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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-25
Sketch Of the School.

This school was established in 1879
with an endowment OF 100000 roubles,
or more than s5.ooo.OOO which was given
by the will of Baron Alexander Stieg-
litz. The ministry OF finance assumed
the administration Of this fund. the
supervision. the active management
having been entrusted to friends OF art
and to artists. The state gave q site
for the school and museum.
The school was opened with small
attendance, and few classes, in 1851. 1t
has been steadily growing and enlarg-
ing Its field ever since. The museum
was opened in 1886.
The buildings, which cost over anil
lion roubles, are admirably adapted TO
the purpose for which they were design-
ed. The school and the museum are
practically under the same roof. Stu
dents have only to step out of the class
rooms to find themselves in the excel
,lently arranged special collections IL
Illustrating the artistic taste OF every
age and country. The buildings are in
themselves q" delight to artists, every
hall illustrating q different style OF
decoration.
The school has thlrty-three teachers
and sOo'students. An annual exhibition
OF the work OF the school is given every
January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-25
RESEMBLANCE OF
RUSSIANS AND
!. AMERICANS.
Tho liberality Of the Wealthy To-
ward Institutions Of
Charity.
RUSSIA CAN GIVE LESSONS
In Some Matters-The sheglitz
School Of Applied
Arts.

Special Correspondence Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec 24.-Reflec-
tive observers discover numerous re-
cemblances between Russia and Amer
ica, which are not accidental nor mere
condolences. One such resemblance is
the liberality of people Of wealth to-
ward public institutions. This liberal
ity. almost foreign to the nations from
which Russia has borrowed most, Is the
product in part, of the same conditions
which have lavIshed private wealth
upon the American universities and
technical and art schools.
Although Russia is in some respects
going to school in America, she is able,
through the generosity of private cttl-
gems to give lessons In some matters.
An instance is afforded by. the Baron
stieglitz school of applied arts In this
city. It could easily be taken as a
model by the patrons of the Industrial
arts In the United States, who are try.
ing to reunite the beautiful and the
useful. Competent judges who have
seen the Kensington schools and the
"Ecole des Arts Decoratlfs" at Paris
award the palm Of merit, completeness
Of equipmenttand excellence OF design
alone considered, to the Baron Stieglitz
school. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
stcnIinu III. cnt,Ir-

a dispatch from Green Cove Springs 10
tho Florida Times-Iuion ara citizen says
on Tuesday Mr. ". r. Dewitt. % HIbsr-
MIA stated thai he had been losing cattle
for some flme pasi ana that he he'd rca-
son TO believe that Thomas Yeates TO-
oreil. who lives on Fleming Island fal
ihe day before killed one Of his cows. M
Dewitt procured search warrant. ana
he with sheriff Pcelsr ara ore or iw1
others went over and searched Yeates'
premises and found beef about half cured
and a COW hide az Neates house Not be-
Ing satisfied with their first search they
returned 20 Yeates' house. where they
met Willie Grey a negro. riding Yoates'
mule. They questioned Grey a. 70 the
whereabouts 81 Yeates. and h. gave such
cvasive and unsatisfactory answers that
ihc sheriff placed him under arrest The
sheriff then started out 60 make search
for Yestcs. and about O'Clock p. m .
while riding near the edge OF the swamp
about mile from Neates' house. he saw
Yeates coming out o. the swamp with a
gun. The sheriff rode up 10 Ycates and
placed him under arrest and took him 10
where he had left Grey Ia the custody 81 a
deputy Sheriff Pecier Mr. DEWITT ana
r. u. Aubert tSn went hack 20 tho placs
where Yeatcs was found. and went on
Gown into the swamp and there they
found cow hung 60 a limb ~ a live oak,
tusi freshly hutchcrcd. Upon an eNami-
nation Of the hide IL proved TO be- one Of
j. W Lucas COWS. Yeates admitted that
be killed the COW and that Grey heipe
him butcher h. The sheriff then brought
both Ye1tcs and Grey over and put them
in iall
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

