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lS,tSSNtaf kUIICtS.

fcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
h.h tsihl a. tasment - B per cent
be- been levied a..d Will bevour'
y psIahio ON me LIST day Of Aug
> III the Oliloos % Alexander 4
I'd
NTH tshl aasossment n per
rtie 10 lsflsd. ~ be- due Gnd pay
~ lsi tsy - Septem Der. iy'lO.
lflCes n Alexander a Baldwin.
liii buildinE
J. r. COOKE.
ssfsf Kihei Plantation Co. Ltd.
~ T July ~. igO0.
hli-fia1- July i1-iT-g0
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want s1o,apd this the plantations refuse
to pay. There have been no serious
disturbances as yet. the reports say
although the laborers endeavored with
out success to get the dock hands to
join the strike.
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REFRACTORY.

Mrs. Peterkin.-Without exception
you are the most obstinate. perverse
man ] ever saw.
Peterkin.-What have / done now?
Mrs. Peterkin.-Why. / have had that
new cough mixture in the house
month. and you haven't once caught
cold Harper Bazaar.
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|kE 10 STOCKHOLDERS
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC 90,
LIMITED.

fhlY n,h % August ist. 1900. che
tiasa ~ the company will b.
y ualsfers. and the tiOO.U 200 OF
p autal stock viii then be- al
w the by-iaNa The frac /.
49, uut adjusted will b. sold
aui the hrst assessment OF
Al N.'l Do due and payable "a;
" tnr Hawaiian Trust and
~ Company, Ltd. on Angus;
CEnHGE " CARTER.
= Hawaiian Electric Con- pany.
$500
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND Is DUE AND WILL
be payable to the stockholders of thu
Kipahulu Sugar Co. on Saturday. the
21st inst. The stock book of the com
pany will be closed to transfers on that
day.
II. A ISENBERG.
1902 Treasurer Hipahulu Sugar Co.
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THE Y. M. G. A. CAMP.
Junior Members Start Monday For
an Outing.

On Monday the Junior members of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will leave for their summer camp. The
departure was delayed on account of
recent rains in the valley. The lumber
for the flooring of the tents has already
gone up TO the valley and when the
young campers leave they will take
with them the rest of the outfit, the
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MEETING NOTICE.
LIZA AGRICULTURAL CO.
LIMITED.

I. .a.''''ns % the shareholders
~. ','la Asucultural Co. ltd,
N me rlums "a the cham
l'a IN Honolulu. on We'd
~ 'ein' 100. at an o'clock
y, Consideration OF an ar
'n' sale ~ q portion 90
b. sasais ilr a period u
w... ~ 70. rENNEY.
l,t "a'ls Agricultural Com
$500
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Au
bills due me. and standing over three
months, and not paid on the last of this
month. will be placed in the hands of
my attorney.
w. W. WRIGHT.
Per w. Wright. 5591
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NETTING NOTICE.


a meeting n the shareholders
iIl sugar Co. viii BE- he'll
y Castle 4 Cooke. Lto.. In
| ~ Monday, July 2Sd. 1890. az
s's Consideration % an ar
l'f The alle of a portion Of
.his sugars for a period OF
w A. BOWEN.
-,fet'fy k1hala sugar Co.
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sIoCKHoloERs
EsClAL MEETING.

W MEETING OF THE
~, ne Hawaiian sugar
49, saturday. Aug ism.
! 49, ~ n. &c the rooms ~
I s..,. Commerce. for the Dur.
| w alng ne by.iaws
HOPPER. sscrstarv
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.sY AUTHORITY.


