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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
Mrs. Budd at Oconomowoc.

Oconomowoc. Wis, Sept. 26.-Spe-
cial.-The convention of district No.
8, of the Order of the Eastern Star
was held at Masonic hall in this CITY
last night. Representative of the
chapters of Milwaukee, Waukesha.
Hartland. East Troy, Mukwonago and
Menomonee Falls were in attendance.
Several mem bers of the Watertown
chapter were invited guests. Bethany
chapter of Milwaukee exemplitied the
initiatory work and LaBelle chapter
of Mukwonago the floral work.
Prominent among those in attendance
at the convention were Mrs. Helen NJ.
Budd, grand worthy matron, of Ian
caster, and Mrs. Little, eX-grand wor-
thy matron, of Columbus, A banquet
was held at the Jones house at the
close of the work at the hall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
For Rent or Sale.

Us acres or more if desired Stu
ated one mile east of Potosi, one-hali
mile from creamery 105 acres under
cultivation, balance in pasture. Two
dwelling houses, barns and other
buildings for cattle and machinery
Well water at house and pasture.
Renter can have more cultivated land
if desired, all located near church and
two schools. This is for sale or rent
Partial payment only required, bal
ance on time to suit purchaser.
THEo. BLINDERT,
32t6 British Hollow, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
ywHSS w. eu..iins orders.

a chemist is making a collection of
the queer orders he receives from peo-
pie who send children 10 the store for
things they need. Here are a few sam
pies of them: This child is my little
girl. sent you penny 10 buy two sit
less powders for groan up adult who is
sike." Another reads: Dear dochter,
Piles gif bearer pennies worse of
Auntie TOXIN for to garble babi's
throte. ara obleage." An anxious
mother writes: You will please give
the leetle boi pennuf worth of epcac for
10 throw up in a five months old babe.
y. B.-The babe has a sore stummick."
This ore puzzled the druggist: Il have
a cue painin my child diagram. Please
give my son something TO release it,"
Another ANXIOUS mother wrote: My
little baby has eat up its fathers parish
plasther. Send an anecdote quick as
possible by the inclosed little girl
The writer of this one was evidently in
pain: Il hat hot time in my insides
and wich Il wood like il TO be extin-
guished. What is good for 10 extin-
guish il? The inclosed sixpence is for
the price Of the extinguisher. Hurry,
pleas. "-Pearson's Weekly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
Banker Routs a Robber

J. K. Garrison. cashier of the bank Of
Thornville, Ohio, had been robbed Of
health by serious lung trouble until
he tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then be wrote: 1t IS
the best medicine ] ever used fcr a
severe cold or bad case of lung trouble.
/ always keep bottle on hand Don [
suffer with coughs, colds, or any throat
chest or lung trouble when yon can be
cured so easily. Only SOC and s1Oo.
Trial bottles tree at Benrstts drug
stQge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
Notice to Settle.

Notice is hereby given that al
knowing themselves indebted to tn,
firm of Homrich Il Lehner are re.
quested to settle their accounts al
once and save costs. The above
named firm dissolved partnership on
June 25th last and it is time that all
Indebtedness was liquidated.
Soft HOMRICH & LEHNER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
LAWYERS.

kTTORNEYS-LowRY q CIENKSTsoz.
Practice In al courts Protesting OF esteees
and real estate collections o specially. OAsee
pvcr Bssford's store. IN front Of court housa-
Branch onacs ~ Fennimore4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04

A S-BUsHNrI.L, Watkins hosxs
Practice I'm all State and United States
courts. Ofices over State Bank of G rant Coun~
~. Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
To Stop "a Cold.

After exposure or when you feel a
cold coming on. take dose of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t never fails to stop
cold if taken i'll time Take nothing
else Hatch Bros, and Benefits Phar-
macV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04
British Hollow, Wis.