A dispatch from rentheoia gives addi-
tionaI particular % she proposed line 20
be- built by the Alser syndioste Tho
dlspatch SAYS "It TO- learned that mo
Alger syndicate Will construct o railroad
for the transacitou a. their business from
Foshce. Ala. 10 Pensacola. but JUST the
day the work viii be commenced cannot
be- learned The stockholders viii tour
their lands in Few weeks. ana n is
thought that the work 81 road building
viii he deferred until thcn. The hrst
old min there now will he used In cut
ting tmner 10 construct the new ono. ana
alfo cut material 10 build che branch fac
tory OF tho American Car Company ~
Moline The mill a. Foshee will Doe equip
ped with double band saws and oil latest
machinery. making % clearly the most
costly mill in tho country and capable OF
cutting considerably over 10000 feet per
day. Engineer George L.. Dayis ia now
OF FoHheo making estimates and prepar-
Ing plans Tor the ccnstructiou Of the new
mills in GA portions Of she newly e.
qulred territory. These plans. % rs learn
ed. VIII bee made ready FOR the stockhoid-
ers ~ thc syndicate when they reach
hero next month. After the mill Is erect
- at Foshec the car shops ~ Moline
will next receive attention. These works
viii be large and extensive and skilled
mechanics viii come from Michigan and
Illinois 10 work on the plant The rood
go connect Foshee nnd Pensacola viii ia
under great Roadway hy that time. 20
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct I2-Cieared
steamship Seminole. Bearse. Boston.
Entered and cleared. steamer Algonquin.
Plat New York.
Fernandina. Fla. Oct i2-Entered
schooner Lizzie r. Dennison Ross. Port
land.
Cleared. schooner Charles y. Hail. Gray
New York. British schooner Florence r.
Hewson. Patterson. Georgetown.
Key West. Fla. Oct. t2.-Arrlved. steam
ers Mascotte White Port Tampa. and
sailed for Havana. Fanita. Thompson
Nueviias and sailed for Tampa schooner
Goodwin. stoddard. Newport News.
Charleston. $. G.. Oct 12-Arrived
steamer Seminole. Pennington. New York
and proceeded TO Jacksonville.
Bordeaux. oct s.-Arrived. steamer
Tropic. Pensacola.
Lubbock. oct u.-Arrived. steamer Hud-
dersneld. Pensacola
Hamburg oct 9-Sailed. steamer Ivy
'dene Charleston. Juno. Savannah: Ormi-
dale Port Royal
Birkenhead. oct. u.-Arrived, steamer
Alicia Puuta Gorda.
London oct. y Arrived. steamer Iris,
savannah.
Philadelphia. oct l2-Arrived, steamer
MISSIONER. Jacksonville.
Baltimore. Oct i2.-Arrived. steamer
Dorchester. Savannah.
Sailed. steamer Harriet c. Kerlin. sa j.
vaunah.
Pensacola. Oct. 1i.-Arrived. bark VIII
tkka tRusD. Ekholm. Southampton.
Sailed. ship Kings County (Br). salter.
Montevideo
Cleared. steamer Capenor CBrl. Rodham.
Bremen. Otta (NorD. Brun. Genoa and
Malaga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Savannnhiaus viii remember Roscoe
and tho following Atlanta story ABOUT
him VIII be read with interest; "Roscoe.
Ghe man who eats them alive" a. MOI
doing duty on the midway to-day The
snakes are there IN che box, but Roscoe
a. locked up al the police barracks and
may b. sent - tho stockade. Yesterday
Roscoe ascertaiuod that he hnd opposi-
zion on the midway ia the suake-eatiug
business and threw up his job and lart
nighs be was arrested IN his berth on a
green line sleeper FOR trip So Bir-
mingham lie had three friends with
him in tho box car. and al OF them were
pulled by the police when Roscoe was
asked why he had left the midway be-
Haid that he ala not like she way things
were going on there. ana he made up bic
mind TO quit and so 20 Birmingham
whore he could resume his business as q
snake eater.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
To Buy ~ n Syndicate.

