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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED.
ITORS

lIOIS.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given TO oil persons
having demands against Lawrence J
Dunn. late Of said county. deceased. 10
present them to me. properly made out
within the time prescribed by law. so as
10 show their character and amount. AMI
all persons indebted TO said deceased are
required to make immediate payment 10
me. NJ. r. DUNN. NJ d.
Administrator.
Savannah. Ga. Nov 3. 1900
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
OFFICIAL.
LIQUOR LICENSE.

city OF Savannah.
ONCE Clerk OF Council.
Savannah. Ga, Nov. lb. ~"
The following applications TO fs'--.
liquor during the year 1901 were reao "
meeting OF Council Nov. IA. 1870. ana ~
ferred 60 Committee OF the whole
wM =. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
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Sw! wv w!
Ocean Steamship Go
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodation. An
the comforts OF "a modern hotel Eiectr,
lights UncNcelled table Tickets tnctl8.
meals and berths aboard ship.
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g. I'LL OF HOPE RT AND c G& UT

For Isle Of Hope. Montgomery Thunder
bolt. Cattle Park and West End.
Daily except Sundays. Subject 20 change
without notice
ISLE OF HOPE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

Car leaves west side OF city market for
West End 500 a. m. and every " minutes
thereafter during the day until % p m
Leaves West End az 6.3o a N. and ef-
cry n minutes thereafter during the day
until 300 O'Clock midnight
II ". LOTION. Cen. Manager.
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Assigned to Stations.

Washington, D. c., special.-Tao
troops which will return from Porto
Rico as result OF the abandonment
of the island as a military department
have been assigned to the stations in
this country as follows: Two COM
panies Of the Eleventh Infantry will
go to the Washington barracks, while
the other two companies of the same
regiment will be sent to Fort McPher-
son, Ga. Two troops of the Fifth In
fantry will be assigned to Jefferson
barracks, Mo, and two other troops
of the same regiment will Sc to Fort
Ethn Allen, Vermont.
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Report of ciZUres.

The reports Of seizures made 6y the
State constabulary for the week end
.ng November 10 show that in that
.ine 1877 rs gallons of booze. 30 kegs
II 50 1-6 dozen bottles of beer were
yled Two convictions were secured.
rae salary CT these A. constables for
he week is about $500, while at IN
average of $50 a gallon for the liquar,
l dollar q dozen and $3.50 keg for
he beer the revenue from the seizures
would be iii the neighborhood Of that
mount. So far this week at least
he constabulary was self sustaining,
Though one or two squads did all the
york, mad all the luck, or whatever II
might be which brings results.
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The South's Surgeons.

Atlanta, Ca, Special.-The Southern
Surgical and genealogical association
which has been in session here for
three days, concluded its work Thurs
day. The following officers were elec-
ted: President, DR.. Manning Simons,
Charleston, S. c.; first vice president,
DR.. George H. Noble, Atlanta; second
vice president, DR.. L. c. Bosher, Rich
mond, Va; secretary, DR.. w. D. Hag-
gard, Nashville, Tenn; treasurer. DR.:
Floyd w. McRae, Atlanta, Ca; generai
council DR.. George ]. Englemann, Bos-
ton; Dr.. George B. Johnson, Rich
mond, Va; DR.. L. McLane Tiffany,
Baltiore, and DR.. Louis S. AcMurtrey'
Louisville.
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Philippine Postal Service

Washington, D. c., Special.-Recent
Developments in the postal service in
the Philippines are reported by Direc'
tor General OF Posts Vaille, in COM
munications just received by the
Postoffice Department. Regarding the
censorship OF the mails, the directc,
general says General Macarthur Is
fully in accord with him in his con
tention that postal censorship shall be
resorted to o2ly in case Of absolute
necessity. He says there has been
and will be no friction between postal
and military authorities on +<r; cues.
ton. He recognizes, however, that
occasions may arise wheie censorship
Is absolutely necessary, and has given
instruction that officers Of the possa,
service shall in every way assist the
military.
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THE NEGOTIATIONS
Regarding China are Advancing
Satisfactorily.
AMERICAN PRESTIGE ADVANCED.
Humane and Moderate Policy Adopt
ed is Taking Friends for the Amer
lean Position.