Mull's Lightning Pain Killer kills
any pain instantly. internal or external.
Does not contain opiates, ammonia or
capsicum. Safe for children or in
valids. 25c For sale by J. L Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04

Mothers keepit for home use. Travel
ing men carry it in their grips Mulls
Lightning Specific for summer com
plant, diarrhpa. cholera, etc, DC
For sale by j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04

ATTORNEYS-CLKARYA CLEARLY.
Practice IN ali courts Speciaities:-Ccs.
lections, loans, and settlement OF estateA.
Plattevtlle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-w. F. MoGosrs
GAL. Also agent tor nx OF the best Fire
Insurance Companies In the United States.
Conveyascing and Record Searches OF Title
OF Real Estate IN Grant County, a speciality.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-04

i have always used Foleys Honey
and Tar cough medicine. and think it
the best i'll the world, says Chas. Ben
der, a newsdealer of Erie, Pa Hatch
Bros, and Benefits Pharmacy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
shining Memoranda.

Port Tampa. Fla Nov i2-SaIle1
steamer Oiivette. smith, Havana. via Key
West.
Pensacola. Fla. Nov. l2-Arrived
steamer Heathaeid CBD. Mackenzie Fun.
ci 81
saiIed-steamship Douglass (Nor). Erick.
sen. Havana. Cardenas and Niatanzas
Ethalaida (BD. Clarkson. Rotterdam
Rostak Bat (Span. Zabola. Galveston
bark Bayard (Nor). 'Lardal Bueno'
Avres
CIeared-steamship Douglas (Norl
Erickson. Havana, Cardenas and Matan'
zzs
Key West. Fla. Nov l2.-Arrived
steamer Mascotte. white. Havana. and
sailed for Port Tampa tug Dauntless
Floyd. Cardenas with schooner u. Frank
Neatly in tow. schooner Champion. Cos
umcl
Charleston. s c.. Nov. i2.-Arrived
steamers Algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville
proceeded 10 New York. Navahoe. John
3 ou. Boston. proceeded TO Brunswick
Hatasu OBD. Peters. Hamburg.
Saucd-schooners r. H. Weaver. Weav.
or. New York In tow OF tug Waban. Vic
tory dD. Munro. Baracoa.
Baltimore. Nov. i2.-Arrived. schooner
Lila Lawrence. savannah.
Philadelphia. Nov. i2.-Arrived. steamer
Allegheny. Savannah. schooner william
G.. Wickham. Jacksonville.
Bremen. Nov. i2.-Arrived. steamer
Iianeheld. Savannah.
Dartmouth. Nov E-Sailed. steamer
Marda. Hamburg. etc. Tor Charleston.
Venice. Nov g.-Arrived. steamer scaw-
fell Pensacola, via Algiers.
villa Real. Nov. 5-Sailed, steamer
KinEswood. Port Royal.
Port Royal. $ c. Nov. i2.-Clcared
steamer Ormandaie (Br). Charleston;
schooner Woodward. Abrahams. Savan-
nan.
Arrived. L. s s. Yorktown, Key West.
Clcared-Daic's Creek. steamship Made
line BD. United Kingdom
Norfolk. Va. Nov i2.-Arrived. steamer
Ivcydcnc. Charleston.
Philadelphia. Nov. ii.-Arrived steamer
Roanoke. jacksonville. schooner c. W.
Walton. Jack sonville.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

