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Arizona republican., 1900-08-30

In St. Petersburg late hours are the rule. The principal streets are gener- ally crowded at 1 o'clock in the morn ing. Many of the theaters do not open before midnight.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
HELPING THE RIVER.

What are all these people along the shore and il, boats doing?" asked the maiden in ,ne pale blue taffeta shirt waist.
 "They seem to be dragging the river" replied the interested masculine ob- server
 Good land! Does the river run 50 slow that it has to be pulled aIong?"-, Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
THE GREAT ENCAMPMENT.
The G. A. R. Asked to Support thc
 Pension Court of Appeals.

Pension Court of Appeals.
 Chicago, Aug. 29.-Despite the fatigue of yesterdays long march tl.e C. A. R.. veterans were early astir this morning and the sunrise salute of thirteen guns found the down town streets already assuming their lively appearance. The new Coliseum, covered with flags and bunting inside and out, was filled to mander-in-Chie Shaw called to order the annual encampment. Mayor Har- rison welcomed the veterans on behalf of the city of Chicago. and Commander Joel M. Longenecker spoke words of greeting for the Illinois veterans. Re sponses were made by Commander-in- chief Shaw and Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart. The veterans then listened to the annual report of the commander-in-chief which bristled with facts figures and recommends tons that aroused the liveliest enthusi- asm on the part of the vast assembly. Among other tlhngs the report recOm- s to Sunday in order to prevent the deEe- cration of the day by holding of road races and other sporting contests.
 The cOmmander-in-ch chief also urged the encampment to indorse the bill fir the establishment of the pension court of appeals, which was introduced at the last session of congress. The commau- der-in-chief was followed by Adjutant General Thomas T. Stewart. Inspector General Nathan P. Bond, Quartermas- ter General E. J. Atkinson and other national officers, all of whom presented their annual reports showing the con- dition of affairs in their respective branches of the order During the morning the Woman's Relief corps, ladies of the G. A. R.. Daughters If Veterans and other organizations af- fliated with the Grand Army, sheld their their annual meetings and cons:d- cred matters of business affecting the affairs of their respective organ za- tions.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
WANTS A FREE HAND.

Bayamo. Cuba. Aug. o. General Masso declines to be a delegate to the Cuban convention on the ground that it would injure his presidential aspira- tiOns. glisN
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
Do You Need A New Bicycle, Or
 Only the Old One Fixed Up?

the former hould 
 Is secon dhand from $1 to $2o
 only echanics We A 
 It of pay workm work
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30
The Store That's
 Always Busy

Was never truer to its name than now. People are valueing their dollars al most as much as they do water. They are saving them and making them go as far as possible by buying goods as follows, for:
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30

Briggs is an old settler, isn't ho?'
 "I think not. He has owed me $1 for eight years."- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30

HUNGER IS THE BEST SAUCE" ," Yet some people are never hungry, and they get weak and sick. Hoods Sarsa- parilla helps such people. It creates a good appetite, gives digestive power and makes the whole body strong.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-30

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Two well-drcssed gentlemen VISITING
London s,rolled in tho vicinity Of n hand
some new structure says London Tit
Bits
Wonder what this is1" queried one
casting hts eve ehout Tor cornerstone
"Ah, there s. an inscription on the wall
Latin Funny place 90 put a. Post No.
bills Let's Soc I've forgotten most OF
my Latin what do sou make out % itq'
Tho other adjusted his eyeglasses crit.
icliy surveyed the inscription. and return.
cd.
"Hum' Post means after o. course.
hut 'noblis' gets away with me Nobils
robils. no-til have 10 give IL Up Let's
inquire next door
Thcreupon they sought out the intelii.
gent custodian Of The building. ana pn,
their question
what does that thcre Inscription
mean the man repeated after them. in
a pitying tone. at means Just exactly
what 10 says. and forty shillngs fine into
tho bargain 70 YOU 80 posting any bills
about this place"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
=. !. on :.
Corner BrOughtOn and Barnard.

