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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
SPORTING NEWS.
Sharkey Says He Is Confident
of Defeating Fitz.
He Tells How He viii Deal With
the Australian.
SAILOR is WEALTHY.
Though But a Young Fighter
is Worth $4,000.
Is Fitting Out Fine Home For
His Parents.
SAILOR is WEALTHY.

New York, March 16.-Tom Sharkey
the ex-sailor pugilist, is not reticent in
telling the manner in which he expects
to beat Fitzsimmons in their forthcom-
ing fight. He credits Bob with being
clever and a hard hitter and a man who
can give the best a. hard fight and then
he tells how, despite these qualifications
he will beat him. He says:
Il am shorter, more compactly built,
closer knit and much more heavily
muscled- I am stronger, more rugged
and certainly can take more punish
ment. 1 will go in and beat my man
without thinking of the cost to myself
In this battle with Fitzsimmons he
may resort to lOng-range fighting and
try to jan me with his left. That IS
just where live. I can get by his long
arms, even if I have to take a punch
to do it, and then at close quarters I
will get a wallop over on his jaw. If 1
land all right it will be all over with
Fitzsimmons. I will rush him and he
is too frail to stand it. In the rush his
long arms will go over my head or
around my neck and then I will right
and left to his body. He can't stand
many of the solid punches I can send
into him in this way and when in a
rally L find I have him a bit weaker
winded I can finish him with a jar on
the jaw"
SHARKEY WORTH sS5, 900.
Sharkey is rich man today by rea-
son of his economic living. This husky
fellow, who has followed the fighting
game for living but a few years, is
worth at least $4,000 now. Few fighters
of years and years. experience can
boast of the same wealth. Sharkey is
not a spendthrift and therefore cannot
be put in the category of so-called- good
fellows" He doesn't indulge in the
flowing bowl and to these two things
can be accredited his founding of his
bank roll"
According to his present intentions
and state of mind the gallant sailor
pugilist whom many believe to be the
greatest pugilist living today, is about
to start in as a proprietor of real estate
on a large scale. He has certainly de-
| veloped much shrewdness~ and sense in
| the past couple of years and while he
! has never shown a disposition to throw
| his thousands of dollars about promis-
4 cuously, he cannot in any way be con-
| sidered mean and close He lives well,
/ enjoys himself and is showing much
/ capability as a shrewd business man
and one who has realized that the gilt
1 ter of sporting life quickly fades when
| a mans finances run low.
It is only about two weeks ago that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
Pensions For Kansans.

Washington, March 16.-Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Additiona1-Albert TroeSter, Parsons, Sc
to IS; Andrew NJ. Russell, Valley Falls Sc.
Increase-Charles Dreyer, Kansas City,
IS to So. Joseph Van Horn, AtchisOn, Sc to
IS; Henry l. Weaver, Hutchinson. Sc to
SO; James Raynor, Barnes, IS to So; Lem
uel Gardiner, Soldier, Sc to IS; Robert o.
Swearingen, Phillipsburg, S. to s.: George
w. r. Ward, Menoken, Sc to 50; Theo-
dore Courtney, Banner, So to s24; Michael
Martin, Girard, Sc to so; John c. Lee, Ma
tiona1 Military home, Leavenwortn. IS to
SO; Horace c. Cure, National Military
home, Leavenworth, Sc to IS; William
Hickman, Junction City. Sc to s..
Reissue-Special March Hamilton W.
Goodykoontz, Chetopa, s..
War with Spain Original -Thomas
Richardson, Circleville, Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
sELEE LETS MEEKIN GO.
Boston Club Also Decides Not to Hold
Second Baseman O,Brien.

Boston, Mass, March 16.-Manager
Frank Selee of the Boston league club
has given Juet Meekin, pitcher, an I'M
conditional release. He also released
John O. Brien, second baseman. who was
obtained last year from st. John, N. S.
No reason is assigned for Meekin's re-
lease but it is understood generally that
he did not show enough life in his work
last fall to warrant his retention. O'Brien
did not come up to league qualifications.
President Soden was seen today regard
ing the reported placing of the new Amer
lean association clubs in the large east
ern cities. Il believe the movement will
be big success said he, but do not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
GARDNER MAKES CHARGES.
Says He Was Robbed of Decision in
McGovern Fight.

