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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Marriage nc Reiasviiie OF HI.- Hea-
lah Rogers and Mr.. y. 4. Collins.

lah Rogers and Mr. y. q. Collins.
Reldsville. Ca. Dec .i-One of she
most brilliant social events OF the season
al Rsidsvile was the marriage % Mise
Benlah T.. Rogers 90 Mr.. T. Clyde COL
uns az the Methodist Church al T2o
o'clock yesterday evening The wedding
march was eNquisitcly rendered by Mrs
a Repp1rd and the ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by Rev. ". l.
Gelgcr
The church was artidicailv Decorated
Zoo palms. ferns and other becoming flow
ere and foliage. Tho maid Of honor was
Miss Mary g. Repplri Of bennington.
Nj A A. Reppard acted as best man
Tho other attendants We're Mt a.. r. Con-
ley. NTH Miss Nellie kennedy. Nj. Jer-
rome j. Bazemorc. with Leila Mccall.
Mr. j NJ Rogers with Miss Walton la
uier. Mr. Claude r. Collins and Miss cad
die Green. Mr. r. J. RoEers and MIR 81.
James y. Alexander we're uhers
The bride ana groom entered the church
preceded By little Nellie HugWins and
Master Buruice fievrl. who scattered
roses in the path OF The happy pair. The
bride was beautifully goWnsd Ia a castor
brown silk. trimmed in turquoise blue
chifron. aud lace applique. ana carried a
magnificent bouquet OF roses.
After the ceremony, che bridal party
repaired 60 the beautiful home OF Mrs
Kate NJ. McGce. where an elegant rorep-
ton was rendered them. The many beau
tiful ana costly presents received tosts.
FED to the esteem ln which che young
couple is held by their many friends. Mr.
and Mrs Collins will make their future
hume in Reidsville.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
DYNAnIrED A cmINAM.N.
Unfortunate Woman Attempted suit
eide hN shontinn

Naldosta. Ga, Dec. 2i-It develops hero
that An attempt VAS made recently to
blow w the residence o. Ioo Lee. the
chinaman, with dynamite. A stick OF dy-
Mantle was placed under his house and
exploded. The shingles were blown from
the roof, and cables. chairs. stove etc
we're turned over. but no other serious
damage was done. The police officers went
to Investigate the explosion. but we're I'M
able 20 fnd out where Il was. For some
reason or other the Chinaman ana his
family maintained a strict silence untU a
day or 80 ago. Another Investigation by
the police officers to-day sh5wcd that the
loud report before day the other morning
was a. Lees house and was the result
OF an enort OF some enemy 90 blow him
up
An unfortunate woman named Ruth
slappey. who came to this city some time
ago from an adjoining counsy. attempted
suicide late last night by shooting herself
with pistol. The bullet entered her
breast near tho heart and passed through
the body. lodging behind her shoulder.
The woman was regarded as seriously In
turod, though The physicians do noe think
the wound will prove fatal
Evidence ia the contested election for
justice OF the peace between Mr. W. r.
Frier and Judge 7. NJ. Cook WAS heard
IN the city Court to-day and the case VIII
be argued before Judge Hanseu some day
In che near future Tho case IL quite an
interesting one and the result IS being
watched with interest
There have been number OF weddings
In this county this week one OF them he-
ing solemnized az the residence OF Mr.
W. II. McKinnon ~ Hahira last night
The contracting parties were his sister.
Mss Minnie McKinnon. and Mr. g. W.
Rhodes Of wewshitchka. Fla The cere-
mony was performed By Rev Mr. Culpep-
per OF Abel.
~ White Springs. Fla. last night. Mr.
p NJ. white. q Lake Park and Mr..
Jennie Powell were joined IN marriage.
tho ceremony being performed by Rev.
Mr.. Reamy. 81 than place. Tho couple
are well known throughout this section.
Dir. White boing one Of the leading mer.
chants OF Lake Park
MIR. John W. HarTell received tele-
gram from Center. Indian Territory. this
week. announcing tho death OF hrs daugh-
ter. Mrs Lizzie Woofing. formerly Of thiA
city. Mrs WoodiuE was married ten
years ago. and has lived in Indian Terri
tory since then. She leaves husband
and three children. besides many rela-
tives here. 20 mourn her death.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
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LATEST MAN ON EARTH.
Too Lazy 90 Remove Ills Hands
From His Pockets.