Washington, D. c., Special.-The
State Department has not heard from
Minister Congsr for four days past.
His last report upon the progress Of
the negotiations now going On at
Pekin between ministers, taken in
connection with the Department"
ample instructions relative to this
subject, warrants the officials here i9
confirming the Pekin view that the
end of these consultations is in sight.
1t cannat be conceded, however, that
disapproval is entertained Of the atti-
tude OF the German military comnlan-
der in China, and though our govern
ment has not protested against the
punitive expeditions, which it re-
CARDS as ingenuously calculated to
cause fresh outbreaks among the Chi.
nese, it fears the results.
There is no hesitation in energetic
ally denying the European implication
that the United states government is
moved in its Chinese course by senti-
mental and unbusiness-like considera-
tions. On the contrary, 1t Is pointed
out that while sentiment is on the
side of our government on this mat
ter, it is accompanied by the soundest
business considerations, for the aai-
mating purpose Of the State Depart
ment now is to prevent the destruction
of Chinese territorial integrity upon
pretexts; to maintain the open door
for which our government has alone
contended and to secure indemnities
for the past and guarantees for the
future. 1t is felt that these objects
can be secured without breaking the
implied truce entered into between the
ministers and Ii Hung Chang and
Prince Ching.
A dispatch from Chinese sources
agrees in stating that American pres
tlge has been greatly advanced in
China by the moderate and humane
course adopted by the United States.
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Daughters of the Confederacy.

Montgomery, Ala, special.-At tho
closing session Of the lceeting Of the
United Daughters Of the Conf@dcracy,
officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
E. ]. Weew, OF Florida, president; Mrs
w. w. Reed, of New York, first vica
president; Mrs. S. T. McCullogh, OF
Virginia, second vice president; Mr.
John P. Hickman OF Tennessee, record
ing secretary; Miss Mary F. Meares, o.
North Carolina, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. ]. Jefferson Thomas, OF
Georgia, treasurer, all reelected. The
next annual meeting will be held al
Wilmington, N. c. At the morning
session reports of the officers were
heard. These showed the organization
to be in good condition. A heated dis
cussion took place on the question Of
voting representation and credentials,
but as the issue was local, it was ruled
out of order.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-22
Killing at EaStover.

Eastover, Special-Mr. W. S. Hodge
who lives about one and one-naH
miles from Eastover, was found dead
Monday morning in the road about
half mile from EsStover. From evil
dence it appears that Mr.. Hodge and
Mr. Houston Joyner, who lived near
each other and are brothers-!n-law,
had had some old feud existing be-
tween them for some time, and they
met this morning and got into
fight and Mr.. Hodge in the fight was
killed by Mr.. Joyner. The verdict OF
the Jury OF inquest was that Mr.. w.
S. Hodge came to his death by gum
shot wound and blow inflicted at the
hands Of Mr.. Houston Joyner." Mr.
Joyner after the killing OF Mr.. Hodge,
came to the station and boarded a
train es coolly and quiet as II moth
ing had happened. He went to Colum'
bia and surrendered to the sheriff. Mr..
Joyrer is very quiet and peaceabla
man
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Engineer Killed,

Franklin, Pa, special.-The Lake
Shore passenger train, which left this
city for the West at o'clock Friday
evening collided with a Pennsylvania
freight on the Lake Shore, between
Polk and Raymilton, 12 miles west Of
FRANKLIN. The engineer OF the freight
was killed; the engineer and fireman
and Frank Paden, OF the passenger
train, were badly injured. Baggage
master Tom Sutton, Of Oil City. and
three passengers are missing.
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Annual INSPECTION.

The railroad commissioners are now
arranging to start out at once upon
their annual inspection tours OF the
various railroads in the State. This
year the commissioners will divide up
the work one taking one road while
each OF the others take two others. InI
this way the work will be much fa-
cihtated. Careful inspections will be
made of all lines, particular attf2a&1
being given to bridges andi'
This years report will show oonsidsHl
able addition to the mileage Of thel
State. Secretary Duncan Is already
arranging much Of the material for the
forthcoming annual report.
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DISPENSARY REPORT.
Result of the Legislative Committees
LaborS.

