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Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Wants Aid for India's starving.

Chicago. April 10.-A letter received
by the Chicago India famine relief
committee from Lady Curzon, wife of
the viceroy. George Curzon, assured
the committee that funds sent would
be thankfully received. Lady CurZon
was Mary Letter. She did not seek
to conceal the fact that the conditions
existing in India are appalling.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
New Cases of Smallpox Reported.

Springfield. Ills, April 1O.-Five new
cases of smallpox are reported TO the
state board of health from PollOnia
Hardin county. two of them being seri-
Gus. Since the 1St of March there
have been twenty-Seven cases at this
place. with one death. Several new
cases of smallpox are also reported
from New Grand Chain
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
well-Known Farmer Disappears.i-

Coleman, n well-known farmer. disap-
peared from his home Feb. and ev-
cry effort was made to locate him
without result. Sunday Mrs. George
Ross, a medium, was consulted and
stated that Coleman had been drowned
and designated the spot where the
body could be found Search was made
and the body found. Coleman had be-
come entangled in seine he was
using.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Four Killed.

Corunna, Spain, April 1O.-While n
priest was administering the last sac
rament to dying young man in the
presence of his relatives. near here,
the floor of the room collapsed and
the dying man and four other persons
were killed. Fourteen were injured.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
River SIN RIsinE.

Austin, Texas. April 10.--Reports
from Fayette county, show the water
in the Colorado river continues to
rise. The lower part of the town Of
Lagrange is inundated. 1t was ~
mCred the town of Lebanon, Bee
county. was swept by tornado this
morning and wrecked. Owing to
the lack of a communication. nothing
definite can De learned.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
He MUST PAY HIS TAX
New York Man Who Owns MORT
cages in This State Loses
a Law Suit.
HAS TO PAY THE TAX IN ILLINOIS

Regardle ess of the Fact That He Also Pays
Personal Tax I'm New YOrk-GOvernor
Tanner Arrives at Home in Improved
HeaIth-Farmer Starts to Town with y
Load of Hay and Loses 1t by Fire, the
Result of Friction.
Springfield, Ills, April 10.-In the
United States circuit court yesterday
Judge Allen. in the case of Phineas
w. Hudson, of New York city, against
the tax collector of Douglass county,
Illinois, refused to grant Hudson'S Pc
tition to make permanent temporary
injunction granted by Judge KohlSaat,
in the United States circuit court ar
Chicago, restraining the collector of
Douglass county from attaching mort
cages held by Hudson in Douglass
county for non-payment of taxes on
the Same. Hudson holds mortgages III
that county aggregating $4,000, and
refused to pay taxes on the same,
holding that he was Il citizen of New
York city and paid personal taxes in
New York, and asked that the Doug
lass county collector be enjoined from
attaching mortgages in that county for
his refusal to pay taxes. Judge Al
len held that the case was one for the
state courts to settle, and not the fed
eral courts.
Doctor Says He Is Much Improved.
Springfield. Ills. April 10.-Gover-
nor Tanner arrived here yesterday.
The weather was bad, and the streets
We're filed with clouds of dust driven
by 4 cold wind. As he stepped from
the car he was greeted by his son, J.
Mack Tanner, and Il number of polit-
ical friends and state officers. His
wife and DR.. L. c. Taylor were next
to alight. The governor looks better,
and, telling his friends how much bet
ter he felt and how glad he was to be
home, he walked unaSSiSted to his car
riage, a block away.
Gov. Tanner Is at Home.
DR.. Taylor stated that the governors
condition. is much improved. He may
be 4 trifie tired, for he has been out
every day the last ten days, and. if
anything, he has OverdOne it. He may
feel the effect of the change in wealth
er, but not seriously. There is abso-
lrtely no truth in the report sent out
from Palm Beach that he is not going
to live six months because he has
tuberculosis" said DR.. Taylor. There
is not Il symptom. not one. of any such
trouble. The correspondent ut Jack
sonville made the story out of whole
cloth
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
out for the Congressional Run.

