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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-25

LIQUOR LICENSES.


LIQUOR LICENSES.
Cisy Of Savannah, once Clerk OF Coun-
ell. Savannah. Ga. Dec II. iso0-The fol-
lowing applications to retail liquor dur
Ing the year 1871. were read at meeting
Of Council Dec y. 1900, aud referred to
Committee OF the whole.
W. =. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
Blcnjes. r.. No. iiis West Broad street.
Boley. NJ. i2g Congress street. west
Bookhook. r. H.. Bay street extension
and Fair s,ree.
Brinkman, II. C.. 22s 81, Julian street.
west
street
bernstein J.. northwest corner 81. Ju-
Ian and Barnard streets.
Brown Bros, corner Anderson and East
Broad streets.
Cain. Julia, No $50 Bay street. wess.
Clohesscy. DAVID. northwest corner In
dian and Ann streets.
Cordes. John f.. Montgomery street and
Whatey avenue.
Egan. J. j.. No sr East Broad street
Eskedor. W H.. Wet Broad and
E9r,ebt. j. No. n2 Price street.
Entelman, }. r.. No. Ga Libery street.
east.
Fehronkamp. Henry. corner Bay street
extension and Fair street.
Farrell. ~. A., Bay and Lumber streets.
Grimmt }. r.. northeast corner Ran
dolph and Liberty streets.
Goodman Bros. No. ~ Farm street
Gartleman. W. a.. Randolph and Ogle-
thorpe avenue.
Grimm. John H.. President and Dray-
con streets.
Gerken. Henry. Agent. No. us wheaton
street
Grimm Albert. corner West Broad and
Thirty-secOnd streets.
Hofchdrs A. NeviIl. southwest corner
B-ostrhton and Jefferson streets
Harnes. ". A.. No. "a Tattnall street
Herzfeld. Hans. SIC Brogghton street.
corner Houston street
Hoffman. c. H.. East Broad and Bryan
streets
Joyce. James j.. No. 2i4 East Broad
street
Jones. George H.. iss ives; Broad street.
johnson. Martin. 10, = ReynQlds street.
Jachens. =. r.. 20 Pine street.
Jernigan. y. O.. northwest corner Lum-
Der and Zubly streets.
jackson. Andrew. No. ~ Whitaker
street
Kuck. John, No az Drayton street
Konemann. c. H.. 900 Farm street.
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Foreign Exports.

Per British steamship wastwater for
Manchester-750 barrels rosin 1895 i1
pieces =. .. deals. sio5: 1875 bags $. l.
cotton. SOS SIS. s.726 bales cotton. 3is0i3,
2. se8 eoo pounds pig iron. 81 s65: lss, 40'
pounds steel billeis. si.eeo: kegs rice
Sa1.--CarEo various
Bark Tlkoma tNorl. for Hull-i.6Gs har-
rels rosin. 81. 1876. Cargo by $. y. Shot
ter Company.
Bark Ailne utaD. for Venice--f.23o bar
rols rosin. 81 las 81. ~ barrels spirits tur-
pentine. sgl0T3. 40 cases spirits turpen-
tine. 81 10. Cargo by s p. Shotter Co.
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Contractors and Builders
and Mill Supplies.

