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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Per steamship Texas. Tor Baltimore
SIS bales upland cotton. 900 hplS rosin.
81 SOL feet lumber. q tons pig iron. - hhis
rosin oil SO bhls cotton seed oil. q pkgs
mdse. 100 pkgs domestics and yarns. IS
bales hides. IS bales palmetto hher. -
cases canned goods
Per steamship Nacoochee. for New
York-ii00 bales cotton. 10 cases cotton
seed oil. 257 bales domestic $50 hhls cot
ton seed oil. loo bhis rosin IS bbl- spirits
turpentine. 3i0.25i feet lumber. - hdlS
green sailed hides 10 bbls rosin oil bbls
fruit. IS boxes fruit. % cases cigars q
bales tobacco 10 boxes soap. bbis pitch
1855 slaves, 10 hhls iampback. 22s pkgs
mdse
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

The Dixon creamery at Griffin is likely
60 20 under new management shortly,
but just what arrangements will be made
have not yet been decided upon. IL Is
probable that bondholders Of tho enterprise
will take charge Of IL and run a.. For
some reason the business has not been
going satisfactorily for the past few
weeks. All. John Wallace. who was the
promoter 81 the industry. left Tor the
North some time ago. taking all the books
and papers with him. and II - alleged
that be failed TO put in the amount OF cap
ftal agreed upon. There is good demand
for the output aud II is certain that some
arrangements viii b. made whereby the
buslness car be carried on successfully
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 20 shipping Men
Generally.

Generally.
The British schooner Lizzie Curry ar
rived yesterday from quarantine. She Is
consigned 10 Charles s. Hirsch a Co. and
will load lumber for quebec. The schoou-
er Bahama. which o. now loading lumber
az the foot Of Whitaker street. Is also
10 proceed TO Quebec Both these ship
ments consist OF large size lumber. which
Is 10 be used IN the building OF bridges.
The weather reports yesterday indicat-
81 that a storm was developing in the
Gulf While II had not progressed sum
cienuy for the bureau 10 make fore
cast. the shipping was warned not 20 pro-
coed out for az least tweuty-four hours
The regular steamers proceeded, Of
course. but sailing craft would have heed
ed the warning had there been any yes
sells ready for sea.
Capt Van r. Avery Of tho tug MN. F.
AicCauley reports he spoke yes
terday the British schooner Flor
euae X. Hewson. Capt Pat
terson. bound from Cienfuegos via Sap
eio for Fernandina. Desired TO be re-
ported. All well.
Sail tonnage rates are well sustained IN
all departments, says Philadelphia re-
port Inquiries are numerous for large
vessels In long voyage trades. and though
shippers offer full rates. and in some In
stances an advance on same. owners are
slow In the acceptance Of the terms sub
mitted for forward loading South Ameri-
can and West Indian tonnage Is stiil in
demand. but few vessels are available.
coastwise lumber rates are strong, al
though the demand rs moderate.
Believing that the shores OF the Surf
nam river South America contain fabu-
lous wealth Of gold. a Philadelphia com
pany has sent out from Baltimore the
schooner Ia Plata. laden with the neces-
sary machinery 20 locate and extract the
precious metal. The cargo will consist Of
engines. naphtha launches and other gen
eral dargo. Experts claim that there
Is gold IN tho country. but that owing 90
the climatic conditions other similar ex-
petitions have met with poor success.
The party now going out claims 10 be
prepared TO avoid troubles OF this kind.
The British steamship Montgomery.
Capt. Secoustie. from Ship Island 20 Ham.
burg. which has arrived at Norfolk for
bunker coal. reports having met the trop-
teal storm In the Gulf OF Mexico last week.
She sighted two barks one barkentine and
one schooner ashore on the Florida reefs
Capt Secoustie reports having spoken. on
Sept. 9. In latitude %. e north and longi-
tude u. - west. Norwegian bark signal
ing y. G. $. X" The bark was steering
southeast by east.
The tug Ahram Minis will proceed 10
Jacksonville to-day FOR the barge which
Is to be lowed north
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

"a. n. Boyer.
Local Forecast Omciai.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

''Graybeard broke Up rheumatism on
me-" says Mr. chas Thomas. tho Jew
eler on whitake= street. And put me IN
better health than have enjoyed 10 .
long time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Per Italian bark Zehro. Tor Bristol-32i5
casks spirits turpcntine. So 300 Cargo By
James Faric. Jr.
Per Norwegian bark Sonora. for sharp
ness-30oo casks spirits. So COOS 81 barrels
rosin. si59.-Cargo by james Farie. Jr
Per bark Anna Ger. Tor Hamburg
4S62 barrels rosin. 81 5i2ls. l292 casks
spirits s2ilg5Go. 1906 barrels rosin oil.
81 1895. 81 barrels pitch. s7l250. i25 cases
pitch. S52550.--Cargo by $ r. shotter CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
MAD A CARBJNCLE REMOVED.
Secretary Root l. Confined 90 His
summer ReSldencc.