The following is the official report Of
the legislative examining committee IS
to the condition and operations Of the
State dispensary for the quarter end
ing August 31st, fled with the Cover
nor last week:
To His Excellency, Miles B. McSwee-
noy, Governor, Columbia, S. c.:
Dear Sir: The undersigned joint
committee appointed by the General
Assembly to examine the books and
financial transactions of the State dis
persary, beg to submit herewith our
report for the quarter ending August
81, 1900.
The stock on hand was taken on
August 31st and September 1st by w.
H. Sharpe, representing the commit
tee, and ]. C. Moody, representing the
State board of directors.
All stock and supplies we're actually
exhibited, counted and valued.
The system OF bookkeeping is excel
lent and the bookleepers very particu-
lar, painstaking and correct.
We found the dispensary director
coming up to the full measure of his
duty, having worked the institution up
to a high business standard.
The board of directors are very har-
monious by doing their work In fine
business way.
We append hereunto statements OF
assets and liabilities, cash statement,
receipts and disbursements, all OF
which is respectfully submitted.
J. T. HAY,
Senator.
W. H. SHARPE,
Member Of House of Representatives.
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The New Tug.

Beaufort, Special.-The new steam
tug Abram Minus, Of Savannah, Ga,
was here Sunday night. The vessel is
the most powerful tow boat on the
south Atlantic coast, and was only yer
recently completed by prominent
shipbuilding concern in the north. AS
the Minis proceeded up the harbor her
powerful search light reveaIed every
object for several miles around, and
the spectacle attracted very general
attention. When the tug was abreast
OF the plant OF the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical company, the steamer Pilot
Boy was just passing the Coosaw
works, mile further up the harbor,
on her way down to Lands End. The
search light was turned on the Pilot
Boy and revealed her to people along
the shore as clearly as the light Of the
sun would have done, the steamers
high, white hull and paddle boxes
standing out in bold relief against the
background Of night. The Savannah
Tow Boat company may well feel
proud Of this new and fine acquisition
to their fleet. The biinis is over $50
feet long, and IS equipped with the
latest type of quadruple expansion en-
gines, and also with steam steering
gear. The vessels hull, constructed
Of steel, is a fine specimen OF marine
architecture, combining the lines OF
steam yacht with far greater strength
than is ever found in vessels OF that
type. The search light is an adjunct
seldom, If ever, seen on tugs outside
the government service in these
waters, and the display Of the one on
board the nocturnal visitor attracted
perhaps greater attention TO her than
would otherwise have manifested IL
SELF.
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TROUBLE WITH DARKIES
A Gentleman at Florence Has Fight
at the Depot.

Florence, Special-There migM
have been serious trouble at the
lantic Coast Line passenger feIot
Sunday night between the races but
for the efforts of policeman. the ef-
fective work of Mr. J. G. Epperson's
walking stick and finally the acciden-
tai discharge of pistol which dis
persed the crowd OF negroes who seem
to have been to blame for the threat
ened riot.
There was a large crowd OF negroes
loafng about the platform, a usual
Sunday evening occurrence. Mr.. Ep-
person was escorting lady from ons
Of the trains and his progress was
blocked by Lot o. negroes who re-
fused to move The largest OF them
used language said to be vile. and Mr..
Epperson broke aH umbrella over ilis
head, the negro struck Mr.. Epperson
twice in the heal with a hickory stick,
each blow bringing blood and leaving
cash. Several negroes are said to
have surrounded the white man,
brandishing walking canes. One OF
the canes Mr.. Epperson seized, and
made a path through the crowd by
cracking heads promiscuously until
the stick broke. Few white men were
near, and but one or tUo attempted to
aid Mr. Epperson. Mr.. Phillips rushed
in but was knocked down and pulled
to one side by some negroes. Mr..
Phillips pistol was accidentally dis
charged and the negroes scattered.
Policeman Brunson did his utmost to
quell the disturbance.
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Threat to Blow Up a Town.

London, BY Cable.-"The Vryheid
garrison is practically besieged,' says
the Pietermaritzburg correspondence
of The Daily Telegraph, wiring Thurs
day, "and the town is evacuated. A
position has been taken up on the hills
commanding it, and notices have been
posted in the vicinity warning the
Beers that if they attempt to re-oc-
cupy the town, it will be blown to
pieces"
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Killed at Clifton.