Castings. Steel Beams. Columns AMI
Channel Bolts. Rods. Weights. Tanks
Towers. etc. Steel Wire and Manila Rope
HoistinR Engines aud Pumps. Jacks. Der
rlckA Crabs. Chain and Rope Hosts.
Cast every day. Make quick delivery
LOMBARD IRoN WORKS AND SUP
PLY COMPANY.
Augusta Ga
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COTTON-savannah 20 Boston. PEI
cwt.. &c. 20 New York. per cwt-. zoe; TO
Philadelphia. per bale. 81; Baltimore. 81
FOREIGN DIRECT-Brcmcn f0c I.iv-
erpool 50 Hamburg fsc Genoa. bOc .
Barcelona. 55c Manchester. toc: Havre
45c: Antwerp f0c. Rcval. SOC. Rotterdam
Az. Trieste Sc.
Liverpool. a565Sc: Ham
bury 8oc Gothenburg SC
LUMBER-By Sall-Freighta steady; 10
Baltimore aud eastward. s. 20 TO f5.75 per
NJ. Including Portland
LUMBER-By steam-Savannah 10
Baltimore s.. 90 +. r. r. or b and o.
docks. S. 80 70 Philadelphia i5 Csc PEI
cwt. a pounds 20 fooD 70 New York.
800 per n. s. 8 70 dock. hghtered TO
Boston. s. 90
NAVAL STORES-Ths market Il Arm.
medium size vessels. Rosin-Cork. for or
ders. 3 Gd per barrel or 80 pounds. and
per cent. primage. Spirits a. 81 per 70
gallons gross and 3 per cent Drimage
Large vessels. rosln. S.. spirits a. "a
Steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 2liac
on spirits. Savannah TO Boston. and SIC
on rosin and isc on spirits TO New York
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FINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Marke weak
and nominal Commercial demand. 49,
sixty days. AT7A: ninety days, N.HA'
francs. Paris ana Havre sixty days.
5 rs; Swiss. sixty days. 5.26; Belgian.
8 24is. marks. sixty days, $50; ninety
days. a3A
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - steady:
hanks are buying az * discount end
selling as follows: SIS and under. loc pr
MUM. s25 to $50. i5c premium; 80 to 300
DC premium; 500 10 $40. 2sc premium;
500. and over par
sEcURITIEs-Th market IL getting
active all around, with light offerings.
stocks.
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DRY GOODS.

New York Dec. 2l.-The dry goods mar
ket to-day wore quite holiday appear
nnce and the business reported was Inn
tied in all directions. There was no
change in che tone for either cotton or
wooden goods nor any alteration IN prices.
Print cloths were Inactive az previous
prices. The market will be closed to-
morrow
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Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
sels free Of charge IN United States ny
geographic Office IN Custom House. Cap
,ains are requested TO call 81 the once.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
meut.
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ARRIVAL or TRAINS

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington, Baltimore. Phlis-
delphia and New York; also 20 Jackson
willie aud Tampa.
Dining cars from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond 10 New York
Buffet parlor cars Savannah 10 Moat-
Eomery.
For additional Information apply TO
Ticket once. bun and Bryan streets.
Phone -
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Per schooner Annie r. conlon FOR Phil
ndelphia-9es. 3s2 feet yellow pine lumber
Cargo by Georgia Lumber Company
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New
York--4ia bales upland cotton. 100 tons
mig iron.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Kansas CAY Fisher. New
York Ocean Steamship Company.
steamship Berkshire. Ryan. Philadel-
phia.-J J. Carolan. Agent.
Bark Novo Scotia (Norl, Halvorscn.
Belfast Chr. c. Dahl q co.
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Steamship Chattahoochee, Lewis New
York.
Schooner Annie F. conlon. Baker Phil
adelphia.
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JOHN G. BUTLER.