riaFe which has been dccreed. and the re-
suIt % this r. 20 deprive enc March. ouess
81 her rank titie and precedence a. Lady
Anglesey and 20 force her 70 resume her
maiden name OF Miss Chetwynd She has
ceased To- b. e peerless % the realm and boz
comes once more commoncr. ~ b. a.
such and under her maiden name that che
viii ere long b. led once more 10 the
altar this time hy Couns Herman HAITI
feldt con and secretary OF the German
Ambassador here. ana OF the latterf
American wife. who was a Miss Moulion.
90 Albany. y Y Count Herman o. the
brother OF Princess Frederick Hoheniohe.
the most intimate friend and adviser of
the young cX-Marc hioue-s. who is sill IA
her teens.
The cases % TINS kind brought into the
Divorce Court are sufficiently rare 90 cN-
cite attention when the public obtains
any iukHuE thereof Among the most
notable Instance was that % she late
Lady Miiais Her FIRST marriage with
John Ruskin was aunulled on the same
ground those o. Lord and Lady An
glesey ard 81 was under her maiden
name % Miss Gray that she was married
% the famous painter. Sir John Mllats.
who died as Persistent OF the Royal
Academy
Then there was Victoria Balfc. daugh-
hemian Girl her first husband was ola
Sir John Champion. British Envoy a.
Washington at the time Of the Crimcnn
War While in Madrid his wife became
infatuated with the Spanish Duke %
Frias on becoming aware % this. ola
Sir John rhivalrously insisted that his
wife sue him for an annuiment 81 their
union which he declined 20 defend. and
after judgment rad been pronounced w
ha.H
maiden name % Miss Victoria Balfe 90
The Duke % Frias
SIN more sensational was the case %
che niece - General tho Marquis Dc Ca
lfct unfH recently minister Of war IN
France She allowed herself TO be abduot-
"a from school In France by Paul Mu-
surus hey. son ~ the Turkish ambassador
in London and brother Of the Princes
Dc Brancovan. She was married 20 him
.n England
But inasmuch az she hal failed 90 Sc
cure the consent Of her guardian. Gen. de
Gsllifet and ~ her widowed mother. the
Marquise d'fmecourt. 20 the match the
latter was annulled hy the French cou g.
and after an interval Of 70 few mon tbs.
which the bride Of the Young Turkish
diplomat spent under restraint in con-
vent. she was married under her maiden
name 81 Mile. dlmccourt 20 Prince Kraft
Hohenlohc
AZ least half dozen other cases OF the
same Kind could be- mentioned and while
society g. supposed 10 bee indulgent in the
case 81 a mere divorce. % minifests tho
most pronounced hnimosiiy 90 women who
have demanded an auuuimant OF IA, ir
marriage. English society. following the
example OF court showed itself relentless
toward Lady Miliats. and % WAS only n
Difference 20 the diving cutreaty Of S r
John Mllais conveyed by Princess Louise,
Duchess Of Argyll. that Queen Victoria
consented 20 receive IN private. hut not
In public audience. the lady who prior
TO becoming Lady Millais had borne the
name OF Mrs. John Ruskin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
AID ron THE RED cross.
Thousands of watch Meetings to
Raise Permanent Fund.

New York. Nov. l2-Thc parting Of the
centuries on the night Of the 3lsi Of the
coming December viii have celebration
% worldwide import and interest Ia the
unique watch meetings 20 be held In this
country under the auspices Of the Amer
lean National Red Cross
The specially organized twentieth cen
fury department OF the Red Cross Sc now
preparing to hold watch meetings. as FAR
as practicable IN every city. Town and
village OF the United States Mamwoth
meetings are already arranged for To- Sew
York and other leading cities ln Madl -on
Square Garden and other great audito-
RUINS to see the old century out and the
new century in. At Madison Square Gar
denis Sousa's famous band will furnish
the music and a grand chorus OF one
thousand voices viii be heard in song un-
al midnight. interpreted with speeches
and greetings.
These Greetings" will be an UNIQUE
and epochal feature. Nst only the ru.srs
OF the prominent nations OF the world. but
the leading celebrities q every land
Tolstoi Joseph Chamberlain Drcyfus.
lola. Kruger Sir Edwin Arnold Han
Caine. Anthony Hope Lord Roberts and
more than hfty others making a total OF
about one hundred have written special
messages for the Red Cross. on the pro-
gress OF the nineteenth century and tho
promise 81 tho twentieth century.
Such a grouping Of crystalized thourht
from the master minds Of al the earth on
a subject Of such universal interest WIS
never before made The contribut ons
pledged to the service Of the American
Red Cross branch will form a most in.
spring and impressive memorial So i'm.
portant and significant are these Greet.
ings" that the originals are 20 De pre-
served for the nation IN the Congressional
Library al Washington.
At every Red Cross watch meeting in,
city or village throughout the Land there
will be opened simultaneously sealed
packet containing these 'Greetiugs'
from the old World 70 the New on he
close OF century 50 unpre- edcnted In
achievement and the coming Il another
so transeendent in promise
The object OF these meetings IL 10 raise
funds for the American National RED
Cross and 70 signalize the dawninR OF
another century by giving worl W a.
prominence 20 that fraternity bstwee1 ma
lions which tends to amelsorate the hor-
rors OF war.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Chnrrrd Mith N..nnIt.

