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New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
THE MESABA ARRIVES SAFE.

WHEN SEEN BY THE CYMRIC ON FRIDAY SHE
HAD A CYLINDER OUT OF ORDER.
When the White Star liner Cyrnric arrived
Sunday she reported seeing on Friday west bound
Atlantic Transport steamship flying signals that
she was not under control, but that she did not
need any assistance This report caused some
easiness for the safety of the Mesaba of the At
Iantic Transport Line which must have been the
vessel seen. Relief from anxiety came yesterday
morning when the vessel entered port under her
own steam. The trouble with cylinder that
got of order early July g. 1t was repaired
in an hour by the engineers, and then the vessel
continued on her way. She had one hundred pas
sengerS aboard.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Johnnie Null, of Myrtle. Neb.. is a busy Sunshine
boy who looks over the T. S. S column regularly
70 see If any little boy girl needs something
that he has to pass on" He will send bit of
good cheer TO Arthur Barker, at Syracuse, n. Y,
who has been seriously i'll.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

AS two ring rubber cushions have been received
at the office. will be retained for the invalid
outfit, and the other forwarded to Adolph Kock
Home for Incurables, Chicago. who is in great
need of such article. The cushion furnished by
NJ. E. H. Nutley, N. j. sent it was the
right size.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

more severe. without the ornamental collar When
simple stitched finish is used washable stuffs,
the other hand. call for greater elaboration, and
lose their effect when the frills omitted
To make the REFER as represented, with sailor
collar, 2ls yards of material 32 inches wide. rs
yards 30 inches wide will be required in the me-
dunn size. Without sailor collar rs yards of 81
inch, or rs yards of 50-nch. material. with 2la
yards of insertion and 3I2 yards Of embroidery for
trimming will be required. The pattern. No. BIS
is cut for children Of two four, six and eight
wear
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

NJ. P. H, East Orange. n. J.: Please send the
Woman's Pages to Mrs Mary f. Cary, No 225
Park-ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Mrs. Sallie Kirkpatrick. of Cabool Mo, would
be glad to receive reading matter especially Sun
day school stories and papers for her children who
are unable to attend day or Sunday school, she
lives too far from either
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

DELICIOUS DISH FOR INVALIDS
Among the recipes sent in for invalid dishes
the following from Mrs. H. of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

WELL KNOWN AMERICANS WHO WILL SPEAK AT
~uE CONVENTION IN LONDON.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
NEWS NOTES FRoM ADnIAN.
what the Farmers Are Doing an
That Part of the state.


That Part of the state.
Adrian Ca. Dec s-Tho legislative
committee was here Friday and Inspected
The convict camp. IL pronounced the
camp in hrst-rate condition The cotton
receipts here this year are p per cent
larger than they were up TO this time
last year. Notwithstanding the short crop
], Is expected that next year II the season
Is a favorable one the receipts will reach
4o10 and perhaps 5000 bales
This town Is improving. There IL talk
Of several new brick buildings S. A.
Scott VIII make a contract for a brick
building on Tuesday.
Capt 7. j. James. the biggest farmer
IN these parts. who has experimental with
an sorts OF crops. gives II as his opinion
that there Is more money IN sugar cane
than IN any other. At . GEMS a gallon.
he says. there IS big money In making
syrup lie viii have several hundred
barrels OF syrup this year. Mr. /. NJ
ellis, a prominent farmer, yesterday
killed one hog OF his herd that weighed
SO pounds. II Is doubtful - there is an
other hog as big In the county, though
there are some very good ones The
farmers seem 70 be taking more interess
IN stock OF one kind ard another.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
WHAT S0L0NS HAVE NOT DONE
PRESENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY HAS
ACCOMPLISHED LITTLE.


