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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
sumTEn's RURAL NAL ROUTES.
AmeFicus' Cotton Reccipts-An An
Found In n Cotton Bale

Americas, Ga. oct gi-Postofice In
sEector Arnold has just completed the
establishment Of rural mail service la
Sumter county. and the much-needed ser
vice will be put on In a few days now.
-Four routes lead ont from Americas, ira
versing the most densely populated sec
tions Of the county The rogtos are from
twenty-six 10 thirty-fwo miles. -Four car
rlers have been appointed and sworn Ia
Two other routes will be established later,
and Sumter will have an excellent ser
vice.
A little daughter Of Mrs Sadie oxford,
residing six miles from Americas died
to-day from injuries sustained in falling
from a bicycle The child lived only a
few hours after the accident
Amoricus cotton receipts have fallen TO
the minimum. the receipts for toe entire
week just ended being iess than the re-
ceipts for two days a short while since.
Many farmers have finished picking al
together. and are planting grain In their
cotton nelds. where's last year they DICK
ed cotton until late in December Ware
houscmen are making 30 sales az present
prices. farmers preferriug 10 hold for bet
ter prices. the small portion Of the crop
remaining unsoid.
Americas is still iuXuriatiug upon fine
peaches OF the very tate varieties. Scv-
cral bushels from a nearby orchard were
brough; In yesterday and found ready
sale. Peaches on Oct. % are something
rather unusual. even here
The large and handsomely equipped IL
brary established by the Seabo1rd All
Line Railway at the company shops IN
Americas has just been opened. with Mrs.
Grace Hancock Jackson as Ehrnriln. The
new library and reading room is for the
bencfit Of employees oaly Il Is handsome
~ furnished ana well equipped with good
books OF every character, and Will prove
popular with the railroad men
In opening a bale OF cotton al the COM
press here yesterday an old AK weighing
ten pounds. and worth less than one cent.
was found inside Some coucn buyer paid
a dollar Tor Il on the basis Of ten cents for
mlddIng cotton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
THREE DEATHS At MACON.
Several serious Accidents and other
News Matters

Na-ot, pst 81 tr,~h u..-a ,.t.
known tr,,e,tre re,,,.s-t,.,,.. -, ~.
"'''N N'i''i '"s' oiea Ntfe to-ni-Al
his tatncr resides near Byron. Ga
Charlie sutton Hubbard the ,.,rpg .,,
~ ty,,h,,.,., A., =. -. -, -,
"'' VIII
DC outleH At Ameficus tomorrow.
W. J. Julian. the well known dry goods
merchant a. m tho noin, ~ d.,,, M,
itse So a..,,,,...,, - -. -,-,.
-, . N ,i.'i.-oi iaSt h'hA'' put To-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
EXPLORER CHERRY IN PARIS.
ur MAS DONE VALUABLE WORK IN
CONGO TREE STATE.

