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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
JnII nrIl,er, ID FrankIln.

sam Gore. white. charged with siabbing
ana attempting 10 murder his son: Phil
Hardy colored charged with burglary
Tom Allen. charged with arson burglary
and several other charges. escaped from
Jail Saturday 90 Franklin. hy hHug the
bars OF the steel cells. The jailer. for
the comfort Of the prisoners. always lett
the outside doors omen during rle dty
They took advantage 81 this. Two az
the prisoners. who remained in iail said
shey worked al uigh last uight hhuc the
bars. Gore BE- O hard criminal he has
been tried Tor murder RE Is a danger
Gus man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

The Monarch Mm az Union is nearing
completion An the noors In the three
stories have been laid and the rooms
cleaned OF rubbish ready for the placing
90 loom. spindlos and the other maehin-
er, that is daily expected go arrive. TINS
is a very nrt and suht ,4niihlly built nun.
The floor is an laid with seasoned poplar.
The stack b. already about twenty-five
fert high md .4 going up rapidly \ rcs-
srtoir ha- been built conveniently near
The mill 60 supply the water necessary 81
The engine lnd boiler room are rstny
Tor the rooi and TWO warehouses are nelf-
ing souniction OF the south side The
south end OF the mill o. Wsatherboardcd
60 thar the contemplated addition can ne
built 90 li readily The roof is hFe-py
roof covered with gravel and from u
very me view Of surrounding country can
be- had Mr. John A. FAINT, the promoter
and president has pushed the MN WIN
his accustomed energy, sud ne, with Lla
able manager and iorcmcn viii nave the
mill ready for this cotton crop
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
Thinning Peaches.

II costs just as much TO boske, snd
freight small, poor peaches a. large good
ones. Hence Il must pay better to raise
the latter. II this can be done and AZ
the same time save the strength OF the
tree bearing the fruit and AZ the same
time prevent the tree breaking BY thin
ming che fruit, q would seem wise 70 thin
Peaches have been 30 cheap upon the
Chicago market this season that n would
seem those who ship here would heed the
lesson aud next year practice thinning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

By a vote OF the electors OF the city Of
orangcburg cast at an election held to-
day the ordinance recently adopted by
the city Council cxempiing an mauufac-
tories which may locate within the limits
% the city and whose capital stock shah
equal or exceed son. from the payment
Of au licenses and taxes for i've years.
WAS rauhed Tho people are disposed TO
treat an investments fairly and 20 con-
tribute 20 an worthy enterprises by cN-
emptinc them from taxes. which IN many
cases might amount 20 sum worth saw
ing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.

william G. whitney has selected Aiken
az the place flr winterlng hts horses in
trimming They will likely be- under tho
care 81 John p Madden who viii dispose
81 the horses ~ Is now racing Mr. Whit
uey s. arm believer IN Aiken ana the
saiubrious climate among the sand hills
u Is only rumored that Mr. Madden VIII
remain IN Aiken Tor the winter only a
princely salary will keep him there, but
Mr whitney Is willing 20 pay any price.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

A charter has been issued 70 the Frank
un Mills o. Greer's. In Greenville county
The officers OF the now mill are: W. W
Burgess. president and treasurer. N. D.
Cunuirgham. secretary, o. Y. West
rorslaud. J. a. Hsyncsworth. l.. J.
Green. W " Burgess ana u. v West
rnorelaud directors The capital stock
o. the mill company is to be- Si5O0. The
mill IS not in the projected class but is
an actual fact The Produce Mills OF
Greenville has notified the Secretary OF
state of is purpose 20 increase It's capt
tai stock from sas00o 20 So 90.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
uo.ert snail. Goes Campaigning.

Beaufort. $ c.. Sept % .-Ex- Congress
man Robert Smails. collector OF this port.
left to-day for Kansas, where he has
been sent by the leaders Of che Republican
party with instructions TO follow IN the
wake of col Bryan. and exert every e.
fort on the stump. 90 countcract the effect
OF the lattor's campaign utterances IN
that section OF country.
To people here who know smalls che
idea OF his being designated 70 measure in
tellects with the greatest orator and poi
illcian OF the age Is most absurd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
THE NEWS OF THREE STATES.
HAPPENINGS ~ GEORGIA. FLORIDA
AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

