likely be passed next time. A tight will
be made an along tho line.
wheat aud Cotton Growers.
The cotton and wheat growers assoeia-
tions will meet together az Greenwood
Sept 70. and the cotton growers viii be
addressed BY SIR. Harvey Jordan Of the
Georgia association The wheat growers
have had a most successful year and their
object will be TO increase acreage and en-
courage planting by every means possl-
Bile. The cotton growers win not discuss
acreage al this time. but the EFFORT Will
be 10 get the farmers to handle the crop
slowly
FooIhardy Attempt.
Columbus Moore attempted TO drive a
wagon loaded with hrooms across the
Spartanburg and Columbia Railroad track
al Rich Hin last evening In the face OF
an approaching passenger train. Driver
and horse were killed. and for a time the
air was as full Of hrooms as II all the
witches OF Juvenile fancy had turned out
for parade.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
wAnM ELEcTIoS N GuYroN.
sheppard Goes In as Mayor and ma
Full Ticket with Hfm.

sheppard Goes In as Mayor and Ills
Full Ticket with Him.
Guyton, Ca. spet. 4-The election for
Mayor and Aldermen Of the town OF Guy
ton took place to-day. II was one Of the
most exciting ever held In the town. AZ
an early hour the voting began and the
workers for each ticket were busy getting
their friends to the polls.
4, W. sheppard candidate for Mayor.
led from the beginning and came very
near getting twice as many votes as his
opponent. a. J. simmons. The follow
ing candidate for aldermen were elected.
A. r. Bird. n. r Archer. J. n. Shear
ouse. W. 8. Samold. The entire board
elect l. composed OF men who are fully
Identified with the town and will do all
thcy can for It's interests.
The new board win take the oath OF
ONCE IN n few days for a term OF two
years There was a fun ticket opposing the
board voted for. but not one succeeded
IN being elected W 8. sanold withdrew
from the ticket but his friends put him
IN the race against his consent and he
was elected by handsome majority any
way
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
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SAVANNAH TO BALTIMORE.
Tickets on sale OF company's Offices to
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.,ata room berth. Savannah to Baltlmore.
Accommodation and cuisine uneqnaled.
freight capacity unlimited; careful ham
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srha steamships % this company are ap-
ro,nied 10 sail from Savannah TO Balti-
rnora A. follows tstandard timel;
n a MILLER, Capt, Peters. THURS
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ITAscA, Capt Digs. SATURDAY, Sept.
s. $50 D. m.
ALLEaHANY. Capt. Foster. TUESDAY.
sept II. 500 ., NJ.
TEXAS. Capt Eldridge. THURSDAY,
sent g. 200 a. m.
D. H. MILLER, Capt. Peters, sATUh-
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j.. i.28 y. m.
ALIEGHANY. Capt. Foster, THURS
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Ana from baltimore Tuesdays. Thurs
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Ticket ONCE. 20 Bun street
NEWcOMB COHEN. TRAY. Agent
j. J. CAROLAN Agent.
Savannah. Ga
w. p. TURNER. q. r. A.
A. ~ sTEBBTNs A. r. ~
]. c. WHITNEY, Traftlc Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Ma
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
IxvEsTIGATiSG THE RIOTS.
Grand Jury mt Akron Charged 90 DO
Its Full Duty.

Akron. o.. Sept. "A special grand
Jury was lmpaneied tosny 70 consider
the cases OK the men arrested FOR particl-
pa,ing in the recens riot. The jury -
composed OF prominent citizens, the fore
man being Hon. J. Park Alexander a
former member OF the Legislature.
Judge Kohler. In charging the jury. ex-
hortei them 10 be courageous and TO
place the blame wherever It may belong
He advised them also 20 investigate the
conduct OF the officials Of the city. mem
bers Of the police force, the marshal OF
the city and members OF the Council, as
to what they did not do ln the way OF pre-
venting and suppressing the iawieesness.
Examine Il impartiaily," said the Judge,
and II there has been any violation Of
the laws in that respect by any officers
Of the city or any failure to do his duty,
present il fearlessiy 10 she court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
ToPICs AT Triton.
The New Methodist Church-sherman
Harris Pleads Guilty.