S,,en that Frederick stod-
slsi'',, has this isth DAY Of July.
~ - ,s,, appointed Notary Pub
4 . W. W. patr.ct o. Honolulu. First
b ~ ' .s..,It OF the Territory OF Ha-
80 EDMUND 2 DOLE.
Attorney General
.,,,. Attorney General. Homo
y. nly ~ lloo
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(arp atiOn Npt'ceS.
.saYoE SUGAR CO, LIo-

\ 9HYrE SUGAN % LTU-
.or,rr n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
49, assessment u ten (iO per
E,1ns ssr shsrel. levied on the as
-. alsk u the NcBryde sugar
I,d i cue on July 2Oth. 1900. AMI
y t.uuupnt on August 18TH. 1900
[..,thaiisfs viii please make promps
- Al The Office II Nessrs. Thee.
1 nglss 4 Co. ltd. -
....,ii THOMAS RAIN WALKER.
Treasurer.
Ysnryfs sugar Company. Ltd.
~mu yulg 10Th. 1870. bssf
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NOTICE.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
VIM. G.. Irwin e. Co. Limited. held on
Tuesday. July Il, 1900. the following
Stockholders were elected to serve as
officers of the company for the ensuing
year. viz.
VIM. G. IRWIN. President and Man
ager.
CLAUS sPRECkELs, First Vice
President.
W. M. GIFFARD. Second Viee-Presi-
de-t.
n NJ. WHITNEY. Jr.. Secretary and
Treasurer.
GEO. ] ROSS. Auditor.
56Oi IL. NJ. WHITNEY. JR.. Sec'y.
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's1lNe NOTICE.
pLANrArloN COMPANY

''NIArloN COMPANY.
rs, ' ns N The shareholders
d he el''ilon Co. will
D. 4, ' \, " the Chamber
~ 10y Honolulu on Vednes.
ss 80, io o'clock n. m.
| Nv M, ,'.iaeration ~ an ar.
ny, .', sale ~ a portIon Of
s'ra Tor a period Of
vhv % rENNEY.
eNs pltntatlon co
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Lodge lie Progress De l'0Celnie
NO. ia, A. & A. S. RTE.
A

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL.
meeting of lie Progress Lodge. No. l24.
A. & A. s. Rite. at 1880 this Friday
evening. at it's hall. Masonic Temple.
WORK IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge. No. I
and Pacific Lodge. No. 81. and ali So
journing brethren are invited to be-
present.
By order Of the w. NJ.
L. Il. FRIEL. Secretary.
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ASSOCIATION NOTICE.

49,
-. ~ water privileges. or theee
80. -. rste.. are hereby notified
50 s,rf. flr irrigation purposes
~ O'Clock a. M, and from
81 ANDREW BROWN.
sst HouoluIu water Works.
wv ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister of Interior.
,,ssiu June 10 1888 eSSe
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''stlse NOTICE.
'y0NR NfLL CO.

NtAhAt 20
,lr.,, .'s NJ nc SHAREHOLDER
~ sr.. MN Co. will
s''a, N castis q Cooke.
l'a~,., Wednesday. July
lfth, .,,,era,lon % an ar
wars 'or a period Of
TENNEY.
''ms- sugar MN Co.
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Corporation Notices.
MEETING NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Pacific Sugar Mill
will be held on Saturday, the 21st July,
1900. at 10 a. m, at the Office of +. A.
Schaefer & Co.
H. FOCKE, Secretary pro tenn.
Honolulu. July 18th, 1900 $500
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Auction Sale
on i
DELINQUENT City
Mill Co.,
Lid. Stock.
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY rs.
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, corner OF .,4erchxsns
and Alakea streets, / VIII cell at PUBLIC
Auction, by order of the Treasurer. Dir.
c. X. All. sufficient OF the following de-
linquent stock of the City Mil Co Ltd.
to reimburse the conpaHy. unless sf.e
delinquent assessments are paid AZ stsei
office of City Mil Co. Ltd. Hean.gtc,
Fl. l., before the day ot sale. Juls 5,
1900:
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OIAA
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting OF the stockholders
of the OIaa Sugar Company. Limited.
will be held at the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce in Honolulu. on Wed
nesday. August |. at 10 O'Clock a. m,
to consider and vote upon proposition
to bond the property and assets of the
saiu company. and to transact such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
J. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Honolulu. July Is. 1900. 56ol
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
soun WAYS oF TmE WORLD.
Hospitality In N Southern Home
Fame of "Aunt DInah."