Wheeling, w Va, March 16--Oscar
Gardner made a public statement today.
He said he was robbed of the decision
during his fight with McGovern. He says
emphatically that a, matter of justice
he is now the champion lightweight
fighter of the world. He added:
Before we went into the ring the ref
cree notified US to do no holding on, and
that if either man attempted it he would
be disqualified. We had only been in the
ring a few seconds when the unfairness
anyone could have whipped me. landed
on McGovern and he went down and lay
would not count him out. He stood in
front of McGovern to enable him to get
his wind I saw then that it was another
Dixon casen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
M'eovERN DROPS A TITLE.
He Has Relinquished Bantam Weight
Championship to Daugherty.

New York, March 16-Terry McGovern.
H wh4 up to nd this tine has held both the
ships, has decided to relinquish the title
of bantam weight championship to Danny
Dougherty of Philadelphia. who recently
beat Steve Flanagan. McGovern says he
finds it difficult to make the bantam
weight and that he will find plenty to do
to defend the feather weight champion
ship. McGOvern wrested the titlesof BAN
tam weight champion from ''Pedlar''
Palmer last summer. DOugherty is Nc
Governs sparring partner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

think they will place another team in
New York" Manager Selee says the re-
port that the Worcester club of the East
ern league is to be sold to the new Amer
lean association and transferred to Wash
ington is nonsense. Selee owns a half in
terest in the Worcester club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

We have moved our office and yard
to 511 East Fifth street, on west side
Mo. p. depot, and we are still selling
Usage City Shaft coal for So. so per ton,
for spot cash, delivered. Can phone $50
and order your coal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16
GEO. N. NOBLE G co.

TOPEKA, : KANSAS.
Buy, Sell, and Manage Real Estate for
owners. Negotiate and collect mort
cages and bonds for Eastern investors.
Make settlements between Eastern
investors and Western debtors.
Thirty years experience in the West.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

Women love a clear, healthy com
plexion. Pure blood makes it Burdock
Blood Bitters makes pure blood
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

for sale, and yet President Young, of the
National League, had decided in favor of
the PhiIadelDhiaS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

tirely upon it's merit as digestive.
pure and simple; because there can
be no stomach trouble if the food is
promptly digested.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act en-
tirely upon the food eaten, digesting
it completely, SO that it can be assini-
lated into blood, nerve and tissue.
Every drop of blood, every bone,
nerve and tissue in the body can be
renewed in but one way, and that is
from wholesome food properly di-
gested. There is no other way. and
the idea that medicine in itself can
purify the blood, or supply new tissues
and strong nerves is ridiculous, and on
par with the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia
is a germ disease, or that other fa11acy,
that weak stomach which refuses to
digest food can be made to DO so, by irri-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

5000 grains of lean meat, eggs, oat-
meal or similar wholesome food.
Stuart's Tablets do not act upon
the bowels like after dinner pills and
cheap cathartics, which simply irri-
tate and inf1ame the intestines, with
out having any effect whatever in
curing indigestion.
IF the stomach can be rested and
assisted in the work of digestion it
will very soon recover it's normal
vigor, as no organ is so much abused
and overworked as the stomach. This
is the secret and the whole secret
of the remarkable success of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, remedy prac-
tically unknown a few years ago
and now the most widely sold of
any treatment for stomach weakness.
This success has been secured en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

tating and inf1aming the bowels by pills
and cathartics.
Stewards Dyspepsia Tablets dys-
pepsia, water brash, stomach, catarrh
of the stomach gas and bloating after
meals because they furnish the digestive
power, which is the one thing that weak
stomachs lack, and unless that lack is sup
Piled it is useless to attempt to assist it
by the use of ''tonics, pills" and cath
artics, which have absolutely no digestive
power and do not claim to have any.
The regular use of or two of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, after meals, will demon
strate their merit and efficiency better than
any other argument.
They are sold by druggists everywhere,
and a little booklet and cause and of
stomach troubles will be mailed free by adj
dressing F. A. STUART Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-16

This preparation is not wonder
full discovery nor yet a secret patent
medicine, neither is it claimed to cure
anything except dyspepsia, indiges-
ton and stomach troubles, with which
nine enths Of our nation are more or
less affected
The remedy is in the form of pleas
ant tasting tablets or 1ozenges con-
tanning vegetable and fruit essences,
pure aseptic pepsin Gree from animal
impurities Golden Seal and diastase
They are sold by druggists under the
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Many interesting experiments made
with these tablets show that they
possess remarkable digestive power,
one grain of the active principle in
one of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets be-
ing sufficient to thoroughly digest
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
LOCAL Personal.

