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THE So ANp MOOR.

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A Veterans story.-ceorge Lewis

shamokin Pa, writes: II am eighty years OF
age. ! have been troubled with Catarrh for fifty
years, and in my time have used a great many
ostauh cures, but had any relief until |
used DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. One box
cured me completely" Fifty cents. Sold by f. :
Williams Ninth and Streets; Edmonds &
Williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue.-l3.
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light dainty luncheon such as we
serve in our Grotto is the most tempting
thing during these warm days. Basement
Annex.
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| S. Kann, Sons & Co.
THE BUSY CORNER.
Always the best of everything
for the least money.

Ours is the coolest shopping spot in town
because our 100 latest improved Electric
Fans cause a cool. delightful breeze to
sweep through our store ali day long.
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sun rose..... 5:13 AN. Sun sets......6:55 P. NJ.
Moon rises. .1O:23 P NJ Moon sets..............
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Concert Mt Marine barracks.

The Marine Band will give a concert at the
barracks this evening at $50 O'Clock. Following
is thr Programme:
March, "BelleS Bettres'' ............ Baumbaertel
Overture, Summer Nights Dream ~. Suppe
Seherzo 'Lorologio" .Arditi
Euphonium solo fantasia Maria de Rohan"
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AN ACTIVE LIVER
Her Mother Unduly Alarmed.

means good health. The greatest Liver Regulator
in the world is Warmers Safe Cure. Try it today
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Motaer.. Give Your Children a Trea

by taking them out TO beautiful Chevy Chase
Lake Meier family daily at and $3.50 p. N
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. J W Moore OF Atlanta is guest
OF the Pulaski
MIR J. l. Coney Of V1ldosta Is registered
at the Pulaski
Mir u b burden 81 G-aymont Is a gu -
OF the Pulaski
Mr. L. c Powell OF Maiden Branch is a
guest OF the Pulaski
Mr. r. L. Campbell Of Jncksonvine is o
guest Of the Pulaski
Messrs Joseph Hun and y. b. Hull left
yesterday for Atlanta.
Mr. " A. Wooten 81 NJ Vernon Is reg
istered AZ the Pulaski.
Mr. y. Gillespie .cft last night on "a
trip TO North Georgia.
Mr. r. W Hammond OF Nettie. Fla. e.
guest OF the Pulaski
Mr. H. F. McDonough OF Atlanta B.
registered az the Pulaski
Mr. George r. Buriick Of Macon Is
registered al the scrcyen.
Capt j. +. Watson Of Hawkinsvle
registered az the Screvcn.
Mr. l. J. jackson of scarboro registered
at the Pulaski yesterday
Mr. " r. Coving on left Via the Cen
trail yesterday FOR Atlanta.
Mr.. J. r Guumartin left over the Plant
System yesterday for Elha. Ala.
Mr. r p. Talaferro arrived from New
York last night on the city OF Augusta.
Miss krauss was among yester lays
passengers Of the Central for Birmingh m
Mr. Washington Harrell Of Eastman was
among the arrivals a the Pulaski yes
tcrday.
Miss Hamper Peacock % Cochran Is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. John +. Harris on
Gwinnett street
Mr. and Mrs. c. Andrae and child and
Mr. Annis SchilhnE OF Americas are
guests Of the Pulaski
Mr. NJ. wilcox and Miss Wilcox w,r.
passengers last night on the city OF
Augusta from New York
Miss Maude Farmer entertained on We'd
nesday evening IN honor Of her guest
Miss Higgins OF BAH. Me
Rev. John d Jordan lef, via the s a.
board Air Line yesterday for Re ersbIre
where he will conduct the funeral srr.
vices OF the late Mr. G. u. Baldwin
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