From the New York World
Louisville. Dec. is.-Au the records for
lazy men pale into insignificance when
coanpared with the feat Of Calvin Bradley.
VINO kept hls hands In his pockets until
his arms we're paraiyzcd.
Hs has long been called CAN'T Ae*e''
Bradley because of his known disineiina-
ton 10 use his hands
las, evening he entered Dr. Nachsnd :
drug store 90 borrow money or course
hi. hands were Ia his pockets.
DR.. Nanhand offered "A nickel. Bradley
moved forward Then suddenly a hook
Of the most awful palm spread over ma
face. lie ierked his body about ana con-
torted IN various ways all over the store
His hands remained IN his pockets. The
r,eople IN the drug store thought he was
crazy.
whats the NATTER shouted Nachand
II can't set the nickel. My arms won
move" cried Bradley IN an agony OF
fear.
Then DR.. Nachand oousprehended. He
aot DOWN hss galvsDsc battery. and after
fastening Bradley down to q chair applied
h 10 his funny bone at either elbow
A. nrst there was no response. Then
gradually q look Or lneffab'e Joy and peace
spread ovsr the tramps face Then his
hands came out from his pockets with a
Jerk. and. bowling. he tried 10 rise from
the chair.
Later his arms were sgain psralyEsd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
RICHARD A. WISE DEAD.
VIrEinia's Republican ConEressman
Passes Away suddenly.


Newport News. VA. Dec. 2.-Hon.
Richard 4. Wise. congressman from the
second virginia District died suddenly at
his homo IN Williamsburg this morning
he had long been sufferer from Brights
disease.
DR.. Wise was debated for Congress in
the last election by Hon Harry May
nard Tie was son OF the late Gov.
Henry A. Wise OF Virginia, and Tor many
years had beena conspicuous figure In pol
itlcs. Dr. Wise was born In Philadelphia
az the home OF his maternal GRANDPA ther.
Hon. John Sergeant. In 1913 lie served
In the Confederate army from the begin
ming TO the end OF the WAT, giving up his
studies at william and Mary College 10
enlist. To the close OF the war
inspector general OF Wiss's brigade. An
dorson's corps He was afterwards grad
uated from the medical college OF Vir-
ginia Ia 1857. and became member Of
tho Faculty OF william and Mary College.
nlling the chair OF physiology and chem
lstry. Ia 1886 ne was elected 10 the State
Legislature.
DR.. Wise was a member OF the Congress
for the last two terms. receiving the Of
fice os both occasions BY vote OF the Re
publican majority IN the House. he con-
testing the scat Of W. A. Young. VINO
WIS returned by the electoral board each
time.
John $. Wise Of New York, Is a brother
Of tho deceased.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
GOOD REASON FOR 1T.
The Success and Popularity of the
New Catarrh Care.


Tho remarkable success and popularity
OF the new catarrh cure Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets, Is largely because IL not only
cures catarrh, but because catarrh sur
ferers who use these tablets know what
they are taking into their systems. no
secret Is made OF what they contain.
They are composed OF Hydrastin. blood
roof, gualacol and red gum. are pleasant
70 the taste and, being dissolved In the
mouth they tak8 immediate effect upon
the mucous lining OF the throat. nasal
passages and the whole respiratory tract
The cures chat Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
have accomplished ia old chronic cases
are little short Of remarkable. ana the
Advantage Of knowing just what you are
taking into your system n OF paramount
importance when u Is remembered that
tho cocaine or morphine habit has been
frequently contracted as the result OF
using secrea catarrh remedies, as so
many OF them are well known to contain
these injurious drugs.
stuart's Catarrh Tahrets meet with the
approval and cordial support or physi-
clans because their antisepuc character
renders them perfectly safe for the
yenerul public 20 use ana their compost
ton makes them common sense cure
Tor ali forms Of catarrhal trouble.
with nearly all advertised oatarTh cures
4. A. a natter Of guess work as 60 what
vou are taking into the stomach, a. the
proprietors. while making all sorts Of
Claims a. TO what their medicines Will
a. are very careful 70 keep 10 close
secret as 20 what they really contain.
--hts "a one reason why stuart's CstarTh
Tablets have been SO widely recommend
"a. because they are not only pleasant
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
oPER ATORs' STRIKE orr.
President Dolphin Is.ae- orders for
Its DIscouein uance.

