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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 20.-The Demo-
cratic members of the two Houses of
the Legislature met in Joint session at
8 o'clock this afternoon and by vote
Of "a to 2 ratified the former proceed
ings by which William Goebel was de-
clared Governor and J. c. w. Beckham
Lieutenant Governor. and through
which Beckham, since the death of
Governor Goebel, claims title to the
Office of Governor The Republican
members of the Legislature remained
away from the joint session this after
noon. having decided in caucus not
to attend.
The Senate had adopted the resolu.
tons yesterday and the House today
and the adoption Of them by the joint
assembly, from the Democratic stand.
point, puts the finishing touches to It's
action on the contests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06
PACIFIC CABLE ENDANGERED.

The New Zealand Herald says "The
subject of cable communication has
lately come again to the surface, and
to the surprise Of everyone the Aus
tralian colonies, after agreeing to the
Pacific cable scheme, are showing a
suspicious willingness to succumb to
the Establishments of the Eastern Ex-
tension Telegraph Company concern
ing its Cape cable proposal"
A history of the original proposals OF
the Eastern Extension Co. is given by
the Herald, followed by this statement
of its new proposal:
The company now offers to con-
struct the Cape Australian cable with
out any guarantee or subsidy whatever,
and at the same time to reduce Its rates
from As Cd word to As" The Herald
says the colonies have received moth
ing from the company to be grateful
for. They have paid 1t 100000 in
subsidies, and 1t has charged them
enormously for their kilograms. The
paper concludes that ut is to the inter-
ests of the colonies that nothing should
be done to jeopardise the Pacific cable
scheme"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06

LODGE LIE PROGRESS DE
L'OCEANIE,
No. 124, A. G A s. Rite.
stated meetings on the last Mon
~ of each month. in its hall, Masonic
1SADls.
G. M. WHITE, w. NJ.
Il r. FRIEL Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06
LOCAL and GENERAL.

olpucuih tohi5ht'
A full line of harness and saddlery
at the p. v and s. Co.
American Messenger Service, Ma
sonic Temple. Tel. 444.
Britishers were jubilant on the arri-
val of the news last night.
The schooner Annie M. Campbell
sailed in ballast for Sound Sunday.
George Haffner, jeweler, has moved
to Vineyard street near the Queen ho-
tel.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Pop
ular House. 154 Fort street, from $l.O0
per week up.
The Nuuanu water supply has not
shown any Improvement as yet from
the late rains.
Livery and boarding stables have
been established by the Club Stables at
Long Branch, Waikiki.
George Houghtailing was found gull
ty, two Jurors dissenting, of selling
liquor without license.
Waikiki Inn. Pleasant rooms, fine
bathing, excellent table and service.
Henry N. Almy, manager.
WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
Cards, Enclosing. -
Two or three new corporations at
Hilo have had their articles Of asso-
citation returned by the Interior De-
partment for irregularities in form.
The Orpheum Orchestra gave most
pleasing concert during dinner at the
~ r,fA ngt ,tv,s tpl,
made the excellent dinner doubly en-
joyable.
First Lieutenant G. II. Munton, 18th
Infantry, who was in Honolulu in '9S
died while returning from the Philip
pines in the Hancock. He became in
sane from work in the excessive heat.
Manager c. G. Ballentyne says
Rapid Transit electric cars will be run
ming at the end Of the year. The vehi-
Giles will be 81 and SO feet long, with
motors at both ends. and have a seat
ing capacity of 32 persons.
The San Francisco Call says that
Hiram Bingham, Jr. has been given
President Wheeler's classes in Greek
Institutions" at the University of Cali
fornia during President Wheeler's alb
sence. This is marked honor.
Commencing tomorrow, Wednesday
morning, Miss Killean will inaugu-
rate q sale of hats for one week only
at prices never heard of before in Ho-
nolulu. Just look at her ad on page 8
and be convinced of this. Ribbons also
at bedrock prices.
1.-The Hawaiian Scenic Calendar" for
1900, published only by the Golden
Rule Bazaar, 316 Fort street. Ia q beau
.iful work Of art. It ecupses all pre-
vious efforts u this line. aud nothing
would be more appropriate It this time
than to mail one of these t. the 'olks
at home" Prizes 80 cents.
The United Chinese Society acknow-
leges the receipt of the following dona-
lions to its funds for the relief Of the
sufferers by the plague since the last
published acknowledgements: II.
Hackfeld & Co, $500; w. G. Irwin &
Co, $500; Claus Spreckels & Co., $500;
Alexander e Baldwin, $500; Castle &
Cooke, $500; Sing Chong. Company,
81 900.
The ship Henry Willard called off
port for orders Sunday, and was sent
to Hllo to load sugar. She was forty
days from Tientsin, China, having left
New York last July. On the way here
the boatswain died Of typhoid fever
and was buried at sea. Captain Quick
had the misfortune of losing his wife
by death when seventy days from New
York, leaving a young child in his
| care on hoard shin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06
PER 8. 8. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed q full line of grapes,
plums. peaches. apples. Bartlett pears
oranges. lemons, celery. cabbage, csS-
liflower. cranberries. burbank 40 -,
potatoes, dates. salmon floundery, Saii.
but, crabs. eastern and California oyv-
ters Tin tin and SHELF turkeys. cnick.
ems, ducks. quail. chestnuts. A full
line of canned goods. CAMARINOS
REFRIGERATOR.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06
q. SHEAHAN, Adjutant.
THE WAVERLY CLUB.