had vigorously protested against the Penn
sylvauia campaign. bat that h. forbid this
graphic writer from publishing this state
ment because be- was too maFu8uimous
60 Involve those actually RESPONSIBLE for
that unfortunate campaign
After the great virginian had passed
into the Great Beyond then this true
uicut T 81 Cook gives currency 20 q
proftssed Interview. because the misrer-
resented ana injured party was not IN the
land OF the living 20 contruyert the stale
ment
From the best authority on this subject
I have the information that Gen Lee nrst
proposed the peunsy lrauiA campaign. 10
was strategy and tactic combined That
the campaign failed when almost won was
no fault % TIE strategy or genius Of Lee.
History has laid the cause OF failure az
the feet Of those responsible. 50 chat no
smir % can rest upon the character or
ability ri Robert T.. Leo.
Again, / have an article from some OBJ
scurc fellow in MI~slchusetts pubilsheI
10 this same New York sun denying 20
the great Confederate ability as a
strategfst or tacuciau. equally as falla-
cious as any 90 the other articles this
Journal has promu gated
Wherein lay the secret Of tho Sun q
venom IL Il hard to understand Few
people North are unwilling to believe 90
the purity ana honesty of the motives Of
Lee With a character far above critl-
cism. or reproach whose purity and beau
~ is emphasized North as well as South
acknowledged the world over hy an civil
lizcd people ~ IS dif1cut 20 discover The
bitter venom and antaEouism. that &c
tuates The Younger Dana or the manage
meut o. the sun.
To this day. few people know why Meth
er Jefferson Davis. Robert r Lee. or AlcN
Stephens. were not brought 10 trial for
treason. There existed no such thing as
a citizen Of the United States ana 20
provide agalnst any contingency involving
the crime 81 treason. the Fourteenth
Amendment 20 The Constitution was pro-
mulgated and Incorporated into the great
Magma Charta Of N s government
The odd soldier and thousands OF his
friends and comrades 10 their ignorance
and prejudice. believe 70 was magma
minity that prompted the ac. ION OF the
general government when the fact was.
there could no charge hc legally brought
against tho Southern leaders. This fact
was the parentage OF che XIV Amend
ment
lie. whose beautiful life has shed the
brightest lustre upon American manhood
and whose gracious name and glorious
fame has bclied this green earth. does
not suffer from SANDER Of such paper as
this great trust organ the New York sun
nor could IS praises add anything 90 the
splendor OF the character OF the greatest
name - the Nineteenth century.
Secure IN the hearts and consc!ences of
nh right think ny people. Lees fame can
not be furnished by such a creation as The
younger Dana or his Unjust and partisan
Sun. g \ s,ussv
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

steamship salopaa iD. Burgess. Las
Palmas barks Luina UtaD. Razeto.
Bristol. Moutrose tR -, Anderson. Algon
lay VIA Barbados
cleared. steamship Nth Bo. Steven
son. Hnvre.
Beaufort s C.. o. 2-Dales Greek
sailed, schooner Emu FOR Georgetown.
Port Tampa F1a oct @-Arrived.
.teamer Maacotte White. Havana via
Key West. and retu1ed.
Sailed. tug Gulierm Lopez. Suarez. Ha-
vana. with barges A,Nareaia and Bella
Catlina
Key West. ria. oct 25-Arrived.
steamers Nueles. NV York and sailed
Tor Galveston Fanm. Thompson. Ha-
yana Miami. Deiano Havana, and sailed
Tor Miami
Sailed. steamer Hoyhock Bonacco.
Charleston oct ARRIVED, steamer
lroquo.s kembie. Nv York. and pro
cecdel 20 Jacksouy!i..
Cleared. schooner Aiele Thackera, Nc
Keen. ElizItsthporf. y J.
Sailed. steamer siia u}D. Atkinson.
Liverpool schooner Warner Moore.
Crockett New York. Ohm A. Beckerman.
DeNean Brunswick
Baltimore. oct Z-Sailcd. steamer state
% Texas. savannah. 'chOoner Edward q.
Hight, Jacksonville.
Philadelphia oct Cleared. steamer
Roanoke. Jae ksouviis
Liverpool oct. 4-Arrived steamer
Jessie. savannah.
Manchester. oct 2t-Arrived, steamer
Ettrickdale Savannah
Hamburg. oct 8-3ai.ed. steamer Sill
verdale Feruandina
Madeira. Oct q Sailed steamer Heath
field. Pensacola.
Tenerine. oct. 23.-Sliled. steamer Eben
Bridge. Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
IMr WON 4 GREAT nAcE.
Opponents Had Advantage hut She
Was Backed at Odds.