The union laboring men OF Macon ss
well as their friends. are eudeayorinE %
get lower prices on coal a committee
was appointed az the last meeting ~ the
Central Labor Union 10 investigate ire
matter and sec u cheaper rates could rot
be secured. through them. II not each
member Of tho union VIII be- askc1 the
amount Of coal he wishes 10 purchase ani
will be assessed accordingly. and the sup
ply needed will be ordered direct from
the mines. The committee will FIRST Eet
prices from local coal dealers and n these
are NOT satisfactory. viii communicate
with mine owners. The money Tor the
coai will be collected from tine Individual
and placed IA bank. and when the coal
comes each man in the deal will 90 his
share. IL Is estimated that between Q
and 30 men Will buy coal under any ar
ranaement that might be- made by the
committee. and this will be quite an item
Tor dealers tn fuel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

THE PEACEMAKER KILLED.
John Lewis shot Fatally IN n CIinch
County Fraeas.

waycross. Ga. Oct. IA tragedy s.
reported a, Gooty's MIL. in Clinch county.
A number OF men were INDUCING rather
freely Ia strong drink. when a row oc-
CURED between Joda Corbett and Henry
Hall.
John Lewis attempted to stop the fight.
and was struck on the head with "a PTS
,ol by Hall. Lewis asked Hall II he
intended to make fight az him and Hail
hit him ngaln. Lewis drew his knife ana
told Hall TO stand back.
Just then John Wilson stepped up and
said 90 Hall. III you are going 10 whip
him. why don't you DO ~" As he said
- he raised his pistol and fred. wound
ing Lewis. from the effects Of which he
died last night.
Wilson aud Hnll are 'still at large. The
dead man was 50 years OF age. ana leaves
a large family. He was mail rider be
tween willacoochee and Ciinch postof-
fec.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
COTTON LETTERS.

New York. oct. i2.-Hubbard Bros
Co. say: Liverpool cables report way
Neiirs circular instead OF being huh''n.
Inclined 20 larger crop views than 'ho~'
expressed in his September circular. oHlhs
10 che seasonahle weather Of Sepiemn'i
This brought a severe decline IN liverpoo'
az the opening OF business. due 20 hea''
liquidation by longs. and selling fof '''
tineutal account our market opehr
steady Al the decline. rallyiug 81 o'''
buying 10 slowly ease 20 the towe'' price,
OF yesterday. Southern buying in snl''
lots from the Atlantic states checked ins
decline. but the arbitrage selling oa''i
on the reversal OF operations. made dii-
ing the summer. when Liverroo vas
large buyer here. The In sight movement
promises TO be larger than e-'ima'Ni
Local traders look for a reaction iu l4fe''
pool tomorrow
New York, Oct i2-Murphy a 60. say
Liverpool cables were again disappon'
ment and the dominant influence aoioa1
appeared TO be the publication az W
Neiiis circular. which Is reported 10
distinctly more favorable than hAl
expected by the trade, II compare
most favorable weather with that oi u'
fan OF 1897. when weather OF a siniHS.
character produced one OF the iaiE
crops on record. 1t was thought even
he face OF the late bureau report tha' y.
Nell forecast would he bulhsn anl
some extent the late advance ye-ieluE
aftrnoon was based on that basis
was a moderate business IN the IiVe'pS.,
market with spots quoted At 81 aH1 - -
OF 500. There were no receipt
lures opened quiet and az y
steady. bur down about 81 20 p''
The local market opened active % ~,
decline. indicating some demo
on the unsettled views now prev ~.
The favorable bureau report
Nelirs pronounced EFFORT TO trim his
nosticaiions. are nearly AZ huge "a
prise as was the unfavorahle hn''A ~,
Mr Neills bull circular OF septemoe.. -.
II was remarked on the floor OF .,ff
ton Exchange this morning thar I -,
be very difficult 90 foreshadoW WIS VA.
disappointment will cause IN ~.
buyers and splnners 20 do win ~
ton which they have bought dNTl ..,.i
past month. hut the belief We In.
tina, Il would act n = check upon s,.i
lation. Mr.. Nell has postponed ~
estimate
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
VESSELS N PORT.