-DEALEftb IN
Paints. Oils and Glass. sash. Doors
Blinds and Builders supplies. Plain and
Decorative Wall Paper. Foreign and DO.
nestle Cemenis Lime. Plaster and Hair
Sole Agent for Abeatine Cold Water Paint
~ Congress street west. and 10 S. Julian
street. west
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NACoOCHEE capt Smith. TUESDAY.
Dec. Is. 530 p m.
KANSAS CITY. capt Fisher. THURS
DAY. Dec e. SEQ . M.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins, sATuk-
DAY. Dec. ~ 100 y. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggett,
TUESDAY. Jan. ]. 200 =. m
'CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Capt Berg.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2 , q. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. THURS
DAY Jan 3. 30 y. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher. SATUR-
DAY. Jan s, $50 p m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt AsAlns. TUES
DAY JON. s. 730 .. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggeit
THURSDAY. Jan. 10 800 .. IN.
NACOOCHEE. Caps Smith. SATURDAY,
Jan. y. i0.@ o. m.
'NOTICE-stcamship city Of Bimng
Steamship CITY OF Macon. Capt. sava
ton on the following schedule;
Leave New York for Boston from Pier
&c. North River. az 1900 noon, Dec.
- Jan. g. L. 49, 2G.
This company reserves the right 90
Without liability or accountability there
sailings New York for Savannah tn
W. c. BREWER.
City Ticket and Passenger Agent
iM Bull street Savannah. Ca.
r. q. IRRELEVANT
Agent. Savannah. Ga.
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The Savannah Florida and Western
Railroad reports Tor October
1900 1889 Increase.
Gross earnings sGs.i2s S3sos4 1914
Op expenses. ess so9 2tssH G.ia5
Net earnings gl2Su9 snilio sl7oo
From July ] 10 OCT. 81
Gross earnings. 81 .tsl.ll5 81 2s32 tT 7if
Op expenses. 1.o2Sl ssI4iG SAD
Net earnings sWs 2si s2s5.s6 tl2. sss
Inr ,rvotsis 5sa;;.v..,s ,-Ya.,.y.as .vi.,.. g.
for October
Gross earnings J.. sis9 i2s Sist.sOi s2sl2t
Op EXPENSE. l03.225 sS.3l2 H,ei3
Net earnings ss69G So s92 1921
From Jan ! 10 oct. 81
Gross earnings 81 s.ig2 Si220UO Sill So
Op expenses ... ssasi0 $685. A6s5
Net earnings sH7s5e Suia5 n2lH
The Alabama Midland Railroad Com
pany reports for October
1900 1859 Increase
Gross earnings tl0i.2T Sse.ic5 N47ss
Op. expenses ... 7i,lT 1857 2s0
Net earnings Noiio 2i56is SI4. 49,
From July ] Go Oct 81
Gross earnings 3Hsl7 s2es ni S15 Ss5
op. expenses ..' 1882 2l0OgT 1C SOS
Net earnings. sslg5 sssai nsosl
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Connections AZ Port Tampa with PENN
fu'sr and Occidental steamers leaving Tor
Key West and Havana Mondays. Thurs
dalys aud Saturday,. liW y. m.
CAL az Ticket Offices for further iufor-
nation
}. II pOLHEMUs r = A
WARD CLARK. city Ticket Agent.
De soto Hotel Phone "a
u W. WkENN Passenger 1fafic Man
aeer. Savannah. Ca
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Passengers arrived Yesterday from
Philadelphia on steamship BERKSHIRE
Mise Mary Masters. Miss Kate New on
Joseph Weiss Mrs r. = Conkun, r. a.
Conknn, Miss Mary Mckenna Miss Jcu.
ME SMITH plummer Iioleton. Miss Hat
tie Conway. William Hartman, Miss Ruth
Abbott Miss Bessie Abbott Miss Mary
Albertsou. Charles Parry Mrs Parry
Miss Sarah Parry. Miss Edna Parry John
j Alhertson. Mrs. Albef,son. Mrs }. n
Parry. Miss Morell Parry. Georgc Al
hott. Mrs Abbott Miss a. y Alberison
/ W Mnrnnr AlLm 9-LnInrL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Matters of Interest to shipping Men
GenernIIN.

MATTERS OF Interest To shipping Men
Generally.
With few exceptions to-day will be OBJ
! served as holiday OF seamen OF all ma
uonalbies represented by the shipping IN
| Savannah harbor. j, is possible work
VIII be continued IN loading some OF the
foreign steamships IN por, az present. ~
every day counts for great deal But
all American seamen are pretty sure 20
take day on.
The British steamship was,water clear
I 81 yesterday for Manchester with cargo
Of COTTON sea island cotton. pig iron and
other leading products. Arrangements
for sailing were completed during the
day and she viii probably proceed out
on the early tide.
The following statement OF transactions
al the Havana Custom House for the
month OF November. 1870. has been given
out for publication by the Division Of In
sular Affairs Of the War Department.
! During November. IA vessels Of an kinds
OF total gross tonnage OF 255.g7s tons en-
tered the pore Of Havana from points out
side the Island OF Cuba; iOi vessels OF all
kinds OF a total gross tonnage OF az. as
tons cleared from that port for foreign
ports. ~ vessels Of an kinds OF a tOiai
gross tonnage OF 23ie9 tons entered the
nort OF Havana from ports in the Island
OF cuba: 1886 vessels Of al kinds % a total
gross tonnage OF p i6i ions cleared from
Havana for other ports On the Island.
During the month there landed az Havana
80 passengers. Of whom ses came from
the United States 2G1i from
spain and a26 from other coun-
tries: $50 passengers left the
port OF Havana for ports outside OF Cuba
OF this number s26 went 10 the United
States ias 20 Spain and ~ 20 other coun-
tries. During the month 1850 entries
were liauldated. Of which II We're free and
a. Hquidated with an Increase Of duty tho
total amount Of duties liquidsted being
7o.65s.iz
Up 20 Dec. Is the records Of the vessels
| built on che chain Of lakes show that this
year has been the most productive In
| carrying tonnacg that the lake region has
| ever seen The records. a. complied by
/ the Commissioner Of Navigation and
Sent out week by week. show that dur
/ ing che year just abou, 10 close twenty.
eight vessels OF large size have been
built with a gross tonnage amounting
/ TO about 10000 The Increase this year
| In the tonnage has been equal 20 carrying
about one-twelfth OF che entire lake COM
merce. based upon the figures gathered
| bv the government and other statistlcians.
| This year has also seen the largest boats
| built on the chain OF lakes that were
ever ses afioat on fresh water and some
/ Of the largest ever built Ia the world.
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steamship Wastwater (Br. Stephen
F. Churchill.
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All New york Exchanges CLOSED Yes