Topeka Kan. Dec. 2l-President Dob
phin OF the order OF Railway Telegraph
ers. has declared the strike Of the Opera
tors on the Santa Re on Al the strik-
ing operations here received orders TO-
night from President Dolphin that the
strike would continue no longer.
The operators are beginning 90 specu-
late as 20 whether they will be rein
stated IN the employ OF the company.
They have now the permission OF the or
ganiEation TO work n they secure e.
General Manager Nudge would not cx-
press an opinion a. 80 whether the men
would be re-employed or not He said
however. that the order Of Railway Tcle-
Eraphers would not be- recognized uplcy
the present management
let the operations get new officers" he
said "and then We will talk 10 them"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
ONLY TwENTY-FIvE MINUTES.
Last session Of House OF Represent
tatives Very short.

Last session OF House OF Represen-
tatives Very short.
Washington. Dec. 2i-The House wa,
In session. only twenty-five minutes to-
day. when It adjourned out or respect TO
the memory OF Representative Wise OF
Virginia. Mr.. Jones Of Virginia. who an
nounced the death TO tho House. offered
the customary resolutions. which were
adopted. and tho Speaker appointed the
following committee OF seventeen TO at
tend the funeral.
Measrs Weeks OF Michigan. Aldrich OF
Alabama: Kahn OF California. Roberts Of
Massachusetts. Minor OF Wisconsin. Brick
OF Indiana. Jones of Virginia. Swanson
OF Virginia, Otey % Virginia, Rixey OF
Virginia. Hay OF Virginia. Lamb OF Vir-
ginia, Quarles OF Virginia, Rhea OF Nir-
ginia. Iassiter OF Virginia. Lloyd OF Mis-
souri, and Gaines of Tennessee.
Then. az 1895 y. m, az a further mark
OF respect TO the fsmory % the deceased
the House adjourned until Jan. 3. 1901
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
THE OFFICIAL CIRCULAR.
Operators Committee Talks sweet
~ 90 strikers.

~ W
Houston. Tex. Dec. 1.-The following
IL the oficisI circular issued tonight. by
the Strikers Committee.
"GalTeston. Tex. Dec. si.-To the Mem
bers Of the order of Rairoad Telegraph
ers and friends Of the order. Gulf. Col
orado and Santa re Railroad After a
most careful and earnest consideration ~
the entire situation. your committee feels
that Il Is useless to continue further the
struggle inRugurated on the line OF me
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Re road. with
the causes leading up to the most stub
bern hght ever known in the history 81
our order, you are familiar. with the con-
duct OF the campaign YOU have been
kept faithfully advised as the
plans OF your committee woul !
permit. and II We have failed
in our desire TO keep you In fall touch
with the situation Il has been from lack
OF time and facilities. not intelligence We
have done our best and only regret that
your EFFORT and ours have not brought ~
the victory which We feel was deserved
The loss OF a battle or Of a campaign
does not indicate that the cause was
wrong History Is laden with just such
events and out OF our defeat r. may be
there shall come victory for right and
humanity. which those who come after
US shall enjoy and bless MS for the noble
stand We took. let 40 man look back
with regret.
"In conclusion, your committee simply
desires 20 ada that We Individually have
felt honored by the stcadfast courage and
unwavering loyalty YOU have given as.
May God prosper each OF you There
fore. from and after u O'Clock noon. sa-
ursiay. Dec O. the order OF Railroad
Te.egraphers viii cease 70 be in a state
OF conflict with the GUT Colorado and
santa Fe Railroad Company"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
TO HOLD a CONVENTION.
Brunswick Taking Active steps to
secure u. & q. Railroad.