MANN utal). LIS tons. Carneio. las Tor
Ir1est and oenoa-barnara Co
Le~lta thrl' $50 tons. Nooe $500 ,os
for barceionA ana Sehoa-'' r. MINIS
& Co.
Newly fBr1. Leg TONS Clark iag lot
bremen-Minis 90
Empress fbr, Az tons. itoh' iaE. TOT
Rotterdam anh hANre-oathArg 20.
HiEhneld uir), lot- tons hlcharosoh' los
FOR LlfeTpool Nlihef -"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

when the grand jury returned true bin
against n. s Perry. 81 Cave Spring for
fornication lie is charged with rulnlr z
Miss Rosa Norman. q beautiful young WOO
man OF that city. She o. ~ years OF n ge.
the daughter Of a widow. ana hes always
stood very high in the social lie of trat
section. Mr. Perry Is Northern man
who moved 20 Georgia several years aeo
60 engage IN mining hauxite He is mar
ried and owns a handsome house In cave
Spring. Mr.. Perry Is a man OF refinement
and culture and stands very high 600 north
Georgia. At present he is In Arkansas.
engaged "a opening hauXite mines. The
ruined young woman Is said 60 be in south
Carolina.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

receipts. lsi; gross receipt, "a,
~ '' s'ocs,
Exports OF Cotton This pa,
Galveston-ro Great Britain ss..
wise. 900 nast-
New oriesns-To Great B- a.- a..
continent. BIB; coastWise. ann taoi
ChaTieston-To Great Brttair 90
Wilmiugton-continent 100.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 2t7s
Baltimore-To Grea, Britain ga.
New York-Continent Jon
Boston-To Great Britain s.r
Total foreign exports from Ill r....-...
day: To Great Britain 3i472 ~ ~ MS
tineut. i5.2T3 ''n-
Total foreign exports from all -.....,
far this week. To Great Bril- '
TO France. i2,1oo; to the contr.., go ~.
Total foreign exports since sa., ~.
To Great Britain. 3ss esi Co F-
067. to the continent. 2si.aN a.
New York. Oct y Spot 5ot.-- IL.
quiet; middling. 10 7-isc. md3 "a
10 li-isc. sales. e5 bales. i
Charleston, Oct. i2.-Co'ton rr.,...,
&c asked
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION or GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

owiag 90 the Disturbed Condition of
the Cotton Market Local Trading
an Cotton Has Fallen on-Busiaess
Likely 90 he Restricted Pending a
settlement of Present Disturb
ances-spirits TurpenJine Firm nj
37@ Cents-Rosins show Gains for
This week-LoeaI and TeIeEraphie
Markets.
The Morning News once.
Friday. Oct y.
The past week Witnessed declines in
some Of the principal markets. and less
ening OF business In some quarters that
tells materially upon the general volume
Of trade for the week. The feature Of the
lct up is the unsettled condition OF the cot
ton market and the consequent Withdraw
al OF spinners' buyers pending sett g
ment Of present disturbances.
II is an interesting question 20 the trade
TO know just how this disturbance IL 20
~ settled. The hope Of exporters IN ad-
justing the market 10 a buying basis lies
in a further depression OF prices. which
does not seem altogether probable, not
Wins taN4lNE Sfoie are NlftuluA toiif "
the slump in futures. The present sensa-
tional decline tn futures. which went on
again to-day sixteen and thirty-fve poin's.
has given renewed courage 20 the con
stunning element. who are using powerful
means 10 hamper the market. Private adj
vices to-day indicate that NELL promu'-
gated bearish statement In Liverpool
which was the means OF causing the days
decline in that market. The wabbling OF
prices seems 10 be manipulated by the
magic hand OF spectators. however. while
srot holders remain quietly by with the
real stun" and decline "a sell at any
great concession. This is al least the case
la tho Savannah market. as evidenced
By the falling on IN cotton trading during
the past two days.
The naval stores market was pretty firm
throughout the week. with a fair demand
prevailing. and he volume OF business sat
isfactory to the trade SPIRITS turpentine
got as high as SSis cents. said to be due
10 come extent TO manipulation. and then
receded. closing to-day at 6A. az whi,h
the market seems to be frm. Resins
showed strength during the week and
closed at the advance. The following re-
sumo OF the markets will show the tone
and quotations for the week
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
Wan, student. ~ nnrnesvIIIe.

