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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

OF course every now and again a great cutlery
is rals-5 IN the British Parliament about the
exist-nee II slavery On British soil and the toll
crane Il me system by English authorities
But these attacks come from people who do not
understand the peculiar conditions Of Asiatic
and African life and Of those who profess the
Mosl4u creed. Slavery cannot be- abolished by
a stroke Of The pen, As IN Christian countries
II these Oriental lands. where the white races
constituting he dominant classes are in a
numerical .nf-ri0rity almost infinitesimaL as for
instance in British India, where the Europeans
are d handful II half a million compared TO
three hundred million natives, 1t is necessary
10 proceed with caution. 10 temporiz- and 10
4chey= by diplomacy and statecraft that which
Il would ae almost impossible TO attain by mere
brute force That this method after all. is not
only the most sagacious but likewise the most
eficacous is shown by what has been accom-
plshed in British India
England Example is followed by France. Ger
many and The Netherlands with slight varia-
Ion ana he faer mat domestic slavery stiIl
exists ln German Africa is shown by the fact
thai the question Of suppressing it in The Cam
erooHs. Ia Togoland and in German East
Africa mas lately been under discussion in the
R-IchstaE ~ Berlin while the current mum Der
o. The African he monthly record Of the
Protestant african mission unions, contains a
long and interesting article on the prevalence Of
slavery II the Camer0ons.
i mas always been said that as long as Islam
existed Il would De- impossible 10 avoid slavery
since The -r==d and the institution went hand
IL nanc British India has proven the falacy
= ms argument EA-ATTACHE-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Port Tampa Fla. Dec I5-Ar-vel
steamer Heros (Rusl, suciiman E.z,.
hethport.
sailed. steamer Mascotte. White. ia.
vana. via Key WcEt.
Fernandiua. Fla. Dec. 15-Clearas
schooner Bayard Barnes. Crouchcr. Sow
York.
Philadelphia Dec. i5-Arrved. steara--
Alleg many. Savannah.
Baltimore Dec l5.-Arrived ana raH.5
steamer I'aBCa. savannah.
villa Real. Dec. sailed. steamer I.....
wood. Savannah
Genoa. Dec y Arrived. steamer Ar..
Pensacola. via St Mlchaeys and G.bf..
tar.
Key West. Fla, Dec. i5-Arryel
steamers Sueces, Galveston nrd can.
for New York. Martinique. Dillon. Milan.
and sailed for Havana. Ollvette. sms
Havana. and sailed for Port Tampa
Charleston. s. c.. Dec. l5.-Arrv.5
steamers George ". Clyde. Ch!-hof.r-
Jacksonville. ard proceeded 10 Host.-.
kirkland Ger. . Bremen. st.tr,
yacht Cleopatra, Boston to Flor.da.
Sailed steamers Kirksmil LRu Cr-...
Hansen. Norfolk. Msgda CBr Eer.-,
Baltimore. schooner Fannie Reichc. H..-.
man. Fcrnaudiua.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
rrocrralnr. % M.thoni.t..

