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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-19
Extraordinary Good Values in Household Linens

Sheets and Pillow Cases at
Special Prices
(C%ontinued.)
Pillows made of the finest grade o
bleached muslin; size 5Ox36; Pinch
hem; ready for use. Ordinarily sells
for SOC. Sale
49, I5C each
Bic ched hemstitched pillow cases to
- match sheets, made of same quail
ty Worth Csc each. Tomorrow.
l7c each
Great Sacrifice Sale of Towels
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF
TOWELS-TWo thread u~nbleached
bath towels, full selvedge and large
size. Usual price 15c. Sale price,.
&c each
Bleached bath towels. extra large and
heavy; an excellent quality: full
selvedge; Tic is the regular price.
Sale price
IOC each
Unbleached bath towels, two threads;
extra heavy; size 19x3S; very alb
sorbent. Usual price is zoe ..........
TIC each
Elk ra heavy unbleached bath towels,
two thread; size 22kx45; a splendid
wearing towel; worth Csc. Tomor-
row ............
I6C each
Bleached buck birdeye and honey
comb fringed towels; size 20x4O; a
splendid hotel towel; 15c is the
usual price. Tomorrow ............
SC each
Fine linen towels, fringed and
hemmed; damask, huck and bird
eye; worth zoe. Tomorrow ........
IOC each
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Underprice Sale of Linen
DamaSk

wv NOAS Va AlX4\A
DamaSk
(Continued.)
7O-inch loom damask, %unbleached dice
patterns. An excellent damask for
hotel and restaurants; 75c a yard is
the regular price. Tomorrow. 49,.
45c a yard
7O-inch bleached table linen, made of
pure Irish flax; a splendid assort-
ment of patterns; soc is the true
value. Tomorrow
soc a yard
72-inch grass bleached satin, double
damask; magnificent range Of ele-
giant designs. The quality is SUI
perb and is really worth $3.50 a yard.
tomorrow ............ .............
csc a yard
DAMASK CLOTH-Fringed, made of
fine Austrian linen: two and a half
yards longs; loom finish; $1.25 is the
regular price. Tomorrow ..........
75c a yard
TURKEY RED CLOTHS, made of
best all color Scotch fabric; two
yards long; $500 would be very
reasonable for this splendid cloth.
Sale price
$I.5o each
NAPKINS-Fringed check napkins,
large size and good quality. Regular
price is 75c a dozen. Tomorrow.
soc a dozen
DAMASK NAPKINS-White, fringed
bleached damask napkins; full size
and would be very good value at
$1.25 "a dozen. During this sale.....
OOC a dozen
q SIZE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dam
ask napkins of Irish, Scotch and
German manufacture; exceedingly
handsome patterns. Some sold as
high as $50 Ga dozen. Tomorrow.
1925 a dozen
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-19

,0lored Blankets at very Low
Prices U
(C~ontinued.)
liza sanitary light grey, fine wool
blankets; fancy borders; made of
selected California wool. The usual
price Is $500 a
$3.O5 a pair
Sample pairs of fine wool blankets
from the best mills in California. D
Grey, brown, and red. Worth $1,000
In the ordinary way. Sale price,.
$500 a pair
Grey matted California blankets, ex,
ira fine wool and heavy weight.
Made to sell for $1,000. Our sale
$6.o5 a pair P
Comforts
REMARKABLE VALUE IN COM.
FORTS-Hand-made comforts,
feet by 6 feet, filled with good clean,
white cotton, wool tied; fancy silk
Oline covers; beautiful designs.
Regular price is $2.O n
$I.35 each
Handsome silkoline bed comforts,
filled with clean, white, fluffy cot
ton; extremely handsome designs;
size z feet by 6 feet; $3.50 is the
usual price
$I.5O each \
Handmade fancy Saline covered COM
forts, filled with fine white. fluffy
cotton; size Z feet by 6 feet; $2.75 is
the regular price ................
$I.05 each ,
New assortment Of fine down com
forts covered with the best ma
terials in the newest and hand
soonest designs ......
5000 each
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BedSpreadS