Mr VIM. V. Goodnow Of Atlanta IS az
the PULASKI
Mrs WIN Vance OF Atlanta IS a guest
Of che Pulaski
Mr. T. J.. Cary Of Macon is a guest
of the Pulaski.
Mr 6 l. Norman Of Atlanta Is e.
guest Of the PulaskL
Mr.. q. l.. Season. Of Jones Island Is D.
guest Of tine Screvcu
Mr.. John = Pilcock OF Moultrle Is a
guest Of the Pulaski
Miss Blanche Ryan Of Hiucsvine g. "a
guest OF the Fuhski.
Mr. q. q. Parker % Mc1tac is rcris-
tered 81 the Pulaski
Mr. +. H. McGee OF Amcricus is q
guest Of the pulaski
MIR. r. r. Klein 81 Hilton Head s. "a
guest Of che 5crcyCn.
Mr.. J. W Mcintosh u Wclhorn e. reg
lstercd az the Screscn.
MIR H. l. Meldum Of Reldsville is rog-
.stcrcd al the scrcven
Mr. d. b. burden OF Graymont IS rex
.stcrcd at the Pulaski
Mr. Nom k BRYAN OF Charleston ls
registered az the Pulaski.
Mrs. C. H. Gibbs lcu via the Plan
System YESTERDAY Tor New York
Mr.. J. H. Puuis arrived from New
York yesterday on the Naeoochee
Nessrs G. W Parker ana l.. r. Lynn
Of Darien are guests OF The Pu1skl
Mr.. william r. Williams has been
slightly iudlzposed for day OF TWO
Mr.. J. w Moore Of Atlanta was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski yesterday.
Miss r. S Abrahams Returned FROM
New York yesterday on tbs Nacooch,e
Miss l. Gabbeu was q passenger vcs.
torday on thc Sacoochce f1r New York
Mr. L. Bloodworth. Jr.. arrived yes
torday from New YorA on the Nurooenes
Mr. Eugene Finkeuaur of Macon was
among the arrivals az the Pulaski yes-
tcfday.
Mr.. &. y. Dreshacld ~ Washington. loft
for Washington ycstcrdly via the Plant
System.
Mr. y. y. Arden % sa.Dsboro v,.
among the arrivals yesterday Nd M,
Scroveu.
Aicssrs J. C. Moore. W. r. Moore and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
shinnIng Nirmnrnnln

Fcruludlua. Fla. Dec. 3-Arrived
schooner Adelaide Randall Vicks. New
York
cleared bark Jennie Sweeney. Taylor.
Baltimore
Carrlbefe Fla. Dec 3.-Enterod. bark
Ashiow Osu Larkin. Para.
Key West Fla. Dec 3-Arrived
steamer Ma-eottc. White. Havana and
sailed tor Port Tampa. cutter McLaue.
Reynolds Miami
Charleston. Dec ARRIVED. steamers
CHrib Ingram. Boston. and proceeded 70
Brunswl,k. Algonquin. Plate. Jacksonville
and proceeded 90 New York: schooner
Charles c. Endlcott. Bailey fortv-eleht
hours from Norfolk
Cleared. steamer Chatburn CBD Wood
Barcelona
Sailed. steam yacht Roamer. Roamer
Florida
baltimore. Dec ARRIVED. steamer D.
II Miller. sayanuah
Port Tnmpa. Fla. Dec ARRIVED.
schooner Thomas Deunison. Havana.
Sailed. steamer Eureka. Thompson.
North Weymouth. Oiivct,e Smith. Ha-
vana. via Key West.
s.shtei Nov "a. schooner Henry Willard
latitude 1851 north. longitude no west
ny British steamer Ramlch. all wei.
Philadelphia Dec. ARRIVED. steamer
Berkshire Savannah.
Baltimore, Dee. 3.-Arrived. steamer
Itasca Savannah.
Manchester. Dec ARRIVED. steamer
Tresco, savannah.
St Mchaels. Dec l-sailed. steamer
Nelleda Pensacola
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
CRY BRE,ITIEs.