Gordon Institute az GAINESVILLE has an
enrolment this year Of $50 students. The
number OF pupils has increased every
year since the school vas established. and
the rolls this session show larger at
tendance than ever before Tho cadet bat.
talon under command % J. T Nash.
has 80 members and Is divided into three
companies The cadets will likely attend
the foir which g. 20 be held in Atlanta
next week II has been the custom 20
visit Atlanta every year since the hat-
talicn was organized
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Lexington. Ky. oct To-day was tho
closing OF the twenty-elghth annual meet
ing OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
breeders Association. The attendance
has been large and the racing good
throughout the meeting.
go trot. purse $1,000. Dolly Bidwell
won three straight heats and race. Free
silver second. and TellJale third. Time
2.i5 2l5 2:ii'4.
The Blue Grass SEEN. FOR 2ls trot' ers.
Corueun Belle won second. third and tiflh
heats and race; Palm Lraf. second. win
ming fourth heat. Joe Watts. third. win
2ii 2iH4.
2.D pace purse. 500. Nonamie won
three straight heats and the race; Afiie.
second. Dandy. third. Time 2lps, 2l5ta.
a.fs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Zenro dtal). e4s tons. Peilerano; ldg. n.
s-Strachnn & Co.
Teutonia (Norl. 5s5 tons. Gregerson; cid.
Tor Hamburg Dahl a Co.
Werner tNorl so tons. Tonnesen; cid
for London-Paterson-D Co.
Maria Laura utalD. 6g3 tons Fienga; idg.
lumber for Niego Spain-Stnchan &
Co
Norrskenet tswdl li6s tons. Nordquist
Ids a. s.-H. Juchter.
Alert (Norl. S9i tons Andersen. ldg. n. =
Paterson Downing CO.
Atlantic fGer). 1907 tons. Doyen ldg. for
Observation-Disclosures Downing CO.
Norion (Sor). 69l tons. Tergersen, ldg
n Paterson Downing Co.
Pandur DAM. 5s2 tons schmidt: ldg n
s-Master
Lizzie Curry ORD. s9s tons Landry; re
turned for repairs-Master.
Sylvia CNorl. i.0e3 tons. Halvorsen ldg
n. s.-Strachan & Co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES

Liverpool. Oct. u. p. m.-Cotton SPOT
moderate business. prices easier. Amer
can middling. s 11-32d good mi3dling
lid: middlinF. sd low mAdlins
l5-i6d. good ordinary. SID; Ordinary. ~.
The sales OF she day we're 5000 bales q
which 800 were for speculation and export
end included $50 American. receipts
none.
Futures opened quiet and closed qlie'
but steady; American middling. low mid
ding clause. October. sod buyers. Octo-
her November SID buyers. Novemher-
December. 5.2id5. 22d buyers: December
January. 51Sd51ad buyers: Jauuary-Fe5-
ruary. SID buyers: FehruaryMarch. l'i
sellers: March-April. 5i00d5.ild buyers.
May-June 5.oag5i0 d sellers. June.Ju'y
50Sd buyers: Juiy-August. boSaa@d buy
ers; AuRust-September sold value
New orleans, Oct. 12.-Cotton futures
closed steady.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Liberty city oct. 12-Mr. L. y. Con
ner. prominent merchant Of this place
ana Mls Hanson Murray a beautiful and
accomplished young lady. Yerc quictls
married at the home 81 the bride. Wei.
nesiay might az 7.2o o'clock. after wh.cs
"a delicious supper was served. lmme
diately after supper tho happy couple
drove 10 the Warnell Hotel where they
will remain for the present.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Tonnlles new cotton on mill viii com
meuce operations next week Tho new
cotton factory will be ready 10 commence
operations by Dec T. The work on tho
factory IS being rapidly pushed under the
supervision 81 O. " Footc. Of Atlanta
A franchise Tor furnishing Tonuille with
electric lights has been given the cotton
factory people. aud they will put in a
plant al once. The plant will be ~ SUI
ficient power 90 furnish Sandersvillc. a
city OF 3ooo inhabitants some three miles
distant. with lights also
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle 81 Halls Great nls-
oovery cures al kidney and bladder trou-
bles. removes gravel cures diabetes, som
final emissions. weak ana lame backs.
rheumatism and an irrezuiarites 90 inr
kidneys and bladder in both men ana Voc
men regulate bladder troubles in caii-
dreu n not sold hy your lruEsist VIII
BE- sent by mail on receipt ~ ST. ono small
bottle IL two months treatment ana viii
cure any case above mentioned 'r r.
W Han. sole manufacture +. o. boA
a. 81 Louis 40. Send for tesiimoni-ls
sold by ell drusg.sts ana soiomo0s CO.
Savannah, Ca
Head This.
Cuthhert. Ca. April g. 1870
TAls Is 20 certify that was effected
with gravel and that took sixty drops
OF HANS Great Discovery and 90 com
nicely cured me It a. worth $500 pen
bottle to any one needing o.
j. r. STEVENS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

Military Commissions lssued-t nj
versIty Now Has aOS students I'm
roIIed-News From Roscoe. Who
Eats 'em AIive"-C oiumhus Co Tie
visited b. Two Governors - SEN
sationaI Charge Against ~. :.
Perry - Electric Lights for Or
Inndo-More About the New AIEer
Iine-NeEroes Caught for stealing
Cattle.
Commissions have been issued to pr. J.
i. Cromer 10 be first lieutenant and as-
sastans surgeon Of the Fifth Regiment.
and DR. W u Moucrief to be first lieu
tenant and assistant surgeon OF the Fifth.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

sedgwick az tons. Hogerthy; cid for
New York-Master.
MILE r. Bohannan. $50 tons. Smith; ldg.
lumber-Master.
ber-Master.
Henry Clausen. Jr.. l7s tons. McLaugh-
In: ldg lumber-Master.
T. a. Ward. 30 tons: Collins; ldg. lum-
ber-Master.
Chas. Loring. 525 tons Burt; ldg. lumber
for New York-Master
william F. Downs $40 tons. Richardson.
ldg lumber for New York-Master.
Ella L. Davenport 40 tons. Dunton: ldg.
lumber-Mastcr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Philadelphia. oct. l2.-Philadelphia de-
feated Boston by better fielding. Tho Wis
itors played poorer game than is indi-
Gated by the errors score: RHE
Philadelphia % o , o 0 Ks o
Boston ........2 o o 90 - 3
Batteries Dunn and Jacklitsch; Nichols
and Clarke.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13
Notice 90 Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free o. charge f. United States by
geographic ONCE IN Custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call al the once
Reports 81 wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Tho Gainesville school opened Monday
rith ,he largest number ~ students ever
assembled ln the old public school build
ing on tho FIRST day. Rev r. ". Way
ccudusted fha opening exer tses. htlcf
which he rnode an address Two hundred
ana forty-four pupils we're present. gain
% twcnty-clght pupils over iast year. The
most noticeable feature Of the opening is
me great gain Ia the higher grades The
teachers al se.m ambitious 70 make THIS
the most successful term Of the school
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-13

Remarks Rain has fallen In ell districts
except Tcxas-practlcallvn none over Louis
lana. copious over the Memphis S1vanI al.
Atlanta ana Charleston districts. Warm
over Texas. cooler over the Atlanta, Little
Rock Memphis. Montgomery and savan-
nah districts
Observations taken az the same moment
Of time az all stations. oct. y. 1870, p.
m 18th meridian time.