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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
COTTON INSURANCE. QUESTION.
Marine Rates Found Less From Ss-
Vannnh Than From New Orleans.

Il appears after a complete invcs'ira d n
That there has been a misiken idea
a. 10 discrimination against sa-
vaunlh in favor az Se~ orleans IN rate
81 marine insurance IL appears thar the
rates on thc same CLASSES of tramp steam
ers from New orleans are from ous-siS-
tecnth To- ore-oishth ncr cent higher than
they arc from savannah.
The situation has been misunderstood
by Some of the cotton men here. The
statement th8t there Is discrimin ttion
against savannah iu rates 81 marine iu-
surance is frequently hcafd on the Bay.
some qualify this statement hy saying
that the better rates are due 60 tho dtrfcf
lines between Ncw orleans ard Europe.
while others quahfy 30 with the sta,e
meut that the advantage comes, not from
the discrimination exercised ny iusurau'
compauie4. but from the fac. tina Wi h
deeper water in tho harbor u New or
leans deeper and better ships will
higher average rating az lloyds, trade
from that port However. this may be
tho statement Is made constantly.
The question of discrimination BE- e.
fectually disposed u by a statement
from Mr. ~ Weber. chairman 81 the
TRANSPORTATION Committee % the s.
NAuuNN A.affNN Exchange TICK w.
state" d. said chat inquiry ir tho
proper quarters has ELECTED theirf1rmati N
that cotton shipped form New orleans by
the same class OF tramp steamers a. trade
from this port has 60 pay one sixteenth
10 one-eirhth per cent higher rat Tor
marine Insurance than cotton shipped
from savannah"
Mr. Weber said that this difference.
which was due 10 the fact that the yoya .
from New orleans was longer and NOR
hazardous than that from savannah.
was constant and that % applied 20 every
class 81 tramp steamers. Rates OF marine
Insurance depend upon the ships rating
an t.loyds and this rating 8 what g. meant
when tho word class" s. used Mr..
Weber explained that % ship loaded on
one voyage az New orleans and on the
next voyage a. savannah. the insurance
rate on the first voyage would 10 from
one-siNteeuth 60 onc-eighth per cent.
HIGHER than on tho second.
Tho difference iu favor % Savannah.
computed iu cents lnsteld OF per Gems.
i from three Co SIX cents a ra.e TINT
casts very different light On The subie
thon that which has hoen recently shed by
deductions from statements by the mem
beers OF tho Savannah Cotton Exchange.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31

The successful bidder wins bargain.
Two beautiful now Singer pianos. latest.
styles. mahogany cases. upright will be
sold Al porsctrs al II O'Clock. Novem-
her the SIN. TO the highest bidder. These
pianos are sold regular IN music stores
at ss-apa
Singer pianos are guaranteed hy the
manufacturers Tor the same length 81
time that all hrst-class pianos ore. can
and examine these beautiful pianos and
bring your expert Judge with you. ana
you viii De- delighted with their tone guar
antpe. aud their style.
They viii ho sold 10 Dorsctt's Congress
street. near whitaker. TO the highest bid
der. az m o'clock November the Sih. and
Won VIII not have q chance in many a
day 90 ge, as good bargains as you will
az that auction.
The celebrated Knahe makers OF the
first grade Of pianos eNtant buy and sell
tao singer pianos. and so with the leading
manufactures 81 the United Stltes.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
PAY ron rHE OFFICERS.
Members of the Court-mRrtiai Were
Not Kept waiting.

Members of the Court-mRrtini Were
Not Kept waiting.
The officers Of tho general court-mar-
tlai that tried Corporal r. $ Harris Of the
Republican Blues and two colored sol
a.ers in savannah some weeks ago have
received their pay from the state for
thenr services. Il Is a matter Of surprise
that the pay came 80 speedily. as it Is
usually che ca Sc that certain amount Of
red tape has TO b. run on, causing no lit
tlc delay.
The Judge advocate Mr. David c. Bar
row. received fun pay OF s. for each SEES
sion tuf the court hut the other officers
agreed TO accept onc-half that sum in
view OF the inquiry having required so
much more time than was expected. The
cost OF the court was between $500 and
SEQ
The findings 81 the court have not been
made public Cotpl Harris has hearl
nothing. ucr has either u the two colorei
soldiers who were tried Cop Harris is
evnecting . telegram from his counsel
Senator J. Ferris Cam. announcing the
finding a. soon as It can De given out
capt Cam expected 20 he given a hear
ing before the Governor IN the event OF
the court having found unfavorably for
bis client.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
AscHInEp TO soormING srRrr.
FnthcT Fc"l~ AEEricvcd nj ENpIana-
ton of ais Chid's Death.