New York oct &.-Imp won the Ma
hopac handicap at the Empire city race
track to-day She was giving pounds 10
her three opponents. bur was confidently
backed az oids On. The race was ~ a
mile and a sixteenth. and as usual she
went out 10 make the running she fairly
uptoed her neld al the end OF seven fur
longs. and came home alone under wraps.
Burns never moving on her.
First Racc-Ahout SIX furlongs. Tn
masked, 2 to !. won. with Beau Ormonde.
60 ana 20 q second. and Mussette.
z to 3 third Time 1904.
Second kace-One mile and seventy
yards Oleo. Is 10 !. won, with The ANA
zon, II 10 ana 3 TO 5. second. and Do
lande. To 10. third. Aisike. 70 10. fourth.
Time l.bi. The Amazon was disquAli-
fed
Third Racc-Flve and a half furlongs.
Mcsaha. - 20 l. won with Helen orc. 6
60 2 aud even. second. and Mistress, q
q third Time l.ON
Fourth Racc-Mahopac handicap. one
mile and 4 sixteenth. Imp. 90 TO- won.
with kamara. 70 90 aud to s. second.
and Oucck Queen. % 10 !. third. Tim ~.
Firth Race-About six furlongs. Moor.
8 10 D. won. with Talcose. 9 10 2 and 20
Q. second. and Lief Prince. 60 g. third.
Time Ill.
Sixth Race-One mile and seventy yards
Wlthers. 60 I. won. with Asquith. 60
s aud ! 10 g. second. and Water cure. Z
10 ., third Time l.bia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Many smiths There.

Liberty county Herald: The Smith fam
iy was well represented in the party
which went on hunting and fishing cS-
pediton 10 ST GATHERINGS Island last
week The party was made up as follows
O. C. smith Marvin .. Smith. N. G.
smith NJ NJ Smith. Madison Smith aud
John A. Jackson They remained on The
island for four days. and succeeded 10
capturing six deer and Oh the fish they
could get away with and had an cxccp.
tlonally fine time generally. Mr. Marvin
Smith had the honor Of killing two Of
the deer. and led the party as success
full hunter
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
New noat for the OcmuIsee.

The Gurbert Brothers, Of Lulaville. Ca
have begun the construction - steam
boat 20 ply the Ocmulgoe. IL was an
nounced some time ago that the firm
which Is largely interested tn the lumber
business. had asked Macon merchants u
they would make snlpments by g. As
surances 20 that effect were given and
the construction ~ the vessel was az once
undertaken Since the improvements 90
the chanuel ~ the stream there Is Hte
doubt that considerable territory can
BE- added 10 that which the Macon mer-
chants are now supplying through the
agency Of the boat
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
DE- snIt ArnIn.t sonthern.

Miss Mary Bass Merritt. OF Boston. has
filed SUIT az McDonough against the
Southern Railway Company on account
OF injuries received by her IN the Camp
creek wreck Mss Merritt sues Tor So.
90 Miss Merritt was one OF the two ladic'
who occupied the sleeper that was on tn
train. sne alleges that when the car TEL
into the washout she was thrown from
her seat and wreckaEe fell upon her
While she wis pinned beneath the wreck.
age she alleges that water ran into the car
and almost drowned her. She says tha'
her injuries will prevent her from doing
any work for the balance Of her life-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
EoastwIse Exports.

