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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-08
Detroit o. Cleveland o.

Detroit Mich. Aug. 7.-MilIer's splendid pitch
ing was responsible for the shut out administered
to Cleveland by Detroit this afternoon. OF the
four hits secured by the visitors. but two. those
from Genins's bat, clean cut Pickerinss
hit was a buut he beat out by foot in the open
ing inning. and La Chances was a scratch In the
ninth after two were out. Detroit hit safely In
every inning. Attendance. 1000. Score:
R.H.E.
Cleveland :. 30 o o 0 0 0 % 4 2
Batteries-Miller and McAllister: McKenna
and Crsham
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KEENE's ENTRY WAS ONE. TWO.
Commando Won the Brighton Junior
Stakes by Neck From, Dlympinn.

Stakes by Il Neck From, oIympinn.
New York. Aug THE Brighton Junior
Stake OF $1,000 was the feature of the
racing at Brighton Beach to-day. The
keene entry. Commando and Olympian.
coupled in the betting at the prohibitve
price of to +, ran one, two. Commando
winning by neck from Olympian VINO
was under double WRAPS. All Green, rid
den out in a vain effort to catch the first
two, was third. a length ana 4 haif away.
l he time, lib 10. was fast 1t looked as II
Olympian might have beaten his stable
companion at the weights. He is eligible
for the FNturity, and viii get in with all
allowances. He is already considered by
sbrewd Judges the probable winner. The
summaries:
Frs; race. one mile, seilinE-ESit. .oi Genrvl.
r9n 70 ans to 10 and q ssG9n =, Il fSTS bTS Tine S 'TSsd5
second race. Inc chantiny, hurdle handicap
and to :. second: ssir H Hn5ert i$2 iNeSreJ. 5
coupled as Beard entry in oettiag.
Third race. six fuTl0uES-Agnes %, los (Ned-
n5sr ete to n Gnf to e sscS9G cTSten ceS rs
Apple Of Siy Eye. It ills GreenWo5t sadie sadie s. Mar
@ ssTsa and fak ae2y fnTy so day isn Sp Dee Bound
Fourth race mile ana a siXieenth-David Gar
II rtek io4 g8rlInanl to and out won: kn ght
end; star, Chime. l0I dJevn). 50 10 j and to
Fifth race, the Brighton Junior. six furlones-
.0lymp!an, ~ disnryl. i to, { and ouf, second;
third. Time. lib Is. Kenilworth and Baron Pep
coupled in betting as Keene entry,
Sixth race. mile and q sixteenth. seiliEg-Bris-
sds ls }SaTsS iS SSg,, to Il and .S5 70 . w9n sSr
Time i:I7 Is. Yolooo' Mercer and Magic Light
also ran.
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Philadti5hla .::::::::.::::.o -
Earned runs-Pitts5urg- 5. Two-base hits
Clarke /, Wagner /. La Joie l. Three base hit5
Ely 1. Home runs-O i3rien 1. Sacrifice hits
RitHbs - fSir sn5 gy ~ T}ris- Tsirs. st bgss an
bals-0F Piatt 2 Hit by pitched balls-Schi liver
l, orth 1. Struck out-By Tannehin !. by Pidtt
l. Passed baliy-Murphy /. Tine-One hour and
forty minutes. Umpire-O'Day.
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Totals 81 10 q 10 0 Totals ...sl s'2

.Dextsr out; hit by batted ball
BrooSlyn '....0 49,. .............0 0 0 o-1
Summary: Earned runs-chicago g. Left It.. on
Mccarthy /. Sacrifice hits-McCarthy ], Griffith
J. DAILY 1. Stolen baseICniiSds l, nance ,,d i
Camel l, Childs. Mccormick and Camel ]:
Struck out.By Griffith 2 by ,Weyning /; ny ny
-Of Griffith 3, on Weyhins 2. Wild pitch
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Harrisburg Won.