From the New York Tribune
on the shores OF what are CALLED rapids
in many Of our streams one often sees
near the scurryins and hurrying waters
that carry everything ahoat swiftly on
ward. quiet placid pools where the water
develops. by reason OF it, surrounding
land into quite different character mir
flies that hover about H. aud anording
quiet haven for the tat trout that glide
lazily about under the shadow Of the veg
citation on the banks. SO. in places. Far
from the maddening crowd" there
are. even la this eager. busy
country OF ours where every
one is striving ana pushing in the race
Tor success. quiet communities. where old
time customs sim prevail aud where the
inhabitants are quite content with the
simple pleasures and occupations Of their
forbears Particularly is this the case ga
the rural districts Of thc South where, IN
theis Impoverished old manor houses. ana
surrounded by their broad acres. the de-
scendants OF the heroes Of the Lost Cause
still keep ~ the semhlancc OF their for
mer existence indifferent 20 the rush ana
turmoil OF the outside world. And al
though their crops are gathered in hy
hired niggers" very different from the
faithful serfs Of yore. their stud Of horse
reduced to a few ungrOomed uags. and
money g. more than a scarce commodity.
they sul dispense their hospitality with
the same generous spirit. and are unmls-
takably what they pride themselves on
being-worthy Representatives OF the gen
tlemen OF the olden school both in man
ners ana appearance.
1T seemed very strange" remarked a.
Wall street man recently. who had just
returned from a business trip 10 the inte-
rior OF Mississippi "to 80 straight from
the routine Of brokers life al the Stock
Exchange in New York into q community
Of Southern gentlemen farmers. descend
ants OF the old planters. and 7 kept long
Ing Tor tne pen of modern realistic au-
thor 10 Introduce some OF the interest
ing characters / met with into the great
American novel They ought 20 be per
petuated before the great business boom.
which IL beginning 10 peryadc the South
and which must ere long inevitably de-
stroy these old-fashioned characteristics,
becomes universal. IL seems a great pity
that the selhshncss ana greed OF business
composition must sooner or later destroy
such types for certainly they are fine old
fellows ] went there a complete strang-
er stayed a week. ana now feel that
there are half dozen houses In the
neighborhood, where al any time I would
De a welcome guest. Immediately on eur
arrival at NJ our parry was invited 10
luncheon. or. rather. To take early dinner
with Col y. Arriving az the house
We we're ushered into spacious hail
through which A hearty voice sounded
from behind a closed door, step right In,
gcntleren: I will De with you In a min
ute and. in the meanwhile. youll Ind
everything you want near the dining
room door" meaning thereby a table lib
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
WHAT uANEs run mnlnr mar.
Chic"E" Psychologists Declare II L.
Common salt Ia the Hood.


chicago Dec 25-Thc Record to-mor-
row viii say.
Experiments On turtles have convinced
DR. jacques Loeb and Prof D. J Liugle.
Psychologists. the University OF Chicago.
that common salt in the blood makes the
heart bca' what IS more. they claim
that not only does salt keep the heart in
action. but that Dc possibly may cause
the henD 20 bea, again after IL has once
stopped
For several months Or Loeb and Prof
l.lngle have been experimenting TO secure
the necessary results go prove their
theory. They have conducted a series Of
delicate scientific tests bearing upon the
pIlsauon OF the heart and to-day made
public che announcement that the results
they ohtnined had verified beyond "a doubt
tneir theory that the presence or salt tn
the blood caused the beats Of the heart
In the experimental work conducted by
the two Psychologists turtles were used
almost exclusively After shipping on the
head Zen as humane way as possible the
lower part OF the she'll was removed and
the heart taken possession o. Instead OF
taking the organ az whole small strip
from one OF the ceutricles was used. The
blood was removed and a piece OF flesh
suspended Ia different solutions. Iu this
way their conclusions were adduced.
DR. Loeb ana Prof Ilugle claim that
the faiiacy OF the early belief that tne
heart beats because &, Is fun OF blood was
quickly shown when a strip OF the tu~-
ties heart was suspended ln solu-
ton Of sodium chloride aud
regular series OF beats began. Separated
from all nerve connections the nfeless
strip Of heart muscle responded perfectly
20 the presence OF the salty solution
For weeks the eNpcrimeuters work TO
ascertain what qualities salt possessed 20
cause this rhythmic heating Of che heart
thai were not possessed by calcium or
potassium the salts Of which enter into
the composition Of the blood They
found q solution or the problem IN tn
fact that the action % sodium rhiorkie
was due 20 the peculiar character OF the
sodium ions. Ia making the investigation
they discovered that pure sodium
chloride solution was destructive Of heart
tissues and that by mixing calcium AMI
potassium solutions with the sodium 80
buttons they found that the poisonous
Effects OF the sodium chloride were de-
stroyed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
GROWING SUMATRA TOBACCO.
Department of Agriculture Report.
Upon VERY Successful Expert
ment Ia Connecticut.