The Florida Conference OF the Metho-
Dist Episcopal church. South. ~ Barlow.
IL largely attended A. tho opening scs-
sion cighty-eight clerica. ard fourteen lay
delegates answered 20 their names r.
Pafco vas reelected secretary. and p
Bhckhlu. y. =. Ley " Iewler. were
re-e .eetcd assistants G. A. Boswell was
Introduced. ana On behalf Of toe citizens
o. Barlow. extended greetings Blsuop
1andier happily responded A report was
read from the sunday school editor. DR..
James Atkins and referred 20 the con-
ference sunday school board A report
was read from Rev. j Anderson. PUBLISH
or ana editor 90 the Florida Christian Ad-
v0cate. and referred 10 the Committee on
Books and Perigdicals. Rev. }. L. Bar
bee y H.. agen, OF the Ne hodist PUB
hshlng House was introduced. and rep
resented the Publishing interests 81 the
church. Dr Charles Iuman. president 81
Emory College. oxford. Ca offered his
report through the secretary. witch was
referred. on motion 80 tho Board " Ed-
ucatior. Communications we're also reed
from tho + and u Institute. Church Ex-
tension Board. publishing house. Board %
Missions ana general secretary Of tne
Board Of Missions. and referred 20 ap-
proprlate boards
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Miss Iala whiting FIRST honor grad
uafe Of the Waycross Public Schools. in
the ciass % 1881 IL distinguishing herself
a. Wesleyan Female COLLEGE tn Macon.
Herself and o.assmAte, Miss France
Noble ~ Chicago. are the only two young
laiiss in the college VINO received tho mark
% excellent o. ai their studies Nj.
Waiting is the eldest daughter Of keF.
ana Mrs r NJ Whiting of this city. Mt
Whiting has served three years us pre-
siding elder u the WaycroHs district but
goes Tor ue1t year 10 Dawson as pastor
OF The Methodist Church. This is very
pleasant appointment for MN and his
family. AZ 30 was under his administration
that the bcautlfh brick church wos built
there. II they DO not leave FOR their now
home before Christmas Miss Lala VIII
come here 20 spend the holidays. and she
VIII be warmly welcomed by her OH
friends
Editor r. r Holder and NIrs. Holder
81 Vuldosta. were pleasant visitors 10 The
Magic city this week They went from
here 20 Jacksonville. where Mrs. Holder
viii spend some time visiting. Air. Holder
is editor o. the Naidosta sun.
Miss fstia Mcguun ~ Manor and Asr
Robert n Tantcr OF South Dakota. were
married recently az the Methodist Church
10 Manor The brides uncle Rev. Il. ].
McQuail performed the ceremony. Mss
Maggie McQuaH and Mr r NJ Hernia
were attendants The young people VIII
not so 20 their nome IL Dakota tlll next
spring, spending the winter with the
brides mother.
Mr. a y Prescott and Miss Carrie
Eady were married Monday night BY Rev
". 81 ScruEvs Their home viii De In
Jackson. Miss.
Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Murphy are
out iu the most up-fo-datc vehicle cve-
seen on the paved streets OF WoYcrose
II is handsome bicycle run-a-bout. AMI
iis weight Is only 100 pounds complete.
% has ball-hearing. rubber tired bicycle
wheels.
Miss While Spottswooi o. jacksonville
who o. soon Co hc married % Mr. Roland
A Mullins ~ the Hrunswick Timcs-Cau
is well known 100 Waycross. where sae
lived many years with her parents Mr.
ana Mrs. J. g Spo.tswool
Mrs c. W Haddock Of Folkston. Wis
itcd friends Ia Waycross the past week
/ Mrs l.. a. Williams OF pullman. Is
visiting al che home Of Mrs y l.. Craw-
ford iu this city.
/ Row and Mrs NJ c. Austin have novel
/ 10 the city and are living with their
/ daughter Mrs. X 2 schoiner. on GIL
I more street IL viii be remembered thaf
I Mrs scheiner lost her husband few
/ weeks ago.
/ Mrs S r Bradley has returned homo
/ from visit with old friends in Libcrty
county.
Mrs W. r Seaman Is visiting re.a-
/ lives and friends in Montgomery. Ala.
Mr. Walter Smith and Miss Ella Car
ter were married a Few days ago neor
/ Buckley
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Per steamship Nacoochee 70 New Yolt
Dec "a. $50 bales upland cotton. $50 ha.cs
sea island cotton, $50 cases canned goodt
g barrels lamp black. s1l bales dom, tcs
3s2 barrels cotton seed oil. 800 barrels
rOsin. Is barrels turpentne 1880 feet
lumber. bales sweepings. turties s
barrels fish. a. cases cigars $3.50 Boxes
fruit Il barrels vegetables. as crates veg
c,ebles. ~ tons pig sron. horse. % boxes
tobacco. 70 barrels syrup. IA ba,es snour.
SCI sacks cotton seed. 3 barrels terrap,u
i65 packages mdse.
Per steamship State OF Texas for -I}al.
tsmore .-l50 bales upland cotton - bof-
rels rosln. i5l.5sS feet lumber l26e boxes
oranges. us crates vegetables. 80 barrels
rosin oil. 80 barrels tar 900 barrels LARD
ji3 sacks clay. IS packages mdse. . pack
ages domestics and yarns. Is cases canned
goods, % cases palmetto fibre. 2op barrels
pitch, i3047 feet lumber for Baltimore,
q .lu feet lumber for Philadelphia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
Wild HoGs AM ~ DrMlvD.
Chicago aud Kansas cay Packers
20 Invade the Arizona Plains.