Jail Delivery At Franklin. Gave
Eroes Called on 20 ReEister-Mni.
Lee WHY Gets sad News-naNley
Merchants Indignant Death 81
capt. Pattcn Of TaFpon springs.
sensation NJ PensacoIa-W hitney's
stable 60 winter nj Aiken-Other
south Carolina News.
Bunoch Times. Mr. John Brown. living
IN TN. eastern part 81 town, had q kissing
bug t. bite him sunday on a small scratch
that g. giving him great deal oi pain.
His arm is 80 badly swollen be can't ure
10 Of au ana the swelling Is very much
like blood poisoning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
FLORIDA.

sonviile goes into effect oct. for eNgec-
lorating on sidewalks. floors Of public
buildings and street cars. Penalties 20 g.
are provided. Country people are greatly
dispieased over such n law, as they say
u viii ditch them more than others.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

Gainesville sun The resources ~ EMS
part Of Florida are ample v developed.
co enrich the people % ibis entire com
munify Upon the development % natural
resource she greatest stress should D.
placed That which VIII certainly bring
10 us increased prosperity should receive
our undivided ssfenuon. Whafevfr orr
d.mcfsnces politically or rehgiously there
should exist 80 division ~ sentiment Pc
gsriIng the development % those THINGS
which will prove hsncneial 90 OIL. Gaines-
willie and Alachua county can wonderfully
advance ~ fhc people move in the riEht d.
rection encouragement should be extend
80 90 every .eslt mate interest
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
NO, &c Nrrr InaIsnant.

The eraud jury Of APplins county IN
ai-ted every merchant Ia HaXicy for selling
and furnishing cigarette material to min
ors Friday the merchants held an in-
dlEnation meeting and resolved 90 resr
20 the bitter end. 4 majority of them
ore truly and they claim Justly indig-
uant and have appointed a committee
20 investigate the origin Of the prosecu-
ton This IL the only time the grand
Jury Of Applng was ever charged with
reference 70 the sole - cigarettes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
constitutional Amendments.

In the general election In November
there are two constitutional amendments
20 Doe voted upon by the people. Both are
most important ones The first Is to insert
q clause In the constitution that will per
nit Columbia, Charleston. Rock Iiill ana
Georgetown 90 issue additional bonds with
which to obtain sewerage, etc. The other
relates 20 the drainage ana retaining OF
swamp LANDS IN the state. Both these
measures have received the necessary
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

Enthusiastic devotion to ones calling.
resting upon on intelligent recognition OF
les importance and dignity. Is a stepping
stone 20 success. There Is no calling in
life more healthful. independent or useful
nor one which " followed with careful
thought and earnest endeavor will bring
a more certain and comfortable liveu-
hood. The American farmer has a good
soil fine climate. the best implements.
lives under good governments not heay-
rs burdcncd with taxes aud has a good
market. His occupation leads him 20 the
study Of nature and her wondrous forces.
gives him q look into natures porkshop.
and into her chemical laboratories. where
marvellous properties are developed. and
l!fo builds her mysterious but beautiful
cells.
The every day surroundings OF che far
mcr. the free air. the open sky the far
landscape. the varying winds. the sunrise
and sunset splendors. all tend 20 the in
spiration Of The higher nature The life OF
the farmer Is restful and so conduces 10
longevity. Farming Is the calling In life
which Will endure. The world can never
10 withous the farmer. Agriculture will
never go out OF fashion. The farmer IL
IN direct touch with the worlds govern
mcnts and markets. The great question OF
transportation, or railroad and steamship
facilities. arises largely out OF the neces-
sity for che movement OF farm products
The worlds wealth Is minted gu, OF the
very heart Of agriculture. The rise ana
fan Of the commercial pulse r. largely de-
'ermined by the farmer Proper apprecia-
ton Of these facia ought 10 engender en-
thusiasm. IL is the most potent factor In
OIL success. II is spiritual power; its
very nature u uplifting IL conouers al
difhculties-makes work q delight ana AZ.
initiates drudgery. The farmer who real
ICES that agriculture IL the best possible
business on earth and determines 10 make
II success cannot fail.-w. @. Howson
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

capt y. S. Patten. one Of the most
honored and oldest c.tlEens Of the West
coast. died az his residence az Tarpon
Springs Friday. after an Illness OF near
ly TWO months. The deceased was in his
seventy-thlrd year, and was considered
one OF the most influential and public
spirited citizens OF chat section. lie leaves
a wife and two children 20 mourn MS loss.
besides hundreds OF friends and admirers
throughout the entire state,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

In the Superior Court a. CovinEtou Fri
DAY Ammo clover was convicted Of muir
dering Cary Henderson about two months
ngo Judge Estelle sentenced Glover TO
~ hanged Nov. i5 The numbering ~
Henderson was cold hiooded and the ver-
dict was expected hy ell Judge Esteile
who presided IN Judge Gamblers stead.
made many friends in the county by his
e.,,trfaay ard rulings Id court.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
KiIIed IN china.

