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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
GEN. }. II. WILSON on CHINA
lie says she IL at the Mercy of the
Foreign Powers.

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| Washington. Dec. lp'-'i'n- james IT,
| Vusou who went to CHINA as commander
-, .. ~ sa military divisions OF the
.t..... .-,t,..,t
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In Washington iula dittth''" "''' i'i''''-
Ell to che Secretary OF War. A. an au-
3 ,t.-f.v cn rhin, and It's people Gen
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"-'7'" d
SO the United states Ills doom i""''s''''
some years ago. describes with great ac-
-,r,..,. ..rlttiops which then existed In
$500. -. 49, ,.-.ot,. -orrrl.ted a
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mere y no HoNv' ''"N' ~ - '',,t wy
i-''4i' -, 'u'.e ~. ,''' i.u''r
M'i' an 49, ~ w.
7 hlii''' 'h' i"i''hit'7' '"' ''' i-''l"
was m.slea' anu 'Ne emperor eoA'n go
"",ll"s
i"eH HhF' at iaHi i'"ii"'' 'i't "'"N-
nesr. NINA .s no" az the mercy OF the
ioI'iSn l"N.l7 ''soiu'''S - 'h'4t me
eN. me question OF settlement uee
/ PtHns upon '"' i""'Is anu must o. set
yea by the representative 81 the dtet-
en- governments Al thtr respective cap
iih's- IN my Judgment emma VIII acc,ne
+ y most any demand made upon ner sac
can 90 h"inhs else. No matter now se-
we're the ounleh or enormous the indem-
I niiN put on h"r she could not refuse TO
submit oi course % cannot be expected
! that the Empress or Jung l-u or Tuns
tn ltsiang would agree 90 proposition
thht th'y De executed. By leaving this
out ~ the demand the Powers can insist
uIo" lnc strongest claim
Gen Wilson believes that Chiua's pres
eht HlHitult} WILL however prove. her
tWn salNAiloh china has Tor years been
Hshilng foreign influence. TT has fought
lia last hattlr AGAINST progress be sald.
ana progress has uiumphcd. After
settlement is reached China viii De- omen
irreNocohly 20 modern progress.
= Gen Wilson was asked about the re-
port mat II HUNG Chang's secretary had
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

Jacksonville Fla. Dec u-Entered
steamer Algonquin. Platt New York aud
Charleston. scaoger Edna, Donovan.
Gloucester Mass.
Charleston. $ c., Dec. 70 Arrived
steamers George W clyde. Chichester.
Boston. and proceeded to Jacksonville.
schooner yacht Hesperus Wilmington. y
c.. bound Florida.
Cleared. schoouers Warner Moore.
Crockett. New York. Augustus WEI.
Sproule New York. Nculo Shipman.
Eayuor New York
Wilmington, y. c.. Dec. 2.-Arrivcd.
tug Protector Charleston.
Glbraitar. Dec. 6.-saHed. steamer Otta
from Genoa. ctc. for Pensacola
Baltimore. Dec l2.-SaIod. schooner S
b Marts. Charleston.
ST. Vincent, G. r.. Dec. s-slilcd.
steamer Dom. Pensacola
Antwerp. Dec u.-Arrlvcd steamer Iris.
Savannah via London
Key West Fla. Dec I2-Arrlvad.
steamers Lampasas New York and sale
Cd for Galveston. Martinique Dillon Nj.
ami and sailed for Havana: Ouvctse.
smith. Havana. and sailed for Port Tam
"a.
Fernandiul. Fla. Dec i2-Arrive,I.
schoouers Monheean Murphy Boston.
Britannia tBD. McDul Havana
Cleared. schooner Austin - KNIGHT.
Meader BRIDGEPORT Conn
Sailed. schooncrs Bessie Parker Orl.
Carter. ST. Pierre, Martinique. I.ewanin-
ka CBD. Williams. Curacao
Pensacola. Fla. Dec. Ie-Arrivel
steamer Hannah NJ Bell B0 Granger.
81. Vincent. tug Echo with barges Tro-
Jan from Galveston. Ajax from Tampieo
and Nelson Bartlett from Vera Cruz
sailed steamship Kairos tBD. Gadsen
Bordeaux. schooner Cuesiie lBri Nor
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
sewing MnchIne InHcnter.