DCuSpl CdUS
BEDSPREADS, 1874 fringed crochet
bedspreads; raised patterns, Mar
settles design; ready for use; 1925 is
the ordinary price. Tomorrow.
$I.5O
BEDsPREADS, 12-4 Marseilles bed
spreads; all-over and cotton de-
signs, hemmde ready for use. Regu-
lar $3.50. Tomorrow ...............
$I.65.
BEDSPREADS - Imported satin
Marseilles toilet bedspreads; very
handsome floral designs; pearl
hemmed; ready for use. Formerly
sold at 81. so. Tomorrow ............
$3.50
Sheets and Pillow Cases at
Special Prices
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES-914 sheets,
bleached, ready made sheets.
hemmed, ready for use; made of
best quality of standard sheeting;
size S1x90 inches. Regular price is
S5c each. During this sale..........
$50 cdNll
Extra fine sheets, "a bleached hem
stitched sheets; size S1x90 inches.
Made of a very superior grade OF
sheeting. Regular price is $1.25
each. Tomorrow
75C each
Pillow cases, made of the best quail
ty of bleached muslin, Inch hem;
-r. .~.l~. ,:.1 AEvoC. Ono ic tho
regular price. Sale price ...........
IOC each
Pillow cases, made of the best quail
ty of bleached double width goods;
neatly finished. ready for use; size
5OX36; Csc each is the usual price.
tomorrow ........ .................
TIC each
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Marvellous Values in White
Blankets
(Continued.)
IA extra fine white wool blankets,
English size; made of the very best
grade Of long staple Australian
wool; new and beautiful colored
borders. $3.50 is the usual price.
Tomorrow ........ ...............
o 90 a pair
C0l0red Blankets at very Low
Prices.
1914 colored blankets, tan and grey.
Fine soft, fleecy blanket that
washes splendidly. Very nice fan
cy borders. Usual price is S5ca pair
soc a pair
1914 colored blankets. light brown,
mixed wool blankets with fancy
DO riders. Excellent for Gazing out
or n rough use. $500 a pair IS
the true value. Tomorrow. .....
$I.35 q pair
1914 silver grey wool blankets, extra
soft and heavy. Beautiful fancy
borders. This is a very serviceabl.
blanket and is easily worth $3.50 a
pair. Tomorrow
$I.05 a pair
ia extra large and heavy silver grey
wool blankets, fancy borders. A
serviceable and durbale blanket.
Worth $3.50. Sale price..............
$2.05 a pair
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s. Unrivaled Values in Blankets and Comforts s.