rt. connection with the Fashoda
,aair-Hc Was the Leader of n
second Expedition for the French.
NounE ChtcaEOan 1ins secured
1uch valuable Information About
,rbat section of Africn-Went Into
, section Never Before Explored.
chicago. oct. I-word was received
nero to-day OF the arrival in Paris Of
,se Young African explorer and engineer,
,Vliam stamps Cherry OF Chicago ne
.,m.e direct from the Congo Free state.
since Mr.. Cherry lcft Chicago nearly
four years ago. on his second trip he has
visited a considerable portion OF the I'M
known lunds In the Congo Free state.
and niso the country north OF the Congo
.rc.ui!ng the Kittu region. Mr.. Cherry
brings back considerable data of the
country he has been travelling through
which viii be OF immense historic and
scientific interest.
when England ana France nearly went
10 war over the Fashodo affair Mat
Ma--hand It will be remembered. had
taken possession OF that portion OF tho
country on the Nile. as an outlet on that
river for the French possessions. Mr.
cherry az that time was the leader OF
q second expedition organized in the
French Congo. which followed closely the
one led By Marchand. Mr. Cherry on this
trim took with him besides supplies for
the French. 81 steel river steamer IN sec
lions and upon his arrival on the banks
o. the NHe supervised the steamers re-
construction. This boat played an i'm.
poriant part in that international episode
a. enc intention o. France was to use the
steamer Ia establishing French DONNA
ton over the londs bordering the Nile
on his return 10 che Congo country from
Fashoda. Mr. Cherry devoted q portion
% his time to the exploration Of the hth-
cr'o unknown kittu region lying 70 the
north OF the Congo Free state and the
French Congo country The Kit,u region
ls far removed from the portion o. Cen
trail Africa with which Henry NJ Stanley
made the world sa familiar u IS expect
ed that Mr. Cherry will bring back con-
siderable information OF the social !ne
ana Industries % a people never before
visited By a white man.
The yourg caicagoan also travelled over
Equatorial Africa. To correct any mis-
icading information about tho country he
mas taken series OF photographs OF the
various African tribes and also added
largely 20 the collection OF curios secured
on his FIRST trip.
Mr.. Cherry was accompanied on his
latest trip by Charles n. McClintock OF
Chicago. About a year after their ar
rival In the French Congo. AIR NcClin-
took succumbed 10 African fever Mr.
Cherry then continued the trip alone
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
EMOHY's RELAY RACE
Men Getting Ia Training for the
Gross Country Run.

Men Getting Ia Training for the
Gross Country Run.
Emory College oxford. Ca. Oct I'll
All tho athletic interest az Emory IL now
centered In the approaching cross-oountry
relay run. which will take place Monday
Oc, o. This will be run by teams from
each OF the four college classes. The
trial race for places on the Freshman
team took place yesterday and the follow
ing went on: Hentz Reed. Cline. Blount
crovatt Quillian. speer, Woouen and
Dent.
The trial runs in tho other classes Will
occur Monday and each team viii 30 into
rigid and scientific trimming The custom
OF running this race was introduced 81
Emory by Prot. r. clyde Brown three
years ago nnd the race has been run ov-
cry year since then. II has been won
once by the Sophomore class and twice
by the Freshmen, 80 Il would seem 20 lay
between these. bur the present Juniors.
who won ~ when Freshmen say that they
viii do better than ever and the Senior
class which has always made a good
showing. has had some strong acccssionH
Mr. Marvin Bum OF waycross Is quite
SICK and has with him his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Bum, and his aunt. Mrs
Taylor Bum.
Mr. Montague Boyd Of Savannah has
been elected manager OF the Sophomore
basketball team. This Is splendid selec-
ton as Mr. Boyd Is one OF the best
basketball men in school. and Is an ex-
cellent Judge Of what a man should be 10
make the team. He held the same office
last year and under his management the
team was emlneutly successful
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
THE KENTucKY's ACCIDENT.
said II WAS Not Due 90 the super
imposed Turretz.

New York. Oct a.-Capt. Colby NJ.
Chester OF the battlesh.p Kentucky which
started for China yesterday and returned
70 Tompkinsvlre s l.. last night said
to-day that the ship would be able 10
start on its trip Tuesday or Wednesday.
Machinists o. the crew were engaged Co
day in working the two is-inch guns in
the forward turret, trying TO ascertain II
the defect IN the mechanism was serious
Sailors OF the Kentucky say that when
the battieshlp put 90 sea they were called
to quarters and the l5-.uch guns were dis
charged. one OF the big guns IN the for
ward turret would not go hack TO place
The trouble was due 10 an imperfect
valve
The superimposed turrct had nothing
% do with our coming back 20 port "
said Capt Chester There il no ques-
tion os 70 the mechanical arrangements.
In my judgment the turrets are much less
liable 10 suffer disaster than e they were
separate. like those carried by the Ore
gon. Massachusetts and vessels Of that
class"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
The Democratic Nominees who viii
serNe Ncnf Nenr