New York sept i3.-secretary Of War
Southampton. l.. l.. as the result Of an
operation for the removal Of a carbuncie
and will not be able 10 leave his room for
ten days or two weeks. The operation
was performed on Sunday last and the
physicians have ordered chat Mr.. Root re-
main perfectly quiet for at least Gen days
The growth was decp-rooted but the op-
GRAFTON WAS highly Successful The Sec
Rotary Is not confined TO his bed and ap-
pears In fine health. No bad results are
feared
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

The jury In the case OF Brooks vs. the
Central Of Georgia Railroad. suit for
s5.Ooo Tor personal Injuries alleged 10 have
been sustained iu a runaway. returned
q verdict IN Macon Tuesday Tor $500. The
defendant gave notice that the case would
De- appealed 10 the supreme Court Mrs
l. L. Brooks was driving along the rail-
road track beyond Crumps Park when
her horse became frightened az q passing
engine and ran away. lnturing her and
killing itself She claimed damages TO
the amount OF S5.oOo.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
MAY CONTINUE CUaTAILMENT.
Fail river Mills May Close Longer
Than Agreed Time.

nounced here to-day that several Of the
mills would continue the cur,ailmens pol
icy which has been IN operation for tho
past month. after they are released from
the signed agreement which expires Sept
II.
The treasurer Of the Stafford mills gave
out to-day that he would start on the new
curtailment programme at once and close
his mills down next week and perhaps Tor
a longer period. Others that are expected
to follow suit represent about 7ooeo
spindles. Their managers consider q ines-
pedient TO manufacture low priced COTTON
into goods 20 sell at 27s cents when cotton
itself Is quoted "a i0is cents.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
sui, Asnin., che L. a \.

Tine Florida Railroad Commission.
through special counsel. has instituted pro
ce,iings en- che Circuit Court 20 Pensacola
against che Louisville and Nashville Rail-
ROAD Company 20 compel that company 20
adopt fhe cotton rates as prescribed by ~"
commission 10 go into effect Oct 10. ls99
Writ o. made rcturnahle Sept. Il ncxt "
s alleged 60 the petition that the Louis
VILE and Nashville Company Is and has
been engaged for the past two yenrs In
carrying freight and passengers over the
Pensacola and Atlantic branch, lying m
this state and running through the coun-
ties OF f.scamh.a. Santa Rosa. Walton.
Washington. Jackson. Holmes and Gads-
den 20 River Junction. that on sept %.
is99 the Florida Railroad Commission, IN
accordance with an nc' in such cases, mot
and made just and reasonable rate on
cotton compressed between local points on
sald railroad the rate 90 40 into eject
Ors i0 lSqa and boz effective on all rail
roads Since that date this company has
continuously refused % pui said rates IN
operation or observe same. and has VIC
laced and 81 now disregariing them
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
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DEATH oF ~ AGED MINISTER.
Rev. :. ~. Browne Always an Ardent
Advocate of Peace.


Columbia. s. c. Sept. l3-The Rev. 3.
Hamlet Browne. the oldest minister OF the
Methodist Conference and the Methodist
Church In this state. as well as the oldest
editor. died suddenly tonight. aged 81.
lie became a preacher "a 1885. Mr. Browne
represented his conference at the Univer-
sal Peace Union held Ia New York IN
1891. In is6S impressed with the sinfulness
OF war. he established here the Christian
Neighbor. which he has since conducted
in the interest o. Peace and Arbitration.
Christianity and Nicholson In 1872 MIR
Browne organic q the South Carolina
Peace Society. He was vice president Of
the American Peace Society and the Ma
tional Peace Union MI Browne has been
chaplain OF the State Press Association
since lss2. lie was much beloved by all
classes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

There has never before been ~ much
Intel. 80 taken in strawberries or farm
products Of any Kind as there Is in Lake
land this season Hundreds 81 farmers
are nov a. work on their ground pre-
pairing 30 Tor tine faI planting. AMI the
acreage around Lakeland will be- more
thnn double what % has ever been be-
fore. Lakeland has had an epidemic OF
fires recently and people are giving more
than usual attention 40 the protection o.
their prom. rty. The town narrowly cscap-
90 disastrous IRE last Monday night
The blaze h,ing started by the explosion
90 a lamp
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Cochran. Ca, Sept IA committee
compose, Of Miss Matte Sutherland, and
kemper Peacock has raised a handsome
cash subscription for the Texans. who are
suffering from the recent disaster
Cotton j. Bringing i0is cents on our
streets. Many are holding back forii and y
cents. and are confident they viii get that
price.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
philadelphia Won Easily.