Springfield, Ills, April 1O.-Hon
Thomas Z. Williams, of Louisville,
Clay county, the minority representa-
tive from the Forty-secOnd senatorial
district, announces himself n candi-
date for the Republican nomination to
congress in the Twentieth district.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10

Do not leave home on a journey
without q bottle of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t is almost certain to be
needed and cannot be procured while
you are on board the cars or steam
ship 1t is pleasant, safe and relia'
BILE. For sale by all druggists
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Death Mt a RAILWAY Crossing.

Lacrosse, Wis. April 10.-An east
bound Milwaukee stock train struck a
buggy Sunday evening at Bangor. near
here. killing Annie Arenz and breaking
the legs. arms and collar-bone of James
Merlo. 1t is feared he cannot live. A
third occupant of the vehicle jumped
and escaped death
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Kinsnrdt Formally Reannexed.

Carnarvon. Cape Colony. April 10
EinSardt was formally reanneXed to
Cape Colony April I. amid the cheers
Of the assembled troops. \ large num-
ber of insurgent colonists. including
many Of their leaders. are now impris-
oncd here. Colonel Drury's column.
Including the West Australians and
Canadian mounted rifles and artillery,
left here Sunday for De Aar-
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
ToWNE HAS AN AMBITION.
He Would Run for Vice President on the
Bryan Ticket.

Minneapolis. Mimi, April 1O.-The
Journal says: ''Ex- Representative
Towne, of Duluth. is a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for vice
president Judge Caldwell, of the
United States circuit court, has de-
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Examination of Mine EMPLOYEES.

Springfield, Ills. April 1O.-The state
mining board will conduct an exami-
nation at the state house today for
certificates as mine managers, mine
examiners and hOisting engineers. The
class Y. III number about thirty.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Has a New Line to Frisco.

Chicago. April 10.-The Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe announced yes
terday the completion of its new line
into San Francisco. the company now
having its own rails from Chicago 10
San Francisco.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Gov. Tanner Is at Home.
FARMER HAS VERY BAD LUCK.
His Load of Hay Burns, Catching Fir
from n Case of Friction.

Carlyle, Ills, April 1O.-JOseph
Schaffer a farmer living a few miles
from town, started to drive to Carlyle
with big load of hay. His hay frame
was equipped in the usual manner
with iron tenders over the wagon
wheels. The heavy load depressed one
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
E1-Pre.id mt DeIiver. . Lecture.

Princeton. " J.. April 10.-Ex-
President Grover Cleveland delivered
the first of his two lectures on The
Independence OF the Executive" in
Alexander hall last might before a
large and enthusiastic audience
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Death of n Young Judge.

Lincoln, Ills, April 1O.-County
Judge Emil c. MOOs died Sunday from
infiammatOry rheumatism. He was
born in this city and was 80 years old
He was elected as county Judge in
1898. A widow and one child survive
him.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Commodore Mayo Dead.

Washington. April 1O-Commo-
dore William K. Mayo. u. s. N. re-
tired. died at his home in this city
last night, aged To-
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
hotel Mar Goes to His Rest.

HillsbOro. Ills, April 1O.-Joseph +.
Pollard, proprietor of the City Hotel.
of this city, and one of the most prom
inent men of Montgomery county, dice
yesterday of paralysis.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10

able latitude In the matter IN order
that an oppOrtune time may be chosen
to secure practical results in the house.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10
Gataere Has a Narrow Escape.

The Bloemfontein correspondent of
The Daily Mail. telegraphing Sunday.
says: The air is thick with rumors of
large forces of Beers to the southward,
but there is no positive official informa-
ton on the subject. On the other hand,
the railway is said TO be well guarded"
The Bloemfontein correspondent of
The Times. telcgraphinR Sunday. says:
Two captured Beers agree that only
fifty men remained unwounded out of
the whole British column captured at
Reddersburg. General Gatacre and his
staff were fired on from enclosures
while they temporarily occupied Red
derSbUrg. Considerable movements of
troops have occurred here with the OBJ
ject Of preventing Il surprise"
Rock Island Argus., 1900-04-10

CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLEMAN.
DrIgaGes anu divisions appearing and
disappearing at brief intervals. No
specific accounts OF such movements
are permitted. Some remOunts were
fired on yesterday on the railway.
while they We're on the way here from
the south. The enemy are reported to
be In considerable numbers to the
southeast of the line. The Beers are
also apparently feeling their way fire.
quently to the west of the line. \ par
ty has been thrown forward and has
reoccupied the laager at PHardeberg.
probably to search for buried arms aud
ammunition"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Domestic Tranquility Threatened hs
Antc-Beiium whtskry and "a Flock
of nuufT

Washington Letter in New York Post
Tile Interview published iu the Even
ing Post the other day o. the improved
appliances Of the Government Tor proc
t,cunE Itself against irterual-revenus
frauds. such as Secretary Bristow hnd o.
cope with. recalls 20 another o.d revenue
officer some changes since Bristow time
quite outside 81 legal and official routine.
Everything in the days OF Grants nd
mini zion was very much simpler th'u
now said De 90 your correspondent TO-
day we Young men had 10 40 some l.v o.
running about. Tho dlstllierics were uo.
30 conveniently concentrated near the
railroad centres as now and even in pos.
u,ous ucirhhorhoods tho scenes % much
of our work could b. reached only ON
horseback or by carriage. one pari OF
tuc district over which ] presided cone
tanned group OF dlstlnsrs' ard re-t-
hers establishments within radius g.
ION or twelve miles Of village ou "a raiI.
road 20 shall not identify the state OF tl.
road further tnau 10 Say that hoth have
since become famous iu politics aui bust
ness though then extremely primitive.
tud ! bought a horse AMI busy aud q.
rans,d with "A sNerymau in me village
90 take charge of them for mo When
was about ca make visitation I would
travel from my city hcadqunriers 60 the
village by train. nave the iNcrNmau hitcn
mo ana drive IN Whichcver direstiou !
wanted 60 so.
- thau never forget one such tfip D
Trade. which came very near iuterferInl
lrttmanrutly with my domestic peIee
It3d driven about dozen miles 20 tH.
| iietIltrN - an age1 buIe hmau who hIl
] some SIMPLE. oid-fashione1 MOTIONS of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
shipping Memoranda.

Key West Fla Nov 1i-Arrived
steamer Nueces. New York. and sailed
Tor Galveston. Ouvctte smith Havana
and sailed Tor Port Tampa Miami. De
ono. Miami and sailed Tor Havana: de-
stroyer Vixen. Norfolk Yacht Adele Mil
New York. and sailed for Puerto Cortez
Fernaudln1. fla. nov H-Clcaroi
schooner Richard +. e. Hartley Falker
New York
Sailed. schooner Eva r. Douglass. Baltl-
more Perth Amboy
Charleston Nov. H-CIeared. schooner
Standard. Godfrey New York
Sailed. schooner Navarine. Dix. Now
York tug Protector. Igo. Barcacoa VITA
barge Maria Dolores Bonneau IN tow
Arrived. steamer George " clyde
Chichester. Boston via New York pro
c,eded Jacksonville
Philadelphia. Nov 4-Arrived. steame,
a T. Sherman. Savannah. oscar g.
Schmidt. Savannah.
Sailed. steamer Aueghany. savannah
HaVre Nov. Arrived. steamer En-
press. Savannah for Rotterdam: i&th
Thornley,. Savannah for Bremen.
Hamburg Nov. i2-ArriveJ, steamer
Norma. Galveston aud Pensacola Via 81
Mchaels.
Port Tampa. Fla. Nov. i3.-soned
steamer s T. Morgan. Anthony. Eliza.
bcthgort
Arrived. steamer Mascottc. white
Havana. via Key West.
Port Tampa. Fla. Nov. H.-Arrvcd. tur
Dauntless with schooner b. Frank
NcaIcy Cardenas.
jacksonville. Fla. Nov 1l-Entered
steamer Westoycr, John. Philadelphia.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
lInr ,,nninnn No. Nnmed.