Wsverly Block, Bethel street. Stan
nard magazines and periodicals; IL
1rary; billiard. pool and card tables
~ free use OF members. Arrange
nznts for transient visitors. Entrance
- 0l.aJ, monthly dues 81. Open from
. 4 N. to IL p. m.
A. v. GEAR, President.
eAn(HS T. COPELAND. Recording Sec.
IkkUN D. 6ORIMGEOUR, Fin. Seo'y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06

kUUANU CHAPTER ROSE
CROIX,
No. 1 "A. & A. s. r.
nssts the first Thursday in each
sasath, at Masonic Temple. Sojourn-
~ and visiting brothers cordially in
1sssl to attend all meetings
w. NJ, FRANK B. AUERBACH.
gkhAN B. SCRIMGEOUR, Secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Key west. ria, Dec. &--Arrived.
steamer Masootte. White. Port Tampa
and sailed for Havana.
Charleston. Dec. &.-Arrived, steamer
Daventry CBn. Wilson. Hamburg; steam
Yacht NadA. New York. bound for Sa-
yannah: Naptha yacht Gypsey, Florida.
bound Atlantic City.
saiied-sicamer George W. Clyde. Chi
chester, New York via Wilmington.
St Michaels. Dec I.-Arrived. steamer
immaccoiata, Hamburg for Charleston.
Antwerp. Dec. z-Arrived. steamer
Clematis, savannah; Henrietta H.. Pensa-
cola.
Barietona. Dec 23-Arrived. steamer
Cunaxa. savannah
baltimore. Dec. 2.-Arrivod, schooner
j. s. Hoskins. Jacksonville.
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 2S-Arrived.
steamers Berkshire. savannah: Mile Il.
nohannan. savannah; schooners John
Rose Savannah: John G. schmldt. Sa-
Vannah.
Phiiadelphia, Dec. ss--Arrived at will
mlngton. Del. schooner John ii. May.
Jacksonville.
Fcrnandiha. Fla. Dec. 2s--Arrived.
philadelphia: schooner r. i. White.
Look. Quarantine. Cuba.
Cloared-schooncr Thomas G.. Smith.
somcrs. Philadelphia.
sailesl-Bark Alkaline CBr). Leblanc.
Rio de Janciro.
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec &.-Cleared,
schooner Agnes r. Manson, Babbitt,
Perth Amhoy. ~. ].
Nassau. N. r. Dee. 2s.-The schooner
James G.. Beach DANES q. BeecherD
went ashore on Grand Bahama island,
Dec. 2. wreckers are assisting her.
pensacoia. Fla. Dec. &.-Arrivcd,
steamships Dora tGerl. Paulsen. 81. Vim
cent. Artnmore CBr) Steer. London. bark
u.-ivytg GER. Gebuker. Hamburg.
sailsd-steamship Lowlands (Br). Thorn
as Ceitc: Madrileno (span). Luzarraga.
Liverpool
Mort TAMPA. Fla. Dec. 2s.-Arrived.
steamship David Mainland. Freeman,
barcelona.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Jacksonville, correspondence Morning
News Dee. 2s.-Chas. l.. Buoki. the saw
mill Florida and New York ex-million-
nire, had his innings. or outings. perhaps.
ar Judge Bakers court yesterday. aEainA;
philip Brown. his valet, whom he charged
with stealing certain liquors. aA Of the
value OF 81 60 and Brown had his innings
to-day. Brown was greatly chagrined AZ
she withdrawal OF the charges as he pre-
ferred a trial TO show his Innocence. He
soon after had Mr.. Bucki arrested for
false Imprisonment and the preliminary
trial was had before Justice A o. Wright
The case attracted much attention. a.
Airs Buckl and lady friend were on
hand as was also Howard Mcsherry. a
New Jersey lawyer. who represents Bucki.
M G. Jordan appeared for Brown
Judge Wright finally discharged Buck
End he went or with his party feeling
pleased Bucki was now willing 30 dror
tho entire matter but Brown had not
had his much sOught-for revenge yet. and
he persisted in seeking Il. He had hi.
lawyer begin suit aeniust Mr.. Bucki and
his New Jersey lawyer. Mesherry FOR
$1,000 damages Ia the declaration Boz
declares that tho defendants assaulted
ana beat the plaintiff. gave him into the
custody OF a policeman ond caused him
20 Be Imprisoned IN o police Office etc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
Father Returned After twenty-five
Years.