Philadelphia. sept. l3.-Chesbro was wild
to-day and Philadelphia defeated Pitts
burg with comparative ease. Score:
R.H.E.
Pittsburg ...I o 0 0 o > 0 o IS rs
Philadelphia o o ? II o XII Is q
Batteries-Cheshro and O'Connor: Fra
ser aud Douglass. Attendance 3,02l
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
NotIce 80 Mnriners.

Pilot charss and all photographic infor-
nation viii be- furnished masters OF yes
sells free OF charge IN United States ny
geographic Office IN Custom House. cap
tains are requested 20 call al the office
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission TO che Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
N. Lnui. nrnt nn.ton.

Boston. Sept. i3-si Louis won haniily
to-day, batting Pitgenger out OF the box
In the NTH inning Attendance 1000
Score: RHE.
Boston ........0 / o OO4e i-394
ST. Louis ...3 o o o o o o. 10 .
Batteries-Pittenger willis and suli-
van: Jones and Buelow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
Rcferr.a 20 Attornr, GrncraI.

The question as TO whether or no, the
Georgia Railroad shall pay taxes on $685.
30 worth Of Atlanta and West Poin, de-
bentures has been referred 20 Attorney
General Terrell TO decide. King \ s1ald-
INK. attorneys for the road. viii argue the
case before the attorney general ana it
viii De- several days afterwards before
he renders his decision.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

The County Hoard OF Education Of
Houston county met az Perry Tuesday
and reelected George W smith county
school commissioner. This D. the third
time Mr. smith has been elected. There
viii be- no further contest and Mr. Smith
will enter az once upon the duties OF the
Office.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
One of the DueIII-t. IL Dead.

Macon. Sept i3.-Robert l.. Green one
OF the participants IN the duel al subers
plumbing establishment is dead, ana "a
NJ. Jones. the other party. Is lowering
between life and death
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
URINARY and
MtIAE Diseases
&&svhsE@ Of
n RvOUS

ely years has confined his practice this
plants and and the uniformity Of his has
won world wide fame Men who have youths
made strong and whole again by this thoroughly
tona treatment Of Or. Haihaways No medicine with simple
Temporary tonic effect YOU need treatment which
viii go 20 the foundation q your trouble and wipe out mentally
neyously and phy sicaily.
An forms 81 Chronic Diseases including varcocee Structure
Blood Poisoning kidney and Urinary Complaints ETC..
cured by Dr Hathl ways system Of treatment
He win be glad to have write him call his
consultation examination and advice lie viii post
paid plain wrapper his a page vigor
Ieahto anyone, who suffers from any
disease weakness.
N. D. once hours-a IN - N, . 10 : and 7 20
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Messrs. Thompson 4 Peacock or Coch-
ran are putting ia place their immense
engine and boilers 20 operate a cotton
gin one min ana round bale press.
These people viii have more motive pow
sr than any similar. concern in this Sec
ton Ia addition a. this they have ann
pie capital and expect 20 DO large husi-
ness Work on the cotton mill is moving
steadily on. and u Is expected 20 be COM
p.eted hy about Jan. l.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS AND VIEWS OF TIE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

Hen. Pope Drown Ready for Politics.
Reward for Liberty Counts Mur-
dcrer~-DiNtc Creamery Has ncen
Failurc-Cotton seed VIII Bring
HiEh Prire-FI"ridn Prohibit
tionists 90 Nect-Sutt Against the
l.. aud N.-Tslk of AnneNinR West
ern Florida to Alabama.
Gov. Gambler has offered "a reward for
the arrest and conviction of Turner John
eon. Henry Harris ami 1851 Ncney. mes
eroes. who killed Y. a curtis. q white
man. iu Liberty county several weeks ago
The kiliins WAS the cause % the LlberF
county riot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
THz NEWS AT DUBLIN.
q Harmony Club OrEanixed-Addrc's
by CoaEreHsmRn BrantIeH.