FROM the tnl'ago Chronicle.
For nearly twenty-five years wild hog
have been found IN southern Arizona an,
their number Is Increasing constant,
There is difference Of opinion as to the
origin Of these animals. one tbeorv e..
that some twenty years ago man sonrt,
20 establish a colony az the head OF tho
Gulf ~ California and among ono az -.
Industries 81 the colony was pig raIsinr
The co'ouy failed. however. ana th.. stali-
~ pigs was turned loose. and IN rs.
course or time they grew ana spread over
tho river bottom on the contrary tt.
Indians cut there say that tie via bo.
has been there as Tar back as thoir IA
diuons reach. These animals grow yer,
large feeding on root peculiar 20 fb..
valley az the Colora b river AS a rti.
they 30 IN drovcs and the hunting OF thar,
is attended with much danger. AZ tb.,
are Incredibly swift. with a spaced OF th..
fistest horse They are very paworft'
although they are long with lean limb
aud heavy muscular joints rr4an,bilra
the razor backs" % the south
Representative OF meat raeter, i,
Kansas CiJy and Chicago have boon In
Southwestern Arizona boz The lasf ,vo
weeks investigating the advisabHitv -
establishing there large pack .ng-hous.
NJ the head % the Gulf OF Mexico. yyber,
wild pork VIII be prepared for the mar
ket. II Is believed that the supply viii
he large enough 10 keep a large plan, H.
constant operation for several wears. az
the same time riddinE the country OF
rest and making room for the estabi. 80
mcui o. a big Industry in che raising ..
the domestic hos IN a locality peculiar,
adapted for that purpose
Wild hos meat Il ~ a peculiarly fire
flavor. that e. the youuger pig being con
r!dered suS'ssss~ " Ihs pork % the domes.
slc zrttcs@.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
BoTTELLE9s MENTAL MALADY.
Romantic story of the Congress-
Mans Disappointcd Love.

From the New York Commercial.
A romantic story drifts here from Bos-
ton through devious channels. Congress.
man Boutelle's mental ma'ady. &c B. said.
may have beautiful woman not Ear b.
hind liza case OF proposal. refusal. de-
preston and melancholia, perhaps
It Is well enough known that Tor two
years or more previous TO last spring h.
had been very much interested CO. ar at
tractve widow Of shout g5. with a uoder.
ate fortune, whose beautiful home Is in a
suburb 81 ston. ana who has emerged
from her weeds only recently. lie was
more than interested 81 Is said he WINS
coueplcuously attentive 10 her. more "a n
t1at-he had reach a the 20 nt ~ dsvo-
tion. lie had followed her 20 mountain
ard lake resorts had been guest a. h.r
summer cottage on the far-d7wu New
England ccost and was frequently al
her horne "a the Boston suburb lie 0,
nearly - years older than she. with two
erown-up daughters while the oldest OF
her four OF five children o. only Oh the
middle teens
She r. described az a handsome woman.
nccompl shed. eng ginE attractive %
most excellent family ard breeding ana
with a little bit or a romance back OF
moro than double her own axe. She has
travelled extensively r. fond OF society
ana has most devoted step-son. who
row shares with her the home that bis
father left.
lt Is equally we'll known that Cant
Bouieile was first taken 40 in BOSTON
was brought 20 his hotel ia carriage
late one evening suffering from wnaf her
appeared 20 De slight stroke Or apo
pieXy Ana now the story goes thns be-
had been So the home of the beautiful
widow had perhaps proposes marriage
and been refused. and then. saruointed
chagrned and mentally depressed had
POSTED on 20 Young in cab only % be-
put 10 bed very sick man ana chen
into an asylum for the insane
Stranger things have happened only
the widow IN this story can unravcl the
secret % it-for u Is not for moment
90 be presumed that the Congressman
took his private secretary or sienorra her
along with him or any matrimonial mis-
siou into Boston suburbs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
Indicted Tor Murder.

