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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
RUssELL's GREATEST FEAT.
The Cro-s-ExamInation In the Par
nell Trial.

From the London Daily News.
In the memorable trial which began on
Oct .. ISIS. and came to an end on Nov.
p iss9 there were many scenes which
those who witnessed them win never for
get. In these scenes the chief person
ages were Sir Charles Russell. as he then
was ana Richard pigott the forger. and
Houston. pigotrs employer and dupe and
IL Caron-that strange. sinister figure.
the ablest BY far OF The witnesses Tor the
Times. one remembers those scenes. not
merely for their dramatic interest % the
moment. hut also Tor their revelation OF
the many-sided character or the great adj
vocate who shattered the fabric OF lies
laboriously built up as an obstacle against
the EFFORT ofEnglish Liheralists In the cause
Of Ireland. OF all those scenes the most
stirring was. OF course. Russclrs cross
examination Of Pigo,t. which began on
Feb. q. 1879. During the whole OF the
preceding day and the first few hours OF
the 2lst Sir Charles Russell had been
making his last preparations for his on
slauEht. He had turned Houston inside
out 50 20 speak And he had been auicf-
ly taking stock OF Richard pigoit during
the forgcr's l0ng-winded. plausible story
70 Sir Richard Webster Who can forget
his treatment OF the prlm. priggish. com
posed. bandhoxical Houston? Composed.
mean. until Mr.. Houston became democrat
lied by the merriment caused by his own
admissions In answer 10 abrupt little
questions. delivered in sort OF conhdcn-
tial uudeTtone. curiousiy az variance with
the sudden. searching gaze that accompa-
nied them. After eleven years ] can sec
Mr. Houston. IN the flesh as n We're
coming miserably 20 GRIEF in that cross
examination abou, the black bag IN which
piRott and his alleged confederates
brought the Paruell letters 20 their pur-
chaser IN the Hotel des neuN Mondes
Avenue de rOpera. Paris. I can hear
the laughter tn the density packed court
laughter promptly suppressed by the usher
while Mr. Houston told how he waited
upstairs while the bargaining for the let
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
WORLDS STALLION RECORD.
Cresceus Beat the Time Made by the
Famous DIrectum.