Dublin. Ga. Sept is.-Yesterday after
noon the ladies OF Dublin organized me
Ladies Harmony Club with the follow
ins officers: President. Mrs. A =. Hilton
vice president. Mrs. E. X. Bryan. Jr'
secretary. Miss Ruby Hightower The OBJ
Jet o. the club Is TO promote everything
pertaining 20 music II was resolved 20 n'-
gin with the Dublin Military band ana -
sist the members OF that organizauo"
with a bazaar.
Congressman W. G. Brantiey will al
dress the We pie of Laurens county on ,he
political Issues Of the day on Sept ~ nc
Will be greeted BY a large crowd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. i3.-National
circuit bicycle summaries:
One-third miles, national championshlp
paced. Mai. Taylor. won Owen Kimhle
second Tina. 80 is seconds.
Two mile. national championship. paced.
MAJ. Taylor. won: Frank Kramer. sec.
and; Owen kimble, third. Time, 4:ls
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
FLORIDA.

The new telephone system for High
Springs Is being rapidly placed In po-
sihon the poles Tor same now being put
in the ground. The citizens are scusslng
the scheme Of putting ia waterworks ana
otherwise building up the town
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
cut Down the work Hours.

Ruskin County Common Nation: At
the Wednesday evening meeting Of the
Board OF Directors the working hours of
those engaged In outdoor work was cut
down to seven hours per day. said rule 20
last during the hot season They viii
work four hours in the forenoon aud
three IN the afternoon. This b. a wise
move aud We believe fully az much work
will D. done as on the nine hour day
pInu
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

At Observation-Disclosures. .: Montreal. 8.
At Toronto--Toronto. 4. Hartford. 3
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3; Worcester 4
At Observation-Disclosures. 3: syria.
cuse. ..
At Chicago-Bunaio. s.: Chicago l.
A. Kansas City-kansas City. -; De-
troit. 1
At inneapolis-Cl>va>nd s: Minneap.
oils g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

TVWIIEIIN 7IIII-' JIM ~ II 80 - -
River Report The height Of the Savan-
nan river "a Augusta. az a. m Clth
meridian time) yesterday. was Ga feet
fan Of 03 foot during the preceding TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Cotton region bulletin. Savannah, Ca,
for the tw,nty-four hours ending ut a.
m. 18th meridian time. Sept. -, 1900:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Columbus Ledger: Hon. Pope Brown
Will make t25oo on his crop this year.
The political gossips say That Mr Brown
will De- IN q position 20 try for liul"
glory" now. They are right, too. Hon
Pope. while saving wood and gathering
his crop. can bee depended upon To- enter
the race FOR Governor a little later on
This has been generally understood among
weu-informed Georgia politicians for some
months now.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Remarks Showers have occurred over
the Little Rock. Memphis. Mobile and
Montgomery districts. very light ana
widely scattered showers IN Louisiana,
Georgia and North Carolina. Tenn
peratures continue high
Observations taken "a the same moment
OF time &c all stations. Sept. %. 1900. =.
m. 18TH meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
A TEXAS WONDER.
IIaII.s crrat DI.covery.

one small bottle OF Hairs Great Dis
covcry cures an kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravel, cures diaoe'r 3.
seminal emissions. weak ana lame hacks.
rheumatism and all iIr gulariiles OF 'he
kidneys and bladder be- botn men IN"
women. regulates bladder troubles ~ Gnu
dren. II noe sold hy your drusRisi W.
Be sent my mail on r ceipi or -. ~,
small bottle is Two months ircatm ~
and will cure any case above mention' a.
Dr =. W Han. sole manufacture. T. -
Box g. ST. Louis 40 Send for test
monials sold hy an druggists ana SOLO
mons CO.. Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

There g. strong probability that
Gainesville viii sue IN nrst-class sew
GRACE system az an early day. Rcalizing
that the time Tor something 20 o. done
had arrived. a petition was circulated
among the taxpayer calling on the Coun-
en- 90 call a special meeting 10 take some
action tn the matter Tho petition was
sEred by large majority ~ the largest
property owners IN the city.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Bark Anna Ger. oltmanns. Hamburg.
-strachan a Co.
Bark sonora CNor). Telefsen. Sharpness.
Dahl & CO.
Bark Zenro utaD. Paturzo. Bristol
gtrachan & CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

ooaia Star: Francis Trueblood OF Brat
dsntown. FLA, and others have called a
convention Of that party to convene in
ocala. Sept. y. Tor the purpose Of organ
zing a state prohibition party ia the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Steamship Kansas City. Fisher. New
York Ocean Steamship Company
Steamship ID. n. Miller. Peters. Balti-
more. J. Carolan. Agent.
Bark Lizzie Curry OBJ. Landry. from
quarantine
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