Brunswick. Ga. Dec. Alt an inter
estinE meeting OF the Board OF Trade
held to-day. a movement was started 20
hold a big Brunswick and Birmingham
Railroad Convention ia this city on some
date during the month OF January. Com
mittees were appointed 10 get to work az
once and arrange for the convention.
Il 6 intended TO have towns and cities
and counties all aiong the route OF the pro-
posed road to send delegations 90
the convention. and speeches will be
made by many men prominent In
Georgia and Alabama who are interested
ia the road.
The Board OF Trade also went into de-
tail work on the coming National Mari
time Congress to be- held in Brunswick
Jan. o. ana issued an official resolution
denying emphatically that the congress Is
called Ia the interest OF any special legis-
latiOn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

Mrs. " p. Whippie. Mrs. Cherries ~ Hall
and Mrs. n. Chandler 81 Maitland. OF
the social members. che president d Bish-
OF Henry Il. Whipple for gentlemen. and
Mrs Gen. L. S. Grant Tor the ladies. and
THIS membership iucildes Gen Joe
wheeler. Gen. Fred n. Grant. Col J n
Chandler. Mrs. Gen W Harvey. Mrs
hinssmtl Mars, Mrs. Julia T.. r. Dorr
and other distinguished ladies ana Gentle
men.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
MANY MINOR CHANGES MADE.
southern Railways Classification
Commtttees' Session Ended.


Commtttees' Session Ended.
Norfolk. Va. Dec. 2t.-The Southern
Railways Classification Committee which
has been In session at the Monticello Ho-
tel during the past week, concluded rs
labors to-day and adjourned for the guar
ter This committee which IS made up
of forty members. practically comprises
all the railroads and steamships engaged
In Southern freight trafiic. and their de-
alterations had TO do with the classified
tion Of freight
The subject matter OF their discussion
being largely OF a technical character.
possesses little public interest other than
its general effect on transportation of
classified freight. While many changes.
covering iO0 different subjects. we're made.
the general classification OF 1900 stands.
Mir. = J. McGovern T. tho president or
the Classification Committee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
The Anti-Tru.f Gases Di-mI..cd.

Columbus. O.. Dec. 1.-THE Supreme
Court Of Ohio has dismissed tho cases
brought by ex-Attorney General Monnett
under the antitrust laws OF ohio against
the Solar Refining Company. Ohio on
Company. Buckeye Pipe Line Company.
Standard OIL Company. OF Ohio. and the
Continental Tobacco Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
LyNomED INNOCENT NEGRO.
Murderer Of Marshal Richardson
TIA. Not Been CauRht.

GuIfport. Miss. Dec. 2i.-IIenry Lewis.
the alleged negro murderer Of Marshal
Richardson. has not been caught. The
negro lynchod ygterday, Il appears. was a
cousin OF the alleged murderer. and was
wholly innocent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
sTEINBERG FOUND GUILTY.

German Millionaire Convicted of
UnnameabIe ImmoraIitIes.
Berlin. Dec. zi.-Sternberg the million
aire banker. who has been on trial for a
long time past. was found guilty to-day
OF unnameable immoralities. and was
sentenced 20 two and a half years i'm
prisonment. with loss OF citizenship for
five years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

Raleigh, n. c, Dec. A.-Gustavus Mill
helser ana Clarence Millheiser Of Rich
ncnd, and Samuel =. Patterson Of Balti-
more. to-day obtained a charter for the
Rosemary Manufacturing Company. THE
PRINCIPAL business will be 10 manufacture
materials FROM animal ard vegetable
abers The capital stock authorized Il
10000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
AT THE THEATER.
"sathan Hale" Admirably Present.
ed-Bowery Play To-day.