Hartford, Conn. Sept 5.-The big event
Of the racing in the Grand Circuit to-day
was the trial OF Cresceus. owned by
Ketcham Farm. Toledo. o.. 10 beat he
worlds stallion record by Directum Of
2o5t.. cresceus was driven by George
Ketcham and was urged by Joe Patchen.
driven by Dlckerson and by a runner
driven by Walker. Dickerson coached the
horse to Tho half alone, when Walker
came In with his runner. both pushing
him al the flank TO the wire. Cresccus
did not make skip ia the mile and the
time by quarters was Sih. l02A. l.3ii..
2.Osa,. beating the record with apparent
ease. finishing very strong and not 10 the
least bloweh The management gave 1900
for the performance. The other events
went 20 the favorites all along the line
and the racing was not up 10 Tuesdays
mark. Summaries.
2.i2 pace. purse S2oO0. Johnny Again
won in three straight heats Clinton b.
second: Winola third. Time, 2,oe3s, 2;o9s..
2.09h
80 pace. purse 5000 Connor won tho
FIRST. third and NTH heats and race ISL
and wilkes. Jr.. second. WIN Leyburn.
third Island wilkes won the second and
WilIeyburn the fourth heats. Time 2:0i9a
2.osis. 2GA. 2osa.: 209A
2:i0 trot purse $500 Charley Herr won
the nrei. third and fourth heats and race.
Pnatus second Farris third. Pilatus won
the second heat. Time 2:10. 2;09A, 2osA
2.O9i.
2ls pass. purse $500 Stacker Taylor
won In three straight heats. Wotin Bells
second. Special Boy. third. Time 2l2is.
2.O9,. ell4
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Mobile. Sept. 5-Arrived. steamer Ca.
tania, Fur'ong. from New York: steamer
Nord tNorl. Enger. Sabine Pass. Texas.
Pensacola. Fla. Sept. ARRIVED. steam
ship Ruth tNor). Heiiixen. CardiT: Lang.
ford tNorl, HellIzen. Newport; Dartmoor
tBrD. Barton. Havana. bark Madonna
(Nor). Flagstead. Para.
Sailed. steamer Hirundo (Nor). Olsen
Anrhus
Cleared. steamer Aqua (Br). Keyes
Cette
. Jacksonville. Fla. Sept. b-Ep,erea
steamer Westover, Johns. Phuadelnhia :
schooner Ninetta NJ PARCEL. HlnkIey'
Baltimore
Cleared. steam tug w n Jones p,arca
Manzanll3o, Cuba: steam tug Axuire Nell
son. Ponce Porto Rico.
Entered. steamer semino.e. Besrse Ner
York. w"
Entered and cleared. steamer Iroo,o,.
kemhle. New York.
Charleston. s. G.. Sept. S-Arrivea
barkenttne Prince John INor1 usrr,.,,
sen, lbs days from Pisagua,
He0Fse'o"n, :. G., Sept S-Arriyed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Kissimmeo Nailcy-Gazette; A gentle
man whose verlcity Is considered 10 be
above question. informs MS ia cold blood
that quail are destroying the steel rails
on the track 81 the Sugar Bsit near Run
nymede. Numbers Of quail have been OBJ
served picking at the rails with great en-
ergy and perseverance, Upon investign-
ton Il was found that they were tearing
IN flakes OF rust Why they should be
doing this Is a mystery. but our theory
is that their systems are out Of order aud
they are doctoring themselves with an
iron tonic AS the constant pecking Of
the sick birds may IN course Of time
weaken the rails our informant suggests
that the Plant system drop rusty nails
about IN the right Of way TO entice the
quail away from the rails.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
Realy Tor the campaIsn.

state campaign committee 20 conduct
the canvass for the election OF the can
didates nominated by the State Convcn-
ton has been named by Chairman Clark
in pursuance OF the action Of the State
Executive Committee "a rs recent meet
ing The committee r. made up Of Chair
man Frank Clark and Secretary Crum OF
the STATE Committee. and Messrs q. =.
Healcy Of Nolusia county, r. +. Rose Of
Osceola. +. J. Fcrnside Of Putnam. J. D.
Galloway o. Columbia. and J. +. Wolfe Of
Escamha. A committee 90 conduct the
organization OF Democratic clubs through
out the state has also been appointed. as
originally provided by the State Executive
Committee. The adoption by the State
Executive Committee OF the regulations TO
govern holding primaries Nov. 8 consti-
tuted the final official act OF the commit
tee for the campaign.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

steamer oneida. Samples. New York via
Wilmington.
New orleans. Sept 5.-Cieared. steamers
Gussie. Leech. Cienfuegos: Jamaica (Brl'
Pickthal. Liverpool.
Port Eads Sept 5.-Arrived. steamers
Olympia CBr). Soldiers. Port Gibson.
Prah (Br0. Simond Los Paimas; Roysion
Grange (Br). Maurigen. Norfolk. Louise
tGer). Won Bergen. Hamburg via Norfolk
sunniva (Nor). Johannsen. Ceiba, Tam
picsn Br). Highton. Liverpool.
aid hnS.cca
Sailed. steamers Premier (Br). Mcpon-
aid. Sanchez; Banes (Nor) Tronsiaa'
Port l.lmon; louisiana. Haley. Ne"
York
Port Tampa. Fla. Sept 5-Arrived. tug
Guillcrmo. Lopez. and barges MichaeA'
and Bella Catalina. Havana.
Key West, Sept 6-Arrived steamer
Fanita. Thomson. Sagua.
Sailed. night OF the sth. steamer Mas
cote white. Havana.
Baltimore. Sept. 6-cieared. Allegheny
Savannah; Itasca. Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
wiIeox County. Warm Fiaht.