/ The Democratic Nominees who viii
serve Next Year.
Tallahassee. Fla. Oct. a-The Demo
cratic nominations have been made IN al
I the Florida counties Tor members OF the
legislature OF 1901 and are a. follows:
| Alachua County--J. NJ Rivers ana ]
c. p. Johnson
! Baker-James u. Chaiker
Bradford-J. W. Pinholster aud d. M.
Gornto.
| Brevard-K n. Raulerson
| Calhoun-R. II Buford.
| Citrus-W. X Jackson.
Clay-william II. Wilson.
Coiumbia-L. W. A. Rivers ana Guy
/ Gnien.
! Dade-Hudson Burr
De Soto-R r. Brown.
Duval-John c. l.. Engle and Napoleon
| y Broward
Essambia-c. Moreno Jones and J..
Emmett Wolfe
Franklin. +. c. Griggs
Gadsdsn-R Robert II. NJ Davidson and
Mortimer Bates
Hamilton-R H Hunter and II. 81 Lee
Hcrnendo-Wm 4. Fulton.
H!llsborough-John W. Williamson and
j. l. Young.
Ho,mes-M. A. Parish.
Jackson Walter Kehoe and j. r.
Shoemaker.
JeTerson-rhomas l., Clark and James
A. Sledge.
Lafayette-J r. Ostecn.
/ Lake,. 8. Godfrey and Ben Dowd.
Lee-F. A. Hendry.
Leon-George z. Raney and Edward II.
| Hopkins.
Levy-C. ". McEilroy.
Liberiy-W. II Gum
! Madison-J. Il. Redding and ]. E. Ban-
I ten.
Manatee--crawford p. Parish.
Marion-Wilham X. Zewadskl aud VIII
lam J. Chambers
Monfoe-Joseph Y. Porter and f. w
I Russell
( Nassau-John c. McGimn and A. j.
Johnson.
orauge-wnllam l.. Palmer and George
| W Crawford.
Oscsola-J. W. Watson.
Pasco-H. +. McRae.
Polk. l. Close and 81. 8 Dowden.
Putnam-John +. Wall and Frank Nc
Rae
Santa Rosa-Ernest Amos and John n
Harven.
St. Johns-John W. Davis ana Frank
! "a Corbetl.
sum,er-J c. y. Koonce.
suwannee-B. r. Umstead and ]. II.
Grant.
Taylor-c. E. Duckworth.
volusis--T. J. sporkman and chas. L.
smith
wakulla-John K. whaley.
Walton-Daniel Campbell.
Washington-ste W Anderson.
The following civil appointments have
been made by Gov. BiOxham w s.
Jordan Of Madison. 20 bs notary public
/ Tor the state % large. John r Bailey o.
Ocaln. 10 be notary public for the state
~ large. John y Burton OF Ehren 10
be- notary public for the state at large
Tate Powell OF starke has been elected
second lieutenant OF the Bradford County
/ Rinee. vice =. A. Moore resigned. J. 8
! Wills and W. W. Edwards have enlisted
IN the same company and Walter Ava
rez has been discharged on account Of
conflicting business interests.
supreme Court Proceedings.
O. Towney Kennard. plaintiff IN error.
vs. the State Of Florida. defendant IN err
ror. Aiachua county Judgment affirmed
I Opinion by Mr. Justice Mabry.
Willie Gavin. pisintn IN error VS. The
| State 81 Floridn. defendant IN error
| Wakulin county judgment affirmed
Opinion by SIR. Chief Justice Taylor.
william Mitchell and Anthony Minis
/ plaintiffs in error W. the State o. Flor-
| Ma. defendant IN error DuvaI county.
Motion for leave 10 re-hle transcript OF
record. on writ or error dismissed. with
new writ OF error issued. granted.
Anvil l. Dayton Of Dade City. Pasoo
county. Florida. was admitted 20 practice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
woMAS.s pR0TEo1'oR KILLED.
Thomas .. Grimn Murdered bS .
strange Man IN chicago.

Chicago oct y Thomas J. Grimm. a
clerk employed by y. X. Fairbanks a
Co. was shot to-day and instantly killed
while trying 10 protect Miss Fay Gilbert
from tho attack Of strange man. in
front q No 22.0 State street when the
stranger saw that Grimm was about 10
interfere with his designs On Miss Gil
bert he drew a revolver. unmindtul Of
the threatening muzzie Of the weapon. the
clerk grappled with the assailant. In a
moment he fell 10 the sidewalk with a
bullet through his heart The murderer
sscaped
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
McEAcHERN woN TBE RACE.
Alleged PInn 60 shut Out some OF the
Riders Failed.