The following letter in the New York
Sun will be u interest to South Gcorsians.
To the Editor Of the sun-sir. don't
think IL is generally known who was urst
inventor OF the sewing machine. \ great
many years ago there lived down To- pa-
rien. Ga. clergyman by the name 81
y r. Gouidine After spending a liie-
time perfectlrg his model % was lost while
he was 90 route 90 Washington y. O..
10 procure the patent. To- those DAYS most
OF the travelling was done hy private cou-
vevance lie started from his home with
his little machine carefully tucked away
under the seat OF his buEgy-bus the
Fates seemed 10 be- against him. az n ter
rible tornado came UP and while crossing
a lagoon the machine was swept away,
ne narrowly escaping with his life. The
dtsappointment. combined with the exc
posture LEFT him a martyr to asthma,
hence he was never able o. make another
model Imagine his ghagrin 20 discover
IN after life that his precious little model
mad been found by an entctpfisins man
from the North. who happened Co d. pass
ing along that way after the storm. mo
took u home. cleaned u up. studied out
fts intricacies. got a patent. aud rcapsd =
rich harvest Mr. Goulding was a very
learned man. lie was pastor Of a church
IN Darlsn. and also taught school for the
children Of che planters. He wrote sew
eral books notably The Young Maroon
ers." "Maroouers Island" and others.
but he never recovered the loss % his pet
fad and died ira very modest circum-
stances admired and greatly respected ny
every one. He was my dearly be Dyed
preccptor " T. Hopkins li9 Hancock
street. Brooklyn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

tom viii Dc iuaugurated here next s1t-
Irany Dec I5
There has been some complaint in re.
gard 90 the examination papers ~ some
of .he young white men who stood th"
exam nation Tor carriers positions. Sew
erti white boys stood the examination.
hst only one passed. 90 being claimed thtt
Iae negroes who were accepted bad pt---
90 more satisfactory examinations. THIS
story was uof believed by thc young
men or their friends aud they fClt like
.hey had not been treated fairly.
cousfes man Br4nteys attention has
been called 90 she matter. and be- has
been requested 90 ind out why they dii
least 80 as wcu as their brothers TOO
bteni-"
Tho patients in the Plan, System Hos
pital az tuIs place have boon removed to
the hospitals az High Springs and Sau-
ford Fla The change Is made in order
10 have the necessary machinery placed
!n the buudlnFf here for heating by
steam Wncu tnis r. ioue Sh- paiien;s
will De- returned
Mis. Carrie May Eady 81 this city,
ANA Air a. y Prescott of Augusta. were
married Monday ught hy Rev W d.
semggs. 40 the home % the bride moin-
81 Mrs J a. Eady. IN this city
Mr Walter Smith and Mis- EIa carter
were msrr,td sunday near Buckley ga th's
county
ZION. W. II. Denton bad painful fah
d few days ago o. 90 home 20 Hckley.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
wa. rrrrER wEDs Mss MADDEN.
Mr. Mullins of brunswick 20 Wed
Miss Spottsw God 81 Jacksonville.


Brunswick Ca. Dec IA beautiful
wedding in the Presbyterian Church last
evening. Rsv S. NJ Holiussworth. Off
c.atiug wac that OF Miss F.eurine Madden
ana Mr Ralph Topper BOO the presence OF
many relatives ami friends. Az tne organ
Airs Bayu played with "a mastery touch
tae mar,h OF Meud,lssohu the Angel
$ reuaae' and the march from Tauhau-
ser. Mr. Is o. Twitt} Mr. bay ard Butts
Nr Howard Wan ana Mr.. Charles Fiem-
iuE acted as u=hrrs. The bride was
-hnrmiuely aftirod in travc iuE gown.
ana Immediately after the ceremony. amid
the Rer1 wishes OF q host ot friends. Mr.
and Ms Tupper .eft Tor briill trip
through the North AMI East. ON their r"-
tltn they viii make their home with the
groom IS parents Capt. and Mrs William
VI Topper. ou Onion street.
Miss Maiden was one ~ brunswick g
charming and popular Young ladies. Mr.
Iupper one of Che most hie.y thought Of
young meu in The eiiy. and the large
number ~ beautiful and handsome pres
tnts received attesttd silently Of the great
popularity OF the young couple
Invitations have been issued to a beau
tiful high noon wedding which will Dc
solcmniz,d on Dec 49, 1900. az the home
81 the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs j.
a.. Spottswood. No. lilN Main street
jacksonville, Fla. when the hearts and
hands Of Miss While spottswood 90 that
cisy and Mr Roland Augustus Mullins
of Bruuswick. VIII De- Joined Tor AN time
hy the sacred words Of the Presbyterian
CEREMONY.
Miss spottsvood is, one ~ Jacksouville's
most charming ana attractive Young la
dies. a s.rl of wonderfully sweet and Era-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Chinese Frequent Feast Days.