Repeal of the Tax on Dogs seems TO
ne About the only General LeEis-
Iation That Has Gone Through.
Nay Have 90 Be an Extra sessica.
Guards nh VIII Cause a Fight
Savannah Harbor Resolution Pnss-
ed.
Atlanta. Dec s-The Legislature has
been IN session Tor forty days. and has
accomplished probably less than any
General Assembly IN the last ten or
twelve years
During the FIRST part Of the session. the
members occupied considerable time IN
travelling around 20 the different street
fairs ana carnivals. using free passes for
transportation.
what Has Not Been Done.
During the latter part Of the session
nIlbustering has been resorted 90 and
numerous efforts have been made 10 XIII
time. Fewer general bills have passed the
House and senate than al any session ~
a number OF years. and to tell what the
LEGISLATURE has done would require but
ilttle The tax on dogs has been repealed,
the Soldiers Home bill has been killed. the
bill 70 change the age q consent was
killed. the child labor bin has been kill
cd the appropriation bin 70 run the state
next year has not even been considered
by the Senate. and % was only this morn
ing that the House reached the tax bill.
discussing 70 only tor a few minutes, tho
House adjourning before any thing was
done with a.
There remain only six more days and
from present Indications unless che TWO
houses meet a. night. an extra SESSION u
probable The tax bill IL now the special
order for Monday. and the Steering COM
nlttee is making an EFFORT 20 have the de-
pot bal brought Up on Tuesday. The Sol
diers Home bill which mas been recon-
s.dered will lay over probably until next
session.
Fight over Guards Bill.
one OF the features Of tho session next
week will be the discussion Of the bill
allowing the Savannah Volunteer Guards
70 be formed into q battery OF artillery.
The bill has passed the senate and Is now
before the House Committee
Inspector General Obear IL ngD4ing the
measure and viii appear before the oom-
mittee IN an EFFORT 70 defeat q. savannah =
Representatives are looking after the tn
terestK OF the military Dogs, ana tAtN
think the bin will pass. Gov. Gambler IL
m favor Of The change and will sign che
bill
savannah Harbor Resolution.
The resolution asking the assistance ~
the Georgia congressman 20 assist In So
curing an appropriation for deepening the
Savannah harbor passed the House to-
day without a dissenting vote and was
Immediately concurrcd In by The Senate
The congressman will he furnished with
q copy Of the resolution.
Local Measures Passed.
The following local bills passed the
House this morning
Mr. T0omer OF Ware-To amend an act
creating a city Court OF Waycross.
Mr. Skies Of Worth-To establish syr-
tenn OF public schools 10 Sylvester.
Mr. Wells OF Chatham-Providing that
the terms OF Office Of heads Of depart
ments OF Savannah. shall expire az meet
ing OF City Council IN January.
BY Mr. Hardin Of Chatham-Aboiishine
the grand jury OF the city Court Of Sa-
vannah
By Mr.. Narramore Of Eariy-Incorpo-
rating the town Of Biakely.
AR. Narramore q Early-To establish
a city Court % Early county.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Atlanta, Dec. S-The Senate to-day COR
nrmed the following appointments sent IN
ny Gov Gambler Yesterday.
Adams. Judge CRY Court % Dub
hn, , q Coker. solicitor city Court ~
Dublin. q d. Carswea. 20. citor County
court Of Nilklfson J L. smith. solicitor
cry Court Of Mtchell -. a. Foute. %
d Judge Cay Court Of Barlow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
many REWARDS OFFERED.

Seems TO Have Been "a Great Deal OF
Crime In Georgia.
Atlanta. Dec. S-The Governor to-day
offered $500 ia rewards Tor seven Grim
insE There seems to have been great
deal Of crime in the state recently aud
IN each instance the criminals have es-
capped from the shcrins OF the counties
About $4,000 in rewards have been Of
fered this year Dy Gov. Gambler. and about
5000 have been paid out Tor arrest and
conviction
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
Addressed ny AGED NEGRO.
ola Man Has Been n Baptist Preach
er seVenty-six Years.

er SeVenty-six Years.
Columbia. $. &C.. Dec. s-The White
State Baptist Convention was to-day ad-
dressed by Edward strak. a negro who
has been preaching the gospel seventy
ak years. re was born a slave IN Han
over county. Virginia. Aug. Is. 1870. While
the ola man Was walking through the
church 20 inc pulpit the $50 delegates arose
tn body ana remained standing tin he
was seated The negro led tho closing
prayer @; the days session.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Not the Same Old Story,
Something
Decidedly
New.

Look At our leaders for the year 1900
and you VIII agree with ne that the fol-
lowing Is the finest assortment OF b.
CYCLES ever sold BY any one dealer
PIERCE CYCLES. STEARNs 'CY-
Giles. TRIBUNE CYCLES. FEATHER
STONE CYCLES. YALE CYCLES. DAY
'CTcLES
We are legitimate JOBBERS with a
representative on the road. covering four
states. We are, there fore. entitled to and
&c, lower prices than the retail dealer
We Wit give the pubic the beneat Of
our good fortune by offering exceptional
values.
We viii have on sale in time for
CHRISTMAS gifts. the handsomest line
81 BOYS and GIRLS wheels ever shown
In this city The 1901 YALE" A high
grade Bicycle IN miniature. A gentleman
after seeing ths sampla and q course,
seecung one. remarked. why, it's as
handsome and a. well finished as ny
wheel" The prise will be as low as the
other kind.
Our line OF sUNDRIES contains every
thing OF recognized merit. We pride our
selves on the kind Of REPAIRING done
here. Our machina shop has every ar
piianoe necessary for effecting the most
Gficult repairS
R. V. CoNNERAT
Bell phone No. go s4s-Ss Bull street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