In response TO telephone message
from Dosia Omcers Mcclure and Saxon
arrested James Yavn. white, al Triton
Tuesday under the charge Of criminal as
sauIt on the person % Mrs George Whit
tlngtou % northeast Colqultt county.
Yavn was on he Triton and Moultrie
train. which tho officer met beyond the
depot. boarding it ns u slowed up FOR
the crossing lie Was taken boy surpr e
and had no opportunity to resist had 10
been inclined 60 do 30 lie was placed
In the city guard house until next day.
when he was delivered 90 the autho tiles
OF Colquitt Mr. Warrington says be- Wis
al work a short distance from his house.
when he heard his wife call for assist
ance. and went Co her aid, when sNn
ran on Yayns defense h. an attack On
ms accuser's character Tne prisoner re-
sided in Triton a year or go ana D. Wei
known here. Later reports from Modl-
trie are 10 the eject that Navn has be- n
released
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
rn.,snrer, b, s,enm.hIp..

Passengers by steamship city Of Au-
gusta. New York. for Savannah. Nov 10
w. w Wallace and wife. J A. Miller
and wife. r. r sullivan and Wife Mrs.
r. q Murphy. MR. sharpe. Miss McDou-
nell. = Dietz. r. r Matheson, r. Wach-
stein. Mrs b. Weaer n r. Adams and
wife. " G. Wagner. Master wagner,
j. q French. MIR NJ r. Sears, Mrs.
French. Mrs =. +. snpman. Capt. Young
and wife. +. Lake and wife, Mr. Richie.
o. G. Hiil and wife -. A. Minor. Daungh-
aday and wife. A Snedeker, l.. +.
Crocketi. c. r Downcs o. FAX, Sales
berg. Miss Etnsteiu Miss {. Linenthal,
Mrs Elnsteln and daughter, W. D. Ed
wards. r H. Camp. n school Miss q
Prendergast. Mrs. WIlkie, q. W. Mors ..
" Turper and wife. G. W. McCarty.
W D. Williams. Miss Glad. Miss Cleve-
land. A. Svedboro and wife. Mr.. kirsch,
: Hinson. Capt K. Arlin. W. Bartlett
and wife. Mr.. Calera. J. W. Glad. A. w.
Perry Mrs Taylor. r Minis. c. o. Don
nell. c. h. Sparks. ~ Daley. r. Corcoran,
Mr. Harritt. 4. Hansen, J. Colgan. y. Al
bars.
Passengers arrived last might from Bal
timore on steamship dorchester. Miss A.
Y. Jones. Miss Nell Kuichbam. l. Under
Hill. r. u Seton. Mrs. a. Littleneld. F
C. Young y. 81 Peacock. J. S. Taylor. d.
r. Middleton. A. Littleheld. +. r. Ftske,
Miss a Maddox
Passengers arrived yesterday from Phil
adciphia on steamship Bcrkshre-B
Gl.nsnith. Barton Lucas. Frank Bowers
Mrs G. ~ Gregory and child. Miss Burt
nett. Miss smith.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
NEwBORoUGH's BRIDE.
hut for the SaIic Law Miss Carr
would BE Duchess of Orleans.