Washington, Dec r. The following no.
iice was posted to-day by the Secretary
q Agriculture
Milton whitney chief OF division a.
soils reports a successful termination a.
experiments conducted in cooperation
with the Connocticut Experiment station
10 the production of sumatra tobacco near
Hartford. ouc-third OF an acre was plaut-
ed undcr a cheesecl0th shade nine feet
high. and cultivated ana fermented un-
der the direction OF ~ T. FLOYD. tobacco
expert OF the department Tho yield OF
cured tobacco was 200 pounds making an
estimated yield for one acre of eiCO
pounds. This lost ab0u, 10 per cent in
the fermentation. Tho crop has ju=t been
sold by l. b. Haas q 90. of Hartford to
Nicholson n Hubbard % Kansas city for
A13.5V. making an estimated value FOR one
acre Of S.t-i The cost OF production. In
Guiding the whole cost OF ihe
shade-the frame for which viii
last hve ycars-wil not exceed
500 per acre leaving a not profit 81 over
'soo per acre THIS was an average price
o. II cents per pound The crop grown
in the same field. without the shade. ami
fermentei IN the same way Welded about
the same quantity and brought "a cents
per pound OF at the rate OF Sni 81 per
acre. Deducting the cost Of cultivation.
fertilization ana treating this would
leave profit o. about 500 per acre The
ordinary crop Of the Connecticut valley
brings the farmer about - cents per
pound or 500 per acre. md, deducting the
cost % expenses. leaves a profit or about
$50 per acre. The Sumltra tobacco grown
rnder shade has b,eu submitted 90 New
Work and Philadelphia business men aud
has h'.en pronounced entirely satisfactory
and fully equal y imported sumatra.
These faets--taken iu connection with the
award a. IN. Paris cxpOsi-
tou Of two points Tor che
Florida grown Sumatra over that given
FOR the imported Suma ri-show ihat We
can grow Sumatra tobacco 81 che highest
quality in this country and save our
farmers between 10000 and 10000.
which is now sent abroad annually Tor
the foreieu-grown leaf This work g.
the result Of The soil survey made in tho
Connecticut Valley two years ago. and
similar results can D. expected only
from very limited areas where the soils
and climatic conditions are similar 20
those iu the Councillor, Valley and in
Florida
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
FIFTY TONS OF CANDY
the Philippine Islands by
the Government.