New York; Dec 2l-AD exchanges here
were closed to-day.
Baltimore. Dec. 24-Holiday In grain
and provisions market
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'CiTY OF BIRMINGHAM Capt. Berg
MONDAY. Jan. u. 1900 noon
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher TUESDAY,
Jan. i5 1880 .. ~.
TALLAHASSEE Capt Askins. THURS
DAY. Jan H. q % J.. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Cant Daggett
SATURDAY. Jan -. 40 y. ~.
NACOOCHEE Capt Smith. TUESDAY.
Jan. p, eco . m
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher. THURS
DAY. Jan. a, 500 y. m
Getty or BIRMINGHAM Cant Berg.
THURSDAY. Jan. a. S.oo o. m
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askins. sATuR-
DAY. Jan B s.ao . m.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt DaKgett.
TUESDAY. Jan. -. 1870 y. M
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. THURSDAY.
Jan o.. "a" .. m.
IAN will not carry passengers
e. will ply between New York and Bos-
Leave Boston FOR New York (from Lewis
Wharf at 1900 NOON. Dec y. Jan. 2
3 49, 3 %
hange rs sanings without notice aad
or
sdsys Thursdays and Saturdays. S p. m.
r. " SMITH
Contracting Freight Agent. Savannah. Ga
WALTER HAWKINS.
General Agent. Tfafic Department
ga W. Bay st.. Jacksonville. Fla.
a. D. A q A
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New YORK ONCE No. 81 broadway.
othees IN principal cities throughout che
SCUM. Write Tor our Market Manual and
ooek containing Instructions for traders
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helne IN Ena.in .. Q lsn
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COMMANDED arm: white. sob lots.
&c: carload lots, co.. mixed corn Job lots.
coo. carload lots. asc
RICE Market steady demand good
fancy head. &C.; fancy SAC.
Prime .-.-...s ..--.-..s....-.s.........o
Cool ..........s.. .....................f ikff4t.
fair geese .t.t.....ssss.......t Nf'1
Common .....-........... .......-......SA
OATe-No : mixed carload. a.: job
lots 1885,. white clipped cars. sc: Job.
&C..
BRAN-Joh lots. e5c: carload lots. aOc.
IfAY-Market STEADY No timothy.
92iac. job. SIC; No 2 SOC job. Nisc cars.
sugar aud Conee.
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Passengers by Steamships.
Passengers by steamship Kansas City
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savannah Almanac