Marvellous Values in White
Blankets
1914 white, soft fleecy blankets, large
size, good quality, fancy borders.
They would be good value at 85c.
Sale price .............. ..............
soc a pair
ia white wool blankets, fine long
eeece and beautifully finished.
Blue, pink and red borders; slight
ly soiled in transit. Ordinarily sell
for A.15. Tomorrow ..........,..
$3.50 a pair
ia white blankets. pink. blue and
red borders. h is a splendid
blanket for general service and Is
actually worth $500 a pair. To
morrow ........
$3.50 a pair
ia white "Connell'' blanket made Of
fine Australian wool. Lovely soft
finish, pleasant to the tOuch. Blue,
pink and red borders. The usual
price is $3.50 a
$4.05 a pair
ia white California blankets, extra
large and heavy; made Of very fine
selected wool. Blue, pink and red
borders. This is a magnificent
blanket and in the ordinary way
would cost you $1,000. Our sale
price .............. ................
$6,05 a pair
1874 fine white California blankets,
made of superior Australian wool.
Handsome and attractive co.ored
borders Extra wide and long.
$3.50 is the regular price. Tomor-
row ................ ................
$3.50 a pair
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Charleston. s. c.. Sept. 4-sailed. steam
er Seminole. Bearse. Jacksonville
Mobile. Ala. Sept. ARRIVED. steamer
Pioneer CGcr). Knutsen, from Matanzas
Fulton (Nor). Falch. from Progresso
Managua (NorD. Olnick. Belize.
Cleared. schooner Attractor CB), Scott
Manzanilo Cuba.
Baltimore. Sept. ARRIVED. Alleghany
Savannah
Sailed. steamer Itasca. Savannah.
Fernandina Fla. Sept. t-Arrive1
steamer Roehampton. Gilchrist,. Tenerine
schooner Flora Rogers. Williams. Rock
land. Me
Port Tampa. Fla. Sept ARRIVED
steamer Ohvette. Smith. Havana via Key
West
Key West. Fla. Sept. 4-Arrived steam
ers Mascotte. white. Port Tampa Ar
hutus. Murphy. Pensacola. tug DauntleEs.
Floyd. Punta Rossa. with schooner y.
Frank Neailey iu tow.
Jacksonville. Sept. f.-Entered. steamer
Cocoa. Munson. New York: schooner Luz
Ne L. Pollard. Powell. Philadelphia
schooner John w. Hail. James. New York
schooner Lottie II. Russell. Sharpe. New
York.
Entered and cleared. steamer Garth, In
gram. New York
Entered. tug Aguine, Nelson, Whining
ton, ". G.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Then Calvin sat down and figured some
ana he showed me where this flower would
prove very profitable investment. az u
would Increase la a year 10 10000 plants.
and In two yeare to so.00
Then determined TO buy just as q bus
mess investment bul I lid not close az
once. or rather h. would not. The next
night he came and said that Mr.. Higin-
botham offered $4,000 for the plants
made an offer OF 5000 and they were sold
TO me. And ] made a clear profit out OF
the transaction Of $4,000. besides giving
the flowers back 10 Calvin.
But al what a cost TO me- The papers
all over the United States had columns
about the Lawson pink and the reckless
spendthrift who had paid 5000 for low
er 60 put Ia his hutiouholc The flower
stared al me-if a flower can stare-from
out OF the columns Of the big papers. Tho
name was given 20 china plates. 90 new
buckwhoat -four, 10 baby carriages. 20 cl-
gars. 20 boats. 20 babies. and don I
know what Everywhere l went I had
forced upon my notice some new article
OF merchandise that had been named the
Lawson pink"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
GRAIN, PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Sept 4-Flour slow and
barely steady Rye -four steady
Cornmeal easy
Rye dull. No. Western. Sc.
Barley quiet
harley matt dun.
Wheat-Spot weak. No. red. SIC. op.
tions opened steady on foreign buying and
then gradually cased or under recelpss
weakness in the Southwest. general lqui.
dalton and Disappointing export business
Closed weak at &0Mc net lower. May
closed $50: September. Tsi4a7sa .. Decem-
Der. S0'sc.
Corn-Spot. weak: No. ?. asssc Options
after a steady opening with wheat. turn
ed weak under Liquidation and fins
weather news. Closed weak at &C net
decline. May closed 4OAsc; December clos
"a f0Ac
oais-spo, weak. No. :. 2sb.c. Options
inactive and easier
Beef steady; cut meats steady.
Lard firm: Western steam. Sl2aTi5
September closed Hiais nominal; refined
dull; continent. Nib
Pork quiet. mess. ti2.00Giso0.
Petroleum duh.
ROsin quiet.
Turpensine easy at s6izdS7c.
Rice quiet
Molasses quiet
Butter steady. creamery. IizdZ2c; fae-
tory. 8ai7c.
Cheese steady. large white, lOito; large
oolored. i0i.aioasc.
Eggs firm. state and Pennsylvania. isd
isis; Western regular packing al mark,
lOTi6c
Potatoes quiet: Jerseys 81 25Gi.75; Jer-
sey sweets. s.. 2dN3O
Peanuts steady: fancy handplcked. &c;
other domestic. 2iAdic.
Cabbage dull; Long Island. per 100. S2.ot
case
Freiehts to Liverpool Arm; cotton by
steam CSC.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy: No. invoice
si4c: mild barely steady; Cordova. sasdl4c.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady with prices 10 TO Is points lower
under moderate general selling started
by weak foreign market cables and sell
ing orders from abroad. The market
ruled irregular with barely steady under
tone following a failure OF late cables "a
show reaction IN Europe and under 2
weaker ruling Of the spot coffee market
Trading was only fair with Europe a
sallers Statistical changes were about
as expected The market closed quiet al
i0di5 points net higher. Total sales -
80 bags. including September. 72oc; oe-
tober. Use. November. 7.Sec: December
df0c
suEar-Raw firm: fair refining AZ 4hc
centrifugal. es test. i5-iec: refined firm
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
why IL L. Called Dutch Gap.