From Lcsile's Weekly
Religious and national fetes are fire.
quent In China. sacrinces are then per
formed before the tablets OF their ances-
tors and ceremonial dishes are Dartakon
~ en- famille Wine drunk with mix
turc Of opimeut az this time IS supposed
To- drive away epidemic diseases for %
" hole year Bowls OF water are put In
the court yard al high noon 90 catch the
suns rays from which other benefits ar,
supposed 10 proceed. Boat racing s. one
feature Of this occasion. The boats are
practically scoWs with a dragons or
horses head fastened IN front. on which
the coXswaln rides The people. after the
race IS over. scatter away TO restaurants
and other places OF entertainment. with
which the various monasteries are class.
-.
The fete Of tho moon Is celebrated IN
the eighth month OF the year, and this
lasts six days Presents are then made
on which the figure % the moon Is appar-
eut and largo plg0da Is Illuminated.
Fire-crackers and music and family reun-
ions prevail \ midnight banquet on the
last night terminates the feast. ana then
the descent Of the Goddess OF the Moon
(Which we call the man ia the noon IS
awaited She B. supposed 20 visit the earth
at this time TO grant the wishes ~ NOR
tails. The moon. with the Chinese, Is the
patronoss OF poetry. and autumn Is the
poets favoritc season. Here Is Chinese
POETS ascription TO this satellite;
Raising my glass TO drink with the moon
I notice chat we are three
The neon. my shadow, and myself
The moonlight comes right up 90 my bed,
Covering the floor with dazzling sur
face.
Which at first sight I take for ice.
Then Noticing that q Is the moon,
I fau TO thinking Of my native land.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

pcasantry swallow small SPIDER ls.,.
eject cures. From these che eo.was a..
Of tho New England peasant va. ess
In Flanders the live spider is f1sfara. .at.
the empty shell OF "a walnut AMI SOM
around the neck OF the patient 81 49,.
creature dies the fever decrease un.. .
is gone entirely
This attention to the spider as an 1.srt
IS thought 20 have come from tho enl.fH.
Sc OF spider insanity that ran tar...l
ltaly at the end OF the four,e .g.H
fury The bite OF the Lucoas talntla
supposed TO have produced the .pIau
though Il has long been certain t.at u.
creature IS perfectly harmless Ta a-
legged victim, however. became orn. ssaL
morbid. grew livid and at The -o4.l ~
mus would begin a half-mauiaeal dome.
keeping IL up 90 exhaustion iUr -.r.r
centuries the alimcut existed -praIH.
Throughout Italy. Then 81 wsred ana i..L
leaving only the tarantclle' danae 3 a.-
membrance.
In the United States the sou-heru No.
gro has done a great deal Go harris
yoodoo practices Of the old world In 'a.
backwoois Of All the states. borrower
semi withcraft and the virtues o. uu..lst.
OF animals. insects and refuse matter aH
cxtolled. according 90 the culish..Hm.
u the section.
In thousands OF commuuities thor
firm belief that buckeye. or hHr
nut carried IN the pocket. VIII k., aa.f
rheumatism. or cure II II the wer
ready has ID.
II is believed chat for warts tne ~. 81
Ing OF an elder tw.E-one uo-rl far
wart-and It's burial in a secret -.a..
cause warts to disappear.
Ia Pennsylvania the oil OF mtf.esrl
Is preserved most carefully as lu.u
especially good FOR sore Joints aai
rheumatism. In procuring th. oI tue
snake is nailed head and al t7 % a
and cut open The TAT taken olt an'
laid upon cloth in the hoe Sum.
which the filtered OIL drps lu'n
From fear that enc reptile mas Htt.
ten itself the clear OIL is tested tt Nr.Ir
ping a portion OF &c into mills D.
in one globule a. Is regarded as ut
H. on the other hand, o. nrtlh
beads and curiles the milk ~
mined as poisonous and thrown
skunk Oh IN like manner holds
place among country curc-a.l-
Through AN these more OF Jess
u1us agencies has come the T's-r'.
macopoeia d the physician. with Is a
come she water cure, the grass 'i
faith cure, the rind cure. The
euro and scores Of similar sea"'
practice. These SCHOOLS" are muIt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
+. f. LEFEVRE.
Manager.
New Pier g. North River. New York