FEPUBIIC SPFtIab
Harrisburg, H.. Aug: IA game of ball be-
tween Ridgeway and Harrisburg at Doris Park
this afternoon resulted in a score of Z to in
favor of Harrisburg.
risburg Davis and Johnson. Umpire-P. l..
Skagcs
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F.Ifth race. rirst Autumn. snecLal. on, ana ont
7c-fourths mile:
SELECTIONS.

ssI-iIf-N I l'.NS.
First Race-Eleanor Holmes Diggs. Ruby Ri
ley
Second Race-wiId Pirate Wall. obia.
Third Rehabilitation. Ransom. Chorus Boy.
Fourth Race-Laureate Baniss. Malay.
Fifth Rdce-FinoChe J!mp Ohnet
Seventh race-Free I.ady. Graves Ostra.
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CHICAGO =, BROOKLYN 4.
Anarchists Found WeyhinG "tthout
Effart-Ln4e Cross,s Grent PlayinE.

Chicago Aug. 7.-Griffith was in great form
to-day, giving the Brooklyns no more than one
hit an inning. excepting in the third, when two
singles and a passed bali gave them one run.
yvaybfrg gave two bases hi. batter and was
touched up for six hits in the fifth. Cross again
played a wonderful game at third. Attendance
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Manning Wants CIinrmnu.

Kansas City, Me-. Aug. 1.-Manager Manning
of the Kansas City team has filed a claim on
Shortstop Billy Clingnan, who was YESTERDAY
given his unconditional release by the Chicago
National League team.
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bloomington Won.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bloomington H., Aug. 7-Bloomington won
from Danville to-day, to 2. Sample pitched a
sand game. But for two errors, Bloomington
would have made 1t shut-out. Score:
II. II. Z.
Bloomington ......o 1-6 Z
ptnville ........-..o 0. 0 0 1-2 3
Bstteries-sample and Elsey: Popp and Bowen
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sBatted for Jones in ninth inning

sBatted for Jones in ninth inning: .
St. Louis .................. 9 Q / ! &c
New York ..-............. ~
Earned runs-St. Louis 2 New York TWO
base hts-Waace L Tnree-base hts-Smith l.
Home runs-Hickman l. Double piays-poyle
Wallace and Donlin. l.. Stolen bases -McGraw
., selbach /. Heidrick !. Bu kett l. van Hal
trer 2 Carrck l. Bases balls-On Jones 2,
off Carrck 8. Strike outs-By Jones l, by Car
rick 3. Wild pitches-Jones l. Carcick !. Time
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Ens-
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Pirates brilliant Work in the Field
Held the Gmukera DOM.

Pittsburg. aug. 7.-Phladelphia was not in
the game at any stage. Not of their men
reached third until the ninth inning Pittsburg S
field work above criticism 4 double play
Inada by Ritchev. Ely and y Brien probably
as last and difficult as any ever on these
srolEas. AtteGdance. 2. 100. Score:
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Pueblo. Colo. Aug. 7.-score:

Pueblo .........2 2 o 0 G 0 o Is
Batteries-Johnson and Graham; Glade and
lLnI
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Western League.

Omaha, Neb.. Aug. I.-Score:
R.H. E.
ST 2tnaha Joseph PHI: ...:.:.:0 ...: i6s 5
Batteries-Roach and Wilson: ellison and
king
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CINCINNATI 3, BOSTON o.
Breitenstein in Rare FOrm-Cuppy'
Hand Split by Liner.

Cincinnati Aug. T.-Breitenstein in rare
form to-day particularly with men on the
bases. Cuppy had his hand split with a liner
from Barretts bat in the third Inning. and re-
tired in favor cf Nichols. The locals punched
It's in the eighth. Attending, 1000. Score:
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O.. n - III stasts sitlYefy cured. Ch4I1t9
and Question iisis an treated by mall Aoos
teasuitatioS free Call or write. Hours 3 -
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Psaxef EiGas city VI - / 9 9 9 =!
Base hlts-Denver. Is: Sioux City. 10. Err.
rCTs-Denver 1. Sioux City. .. Batteries-Ey.
Ter and Buelow: Parvin and Cote
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,ripueapoIis g. MiIuuukee ..