nathan Hale" Admirably Present.
cd-Bowery Play To-day.
Without the prestige first given by an
introduction By such stars a. Nat Good
win ana Maxine Elliott the play OF
Nathan Hale" which was presented last
night. would not have been successful.
This does not mean that the perform
ance was not pleasing. for It was. And
more than that. the audience seemed 70
be particularly pleased, II the number OF
curtain calls and the amount Of applause
bestowed was an Indication, ana Il ought
10 be.
The play A BY Clyde Fitch. and Is in
four acts. There s little comedy IN the
piece. though what there IT, is in "a most
delicious vein. The audience would glad
y have seen more OF Angelica knowlton
than Il did. The action Of the play be-
comes almost melodramatic ~ times.
though there was a finish 70 the presenta-
ton that made one look beyond these
tendencies.
That the play WAS exceedingly well done
e. unquehtioned. AIR. Howard Kyle ami
Miss Nannette Comstock, who divided tho
stellar honors. we're both admirable. Mr..
Kyle had fine conception OF what the
part seemed 20 eau Tor re WIS mlonett
and dlgnlfed yet strong aud forceful.
Miss Comstock. IN the role Of Alice
Adams. was splendid. Her comedy scenes
in the first two acts were delightful and
fun OF charm. while her emotional acting
was Of the most artistic and telling sort.
entirely devoid Of ranting ana outbursi.
Miss Antoinette Walker was excellent
IN an ingenue role, and Mrs Proctor, Mr..
Weber Mr. Russell and Miss Gisson arc
worthy % commendatiou. The play was
admirably staged.
THE Bowery After Dark" will be che
attraction at to-days matinee and night
performances. The Bowery After Dark
Is said to be az interesting as IL r. ex-
citing The plot IL said TO be thrilling.
the scenery ell special ana true TO life,
and the clinaxes hair-raising. One act
shows a Bowery dive IN fun blast, an
opium Joint with real Cinnamon and
nends a street scene which lays claim
10 being correct representation Of the
Bowery. and last. bat not least. the
snake pie under the opium Joint
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
Encouragement brewer Dead.

Trenton. n. J., Dec. 3i.-Ex- Congress
man John NJ. Brewer died at his home
here to-day. He was a pottery manufsc-
turer and a warm personal friend OF Pres
ideut Mckinley. with whom he served In
Congress.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
Former Keeper Of Royal Academy
Dead.

London Dec eS-Mr Richard Richard
Pickeregili. the painter who was keeper
Of the Royal Academy from 1872 90 iss7 Is
dead lie was born In london On lsao
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

-Foriy-fve allisators in a Milwaukee
show died Of pneumonia one day recently
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
DESERVED ms FATE

other similar Grimes.
Richmond. Va. Dec. Thames Holden
a negro. Is years old. was hanged to-day
at Accomac Court House for attempted
raps on Virginia Clayton. a little white
girl near Psrksley. Va. about three
months ago. lie confessed his guilt and
said no had been guilty OF similar crimes
before
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT?

for your sister your cousin your aunt your broth
err your mother for your husband, your wife,
even your sweetheart Take Santa Claus advice and
come right straight to
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-15
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Pearl City Cemetery is now open for
A special funeral train
leaves the railroad station at 2:15 p.
m daily, remaining at the cemetery
until after all interments.
The rates for transportation are
one dollar for the corpse, aud fifty
cents for the round trip for
mourners.
Plats are now on sale at the Office
of the company, ranging in price
from $40 up, according to location
and size. No other charges Of any
nature. -.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS
ISOLATION, LTD. l"ii
Room 3, Love Building, Fort St.
-g 70-3mos.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-15
NOTICE

Hunting, Shooting, or the Carry
ing OF Firearms on any OF the lands
owned or leased by the Dowsett
Company, Limited, is absolutely
forbidden. .S. ...l
Trespassers will be prosecuted to
the full exteut of the law.
5S-2w b. F. DILLINGHAM;.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-15
THE PANTHEON
Resurected under the Msuagership
OF >
T. A.. SIMPSON.