Itch measures in diameter lt2 feet. the
sgmc as from the floor 90 the great ring
iu the dome. admitting light and air has
seven large rccesscs between which affairs
have been established Behind the third
chapel 10 the left lie the bones OF Ra-
phnel. pr nee OF painters. IN an antique
marble sarcophagus. che Elft 81 the Nau-
crn. Annihale Caracci has also his tomb
there. AMI Zucchero together with Balfas-
sare Pcruzzi. Del Vasa. Ia Undlne ana
other famous artists other renowned
names adorn the antique walls. making
dt company for italian king. for the
glories Of Italian art ana history.h more
nnd more must the temple of the great
consul Marcus AErippd. henceforth be-
come and De looked upon as the mauso-
leum Of the royal line Of murdered Rome
and Italy.
To place tho remain OF the son OF Victor
Emmanuel by tho fathers side establishes
and dicates the glorious building forever
90 its betting use rs sepulchre for the
dynasty. We will not doubt however that
modern Italy has amOrg her artistic sons
such as will be capable o. adorninE AMI
commemorative the sleeping place Of the
Inflated sovereign with o monumental
work worthy Of the SPOT ana % tho sub
Iceland higher Inspiration certainly no
sculptor could desire. IL is said by archl-
tccts that the portico Of the Pantheon Is
the most perfect piece OF building In the
world Enthusiastic critics have STYLED Il
mere than fauliless. unmatched" and
Byron wrote Of II well-known lines of ad-
miration. commencing simply erect,
severe austcre sublime" which proved
how profoundly # affected the poets mind
Sow new dignity invests the grant old
structure. italy has chosen IL as a token
that the eternal city is. and must be for
NaH HHaaN ha EN-
ting her monarchs-as they pass from
lifc-in the Pantheon. she bids cease all
idle or wicked dreams ana ambition which
could assai her unity and the solidity OF
her throne. and links the inmemorial past
OF Rome with her present and her future.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
TWO voRAcIous BEETLES.
Insects which DO More Damage
Than Their Names Imply.


Washington. Sept 2S-Mr F. IL chic
tendcn. assistant entomologist OF the De
parrment OF Agriculture. says Of al IN
sects injurious TO cured tobacco none ap-
proaches in economic Importance the spe-
cies known as the cigarette beetle.
THE name cigarette beetle IS more or
less 81 a misnomer" said Mr.. Chittenden.
since the insect not only fe,ds upon an
kinds Of dried tobacco. Including snufr.
such as rhubarb. singer Cayenne pepper.
ergot. turmerlc. rice. figs. prepared fish
food and dried plants prepared for the
hcrbarium.
Working as Il does IN all kinds Of cur
cd tobacco and living In this substance
during an stages Of It's existence. u dam
ages cigarettes and cigars principally by
boring out OF them. making round holes
In the wrappers. so that they will not
draw Leaf tobacco Is injured for wrap
ping purposes by being punctured with
holes made both by the larvae and the
beetles. md fllers and fine cut are injur-
ca bv the reduction OF their substance by
the actual amount consumed by the lar
vac The sdulteration Of fine cut by the
bodies ~ che insects b. also kind Of
damage. though az chronological author
ity asserts that he buys infested short cut
hy pre- ference. both because ne can get IL
cheaper and because the bodies 81 thc in-
sects impart a distinct and not disagree
able flavor TO the tobacco He admits.
however. that Il is cultivated taste.
'''rhe cigarette beetle Is practically cos
mopolsan and probably occurs IN most
tobacco factories IN the Southern states.
AS well as wholesale drug stores. In the
Ff~ South this insect muluplies rapidly
10 Aurhout the greater part OF the year
ana - development practically continues
In the artlhcially warm factories farther
North"
Mr. Chttcudcn mentioned q little shop
into which the beetle was accidentally in
trodu"S>n some club tobacco. II incrcas-
Cd, entered che show cases and ruined
large number 81 high-priced cigars and
cigarettes The shopkeeper was IN de-
spair but finally submitted his entire
stock 90 fumiuEation with hisulphidc %
carbon. and thus completely rid his cs-
adjustment Of the beetle.
Another interesting beetle" continued
Mr. Chittendon. is known as the drug
store beetle. The insect received its
Latin name from its occurrence IN dry
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