New York oct 2l.-Archie McEachern
won the 25-mlle professional bicycle race
at Vailsburg track. Newark. to-day. 4
story had been circulated before the race
started that Kramer Walthour and Hat
field had formed combination 90 shut out
other riders during the race. but the plan
failed because OF the superior riding OF
Aaronson and McEachern who we're a
lap ahead % the others az the twenty.
third mile
25-Miie professional race. prizes AZ escn
Ave miles and at last lap. Won by No
Eachern, Anronson second Kramer third.
intermediate winners-Five miles. w.
Cohurn. Time Tao rs. Eleven miles. n.
WalthoUr. Time 2i:m -. Fifteen miles.
A " Ross. Time 36;H 20. Twentieth
mile, Aaronecn. Time 4s.59 %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
MAY COME TO AMERICA.
Large English steel Plant Contem-
plates Moving Here.


Pittsburg. Pa. oct. q The CONNER
cial Gazette tomorrow will say:
Seybod and Dlckstod OF sheffield EnF-
land. the largest manufacturers % cruc'-
ole steel in Great Britain, contemplate
moving their plant TO the United States
A cite providing excellent water and raA
shipping facilities has been optloned near
Wheeling W. Va, and II is proposed 10
erect thereon modern plant costing
upward % 10000. which from the first
VIII employ nbout $500 men. The object
81 the move Is 10 get into the American
market. Constantly Increasing cost Of
coal In England Is prominent factor
acting as an impetus TO the move
Charles Walker who left the English
firm twenty-five years ago 20 come TO
this country and who IL now an expert
al the Dcm,er Works Of the Firth stcr-
ling Steel Company, is IN receipt OF on
autograph letter from the head OF the
English Arm. outlining the plans as given.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
MANY IMMIGRANTS HELD W.
Charged Their Names Were Improp-
erIy Manifested.

New York. Oct. 2i.-rho entire list OF
stecrage passengers on the French line'
L. BrctaGne no in number. we're held ur
on the register floor OF the barge once
to-day because Il was claimed that a ma
jority OF the names were improperly man
Restcd No such hold-up of Immigrant
az the landing bureau Of this port hns oc-
CURED IN years. The immigrants would
have been sent hack TO the ship had not
tho agent Of the French Line appeared
and supplied bond OF s. no az a guaran.
tee that the fines for all emigmnts i'm.
properly manifested would be paid.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
D.mocratic DoIIar Dinner.

Kansas city. Oct q a dollar dinner
with covers laid for 7,ooo guests is p.an-
ned 10 be given by the Jackson County
Democrats club 90 the Democrats Of MIS-
s0uu and the nation. aud the fusionioiH
OF kansas. on the night 81 Friday. Nov
3 in Convention Hail Il is 20 be pri-
marily gathering Of the Missouri clans.
in BY tho fusion forces Of
Kansas and. proba bly,. presided over by
tho leaders OF the national Democracy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
Michael. Ran a Grent Race.

Chicago. Oct q According 70 the ref
cree. John Nelson OF Chicago defeated
Jimmy Michaels by dcfau in their match
motor paced race az the Coliseum to-nishL
Trouble resulted over an accident 70
Michaers motor. The men then decided
that In order TO give the spectators their
moneys worth they would give a i5-mile
exhibition. Michaes won The race by
three laps and broke all indoor pscel rec.
ords up 20 and including fifteen miles.
His time was a5 minutes and % seconds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
High Price. for FIne cattle.