j. v Bennett 81 No 5S Margaret street
callri 90 tho Morning News office Iast
night lie lost his infant child last sun
day and be- feels aegr.cved at the pub
iishcd statement which b. in accord. how
ever. with tHe physicians death csrtia-
cate. that bis child died from the effects
of opium poisoning
Mr. Bennett slys that the l1te one was
token no Sunday morning and that De- and
n.d Wifi. administered doses OF "a certain
soothing syrup which o. certainly SUN
'ienty wcll known. and which was given
DOB accordance with thc directions. Later
100 The day pr Corbin was called IN and
si.ll latter the child died pr. Corbin said
.hHt death WAS due to opium poisoning
rcsuitue from the doses Of soothing
syrup given the infant
Thut he should thus be charged with
oven partial responsibility for his chnd's
death if OF course. 90 blow FOR Mr. Bennett
90 endure He says be doesn't believe
that the soothing syrup was responsible
ana he has determined 90 have an tho
medicines those given hv Dr Corhin as
well ls the syrup. analysed hs compc-
tent chemist
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
TONIGHT All HALLOWEEN.
season 90 Pleasant Games, Mirth
aud Good Fellowship.

-U-.. All ff.H.s..a.s. ta~rs
N..'' "l'h 'h'ukn'a 'i merry game jolly
nrtnE and supersuuous customs, the
mon. .r,e-,rtire ia thtt they hove the
..,.....,.... 80 .,.,i..,,.,,. ana tb. ssr~,io,,
'' iA' ages IT "'N"' VIZ"
srri cs. ~ capriciour tnt on the Who.c,
i.FopItious nature. are supposed 20 be-
..tr .a 90 ,,gt,..
A'h "F "i'i i"a' H'o"'' ''
What tho holly and mistctoe are 90
chr! nas ana tHe liiF tp Easter is thc
arp.e a. All Halloween. symbol Of the
season ana the chie' object 81 interest To-
many uf the games that are peculiar 10
the night
one of these game The most popular
and uy flr the best known, De- that Of
bahb.ur for tho apple large tub Of wa
Ter b placed in tb. c,uf,r 90 the room and
au nrpie preferably th" largest and
r..a....f f.nf a4Ft ta found 7. Hfllaff.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
WILL FIGnT on Nov. -.
shorty jenkins Agreed Upon n Ref
cree for Hnnion aud Corcornn.

H""'''
cree for Hnni"n aud '"rc"r""'
Tommy Corcoran ~ Savannah and Jack
tt..,t.,, ~ pbl,deiphia win night al Tho
~ ma. ,-,.,.4 ,tty
i"'"'' f' 49,
hat the Austral Athletic cub would
b.,yo ~. house ON Nov. a. the other date
,,, ,..,,t TIM, Ga rovy beire
80 ,..,,,.,
arranged the pfihcii'is j" VIM" WIZ ~
announced within the next day or two.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
stnhr MhiIc Non Mnrk.

Through one % the ten free scholarships
in The International Correspondence
schools Of Scranton. Pa. which the Mo n
ing News viii present TO you II YOU secure
one OF the ten largest numbers Of vote.
by Nov. 60. 1870 you can keep on elrning
a living al your present work and az The
same time. by study at home In tims
usually devoted 60 recreation or rect. M
yourself Tor professional position al a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win.
ners OF this contest. ty dcvoting your nj.
tcntlou 10 collecting Voting Colp,ns and
keeping at g. No one has a better chanc.
than YOU Get every vote sou can. and
have all your friends save theirs for YOU.
See the window display OF text books
ana drawing outfits 90 be- given away 81
thc Morning Ncws IN It's educational con.
test. at Chas Marks shoe store. Il
BrouEht5n street west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
PARENTS MEEr TONIGHT.
VIII Discuss Afternoon school ses-
sions ~ Lyons HnIi.