Harris Pleads Guilty.
Triton. Ca. sept 4--The plans and spec.
iAca,ions for Tifton's new brick Methodist
Church have been submitted by the ar
chitect. approved by the building commit
tee and accepted Pastor Foster Is now
making contracts FOR material and VIII
begin building soon. The church Il a
very handsome structure. IL 20 be built
OF brick and has an outside measurement,
over all Of f7x72 feet. The cost Is csN-
mated at SS.0oo.
sherman Harris. colored. who killed Jim
Williams. a fellow laboreT. In Tifion last
Saturday. with a club. pleaded guilty ~
eommlttal trial and was carried 20 Nash
willie fail yesterday TO await the fall term
OF the Superior Court.
Col j. r Murrow broke ground yester-
day for a new brick building on Main
street. II will contain two storerooms
each 25xs0 feet one OF which viii be o.
cupied as offices by the Gazette Publish
ing Company. and the other filled with "A
stock of merchandise.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Charleston. s. c.. sept. "A young
white man By the name OF A. c. Mccall.
formerly OF Berkeley county ia lying ct
the city hospital here. az the point OF
death. He attempted 90 take hts own
life by drinking iaudanum. The doctors
say he may recover. Mccall said ne was
tired OF living. and that he had contract
ed debts he could not pay. He was mar
rief about four months ago. He had been
drinking heavily recently.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
GUYToN GLEAxINGs.
Epworth League MISUNDERSTANDING
of the Public schools.

Epworth League MeefinE-opening
of the Public schools.
Guyton. Ca. Sept. i-The Epworth
League held It's monthly business meeting
at the home or the president. Or. o. G..
Mlngledorn After tho business part. the
Entertainment Committee handed around
papers with a story written on II. which
had quite a number OF words 60 be filled
In with names Of trees. Miss Emmie Bird
won the ladies prize and Mr. VIII VIM
the gentlemans
The Guyton High School began the fall
term yesterday. Prof. W. II. Martin, the
principal. had extended an invitation to
all the patrons and friends Of the school
20 be present al the opening, and quite a
number were present. Several OF the cit
ixens made speeches lea intrest OF the
school and extended words OF welcome
to the teachers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
Take 25 Drops

OF Railways Ready Relief in half a turn-
bier Of water on rising IN the morning
90 strengthen and sweetcn the stomach
and prevent all Of those feelings OF lassl-
tude and 'tirsdness" 20 common at this
season.
Railways Ready Relief instantly re-
heves and soon cures Bruises. Burns.
Bites OF Insects. Swelling OF the Joints.
Lumbago, Innammations, Congostions.
rheumatism. Neuralgia. Headache.
Toothache.
so Cents "A Bottle. sold ny Druggists.
RADMAY a CO.. 90 Elm So. \. n.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 4.-Rev. +. VI.
Cravatn, for twenty-five years president
81 Fisk University at Nashville. died this
afternoon az 81. Charles, MINI. He was
chaplain of the One Hundred and First
ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Ciytl
War. He was one OF the founders OF
risk University. and directed the work
- the original jubilee singers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
A CoLoRED INSTITUTION.
WIN ne Built at 81. Louis for Benev-
client Purposes.

Indianapolis. Ind. sept. .4-Thc National
Correctional Council OF the African b.
+. zion Church is IN session here. To-day
/, was decided to locate national benev-
oient and savings institution AZ 81 Louis
ui,h branch Offices at Philadelphia. Bos-
ton. Atlanta and other cities to be select
"a. The institution viii be capitalized at
$40 ooa The officers selected for Il are:
president. Bishop Walters; treasurer.
~ Noseiaud OF St Louis; directors,
u,sbon Hood Of Fayetteville. ". CT
p,shop clinton. 81 South Carolina. John
= Ianev 81 Wilmington, y. C.; w. s.
coler OF Salisbury. y. C.; Bishop Toma of
North Carolina: Prof. Atkins q Winston
n. G.. and Bishop Clayton OF North Caro-
ggru
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
VAN NESS RAISED noER FLAG.
HIs Action viewed ms Tn Insult 10
British visitors.

Ills Action Viewed ms TN Insult to
British visitors.
Bar Harbor. Ne. Sept 4-Just after the
British ships dropped anchor in the har-
Dor to-day Edward Van Ness Of New
York. swung to the breeze from a stan
on his lawn. "a large Boer dag, and ad-
dressed his friends in denunciation Of the
British The nag raising made the people
angry and a dozen volunteered to pull the
pole down Without further ceremony. Rear
Admiral Upshur (retiredl was particular
~ vexed
Chas n Wood. chairman Of the board
Of selec,men, called on Mr.. Van Ness and
politely requested that the flag be taken
down. but Mr.. Van Ness refused. SIR
Wood cut the halyards and the Boer
standard noated TO earth amid the cheers
% those assembled MIR. Van Ness was
one OF the commpitsee to receive the Boer
commissioners. when they visited this
country. He has been requested To resign
from the gentlemens club.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
AFFAiRs Ar ATHENS.
a Negro boys Dangerous Amuse-
ment-An Old negro Dead.