Kansas City. Oct. a.-one thousand dol
~, vas paid for the ycarling bull.
l-.lth. Valentine. az thc closing "a Of
sl'l'd shorthorn cattle ~ the annual
- stock show here yesterday He was
-snl ~ T. Tabst OF Dove. Kan. lie
"a u'en and owned by c. h. Ward OF
,,,a'aen Iowa. and had pedigree
T... 10 semptres. imported by J. !.
f,lpn IN 1881. Second Ravenswood
f.e' a-years-old COW. owned BY G. r.
b 80 81 Bellaire. Mo-. was sod 10 5,
thompson Of Midland. Tex. for $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
SANDERS NECK BROKEN.
Fatal Result Of Friendly wrestling
Match.

Lake City. Fla. oct. a.-Jcsse Sanders.
colored. tho engineer a. an Ice factory
here had his neck broken while wrestling
with % oomrade to-day. The two were
sparrlng in q ring In the center OF which
was Of eight feet deep. The prize con-
test was Tor one 20 put the other IN the
nit. They both lost their balance az the
edge OF the pit, Sanders falling head
foremost. dragging tho other wrestler with
him. Sanders neck was snapped BY the
fall and he died instantly. There were
several spectators.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

Washington. oct. 2i.-Mai Gen Leonard
Wood. military governor Of Cuba. has ar
rived here from New York. where he ar
rived yesterday. This afternoon Gen
Wood called at the White House and had
conference with tho President. and Co.
night was there for a time making d
social call
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
Fourteen Were injured.

Chicago. Oct. 2i.-Fourteen persons were
hurt to-day. when . trailer on North
Shore electric train became detached from
the motor and crashed into o forward car.
which had come to stsndstiil. Tho
following were seriously injured Her
man Lutz. leg broken. Mrs. Ellen Par
sons both legs injured ana a deem cut IN
forehead. Herman Olsen. nose broken and
Injured on head Mise ~ Lundstren. arm
Nrokeu
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

New York. oct. 2i.-Dennis Horgan. the
Irish champion. shot putter. competed IN
the open shot putting contss, Of the ath-
letic meet OF the Star and 81. Bartholo-
mey Athletic Clubs to-day. ana established
a new American record for the event Of
q feet "a indhes. The former American
record was forty-scyeu feet made by @.
X Gray. al Chicago on Sept. i6. iss7. and
the worlds record j. g feet Z inches.
made by Hogan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

Founders and Organizers OF the Univer-
si,y."
The exercise viii continue tomorrow
Addresses will be- made by Chancellor
Fulton OF the University o. Mississippi.
and Senator sullivan Of Mississippi at the
morning session. aud an address will he
made by Prof. T.. r. Bernard d! Yerkes
Observatory a. uish.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

Kansas City. Oct 2.-Kansas City's
sixth annual horse show viii bega to-
morrow IN Convention Hall and run for
a week. Tomorrow the A l.. Sdllweli
stake Of 800 viii be awarded 70 the
four best saddle horses entered. Among
the entries IN his class Will be Thomas
W Lawson's mare. Gypsy Queen, pur-
chased recently at Versailles. Ky. FOR
a 900
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
WHEELER AND HOnsoN.
They Are In Atlanta as the Guests Of
That city.

Atlanta, OCT. 2i-Gen. Joe Wheeler ana
Lieut. r P. Hobson arrived here tonight
e. me guests OF the city. They were met
BY reception committee and escorted to
ao'el.
Tomorrow Gov Johnston Of Alabama
az his personal stan are expected TO ar
we The distinguished visitors will at
80 ne Southern Interstate Fair to-mor-
~ ana Demonstration has been ar
,,.'s'd u will be known % Confeie rate
''erans day. Gen. Whee.er will deliver
~ ADDRESS az the Auditorium, whore
.-'inal welcome Will be extended 10 him
-na other distinguished guests.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
BACK At OYSTER nay.
Roosevelt VIII spend Time Regain
ing Ills strength.

New York. Oct. 2i.-Gov. Roosevelt
spent to-day at his home at oyster Bay.
quietly resting from his Iahors after his
trip through the West. He received no
visitors at al. except Private Secretary
William J YounEs. who had a conference
with his chief IN the afternoon. The Gov
ernor did not so 20 church. and Mr..
Youngs explained the refusal TO see any
one. on the ground that every moment
that could be stolen from the campaign
must now be taken advantage OF IN order
TO save the candidates strength.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

Augusta. oct. 2l.-Jim seardsy. flag
man on the Central Railroad. after flag
cling across a street. attempted 70 step
on tho pilot 81 the engine and was knocked
down and one leg broken
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
TALLIs FELL TO HIs DEATH.
Newspaper Man Dropped From Third
story window.