Two candidates were voted for IN the
last primary held IN Wilcox county for
4he LEGISLATURE. and both have been de-
clared the nominee Of the PARTY. Gress
eligibility TO be- a candidate wue contested
upon the ground that. while he had been
living IN Wilcox county. his home was
regarded 20 he Ia Atlanta. while some -
his political enemies charged that he had
no particular residence. living oil
most anywhere az any time he cho-e
20 move. and that New York was a.
much his home as Atlanta. Mcleod. on
the other hand. had no such argument
60 contend with. as he had always lived
ga WhooN county. and some OF the people
claimed that he had never been beyond the
limits OF tho county line The whole hgnt
was centeFesl upon fhe laca tion OF che
Court House Of Wilcox county. The,
have no other political issue Ia that coun-
-. Gress was for Rochelle and McLeo-l
favored the Court House remaining az
Abbevihe. on the night Of the day ~
she primary the Abhevllle ballot hox mys-
teriously disappeared. List. strayed or
stolen wns an the answer given when the
question was asked as 90 what had he
come Of a. When such returns as were
obtainable were counted ~ was nnnounc "A
that Mcleod had won out GTess. how
ever. would not have u that way. He
believed that he was elected. and served
notice upon the Executive Committee that
he would contest the election. a day WAS
set for the hearing. and when % arrived
CreFs was not present q push his claims.
This resulted IN Chairman Charley War
zen. VINO. By the way is au Abbeyllo
man. decloKhg that Mcleod wac the
nominee OF the party II seems. however.
that a majority OF the members OF the
committee favor Rochelle for the Court
House. and these. eleven Gu all had
messing a few DAYS later ana announced
that Grcss had been nominated for the
Legislature. Gress was in New YORK
when this action was sakcn aud was at
once notified OF the situation lie hurried
home and r. now in Wilcox county sizing
up the situation. This condition Of uf-
fairs. Il Is said. will bring about nnothcr
hard hEht when the election comes OF
In October. Both men will 80 before
the people claiming 20 be the nominee OF
the party No matter what the result
will be IN the coming contest. the popu-
lar belief Is that the whole matter viii
finally come before the Legislature FOR
adjustment. The question Of the removal
OF the Court House o. Wilcox county
from Aoheville 20 Rochelle hos figured
prominently 81 the Legislature for years
ana has never been settled II will come
up again ns soon ne the Legislature
meets.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Albany Herald. Ar u. r. Fullbrisht
xns the victim Of a very peculiar acct
dent AZ the gin plant Of Mr. F. G.
F,dwards. on Jackson street. this morning
Mr. Fullhrlght was standing near rap
idly revolving shaft adjusting some Of
the gin machinery. ln some way MS
hiouFe caught on tho shaft Mr. Full
brich, pulled hack with an his might hat
che shaft wound nap his loose blouse IN a
moment and he was whirlcd around with
the shaft After several revolutions nn
was thrown from the Fhaft with such
fierce that his feet touched the ceiling
a. he turned IN the CTR. Every threat
Of Mt Fullhrighrr clothing was torn
from his body. uud this ls what saved his
life II the clothing had been 80 strong
a. not 20 have torn Mr.. FulhriEht
would have been killed before the ma
chncry could have been stopped. Dr..
Bacon was called In and an examination
showed that Mr. Fuiibnghts injuries were
not serious but were remarkably slight
for the accident. Ills side was skinned
"a several places aud his body had sew
erni bad bruises. but no bones were
broken.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
MAD ENGINEER ~ TnE can.
Crazy Engine Driver Tries 90 wreck
HiS Train.