sions at Lyons Halt
Parents and ciiizeus who desire To pro-
test against the afternoon session held 5y
two o. the grammar ssnools. viii meet
tonight az SD O'Clock in Lyons HAL
a. Brourhton and Whinker streets
jus, what action will boz token .ss not
known but 10 S. presumed that 10 Will
be made clear that those who attend
are not satisfied with thc present con-
ditlon Of affairs
a communication from Superintendent
Otis Ashmore. 81 tho public schools will
te read THIS deals with the situation
az b, now stands and shows the various
steps that led up 60 g. from t1e partial
destruction 81 Chatham Academy ny IRE
80 the present Mr Ashmore Offers this
a. Information. believing shat any 800 at
tendance upon the meeting not mEv ld-
vlsed Of the facts should have them bee
fore him before criticizirE or coudemulug
Several wcll-knowu citizens have slguei
not definitely mapped out but they pIr-
pose seeing v discussion may NOT re-
suit in the accomplishment OF some good
and the discoutluuauce Of afternoon ses-
s,bous. Some % them have spoken and
had published their reasons for objection
60 the afternoon schools. and they boz
hevc they are such as 30 impel those in
authority 20 employ every EFFORT so have
the system revert 60 the normal plan Of
morning sessions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
QUIETLY wEDDED AZ uonE.
Marriage of Wr. Charles =. wtchrs
aud Miss Rosaii~ Shaner.


a pretty home wedding took place last
night az tho home OF the brides parents
pr and Mrs o. r. Shancr. when Mt
Charles # wlehrs and Miss Rosaie sh1f-
Ter were quietly married The ceremony
was performed 81 the parlors Of th" resi-
dencc hy Rev Osrood i. Cook pastor OF
Greece Methodist Church
Tho bride was dalnuly EoUned in silk
mule. trimmed with satin ribbon and
lace The par.ors had been preuiy de-
GRATED for tn. occasion with palms and
trailing smilax. and amid these surround
ings the young couple were united. There
was no wedding journey Mr. and Mrs
Wichrs viii reside for the present 40 The
residence Of pr shaner. toi Wald1urg
street west
Both bride and groom are well known
to- Savannah The bride is tho youngest
daughter Of Dr. and Nirs. ShaGcr Mr.
Wichrs IS connected with the mechanical
department 81 the sea'oard Air Line.
Their popularity was in part aftcstci bv
the number OF wedding presents OF which
they were the recipients
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
rmE VETERANS WILL ASSIST.
wnn Give Daughters of Coincidence
IN Oyster Roast at Tybce.


m oyster Roast at Tybee.
Tho Confederate Veterans Association
hcld largely attended meeting az Con
feisratc Hiu aat might Tine meeting
hnd been called primarily. for the pur-
pose of con ldering what part should Boz
played by tho veterans iu the entertain
menJ OF the delegates aud other visitors
Too the convention OF the Georgia Division
OF Daughter OF tnc Coufodertcy
% wAa determined tnat the veterans
should rive tbe paurhtera au oyster roast
tt TyHre. oa thc lNcruoon 81 Friday.
Nos. @ which i- tho yoneIu diuE day Of
iIe convention Tho convention viii
uijouru during the morning and tho oyster
roast ut TWICE VIII Doe the concluding
feature Of the series OF entertainments
dot VIII bee rendered tho Daughters In
Savannah.
The following committee was appoint
80 - look after this feature ~ the en-.
tcrtninment capt NJ T. tfsina chair
mln. Veteran r. ~. Thcus. d. a Rcms-
hart 4. Is. Wilson. aud james u Snei-
don. They viii arrange for the train upon
which the "trip Co Tyaoc will be made and
have entire charge Of the excursion
The veterans further determined 20 as
sist BOO receiving tho dc'csltes upon their
arrival .n tho city The committee named
to take charge OF thl. part 81 the work
consists ~ cant John u Dillon. chair
man, Veterans g. Luic.n Iones Pope
Barrow. 81 J. Solomous l.. Gourdin
Young j. vs.. McinVre. J. p. Kouook and
Iamcs Leonard The chair Of this com
mittcc was instructed 20 communicate
with Capt 4 D. McIaws. commaudant
Of Francis $ Barlow Camp. a. S G.. ~.
lul Invite che cooperation ~ the Sons %
N'sHFH H#. saa ...aF.
ant duty or receiving the city's guests
The Sons % Veterans VIII hold "a meet
INK Tonight when this question viii he
considered ar course thc Invitation 20
assist viii De- gladly and heartily ac-
copied.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
AGAINST THE INCOME TAX.
CITIES TAN nURDENs roo HENNN
NOW. SAYS MAYOR MYERS.