Much 10 the surprise Of me genera.
pu1ic. the strand jury a. Tampa on
rnun-l.y. indicted W Bailey Tor mur-
DER Iu the first degree. lie 10 tac station
agent a. Mango. who shot and killed Pau
iiuet a few weeks aEo The coroncrs
jury wnicn Investigated the klllng al the
time declared the same 10 have been JUS
stable HON. alde Mr Bailey Va. in 20
way moles 81. and enjoyed fuI liberty
Whrn the Indictment was returned. 1e
.was arrested ana placed o. iaii me of-
tense not being ha4lable. This viii make
o. necessary "a piace the fuA case oefora
The court. which Will he done AZ this
Term VIII Robinson. Mike CROWS.
70 Finley ana r B0wics were Indicted
also for The killing OF VIII BostwicS
several months ago. Al. o. these are COLI
or.l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
convention Of napti.t..

Tho Baptis, State Convention A. Ar
cadia is largely attended. and the SEES
sious are proving Of great interest 10
al present AT the "Wednesday evening
session the convention met in the city
Han. which has seating capacity Tor
more than 1000 people. Tho fact that Dr
y Dr. Forbes the Distinguished president
of stetsou University. had been announced
% preach The convention sermon brought
together q large audience. Vice pre.-
dent " s. Jennings presided pr A. i.
S Thomas OF South Carolina read the
scriptures. and Dr. Fred Jones OF PEN
sacoIa led 90 prayer The especial musl-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
Foreign Exports.

Per British steamship Arlova FOR Liver.
pool. s barrels syrup. 800. ef3s9 fee, aire3
pine. deals. S930. so tons pig iron. t-...
81 $50 rough billets $3.50. 2S08s sacks e.t.
tor seed meal, SOS 2S5: - barrels .rtto,
seed oil. $685.. ss7 sacks cotton seeI ST
ss9 300 bags sea island cotton So Sc. o.
~ barrels resin. sST3 $40 bales cotton
SIS $50 Cargo various.
Per British bark Gazelle for RIO de
Janeiro. 10 10 feet u3629 piscesj p.t.a
pine lumber. Ss.2s2o5.-Cargo by T. &
WyIly & co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Key West Intcr-ocoan. For the pas;
three weeks professional heggar. an old
man by the name OF Kingsley. has been
"worklng" Key West during which time
De- has deposited nearly 500 in the bank
Mayor Bsrtlum investigated his ease
This morning and dis oyered shat he had
been making deposits averaging $50 u
week during hs stay here, Tho old man
was arrested this morning and ordered To
decamp as soon as possible. iic drew his
money from the bank and purchased a
ticket lor Tampa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
A TEXAS WONDER


One sinai. bottle OF ilans Crelt pis-
eoyery cures ell kidney ana Bladder uoa-
tiles. removes gravel cures a.aae.l., sem
iuzl emissions. weak au1. Jane back
rheumatism and all .Trez 4larara % tAe
ki4usys and bladder Do son men AM wo-
meE, regulates b.aa4er troubles la cni.-
dfen. ~ not sold IS your l.ussist Nj
% aeni ~ mail On e.e.lt ~ sl one smAi.
bottle 10 TWO months treatment. au1 vii
cure any case ABOVE mentioned. Dr. J..
" Hall. sole tuatufa. tuaeT ?. % hoA
Gs 81 Louis NO. seud for tes1morialf
Sod BY oil druggis.a ana SCION. us Co.
Savannah. Ca
Read 1'hi-.
po,reu. Ala July a. 1874
Dr. T " Hall ST. Louis Mo Dear
Eir We have been selling voIr Texas
" Wonder Hairs Great Discovery for two
years and recommend o. 90 any one suf-
fsrirg with any kidney trouble 80 being
tie best remedy We ever sold. Nolra
truly, j. r. YOUNG.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

The twin screw tux Eyaurc.ine sank al
her moor.rE AZ Ferry Pass near Pensa-
cola early Wednesday morning and NOW
lies almost completely submerged Ia %
feet of water. What caused her 20 sink
isn't known FOR q certainty. but BE-
thought MAT the boat had struck hid
dou snag on her passage Efforts are be-
ing inside to raise her no once by her own
nra
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
Candy EsCuIetts
Cures PILES or Non = R funded.
WHY STUFF =R7

sold under guarantee al 10 lowing stores,
Kowllnskfs Jones Nastnic Temple
Knights. " r. Reds Marlows CIevs-
land's. Donnciiys ard " A. Pisman's
Savannah. Ca.
LiPPMAS BROS savannah Ca. ana
W. h. REID. Savannah. Ga. Distributor
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS or THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPIIS.