cotton seed oil. 52i bales domestics lo1
barrels rice. $50 barrels resin, W barrels
urpeutHc 1881 feet lumber. q barrels
nsa. 5fH boxes fruit 80 barrels vegetables.
}13 crates vegetables % tons pig iron So
cases cotton seed OIL 323 bundles hides.
% boxes tobacco % bales sweepings. 10
cases Cd goods DE- half barrels cotton seed
ou % barrels ro.in OIL barrels lamp
black 80 barrels CLAIMS. az packages mdse.
Fer steamship city - birmingham io
Ncw York. Dec u-3.9lT bales upland
cotton l09 barrels rosin 10000 feet lum-
per 577 tons pig iron. 10000 shingles.
Per steamship Allegheny. Tor Phnadel-
rhia .-L0l0 barrels rosin. % barrels tur-
psulue. i&.6u feet lumber. l.l6s boxes
oranges IN crates vegetables. ~ barrels
cotton seed oii f2e4 oak slaves 40 pack
ages md-e l1 packages domesucs and
yarns. IS bales cotton sweepings
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
LIENS uroN SENATE sENr>.
An old Custom. nased Upon the ~
pectntiOn of Political Lite

pectntion OF Political Lie.
From che New York Evening ia-f
Washington. Dec. 4.-The SENATE nts ~
interesting old custom in regard O. re
choice OF seats. the effect OF which
furnish an estimate Of the expectation d.
political life Of each Of SIS meml
viewed by his associates. Moro Simply
stated. each Senator on enteriuE iae
has a seat assigned to him. th'
conner getting the least desirable, n.. o..
the same time he Is expected 90
lien upon some better place. 40 =
can hold lien on more than one s'
"a time. although he may change
as often as he desires. All this De- "
privately az the Office Of the ser-
arms so that, uCicFs the Senator
self secs III 90 zen u no one know
member with a good seat he hHs
out as the most likely soon 90 v'.
Mr. Deliver. Cor example. who 'a
TO the Senate yesterday, and va.
ed "A place IN the back row VIII
what occupant Of a good scat n'
ready filed against, is IN the con. %
political events most likely 90 rr.f
he makes a gCod guess he Will
the Tossessor Of e good scat. WIFI
senators who remain at the eNit.H'
OF the back row are those "aa
made a mss in their calculate IONS '
the most amus rs Of such nal ssc N.
made nearly twenty years ago .|
celebrated william Malone OF N.
He was one OF the most noted chi'
Of recent history and for the term
he served IN che Senate comWntat
attention OF the nation Naturally "'..
"a good seat. he looked about him POI
the political records Of the variou.
After mature deliberatiou. he dcra '.''
he would Me his lien upon the
pied by George r. Hoar Of Masaa.
Had Malone remained IN the S'h'
less he had transferred hts lien H
be still waiting Senator Ho1r
10 be elected for another term w.i'
hone hos ong been In his Erat-
Senator McComas Of MartIaHi
shrcwd enough go select the se'i
ron Butler. the Populist. AFTER
he will enter into his reward IN
will again be good films ground
ing to senatorial standards. for
lican senators hlp from MnryianI
the most secure OF earthly posse
through the Republicans have e.r
wbhin the last five years. and 'i'
certain 20 elect another one.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Foreign Ennnrt.