his Train.
From the New York Journal.
sedalia. Mo. Aug. 3i-James Findlay.
an engineer on the Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railroad. Is prisoner IN the hospl-
tai here undergoing treatment for insan-
lty which impclled him TO attempt %
wreck his train In the Indian Territory
on Monday night His fireman. after an
exciting struggle IN the cab OF the loco
motive. overcame him. He was manacied
and sent 10 this city.
Findluy has for many years been an
engineer on the Cho-taw division OF the
railroad. running from Parsons. Kan, to
Paris, Tex For some weeks past he
has been acting strangely. hut from hts
conversation. Il was Thought by his asso-
ciatcs that he was worrying over domes-
tic difficulties. The idea that he was
mentally unbalanced was not entertained
Findlay took his train out as usual on
Monday night The cars were filled with
passengers. At a point In the road where
there are many curves and the roadbed
Il not OF the best. q e. customary for
heavy passenger trains 90 run slowly In
stead OF shutting down as he came to this
stretch OF track, Findlny opened che
throttle and sent his train along az a
speed OF nifty miles an hour
The fireman crossed over To speak 20
Findiay and was attacked by the engf.
neer. who was by this time a rnving ma
ninc He swore thas he would turn che
train upside down on the prairie.
The conductor. alarmed by the swinging
OF the cars made his way 70 the front OF
me train and climbed over the tender in
time 20 help the fireman suhdue the In
sane engineer.
Before ether the conductor or the fire.
man could Ee, % the throttle the train
was spinning along a. more than a mile
a minute speed. and the passengers were
panic-stricken.
Findlay was taken from the train at
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
Phe.nha,e nu.Ine.. Quiet.

Gainesville sun. The phosphate inter
csts Of Alachua county are rather quiet
az present and there is little demand FOR
the rock In most cases the miners are
prepared to hold their rock until prices
are better and tho demand stronger "
x. Steckcrt who Is one OF the largest
miners len tho tounty. Is having large
sheds built for the purpose Of storing the
phosphate as fast as mined and will be
able 70 hold his entire output for the rise
loo the market There o. some noticeable
fact In connection with the miners Of
phosphate. and that Is that the business
has tendency 10 drift into the hands
Of few individuals. and these people are
plenty ahle 10 hold Il until they can get
their price.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Attorney General Terrell s. receiving
invitations from ali parts of the state 10
make speeches In the interest Of the Dem
oerntic party He has already accepted
several. and ID NAV bc that he Will ace
cept others. Mr.. Terrell g. famous nH e
stump speaker. and since his entry into
tolitics has done much for the Demo
cratic party The counties where he
will sneak in the next few days are hav-
ing trouhle with the Populists. ard It is
believed thar several cool speakers from
the Democratic ranks will bring matters
around al right.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
STATISTICS or THE PORT.
August Arrivals and TonnaEe-ves-
sells and Their Rigs.

The Morning News gives to-day the
during the last month. with the rigs.
nationality and net tonnage. The num-
Der does not include the arrivals at quar-
which have arrived az the wharves. and
have discharged cargoes, or are In bal
last or loading. II does not include river
or inland coast steamers. nor does IL in
clude vessels under 100 tons The arrivals.
with the rigs and nationality. are as fol-
lows.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
RESULTS on THE DIAMOND.
brooklyn and Chicago BroiSe Even
on Two Postponed Games.

brooklyn and Chicago Broke Even
on Two Postponed Games.
New York. Sept 5-Brooklyn and Chi
cago played on two postponed games to-
day and broke even Hard hitting by DAILY.
Terrell and McGinulty won tho first game.
In the sccoud gamo Brooklyn heldefs
went 20 pieces To- the nth inning ana the
Chicago's go, eight runs. winning IN a
.,r,er srore. R.It T..
First Game
chicago ......oiO1 0 o o. - I
BROOKLYN 20 o o A. Il 3
Batteries-Taylor and Chance: McGinnl-
~ and Farrell.
Second Game MI. Z.
Rrootlvn % 0 0 / o. II 6
Batteries-Menefee ana Donahue' How
oll and Mcclure.
Attendance 200.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Exports 10 foreign ports from Pensaco-
"a last month we're valued Al, S7st6i3, dis.
tnbuted as follows: Liverpool t25l76
Hamburg Sili04s. Amsterdam. SS05i,
London. 81 i0a. Genoa. So s60. Ymlidcu,
s9sgi7. Rotterdam. 81. $40: Venice. IS so
Tailor Bank 81 So Greenock. &2is-s,
Dundee, S20oOo. Iiavre 5000. Dunkirk.
$500. Trieste. Sis.ts. Antwerp N6.07s
kiei. NGiN. Cork. s9355: Dublin. N.93t;
Marsellies $500; Port Natal Roads. S.4l3;
Matanzas AieO. Nassau. s2.23. Cardenaa,
g.g7A
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
CLAYTON TRIED SUICIDE.
Led 10 the Act by the Desertion o.
His wife and Baby.