=" income TN """'" ''''
an '"'r""s"" ""'"'" 20" '''
%" OF IN" '''''N n ~ ""'" ~
Very L'R""' pom '"' '"""'''
'""n''""- ~" 'i'''S -" "'"'N"
the s"h""' '"""s an" ''"s'""@ '"'
she Rest 81 the Ni"t"-''"'''""r
Message Apparently Advocates
Economy bot ~" hl""s h"ih ""t
and Cold. says the Mayor
The statement from Atlanta 'nnt "n 10
come tax law is likely go Dc one Of ine
gifts presented Zoo me peoisr ny inc l'k-
stature which has just met not t'
garded O. very p.sasln lniormttin'a
here Tho dl'n"'en was bf''i ana aga h't
outline any OF me features OF me h'iA
which u was stated "'AiA he lh'r"lueeH
by Col Ia Wight % Albany.
Mayor Myers doubtless voiced the public
....t...., 49,. ,,,.. ,.tf, ,..t.,,, t, ..It
inc tH''' "i on income TAX ''' ""'''
simply Do 90 Increase the already heavy
tax burden of the cities 81 rho state for
49,. t.,..a, =, ,t. ..,,.,~,. ...,,,,....
"'''t'i7 H'""' ITO" A'' ''i'a "''t '''
Hons share OF state taxation and furnish
tb. r,sf.r t.,r.i,u ~ 9hs states reyeflfie
-. .-.t... , 49,, ......4 as. 800.
no" receive more from 'h' state =" we
way Of pensions school funds and other
ruble rhar-,a than tbay p.y INTO fhs
,.... 7n., ,,.t..... t....,... =. 49,.
'''a i7iii} h''An 10 oe afNH'I. in7i''4
~ decreasing the injustice o. seems row
that n Is propo.cd 20 increase An IN
1870. 60. -, 49,, .i.t
o'il'hk 70 amounts the h'Ehrai rates De-
INK paid by those enjoying he largest iu-
rsfnes Tho fart tbat tF.. rost az lt,-lur
a., .n, ,t,,... ID. ,,,... .,,,,... II. ..-..,
~ ]" 'i'' country "'N'i '"' h' ''N'h i''"
account A. the leading business men
manufacturing and professional men
are Iargolv ,cyt,r.a "a ,tc ctttls
.ra ~. 3D.. 90.
mo, y,no,,, th,. t,,e,,,. .,, .,,.a,,i, cbi.ey
f,u i Il evident .h,t 49,, t,,rt.r oft 20
taN Wm fam urou ~ cl,te. f"
.rhe present division ~ tho school
fYnd Il ,p .it..tf /, rr,,t i,tt,a,.,. &, .ts
cities. said Che. Mayor ~ yy. wore a
lowed To- retain here the pr.po-tIon which
Chatham, county nv. inf,, ,l,. 800, ..b.oi
fund instead OF .he piffares which b. re-
turned 10 us b.. tho state. we could sun
port marninccut schools. ana enc annual
contention between tho county Commis-
sIonere ana tho Bo,rd az Ieiuc,tion "a. TO
the amount OF inc school appropriation
would be entirely uncaHsB for A. 30 IS
savannah taxes 10 to ply for the school
ing 81 children in counties which ,outri-
bute nothing 60 her support GOV. CanI-
lers recommendation that no county he
allowed TO receive anv portion 81 tha
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
Ea,-wcu Demonstration.

There IS an exhibition IN Jackson. Metz
ger a Co.'S basement Of grelt interest 10
the ladits Of Savannah. II is q demon
stratlou Of the famous "Eat-Wcll" deli
caclcs. Including salad dressing and Jelly.
The Wen goods are strictly pure and
are ~ great convenience 20 every folse-
keeper The demonstration will De con-
uuuel every day this week and the ladies
are cordially invited 20 come and pa take
OF the Eai-Well productions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
TO WORK AMONG ITALIANS.
REV. ~. 6. Dyer Has Gone to New
York From Nnldosta.

hbfh rom hAhhNtA
Rev and Mrs. II G. Dyer and family
were aboard the steamship Nacoochee
which left last night for New York AIr
Dyer has been In charge Of the Eplscopa,
parish az Valdosta for eighteen months.
He rclinquished the post to return 10 New
York. whore ne will work under Bishop
Potter. His successor at Naliosn has
not been chosen.
MIR Dyer came south from the Albany
diocese for the benefit 81 Mrs Dyers
health. which was improved by the
change Tho bishop OF his diocese mad roe
quo=tcd Bishop Nelson 30 find "a charge
FOR him iu Georgia MT Dyer on arriv-
ing in New York will work among the
Italians OF whom there are 000oO iu tho
city Bishop Potter desired him for this
especial field because Of his having been
educated IN Italy and his familiarity with
the Italian language and several dialects.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
WE'RE BoRN Bur TO DIE.
Mr.. Juchter's Three Little Ones Vow
sIeen In nonnNrntnrc.