bread. and in Europe IL Is sim known as
the bread beetle. bus SIS ca = injuries are
go druEg sts' supplies, hence the name
drug store beetle. It's dcpredations do
not stop here. however for 1t invndes
stores % an kinds. mills. grnnaries and
tobacco warehouses. OF household wares
It's preference IS for -four. meal, breakfast
fools and condiments. II Is especially
partial 20 red pepper and O. often found IN
ginger rhuharh honescs and other roots
and herbs IL also sometimes gets into
dry beans AMI pea-. chocolate. black pep
per powdered coffee llcoricc. peppermint
almonds and seeds Of every description.
Tire subject ~ injuries wrought hy this
species has formed the text Of Consid-
crab.e nfe-aiure. going lack TO the year
1921 when Pastor Frisch f.u1d the larvae
feeling uIo1 rye bread. 10 also Injuries
drawings ard plintiugs manuscripts and
he once saw n who'e sh6lf ~ theological
books eco yfars old trivecd through
transvcrscly' by the larvae OF this insect
ard stiu another record is publ shed OF
injury hy his species 20 q folio volumes.
which % S. said. We're perforated In a
straight inc hy one ana the same insect,
ana - regular was H. tunnel trnt q
string could be passed through the whole
length Of h ana the entire scr % books
uffe1 NJ az once"
In pharmaci. IL runs nearly tho whole
gamut OF things kept Ia store. from in
pii Elu'cn wlf r. q such acrld sub
stances as NORWOOD. from the aromatic
cardamom and anIse TO the deadly aeon
g." ard helltdouna. % is particularly
abundant in roots such as orTis ana nag
ard sometimes infesfs cauthlridcs
1T is recorded - have established a coll
CRY ia human skeleton which had been
dried with the liramcnts left on. ana
have seen specimens taken from a mum
nv II has even beer spl1 70 porforate
tinfoil ana sheet lead and hat e viii eat
anything eXcent castifou. In short a
whole charter could be- devoted 10 the
food material ~ the drug sore bettlc as
nothing seems % ccme amiss 20 Il and
SIS voracious larvae.
This division has received complaints
from three correspondcuts Of injury 10
gunwadding and there are several records
Of injury @ boots and sho.s and sheet
cor.
Tho larvae b,re into hard substances
Ike roots. tunuei.nE them Ga every direc-
ton. aud feed also unon the powder
which soon forms and Is cast out % their
burrows. IN roWdrry substances tho lar
vac form ,itte round balls ar cells. which
become coroons. In which they undergo
transformation 20 the adult insect I have
reared the insect from -gr 20 beetle IN
two mouihs ana as 81 hahiually lives IN
artinc aily heated buildings and breeds
out through ne winter mon has here may
be al least four broods in moderately
warm atmosuhcrc.
Minute as Is the heet'e. Il Is proved
upon 10y a still smaller parasite. y chal-
els hy, which pursues It's victim relcnt-
lesslv. even snterire insect boxes Infested
by rs host. ns Z had cnca occasion TO
observe a dim'nufiye mite also preys
upon this. a. well as many other species
Of ike habits. 40 a king h In It's larvae
ana punal condition
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

These will be important days in millinery. The finest
goods that the worlds artists produce have been
garnered and Millinery Department (Which is under
the management Of Mrs Golden intend shall be
without its equal in point of magnitude and quality of
merchandise, will make its Introductory bow next Thurs
day and Friday and such an introduction it will be-
Style and beauty for will be linked with lowness
of prices heretofore unheard Of Profits will be care
essly handled Our only thoughts to have you know
then would have you know always-the ex.
poneuts of art and styles, exempfed by the highest
class of merchandise obtainabc
Ip the meantime Mrs Golden will be pleased to give
you some idea of what you may expect at opening
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
aona NnIorit, IL CoIaaItt.