MoRTON'S SCHOOL ron BOYS.
1917 Macon East
J. r. MORTON. NJ. A.. Principal
Assistants.
NJ +. PILsO%. y 4.
MRS ANNIE WARING,
MISS JAMIE EVE
This school prepares Tor college. uni-
veTsity OR business.
Second quarter begins Dec 3
Those contemplating entering their sons
az this school are requested 20 do so. II
possible. by that date.
Thorough work insisted on
Boys from 20 ls years ola taken.
only 10 mere unsugascd seats Phone
1883 (Resldeucel. Address
J r. MORTON. N. A..
Principal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

LAwNEY-The friends and scuuaint-
auces Of James ". Lawney are invited
20 attend the funeral OF HE daughter
George Lawuey. a. o'clock. from 81.
Bensdicrs church. East Broad street.
this afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
TO NE TRIED ron INSANITY.
Atlanta wife Murderer Gets Another
Lease on Life.

Lease on Life.
Atlanta. Dec. s-The Supreme Cours to-
day granted a trial for insanity 20 James
J.. Baker. Who killed his wife here last
April The decision OF the court reversed
that OF Judge Gambler who held that the
law giving a man trial Tor insanity. az
ter conviction for murder. was unconsti-
sutlonai
Baker viii now be tried before n jury
Of twelve men. who viii determine wheth-
er or not he Is crazy Baker has been
reEplted seven times by the Governor.
which breaks all former records. His last
respite T. 10 the nth Of January.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
242 Bull street.

That tho place to get your bicycle sun
dries and repairing done Is az the odest
stand Ia The city. Here can be found all
the latest novelties Call and select your
Christmas Sits before # is too late II
is no trouble 10 show goods Santa Claus
will soon be here. Csll and see what he
has IN his ''ra1k' for the little ones.
have fine lot OF secondhand wheels
for the holidays.
Lamps 20 Burn
DANIEL A. HOLLAND.
State street. cast Ga. phone 80
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
KNIGHTS PHARMACY,

Georgia Phone NO. 5As. Bell Phone NO. sis.
W. c. FHIPP a co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
slons. and Rents collected.
Representing
Travellers Insurance Company Life, Ae-
cident and liability Departments
New York Underwriters Fire Insurance
Company.
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company.
The City Trust. Safe Deposit and Surety
Company.
Issuing Bonds Of Surety 20 contractors.
administrators guardians. etc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
Between your teeth.

II you want your plumbing work done
reasonable and up-to-daie. call on the
former plumbing inspector. cosGRovE.
ie5 Drayton street. 10 rear Lutheran
Church.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Temperance OF the Sweet Song Bird,
MISS GUSSIEs LARSEN.
Third Week ana Grand Success OF
MISS GERTHT DE LAWRESs
JOHN-SULLY 8 PHELPS-BLANCHE
In a new sketch emitted The Butler S
Joke -"
ROSES-LfLIIE.
Ia now ami up-to-date specialize
MISS JEFF ERY WARNER.
The English Nightingale.
First Appearance OF the
Great DUNALS-direct from Europe
MISS ETHEL FISHER.
The Graceful Soubrcttc
And brand new series OF Moving Pic
lures.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
PALACE CAFE.
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE
A Bull Street.

Blue Points, Als.4e .Nt~A Cams, received
by every steamer Native oysters in aa
styles Chops and steaks and game In
season. Everything the bcst
JUST received, fresh lot live HOLSTERS.
II. d. ABRAMS. Prop
p Slot iunch from II 90 ] every day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

DON'T BUY BLINDLY.
Prices vary. and quantities vury. ara one
who puts too much confidence in the
average merchant viii pay too much 80 .
rule. OF course that is not the case -
our store. We are not average merchants
but We don't ask you TO take our "sro
for everything
r. l.. CLANCY & CO.
The Hot SUM Stove Store.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
just received. fun line holiday goods,
for making holiday delcaclcs
Live L0osters. sneits.
Philadelphia Sausage in abundance
Phones 575. NJ S. GARDNER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
nEAI rIrUL NMAs rnEsENrs.