From the Chicago Record.
when Ben Butler was endcavorlng 20
get the Union gunboats up the James.
ne found the water In the bend al Dutch
Can too shallow 10 let them pass. 10 say
nothing OF the fact that the Contederates
mad erected two or three batteries along
the bend In order 20 give him a warm re-
eention. So he went ahead and cut a ca
nal across the neciB ami suddenly instead
OF being thirteen miles from Richmond. he
was only six. Ever since that time the
canal has been used. ana the government
now considers Il the channel OF the river
ana keeps IL In shape The plantations
along the land were thus suddenly drained
~ their very nfe-blood and have naturally
fallen into decay
THE place II called Dutch Gap because
AZ this spot. in early colonial days.
Dutchman worked a very smooth game
upon the unsuspccting Indian. The Dutch
man wasered the Indian that he could
heat him padding a canoe around the
bcnd The Indian took him up on
Inc instant and gave him o mile the
s,srt. they started just above the bend
ne Indian a mile behind: and when the
nntchman reached the neck. he jumped
an shore. grabbed his canoe out OF the
,r,ter ran across 20 the other side with
I, aropped into the water again. and calm
iv awaitea the arrival OF the astonished
Indian. who had padded frantieally
sronnd the bend IN the endeavoT 10 catch
IN vdth MIN. what the wager was In not
seroraed but the Dutchman doubtless got
,,,,.u.sslou Of sl00o or $4,000 acres OF land
a. a result Of the trick.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Manchester. &c: Hamburg. 6Oc: Havre.
ssc' Genoa. eQc. Reyal aud 81. Petersburg.
zoe. Antwerp. 55c.
LUMBER nv Soii-FreiGhta dull: 20
Baltimore and eastward. s. 20 to $500 per
n. Including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-6avannah 20 Bal
timore. S5.oo: TO T. r. r or b. a o. docks.
$50. TO Philadelphia i63sc per cWt.. a
TBS. 20 foot: 10 New York, $50 per NJ
s5.I5 10 dock lightered 60 Boston 70 dock.
$3.50.
NAVAL STORES. The market Is arm;
medium size vessels Roain-Cork for
orders. s. Sd per barrel OF $40 pounds. and
3 per cent primage. Spirits A. "a per
% gallons gross. aud per cent primaEe.
Large vessels. rosin. S.: spirits. - 81.
Steam lie per 100 pounds on rosln; 2lhc
on spirits. Savannah to Boston. and sac
on rosin and isc on spirits 10 New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
COPPER KINGS STORY.
History Of the Financing aud DeveI-
opment of Mines.

From the Detroit (Mich) Journal
Thomas w. Lawson, among the half
dozen Of the richest man in America,
known in the world OF finance as the Cop
per King. gave to the Journal the history
OF the copper development IN this country.
and for the .nrst time. az he said. he gave
the true version OF his purchase Of a
flower for $1,000 that became known as
the Mrs. Lawson pink"
Mr.. Lawson r. a very hnnsome man,
standing over six feet IN hight. built like
an athlete. and with features clear cut.
Although he has been In the turmoil OF
wall street New York, and State street.
Ro~,on. for thirty years. he looks like a
man OF forty-nve. Although he made 80
0oo 600 IN a year and g half. as he said.
and lost 81 10000 IN a few hours. and
made 81 900 o9 while he slept. there Is not
a line OF care on his face. and his eyes
look 81 IL they never missed nights
rest.
business. he said. you know. my home,
poston. Is the home Of copper invest
mcnts. For nfty years that has been the
only speculation that The Bostonlan In
dulged IN. tbs only way he gambies in
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
cnn.t,,Irr Exnerts.

Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
Sept. 4.-ssi bales upland cotton. IS bales
sweeplnes. 253 bales domestics. 800 barrels
cotton seed oil. COS barrels rosin, . barrels
turpentine. "a $50 feet lumber, 20 bales
hides. l2s bales tobacco. packages fruit.
s cases cigars. 80 tons pig iron, 6o.0o0
shingles. ies packages merchandise.
Per steamship Texas for Baltimore--aoo
bales upland cotton. z.sU barrels rosin,
50 100 feet lumber. rs barrels pitch. sii
sacks clay, s.f5T oak slaves Is packages
merchandise. 12s packages domestics and
yarns, " bales hides ana wool, 3 cases
can gonsla
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge in United States by
geographic ONCE In Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 10 call at the Office.
Reports OF wrecks and dereiicts received
for transmission 10 che Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. sept s-cotton seed oil was
Inactive and barely steady on prompt oil.
but fairly steady on new crop product.
Prime crude barrels nominal; prime sum
mer yellow. 33izG3ic spot: on summer vel
low. 3sGasiso. prime winter yellow, ssh
gstc. prime white. 57dS7izc; prime meal.
tef
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago. sept. 4.-Bearish statistics and
weakness Of corn dragged wheat down to-
day October closing with a loss OF i0ihc
from Saturday. Corn closed Ad7sc lower.
and oats declined nc. Provisions closed
sisIbc higher.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
Onenlng Hlghest. Lowest CLOSING.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

COTTON. Savannah 10 Boston. per
c~t.. 25c. 40 New York. per cwt.. @c;
% Philadelphia. per bale. 81; Baltimore
g.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen. 55c: Idv-
erpool, s5c. Hamburg. Ssc. Genoa, sc,
barcelona. sec; Manchester. kSc; Havfe.
6or
FOREIGN INDIREcT-Livcrpool Sc;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Passengers By steamship Nacoochee for
New York yesterday: George l.. Gar
many. Col q. A. Mercer. ]. n. O'Neai.
Miss s,rawn. J. W. Hooker Ansel Kline
Gnu Young. Mrs. L. A. Lord. Miss Kre-
her l.. Kirchick. Miss Smith. r Leffier
Miss +. b. Belsch. Miss q. r. McGinnis.
p. J. Eccess. Charles Hedrick. +. j.
O'Connor and wife. A. N williams. Miss
Van Bergen. Mrs NJ c. Keller ana
daughter. J. Herman. W r. Niver. Knee
land Niver. W ]. Fripp. Ethel FriPp. Mise
Marie l. Ray. Miss A. r. Kane. Miss N.
Kane. N. p Pratt and wife. Mr. clayton.
Mr.. Tumhun Prof O. A. Watrons. A.
Lane. A. A. Travis. c. Gllyard
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Cash quotations were as folIoWs' FIour
steady: No. 3 spring wheat, Dn73isc; No.
2 red T5i. G76c. No corn. 39A aioisc; No.
, yellow sess I40iac; No. 2 oats 2ihd22Ac;
No. 2 white. 23isa2psc; No s white. 22hQ
2si4c: No rye. 52iAc good feeding bar
icy. Ssdsac. fair 70 choice mailing. i2uiee;
No. FAX ed. Si.f3: No. Northwestern,
81 l3it: prime timothy seed. sS.s5: mess
pork. per bhl. 81 OOHii 05; lard. per 100
lbs. IS s0ds s5iac short rib sides doose).
s. .i5IT. 40 dry salted shoulders Cboxedl.
G'.G6Nc: short clear sides boxed. 1871
7e5; whisky. basis Of high wines. u.2is1'
sugars cut loaf. 6.6oc; graduated. 6i0c;
clover contract grade. $40.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The species OF mixed drink known as
negus s0mmemorates the name Of Col.
Francis Negus. who was Master Of the
Horse 10 King George !. OF England. and
famous brewer Of mixed drinks la his
Say.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Bark Habana Csp). LIoveras. sid Darien
Sept 1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

If you WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your autographed and
printed stationery and blank books iron,
Morning News, Savannah, Ca
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Schooner ssdgwiek Hagcriy. cid Phiia-
delphia Sept J.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