Nioultrie Ga oct. 3-Therc was TO OPP
position 90 mo Democrats here and q very
small vote was policd. The approx mate
pemocrau majority 81 90 The following
county officers we're elected state soma
tor from the seventh District. J Il. Nor
mon. Jr. representative Robert l. shipp.
ordinary c. Gregory clerk superior
court r. g. Clark. sheriff. David Mur-
phy. Sr FAX collector. j. l. Hartneid;
tax receiver. j. J. wilkes. treasurer. J.
O. Cupcpper. county surveyor ~ Nj
Tucker. coroner. J A. Barber: County
Commissioners q r. Holmes, w II SUI
Blantou
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
Merchants Z Miners transportation %
STEAMSHIP LINES
Savannah 10 Baltimore & Philadelphia

Tickets on sale at company's once to
the following points al very. low rates:
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
BALTIMORE. NJ BUFFALO, y. J.
BOSTON. MASS.
CHICAGO. ILL. GLEN ELAND. ..
ERIE. PA.
HAGERsTOwN. PA HARRlSBURG'PA
HALIFAX. y. 8.
NIAGARA FALLS. NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTsBU re PROVIDENCE
ROCHESTER.
TRENTON WILMINGTON
WASHINGTON
First-class tickets include meals ana
herths Savannah 20 Baltimore and Phia-
delphia Accommodations ana culs"e
uncqualed.
Freight capacity unlimited; careful
handling and quick dispatch
The steamships ~ this company are ap-
pointed TO sail from savannah as follows
central Standard Time):
TO BALTIMORE.
d. n. MILLER. Capt. Peters, THURS
DAY. oct T. zoo p m.
TTAsCA. capt Billups. sATURDAi'
oct. 6. 400 p. m.
DORCHESTER. capt James. TUES
DAY. oct. .. 500 p. IN. ..,
TEXAS. capt Eidredge. THURsDAi'
Ott. H. 9sFN a. III
n. u. MILLER Capt Peters, SAT- ~
DAY. oct. -. 800 .. m.
And from Baltimore Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays ~ 400 p. m.
no PHILADELPHIA.
ALLEGHANY. Capt. Foster. sAIUh'
DAY. oct s. 400 p. IN.
RERK SHIRE. capt Ryan. WhDlNh'
DAY. oct 10. GOO p. m
ALLEGHASY. capt Foster, MoNpAi'
oct Is. - noon.
BERKSHIRE capt. Ryan. FRlDAi'
oct 49, $40 p. m.
ALLEGHANY, Capt Foster. TUEsDAl'
oct 2. 500 p. m.
BERKSHIRE. Capt. Ryan. sATURpAi
oct q. 100 p. m.
ALLEGHASY Capt. Foster, WEDNhS
DAY. oct 81. i2 noon.
SAIL1NGs FROM PHILADELPHIA
EVERY FIVE DAYS AT 400 ?. 81
Ticket ONCE No ii2 Bull street
j. J. CAROLAN. Agent.
NEWCOMB COHEN. TRAY. Az
Savannah. ca.
". r TURNER. O. =. A.
A. u. STEBBINS. 4. r ~.
J. G. WHITNEY. Trafic Manager
General Ofices. Baltimore. Nd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Louisville. Ca oct 5.-The election ~
Jeffcrsou county TO-DAY passed OF cN-
e, dinghy quiet tncre beins a. opposition
Co the Democratic ticket. less than -
votes wete polei 500 the county. proo1ols
the smauc- that has ever been known.
The follow. county officers were ele,
cd Representative. "a. q. johnson ani
T Tarvcr. shsrl1 J. =. Former. eierN
of Superior Court ~ g Murphy. DRILL
nary. ". " Rhodcs. tax receiver. .. Is
Brown. tax collector. q ". Kelly. trelr-
ufcr 3 81 clark. surveyor. J. r. No
Watty. coroner r. 4. plehl. county com-
missioner IS. T. Brown. j. g. Den.on.
s II McNair. r. r. Terrell and II ".
ONerstrcet
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