Per steamship Tallahassee 10 New York
-9lS bales upland cotton 100 bales sea
island cotton. % bales domo@ucs and
yarns LOS bills cottonseed oil. I.6oo bbis
rosin iSo bbls spirits as si2 feet lumber
50 cases cigars. 10 turtles. 70 bbls nsh.
CAS- boxes frui'. - pkgE vegetables, q tons
zig iron. p bales sweepings so pkgv box
material. rs bales tobacco. bbls tar b57
pkgs mdse
Per steamship Birmingham for New
Iork-i%S bales upland cotton 225 bales
sea island cotton. .Bfo bhls cotsonseed oil.
2.iss bbls rosin. t25 bbl- spirits So 25l feet
lumber. . car machinery. car slaves ]
car shingles
FER steamship Itasca for Baltlmore-ag
bales upland cotton. s03 bbls rosin. 10 bbls
,urpentiue iio.5N feet lumber. 81 pkgs
fruit. n hhls pitch. ~ bbls tar 10 bbls
rosin OIL. c. bbls cottonseed oil. "a Dkgs
mdse. Do pkgs domestics and yarns. 81
cases canned goods l.loa sacks clay
io3. l6s feet lumber FOR Baltimore 1855 fec
for Philadelphia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Rncc Rc.uI,. NJ Newport.

Cincinnati. oct. 25.-Results at New
pgvt.
First Raco-Sevcn furlongs LenoX. 10
I. won. With whitfield Is 10 g. second and
W q Welch. 10 TO l. third Time l.27iA
second Race-Oue mile aud nfiy yards.
Russian. 20 J. won with Little Tim. II
10 10. second. and Porter b.. 20 20 /. third.
Time 1913
Third Race-Oue mile and nifty yards.
Chanton. r. 20 l. won. with sir Gatian. 3
90 I. second and Eleanor Holmes. 60 l.
third Time asa
Fourth Racc-One mile and q sixteenth
John Halscy. 4 10 !. won. with Bohul. 3
TO .. second. ana Ida Lodford. 10 TO !.
third Time i6'e.
Fifh Race-Handicap six furlongs.
Kinrralne n TO s. won. with Trinity Bell.
Q TO ]. second, and Barbara. to /. third.
Time ia
sixth Race-Oue mile and nifty yands,
selling Left Bower 20 10 /, won with Pc
ter puryca. u 10 T. second. and Eta. 70
l. third Time ! az
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Tampa Tribune. The state campaign
has been considerably enHvened by cool
stories which are tod by Judge " s
Jennings Democratic nominee for Gov
eruor o. his stImpinr tour one Of hiH
jokes Sc on Superintendent Sneats. and
runs TINS way The state superintendent
visited country school AMI the prin-
elpll With swelling prEie. proceeded TO
pIt his prize pupils through an interest
Ing examination ln grammar. Calling
upon the bright boy % tie class the
principal sasd John. parse the sentence.
Mary mi.krd the cow. " Cow. re-
rIouded Jonu. promptly is noun. fem
iuino gender aud stands for Mary.
Whats that7r exclaimed suparintend-
ont SheAts. rising cxcitcdly 90 his feet
Cow stands for Mary How IN the wor -
does COW stand FOR Mary" Wei" re-
piled the prize pupil. without the least
evidence Of dtscoucerthon ~ the COW
didn't stand for Mary. how on earth could
Mary milk herr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

The John Faux place. east Of Perry IN
Houston county. touching Big Indian
Greek and ocmuleee river mas been soh
The place was controlled by the Georgia
Loan and Trust Company. and the sale
was made hy an agent Of that organiEa-
ton II is Sad here hat the property was
purchnsed hy Mr. George Daushtry OF
wilkinson county. The purchaser u
amply able 20 thoroughly equip ana IN
prove "a for whatever purpose DE may de-
sire 20 use g. This place contains 80"
acres. The land g. fertile. capable Of "a
high order of cultivation The purpose
Tor which Il l. best qualified g stock rails
ing and d will be- so used There are
many tracts Of land IN Houston county
specially suited TO stock raising. and there
II much need Of progress IN that line
throughout the state
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS AND VIEWS OF THE DAY ~
TWO STATES.