Mnneapolis. Mimi. Aug. I-MiIwaukee was
beaten to-day In closely contested game. Sparks
was taken out in the third inning. which saved
the visitors from bad defeat. The game be-
Ionged to either side until the last OF the ninth.
Bailey was hit freely, but was well supported
and threw good hall at the right time. TIE
grounds were muddy. but the home team did
Unusually good field work. Attendance. 400 The
r. H. e.
Minneapolis ....1 o o o 0 2 Is u 3
Milwaukee . % ID 10 8
Batteries-Balley and Fisher; Sparks, Dowl-
ing and Diggins.
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Earned runs-Cfncinnati 3. Three-base hits
McI3ride /. Home runs-Crawford l. Stolen
bases-Loug l. Duffy l. Double plays-treernan
u.nassisteGJ l. Barrett to PeitZ. FIRST base on
hafls-Bre etsnstein 3. Nichols z. Struck out-By
Ereitenstein l. Time-One hour and forty-f'e
minutes Umpire-swartwood
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Decatur Won.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Decatur ILL.,. Aug. The Decatur and Terre
games here this afternoon. Terre Haute had the
game won until the last inning. when Decatur
made eight runs. The score:
X. II. L.
Terre Haute...-...0 0-S ii Z
Batteries-Decatur, Millet and Badger; Terre
Haute. Jarvis and Montgomery.
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GrfeEsviIIe Races.

NFPUBTTr SPECIAL
Griggsville. III, Aug 7.-The first days fair
and races was attended by 1900 persons. Joe
Conway won the 2:S5 pace in straight heats
starting Judge. Summaries follow:
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.


ugust Z, Weather cear;
432 First ~ nurse sao madden a,vea ,, ort a tes:
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SLOW GAME WON BY
JUVENILE GIANTS.
Between Poor Umpiring and Inex-
cusable Errors Spectators
Had Bad Day.
UMPIRE EMsLIE WAS AWAY OFF.
With Good Support and an Even
Break Jones Might Have Made
1t Four Straight - Donlin
Erred, but Was Cheered.
CLUB STANDING.
Yesterdays Games.

National League. American League
New York 8. st Louis s. X G Q chicago 1.
Chicago T. Broci,lrn l. lind buffalo &
Cincinnati 3. Boston O. Detroit > Cleveland q.
Plttsburg .. Ph'ia. o. Minn 6. Milwaukee >.
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PITTsBURG o, PHILADELPHIA o.

Griffith I. Hit with ball-Cf ance g Time of
Eams-Two hours and d"s minutes. Umpire
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DR.. SCHRElNER,
$40 Chestnut ST.. St. Louis. Mo-,
TheREIiARlE SPECIALIST

Cures private and chronic dis
eases, Lost Manhood. Nervous
Deoliity, Lost Vsor. Seminal
Weakness. Night Losses. Debll-
itatihg Dreams. Early Decay.
Saricoceie and all results of err
Iers OF youth or excesses in later
!et.fs permanently cured. Gonor-
rhcea. elect. Structure, Unnat,.
raj discharges. and ali diseases
OF Kidneys and Bladder. and
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

ton comprises a knowledge OF the three
Rs" he can easily learn enough OF navi-
CATION to obtain first mates berth, and
later he becomes n captain-a pet Of the
law and public opinion, but as little fitted
by instinct and training TO appreciate the
responsibilities OF his position as Is ne
gro oveEseer on a plantation. He Is an ex-
ponent Of brute force. and the inner sensi-
bilities are denied him. He Is not superior
IN humanity morals or common decency
70 the meanest OF his crew-oniy exceiling
them IN the grosser elements OF character
which FIRST gained him his advantage.
In acquired attrihutes-knowledge OF
technique-he " often inferior TO the best
men OF his crew. Not an American ship
goes 10 sea without few able seamen for
ward who are competent to instruct the
captain 90 seamanshlp: for this broad
shOuldered. heavy-fsted rufiian Is some
times promoted too soon. The tile able
seaman Is one to be proud Of. II cannot
be acquired in the space OF time which
VIII give a man mastery OF a trade on
shore. or win him post graduates dipio-
ma IN college. A man needs four years OF
service az least before he can be trusted
at the wheel with a following wind and
sea and to learn the smaller. more me-
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PRIMARY ron ORDINARY.
Many Candidates In the Field fa
Baldwin County.