A story. With romantic tinge. Il BE-
sng told OF a former sumter county citi-
rem. who twenty-nve years ago left his
family. consisting OF a wife and several
small chtidre~ At their home Ia that
county. and since his departure has never
been heard fron. unail he turned up IN
Americus. The SIX small children had m
thas time grown 90 woman and manhood.
and acme OF them are now married and
have children OF their own. one Of whom
a dauWhter-resides Ia Americas. The
father who deserted his babies long year.
$50. came. back Christmas day. and forth
with sought out his children 20 make par
ia amends for bis neglect Of the past
quarter Ok century. These twenty -nve
years have not apparently. been spent IN
-satn by the father. IN regard TO ancunu-
latina worldly goods snug sum OF
guoney was left this happy daughter a. a
Christmas present. and tbs other i've emil
dren will fare the same. when the rather
finds them. The long years that the hus-
hand has been away were spent IN Flor
ia where h.. lived and worked. long
LOOKING forward. perhaps. 20 his return TO
old sumter-and his family.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

CoTTON-savannah to Boston 49,
ewt.' sSc 70 New York. per cwt.. 90 ~
Fhlhuelphia. per hale. 81: RaItimore I,
FOREIGN DlRECT-Brcmen. 40r 10
eip"oi foe; Hamburg. lsc; Genoa "a
barcelona. 55c Manchester. 4Oc. Havrs
i.ei antwerp 4oc; Reval, zoe: Rotterdam
Gc. Trieste. Sc
lNDIREcT-Liverpool. ssasse. Ham
burg, iec: Gothenburg. s3c
LuMBER-By sail-FreiEhts s,eadv. A.,
nai'inore ana eastward, $40 10 S.75 per
VI. Including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-Savannah %
baltimore, s.; 10 p. r. r. or Il ana n
docks, $50. 10 Philadelphia. Is 80 me-.
cwt q pounds 70 fooO. 10 New yorL
$50 per NJ, N.25 to dock. llrhterea -
Boston. $50 ="
NAVAL SroREs-The market IA arm
medium size vessels Rosln--C-ork for a.
ders. Is Sd per barrel OF $40 pounds ara
3 per cent. primage. Spirits ls "a ner N,
gallons gross. and 8 per cent. prinage
Large vessels. Iosin. IS. spirits a IA
steam lie per 100 pounds on rosln. alLc
on spirits. savannah 10 Boston. ana a..
On rosin and isc on spirits to New YORK
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Lard steady. Western steamed. sT.25. re-
ined Arm: continent. no; South Ameri-
can. SEQ. compound. 57k26c.
Pork duh.
Butter steady: creamery. l7goSc: fac
tory. iiizdi6c.
Cheese Arm; fancy large fall made.
ii.dlii4c, fancy small. fall made. ils40
i2c.
Eggs quiet: state and Pennsylvania.
24a25c; Western. isa22izc.
Potatoes quiet: Jersey. si.o0ai s7is: New
York. N.z5ai. e2iz: Long Island. Sl5oai75.
Jersey sweets. n.Tsg2.7a
Tallow quiet.
Petroleum irm.
Rosin steady
Turpentiue quiet. ssasssso
Rice firm.
Molasses steady.
Cabbage quiet.
Freights 60 Liverpool duh
Sugar-Stsady: fair refining. sTle: cen
'rfuEal. s6-test. 4}sc; molasses sugar. So.
refined quiet
Coffee-spot Rio steady: No. : invoice.
sisc: mild. market quiet. Cordova si4O
iSi.c.
Coffee futures opened firm. with prices
TO Is points higher and ruled quiet, but
very steady throughout the session on
covering, foreign buying. scarcity OF sell
ers nrmness IN European markets, inn
provemsnt in spot demand smaller crop
movement In Brazil. increase in the
American warehouse movement and est
mates for smaller sl@ments for the
Unitsd States. Closed lady. with prices
10 70 Is points higher Total sales $50
bags. including December. s. 50: January.
=. 500 SIS; March. ISIS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
MAJ. RIVALS IN AUGUSTA.
Arranging for n Fair ExhtbIt-Other
News at Augusta.