Per British steamship Winnie for
Bremen 5 Fij bales cotton. $40 sqs. ga
round bales cotton. 1880. 20l3 tons pbos-
phate rock. S20.2oo. Cargo various
Per British steamship Homewoo1
for Barcelona and Genoa. Tor
Barcelona 22o bales Of COTTON
si0s f34: ! package cotton samples. no val
ne; 2o round bales. 1851: i8i9 ROM,
bales cotton. SIS 20o. SOS pieces pitch pirs
timber. 100. 90 barrels roslu. 81 81. for
Genoa. 220i bales cotton tlo2 200. So bn-.
rels rosin. $Z.S59: S62 tons Scrip iron 81
noO. Cargo various.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Hon. II. l.. Herner WEEDS.

The marriage 81 Hon l. Herner 20
Miss clifford Napier. of Forsyth. was
solemnized "a. tae home Of enc bride. 5
mother. airs D. v. Napier AZ . O'Clock
Monday evening Mr. Beruer has known
the bride since her tarly childhood aua
has been very close friend Of her fam
ily for many years Iic 3. prominent ate
torney 81 Forsyth and WaF a candidate
for Governor DOB Isss Hr was also colonel
Of the Third Georgia Regiment stationed
in cuba during tine Spanish war he left
Wsh his bride. Ia company with Mis-
jamie Napier and Z T. Fletcher. FOR Ha-
vana. where they will spend their honey,
FlagN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Reflections of n bachelor.

FFom tne Nov ] WI" - i,
Two hours after a funeral taef ~.
woman IN town who can't tel io y,
each OF the floral emblems cost j.
"a cent. .t.r-
Whenever a girl bets about .t.
with man she always tries 20
she war afraid h. WINS roius 20
70 bet a kiss or something -rr
Heavens latchstriug Is AWAY d,
out. but some peoples sous 81, q
small they viii have 20 tahe 81
stick with a bent pin IN % 70 pl" y
Probably the Angels have ~. -,n
dered why the fret thing ever me-
asks after she gets there is VIZ. cher
nearest SPOT that she can Sc
place from.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
cnnfr.lrrntr .oIdicr pend.

wavcross. Ga. Dee. i2.-Mr. b. r..
summereu died last night az his home
near the city He was about - years OF
aee AR summcren suffered from a
stroke OF paralysis several months ago,
which affected his mind. Ne was seat
10 the asylum az Miledgeville and came
home a few weeks ago greatly improved
Last week he had second paralytic
stroke and never rallied from the effe,ts
Of IL. lie leaves a large family.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

u Walter Armand. president % the
Union Paper Mll Company % Conyers.
was on Monday appointed temporary re-
ceivcr FOR that concern by Judge New-
man 4 petition for receiver Wns n.oi
ga the Unsed states Court ln Atlanta In7.
week aud Judse Newman iustfa.ted Mr.
Armand 60 continue the busiueee ana make
report 90 him % nl. actions urtl che
petition vas heard Air Armand then r.-
ttioned the court Co appo nim tOMp'-
Tary receiver SO that bee can obtain In-
surance on the plant ard effect and other-
wise properly conduct The business This
request was granted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Notice 10 Mariners.

Pilot charts and an hydrographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of YES.
sells free Of charge ia United states hv-
geographic Office IN Custom House can.
tains are requested 60 call 90 the office
Reports Of wrecks and dercllcts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
mcut.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
FLORIDA.

Joseph Nettles prosperous farmer
living near Jack. onyile. was hllei by
Jesse Jones. his tenant Monday Nettles
was one OF the most substantial citizens
IN the county. Joues proved he actel 81
self-defeuse before che prone e jury and
was liherated. The dispute arose over
rentals.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
STRUCTURE and VARICOCELE.
ne mo have been devoted 90 ne study Of