From fhr Youth companion
IL I4 NOT always easy 10 name a baby
,ra to name state or territory IL OBJ
,i.u.Iv a serious master. The tate Gen.
j. Vs. Denver. for whom The chief city
90 Colorado b. called. always insisted that
f. ra.a Che name 20 Montana.
econ Denver WIS intimate with Steph-
"a A pour us." writes e. NJ Clevenger.
urn was formerly the Generals connien-
.lI clerk "At one Of tne.r meetings.
ls 1. told the story Douglas brought
out 70 map of the West. saying that he in-
tended to Introduce q bin 60 form some
new territories and wanted Denver to
suggest appropriate names.
Colorado was the nrst one mention
a. q have already applied chat to this
one satd Douglas. pointing on the map
fo what BE- uoW the state Of Colorado. !
want % name Tor territory ] am going
to mark out up here IN the mountains
Denver lfe in the West and his SER
vice In the Mexican war had made him
familiar with many spanish words. and
he remarked WHY not call q Mon,nn1'
what doee that mean
"u,nver replied that Il meant noun
famous country BY way Of assuring
himself poaElas called 90 his wife. re-
psated the question and received the
SEINE answer General IT. just tac
word. said Douglas. J shall adopt Il %
The btu did not pass al that time. In
deed Montana was not organized as q
territory until 1854 three years after the
death 81 Douglas But the name was
given 20 % in due time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
The Rac-. at Aaucduct.

Sew York Nov. lf-Thrse outsiders and
three second choices divided the card a.
Aqueluct To-day one favorite after am
other going down in quick succession. II
was a disastrous 4ay for the players.
Summarize
First Race-About seven furlouEs Bias
tI, 90 to J. won. with Trumpet 60 o
and even. second aud Imp. 3 60 J. third.
Time 81 -5 --5
SECOND Rlce-F1ve flrlongs Oricnta, s
.o D. wen. with Annie Thompson. 60 :
and sveu second aHi Mestha. even,
third Time l.0l 3-5
Third Rtcc-Ous mile and seventy
yards Toluca. 20 g. won. with Double
Dummy. 60 O. second. and Tension % 90
3. third Time .p IS.
Fourth RAce-One mile and sixteenth.
Philippine. TO 9 won. with knight 81 tho
Garter to 20. and out. second, and Sir
Fitzhueh 70 to !. third. Time 80 Is.
Fifth Race-Sevcn furlonEs Queen Car
uiyal. 20 l. won with The Puritan. Co
ana even. second and Bihonaire. Co
T. third. Time ] 20 i-5.
sixth Eace-Due mile and seventy
yards Maple o. 90 J. won. with Mon
mouth Boy to ] and 9 TO 2 second and
Give-and- Take. 90 ]. third. Time l.i9 2-5.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Albany Herald Final preparations Tor
the Hay Day Carnival ana stree, Fair.
which opens next wednesday morning.
are go.ng on actively this week. and the
big three days en- ertainmcut VIII open
up with much sc'ot The big parade
which Is 90 open The carnival viii begin
between % O'Clock and noon Wednesday.
ana viii be- au imposing sight There will
b. "a largo number ~ neats and decorate
carriages Boo thn parade. and all ~ them
VIII d. Interesting some cd th. cuter-
tanners who viii give free performance
during thc f,ir have already reached Tho
city. and others w!ii prohab.. arrive this
week The erection of hop. hs and street
stands viii hardly begin later than
Monday Tine fair i- clo-c at hand. AMI
all OF us are beelruIne to realize that =
is going Go be a big fhue.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
rronnic uIn, 1rausc rnlr.

Tampa T.ue Tho orange ar project
seems 90 hlV, m 20 with bot Props or
yesterday afternoon. There are r,u who
are willing 10 pa, up money 90 run the
fhing. hut rore are known who lIc viii
fuc 10 put up the reees slrE tmo to gn
with IT, Unless there are .ome 70 nF
taken whereby aomc gentleman can p.
iudussd 20 take thc management of tl,
business 30 seems likely tla. the prai I
Will take the share OF its nam AXE tnl
r3l AWAY This proposition was given
very favorable con Liberation since 30 was
nrst proIosed anI all have agreed that
the orange fair would be- "a great thins.
They have even gone 90 Ear as q agree
20 pIi up the money. but the time is now
the missing OBJECT Ia the compile .oa OF
IN. .--.-un..-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

son ~ Mr. j. T Haskius, W,l-konwu
ciuzen Of Campbell county. died from the
effects 81 blood poisoning last W,du.s
day night. caused in peculiar manner
The young man had been blowing an orr
binary French harp until hls uuier in
bad become sore and iuhams4. BEING ad-
dicted 20 the habit OF cigarette smokns
be continued 10 smoke while the llp wa
IN this condition. aui lt was the opinion
Of the attending physicians that The niro-
tine or other poison from tine Cigarette
came ln contact with the sore ou DO. Do
and thus produced the fatal result Tn.
sufferings % the youth We're terrible ami
has head and faoe were swollen beyond
recognition. Opiate- bad Co he admins
tered freely TO al.ay che horrible agony De
suffered
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
killing the Reputation.