Atlanta. Sept. b-Remorse over the
sertion OF his wife and baby led b ?
Clayton of spartanburg. 8. C.. 20 aitenlpe
suicide az the williams House this mo.h-
Ing. he took morphine and strychn ~,
in sufficient quantities for either % 81
him. hut one poison acted as an anouo.s
for the other and kept him alive une'
physicians arrived and saved his life ~
left note giving the desertion OF his w.
and baby as his reason. HIS vie vs.
Mias Efne May Parham OF spartanosfh'
lie left her last Sunday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

At Detroit-Detroit. ?: Kansas City. O.
second game-Detrot. Z; Kansas CITY. g.
At Buffalo-Bunaio. .. Milwaukee. /.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. Minneapolis
Second gome-Cloveland Z; Minneapolis
Al apolis-Indlanapols 1; Chica-
go. .
Second game-Indianapshs. o; Chicago.
10.
At Rochester. Q: Syracuse. g.
At worcesier-Worcester. S; Providence
Z
At Harttord-Hartford. 81; Springfield. 6
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Miami Metropolis: when one realizes
that wine. which costs " cents in Cuba
has a duty OF ti.25 a gallon and aqua
dicntc. which costs about the same. has
q duty OF 81 gallon. II Is not difiicult
90 understand something Of the tempia-
ton offered TO interruptions foreigners
when they SO readily find purchasers
among disi1yal Americans here at home
Tho real criminals arr the people who buy
Of the smugelers. knowing the goods have
been smugEied
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
NotIre a. NfarInrrs,

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge I'm United States ny
geographic once in Custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call az the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derellcts received
for transmission 10 che Navy Depart
mens
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

interesting state Of PoIiticiai AZ
fairs in wilcox COunty-Peculinr
Accident at AIbnny-Attorncy Gen
craI Terrell 10 spenk-HoIder 90
Leave Forsyth--PIans for Florida
CampaIEn-Another shooting At
Center HIII-Other Florida News
Items.
Hon. p. r Holder. Jr.. Of Forsyth. one
OF the leading editors In that section OF
Georgia. Is seriously contemplating giving
up his work in Forsyth and removing his
residence 90 another portion OF the state.
He stated that his plans had not fully
maturcd and he was uncertain what he
would do. should be leave. Forsyth
would lose one Of the brightest young
newspaper men In the state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06


free remedies" You may depend upon n
that there T. a very strong string. at
tached to all these offers. and that In the
end YOU pay more than YOU would 20 a
real doctor-one capable OF understanding
your case ana one whose reputation de-
pends upon the cures he makes Most Of
these free trcatmeuts' consist simply OF
a few doses OF a very powerful stimu.ant
which. when the effects have worn on
leave the patient IN worse condition than
before the treatment"
DR.. Hathaway has never resorted IN
these methods For twenty years he has
been q practieing physician-a speciallst
IN the treatment OF chronic diseases ~
men and women. Year by year his prac-
tlce has grown until to-day Il Is larger
ten times over than that OF any other
specialist In his line IN the world.
By his method OF treatment Lost Vital
Forces, Weakened Manly Functions. Vari-
cocele. Structure. Syphilitic Blood Poison
ing. Kidney ard Urinary Complaints ara
ali other forms Of chronic ana ltnqerlns.
diseases are cured. and cured 10 STAY cures
Or Hnthsway's ONCE IL permanent: II ~
not here to-day and there Tomorrow "a.
practices In the community where -
known.
Consultation ard advi,a free al one. =,
by mail Always can at ONCE whenever
possible.
). NEWTON HATHAWAY. ". ID.
Dr. hathaway a Co.
asA Bryan street savannah "a
once houie-e 20 u m. 10 ana ? a
n M SUNDAYS 10 q. NJ. 10 / D. m
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Atoka and sent 20 the hospital here. His
wife says that ne has been queer for
weeks She denlea that any family trou-
BILE brought on his insanity.
Findlay's run was long and hard one.
and many trainmen believe thar loss of
sleep for many months. because Of exact
ing duties. unbalanced his brain.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
FLORIDA.