sun rises az 7.0l a. m. snd sets at SOL
%. m.
High water at Tyhee to-day az 90 q
M. and 1926 q. M Hlgh water ~ savan-
nah one hour later.
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BAGGING-Market fun: jute. ~
pound. Skc: large lots. sac. small lots.
2-pound. TIC: sen island bagginr. i2itc.
TIES-Standard. i5-pound. arrow. large
lots. sieo: small lots. yB
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Sw9a@A@O
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEW YORK, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
cabin o
PASSENGER FARES FROM SAVANNAH.
-FirsC Round
H. stsorage
Of
trai merdl
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SALT-Demand 81 fair and che market
steady. carload lots l0o-pound burlap
sacks f5c. ioo-pound cotton sacks 4sc.
li0-pound burlap sacks. Size. il0-pound
cotton sacks. 52isc; i2j-pound burlap
sacks ste: 1851 pound cotton sacks. b9isc.
20 paund burlap sacks. Gle
HfpEs-Markct firm. dry flint. l3iac
dry salt. iiisc. green sailed. &c.
WOOIe-Nomlnal prime Georgia, free
OF slud burs aud black wool. iac black
isc: bury. l0c. Wa5. &c. tailow. sac.
Deer skins. aoc.
Dried and EvapOratcd Fruits.
-Evuporatcd. 6a.a7c. sun dried
JtsffGc.
APRICoTs-Eyaporat 100 pound
necfariucs. l0c.
RAISINS- l., s. co. imperial cabinets.
s275. loose. 5O-pound boxes. SO pound.
PEACHES Evap0rated. pcaled. i7izc;
unpealcd. sa.nac.
pEARS-Evaporated SIC
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phases of the Noon for December.
Standard time-eoth mer
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MIscELLANEors MARKETs.

Note-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near a. possible
IN accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices. Oniclal quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
salers ask.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-25

Passeneers arrived last night from bal
umore on steamship - n Miller-A 4
Brown, Miss A Brown. " b. Herman
n. FFomhurEer. Mrs u. Fromhurrcr
Master FromhurEer Miss Fannie Rourke
Miss a Rourke Miss Marie Rourke
Mr.. a. A. Brown T. .. Richardson
Samuel Golding Miss May Wilson. "
X. Evans
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from New York last night W. j COON
and wife. r j Lynch, Miss a. NJ shan
ahan. Miss T.. =. sullivan W H. Bail
large and wife. Miss l.. Pearee, Mis-. r..
Barry. W. c Rankin and wife. Mr. T..
A Kittneld. Miss q. Terry. W c. Hl,kcs-
lee. G. p Leach. Miss l.. 4. Holman.
Miss +. Hoffman. G. b. Coburn. W r.
Elmer Mr.. Ellis and wife Henry kurze-
man. Miss NJ Lynch. Mis- r kurzcmau.
Miss Fanny kurzeman, Mics NJ T. Wash
burn. I. +. Nichols. p. G. Lccdon Miss
A, smith, Mrs. Leeion. Miss a smith.
G. a. Ellis. Miss NJ. NJ Slatory A.
Fuller Mrs q. Howes Miss J L. Eiche.
Miss cora G.. Davis Miss X NJ Ludllm.
+. NJ Mclean. J. Minis. Miss NJ ! For
sythe Miss A. r. Dougan. $ J Stelnn
oud wife. y Kelicti. W " Pcmblc Miss
Margaret Roaehe. Miss r. baltimore
Miss = baltimore. MT Forsuson Master
II r. toy. Miss A. l.. Roy. Mr. Richard.
son. MiisE X A McCori. Miss NJ T. stef-
fens, G. NJ Judd and wife. MT SUNNI q.
ana wife. Master G. ". Lawson.
NJ. W Long. q. ~ Jefts A. Graham it.
y. Sanford j. NJ. Stewart W. W Phil
lips Frank Roberts. sam Mechanics. q
r. Sanford sud wife Master L. sanford
J, Painter and wife. =. Plummer. J Ed
wards, L. Anderson J Young p. J.
Banss. C. Thompson. NJ Lcgatz b. 30.
kowitz. NJ Leggatz. n Moduck. " A.
DcGowvanth. J. Olsen.
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The British steamship Wastwater clear
Cd yesterday for Manchester with n cargo
Of COTTON. sea island cotton pig iron and
other leading products. Arrangements
for sailing were completed during the
day. and she VIII probably proceed out
on the early tide.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-08
EVENTS BRIEFLY NARRATED