ST. Petersburg sub Peninsula. Immature
and unoo.orc1 oranges continue to be- sent
10 the northern markets from Florida, and
permanent injury TO the reputation Of the
states incomrara bic golden apple. 10 D.
o. Pc dapl9red that growers cgnnot wait
q few weeks ourer 10 place heir fruit.
and insart @ good market and permanent
demand u the practice o. wholesale
shipment q Florida oranges n an unripe
state continues this fruit VIII lose its de-
served name a. the best orange In the
world. No locality IN the word can pro
duce the equal OF the Florida orange in
as fully maiured state. but when unripe
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Cincinnati. Nov. u-Rcsults AZ New
port.
FIRST Race-six and half furlongs.
Horseshoe Tobacco. 90 ]. won. with
Lake Fouso. to j second. and Brulare.
to third Tmc .em,
second Racc-FIvc and q half furlonEs.
Prma 8 90 d won with School Tor
Scandal Is 20 s. second and barbara NJ.
to 8 Third Time i.fSi..
Third Race-ouc mile and sixteenth
sauber. 90 g won with Etholin. 3 90
second and Bcaua, TO @ third Time
lsi77..
Fourth Racc-Fivo furlones Scvoy. 10
won. with Master Mariner 3 Go = sec-
ord. and Earl Fonso. % 60 T. third Time
Ice
FIRM Race-s.N urlonFs Ethel Wheat
10 Z won with puefsf. o. 20 second,
and Jim Wuu lO 80 third Time l.lf
sixth Racr-Ore mile and seventy
yards Lot Bower 90 i0 won with IT.
&c. D. Co g. SECOND. and slgueuay u TO
e third Time 81.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
tcontlnued from Nln,h rare1

February. 8 Soc
Butter arm. creamery. l6dac. state
dairy. isG2ic
Cheese steady; large fancy, io'.c. small
do. lie.
EEgs firm; state and Pennsylvania. o.
aye. Western regular packing. o1a14r
Potatoes quiet; Jerseys. slOe4I.51i4
New York. Sl25ni.f2i.. Long Island. 81 o.
al 70. Jersey sweets. $4,000
Peanuts quiet. fancy handpickcd 4aQ
&c. Other domestic. &C..
Cabbagcs quiet; Long Island per 100
81 51u225.
Freights to Liverpool quiet. cotton by
steam. g5c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Foreign Exports.

Per British steamship Thirdly FOR
Barcelona-4.5s2 bales cotton S2l7.i37 900
barrels rosin. S3.cS- s.2s9 pieces pitch pine
lumber. RIO Cargo various.
Per British steamship Ratho for
Bremen .249 bales cotton. $500 753: 20
bags sea island cotton. S1l.532. va tons
phosphate rock. g27l55. 1870 barrels rosln.
s. ~ Cargo various
Per Norwegian bark Colin Archer for
London.--3.5s7 casks turpeniine s7l. e07.-
cargo by James Fsrie. Jr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

one Of the foremost applicants Tor the
position o. state librarian is Mrs " r.
Atkinson. wife OF the former Governor
She called ou Gov. Caudisr several days
ago ana asked that the Governor appoint
her The Governor would not promise
Mrs Atkinson the place no D. conceded
that Judge y. l.. Hutchins of Lawrence
vlle 4 close friend 90 the Governor. viii
be- the next librarian. He mad, 8ppiica-
iion fully six months aFo. nld % i- now
stated that the Governor has decided ufou
him as the next man. In fact. IL IS the
talk az the Capitol that Judge Hutc hln-
will succeed Librarian Brown Wh1re
term expires in Sept mhcr, lsu. Specu.a-
tion as 10 Mr. Browns successor has
ceased.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