Orange buyers are beginning 20 arrive
a. Tampa. They are attracted by the
beauty Of the crop and the fact that there
are 40 many after the beauties There
viii be great deal OF hustling from now
unth the end 81 the season for the
oranges. for the fruit vas never arer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

News has reached Ieesburg Of more
trouble Al Center IAN. John Dixon. broth
er Of sam Dixon. who was killed 20 the
double tragedy last Friday. sho, Nose"
Merritt. father OF Luke Merritt. who was
killed "a the Friday encounter. one ball
went through the arm ana one took effect
in the slide. II is reported that SIR. Mer-
rte cannot recover.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

New York. Sept 5.-The Cincinnati
New York game was too one-eided 20 be
Interesting. and every one was satisfied
when Umpire snyder called che game m
the seventh on account OF darkness
500. RHE
cincinnati .......l o 0 / o. 10 ,
New York b 2 o . x-n - /
Battcries-Hahn Newton and Peitz'
Carrick and Grady. Attendance 100.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

Rev. G. b. Steven. negro minister.
shot and killed Charles Reese. colorcd.
near SINNERS mill. Escambia county.
Tuesday morning. Recently Steven mad
Reese arrested for a minor oTense Reese
wac cleared Of the charge. but vowed ven
geance. Tuesday morning he fired q load
Of shot into Stevens house. and before he
could escape Steven mad killed him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
Pitt.burs Makes rive straight.

Boston. Sept. 5.-PittsbuTg won to-day
making Il ave straights. Boston again
otthatted the Pirates. but lost on errors.
Attendance 40. Score; h.h, =.
BOSTON 80 o o 0 o IL 3
pittsburg .....O o o 0 o o.
Baueries-Beitinger and W. Clarke
Phil,ippi and OConnor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
-. Louis neat rhIIadeIphIn.

Philadelphia. Sept. st. Louis defeat
"a Philadelphia to-day by superior all
around work. Score Ri r.
Sd. Louis 20 Ols o ? o II 10 b
Philsdeiphia o o 0 0 Ell % 4
Batteries-Young and Robinson. Dunn
and Mcfarland, Attendance zoos.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06

ager. The factory will be located on o. c.
Touseys land on the Sonhoard Air Linz
just south % the water tank. The works
Will give employment 10 number OF
hands. including several women
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Roxby CBr). Shields. Genoa
4. +. Churchill
schooner T. w. Dunn. Bond. New York
Master
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 90 shipping Men
Generally.

Matters of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.
The British steamship Roxby. Capt.
Shields arrived yesterday from Genoa.
She is 2iis days out and the captain re-
ports pleasant passage over. The Roxby
is consigned 70 load cargo OF cotton.
The pilot boat John II. EstiIi came W
60 the city yesterday to coal After TAX
ing on her usual supply she returned to
her station at sea.
The British steamship Asama, due Oct.
Is for Bremen. posted by the Georgia Ex-
port and Import Company. and the Ursula
Bright. due Sept 70 FOR Bremen. are up
at the Cotton Exchange.
The schooner T. w. Dunn arrived yes
terday from New York with a cargo OF
salt