Ocala star. Miss Partridge. who thir-
teen years ago lived with her father
Rev Mr. Partridge. a. neighbor TO Mrs.
r. r Kicker. south Lake Weir ana who
q well remembered a. the nrst school
teacher Al Couant. and since went 20
China as a missionary. was killed IN that
country a shori time ago by the Boxers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
Lo.t Relative. 10 GaIve.ton.

I.eesburr Commercial. The awfuiness o.
the disaster of Galveston has come 20 %
least one For.aa home with sadness and
sears The Rlfe ard two beautiful children
20 MI william , johnson. son 90 capt
John 3D. Johnson, editor % the Dade City
Democrat Uerc lost in that terrible hur-
rirsue and food The mesasge said.
"thcy are missing no doubt lost" a loss
che aNecuorate father ana loving hus-
band was spared to suffer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

Thomasviie Times Enterprises Maj
Lee wyliy who IS in town. received a let
,et Yesterday from Galveston. announc-
ing that his cousin ana three children
were lost in the storm. only ono ~ the
children. Htue Girl. was found she
was Identified hy gold necklace with
her Initials THE mother and tne oshDr
Two ehidren were hurried ~ sea or Gre
mated with the unknown dead.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small hottie 81 Hairs Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravel cures dab rs.
seminal emissions weak ana laine backs.
rheumatism and ~ irr gulariairs or tne
kidneys and bladder iu both mon ana
women. regulates bladder troubles 10 Gnu
dren. II Tot sold h} your iruEsisi W"
D. cent ny mai. on rfcc pi or g.
small bottle is W. months trsatme ~
and wlll cure any cas- above mentioned
Or r " Hal. sole manufacture. = ~
Boz 81 S. Louis No send Tor tesu-
monials Sold by al druggists and solo
mons Co. Savannah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

tWo-thirds vote IN the General Assembly.
d. the people approve thcm they must
then receive the sans vote In the Gen-
eraI Assembly before they can become u
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

We solicit articles for this deparimea,
The name Of the writer should eceou,
psny the letter or article. not necest'
for publication, but as an evidence VI
good faith
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

Questions and communications reisu''
10 agricultural and horticultural suols
n addressed to Agri. Editor, Draw ~.
MiIiedgeville. Ca. viii receive infne'''
attention.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

DIT. Hathaway has been
known as the leading
specialist In the cure
Of chronic diseases, I'm
durable cases" are sent
to him daily from all
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

pr p " Han 81. Louis. No Dear
tir-Plcase ship me three dozen Han
q eat Discovery b. nrst express. ] have
ho'd over one gross n gives perfect sat
isfaction and J recommend % 70 my
customers. Yours truly.
81 G GROVES
Pron Anu-Monopoly Drug Store.
ocala Fla Dec -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-24

a special Investigation, conducted by
Prof. r. II chittenden OF Yale College.
INTO the fefments contained in the Juice
o. the pineapple (Ananassa satlys) a few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03

dan" and other road comb.nat tons, us
latest engagement here having been with
Charles Coghlan in The Royal Blue
charles z. Hawkins, one of the best
known comedians and character actors on
the stage; Herbert Carr. one of the orr
ginaI Taffys In ."Tr!lby'; Jonn a nor
land, an experienced actor Of character
roles with 1.-The Children of the Ghetto"
this season and re-engaged by the "Leioler
Company for next season, and freae-
rick l.. Powers, the stage director.
with such complement Of artists. as
sisted scenIcally by Mr. Charles Boss from
the studio OF John Young. the present. s, Lon
of such well-known play as lhe
Wife, should inaugurate the new de-
parture most auspiciously. Matiness WIZ
be given Wednesday and Saturday ana
performances every evening with the eX-
ception of Tuesday, when the theatre VIII
be occupied for commencement exercises
The play for the second week wiz be be
"A Social HIghwayman, presented by
PERMISSION of Richard Mansfield for TIE
first time in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
OPERAAT THE BDOU.
The Attraction VIII Be There Instead
Of Showing. at the Casino.