Boys remember old times and call
and drink with Ms on Hotel Street
10 our new building.
-F 17l0-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-15
TOILET.

Pennies ON Kukui Lane. Pos.
session gwen on January /, 1901
For terms, apply to
67tt KAPIULANI ESTATE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-18
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

MIR. Simon Rosenberg of this city has
bought the shore store OF Fowler 81 Co !,
Bangor, ana his son Is to continue the
business.
The regular meeting of the Whittier
club will be held Tuesday, December Is.
at 80 p. M. with Mrs. Whitman Saw
yer
The regular meeting Of the Calendar
club will be held Tuesday, December is,
with Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Sl4 Con-
gress street.
The primary and junior Sunday school
Teachers union meets this afternoon
at l45 at Y. NJ, q. A. building. Moth
ers and teachers welcome. The usual
lessons, discussion, Christmas plans, and
songs by a class Of children are expected.
Shortly before o'clock yesterday ait,r-
noon an alarm from box "A, called the
fire depart ment to the old Dyer house
on Fore street, where some children play
ing with matches had started a small
hlazs In garrett. The fire was confined
to one loom and extinguished in a half
hour. Damage about S35.
Z Christmas trees shave arrived and in
odorous masses OF green are TO be found
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-18
PERSONALS.

Geo. A. S. T~itcheli of Gorham. N.
H., is at the Congress Square hotel.
Mr.. Il. M. Lewsen has returned from
business trip to New York.
Miss Adelaide b. WEIGH OF Clark street,
the well known reader, has gone to Bos-
ton, where she has number Of engage
ments.
Mr.. Charles Hutchinson of Falmouth
street, is recovering from an illness OF
several weeks.
Mrs. Brown of Waterville has accepted
position in the store of r. NJ. Lswsen
s. 90.
MIR. A. ID. Smith, the we'll known con-
tractor and builder, is seriously sick at
his home.
Robert Adamson of London, agent FOR
Frank Hamilton, the apple exporter, is
stopping at the Falmouth hotel while en-
gagged in experimenting the shipment OF
the fruit bought In this and neiRhbor-
ing states.
Capt. Michael Seaman has returned
to the Falmouth after an abEence OF sew
eral days on account OF illness.
0s We 0OnCo III eAo 0A0AA4 iatAA-
way system is registered at the falmouth
hotel,
j. II. Clancsy OF the Allan line and p.
W. Ferns OF the Hambnrg.American
limo are boarding at the Falmouth hotel
for the winter.
Yesterday Supreme Justice Sewell q.
Strout went to Skowhegan where he
will open the Somerset december term
today.
First Lieutenant william II. Clifford,
Jr., OF the Marine Corps, has been or
dered with his company to BasiIican
island, oil the west coast OF Mindanao,
opposite the town OF Samhoangan, In
Mindanac, across strait. The island ID
peopled mostly with Mohammedans.
Lieut.. Clifford mas been appointed provost
Judge OF the island.
| Hon. ii. L. Hamlin Of Ellsworth and
Elmer p. Spofford of Deer Isle ara at the
Falmouth hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-12-18
PARK AT SEBAGO.
Big Indian Island Has Been Sold for
This Purpose.

The papers have been signed in q real
estate deal by which Messrs. Charles L..
Goodridgs OF Morrills and Ii. r. Stick
ney of Portland have purchased of Mr..
Ephraim Dyer OF Cape Elizabeth Big
Indian island near SebaGo Lake. Ths
island contains one hundred acres and Is
20 be named "Heartease. The center
Of the island Is to be used as park, with
a circular road running on the outside OF
the park. Cottage lots are to he laid out
along the shors line.
Five acres of the island near the Ray
mond cottage Is to be reserved for the
erection OF summer hotel. Big Indian
Island is reached by sailing over the route
Of the Ssbago Lake, Songo river aud
Naples Steamboat company. At the point