From the New York Journal
London. Nov Were 90 not for the
fact that IN France women ara debarre q
from succession 20 the family honors the
Louisville girl who was married here to-
day "a the Savoy Chapel 10 Lord NeWno-
ough would be entitled 10 style rs'lf
the Duchess OF Orleans and a princess Of
blood IN lieu Of having 20 content her
self with the coronet OF mere IRISH
peerless
For documentary evidence. the irrefuta-
bio character Of which has been rccog-
u.zed BY Sir Richard Burke and other
equally famous genealogical experts *
lists to prove that Lord Newhorough e
grcat-graudmothcr. second wife - the
first peer. and who figures 90 the peer
age az Maria Stella Chiapini. was in real
ity the eldest child OF Duke 'Egalite' Of
Orleans and % his Duchess. ani that the
hoy whom they passed OF as their own
child. and who afterward assembled the
French throne as King Louis ihihppe
was in reality mere chlngcling and the
ofzuring OF certain Chlap.ni who, IN
i77s was warden % the principal prison
nj Florence The first lord Marlborough b
wife instituted legal proceedings in IN
French courts % prove her parentage.
but died before they could be brought 10
a completion. ana they were ablndoncd
on the score OF expense bv her childr N.
Miss Grace Carr who to-day became
wifi. Of the fourth Lord Marlborough was
given away by Tniied states Ampa sa-
dor Choate. and after the ceremony.
which was attended by the brides mother
and BY her sister. Mrs. Chouncey ~
BROOKLYN. the newly-married pair left for
Paris, en- route TO Ccylon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Atlanta nov 1.-TWO favorltes carried
away nrst money a. Piedmont Park 90
bay. Track fast. weather clear and cold
summarize
First Racs-sevon furiongs. Annie
f.auretta. s to g. won. with Brother Fred.
: 10 s second and Nc. Rose 10 J. third
Time 1896
Second Race-Four and q hnif furiouEs
MaIte=e Cross. 60 D. won. with Henry :
sister. 10 Do. second ami Miss kringle.
h 10 :. third Time 1000
Tbtrd Rnee-Onc mile ana one-,lghtn.
Lillian Reel o.. o won. with Jessie
Iarhoe. 90 Z. second ana Little Reggie.
% 10 !. third Time 2.ol.
Fourth Race-SiN furiongs. LaRequoise
TO s. won with lgnis 20 J. second.
and Glad Hand TO J. third Time l--o.
Fifsh Race-Fiye fur.ougs. Lillian Hon-
man. to 10. won. with Ccntrehcld. to 1
second. and Blue Steel. Do 90 !, third.
Time o..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Bull streets for the display OF hI go
wares and merchandise. BE- remove
shelving. etc, being. I'm the opnaa
Council. not In consonunce with sine -
OF said section
Adopted
BY Alderman Thomas
Resolved. That tho Special Commit
on House Drainage De- authorize
award contracts Tor material Co 0a. Is.
over fifteen thousand dollars. % O.. H.l
cred and paid for during tho Far
Tor completing portions of house drain
system. for use OF which pumpa-
viii not bee needed.
Adopted
There being no further bushes Can
took a recess subject 20 the call ~ o.
chair. WM. l.. BAILEY
Clerk OF Com
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Race Rc.uI,s az Latonia.

Cincinnati. Nov. - Results 40 Latonia.
First Race-Onc mile. selling thiers.
TO !. Won. with Junaetta. To .. second.
and pooginuds. % to !. third. Time "a
Second Race-Six furongs. Arachue.
to s. won. with Ansea. 3 20 .. second. and
Slips. Is to J. third. Time l:l6i.
Third Race-Onc mile and seventy yards
Ncttie Regent. 2 20 T. won with Left Bow
er. u to g. second ana Sir Gatinn TO 4.
third. Time 1916
Fourth Racc-Ouc mile. Terminus. "a
. won. with Guesswork. to !. second
and Graudon. n 90 g. third Time 4iA.
Fifth Race ono mile Troubiline. "a
J. won. with Znzel Q 90 I. scond. and
Eta 10 I. third. Time lA3is
Sixth Rlcc-Ouc mile. ollie J.. 20 J.
won. with Eleanor Holmes . TO !. second
and Fair Deccivcr. 10 TO T. third. Tine
I:8
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Mss Rosebud Hitchlns. one Of jackson 8
popular and beautiful youns ladies' va
elected Thursday evening after an oX st.
ing contest for qheen Of the carnival 10
be held there Dec. g. ana z. Mis-
Hitchins viii entertain one evening dur
ms The carnival in honor Of her mails
Of honor king escorts and inyif Q J
friends The young men of the city vii
give "a reception on the evening Of Dee
g. complimentary to their young ladf
friends -Four maids OF honor WI Toe
elected in few days 10 assist Miss Hitch
ins ia entertaining during tine glic.ics OF
thu carnival
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
LOVE NO LOTTERY ron HIM.
Mother PresenteS Two Daughters
and He Took His Choice.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Cortland. " Y. Nov. io-Perhns VIII
nams. prosperous young farmer. living
two miles south. advertised IN a Syracuse
paper for q wife when he had received
iOo favorable cctnmunications he selected
the choicest few and opened negotiations.
None had been finally closed yesterday
when an elderly woman and two younger
ones drove mp 10 Williams door
The elder woman announced that she
had come on business matter aud would
stay to dinner Williams entertained hts
guests. When dinner was over the elder
iv woman pushed hack her chair and
waving her hand toward the two buXom
girls said:
.tNow. Mr Williams ! have read your
advertisement. You seem very comfort
able here These two glrls IRE my
daughters. Ethel and Marion Bodkin.
They are willing Ia MARRY. Take your
pick"
Mr. Williams looked them over ana Do
clded on Ethel The wedding day was set
FOR Thanksgiving and the Bodkin family
drove back to their home ia Auburn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Reports from tho plantations around
Macon are 20 the effect that the freeze
Of Thursday night aud the frost Of Fri
day night have settled absolutely the vex-
ed top-crop question There will Doe NJ
more cotton made in this locality this
season As consequence Of the IRE "a
the price in the Macon market advanced
one-eighth Saturday. making the quota
zion sk cents for ep-ot. Many OF the
farmers will now proceed immedia ely =
sow grain in The production OF VIII b
Blbb county VIII show an immense in
crease next year
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Columbus Ledger: The report o. the
trustees % the state Asylum for the In
cane reveals "a deporahlc ana alarml &
state 81 affairs. Insanity seems 10 pc in
creaslug rapidly. espe tally among the me-
eroes and the asylum building arr M
tircly Inadequate 90 acc- mmodtte tie pa
iirnts Here is matter that merits tie
careful attention Of cur ilwmake q.
Among Other things. board 81 PIN 81
clans might boz appointed 10 investig te
and report upon the causes - the IN
crease ia the state and Go suggest a rem
Csiy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY
~ TWO STATES.