Deshons Opera Company, one OF the
most popuiar comic opera organizations
on the road, viii open az the BlJou To-
morrow night with La Maseotie
Manager Wells after searching hsh
and low for an attraction with wnlcn :. 20
open what promises to be Richmond
popular summer evening resort, signed the
opera company for this week at the CAST
no, but Friday he was advised that the
contractors could not get the building
ready. He at once set 10 Work preparing
the Bijou, and opera will be the caro-
until the new place is ready
ga Mascotte" has been so We'll rem
dered that il has frequently been the
bill for an entire week Manager Wells
has decided, however. to present La
Mascotte" the first half OF the week and
Ezra Diavola'' the last three days
Miss Julia Clifford is the prina donna
soprano. Sna is a petite little actress. the
possessor Of a dramatic voice, and a
general fayorite. She was a member OF
the Tivoli Company, OF Frisco. before
she Joined the Deshons. The leading
basso and comedian. Claude Amsden, is
an original entertainer. He was the lead
Ing comedian o; Uhrig's Cave Opera Com
pany, OF ST. Louis. Bertha Lehman Is a
member of the company. The pretty lit
tie woman u1ade a sreat hit as the sue
cessor OF Bessie BonehnI, In Little Chris
topher.', She will sing sop5ano parts
Charles Holly. the tenor. was member
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
.ANIlTRI|U sI BILL
P ASSED BY HOUSE
.onh One Vote Was Cast Against the
Measure.
THE CUBAN ExTRADlTlON BILL
The Senate Passed the Measure Which
Provides That the Alleged Crimi-
mails Shall Be Tried Under
Cuban Laws.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Onlx one vote
was cast in the House to-day against the
IittIefeld antitrust bill, to amend the
Sherman act Of 1880, to make it more
effective in the prosecution OF trusts and
combinations, their agents, officers OF at
torneys.
Mr.. Mann Republican), of Illinois, cast
the negative vote The bill, according to
the statements of the Republican leaders,
goes to the limit of the authority Of Con-
gress under the Constitution.
All the Democratic minority amend
ments, except one, were defeated. That
was an amendment declaring that nothing
in the act should be construed 20 apply to
trades unions or labor organizations,
which was adopted by vote OIL 80 TO ..
THE PROVISIONS.
The bill amends the Sherman antitrust
law, so as to declare every contract, com
hination in the form of trust, or con-
5sp!racy in restraint OF commerce among
the States or with foreign nations, illegal,
and every party to such contract OF coln-
bination guilty of a crime, punishaole py
fine of not less than $500 nor more than
s., Geo. and by imprisonment not less than
six months nor more than two years IL
provides that any person inquired ny Vio-
Iation of the provisions OF me Ia" may
recover three-fold damages
The definition of person and persons
in the present law is enlarged so as to
include the agents, officers or attorneys OF
corporations.
For purpose of commerce it declares lille
gal all corporations or associations formed
or carrying on business for purposes de-
clared Illegal by the common law; pro-
i,n n m
joined from carrying on interstate COM
merce. and forbds them the use OF the
United States mails.
The Senate amendments to the sundry
civil bill was dsa greed 20, and the bill was
sent to conference.
At 1 o'clock the House adjourned until
Monday.
In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-After an ex-
tended debate the Senate to-day passed the
bill providing for the extradition OF per-
sons, who have committed certain crimes
in Cuba. from the United States to the
island. AS amended the bill provides that
the alleged criminal shall be punished
under the laws of Cuba as administered
by Cuban courts.
The last of the appropriation bills, the
Genral Deficiency, was passed also, as
was the Emergency River and Harbor
bill.
The session. was concluded with eulogies
on the late Representative Green, OF Ne
braska.
concurrent resolution was adopted,
.. providing for the printing of 5000 sets
of Messages and Papers of the Presidents.
10 coo sets to be sold at the actual cost OF
publication. ana 5000 sets to be placed at
the disposal Of the Senate and House.
Mr.. Morgan, chairman OF the Committee
on Inter-Oceanc Canals, made request
that the so-called Hepburn Nicaraguan
Canal bill be made the special order for
consideration at P. NJ. Monday, Deem
Der 10Th, the second Monday OF the next
| session. His request was agreed to. AT
5:45 p. NJ. the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 2.-COTION-Ihe
market for cotton futures opened steiuS
in tone, with prices points hiSher 10
points lower, and ruled inactive most OF
the short session, owing to total absence
of news fromztle English markets (cioseo
in observance of Whitsuntide holiday
reports from the South. COMMISSION
business came in slowly. Europe sent
few orders the South failed to show its
usual snap and energy, while the local
Contingent was disposed to quietly even
I'D and temporarily withdraw. Follow
ing the call there was a decline OF sev-z
eral points under scattering hqudation
and scarcity OF buyers but the course OF
the market, as a whole. was of the see
saw nature, with neither side claiming
special advantage. The official Govern
ment chart recorded rains over the
greater portion of the belt; but whereas
moisture was beneficial in the country
east of the Mississippi River. the terri
tory west of that line was suffering serl-
ously from excessive rainfalls already.
The character of crop accounts was bear
ish. except that of the Southwest, where
Farmers We're unable to get into the
fields and cultivate the plant, owing to
continued rains. The market for futures
closed steady. With prices net TO 8
points higher
COrrON-Futures opened steady; June,
o 40: July, 9.32; August, $40; September,
7s1: October 1.66; November, 1.?1: De
cember. 7.5o: January, 49,; February,
T..l5; March lbs.
Futures closed steady; June, $50; July,
S.33; August, S.13; September T.S4; Octo-
her as: November, 7.;4: December, 1853;
january. 7.55: February, 1.5I; March,
Spot cotton closed quiet; 1niddlins up
lands, 81. naiddling gulf. 31i; sales. none
COTTON-Quiet; middling, .; gross re-
GENTS. $50 bales: stock, 7S70S bales.
Total to-day and consolidated-Net re-
CENTS 1 OIO bales; exports TO Great Bril-
tain. , l:s6 bales: to the Continent, 1928
bales: stock 25o.a44 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
6313391 bales: exports to Great Britain,
SI3ISS7 bales; to France. $50 625 bales;
to the Continent, 2,559,060 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 2.-CoTToN-To
day was holiday in the cotton market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS
THIS WEEK.