4 meeting OF the Board 81 Rond Com
u5.-sioners haa been called az the county
Court House yesterday morning. \ quo
rum of che members. however, was nor
.a 4ttendauae and 40 business was trans
acted Chairman GuFie Hourquin VIII
probably can another meeting for an early
date.
III. olvu docket was called for the as
fr.rt OF cases iu the superior Court
Yesterday morning ANA assignments made
ior trlaI upon various future days during
tle term s number ot eases, in when
tbe dicsreucos OF the parties have been
..ttlsd out % court. were 30 marked aud
q. missed.
A meeting 80 tho uadles Auxiliary viii
le h,lI ibis morning at 70 O'Clock IN the
room of thc Young Mon Christian As
....atior 4 urpe attendance OF the H.
as s desired as cher. win De- dis
.le..an az tbs arrangements for the an
nll Sew Years reception that Is given
che members Of the I. II. C. 4. by the
auxiliary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
HEconDEn.s MONDAY COURT.
The Scrnppers An Saturdays Eiec-
ton Tried and Sentenced.

The ~rFunpFFN an ~HAhFuhN = AahFN
ton Tried and Sentenced.
John Henry. colored. charged with the
n,ft OF clothes from AIen Alison. was
given a fearing before Recorder Hart
ridge yesterday. and was remanded 10 the
cas- court on the charge Of simple Tar
oeny.
Edna Herd the colorod woman charged
by Joseph McCord with the theft OF ST.
was also sent 70 the city Court
Ei. Campbell. ,olored. charged with
Highway robbery an account Of which
was published IN yesterday Morning
NeWs. WAS reminded to the super o.
Court
Frank Williams. tho negro boy accused
hy Joe Higgins with the theft Of a watch
several days ago. was sent 10 the city
Court
The Recorder also had before him the
mon arrested for rows IN the Nathnus-
Van Girseu conf est for MAGISTRATE Satur-
dly. owen stiles and James Hayward.
eo.or,d. were given sentences Of SO or M
teen dnys tach while " q. Lane and A..
j. clark. white. were given respectively
SIS or ten days and SIS or twenty days. The
cnsea OF Bob Levy and J. Levy, arrested
on similar charges. We're continued.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Passengers hy steamship Nacoochee.
Nea York Cor Savannah. Dec. 1-C. r.
Baker aud wif, j W Smith and wife.
Master y. 81 Hodges Mrs Hodges Mrs
y Strlfhers Mrs %. Ne.ll and son. Miss
NJ % Neu Mr.. O. NJ Hamlen. A. Van
Ripper ind wife Mrs Mansfield and daugh-
ter }. Allen. J "a Purvs j. o. WoodaI.
AIRS J. Harrison. c. G. Moore and wife.
Miss T.. s. Abraham~. Mrs Ch.lscy l..
Eloadworth. Jr, j. :. Ralue and wife, VI ss
l.. Gshpett II. Schneider and wife g. s.
Van. D. Davis. H. scNell Miss y ~.
Hooks Miss A Flowers Miss IS Barney.
g. NJ Morris l. schwartz. r Goetcaius.
A. reinng. J. p. MeQusdo. q. A. Roake.
q. Fiorson, g.. FARRELL Miss r. McGrau
vs. Rauson ~. Berger. L. Williams w
Maruan. J Loyclace. Mrs l. Taylor. Mrs.
o.. Mt-acn. Mrs y. Soloyitz A. Boylan.
Passengers arrived last night from Rol-
tlmorg on steamship Texas ~ r. shafsr.
Mrs Shafar J = Prtchard. r. STRAUSS.
J Strauss. joe Strauss ! strauss D. Nc
Kay. D. Bloom Miss Mary poLens. Miss
Mary stohJrt +. y Lens Miss Agsic
strauss.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
rLAN - STILL AFooT.
German Capitalists Way Manufac-
ture pine Products.