Fifty tons OF candy have been sent to
the soldiers IN the Philippine Islands by
the commlssary department OF che army
during the last three months and large
amounts 20 the soldiers Ia Cuba and Por-
20 Rico.
This Is done upon advice OF the medical
cflcers OF the army. because q Is q ply
slo.ogical fact that moderate cousump-
tion of confectionery promotes health and
satisfies natural cruving OF the stom-
sch
Candy was never furnished 20 the Unit
ed states army before although Il has
been commonly used as a ration By the
French and British troops ia the tropics
This sXplodes another old fashioned
theory thar sweets were Injurious 90 the
digestive organs. while a moderate use
OF sweets Is actually beneficial
Very few things are injurious ana the
food cranks who advocate the use OF
few grains and vegetables and decry the
use OF sweets and NEAL are ia error as
wholesome variety OF meat and vege-
table food is absolutely necessary for che
maintenance OF tbs highest condition OF
health
The best rule 10 follow & 10 eat what
the appetite Graves. aud II there Is any
discomfort or trouble Ia dlgessing msot
and sweets, the diiiiSnity can be readily
overcome BY the regular use after meals
OF some safe digesdve composed OF pep
sin and dastase which will assist the
stomach by Increasing the flow OF gastric
juice and furnish the natural peptona
lacking In weak stomachs.
The best preparation Of this kind II
probably etuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
which m ~ be found at an drug stores.
Years OF use have demonstrated the
value ard effectiveness OF Sfuarts Dys-
pepssA Tablets In all cases Of IMPAIRED
Aigegt<
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
BRAVE YOUNG WOMAN.
DEFENDS HOUSE AND USED Gun on
VICIOUS NEGRO.

Elbert Kendrtck Wanted 20 Take
HIs wife Away From the House
aud Opened Fire because lie Was
Hefused-Fired Two Pistols Into
the crowd and FATALLY wounded "A
Mr.. Amas0n-NeRroes Gathered 20
Protect iin--When Arrested he
Was Fouad "a Have Five wounds.
Macon. Ga. Dec 25.-Mlss Zona Dick
son. a young white lady living in Man
chester suburb Of Macon, shot and
tadly wounded Fiber, Kendrick. a negro
who was making an attack on her house
early this morning.
Miss Dickson lives with her sister and
TWO brothers. Hendricks wife was ON.
p.oyod by thcm and the negro wanted
her TO leave. lie went to the house early
this morning. when only the three women
we're at home and demanded that she
leave with him on being refused he
opened FIRE on the house Miss Dickson
returned the IRE ana there was a lively
interchange OF shots which soon attract
cd q crowd.
Kendrick had two pistols and emptiod
both % them into the crowd. nhIoting a
wound on Nlr. Tobe Amazon. which VIII
prove fatal lie made his escape 20 the
house Of his father. where crowd OF
armed negroes gathered to protect him
Deputy Sheriff Phil stephen and a posse
went to the house and took the negro. lie
was teken TO the Macon hospital. where
DC was found he had been wounded i've
times. none OF the wounds being serious
re Is now IN Jail
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26

70 recor3vd Vlma's marriage 20 Baron
Ferdinand Holckv nr-t lieutenant 600 the
Hungarian Mounted Nohlr GUARDS
TIE lair lived together three Ncar in
January 1884,. a dt.rec OF divorce na- rs-
corded
rh, iAsi cnir, recorded enc unhappy wo-
mau's death in soptrmbef. fN9
Ait,r that Eugort Joseph N-eumrd his
family n7mo honaIarte. hut ths police
threatened arrest it ho pnrs.s 80 in using
any other tusn Hls mother. uau., a. the
aw relating to Legitimate rhi drvn pro-
viiss NrN 700 tailor Who continued to
cod hluuet LuaWig uol Emo coluta SEE.
lhiu'h t protected ael.urt thv imp.ri Ie.
ltiions Iur lnpol.ei t1 NAPOLEON tli Who
was joe. then EHth,rinE 900 fnr NHpoIrpus
arouud hi- throa, kut this los. rplsin
couldn't obtain rccoEnitlou ben fhe ruilrr.
igr The fwrrrvr Was afraid OF him $500
small Wouasr DR. EuEsue Joseph Wa HU
sau ct abe Duke Of krIHhstAdf hs. Hut
Boot DO" V1tprug or Queen HortrHH".
might uf Thought entitled Geo tho throne
sUl ths Horapar'ca tnelshi 'uouEH of
Che candidacy to wish To- trmrorIze Tho
son of L. AIS au nts boz hIa I,os.r-aiou 1 let
Ter wh.,l the bate Prince Napoleon. -rlon
l'luu. cont MIN.
Two years irrr EuFrn, Joseph present
esd himself ~ the Tuiucrics. nut The 2m-
peror though givinE him presents qua a
pension. refused 20 receive nam until thc
invests auous of Punec Nupoisvu were
Itludcd
100 thv nu ~ is12 Eugeu, Juecph became
d catholic That was the last step taken
uy Talor Ludwig 90 establish his claims,
Nhich he considers above suspicion. the
more ao as tho leading Frnch houarort-
.siH ore interesting thrm-tivta in hls case
Meanwhile hc works 80 hia trade tuat sc
iadirs tailor lu Nhich capacity Do" has ac-
guircl a reputation. Among hts customers
are thc lldlca ~ tho court. ~ Radru and
bavaria. Who 4elrn,d OF Die existence
"a heu Baron IrrouN iuuulfed after him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26