Queen Of Jnck-on's CarniN Rt-tn-
crease of Insanity In Georgia-oo-
iumbus People Holding on 10 Cot
ton-TnlL Of "a General strike a.
Tampa-rroubIe Mas Br ANertcd.
other Fioridn News.
DELLA Dispatch. Just now the farmer.
Of Irwin county arc in better shape. a.
"a whole rrorc aily. than they have ever
been, anu We aN rejoice with them in
their prosperity
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Tampa Herald: An auxiliary society
for the prevention Of cruelty TO animals
will be started IN Port Tampa city within
q few days The good people Of that
city have read In the Tampa papers OF
the good work done by the pioneer society
Of the county. and have written 10 the
superintendent, r. II. Plat. for informa-
ton as 10 how so so about starting so
ciriy 81 their own SIR. Pisti and PFesi-
dent Greeson will 90 20 Port Tampa city
81 a day or two and see the society well
organised.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Tho warehouse stock Of cotton ln Co
iumhus Is getting quite heavy The own
crs Of the cotton show little inclination 20
turn % loose CO. present prices There are
"a the neignhorhood OF 5000 bales in the
local Warehouse there The clippers are.
a. a rule making but few purchases. ana
those are small
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
ANGLEsEI M1111IGE 1NNrLLED.
Marchioncss OF AnRIesey simply Miss
Chctwynd Now.

thetNt nj Vow.
From the New York Journal
London. Nov lO-Much discussion has
been created by the peculiar character
OF the dissolution Of the marriage between
the Marquis and Warehouses q Auglesey.
which was pronounced on Tuesday list.
In the case Of an ordinary divorce the
wife would retain. n not by right, az any
rate by courtesy and usage. her title ana
rank as peerless % the realm. The a.
vorced wife OF the Eeari OF Cowley retains
her name and rank as Countess Of Cow.
ley in spite OF the protest OF her nrst
husband. although she has since married
a commoner. while the Duke of Mari
borough's mother never ceased 60 enjoy
the position and precedence OF March.oness
Of Blandford. despite the fact that her
divorced husband had married again
In the Anriesey case however 70 Is not
divorce. but an annulment OF the mar
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Notice 10 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic intor-
nation vii b. furnished masters Of yes
sells free Of charge In United States ny
geographic Office IN Custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call AZ the once
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission TO the Navy Depart
mant