Arranging for Fair Exhtbit-Other
News at Augusta.
Augusta. Dec. 2S-Maj G. ~ Ryals OF
Savannah spent to-day In Augusta. inter
viesins prominent manufacturers and az
rieGltarisss In the interest OF exhibits az
the State Fair at Savannah. lie ex-
presses himself gratifled at the ,ourage-
ment he has met and feels sure that Au-
gusta wiH be IN Nine with comprehensive
textile and agricultural exhibits
AT the election for justices OF the peace
in the new districts OF Augusta. p. W.
Wall was elected IN the Six Hundredth
District. lie has been served with a no
tice OF contest by G. W. Stalnecker. set
ting forth that said election Is nun and
Void and OF no effect. because same was
not held at the place OF holding Justice
courts for the said district. and thas said
election was not superintendent by
three freeholders for said district
that intend taking testimony al 1880
O'Clock :. m. on the 5ist day OF December
1900, at the office OF r. T. Bennett. J. r..
for the Three Hundred and Nlnety-elghth
district. G. NJ"
We'll says the election was held else
where than In Magistrate Siaineker's Of
fee az hts own request. He said his Office
was not large eneush. and Judge Eve Sc
cured n vacant store four doors above
The Governor issued Walrs commission
Dec. 9 and the law requires notice OF con-
test 20 be filed with the Governor IN ave
days after issue OF commission. II Is not
known here whether this was done or not
MIR. Burton Smith OF Atlanta. and Nj
T. l.. Ingraham, tax representative OF
the Bell Telephone Company. spent to-day
In Augusta IN consultation with Judge
W. F. Eve. commissioner Of roads and
revenues OF Richmond county, aud
Mes-rs. Boykin Wright and Henry Cohen.
attorneys. concerning the back taxes due
by the telephone company in this county
proposition OF compromise was made BY
Mr. Smith and his client and counter
offer was made by Commissioner Eve
and his lawyers. Ten days for further
consideration was granted. aud the mat.
ter Is stili pending.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.

