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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Hen n = Macforlanc Republican can.
didate for Governor % Florida. and Hon
George y. Patterson. Republican canii-
date for Congress from tho First district
opened the campaign IN Tampa la-t night
The speskinR party viii Doe in ocals to-
day. and in the course 81 the campaign
viii he ar Lakeland oct -. and az Bar
TOW Nov
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
Our Autumn Display.


a Goi',ouon "or'ny OF your at'enuo''
,e,cc
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
40
We here"Nh present li~i o. ne" I'M
po1'ation. ulreet rom foreign manu-
tutets-au hish cass' styhsh iaotios
worthy OF your most particular attention
A-inch Ladies Cloths and NenetiauF'
-, ltSui ,,' naIue 80 a.. ...,..
value SIS
Crenons I'm tho newest weavea & ~.
regular value Hm
t5-lnch Blsck pop,fn sc. regular value
SIS.
.,,
...
tbis e.,son pl,rk siik ~ alrnost every
dcscr,,tior
Rlack Taecta SILK a.. rapular e.
Black Tancta SIX go. regular Sc
Black satin Duchess sac: regular 80
Black Peau Dc Sole Sc; regular NS
COLOnED SILKS
In many men, ,,,,,os ,bts ..a.or
1-oiorcG .raer',a -, ~ ,bo io,S,r, SHADES
ga. r.g,,i,r ~,
-" "hN'ES'
Broadcloths, Venetaus. serEes. Poplln,
Cheviots IN al the newest shades
FRENCH FLANNEL
Avn s,,. s..,u, xxr..srs
We snow al this time, very attrs''Ns
aud varied assortment OF French FlaNuei
ana SILK Snirt waists. comprising ~
newest ehec's ana representing unus1'''
s"od venues
New Ladies Embroidered Han1kN-
Shiets
SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY.
Ladies' Rlark Fancy ygo~e ea-. worth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Ar1lachicola had hrc Wednesday.
which at one time threatened anoshcr CON
naErn'iou, bat luckily connection was
made with ths water system OF the kim
BAH Lumber Company. aud "a spread u
IN. FIRE was prevented. not. however. UNI
fl the large two-story building OF lin
gerelor Bros situated on Market street.
near fhc Beach Park wac practically con-
summed Tho tire originated from o de-
fccuve fuc. and the loss viii amount %
about 5000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

The Gibson Record makes thls interest
ms appeal 20 voter "Geuucmen. boo benat
of civilization permit the white dove 81
peace 20 hover over this community on
election day Discard YOUR srl Thoughts
make the day ons OF pleasure. ana when
tho ballots are counted you viii have
nothing to hc ashamed or and son can
mex and greet your opponents with a
clear conscience. but to do otherwise. y9u
can not meet anyone with O. smile"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Per steamship City OF Birmingham ~
New York oct. i-l706 bales upland co,-
ton, Is bales sea island cotton. So barrels
cotton seed oil. Is barrels rice, l.021 barr
rels rosin. 1870 barrels turpentine. Es 80
feet lumber. 81 cases cigars IS boxes
fruit s. tons pig iron. . pkgs mdse
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Mrs. a. r. Essell. who 3. the most noted
woman phosphltcr in Florida. and enc
only woman who. 30 the history Of phos-
phate. has run her own mines on her own
property. g. back at Oclla from her sum
mer visit 10 Boston, and with her adopted
daughter Mrs Katie Wcnger. has gone
20 Julstte 70 look after her phosphate
property az that place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

The King Cotton Min OF Augusta open
ed again yesterday after being shut down
for two weeks This action is taken large
IS out Of interest in tho operative who
have been Idle while the mill was clos 4.
tince u IS said there Is no money 20 o.
made a. the present price % cotton. The
eiblev mill. which also closed down Tor
two week. viii not start right away Oh
account Ct having 10 make some extern
Eive repa rs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY N
TWO STATES.

What Liberty Independent Troop -
Dotag-NeN Armory for AIbsns's
NiIitiR-FroE That Eat chickens.
Augusta NiIIs Are OpcninE-Ceor-
Eia Criminal Captured An Florida.
~. Augustine sends out speakers.
other Florida News.
Crawfordvils Democrat. Mr. Tom
Ghann. Of THE county. iels W % large
green frog lie says the frog caugnt "a
frying size chicken near DTS hous. aud
held u until he KILLED De- The frog hold
she chicken hv the head lik" iurtle aHi
held to IL With a death strip Mr. Gnanu
saws o. is common 90 e,r chickens eat
frogs hui 10 is the first time o. ever saH
a. frog eat a chicken
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
FLORIDA.