And are YOU WorTicd TOT fcar you
are soon 70 be bald? Then cease
worrying for help is at hand. You
need something that will put new
life into the hair bulbs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Amer.us. ga. on 3-Probablv less
than =" votes were pollod Ia to-days eiec.
zion. sumter county ciy precinct poled
only ~" though nearly 400 ate register
cd HgNy u.r- interfered with 60" vote
f1r county officers Those elected are l.
EeI -h lN j g. Allen. clerk Of 81.
pt-ior Court r 81 Allen ordinary }
b Dunn taa collector. J 3 Raiford re-
este-. , g. sullivan. treasurer. Oui2
Two Fopu.ste voted ln Americas
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Camilla. Ca. Oct 2-The election was
Quiet a small vote being east. The state
house officers were elected unanimously
Representative. Naples. Judge OF sup
ror Court IS y. Spence. sheriff. q W.
Swindlc. Ordinary J @ Wood. clerk.
= cox. tax collector. J l.. Stewart. tax
receiver. g Il. Akridge. treasurer, Jonah
Palmer. coroner Green spence. were the
officers chosen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Aillcdgevillc. Ca. oct s-Thc Demo
cratic nominees were elected in this coun-
~ hy majority % $50. there being abou.
fifty Popullst votes pollod iu the county
The county officers are 40 Democratic as
follows: Ordinary r. r. H.nes. sheriff
4. T.. ProsscF. receiver ~ tax returns n.
r. Hendrix. tax collector. ". a. stem
bridge. treasurer. , NJ Edwards. Com
missioncrs. W. O. Hawkins. O.. G. Mex NJ
lev and T. W Turk
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
nesuIt In MIIkinson COUNT.

irRiuton. Ga. oct 3-Byan aversgc
majority ~ go tho following county ofn-
GERS were elected:
Senator from Twenty-frst District. O..
o A. Dauriiy: ordinary. J. r. Butler.
clerk 81 superior Court A. =. Burrsy:
sheriff J. NJ Burk. tax receiver ]. O..
Eloodsworth; tax collector W r Duprc,
treasurer. r. Williams. County Com
missioner J. b. Hlnco X J l.. puprec.
J. Freeman, W T. Duncan. D. %.
Adams: coroner. J. D. Hancock Tsc Pop
uiisis policd about thiriy-nvc votes in
the county
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
New Passenger A-.ocln,ion.

Chicago oct Though oflcers Of the
principal Western roads have ACRE. . 20
form tr1ns-coutircntal traffi- pnsseug r
association 10 become effective Nov f1
IL b. not certain the agreement will be
signed by all lines. Yesterday the officer
~ The Rio Grande Western roau leIc-
graphed 10 Chicago that they would rot
40 into the proposed orgau!zsticn 81 10
was necessary for this road 10 sever .ts
frame relations with any of it- counect-
ing lines
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
PopuIis,. Get Cha,tnhoochce.

Cusseta. Ca SEPT 2-Tnc proud pres
tige Of Chattahoochec Is gone and Popu-
lism again dominates. II D. raining and
impossible 90 gee fun returns tonight
but g. az safe 60 give the following w
X. schlcy. Popuhst. defeats T. } russell.
Democrat FOR the lower house. $. -. Nc
Marian. Populisi. defeats a. -. Harp,
Democrat. for TAX collector: W. X WIKI
tnson. Populisf defeats w r. Nil
Ter Democrat for treasurer. There was
no opposition for any other office except
sheriff IN which l.. Harp Democrat.
wins. The majority OF each Is about 100
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Nashville. Ca. Oct a-The Democrats
carried ,hc day without opposition. with
the small vote q about -o9 The county
Officers cected are: jos A. Alexander
rator J. = knight representative A
~ Patterson. ordinary. J j.. Lovette.
clerks IS g.. swiuile. sheriff Allen Hes
ter tax receiver ". ". Jones tax coli
hector. J Norwo.d D. treasurer IS r..
Lindsey. surveyor. r I Grimm. coroner.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Saudersyine Ca. oct 3-The regular
Democrats leg lslative nominees were OPP
posed To-day by Independents The indie
rcudeuts were defeated two 90 one. and
Hardwiek and Franklin 30 20 the Lcgis-
lature. The STATE House officers We're
given 1900 majority in the county. An the
Democratic county officers were elected.
The sheriff was opposed by an indcpeud-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

sparta. ca. Oct 3-A small vote WAS
east a. Sparta Tho country precincts
have not yet been heard from officially.
Tho Populsts are MOI thought TO have
got moro than soVcny-hxc voice. The
Democrats nom mated ai the May primary
were elected They are Lester q. Cu!-
yer. ordinary: " D. Wiley clerk OF
court w N Berry sheriff, W. n. Var
broIrh. FAX receiver. A. II Hutchinson.
tax collector a 10 Birdsong. treasurer.
vote was also ssken TO see whether or
The county should ISSUE bonds. The af-
nrmatite was carried There was small
vote for and aEsius. ratification OF tho
proposed amendment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
nrnn cotNrY's SMALL VOTE.
Democratic Ticket Went Through
without ntntcnitN