Baldwin County.
Milledgeville. Ca. Sept. s.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of this coan-
~ met Of the court house to-day at lid
20 arrange for a primary election 70 nh
the vacancy on tho Democratic ticket for
the October election. caused by the death
OF Capt "A. n. Bell. the nominee for the
ofiice OF ordinary Sept = was decided
upon a. the day for The primary. which
will be held under the rules governing
the regular primary election
In response to the request made eomo
days ago BY the Popuiists that the elec-
ton should b. held under the name OF
white primary. IL was decided that all tho
rules and laws OF the state Democratic
primary elections would be observed and
that the election would be known as a
Democratic primary.
The short time given before the pri-
mary brought out all the candidates for
ordinary with a rush this morning. ana a
brisk night Is being made for the Office
BY several prominent men ~ this conn-
~. There are now la the field Mr.. l.. II.
Thomas. Col. W. y. Gray, Col 4. r.
Hines, Col. ID. s. Sanford.
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helplessness IN the struggle for existence
on shore. So he remains in an environ
ment that Kills him In twelve years. but
develops In him strength OF character
along certain lines beyond the oompre-
hension OF landsmen.
He becomes a man 20 be pitied. respect
ed and protected. for. In the nature OF
things. ho can do none OF these for him
self He cannot pity himself. for h. Is
equal 20 the drafts upon him, and sur
wives them. lie cannot respect himself
except la his own peculiar way, which his
landfaring feilowmen cannot understand.
lie knows that he can endure a stress OF
weather and work under which an ordi-
nary man would die, hut II does not con-
duce 10 assertiveness. and his attitude to-
ward wrong and injustice might be stamp
Cd as cowardly by those who do not know
him. Tie cannot protect himself. for he
has not known good treatment or reward
for generous. energetic effort. and does
not always realize that he IL imposed up
on. He Is denied the love OF woman and
children: he is an innocent outcast-a
wanderer upon the face OF the earth. be-
cause OF the wanderlust IN his soul ana
the possession ~ qualities which would
make him esteemed among men did they
apply TO a trade or profession on shore.
And this skilled laborer-the hardest
worked and lowest paid In the worldwide.
under the law. Is denied the right % self
defense while at sea-who Is hopeless OF
advancement or change because deficient
In inherent brutality. physique and the
groundlngs OF education-this man. 80
necessary TO the worlds commerce, can
rarely obtain justice in the courts OF
free country, because a blind. public sen
timent has preadjudged him a potential
mutineer. pirate and murderer,
out upon such public sentiment. And
shame upon the novelist who has created
and fostered ~. Morgan Robertson.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