The FIRST case % cruelty 20 animals
since the reorganization Of tho s ?. e. A..
came up in Police Court 90 Tampa satur-
day morning Jacob Rubstcu was found
10 be guilty 81 mls,roa Ing his horse. and
was fined $40.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Mrs r. Perlsy. aged q years. died ~
Orange CRY Monday night after a short
sickness. Her body VIII be taken 20 Plea
fonine III. IN care ~ nor SON NJ PEE
Icy, with hts wife, went to orange city
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Tho AFRO American conference which
has becu in session Joe Macon for several
days past. adjourned saturday. and Tho
delegates have departed for their home
The conference was largely attended and
deep concern was manifested iu every
feature o. the meeting. \ grcat mauy
white people attended the meeting aui The
speeches delivered hy the visiting colpr'd
ministers were said to le the best eyer
heard iu that clfy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

ltNAN Ia.f 100 tAHf WIN the piece WN JUICY
lam, I b,d 80 ort a.. . t,t. lup.h Tor n
e. nav "''"
| pi'llt hungft Tor he squaited and lcaped
Tot lt. ana o. DIDN'T walt for amy cat-
/ Iil .'k. hl' eHiped % t'glt down.
re hadh more man 81" allowed u
Wncn o. teti 1ad That 100 WIS not exactly
H7 10 should Dig ard De- lay nat GA his belly
a"d o. san 90 look "nfiiy around. as 10 he
I ca if'''d me presence oi eco enemy. The
/ .NhiN l' mo utit bothered MIN TOO, for
ne ''"ii nor go u out % his mouth sud
"' gan "u,klns hN mead between ma
/ P'"H hh' cat oos "heh she gets
.iins ,dhklfl in neg mouth. kept sun
ana nlih interfere with MS mrditations
I l"i A"'" would see more o. MIN be-
iof' We parted company. The bieauns Of
I '"' rht'p moved MN presently, ana ne
/ -"' "f' H"dhiu& ms htid anu paving MS
/ lh.' "'n mourn a. gen tht ,nan away
T ii' -'"tt'" TOT 'u' fh'd AGAIN OUT the
. i'i'' I"H'd on hiiil' nh" ] '''ch'l Tor my
/ GOA "i % aud gave o. so"i hafd jerk 10
h -'i tn' h"oAs inside oi him You ought TO
nave seen tntt panther jump ou NJ
Jumped 100 the direction % the pun AMI not
I against it Tor ! guess when the hooks
/ tooh hold they must have hurt him lie
: 'ercerhtd AZ u they 90. anyway ] he'll
I ON" w" rope ana he hount"l aioHha ana
rolled over .gtetehins Then started TO
/ maui ln- 'h0usat when began ms part
I OF ms nshiu- be- would probably get
away. but b. hurt him SO to nun hack
4. That ] dragged him up toward the door
/ though Ably ! wanted nim There couldn
/ toll Do. must have seen fle through the
! window, "a. be .,m.. lp reluctantly in re-
[ spoons" iu ms pan. tof. win a yen the
..'If boa. y.,,,l.I "a 80 M. lea .nite Of eyary-
,etrg Ir..rf....l ~. rone ANA h,rk.l over
nv, !, ,,rolr ~ tba cabin white he tore
~. t,,, ,..h ~. .t,y.. ~, a mime
/ .t ,tt So $500. ,t.. Il, a., .p,
s.,,,, t,.t..t ,,t ~. ,i,.,,,, ni..,i,,
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
Why did the new store succeed so quickly?

BECAUSE We permit no one 70 under.
sell We. We consider It our special mis-.
sion 60 sell Better goods Tor tha cam.
money" or the same money than other
stores. and. come what may. Vel. ulu
this promise.
BECAUSE we have the FGNEsr RE-
TAIL BUILDING IN THE CITY. Frirt
and foe admit this There Is not another
retail building in the city that can ,..a
compare with this merchandise palace
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
BAD FORM OF TETTER.

For three years I
had Tctter on my
hands which caused
thrri 60 swell 90 twice
thciruatural sire Part
Of the time the disease
wasiuthe form of run
ming sores. very pain
iui and causing me
much discomfort Four
doctors saidthr letter
had progressed too far
10 b. cured. and they
could do nothing for
me Itook only three
bottles Of s : s and
was completely cured
This was fifteen wears
ago. and j have never
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
A TEXAS WONDER.
: Hair. Great Discovery.