Macon Ca O-t 1-rhs following 10
an beiIE pemocrlts state Senator.
TWenty-sceoud District Roland E.us.
repre.entatves Joseph % Bau Thomas
s Fielder j. D. kHourn ornnsy.
Charles ST. Wiley cic,k superior court.
Robsr, A Ni.bet, sheriff. O S. westco,C
receiver ot ,ax returns r. ] Aulers 1n.
faN collector Albert Jones. co rtF
treasurer a. ~ Maescrblrs counts SURE
ycyor. g. a.. Anderson. coIofsr. a - ].
Davis county aomml-si1net.- %. " Davis.
u l. Heufy " D. jenkins. John q. Eti-
.ey ana ~. e shIrholset Ratification
seemed 20 gee a majority The to'a. vote
was S11. Total registration. 500
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
burke county. vote.

wayncsbaro. Ca. oct 3-Thc election
held here to-day PASSED OF quietly. The
vote was small A. this precinct only -
votes were cast The nominated ticket
dlcmocraticl. state and county. got the
full strength a. the vote. The amendment
hal seven short of the ul vote. II can
not ne asccrtaluct n precincts Ia other
parts OF county were opened at this hour.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
IInrdvicL va. EeIectsd.

Teunillc. Ga. Oct. 3.--Thc e.ection p1ssod
quietly. only small vote being polied on
account OF rain An the state house Off
GERS We're given from % 60 1000 mtjo ity.
Hon q ". Hnrdwick and II 81 Frankiu.
who advocated The disfrnuchisemc 100
were elected by a. least 30 mljor1ts ..
negroes made a strong fight on Hardwick
and Franklin and cast their strength for
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
Dooiy Count, l. Democratic.

Corlee Ca. Oct 8-The Democrats
elected 90 ai the county ON GERS az fol-
low Ordinary, T. Harsrove. sheriff
o. " Sheppard Receiver Tax Returns
j g. uuuwaV Tax Collector r. J. iewis.
Couafy Treasurer u. & Taylor. ReDre-
sentative W T. Thompson. u. ". Har-
ward. state Senator J Bernard Total
vote Democratic and Popuhst not com
piled at .ate hour
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
LAuHENs COUNTY.
Full Democratic Ticket Elected.
Why Have Won senator.

Dublin. Co. oct a.-The entire = mo-
cratic ticket was successful. 900 I.aufeus
county to-day by 900 minority About BIZ
90 woes were poted. Duoiin gave ma
joriy ol about 80 Democratic. an in-
crease Of ~ over 1885 The foilowlrg OH
Gers were elected: ". A. Wool. ordinary,
W J. High,oRcr. CLERK and treasured, y
Hicks sheriff. r " Daniel Tax coli
iector. j. y Adams AK receiver. j. T.
stanley. A. q. Arr1u aud william heh.
county commissioner.
T. q Stuhls gees back % The L"gisla-
ture. ana O. " Garter carries The county
Tor usior and viii b. elected un.-ss
johnson aud Emanuel slye un.ook Tor
Popllsi majori.ies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04

Fort Gslue-. Ga or ga light vote
was palirI Tile following Democratic Of
nosr- were elected Ordinary Il. T..
Foote. sher.H l.. L. Peterson tax rece.v-
cr d J Evans. 1N collector } Il. West
treasurer. ) = n Brown. county Com
missiouers J r rauiin. 4 ". Hoioy. J.
D. Hass 81 T. jenkins. Joe Ray col
Clarence Wilson defeated J g.. Ncves.
PopuIls Tor representative by ioo major
NV
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-04
HaII Gives 500 Majority.

Gainesville Ga. oct s-Thc Democratic
ticket wins In Han county by about so
majority. Dyer for ordinary. Giimer FOR
sheriff. Rcll for clerk Tumlin for treas
urer. Charles for collector Cox for re-
ceiver Edison Tor surveyor. Dorsey for
coroner. Pierce ana Qullian 20 represcn-
tstives. ana Holder FOR senator. make up
the fun ticket