JOY was turned 90 sadness yesterday 80
the home OF AR Henry Juchter. No ,a
Waldburg street. west The two ntue
cirls ana the boy who were horn 10 ar
and Mrs Juchter survived but faw
hours after their birth u was at a late
nour night before last tnat one Of them
died Two hours later &c was followed
by another and the third passed away
after but two hours more.
The three little ones we're buried IN one
casket Two were iaid az the head ana
the third az their feet The intermert
was in Bonaverture cemetery.
Mrs Juchter is IN no danger The IT.
tie ones we're apparently healthful and
strong but not IN reality. oud they were
born but 70 die Mr. and Mrs Iachter
have the sympathy OF many friends.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31

Have been cured quickly BY Tettcrine II
cures any form OF skin disease Mrs NJ
+. Latt,mer Biloxi. Miss. had an itchy
brcaAlng out on her skin. She sends 4.
for Two boxes pcs paid 70 the manufae.
urer j. T. shurprine. Savannah. Ca.
an writes. ''Teuerne Is the only thr7s
1l1l h'N's me I'h,i' send 81 cents IN
keep tad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31

Just received q hfge and assorted sup
ply q school bags and school supplies.
all at cut rates. from 10 cents up. also.
usual large stock OF al the school books.
now used IN Chatham county. At Esuns
News Depot 45 Bail street. Savannah
Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
UNDER A FAILING SASH.
Little stella Hendricks Lost Two
Fingers Under window.

Stella. the I5-mon'hs-old baby Of Mrs.
" J Hendricks Of No sos Perry street
west. was seriously injured yesterday IS
a falling window sash
The child was sitting on a table near
"a window. OF which the sash was raised
being supported by an old-fashioned
catch. In some unexplained way the sash
became untastencd and fell on the left hand
Of the child. MASKING q so badly that
DR. c. W. Heriot. who was sent for
found Il necessary 20 amputate the drst
and second fingers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
PICTURES or TmE DEDICATION.
Artistic Photographs of the Cere-
monies ~ Mr.. VI. Ia Wilson.

MONIES ~ VT. VI III " iiNbhs
Mr. NJ I'D Wilson has completed one
Of the nues, series Of Photographic Views
OF the Cathedral dedication ceremonies
that has probably ever been seen 90 the
South az "a similar spectacle. Two % the
views show The procession approa ching
the Cathedral ana the ceremonies before
the main entrance and the others are
OF th. interior. one OF them showing the
Archbishop befoN th. altar celebrating
ths pununrll mass ard the other a large
picture. HNif inches, taken from the or
gan loft aud showing the entire interior
IF tho ediu from the west end. the con
ercgation. thc priests 10 the sanctuary and
Rev Father O'Brieu in che pulpit Artis-
ucaily the picture IS one % unusual
merit ana is one OF the most interesting
souvenirs of tho dediratory ceremonies.
Mir Wilson has the pictures displayed and
DO sale 40 his studio ON Bull street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
TOO EARLY YET TO TALK.
DuBIGNON SAWS uls AUTHORIZED No
STATEMENT OF His INTENTION.