Sale Of niE Farm In Houston Coun-
ty-New BoRt for the ocmuigcr
Rtver-Big Damage Suit Against
the Southrrn-Wouid-b Murderer
CauEht-VcEctnhtes aud Politics
In Florida-other News in That
state.
Representative Joe Han - Bibh. was
not able 10 leave Friday FOR Atlanta when
RE colleagues loft. but be- SAYS he Is go-
irg before a great while 90 be has to
crawl every step Of the way he is sill
confined 90 his bed with rheumatism and
could hardly stand ou % pair ~ rrItrhe.
bat he 10 determined not % Do Ieft OUT
every time the Legislature ron is eallel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Beaufort. : c.. oct . one OF tho mos
interesting Masonic gatherings ever held
here took place last night. when RnbbonI
Chapter No a. u a. NJ held is convo.
cation ana conferred the ROYAL Arch de.
gree Including visitors, some nifty com
panions gathered in tho handsome lodge
room Among distinguished guests pres
,nt were Most Excellent Grand Higf
Prizes, John r. Bennger Of the Gram
Chapter. James Ramsey, grand scribe
and Past Gand High Piest J T Barron
grand secretary
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Per British steamship Blakemoor for
Liverpool-47io bales cotton. S23l 53i. %
bags sea island cotton 81 90. i,o23 tone
pix iron. &0.S3i Cargo various
Per British steamship CITY Of Glouces-
ter. for Llverpool-2f7 bales cotton, SlA
OTIS. 50 cnses oil so So so sacks cot
tonseed. Ss25. 80 tons cottonseed meal.
SO 100. 100 tons pig iron. $1,000. ~ tons
hillets. 5000. $50 barrels resin. 1922 p
Cargo various.
Per British steam ship Thornley,. for
Havre and Rremen-For Havre e co bales
cotton. SIG. So. - BAGS sea Island cotton.
s. 49,. 2GZs sacks cottouseei meal 80 SO
A1 logs pitch pine timber 81. &i3; for Breu,-
en-. 2.7A bales cotton. Sl30. s0.-Cargo va
rious.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
NEWS FROM THE WATER FRONT
nRITIsH STEAMSHIP MIRAMAI
TOwTD INTO PORT DISABLED.

Her shaft Broken and Propeller Lost
Near Martins Industry Ligbt.hip.
lowed 80 savannah by British
steamship Wsstwater-No WORE
From Owners of British Dark Liz
zie Curry-BiE shipments of Cot
tonsecd Meal.
The British steamship Miramar. Capt
Lucle for Sew York was lowed into port
yesterday by the British steamship Vast
water. Rith her propeller gone and shaft
broken. She wos hcuhcd az the Gordon
wharf whore repairs will probably D.,
made 81 once The Mirlmar has an eX-
era shaft and propeller aboard so that
there viii De- 40 delay on that score
u was particularly fortunate Tor the
Miramar that the propeller broke while
she was directly IN the path Of eoasswise
vessels. Tho accident occurred near Mar
tins Industry Lghtship about 4 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. Anchor was cast
ard preparations made to remain there
until relief came Tro Hrss vessel to pass
was coastwise trader which was run
ming or schedule and as the Mlramar
was noe iu great danger. would not tow
her 10 Savannah The Waatwater came
along az O'Clock. and Wa nailed Being
on her way TO Savannah arrangc meEts
were promrsly made for towing the dis
ab.ed steamer 60 this port. The VAST
water 10y by during the night, ana brought
her toa "a during the day The best ~
weather was reported outside which az
counts Tor che promptuess with which the
disabled steamer was brought into port
The Miramar Is owned 30 Glasgow. She
Is OF 81 tons registry Capt White re-
ported TO Wider 4 Co. agents for the
vessel. and arrangements VIII PROBABLY
be made AZ once for the necessary repairs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Gainesville sun: Cotton continues TO
come IN as = lively rate. and Dutton g.
CO. are having oil they can do 70 handle
aame The gins are running or full time
and there has already been several car
loads Einned FOR shipment The price for
cotton yesterday wae 9 cents per pound
There seems 20 be no danger OF a fol-
IN the market. though prteee have not
advanced Va the past ten days
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Ne wora From curr,,. ornrr..