German Capitalists May Manufac-
turc Pine Products.
Investigations on behalf OF capitalists
OF Hamburg Germany. who are anxious
to invest ln "a plant for the manufacture
ln savannah Of products 81 the sap Of the
pine Tree. are SIN afoot a gentleman
said yesterday that no was not al liberty
TO disclose the names OF Savannahians
who are Also interested. but that thc prob
ability OF a large plant being established
D. becoming greater.
Interest lu this report was created some
time ago by its publication IN the Morn
.ug News IL b. said those who are busy
with tho plan are considering the opera
ton OF "a plant that would represent an
Investment 81 about Sc o.ooo. II j. pro
posed 10 manufacture Chemicals from ros-
iu
An iadustfs somewhat like that the
Germans seek 10 establish b. carried on
four miles from the city ON the line Of
the Central Railroad Pine tar chemicals
are made from rosiu dross. slabs and pine
tops. material that Is very cheap. that.
Boz fact can he had for the asking Ready
sale Tor the products can bee had ana IL
.s said the Industry Is a thriving one.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
OFFERINGS AT rraLIC San.
Valuable Property go Bc Bi.....,
Of Before Court Honse n,..e

Of Before Court House doom
The public sales OF lana 90
property before Tire door of t. ....
House Viii take place THIS uat..
ginning az u O'Clock There
ber Of attractive offerings lI..r
.nls issue OF tae Morr.ns N
good investments are possible
Auciiorcer Charles II D.rs.tt at -
twcnty-slx lots % land lu Joar-,.. .i
.n the eastern section Of o..
land lies east Of the Plant s..
~ way ana between Gordon .n ....
urgdon streets.
An undivided oue-four,h-.Ht.
Lamar Wharf, near tho foot W.
street one 81 The best known
wharf property m the city v
by sheriff Thomas J. SWt.uv
is under execution against tre .e
tho interest," which Is 90 b. SOFA
Edward } Whenu. o. the CU
viii sen az public outcry rho .
outnt 81 the Forest city Warn U.
pany. The properly cous.st- ~
plote plant for the mauuflrtur.
IRISH end cons ldcrahl~ stock -
materials.
Other desirable property Is .r
among the or rincf Tor TODAY
cent months fhe Court Hous. ss
been just TITLE slow. tlerr h. Il,
ut-le property offered and DO IS n. ...s
that to-day viii lu Hrurafo neu-r I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

The hearing upon the order for quick
solo OF the property leyicd ou ty virtue
OF tine attachment proceedings iuaugurat-
ca by ST. A. Connolly against the At-
lantic Contracting Company Benjamin u.
Greene. John p and Edward ~ Gaynor.
ha8 been assigned for thc city Court yes
terday No counsel appeared for NE de-
PENDANTS and au order was taken ucrmit-
tins them unUi Monday. pe fo. 90 are
pear ana show cause why the quick sale
should not take place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
Doll snow HIGGINS TODAY.
WIN Open rhi- Morning at
O'Clock at Arm"rS HAIL.

xxttt o,.u RMS Morning at -
,,..u
"'i""A ~
The Don SHOW 60 ?" gave" nS ~.
t-,,.t..l rtr.t. of klnes Daughter VIII
~. ,,.. ,,..~,i,., a N O'Clock .u the
'i'' t,n d. .v,...l..t
'aiih"m Nfii''Is ,,..,,..
that there w'l he many
dressed dolls entered. and "a scene OF "'"
Of, may Doe eapee ed ~ those Who attend
''-' .t.....t b, tss
-. reason
event ahd she i'a "'N'
to believe that th,ir show WIZ DE even
,,.sr.. .,,r..-sful imam taut which was
...
''.' ,.t ,...,,r5s, ana VIII
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
Mn. MAGNts nnowN nr,o.
Died suddenly ut the Home OF Nr.
Rrant Last Ninht.

Mr. Magnus Brown ~ Sew York.
suddenly a. o'clock Inst n.cH Phi.
nome Of his sou-in-law. Mr c4-s
urant. on MeDonough street, U ia
been IN so health for some yme lrI ..r.
south with his VIE IN the ho.e
rcivlng hcueft from change % .u..-.
he arrived mere day before ya s.
and although somewhat fatigue a.s
feeling as well as he had been q. H. n-
Some time. ZIP Co. a few mome#.s .-f..s
he died Heart disease was tho e4u. q
bis death
Sir Brown was 90 yfars oil. I .I..s.
besides his tao daughters u S4.li....
Mrs Brsnt and Mrs / Ni0far f-
daughters and "a son lu New 1ase
arrangements Tor che funeral a. nt
vet been completed The remains va
probably be- taken 20 New I1r, ICE
burial
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