STATEMENT or Hs INTENTION.
A Yenr ar More Hence VIII ne Full
Time 60 Consider che Question Of
Ius Candidacy Tor GoVernor-rc
Has said - 80 Ills Friends, Who
Have Qu~stioned him 81 the sub
iert-Thr once an Honor 90 Excite
the Ambition of Any Mhn-NtiRntn
Announcement rrohnhis Made 20
CountcrbnInnc~ statements ~
Friends Of Attorney General Ter
rcII.
Tho Morning News Atlanta dlspatchcs
yesterday morning announced that tho
statement was current in Atlanta that
Hon Flomus daHigron would be- "a cans
didatc far Governor two years hence The
Atlanta Jouruu.of Monday printed "a pos
Niyc announcement to this effect
Morning News reporter called upon
1Ir duBruon in reference 90 the
Morning News dispatch aud the .--
t.cle which appeared On tho Journal ami
asked him u he had authorized such au
announcement.
Air. duBiFnon said that be was
not aware that any newspaper man
had talked with him ~ the cub
5ect While iu Atlanta for few
hours last week hc was approached
by % great many friends ard asked u .1o
INTENDED to run for Governor 81 the eNp.r-
alton Of GOV Gambler term. 10 each and
MI o. these friends he replied that II was
on,ir.l, to, carly 10 make any announce
rnent on the subject. aud that o. would De-
time enough 90 do 90 q ycar or more
hence
'Thc ONCE 81 Governor ~ Georgia
said Mr. duHiguon "is one which might
well excite ihe ambition Of any man. hni
whether } VIII seek o. or not VIII depend
upon th" conditions which may exist "h'"
tho proper time comes TO ""N' q" ''
nouBcement on che subject IT "a snch
time tho people OF fhe state desire my
,ta... .,, tt..,-e ii, v,bo.e Judgment
t 80,
nave '"''''N' 90
likely refuse the use 81 my name for lht
office"
49,, ,.t -. 90, d, ,.,.ttt,,.. -,rarr,a.
$50.
alon OF '"'"''' ''''''' go
the Atlanta rumor.
.,Nyell" said Mr duBrncn. after stat
.,.t..t ..., ...,,..
lhS ms P's''''"' ~ -"
10 De a candiaaie to lH-
..suroIv ~" waa the reply
~ t,,,,.ir, % Mir dugIrron said. chat
..,-,.,, tn Allan.
''N
"a Wa lh1i'i'd w
my friend. who are thenstiN'F
- ..,,.h q, desire and urge
a ,t. ,,.isbea 90
my
countcraci the thect OF N'h''"''i'
are being made by the friends - Attorney
,..,.-,t Terrell ue. understand Is an
,,........,,, ,,,t tbe
aFo"'o
probability IS that hts trl'nh7 "'f' "'"
trr Influence for him. based upon Tue pos
.,,,.,r.rt ,l,at 1 would not o. in the
NV
race .,, =.
No. have not sara ~n't N"u.'
said Mr du bisnon Or
made az all To a ne"apaI''i NM
subject and % IS th' "''
cation Of which nave "'.o' 80 -.
peat now "nat nave sag" '' '''
81 the recent pact l""' H'''
hence VIII he iuh tlm' y" q.
question OF my onnh'"A'A i"l ~
Mr. du Hisnoh nus J"n' r.. "' ~
short business tti' '' ~ 49,
there he witnessed in' "''.l'' -"
Fridny night 60 'r"f''I.i t.
on saturday nlEAt To UT h'f .'i' N'''
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
CLIFFORD mi N jan.
brought Hack From New Orleans by
sheriff swccny Last Might

>herin swccny Last Night.
c. clifford Hnl. tho dofautiug keeper
~ Laurel Grove Cemetery. was brought
back from New orleans. where he was
arrested inst week. last night hy Sheriff
sweeny and was .o,ked up in the county
lhiL rolh the sheriff and hts prisoner
were tired out hy tic long GRIP from New
Orleans ana both retired as soon as the
Iai had been reached
1871 cam, back without making any
trouble. au8 without thc formslty OF
rcquisliiou for DIS resuru 10 Georgia In
decd. Dee expressed q perfect willingness
90 GENE back and has said be believed
that be- would be able to square his &C.
counts with the clty and make the mat
Ter aA right The amour, OF his dcfalca.
ton. go far az the city is concerned Is
believed 70 be small not exceeding S7oo
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31

Making Sure First Lady ION Tor a
journey. hope we've got the riFht
train.
Second Lady. I asked seventeen train
men and nlnety-threc passengers n this
train went 10 Blankvine and they ali said
weekly,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
GooDENouGn FINED FIFTY.
lie Pleaded Guilty TO Charge of A.
.auIt aud Bnttcry.

" c. Goodenough, formerly a member
~ the Savannah Baseball Team OF the
Southern League and weli-known In local
athletic circles. pleaded guilty 10 the su-
charging assault and battery and was
peror Court yesterday TO an indictment
sentenced 20 pay fine OF So and costs
or serve a term OF six months IN the coun-
~ JAN Goodcnough paid his fine and
the costs OF the prosecution.
He was Indicted hy the Grand Jury Tor
beating and kicking negro woman
Retta Hammack 10 whom b. Is said 10
have administered very thorough
trouncing He will b. less severe. at any
rate. la the future.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-31
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medicinal virtue.
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