One small bottle ~ Hairs Great Dis
covery cures al kidney and bladder
troubles removes gravel cufos diabetes.
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and an Irregularities Of the
kidneys ana bladder iu both men ana
women, regulates bladder troubles IN chi
oren II not sold by your drugslat VII
be sent my mail on receipt q 81. one
email bottle e. two months treatment.
ana will cure any cas-. above mentioned
Dr " Han. sole manufacture !. -
Box g., S. Louis Mo Send for tes'-
monials Sold bv al druggists ana SOTO
mons Co. Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF yes
sells free az charge IN United States ny
drogranhic Office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested TO call at the Office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
Tor transmission 10 che Navy Depart
mcnt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

twenty-five years ago and settled one mile
east or town carrying on gardening and
orange growing. Mr. Pcrley VIII remain
there.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

since seen any sign Of my old trouble "- MRs.
l. Il JAcKsoN. Iti4 Niece ST, Kansas City. Mo.
S S. S neu,ralizes this acid poison,
eoois the blood and restores 1t 20 a healthy.
natural state. and the rough. unhealthy
al ~. hccnrrina sni. .-1nolh ard clcnr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
FOYE'S FOYE'S i FOYE'S
ONE MONTH

HAVING passed since the new opened to the public
month that was succession of trade triumphS, safely
say that the public has appreciated its efforts
The of the store universally considered very remark
able One warrants few words concerning the principles Wh
made it a success
Why did the new store succeed so quickly?
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Admitted -Cholly- Thcre' Killed
that ono an right didnt T." Tho Game
kccpcr-Ycs. sir, He's Just as dead as
anybody could have killed him"-Puck.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

sun rises at 5.5s a. m and sets at SAB
p. m.
High water AZ Tyhee to-day al 100
m and i.i5 p. m. Hgh water A. Savan-
nah one hour later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Golfers Wcekly hos now taken rs place
- the very forefront % American Illus
rated weekly journals. Ice art work ie
always clean fresh and timely. illustrate
Ing events IN which the people are inter
cstcd and calculating the news while Il
is Vet current history. Its special art.
rles. too. are invariably well selected and
well written Golfers has once more
'cmonstrated that there Is room 81 the
Op'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
Foreign Exnorts.

Per Austrian brig Zenit. 800 barrels
rcsin. t5,GA92, 90 casks spirits turpenuls,
S. ZOO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

pr " Hall. ST. Louis, No Dear
eir-Please ship me three dozen Hal
GREAT Discovery bv Hrst express, ] have
tod over one gross 10 gives perfect sat
isfaotion and J recommend it 20 my
customers. Yours truly.
~ q GROVES
prop Monopoly Drug Store.
Deals Fla Dec -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Brig Zenit CAusp. orhanovlch. Trieste.
-Strachau 4 Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

steamship city Of Birmingham. Berg.
New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

WIWIAf III FWI WFFI EVNFE WEINI WIZ =
about your case Our physicians have
made these diseases life study, and can
help you by their advice we make no
charge for this service All correspondence
Is conducted in strictest confidence.
SHs SNIFF SPECIFIC CO, ALBANIA, "a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Shields. sept es.-Sallcd. steamer Hur-
worth (RD. Keith. Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

urea letter. cry
sipclas. Psoriasis, salt
Rhcum and all skin
diseases due 20 a pois-
condition Of the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
GOT A PANTHER ON A HOOK.
4 KIND OF FISHING THAT IZNAK
WALTON NEVER WROTE ABOUT.

Line Was Daitcd for Cntamount. nut
~ Held when tA~ bigger Game
Took HoId-Prisc Landed Win "a
shotRun-IIow an OsarE Mountain
Hoy saved Ills tncIr's Mutton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
SPECIAL SALE or HOSIERY.

Ladies' Black Fancy Hose Sc; worth
500
Ladies Black Ground Colored Po.Ah
Dots a. $50. worth 7sc
Ladies. Gents and Chlldren's WOODEN
Hose
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

First quarter ..........3l II morn.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

We show. at this time. a very attractive
and varied assortment of French Flannel
and SIX Shirt Waists. comprising no
newest effects and representing unusually
good values
New Ladies' Embroidered Handkef-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
THE MALLEY EXCURSION TO-
MORROW