Oriental Mexican ana fancy work. elk
rugs. embroidery. Kimouos
have moved from De SOTO 20 Ladies'
Exchange. MISS HAGGER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

NENISON AND TURKEY.
ENlSO%-NENISON
rCRkEY-TU RkEY.
NENISON -VENIsON
TURkEY-TURKEY
ENTSON-NENISON
TURKEY TURKEY
NISON-NENIsoN
TURKEY URKEY.
Phone lgI. JAS. J JOYCE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
The Small
of the Back

Tha, is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely TO be Respondent
and I, is not unusual 10 find them
borrowing trouble IS If they hadn't
enough already.
The fact Is their kidneys are weak.
either naturally or because Of sickness.
exposure. worry OF other Influences.
Il am thankful to say writes J. l. Camp.
bell. Of Sycamore m. that Hoods SarsapA-
rillA has cured me. For many years ! vas
troubled with baekaehe. A. times was 80
bad bad 10 be helped from the bed or chair.
am now well and strong and free from pain.
What this great medicine did for him IL has
done for others.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
Christmas Gifts.

! have a large assortment Of pretty
Gent!emen's and Ladies Watches, Lock.
els. waich-chains and Lorgnette chains.
studs. Gun Buttons. Rings, Brooches. and
Diamond Pendants HaI-pins. scarf-plns.
eto., in Gold and Silver. with prices right
at
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
ROYAL music HALL,

No 2ls and els Broughton street. west.
The Home Of Burlesquc. Drama and
COMEDY
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09
Hoods SaS-SapaE-iIEa

Promises 10 cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment With
Hoods today
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

Phone si1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-09

=. v NUINN EfAIt
Bell phone No. go. S4s-9s Bull street.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-19
Letter From Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, April I, 1900 The
big trees of California have been num-
bered among the many wonders of
America, and Washington State comes
not far behind i'll her big timber record.
Down in the South Bend country, near
the Pacific shore, is a big cedar which
up i'll Snohomish country is another
measuring nineteen feet through. Down
in Chehalis country-the Grays Harbor
country-a spruce tree-now DESTROYED
WAS considered the king of Washing
ton trees. measuring 66 feet six inches
in circumference above where the roots
started to spread. AT IS feet from the
butt it measured eleven feet in diameter
The top had been broken off at the
height of 100 feet, SO that its exact
height was never known. The tree was
destroyed by fire in 1881. Were a tun-
mel carried through this tree sufficiently
large to drive a coach and four through,
there would still be sufficient timber
left at the sides to support the weigh
of the tree.
The cosmopolitan aspect of the city
of Seattle at the present day was well
illustrated few evenings since, at
social session of the local Knights of
Pythias, who have a great many visitors
and new members constantly coming
from the East to locate here, or passing
through to klondike and Cape Nome.
Other Understand their name is legion
-unquestionably have the same expert
ence. In a gathering of less than 100
there were nine different countries and
Is different States of the Union rep
resented. Canada led with six: Penn
sylvania, Maine and Minnesota followed
ted were the United States, Great
Britain, Scotland. Canada, Nova Scotia,
Sweden, Wales, and Italy. Newcomers
belonging to any of the secret orders,
coming to Seattle going through OF to
remain always receive a hospitable
reception and immediate friends and
agreeable companions.
Seattle. as a shipping port, is at pres
ent being looked over by a government
expert with an eye to the best port for
shipments to the Philippines. a recent
days record may he of interest There
were tWentv-seVeu sailing vessels, rep
resenting a tonnage capacity of 1000
tons, within the harbor. together with
eleven large ocean going steamers, and
large fleet of local craft Across the
bay. at Port Blakeley was another large
fleet, loading with lumber. and still
more at Ballard both Seattle suburbs.
There We're Is schooners, here five barks.
and four large ships. and dozens OF
Sound steamers. including the Flyer,
plving between Seattle and Tacoma,
with one of the best records of any
steamer ahoat for continuous trips and
mileage covered.
O. NJ MOORE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-19
Notes About Birds

The Republican Journal publishes bulle-
tin giving descriptions Of 81 volumes on
birds and bird study, as well as the titles of
ject-e obtained in the Belfast free public
library. The authors are Charles c. Abbott,
John Burroughs, H D. NIinot, Bradford
Iorrey, o. NJ. Wright, |. G. Wood, Frank
N. Chapman, Ora W. Knight, F. Schuyler
Mathews, and other leading ornithologists.
and bird protection the opening spring, and
will do good service in the direction of
assisting the young in correct knowledge
of this branch Unnatural history. 1t is
plan that other public libraries in Maine
should adopt with regard to many subjects
of current reading and study for readers of
all ages. Bangor Commercial
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-19
NOTICE.
RUPTURES
FIDELITY INJECTION METHOD.
f. L. STEVENS, NJ. d.,
Office, National Bank Building, Belfast, Me.
Office hours from to 4, and to 8 p Z rR-
Foreclo, urs Notice.