Swami Gives 100000 20 school 90
Technology Insurance License
Case In Augusta Goes over 90
January-Goid MINING CoIapnny
Has bright Prospect. - Cyclists
Held tp by Highway Near
Jacksonvtiie-BRptis and Metho-
dists In session.
Tennnle Mons: johnson county Is ~.
unrkfblC place One sAer went 10 els,p
ant let prisoner escape. Toe other
turned down savannah lawyer who
Irnde . kick FOR his ruauo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

a Pensacola gentleman. whoeo name Is
withheld Tor various reasons oontcm-
piatcs the estaDlsnmea; u Escembn
county o. farm Tor raising Belgian
hnres. Anrorl goats and fine chickens
N 81 proposed to enclose "a tract OF Ind
OK about l0o acres with wire fencing and
necessary buildings wiil Dr. orectei there.
on Immediately after che tract = select
cd provided the industry b. carried through
sreccefuiy. 10 O. understood that grcat
deal OF CORE providence bearing upon the
project has been conducted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
ornnae racI.er. strike.

Il seems shat the recent organization al
Tampa Of what has boon known as the
common llsorcrs" la beginning 20 bear
fruu Several squads of men employo
90 handling oranges ln tAe kIug-holses
here have been sulking Within the lIst
few DAYS. and getting an Increase iH their
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
ARRIvALs AND DEPARTURES.


steamship Kansas city. Fisher. New
Z rk.-ocean Steau-hi Company
steamship Berkshire Ryan. PhiiadeI.
rla-J J Carolan. ngent.
steamship Miller. Peters. Balti-
7ore - J Caroian agent.
Bark Kotka tNoO Eriksen. uar,h,,..,
m G. Dahl & Co
Unknown 2-masted schooner.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Mr.. Clover 81 Cowcta has introduced in
Industrial stat sites in this state. As 81
now stands. there is 40 autheuslc source
from which these statistics mAy De gath
cred for the heneht Of prospective iuves-
tors and home seekers iu this state. 4le
bin prov ,aes for - comm sstnner 20 ne aye
pCintrG by the Governor Tor a tcaa o.
two years. The salary 81 such commits
sloner :" hf $3.50 DO addition TO yaQ Tor
once and travelling cNnanana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Grim Call: We understand that suit
viii be efscred against the Southern Ran
road by party living az Concord for
damages resulting from getting left by
she train Il IS said that toe party bring
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
me Ola. Oh stnrr.

ooilla Dispatch. Monday frying-size
negro boy. who lives 300 thc surpcntine
quarter east o. the branch. was Ming on
his trusty Winchester when lt went on
the bullet striking a utie negro glri in
she breast she d.ed in a few hours Be-
ware Of she ht,le Winchester when 81
isn't loaded
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
Notice 20 Mariners.

Pilot charts and an hydrographlc infer.
nation will be furnished masters OF ,e..
sells fee OF charge in United States 81.
geographic Office IN Custom House Can.
toins are requested 20 call az me on
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Dclr-
meut.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

ing SUIT had boarded the train and M tho
instance Of friends got on ain and was
listening 70 a pea from them 10 remain
over. when the train pulled out Nerily
the trials against railroad are many
and peculiar
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Anguish Herald Through his attorney.
Joseph r. Lamar. Esq r. W. William
son. Of Chicago. to-day waived prelim-
mary hearing. The charge against him
will be heard on its merits. az the reBu.
lar session of the city Court IN January.
The case, & will be recalled. Wus made
against MIR williamson az the Instance
Of che Insurance Exchange 81 Augusta.
=. n Galloway. ESQ &c attorney Tor the
exchange TIE warrant upon which Mr..
williamson wus arrested alleged the 20.
llcitinE ~ Insurance business withor
license and iu violation OF state law Mr.
Wlil'a mson is under bond ~ fl.f01 for az.
Tearancc. AIR q D. INV De- hl bo a.
man. The ease ls Z most importaut ono
It's trial. AMI Co. future stiEff-for o. j.
likely O. ran err ugh all the oourta-will
he eagerly watched especially by insur-
ancc men and h.g property owners.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Steamship Ardova tBD. smith Liver.
'col a. r Churchill.
Bark Gazelie tBD. Green. Rio Dc ia
ueiro.-Master.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Miss Permeai French has peer
elected State Superintendent OF PuoHe A.
ftruotion for idaho. Gov. siennen -
says she Is the best supegintenaeh' ~
state ever had.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Lord Salisbury has never been known
10 be in the Peers Gallery in the House
OF Commons and SIR. Gladstone. though
he was IN Parliament for sixty years, was
never seen Ia the smoking room.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