orally spre.d With po,,ors ,,,t ,,r.,i,.,.
of varIotts b.srrIrtf,p NOM vbirh .,,
assembled enesfe b,l,..l tb.r,..l,.. yith
Out r,.r.r,,u, anil WIZ. ana no. t.,r..4
ms , f,v se.,,ls i,tsr ,,r,,J.fi,- bi.
toilet a. a.. ,afr.
As f,r tbc rn,.t..,. Z ,.,..., an ..,,f
t.ennty -, as,h t.ite...,,s .,.,bt,g tt,,.
master ,,r,,.,ss.t a.. .h,.,la ,,,,k. d, ,.i.t.
~ Amt pi,.h 1, IS. Lt,,t., ,i,, ~.
aha ~ aaor.5 committeeman ANA IA.
rl,,,,,,,, ,,-..,te -. 49,. ,,,.
a., -, 4, - - ~, N.Y..
s.,,. 49, -, .,t y. .'.'.,t,,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26

vase and tables Of maiachite. given BY
the allied s0vsreiRns 20 the second Lord
tsaudordcrrl
= Apsley House. Hyde Park Corner. the
residence % toe Duke of Wellington was
presented 60 enc Iron Duke by a crate
ful .uirirA u iL1 The Site e. one % the
best iu London and poss ihly. IN Europe
There g picture Tuiiers. called the Wa
terloo Gallery containing portraits. pic
lures. statues. aud rifts from many roy
l'ti@H. on ths staircase b. canova'a coioa-
sal statue Of the great Napoleon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
TELEPHONED UNDER SEA.
successfuI Experiment between Key
West aud Havana.

Key Wet Fla, Dec. 25-An interesting
experiment has just been made here
which demonstrates conclusively that a
proper telephone cable communication
thc presence OF several prominent people
,hc officers OF tho Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company connected the telephone
wires here and at Havannah with the
Gulf cable between the two cities. For
Few minutes a roaring noise prevented any
communication but finally this subsidized
qua the officials here heard Havana dis
unctly. the words. Il cannot understand
you." being clearly transmitted. Havana.
however. failed 10 clearly understand. The
first experiment was regarded as highly
fuccessful
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
CLARKE ALIAS O'NEILI-
Wan Arrested for shopIifunE MAY
ne wanted for Murder.

Piusburg. Dec. 25-what may prove an
important arrest was made Ia Allegheny
to-day. J. c. Clarke and his wife were
arrested on charge OF shoplifting aud
considerable loot was found in their pos
session. a search Of Ciarke's effects dis
closed tho fact that he had been arrested
In 81 Louis oct s. iso. charged with
murder. 10 r. believed his real name is
J. c. O'Nelll. and that he was one Il
the notorious "Blinkey' Morgan gang.
who operated 10 extensively Ia this sec
ton a number OF years ago. Clarke dni
h,s wife. the police think. are wanted in
other cities.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-26
MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE

MHen Prof Munyon Gays his Rheuma-
ism Cure win cure rheumatism there
~ any gucsswork about it-there isn't
any false statement about a. II slm.iy
cures u does just exactly what he saws
" VIII Do. u cures more quickly than
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