Academy-Griffln stock Company, IN Inc
VIE every evening except Tuesday;
natinees on Wednesday and SATURDAY.
Biiou-Deshon Opera Company, MONDAY
and Tuesday; matinee Tuesday 80.
Casino-Deshon Opera Company, oesih-
ming wednesday night.
new era in the amusement affairs
of the city will begin with the frst per
romance of the Griffin Company at ttle
Academy tomorrow evening
The company to appear here IS unaer
the direction of r. L Griffin, whose eA-
rperieuce in handling stage companies @,
has extended over a period Oh sesei q. a.
years and has included engagements IN
ST Louis. Denver, ST. Paul. Minneapolis,
Milwaukee, Portland. Salt Lake San
Francisco and the West generally
Comedies and emotional plays will be
eiyea in about equal numbers. unless the
public should express decided preference
for either one OF the otner.
The management will be pleased at any
time during the season TO receive susses-
tons as to PLAYS or anything in which
its PATRONS are interested
The theatre will be literally supplied
with electric fans, and everything possible
will be done TO add to the comfort OF
patrons
The company Is under the following peo-
ole, EAdeiaiQ6 EIlZdllcIi, 61l al "-Ao~.
ability is recognized everywhere and
whose engagements with Thomas W..
Keene, Alexander salvini, Frank Mayo
and other prominent stars have made
her so well known, Ethel Winthrop, last
season in Richmond with the Kelley
shannon Company in THE Moth and the
Flame; Helen Riener, who created the
role Of Mrs. Beekman-Streete in My
Friend from India. y
Grayce Scott. an ingenue. whose beauty,
cleyerness and taste In dress have won
ner position at the head OF the class, ;"
and whose impersonat!on OF Eunice in
"Quo Vadis" at the Herald Square Thea
ire, New York was one of the hits Of the
produc ton; Helen Max Wilcox. a beauti-
fui young woman; Villain II. Pascoe. the
leading man, one OF the best-known OF the
younger leading men. for several seasons
with James O'Ne.i and other important
attractions, and lately with Otis Skinner.
in ..Princt Ott'':: ALEXANDER Kearney. who
has appeared in Richmond with '.The Sou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Mr.. WALLACE MAY RUN.
His Friends Were in Conference With
Him Last Night

The friends OF Mr.. Jefferson Wallace
were in conference with him last night,
and the situation IN the district was care
fully analysed. All those who were pres.
ent agreed, in their opinion. that Mr.. Wal
lace could easily win the nomination, pro.
vided he could arrange to provide an AIDE.
quate camp aign fund. the unanimous sea-
tIment being that Mr. Wallace should
make TO definite stand until turtle,
conference could be held. Mr., Waiiacs
said last night that his position was sim.
pie; If he could arrange TO provide prop,
er. campaign fund he would be q candidate,
and thar il he could not. he wculd with.
draw form the contest.