Athens. Ca. sept. s.-Rube Durham.
young negro boy, piled up trash around
a companlon OF his and set Il adre. For.
tunately. help arrived In time to keep inc
negro from burning 10 death but ne
ans severely burned IN several places,
Grly johnson. c0lored. one OF the old
est negroes in the city, died yesterday.
he was known TO nearly every college
boy who has attended tho university since
the war. He was . celebrated fife player.
ma was iifer Tor tho Athens Guards dur
ing the war. and has taken part - nearly
every celebration In Athens for the past
forty years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

At Chicago-chicago. 4. Detroit l.
Al Bunalo-Buffalo. 10. Minneapolis g.
Second Game-Buffalo. s; Minneapolis. ,
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3. Kansas
City. o.
AZ acknowledgements. i; Milwaukee.
q
Second Game-Clcveland 4; Milwaukee, g.
AZ Toronto-Toronto. :; Montreal .
Second Game-Toronto, 4 Montreal, J.
At Hartford-Hartford, u: Springfield. Z
AZ acknowledgements. ?. Rochester Q.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Thornasville. Ca, sept. 4.-The farmers
Of Thomas county met at the Court House
this morning and organized the Thomas
county branch of the Cotton Growers
Protective Association. W. n. Culpepper
was elected president. and II. Stacy. Sec
rotary. The next meeting will be held
on Sent r.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
SEVERAL MEN UNDER ARREST.
Some Doubt Expressed About "A Re
ported Murder.

Thomasville. Ca. Sept. A-Sherin Doss
returned from Coolidge tonight, bring
ing wiki him Robert Booth, Aus Daniel
and Henrq Daniel. all white, charged with
assault with intent 90 murder Grant Wei
ley and q negro on yesterday afternoon;
and Henry Booth charged with the muir
der Of welIey.
There seems TO be some doub, as 20
whether there has been any killing az
oil A Mr.. smith, who has charge OF a
eawmlil IN the vicinity OF the alleged
crime, told the sheriff that he saw Well
ley on Monday afternoon. the day after
the reported killing. This statement was
corroborated by a negro. who also claims
10 have seen Weiley alive on Monday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Philadelphia. Sept. 4.-Si. Louis and
Philadelphia hlt the ball freely to-day. but
the home teams aits were made at tho
more opportune time. The fielding OF both
teams az times. was rather ragged. At
tendance s,25o. Score. RH.E.
81. Louis % o % o as u 5
Phfadelpa ? o 2s4i o x-l9 IL .
Batteries-powell and Robinson. Dona-
hue aud Mcfarland.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

MARTIN DECLARED NOMINEE.
Result Of Contest for sherin of
Charleston County.

Result OF tonfeEf Tor rherIH OF
Charleston County.
Charleston. s C.. Sept. AT a meeting
OF the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee held here to-day. Capt J. Elmore
Martin was formally announced as the
candidate for the party for sheriff Of
Charleston county. The returns Of the
primary were contested by Mr. Jervey
and all the ballots cast 20 the contest
were asked Tor. This was granted. and
when the recount showed practically the
same returns as were made by the man
ayers Capt. Jervey formally withdrew
his contest and Capt Martin was de-
ciared the nominee Of the party Feel
ing has run very high OF the subject OF
the contest and every one is glad TO have
the whole matter over and done With.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
WAS CAUSED ny RELIGION.
Separation Between Dr. j. G. sexton
of Atlanta and his wife.

of Atlanta and his wife.
Atlanta. Sept. 4.-Accordlng TO testl-
mony taken before Judge Lumpkin IN the
Superior Court this morning queer re-
hgious belief was the cause Of the separ-
alton and divorce OF Joshua b. Sexton a
this city and his wife. Elizabeth Ayers
sexton. They had been married for TWEEN
ty-hve years and have one child. a daugh-
ter OF twenty-five. DIR. Sexton has an Of
fee on Whitehall street this city. Both
he and his wife. who IL now living In
Washington y. G. are well TO do, Dr.
Sexton being a professor Ia the Georgia
College OF Eclectic. Medicine and Sur
gerry. After the hearing Of the evidence
this morning there WAS a verdict for the
plaintiff. Under this decree he may marry
again, but the wife may not.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Brooklyn, Sept. 4--chicago won to-day's
game In the face OF a ninth inning rally
by the Brooklyns. The visitors outplayed
the locals 81 every point until near the
close. Attendance 500 Score. RI r..
Chicago $3.50 2 0-sis 2
brooklyn 81 00ii o 4-Tl2 s
Baueries-Garvin and nonahue: Howell.
weighing and Mcclure
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
EXPOSITION SITE SECURED.