Continued from Ninth Page)
H1Dns-Msrke, nrm. dry flint. lsssc:
dry salt. ll4s. green sailed. &C.
woOf.-Nouina!. prime Georgia. free
OF SAND burs and black wool. isc: black.
lfc: bury. ioc. Wax, &c. tallow. she.
Deer skins. 2oc.
Dried and Evaporated Fruits.
s-Evaporated. sa.a7c: sun drlel
5isasc.
hectares, ioc.
g 75 loose. 5o-pouDd boxes. SIC pound
PEACHES vaporated. peeled. iTikc:
| unpeeled Sa.dsc.
PEARS Evaporated SIC.
Hardware aud Building Supplies.
LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
cericnt-Alabama and Georgia lime In
fair demand and sell az 70 cents a barrel;
speciai calcined plaster. 800 per barrel
hair lq5c. ROsedale cement, 81 3oll Is :
carload lots. special. Portland cement. re-
tail. & 25 carload lots. S2cOf2ao.
LUMBER. r O. y. VESSELS. sAVAN-
NAH Minimum. yard sizes. $40 5o9ii.oo.
car sius. So 5odi30o; dinicult sizes. flAoo
alSo0. ship stock sis.odis.0o: sawn ties
s. o0qs50. hcwn ties. 55d3sc.
Z
nal iJatec. West Virginia black. sdl7c
lard Sc. neatsfoot. egq70c: machinery. l6
d2hc. linsred OIL raw. 49,; boiled. TSifc,
kerosene prime white. i3c; water w....s,
i3c. Pratts astral. i4c: deodoriEed stove
gasoline drums, liiac. empty oil barrels
| delivered. s5c
sHoT-Drop, $50: B. B. and large. si75.
chilled. no
IRON Market very steady. sweie. 5,se.
NAllS-Cut f22o base. wire. 1870 base.
BARRED WTRE-s3s0 per 100 pounds.
GUNPOwDER- keg Austin crack
shot 800. half kegs. s2.25. quarter kegs.
Sl--o' champion ducking quarter kegs.
s-.-o' Dupont and Hazard suloksless. half
Kegs Nl.s5. quarter kegs ss6. i-pound.
canlsteF. 800 less u per cent: Trois-
corr smokeless powder l-pound cans. 81:
io-pound cans. So pound
Cotton BRgEinE aud Ties.
BAGGlNG-Market nrm: jute. ~
pound. SIC. large lots size: small lots
--p01na I'sc: sea island baEginH. i2ifc.
MS standard. +5-ponnd. arrow. large
io1s. $50. small lots. se
Fruits and Mats.
APPLEs-Northern variety. a 5o1a4 A
ORANGEsS-(Fla.). S25Oqs 20.
bANANAS-tlcsai % bunch.
LEMONS Market steady. AZ pD
NpA+N IS-A.uo per 100
fhJ y Hs-toc 70 Cos ioc; SOS 20 Goa ~.
rs 10 los' lc' Jos to sos. SIC: SOS to Cos. g.
% TO zoos. she ~ ~
FEANJTs-Ampie stock. fair d.r,.nd
nlarSet hrm; fancy hand pioked VIZ
slnia' per pound. SIC: hand-plcke.a VIZ.
blnla, extras, 80; ". G. seed peanut. A.
NJ IS-Aimonds. Torragona- lie. T,,,.,.
loc' "alnuts. French. i2c. Sanles ,slls
pec"ns' I4c' brazis. i2c: ilberts ia. -
i2iac. un" eoAes'
macon Hams and Lard.
bACoN-Market hrm: D. S. c n ala.
&C. u. 5. Bellies. SIC CEas,.rn, -.
Svtu'hs 70 average size: D s bell,cs ~
y" eStefh)' smoked c. X. sides. SIC.
hAMs-sugar cured, ii,sal2i,e.
LARD-Pure. Ia tierces a.. 4, "a
pDu''as uns and so-pound tubs ST..
eoinp % IN tierces. SC. 60-pound tins
and so-pound tubs. 6i.c. '''''
MISCELLANEOUS.
fIssh-Mackerel half-barrcis No
y. No ? 81; No. ., s. rs: ki,s. No. / a "a
no. 2 $40; No ;. Sc. codesh
pound bricks. &c; 2-pound bricks uA.
smoked herring per box. iTqiar o,,.ch
nefrlns' IN kegs. H.iO; new mullsts. baI,.
sfRUP-Market quiet: Georria ana
florlda syrup buying at 2sq2as s.,ltns
at aNs1c' sugar house at f0eii5e
hoNbN-Fsir demand. strained a., 49,.
rels 55aeoc gallon ~ O"i-
High wines basis q y
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Billoch Times: Two buaEiee drove up
20 Rev. T. r. McMiren's sunday in which
were Mr.. Glen Bland ana Nils Matte
Sooes and M John A. Jones and Miss
1see Bland. They asked 10 be married. a.
they were paired on and Rev. MrMillen
united them with one ceremony. II was
reported that the boys made trade. one
saying. I'm give YOU my sister FOR
yours" But while Mr.. Glen Bland. Mr.
alike Bands son. and Miss Lee Bland
are brother aud sister. Mr. John A. Jones
O. ar. Bryant Jones son and Miss Mat
lie MIR John Jones daughter on the
same day Mr. Paul NowsoEae. hr. James
Newsosn~'a son and Miss Eve Miller were
married BY Rev. W. O. Darsey AZ the
home OF the bride. near NH Ray.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
GRAIN. PRovIsIoNs. etc.

New York. Dec 2S-Flour steaA,.-
with wheat. but not more active. a. buv.
ers SIN lack confidence.
Rye Hour arm; fair 10 good. A. Sos3a X.
choice TO fair, Dl5a35o.
cornmeal quiet
Rye dun No. Western. Sc 4 o h
ahoat ="
Barley nominal. barley malt dun
Wheat-spos firm: No. . red ne. an
lions opened easy owing 10 continued hear.
ish sentiment on the government report
nut quickly rallied on covering ana -,
malned strong for the balance ~ tho
day. Demand was prompted hy adverse
Argentine cables. higher cables cr,.or,
buying and fair clearances. Cloeea arm
at Anhc net advance. January closed
1Ae; March. 7sisc: May. 10: December
71isc.
Corn-spot steady: No 2 ssikc: oo,lons
market opened steady and held Arm ali
day on moderate receipts. fair Clearance
nrm cables. poor grading and the strenyfb
IN wheat. Closed firm and partlv u nss,
higher January closed 5sse; Nav. ssc
December. f5isc.
Oats-spot steady; No ?. sc: ops,ons
neglected hut firmly held.
Beef steady.
Cut meats dull.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER?