cash qu0i1ti0ns were az follows' TIour
duH ana easy. No spring wheta. 6s1
.2-. SO red ~, 05f,c. No. corn. 3gi.
a9efse. No. yellow 39a.a3eisc oats. No.
white. 25isr. No. 3 white 23t4W27iac. No.
rye tqc, fair 20 choice mailing barley g
09. SO FAX seed. SITS. No. ] North.
western. Si79. prime timothy seed. 4i0A
ta1. mess pork. per barrel $40 57ta ai0 n
lard. per Jon pounds S7Ni4n710. short
ribs sidcs Ooosel 81 erd7l0. dry saltet
shoulders CboNcD N61i .95.75. short clear
sides Ooxen S665u675. whisky, basis @!
high wines. N.Z5
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

IT has becn remarked that Lorl Sails
bury must feel quite at home al bis cab
met meetings Tor To making zap his new
cabinet Poe has provided fcr four mcm5 r.
Of bis family Lord seibornr FIRST lord OF
the admiralty Lord Salisbury only
son-In-iaw. and Arthur Halfour first "a
OF the treasury. and Gerald Balfour pres
liert Of che Board 81 Trade. are bis rerh-
eNs Isord Eaifour ~ Burdel. secretary
for Scotland. D. their cousin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY
~ TWO STATES

Albany Getting Ready for Her Hay
nay FRir-Warm Campaign in Coz
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 B~ state IL
Frost at oriando-De~r Caught
with Hook and Line-othrr
Florida News.
Tom E.herdEe Wae bot hy negro
named Auc o.s ar lIl ldax station. u..r
Macon Saturday nIEht ana the Young
man may IIf The father of tho wounded
man has offered go reward for tne CAPE
turc of Anchors Tho nHero is about y
years old. ana is copper eolorel Bio b.
rather stout
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

steamship Thirdly WD. whuedeld
Barcelona.
steamship Edward r. Avery. Hawley
New York
Schooner J. II Parker Hammond
Brunswick. in tow tug Jacob Paulsen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Prof Frederick Starr. the well-knowu
anthropolorist az the University OF Chi
cago hos received silver medal from
queen Nuhdmiua 81 Holland This
award 90 honor has been given as an
aeknowlc i-meut Of fire collection Of
huets ana pictures secured hy Prof starr
as the result OF his studies among the
Mexican Indians. and sent by him to the
national scientific aud artistic collection
Of Holland
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

New York Nov. Il-Cottonseed oil
steady with a continued fair inquiry Tor
tho more remote positions. Prime crude
barrels. D. nominal; prime summer yel-
low 33'su2ic. or summer yellow. 32,sc.
prime winter yellow. 3sanc. prime white
s7ugsc. prime meal 81 3D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
NERVOUS S Sa'HAaT an: an.

For years he has confined bis practice of COM
plants IN and and the uniformity Of Dis has
won for him worldwide fame Mn who have lost yohs
made strong and whole again by this thoroughly consi
ona treatment Of Dr. Hathaway No medicine with
temporary tonic effect you, you need which
VIII 70 the foundation OF trouble and wipe mentally
nerYously and physically.
All forms Of Chronic Diseases, including varoocele Structure
Blood Poisoning kidney and Urinary Complaints, etc. arr
cured by Dr.. Hathavay's system Ct treatment
lie viii be glad 70 have you write him call free
consultation examination and advice lie win free post
paid 10 plain wrapper his "a page bookaIarnes Vyo
Heah-to anyone who suffers any ehronie
disease weakness.
a. o. once Hours to u m to s ana Z
tos p. m. Sundays 10 m. to ? m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Chicago. Nov l5.-Wheat declined to-
day on weak cables small clearances. and
weak -four reports. December closing 10
under yesterday. Corn closed &c higher
and oats a shade lower Provisions al
the close were 2i4G5e improved
The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

French navy estimates for 1901 ere
SO 2s6.ec2 francs. an increase OF 1880 .5s7
francs The larger portion Of the outlay
will be devoted 10 naval construction. TO
the defenses % the ports ana 90 the per
sonnet The constitution OF the squadrons
viii not differ greatly from the present
organization.