Tomorrow is the date set for the big
Edward Malley company excursion to
Glen Island and all preparations for the
event have been completed. Now all
that Is necessary is good weather and
if the weather man Is kind enough to
furnish 'just a few the excursion will
do the rest. Elaborate preparations
have been made and there is no doubt
but that the trip and all connected
with it will be most successful.
An enjoyable entertainment, coming
and going, will be given prepared by
some of the members of the big store.
The bright particular stars have as
sumed names for the occasion and the
mystery will be part of the pleasure.
They are Miss Isabel De Almond and
Miss Violet Switzerland, and they will
give an original sketch called "Pussy's
Assassin" 1t is described as bright
and witty piece, bringing in most of the
popular songs of the day, fancy dane
ing and adapted parts and scenes from
well known dramas as THE Grip of
Steel" and Louis Ill" This will be
given on the way down. Returning,
there will be a song recital and cake
walk.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
TO-MORROW'S MEET.
Star Events Scheduled for the Coliseum
Track

Star Events Scheduled for the Coliseum
Track
Tomorrow night at the coliseum
track will see the greatest racing ever
seen on the new track or in New Haven.
There will be one-mile 2:45 class a
one-half mile handicap and a two-mile
lap race. In this race the contestants
sprint every lap for sixteen laps. the
winner of each lap getting two points
and the winner of the last lap getting
five points. The man winning the
greatest number of points wins the
race, the next largest number second,
and so on.
Besides these sprint races there will
be ten-mile motor paced race, profess
sional, and f1ve-mile race for the mo-
tor tandems. This will furnish n ght S
racing never before equallsd
Gibson and Blye, who were injured
In Tuesday nights races are all right
again and ride in Waterbury tonight,
pacing Collett and Alexander in their
fifteen-mile paced race.
Harry Gibson, popularity known as
Babe" the 100 kilometer champion of
the world has decided to make New
Haven his home. He will send for his
trunks and baggage and have them
come down here at once He will ride
here in the motor In tomorrow nights
races.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
DIR. JENKINS WILL EXPERIMENT
WITH ELMS.

The department of public works has
referred to DIR. Jenkins of the Connecti-
cut agricultural experiment station, the
question of whether electricity from the
trolley wires and gas escaping from
mains in the street have killed the two
trees in front of ex-Mayor Sargent's
house, one in front of st. Thomas
church, and another in front of Durfee
hall on Elm street.
DR.. Jenkins will experiment by charg-
ing a tree with electricity in few days
and will then make his report to the
department of public works.
The New York Post says on this gen
eral subject. 1.-THE destruction of trees
by the electric current is a matter of
some moment just now. The question
as to the right of telephone companies
to cut the branches of trees which in
terfere with the stringing of their wires
has been taken into court, and the de-
cisions vary in different states. In
New York recent decision was to the
effect that the right of the companies
to touch the trees must be justified by
an existing necessity, and that no
right exists to touch the trees unless
extreme or extraordinary means must
be employed to avoid the trees. In
Michigan, however, the supreme court
held recently that as poles must be set
near the sides of the street or road, and
as they are generally outside of the
ditch or Grub line, they must of neces-
sity interfere with the trees Further,
the court says that the right having
been given to erect the poles and wires,
h.
Instructions, as highway officers have
such rights when engaged in highway
work within their jurisdiction. The ex-
perience with the wires with heavier
currents, however, has been that the
tree might as wellsbe removed as to cut
any of its branches to make room for
the wires to be strung. In Brooklyn,
for instance, the trolley current Is de-
structive to the trees when it is run
near them. The feed wires of the Third
Avenue line below Sixty-fifth street
have nearly ruined the big shade trees
which lined that avenue nearly out to
Fort Hamilton. Some years ago they
were fine big trees casting a delight
full shade. Now they are dying fast, \
and but a few stumps with foliage at
their roots mark the spot where the
trees stood Some others are standing,
but they are nearly dead, and will be
gone in a short time"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
GETTING ALARMED.
Waterbury Threatened With a Milk
Famine

Waterbury Threatened With a Milk
Famine.
Waterbury, July 1s.-The scarcity of
the daily milk supply about the city
is really becoming alarming. The ex-
IRENE hot weather and dry condition of
the pastures is in measure RESPONSE
BILE for the unpleas SAINT condition Milk
dealers, both wholesale and retail are
at their wits end to supply their reg
ular customers, Milk dealers, who drive
here daily from Watertown, Middle
bury, Bunker HILL Wolcott, and other
adjoining places claim that where they
have been retailing $50 quarts of milk
daily the output has decreased to 10
quarts daily, and sometimes less.
Charles Atwood of WATERFOWL, one of
the most extensive dealers in this vicin-
ity, has been obliged to purchase addi-
tional stock to keep up his milk supply,
and good cows are at a premium Her
bert Dayton, another large dealer re-
ports an alarming decrease. The pas
lures are very dry all over, and owners
are feeding their stock with grain and
other produce so that during the con-
tinuation of this weather there is very
little profit in milk. Those who buy
milk by the wholesale are compelled to
pay as high as five cents per quart to
keep their customers. Families about
the city using two and three quarts of
milk daily have been cut down extern
sively and in some cases one half.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
WILD ANIMAL SHOW.
Removes its Tents to a Lot on KIM
berly Avenue.