Use of Wagner Property Given to
Charleston Gratis.
Charleston. :. c.. sept. Alt was def
nitely determined to-day to use the wae-
ener property instead Of che Rhell farm
az part Of the exposition site. An offer
had been made for the latter place OF Sia.-
000, but the owners were unable 20 break
lease OF the property held by some
truck farmers. The Wagner place Is
donated free Of rent to the exposition BY
Capt r. w Wagner for two years.
The entire site viii contain seventy acres
OF land and nifty acres of marsh. The
actual work OF mapping out the land VIII
hegln az once.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Boston. Sept 4-Pittsburg won both
games to-day The first was close and
exciting until the eighth inning. when
Pittshurg chnched matters by hard hit
ting In the second game Boston outbat-
ted Pit,sburg and lost. Attendance. 2,boo
score R.H.E.
Boston ........O o 1000 90 &
Pittsburg 80 o I o 4 "a IL, /
Batteries-Nichols and Clarke, chesbro
and O'connor
Second GENE RH.E.
boston .........s....i 2 0 Is Is
Piltshurg ..........e / O 0 0 IS 6 .
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Ashland. KY. Sept 4~-The big Aetna
furnace closed down to-dsy. throwing out
800 people out. II f. said the shut down
Is for repairs only. The Norton Iron and
Nail Works has started up again.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
GEORGE a. KERNAGuAN DEAD.
Augusta Man Who Was weII-Knowu
fn Turf Circles.

in Turf Circles.
Augusta. Sept 4-Mr. George II. Ker-
naghan. for many years a leading livery
stable man in Augusta, and a well known
man in turf circles. died to-day at
Waynesville. y. c. lie has been in falling
health for a year past and had gone 10
North Carolina some weeks ago, hoping to
b. benefited by the change. He was born
July 2. 1881 in Hamburg $. c.. and is sur
uved by brother. three sisters. a wife
and an adopted daughter. Mr.. Kernaghan
az one time kept q string Of race horses
on the big circuits and from this source.
and his regular business in Augusta. ac-
quired a competency His funeral will
take place on Thursday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Mira. winslow's Soothing syrup has been
used Tor children teething. II soothes the
child. aofsena the gnma. allsys all pain
cures wind colo. and - she best remedy
for Dsarrnoea. Twenty-Five cents tsetiie.
lad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
JOHN c. BUTLER,

--DEALl1i6 Aas-
Paints, Oils ana Glass. sash. Doors. Blinds.
end Builders Supplies. Plain and DecoFa-
uvs Wan Paper. Foreign and Domestic
Clements. Lime Plaster ard Hair soas
Agent for Ahestine Cold Water Paint.
20 Congress street west and 10 81 Jailss
street. west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

River Report-Ths hight Of the Sayan-
nah river at Augusta a "a. m. G5fh me-
ridian time) yesterday was 10 feet. a
fall Of 90 foot during the preceding
tweniy-four hours.
Cotton region bulletin Savannah. Ga.
for the tweniy-four hours ending az a.
m. 18th meridian time, sept 4. 1900:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Il a remedy
which may be
safely used for
any stomach
disorder. an 4
the only one 70
cure
indigestion,
Dyspepsia.
Constipation
and
Biliol'sness.
or prevent
Malaria,
Fever and
Awfte
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Remarks Slightly higher temperatures
over the Montgomery districts. Light
scattered showers over the belt
Observations taken az the same moment
OF time at all stations. Sept. {. 1900 D.
m, 18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Special Texas Rainfall Reports-Paies-
tine, OF: Galveston, 20. Corpus Christi.
a: Brennan. Oh: Columbia. .es. Cuero.
80. Houston. r. Huntsville. r. Longview,
T. sherman. r; Waco, T. Weatherford.
r
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Pretoria. Sept. lit is reported that
Gen. Delarey. the Boer commander. died
OF wounds received at Glands river