tons. collar Of calf skin. trimmed with
steel or gun metal and five hundred dol
lars - not fancy price TO pay for fine,
well bred specimen.
A good country dog has become a ne
cessi,y In these days, when families stay
late out Of town. and young women have
a propensity for taking long strolls. some-
times quite alone. Various dogs rs pro-
tcetors and companions were tried and
all OF them proved too unreliable or too
disputatious until a trial was made Of che
reliability and temper OF the respected
bloodhound. lie proved equal 10 the terf,
and one or two women have bought their
hounds from Kentucky kennels and
have adopted them as walking
companions. The stately c0wied
hounds are the type for which as
hign a price a. thousand dollars aplece
Is eheerfuiiy paid Tor their dignity. cool
sense. tact. strength and stern attention
70 duty IL beyond praise and sometimes
beyond belief They are enormous dogs
| and when a bloodhound realizes he has
mistress 20 protect he never leaves her
out Of his sight. yet never attacks any
one until he receives her express orders
60 do %. Then. and only then. like
gentleman. ne engages his enemy with
Dihety-nine chances OF victory en- his
side. though he win draw out OF the bat
lie az word from the lady he serves.
The cowled bloodhound r. one Of the
only dogs who can't be fooled and pat
ronlzed by strangers. and who refuses 10
run a. the end Of q leash lie will wear
a collar with a ring In q by which the
owner can iay restraining hand upon
him, and u II the not inappropriate fash
ion 20 give these stately and fearful beasts
such names IS Terror. Vengeance. Re
venge. etc. as somewhat descriptive OF
their distinctly biood-thirsiy natures
A beautiful new dog who no longer has
his way to make socially il the Russian
borxois. the fayorlte casHack hunting
hound. For number OF years past the
torzois have been much the mode IN En-
gland. but not until the Princess Catacu-
gene sent beautiful specimen from her
Russian home 10 her mother. Mrs Grant.
have they found welcome here The wo-
men who have country estates boasting
stretches ~ fair lawns have sent abroad
for these noble creatures. more for Toe
decorative effect they convey 70 the
front Of fiue country place than for any
other reason. They are a. graceful AZ
deer. ana wear their silver mounted COZ.
iars with m Infinitely arlstocratlc air.
II Is necessary 10 buy a pair Of bor-
zois, for which the deiicacy OF highly
bred creatures. they are exclusive, ....u.
ing no pleasure or association with other
dogs. end make q far better appearance
leaping over the green In couples on
their collars their names are always en-
graved. and they are Russian names us.
ually Alexis or Ivan. Vladimir and
Dushka Emily Holt;
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

positive effort in behalf Of the sailor.
he will noe have time 10 undo the wrong
he has done but his books have sold (.
and because they have sold and infiu-
enced public opinion. hundreds OF Ameri-
can captains have escaped the peniten-
tiary. and hundreds OF seamen have en-
dured. and must endure for years. wrong
and injustice THAI would absolve lands
men from the charge OF murder.
The Production of the brute.
SO much for W. Clark Russell. the apollo
sist tor a brute. who would be hanged
or imprisoned for life were he called by
another name than Captain" Let as
get back to the causes which has pro-
duced This brute. Tine American cap
tain. as a rule. does not arise from the
forecastle-from the class OF men over
whom he tyrnnnizes He comes from the
boys room" Every American snip car
ries as many boys. loosely speaking. AS
she carries mates II g. safe 90 say that
two out Of three OF these boys quit the
sea after a voyage or Two. because they
will not s2bmN 10 tine rigors Of The life.
Some cannot bear the hardships Incl
dental 90 the work alone others cannot
reconcile themselves 20 the insult. the
cruelty dean out to them by che officers,
But one out Of three remains. lie -
strong and hardy: he has thick skin
and cannot be insulted unless the insult
Is physical: a smash" on the head with
a Delaying pin hurts his feelings. but
milder rebuke Affects him noe. and he
thrivos and progresses.
After a few voyages he is promoted 70
boatswain's third or second mates berth.
according TO the size and personnel OF the
ship. but he spends but little time IN the
forecastlc. among men whom he j. taught
20 believe are Inferior creatures, and when
he obtains power over them he maufeate
them as he has been maltreoted himself.
and thinks that II l. right. n his educa-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

PcnnsyIvania spendthrifs IL stirring
Things Up.