A ADJ A. ..... s5is 10 COZ. 81 .....ii3is
can SOU snds. 100 Reading Gen. ~. 81.
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~ ia inc. =. ass -. l.. & /. NJ.
10 End inc bid. ils con. s. .........lii5s
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to Is ..........iiSIs So. =. cons ......is7
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G. a Nv. 5. r. lists .............ils's
Deb. b. nils do - ...........iisAa
chic Term. As. SOU. Ry s. ......iQs's
.1i sou. 4s .... ~ Sou. ny 5s.......i09is
D Ar c. isislC2ai :. X. a. 4 - .... 81
40 A ........... 7si, Tex. & Pao. lists ii2
Erfe Gen. q .... 0srs do Dds ......... s.
W. a. d. &. Union Pac. O. g.. .io5is
fsts .......... u Wabash lists 1851
ZEN Elec. IS ...ii5 do ends ......... i0lls
q, Cent. lists .ll3ia West Shore A. ii2
a n uni. - seia Wis. Cen. lists gsis
Al X r. Eds 6sis Va. Centuries o.. soi4
New York. Sept. 4-standard oil $3.50
514.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

"A Cautious Reply-"Excuse M. but
adm, meet you In Chicago some timo
ssog. ~Not unless ! was there at the
ttr,a - Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Car leaves west side OF city market for
West End 900 a. m. and every 90 minutes
thereafter during the day until tt;5o 2. m.
Leaves West End "a go n. m. and ev-
cry % minutes thereafter during the day
until 100 o'clock midnight
VI. NJ LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York
Steamship State OF Texas. Foster, Balti-
more.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The TUG Iris arrived yesterday from
brunswick. After coaling she proceeded
up the river Tor a raft. which will be
t0wed 10 Darien for tho Hilton Dodge
Lumber Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The steamship Decatur n. Miller, which
Is scheduled TO san from Savannah sept.
IS, "a o'clock. VIII saii9t y o'clock, noon.
instead
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

T+f1 AAAAAAsAe AeAAs
This car carries trailer for passengers
on all trips and leaves west side OF city
market for Isle OF Hope Thunderboit
and all intermediate points az 800 q. m.
100 p. m. 500 p. m.
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thunderbolt
City Markes and all intermediate points
al 500 a. m. n 90 a. m. $50 .. IN.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
sailed From T,hre.


Bark Ellezer CAsor). Marcusen. VIII
mington, N. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Passengers by steamship Texas sailing
10 Baltimore yesterday: V. Cahelia. Geo
Caldeila. y. Finney. Miss Lille Bratton.
J. NJ Kennedy. G. W. Taylor. Mrs. Mary
T. Coison, Miss ~ Ramby. Miss +. J.
Rosenhaugh. W. s. Wilson. c. n. Wilson.
Miss T.. parneli. c. u. Warren
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The British steamship Mantlnea, due
oct. for Bremen. the Bolton Hall, due
Nov 10. for Bremen. and the HurWorth.
due Oct. l5 for Barcelona, were posted at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday by W. W.
Wilson.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The British steamship Darlington, which
Is ~ quarantine. viii probably come to
the city the latter part OF the week
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

vessels Arrived From Below.
Steamship Imaum CBr) Penarthy mot
a. previously-Strachan a. Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The Diamond shoal lishtshlp No. s.
steamed pas, Cape Henry on Saturday
night to resume her station of Cape Hat.
teras.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
SAVANNAH AImnnnc.

savannah Almanac.
Sun rises al 5:S7 a. m. and sets at SO
p, m.
High water at Tybee to-day NJ 34s
m. and i.22 r. m. High water az Savannah
one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
MONTGOMERY.
CATTLE PARK.


Car leaves Bolton street junction $50
n. m. and every shirty minutes thereafter
until II 30 D. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt AZ COO n. m. and
every thirty minutes thereafter until
100 midnight, for Bolton street. tune
lion
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
MARINE INrELLIGEScE.
Matters of Interest Go shippiaE Men
Generally.

Attention was attracted along the lower
river front yesterday when the British
steamship Imaum arrived az the savan-
nah, Florida and Western Railway
wharves. The steamers crew are compos-
ed OF Hindoos. and there are large num-
Der Of them aboard The Imuam Is a very
large vessel.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
Plant System.
of Railways.

Trains Operated by th Meridian II ms-ons Hour slower
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
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