and women. I have been successful because / have
thoroughly upo-date and keep with the latest
discoveries science. Few physicians know that
unnecessary q well 90 She knife
treating Structure Narcocelc. I have perfected a
which absolutely painless. gentle but thorough
Is odectfveI tested 80 than thousand
cases and my experience warrants saying that
failure impossible ia pet Of all treated
My treatment be applied your home and a
effected without detention from business other
dutlesI with the degree Of pr
vatt chronic diseases Of and YOU are
afflicted with any OF skin Disease. Blood Poison
rheumatism. Kidney and Bladder Complaints Loss Of
Manly ViRor Female Weakness. ETC. invite you 20 in
vesrgate fully my exclusive methods treating
diseases show you What / done for others
and explain the superiority my 10 your
for free consult alton symptom blanks
dental 25A Bryan street Savannah. ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
Candy EsCuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold under guarantee q, following stores;
Rowlinskrs. Jones Masonic TENN.
knights. W. E. Reds. Marlows c.evs.
lands. Donnellys. and ". a. Pigmanss
Savannah. Ca.
LIPPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca ard
W. +. REID. savannah. Ca. Dls.ribu,ors
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS or THE TWO STATES TOLD
~ PARAGRAPHs.

Columbu.-Recrivcr for Paper
Company-CIRim Dnricn Nan
first Invented the sewing VIA
chine-W rdding OF Hon. u. g.. Her
ner-some Decentralization Win
Florida orauges-Othcr Fioridr
News.
A negro by she name OF Bil Buchanan
was killed Saturday might ct nsero
frolic. near Ocina. % seems that be
abused the entire gathering and wes hav-
inr his own way. when rlummer Fuller.
another negro. grcW tired of Buchanan. g
overbeariue manner aud struck him a t'r-
rlhlc blow over the head with an oN, caus-
ing instant death Fuller has not been
apprehendcd hut officers are on his trail
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

steamship Alesanuy Fster. Pbnadci-
phii
steamship Toulera Bn Masters.
Bremen.
Bark Blandina T. (Ausu RosmlnicA.
| TrLn.Ie-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
orannes az ORLANDO.

Capt w A. Cooper, supe rintendent Of
the Standard grove near Orlando. says
that he has just gathered the crop OF or
anges from the Hardness grove. Last
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13

Steamship Homewood BD. HOLLAND
barcelona and Genoa Wilder q Co
Steamship Winnie WU spiegelhurs
Bremen. wilder & 60.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
a.e. of the Noon for December.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Schooner Charles = Mitchell. wal
iron Boston Master.
Schooner Annie T Bailey. Findlay. Car.
teret Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
WHITE no1s DID NOT 10 WELL.

Congrcssmnn DrantIey - Asked %
Investigate.
waycrors. Ca. Dee. l2.-The large IN
creose In the freight business 81 the way
cross Air Line road makes necessary
some decided additions 20 thc freight dee
pot facilities OF that road len this city
Hou " o. Branuoy. congressman
from the Elworth District. writes thl,
Boz has assurance from the postottce dc.
partmcnt thar the free mad delivery sys-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF Interest to shipping Men
Generally.

Tho British steamships Winnie Tor
Bremen, and the Homewood Tor Barcelo-
ma and Genoa. cleared yesterday with
esis bales cotton. valued az {i7a6-9. 209a
round bales cotton valued az SA.ssi, 1885,
barrels resin valued AZ Si2i9. 2oi3 tons
phosphate rock. valued 40 so-oo. ~ pieces
pitch pine timber. ylired az $50. 3s2 tons
scrap iron. valued at.15oo0. other things
made up the cargoes
A. has been frequently pointed out be-
fore. the progress Of the United States
y maritime power that ls as q care
rler OF occnn commerce Be- not no al 100
keeping with the wonderful strides made
in It's export trade says buds,rcet 3.
Tho spectacle of the worlds greatest exc
porter OF d1me-ti, mercnandisc. for this
seems Hkclv Co prove true This year. hg-
uring as only thiri-rate nation iu ocean
shipping b certainty ore 10 make an
American dissatisfied with the progress
made IN this respect az best and yet the
statistics complied los tae Navigation Bu-
reau fully bear out this latter statemeus.
u De- not sufprisiug. too that the desire
Tor expansion Boo this respect ls causing
an increasing agitation. which. before BE-
subsidies. seems likely 90 result in a thor
oueh thresniuC out OF fhc entire qutr-
ton. and possibly in remedial legislation
which viii restore this country 10 ifs
one-time premier position 900 the world s
carrying trade That fh.e desire for exc
pansiou exists ia the South az wen us in
other portions 90 the country D. evidenced
ny the interest the business men and
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