WHEREAS LYMAN CARTER OF Troy. in the
w County of Waldo and State of Maine nv
his mortgage deed dated the eleventh day OF
March, A. ID. 1893. and recorded in the Waldo
County Registry of Deets 8. BOOK 252, Page 49,
conveyed to one A. b. Snow of Jackson in said
County of Waldo, a certain lot parcel of land
situate in said Troy, and described as follows
viz: 1t being the same premises decided to SAID
Lyman Carter by one Eliza Carter by her deed
bearing date of January "a, 1895 said deed be-
ing recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
in Book 243, Page 200. TO which deed and record
thereof. said Lyman Carter referred for more
particular description of the premises conveyed
by said mortgage; and whereas said A. b. snow
there afterwards to wit, on the thrtieth day of
March. a. ID. 1898. for valuable considerations
endorsed and eivered the notes secured by said
mortgage. to the Peoples National Bank a cor
poration duly organized under the laws of the
United States and having its principal place of
business at Belfast. i'll said County of Waldo amp
State of Maine; and, on the twenty third day of
August. A. ID. 1898. by his asst, nment of that
ola tie recorded in said Registry Of DE- eds Hook 253
Page $50, assigned said mortgage deed to said
Peoples Nationa Bank; and whereas the cond
ton of said mortgage has been broken. now
therefore by reason of the breach of the condi ION
thereof, said Peoples National Bank claims
foreclosure of sal" mortgage.
Dated tins third day of April, A. ID. 1900.
THE PEOPL' s NATIONAL. BANK of Belfast
BY Robert +. Dunton it, President, duI, author
lzed. 3w14
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-19
In Centuries Past.

There comes to my vision this dark, gloomy
night.
While musing alone by the fast fading light,
A fairy who paints on the emberS soft glow
Bright, magical scenes of the long, long ago.
Cnheeding the roar of the wild, raging
Enraptured roam mid the centuries past
Dark Indian forms meet my wondering gaze,
Their bright colors CLEAN in the wigWam's
clear blaze.
They merrily dance and they ioyously sing,
Their echomg shouts through the lone forest
ring.
ON soft, downy fur i'll a corner SO warm
The aged and helpless are sheltered from
HARM
Again the pure stars in the clear azure
CLEAN,
While down the swift tide OF the willow
fringed stream
Glide warrior and maid in a light-Wnged
canoe.
He whispers of love, ever constant and
true.
Then to the Great Spirit he breathes in his
prayer
His VOWS that whatever may come to his
Though earth and its beauty may wther
and fade,
Yet never his love for his own dusky maid.
It's summer, and down from the heavens
clear dome
The warm sunlight falls on the rude cabin
home.
An Indian babe in a light hammock swings,
And sweet is the song that the dark mother
sings.
Then, tender and low on the sweet-aden
breeze,
A loving voice floats through the rustlng
She sees mid the shadows a nodding plume
wave,
And hastens in gladness to welcome her
brave
All. loved the poor Indian his own forest
home,
Nor dreamed he in exile was destined to
To God who in nature in everything dwelt
In humble devotion he reverently bent.
He worshipped the light where the "Great
Spirit Shone,
The sun and the moon and she stars were his
throne.
The tiniest flower and the towering tree,
The song of the birds and the moan of the
sea.
lie heard, on the wings of the soft summer
breeze,
A magical touch wake the echoing keys
OF natures great hearth the anthem he
knew
The soul-stirring voice of the great Mani
From old Englands shore on the wild foam
ing wave
A lone pilgrim band now the rough pillows
brave.
Though ocean caves threaten and loud tenn
pests roar,
They anchor their bark on our own rocky
shore.
Then in glad chorus they fervently raise
Their voices in songs of thanksgiving and
praise
To Him who had led them from tyrannys
To this blessed country, to freedom and God.
The God of all nations in wisdom and might
Hath willed unto each equal justice and
right.
Alas the poor Indian. what right did he
know?
From that pilgrim band sprung his deadliest
foe
When driven from home and his own hunt
. ing ground,
He prayed the Great Spirit to hallow the
mound
Where slept his loved kindred, their long,
dreamless sleep,
And from the pure stars still his loving
watch keep.
The stars with the tears of the ''Great Spirit"
ShOne,
The greed Of the white man claimed all as
his own.
Still onward he rOamed to the untrodden
West,-
No country-no home, save the isles of the
S. J. STEVENS.