Sold under guarantee at following stores;
Rowiinskrs. Jones. Masonic Temple
Knights. W. =. Reds. Marlows cleve-
lands. Donnelly'a. and ". a. Pigman@s
Savannah. Ca.
L1PPMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca. ana
W. r. REID, Savannah. Ca. Distributors.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
VESSELS IN roRT.


Steamships.
csrperby CBr). i.s44 tons( Thomas. ldg for
Bremen-Wflder & Co
Cycle OBr). 22z7 tons. Long; ldE for Bre-
men-Strachan a CO.
Olaf Kyrre (Nor1. 1885 tons. Folssn. idg
for Bremen.-W. ". Wilson.
L,ise GER. 2oso tons McKown ldg. for
Bremen a. r. Churchill.
Lynalder CBr). 2.os7 tons. waring. ldg
for Liverpool or Bremen.-A. +.
Churchill
Pydna OBr). 1.s5s cons. Crossley. idg. for
LAverpool-A. y. Churchill
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
Rarks.

Aviemore (Sor). iO43 tons. sorensen: idg.
n. s-Chr G. Dahl 4 Co.
Atsiiio Dapelo UtaD. SO tons. Bartolotto
ldg n s-Strachan A. co.
Fristad CSor). ai5 tons. Jacobsen "a. n,
s.-Chr. G.. Dahl a. Co
Kotka (Norl So tons. Erlksen: ldg n. 8.
Chr. G.. Dahl a co.
Letizia UtaD. CO. tons, Leboffe; ldg. n. ..
-Strachan e. Co.
Monarch (swed). s23 tons. Anderson: idg
n. s.-Master.
Monte Allegro NJ. OtaD. COS tons. Fideie
IA. q. s.-Strachan 3 CO.
Nova Scotia CNorl. ITO tons. Halvorsen
ldg n. s--Chr. @. Dahl 4 CO.
Paragon tNorj. Ts tons. Busch: ldg. n. 8.
Chr. G. Dahl a Co.
Paola Madre QtaD. los tons. Schiafiinoi
60 ID lumber .-Strachan g. co.
Ringhorn CNor). $50 tons. Knudsen; ldg
n. s.-Chr. @. Dahl & Co.
Union (,Sor). SIS tons Aaronsen: ldg. n.
s.-Walter Coney.
Veronica GsD. Loea tons. Shaw: log, lum-
ber-Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Per Norwegian bark Friatad for Cars
ton Dock-5.ssi barrels rosiu, s2o.Sios1-
Cargo by $. p. Shotter Co.
Per schooner ST. Crox for Tanamo
Bay. Cuba-s0 bundles wooden tank ma
tcrlai. tii0: six barrels hoop iron. and :
barrels Tugs. 1855 fee, yellow nine lum-
Der, s., ~. s5.--Cargo various.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

John Christian. who was captured run
ning an Illicit disullery ia Elbert county
Saturday. says that this Is the twenty
fourth tine that he has been brought be-
fere the United States Court for the zane
offense. Re says he VIII plead guilty. pay
hts fine and so back 20 diatillinz again,
Or. rather. resume control. as his wife Is
Tunning the AMIR while he y away.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Might FIJI the BmL-Lady: wan, a
dog that will look terribly fierce. but
won't ever bite.
peaier (mcditatively); I gue,s you'd
better get an iron one. mum.-New York
Weekly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

Cant. Kimhle. steamer Iroquois. at
Charleston. reports Dec. y, latitude 1ll.
north longitude 1880. west. passed
schooner Laura NJ. Hunt from Boston
hound for Brunswick. Lat. 3o0S north,
ioraituBc ISIS west. passed four-masted
schooner displaying signals X. .. N b.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS or THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Father Returned 40 vi. Family AZ
ser Twenty-nve Years Absence-A
Double wedding at statesboro.
valet at Jacksonville.
BuHoch Times: Mr.. J. W oun mas put
up 1000 quarts Of syrup IN quart bottles
that viii retail for = cents each The
syrup Is particularly hne.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29

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