Removes it's Tents to a Lot on KIM
berly Avenue.
Bostock's trained wild animal show
was a great attraction last night at the
Hagenback arena, corner Of Grand ave-
nue. and Haven street A programme
of eight acts was gone through without
accident Some of the acts were truly
onderful-gymnastic acts by man
eating lions, comic antics by bears and
young girls enveloped in coils of VEN
omous snakes.
The feature of the show, however
was a monkey riding bareback on a
thoroughbred Gordon setter and going
through all the performances of an ac-
complished circus rider, and the conf
cal actions and facial distortions of a
clown.
The show has been moved to it's new
location at Kimberly avenue and Grant
streets, and will be given at the latter
place this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
NEW LINE TO OPEN.
Branford Electric Road to Begin Oper-
ations.

Branford Electric Road to Begin Oper-
atoms.
The new electric line which connects
East Haven with Branford will be in
operation by next week. Particulars
in regard to it's route, etc, were given
in this paper short time ago The
fare from the East Haven green to
Branford will be ten cents, with five
cent fare from East Haven to Short
Beach. A twenty-four- minute sched-
ule will be maintained by the company
A traffic agreement has been made
with the Fair Haven and Westville
company whereby that road furnishes
the rolling stock and the motive power
1t Is understood that this agreement
has been made for long period of
time Cars will be run directly from
the New Haven green over the lines of
the Fair Haven and Westville road to
Branford, without change, in fifty min
utes. The fare from New Haven to
Branford will be twenty cents.
This latest advance in electric road
construction has been accomplished UNI
Der the direction of A. NJ Young, who
is president of the road. Alfred Z.
Hammer of Branford and Milton ].
Warner of New York city have been
elected directors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
DISHONEST ERRAND BOY.

Charles Edward Peterson of 80 Web
ster street, who has been employed as
errand boy for the George II. Ford
company, was arrested yesterday morn
ing on the charge Of enlightenment. For
some time the company has been re-
ceiving bills which were supposed to
have been paid. They learned that Pc
terson had kept money with which he
was sent to pay the bills and tn Y
made complaint to the police. Peter
son left the city, but Captain Cowles
men kept trace of him, and yesterday
morning Detective Dunlap arrested
him.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
CAME NEAR DROWNING.
Yacht Dora of New York Ran on Rocks
at Indian Neck

at Indian Neck.
There was plenty of excitement at
Indian Neck Tuesday night when the
Yacht Dora owned by Adolphus Gels
ner of New York, went ashore on what
is known as "Nigger" reefs and for a
time it looked as though some of the six
occupants OF the yacht would be
drowned.
The helmsman was evidently unfa-
miliar with the rocky shore in the VEIN
ity. The party were fast approaching
the rocks, and realizing their danger
a quick attempt was made to come
about in order to avoid running on
them. Just as the helmsman attempt
ed to get clear of the rocks the rudder
broke and the yacht went head on on
the rocks. A hole was stove in the bow
of the boat and as the water began to
fill the yacht the party was in imminent
danger of drowning. The reefs known
as the 'Niggers" are fully mile and a
half from the shore and no one noticed
the predicament of the Dora until fully
two hours after she fent on the rocks,
and at about 8 o'clock
Inc members or the yachtlng party
fired guns, blew horns and did every
thing to attract attention. and it was
not until 8 o'clock that they received
aid. The boats put out from shore.
Roselyn Wild, son of Secretary Isaac
Wild of the New Haven Gas company,
and his uncle, Mr.. Goodyear of Mime
apolis, manning one. and Asa Averill
from the Ark the other After two
hours hard rowing against the tide and
after the delay of getting the people off
the yacht the boats returned to shore
with the party, three gentlemen and
three ladies'
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-19
SAVIN ROCK.

Success of the Imperial Vaudeville
Company
The Imperial Vaudeville company
has made a big hit this week at the
Savin Rock theater. The New Haven
artists, the Pattons, are a big hit; so
are the O'Brien Trio and Tenny, the
musical artist. In fact, all the artists
are first-claSs.
Tomorrow night in the ball park a
special display of fireworks will be CIV
en--something out of the usual line.
On Sunday afternoon and evening At
waters orchestra, assisted by ten Of the
leading soloists of the state, will give
grand musical festival.