CcluTl 20 Erquirer-san Gu te an az
feet rr SCI mo was witnessed yeFefi Soy
m"-n'rv wren you-g Fred Chestnut eft
tu - rye gwen years in the q - f..7
ncr'iary or be- lns OF " g. lsh.
- yftnv man went % Dar-ar CO.,
near Ch'c1ameurn b. ~ rried there
by Mr. A W - Michael b. iif Cor Solic-
itor Gilbert His father ard mother and
his wife and their little baby were az
the denot 20 bid him farewell. and che
scene that iranspired brought tears 70 tho
eyes Of az the spectators The little baby
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. Sow Yo-s
Bark Royal (Nor). Krogh. Cork CO.. On.
DIS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

.al feature ~ ths service wus bsaut.fu.
colo. exquistely rendered by Mrs. r. IT,
Mote OF LeesuurE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

pay Tor handling tbc fruit Strikes seem
20 SO hand .n hand with the organization
there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
ra..cneer. b, stenm.hir..

Passengers on steamship D. H. Miller
from Baiumora-R Wright II H. Lum-
NELL. Mrs S. T.. Baldwin. G.. q. Warner
Mrs j. Hamey. q. Gushing J. A. Mar
HorF l.. T.. ward Mrs X Wright. Mrs
g. LummeN u = Lummell. Miss J.
prayfus. J. Harvey 7. G. Dana. II. L.
Tyler Mn. J. a. Narbcrg.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Phases OF the Moon for Dscemb-r.
STANDARD imam rnnr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Passengers per steamship Texas. sailing
@ Baltimore yesterday A. r. Hiu
walter Brown. Mrs Brown. Miss Brown.
Passengers by steamship Kansas CITY
from View York hst ulght-A. Wood
ury. Miss 81 ; Feo.ey Mrs Stevens.
Mcsrs. y and n. stevens Miss A. G.
rerley Mrs. J.. Afford Mrs. q. X How
ara. Mrs L. j.. Smith. Miss Thomas
N4s a. Aukeroorg. r. MARITIME. Mrs.
a Norman. =. A. Saunders Rev T..
~ Clark. j Williamson and wife. } ".
Morse, ". p. Aigor and wife Twomev.
p ID. Baldwin. Miss NJ A. Seyle. J. Ca
il J Cox. J j. Bymer A n Pierce.
w Morse n J THIN A H. Bleek.
man. 4 Low W. l.. Watts J Hau
7. y. solomon, Mrs. Han. Mrs Mcbride
ifs George and daughter. G. B Swasev
2 u. Barker " Bleckman ana WHO
WIS J NJ. Guorlrd. Miss l. Gucrard
Mss Walsh. Miss NJ b. Barker. Mrs.
3 Lester. Miss D. Austin. G. NJ
iamiru Mrs. Brewer Mrs r. c. speer
N. A. Barker and wife. A Berliner Z
=. Stevens and wife Miss T. Gilbert
Miss a. g. Raymond. Miss l. Hanlev
Mrs " p Cay. Mrr Maratta and friend
J. = Ackcrmau and wife W. A. Ben.
imsn Mrs. q. y. Goodwin Miss A
GOODWIN. G. Davis. j. W Dunn. Miss
p Ioran. Miss Dunn. Miss Donohue. Mle.
y. Lemon. Miss NJ. a. Mcdonnell. Mis-
p. Murray. J a. Hanf wife ana son
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