W. * Franklin 81 Plant city died sat
urday AMI n,a a.3g was inferred at shiloh
Cemetery Sunday He aiol from fali
sustained .t-f Sion iay. lie was assisting
brick mason huild stove nuc The
nuo waH tr. .ed the mason had gone
down in sha house. QUO Franklin was MT
ting some shingles AROUND ths nue when.
by some means. d. f..l 10 ne ground. re-
ccivng injury tAnt caused bic death.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Pilot charts and an hydro.r. ..
nation will b. furnished mas.
sells free OF charge in Tu.teI
lropraphic office in Custom ID
tairs are requested 70 can 70.
Reports OF wrecks and der,..
for Transmission 70 the Na.
megt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

suwannec Democrat: Mrs J. 8.
poucher OF mis- county received "a
Dl.ck f5r $50 "a few DAYS ago
from the Bernard Richard Company.
Boston Alas- for having made she most
correct eue4s ou the number Of subscrIh-
crs that Grm would receive within given
time to fuc Brown Book of Boston" Of
which they are the Publishers The check
was caahed by the Live oak Bank.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
AZ ENcIrING ELECTION.
Houy Contested Justice Of the
Pence STAGE at NnHcross.


Waysross. Ca. Dec. 3-oue of tne most
exciting e.c-tious he'd iu this city this
year was the contest Tor Justice 81 the
peace Of tho igIst Gcarsln Militia dis
,rict The present eucumbcnt. James W.
Hiehsmith. was opposed by Lawyer ". >.
Hrauhlm
There wete 40 votes cost in the cleo
lion Highsmlth received 2oi aud Bran
ham 2I1 Highsmlth's majority, 90
For constable there were SIX entries as
follows. g.. M. Hishsmith. D N. Mathis,
rs u smith. D. rarucn " a Nc
Donald William Hsrr'nrton. The suc-
oesaful ones wero 9. 81. Highsmltn and
81 80 Mathis
Ciy clerk u T.. Bind reports 56- votes
registered for the city election. Ia 1859
there were si5
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

Land buyers and pro.pcctors o. Miami
are more rumcroaa this year ttan efsr
Iafors ttls carly Boo enc season. esHa .Iv
those Who ara blyns amos Tor erott par-
fsase. George Mac donald ot 'oe nat
Grove cold ESQ ter-aera trace saturday
faf thI- uafua- Th. uafo arrr. t.rs
DAVID Baker aui Har0a.i T.e-r
-.Htl. men pI. H.tHu.r... s.Fir.IH az
ofef .fa b. a0nr u.l trf
citrus .r.. $3.50 baN.r $50 erect cote
~ SO sr.t
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

The following circular OF the Mallory
Lines Of steamships will bc OF interest.
"Enee,ivc Dec. g. 1900 II. H. Raymond
Is appointed superintendent Of terminals
ana noatirr equipment. New York with
Office az Dc Burning slip. Mr.. RaymouFs
instructions 90 employees will be respected
ana obeycd c. ~. Mallory & Co. gen
eraI agents" The Morning News has had
notice of MIR Raymond's promotion. lie
has been general Southern agent a.
Brunswick
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

"a. T.. Moore Of Groye.aud are guests OF
the Screven.
Mr. W O. Heus.ng was AMONG the pas
seagers OF the Plant syssem yesterday
Con Sew York
Mr j. Schwarz was among the pas
ree-s o. the Plant system yesterday
ilr Montgomery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


steamship Texas. Ellrldgc Baltimore. L
J J Caroinu Agent
steamship Armenia OBJ. Scarf. Las
lnlnas - H. Minis q Co
Bark Ailue uaD. Giacomo. Goole.-Mas-
ter.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
4 MONSTER METEOR.

TnllahasscRnS Thought 10 Was an
Earthquake.
Tallahassee, Fla. Dec AIT 1880 last
right bright light dashed across the
northwestern sky. This was followed with
Boo three minutes by two reports as q
there were explosions. greatly iarring the
earth The Incident was the talk OF tie
city this mofr.ug and the general opin-
Ion was that there had been an earth
Quake. hut scientific people assert % was
meteor ard IL struck the earth within a
{. ~ miles % Tallahassee.