jacksonville. Fla. Sept S.-scott Nc
KeoWn. OF Pennsylvania. New York ara
elsewhere. clubman. and good feilow gen
eraly. IL here enjoying life. and incidental
~. showing al che would-be sports IN
Florida how TO spend money. Mr.. Nc
Keown Is the ono whom tho New York
World wrote up . sunday or two ago.
with lavish pictures. Illustrating how no
spent 100000 IN year.
Alr. McKeown came here a short time
ago and speedily made friends. He back
- the baseball teams. bet che Jackson
VILE sports 10 a standstiil and had no end
OF fun out Of g. lie Is seen almost
daily driving through tho streets with a
handsome coal black span Of flyers. ac-
companiei by some % his genial compan-
ions
Mr.. keown came South from New York
over month ago He went 10 New
smyrna and other points on the East
Coast. ana spent some little time yacht
lng there, fishing. etc. When tired Of
this sport he gave away hiH handsome
hoa' to n young son Of Senator Frank
Sans Of New smyrna. 10 whom he had
been Attracted 20 hy the youngsters
bright ways
While here IN Jacksonville. he made tho
acquaintance OF Gus Mueller one OF the
best known Young business men here ard
- token Of his friendship presented
him recently with a diamond siuskfc.f
watch charm. that coet seD.
10 Is claimed that he a. ono ~ the heirs
to the famous Mckeown millions In Penn
sylvania.
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AMERICAN SHIPMASTER.
a FINE SPECIMEN or sELF-RELI-
ANT, PRoGREssIss MANHOOD.

ON shore n Good Fellow, Afioat a
splendtd SenmRn-tfiS Environment
and Training Have often Made
him cruel and Extortionate with
riu Men-His Evolution From 'The
nov. Room Describcd-The "AbIe
seaman" who Can sometimes Give
Points IN seamanship 90 His SUI
perior. hut Who IL Rarely or Never
Promoted.
Copyright. 1900 BY Morgan Robertson.
Nevs York. Sept. THE American ship
master Is Invariably an American. a good
Fellow" on shore. with a magnetic per-
fonality chat wins him admiration ond
respect. lie IS usually OF splendid phys
ioue. with a humorous twinkle IN his eye.
a vibrant voice that he uses habitualiy.
aud a good stock OF yarns" which he
retans for tine benefit OF envious aud
m.lder hammered landsmen. He possesses
"a superb confidence in himself he r. a
prime seaman. navigator sufficient una
his needs. and Il credited with courage
and determination 20 overawe the moe,
discontented and rebclllous OF sailors.
He Is a force for civilization as It IA
now progressing. and a necessary al.
5unct 10 the advancement Of American
commerce. Yet. ASIDE from the temporary
paralyzation q this commerce. the loss
60 his family. ana the injury to his feel
ings. no great harm. would be done the
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B.H.Levy &Bro.

the man and the Girl who refuses 20 walk
abroad without canine attendant AZ their
heels
The pipe smoking young man is as IN
slstent on this dog ~ the high heele.i
girl and this winter many an afternoon
cailer VIII announce himself as Mr.. Jones
ana bun pup This particular type OF
ouincg u highly esteemed. because ne
- Dfed ana his early education II carried
out on lines that teach him the imporf-
anee OF mlnding his own business. In che
city dog requires leash chiefly 20 keen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
THE NEWS At DOUGLAS.
MANY Cottages BeinE built - Sea
Island Cotton selling Wen.

fNthf
Douglas. Ga. Sept 81 NJ Ashley.
president and c. r. Baker. cashier 81
tho Union Banking Company % this city.
attended tho cotton mill meeting az Ffsz-
gerald. They represented the bank ana
Douglas capitalists.
J. $. Bailey and Frank l. Sweat arc
placing material on the ground for six
e-room cottages. j. NJ Dent q building
two modern cottages. j. n. Dent two. l..
o. Stein three. u. y. owens one aud I.
3 Williamson one. al bat the last two
mentioned are already engaged.
A. J. Mcdonald and ~. n. Quincey.
who have been reading law under Quin-
cey a Mcdonald will az an early date
enter the law department OF the state
University al Athens
Douglas Is 20 have two new merchants.
MesarH AspinwaIl a Davis have rented
the Petereon store opposite the court
hOtfse
Good sea island cotton brings 5 cents
per pound in the seed In Douglas to-day.
which would - about an S-cent basis
for lint cotton. and the prospects are for
q to go higher. stormy weather II IN
jurinE and retarding the gathering OF tho
half crop that was made. Hogs are sttil
dying with cholera. only a few more left
for the disease 10 prey upon.