New York sept i2-A tumble by Doyle
in the nrst inning to-day proved fatal to
New York. II was responsible for at least
two runs. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ......A o o . o 0 o o % s 3
New York ....i 0 o o 3 o O--5 2 .
Batteries-Cunningha anu Killing. Mat.
thewson and Bowerman Attendance SO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Friday and Saturday:
Georgia-Rain Friday; cooler IN north
ern portion. Saturday partly cloudy. with
winds Friday.
Eastern Florida-showers Friday. ex-
oept In extreme southern portion. satur-
day partly cloudy. freeh sougherly winds
Maximum temperature 100 ..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Passengers by steamship Nacooahee. for
New York yesterday-H W. C. Baker,
Mrs VI. Vail. 7. r. Lamar. Miss Elizabeth
G. Rynls. Mrs. A. Mcfarland. r D. War
ner F. Catron and wife r. V. Evans.
Samuel =. Allen. TIL I.iscomb. r. s.
Jones. H. Smith Miss Isabel Mckinney.
j =. Bones. F. A. Vogel. l.. Kelly and
wife. Mrs. G. A. Kilmer c. s. Rathbun.
Miss +. Decker, A. n. Gilineau
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Bark crown (Nor). Heberg. Bahia.
Schooner John II. Penrose. Ghcen. sa.
qua
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.


bles. small Northwest receipts ana a
heavy cash demand caused a good al
vance IN wheat to-day. October closing
is,c higher. Corn closed &C and oats &. 4
&c improved. Provisions closed gsqis
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest Lowest. losing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

GEORGIA COUNTY or
and statement Of
dhanka show by he
HORACE A. CRANE
DooLAN. Public. chatham
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

"Graybeard IL a family medicine Win
US" said a prominent business man yes
terday. My wife takes f.. ana / notlas
she Is enjoying better health than ior
years The children keep well by 'aAlns
IT,"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

state All friends Of Prohibition are ask
% 90 cooperate.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Dr. r " Hail. ST. Louis. Mo Dear
sir-Pleasa ship me three dozen nan
Great Discovery by FIRST express. ! have
30 over one gross n gives perfect sat
isfacuon and J recommend % % my
customers Yours truly.
"a q GROVES.
Prop. Autobiography DRUG Store.
ocala. Fla Dec y
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Graybsard may be obtained al al aIus
stores or write 90 us for II. Respess D''s
Co. sole pre- s.. Savannah, Ga.-aa'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

sun rises at 5;f3 a. m. aud sets a, Sos
.. m.
High water az Tybee to-day al II :as a
m. and II IS p. N. High water a savnn-
nah one hour later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

A High.0rade Institution for Ladies'
Shorter College. Rome, Ca. Write for
catalogue.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

steamship state OF Texas, Foster. Bal
timorc
Bark Cyprian tNoD. Hansen, Harburg.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

The tug Ahram Minis will proceed 10
Jacksonville to-day for the barge which
Is TO be lowed north
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

the event OF train on their line being
held up II told by John H. Lsunlng agent
81 the road az P0catello where two n the
pups have been sent to be raised Mr.
LenninE was ia tho city yesterday On
matters of personal nature. and IN an
interview regarding the innovation said:
The Oregon Railroad a Navigation
Company has gone into the bloodhound
business, and from nov on IL will ha-dly
be worth while 20 hold up any ~ this
c0mpanyS trains, for the guilty PARTY IA
more than likely 20 be caught
AS yet but SIX pups have been pur-
chased, but this number vii he Increased
as RAPIDLY as possible until a sufficient
number have b.Cn stationed al various
points along the line. 80 that 10 case they
are needed they car be secured quickly.
The dogs viii all - trained 20 he man
hunters, and iittie attention viii b. rafa
20 their personal appearance for Oench
purposes The idea Is to have sufaciert
mum her available, 50 that IN case they are
needed they can be secured 70 mo-
tNants notice.
Circulars have bern issued TO all IN
whose care the dogs have heau placed
and 20 ccn3uetnFE % trains fnEtru ting
The latter IN case ~ a robbery "a ~ once
wire She two neNrest stat 1us having
pops. The agents receiving che fnassa Eeq
vlu az once Ert tse dogs ready. and IS
soon az they rar be cotton 20 fne scene
rs sprcial train 1r otherwise lhHy viii he
pus on the scent d "a his manner e 81 be-
lievei that, as The TRAN Will am - warm
there VIII BE- Nttle danger q the falsher.
getting away very Far before the hounds
are close 10 their heels