Il seems that che British bark Lizzie
Curry r. being neglected by her owners.
~ ~ least the - the yieW creditors are
inclined 10 take. Capt Landry said yes
ierday he had not yet heard from the
owners. though they were wired of the
condition 81 the vessel several days ago
Capt Landry docs not fully understand
why Il Is no Instructions have been sent
e. him The lumber aboard the curry
was shipped by Chas s Hirsch & Co,
but the only loss they have to bear Is the
delay. az the delivery of the cargo was
Insured
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Passengers By steamship city Of Au.
gussa. New York FOR Savannah. oct = =
Mr. Waldren and R1fe. j. T. Moore. L
H. Jorger and wife Miss Mary Jaeger
J. J O'Neiu r. = Taliaferro. r. A. Sal
omonson. Miss X Y. Mctnerney. Miss A
Debelc r. C. Bixier. =. V. Suarcz ans
wife. Miss X suarez. Miss. +. NJ Suarez
Mrs ~ r. Powers Miss Powers a
Briggs s r Hosmer and wife. Niles VII
cox Miss wilcox. G. T.. owens. +. a
Curtis. G IAndman. T 3 Jones and wife
H. W Merrill and wife. William Petr
and wife Miss Nellie Moriarty J c. Hem
pie. L. + Finney Miss u. Lczowitz. Mis-
X Doyle. Mrs Olsin. Master Olsin. Lull
smith. colorcd. } Kelly X. T. Kelly g
Dickinson. J. Camparetto b. Nasterilum
q Laddis and Ave Italians.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Political RuIinE.

a regular homhshcll was turned loose
iu election matters at Tampa.
TutedaN u was ruling from
enc Executive Committee that no
person who bad signed . petition %
place the name of au independent on the
ticket should uc allowed - vote for the
Candidates iu the primary election There
afe three men who are running against he
regular nominees aud they mad pout ons
to the commits loutrs asking that their
names bo placed ou the Dckel These are
drbarreI from YattcIpa ~ he pri-
mary. ana this has caused a great futor
amoug those VINO did place their names.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Atlanta Constitution; F. f. ohenaur. Of
Richmond. one Of the three candidates for
the solcitorshlp Of the city Court Of
Augusta. came up yesterday with what
tho politicians say IN the longest string Of
Inducements ever secured for "a solicitor
ship in the state. Mr. Obenaun viii have
a conference with GOV. Gambler this morn
ing The appointment may bee forwarded
20 the Senate in the next few days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

John Farmer. coiorcd. was placed IN
tan AZ Buchanan Wednesday, charged
with assault with intent 20 murder. Tues
day night about 70 o'clock Mr. biakoly
Wrinkles. a merchant az FELTON,. heard a
noise ~ the barn. and taking light. Nc
ond his wife went out 20 investigate. Inc
negro had concealed himself 10 the gar
Den. and wher they were only ABOUT
three or four feet away he began Sh"o'
ING emptyine his pistol one ball passed
through Wrinkles hat and another throush
the sleeve Of Mrs Wrinkles dress Nont
OF the shots took effect. however both
Mr. ana MIS-. Wrinkles recognized the ne
nro
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
Export. Of couon-eed Meal.

Among the products appearing on the
mauifests at the Custom House of two
British steamships which cleared yester-
DAY wos cottonseed meal Shipments Of
meal are running up this year. and the
total promises 60 make an excellent show
ing. on one u the steamers which clear
Cd was 80 ,ohs valued az $40 600. and on
another - .62s sacks valued at 5000 The
total value. OF these exports Is Gi.3oo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26

Pilot charts and oil photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge To- United States ny
drographic Office IN custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call az the once
Reports Of wrecks sni dereiicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-26
BISHOP VAN DENVER HERE.
Other bishops and Clergy Expected
60 Arrive To-day

Rieht Rev a. Van DeVyvcr. Bishop OF
Richmond. arrived yesterday 90 attend the
dedication Of the Cathedral Bishop Van
DeNyver is the CUES, OF Bishop Kelley al
the episcopal residence. II was at the
Cathedral OF the Richmond prelate thu,
Bishop Kelley received his conservation
only few months since and the two are
friends OF long standing.
Monslgnor Martineil Is expected 10 ar
rive tomorrow morning and will also b.
ihc guest o. Bishop Kelley. Several Of
me bishops and clergy who viii tnke part
~ me ceremony are expected to-day and
tonight Ihey viii be the guests of va
rious members OF the Cathedral n,yIsh