Pennsylvania funeral directors met at Halle
ton, Pa. c. w Naulty, Philadelphia, chosen
president
Daniel Hayes held in 5000 bail at Philadel.
phia, having confessed to circulating $50 coun-
terfeit, Hamilton head silver certificates
Democratic state convention met at Denver
Col.
A meeting of the national executive commit
tee Of the Gold Standard Democratic party
was called TO meet in Indianapolis.
Boer ENJOYS, when at Chicago. said British
detectives had followed them since leaving
Pretoria.
Miss Mary Crocker, daughter of the late
Charles +. Croker San Francisco, and Fran.
els Burton Harrison, marred ae ST. Mary's
church, Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
Because the Republican national conven ton
hall is said TO have been completed by non
union labor, 43 organizations Of the Allied
Building Trades council, Philadelphia, refused
TO participate in parade of the allied R~pub,i
can clubs during convention week. They were
asked to send 20 men each
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-08
BATTLE WITH BOXERS.
Shanghai Special Said Severe
Fighting Occurred.
ABOUT 200 DEAD LEFT OF FIELD.
Reported rhat $50 british. win Ma
shine Gun. Were Abont TO Force Pas
sage FROM Tien Tsin 20 rsNin- = It'll
,ude Of cnltea states.

LosDeS, June s.-A special from
Shanghai said the dowager empress had
ordered General Meth ST Chong, with
5000 men TO protect the railroad at
Pekin
A severe fight, 1t was added, had &C.
Cured with the Boxers, whose ranks in
clnde many soldiers from other generals
commands. When the battle ended 200
dead were left on the field.
The dispatch went on to say.
.'One hundred and eighty British. with a ma
chine gun. are about to force a passage from
Tien Tsin to peltin Altogether about 800 Brit
ish have been landed from the feet, greater
number than have landed from the combined
vessels of the other powers. This evidence ef
Great Britain's intention to assert her position
strongly gives great satisfaction here
BERLIN, June Sit is understood
that Germany has officially declared her
readiness to act i'll concert with the
other powers. But having no interests
outside of Shang Tung province, she is
not disposed to take the leading part III
intervention in China.
LONDON, June Sit was asserted
here that Great Britain was not likely
TO take the initiative in vigorous policy
i'll China.
WASHINGTON, June S.-Apparently
the United States has no intention OF
going any further in China than pro-
tect American interests.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-08
FAVORABLE TO M'GRAW.
West Virginia Democratic
Conventions.

PaFSERsBURG, June s.-The Demo-
cratic state convention finished IT. nom.-
nations the completed ticket being DIS
follows
Goveruor-John n Holt
Anditor-.iames II. Miller
Treasurer-James Garland Hearss
Attorney Genaral-G Gorge VI. Mccoy
Snoreme iud ges-Jehn w En2fsE ana "
g. Bennett.
Eiectorsat-large-Jo w Davis and VI.
GiIResea
The eeneen4us OF opinion - that the work q.
the state convention has been favcrat,t 10 the
candidacy Of John r McGraw 81 Grafton.
for The Democratic nomination tor senator
He was the champion Of Holt fcs governor
and Of other winners for state mountainous
Former Senators Henry G. Davis arc N.
Camden took an active part in the early part
Of the convention, but neither o. them took
any part after the permanent organization.
Davis, C1nAen and others had been urging .
more conservative platform than the that
adopted reafiirming the Chicago elat.
form
Senator Davis wanted the language OF r..s
constitution Incorporated In the platform re.
gardlng the use of both metals, and Senator
Camden also expressed himself for . consefva-
tive platform.
1t il conceded that A 3 White, of his city.
internal revenue collector for West Virginia.
will be the Republican candidate for governor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-08
Another Coal Mine.

Several coal deals have recently
been closed in which Uniontown
parties figure either as investors or
as sellers. o. z. Markle, X. f. Hop
wood, Esq, and J. B Adams, ESQ.,,
have purchased tract Of coal near
Hoard station, in West Virginia.
and expect to commence at once to
mine it for shipping purposes. The
track is small one containing
about thirty five acres TO convey
the coal from the mines to the ship
ping yard, an incline up pretty
steep grade will have to be construct.
ed the distance Of one=eighth of a
mile. The coal is of good quality,
and the new enterprise will, no
doubt, meet with suceess.-Union
town Genius
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-08
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