Quincy. H.. Oct. 2i.-Joseph +. Tails
a newspaper man Of Tennessee. who
wrote under the name OF Ray Raymond
was killed by falling from third-story
window OF the Occidental Hotel The
presumption " he fell asleep on the win
dow slll. as the body was found IN the
hotel alley this morning arrnyed IN night
clothes and with the skull crushed IN He
was about 70 years Old and unmarried.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
AT HER HoME N DETROIT.
baroness Won I<ctteIer suffering
Prom Nervous ProstrntIon.

Detroit. Mieh. oct g.-Baroness Won
Kctteier tire widow OF the murdered Ger
man ambassador to China. arrived Ia De-
troit this afternoon and was driven TO the
residence OF her father. Henry B. Led
yard. president Of the Michigan Central
Railroad. No one was permitted 20 see
her.
When seen at his residence tonight
Mr. Ledyard said that the Baroness was
suffering from nervous prostration. but
stood the journey from Pckin 10 Detroit
as well as could have been expected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
nnneherry In Literature.

London. Oct 2l.-Lord Rosebery, the
Daily Chronicle announces. is about 70
publish volume entitled Napoleon.
The Last Phase" history OF the En-
psror during the closing years OF his lie
a. 81 Helena.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
NoveIIst nuchanan ParaIyzed.

London. oct. n.-Mr. Robert Buchanan
the novelist. has had cerehal hemor-
rhage. which was followed by paralysis
OF the right side and complete ,oss OF
s,eerh His condition Is very critical.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

Blackburn. Mo, oct 2i.-Mcnoah
Beamer. a pioneer MsSourion. died Al his
home here to-day. aged Sc He was a not
"a horseman ln his time ana once owned
"Blaxebury' and President wilkes"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
now m Is DONE N NEW YORK.
Policeman Charged With Aiding in
Robbery of Or. Jones

HnhhFrN Of UF. juice.
New York oct. I.-Andrew Cahill, a
policeman. was arraigned to-day on
charge Of being and accessory to the rob-
os,y OF Dr wylie $ Jones OF North
carolina he was held for examination.
The robbery took place Friday noon.
after the doctor had visited a saloon.
'-ectives learned that two men named
Donovan ard Healey were in the saloon
ana Donovan said he had given DR. Jones
watch 90 Oficer Cahil. The latter was
sted and SUSPENDED and a pawn
lf'fer Identified him as the man who
lii plwued Dr. Jones watch.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

London. oct 2i.--Next Thursday Lord
Rosebery viii sell bis racing stable. The
reason for this step u no, publicly known
Much regret Is expressed In the racing
world. where II ~ hoped that this aban-
comment Of the turf Is only temporary,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

t.ri.n. Oct. n.-count Won Bueiow win
CO., me foreign portfolio and the chan
pr',. " Ike the late Prince Bismarck.
a, ~. Hoheniohe Will spend some tir1e
r-,--..e..'n. Munich ard AuFslg He will
---L pass the winter In narlln
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22
COW WRECK A TRAIN.
Cars Thrown From the Track and
Two Men KILLED.

Altoona. Pa. oct. 2i-This afternoon a
locomotive and several cars were thrown
from the track near Howard. Center
county. on ths <Nld Eagle Railroad. by
running over a COW. The engineer. John
Foster. and his fireman. Daniel Snyder,
both Of Tyrone. were killed. William
weiser. a brakeman, was seriously In
jured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-22

River Report The hight OF the savan-
nan river al Augusta, AZ a. m. G5th
meridian timo. yesterday. was 81 feet
fail Of o.s foot during the presiding
tweuty-four hours
Observations taken ~ tho same moment
90 time AZ an stations. Oct g. 1900 3
y. m. 18th meridian time.