Clifton, Special.-Immediately after
religious services at the hall at Con-
verse Clifton No. 81 Sunday night,
Thos. Gibson and Pasco Bradley be-
came engaged in a difficulty whic. re-
suited in Gibson shooting and in
stantly killing Bradley. The former,
however, is dangerously cut and little
hope Is entertained for his recovery.
Both are young men not over Il years
of age and of respectable families.
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PINE LUMBER TRUST
A Big Combination That Will Control
The Market.
FOURTEEN COMPANIES ABSORBED
The Value of Plants Brought Into the
Deal is Estimated at $25,ooo,o ,ooo--
y clmont Heads the Scheme.

Baltimore, Special-A mammoth
consolidation of lumber companies
will probably be announced withia a
week or ten days. Fourteen COM
panies, at the least, are to be included
in the combination, if the plans do
not miscarry, and several others, max
ing, perhaps, total Of 20, are expect
ed to be added. A list of the corpora
tions now interested in the negotia-
tons and including the largest o.
them, is as follows: Atlantic Coast
Lumber Company, of Georgetown, S.
c.; Branning Lumber Company, OF
Edenton, N. c.; Camp Lumber Com
pany, of Franklin, Va; Cape Fear
Lumber Company, of Wilmington, n.
c.; Gay Manufacturing Company, Of
Suffolk, Va. Greenleaf-Johnson Com
pany, of Norfolk, Va; E. E. Jackson
and Co., of Washington, D. c.; Roam
oke Railroad and Lumber Company,
Of Norfolk; Roper Lumber Company,
OF Norfolk; Suffolk Saw Mill Conf
pany, OF Baltimore; Tunis Lumber
Company, of Baltimore; ". w. Tunis
Brothers Lumber Co., Of Norfolk; Vir-
ginia Saw Mill Company, of Norfolk.
: It is said the deal is the result OF a
meeting hello in this city prior to the
election. Among those who parti2l'
pated in this conference were August
Belmont, Of TIE New York banking
firm, and reprez ent&tives Of nearly all
the companies named above. After the
conference the party proceeded to Nor
folk, and inspected the plants OF some
OF the lumber companies. Conferences
have since been held in New York and
the negotiations, it is said, have prac-
tically reached a practica! termina-
tion. 1t is understood that all the
capital to secure the consolidation will
be forthcoming and that the Belmonts
will finance the deal, the total value
Of the various plants being about $685.
100000.
Mr.. Auerbach is to attend to the
legal side OF the proposition. The
combination is to control the market
for Carolina pine, which is said to
have been much demoralized by COM
petition between LIE numerous con-
Germs in the trade. This class OF
lumber figures extensively as building
material, being used in every way
hat lumber is necessary in the cree
9 ion Of all classes Of structures. Ac-
cording to a prominent lumber man,
1t is not proposed to advance prices,
but to make money by economizing in
the operating expenses, and also not
to increase the export of lumber.
Gossip about the deal was frequent in
trade circles to-day. Ex-senator
Tunis Lumber Company, which has
It's mills at Norfolk, returned from
New York, but declined to discuss de-
tails of the combine. He admitted,
however, that negotiations are in pro-
gress. Governor Smith Of this State,
is heavily interested in the Surry
Lumber Company. fIe is also inter-
ested in the Surry, Sussex and South
ampto2 Railroad, which peretrates
the timber lands OF the former COM
pany 1t is narrow gauge line, IS
miles in length, and would doubtless
be included in the deal.
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Col. Mattox Killed.

! -lberton, Ga, Special.-At Heard
mont, II miles below Elberton, Satur.
day afternoon, Hon. w. F. Mattox
was shot and killed by his son-in-law,
J. B. Jones, Jr No particulars have
been obtained except tat tLey were
shooting at each other. Colonel Mat
tox was about 67 years of age and has
long been one OF the most prominent
men in his section Of the State
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W. H. SHARPE,
Member Of House of Representatives.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
The first of these statements is as
follows:
ASSETS.
Cash in State treasury Aug
81, 1900 :. :. .s142, SOB. SO
Teams and wagons Gnvt'y). Ga 90
Supplies Inventory :. -. . 1894 10
Machinery and Office fixtures
Inventory :. 2,795 81
Contraband Inventory =. 5S5.S3
Real estate :. :. :. .. 36,635 .GS
Suspended accounts :. :. =. 5,9S7 81
Merchandise in hands of dis
pensers -. :. 210,144.4
Merchandise Inventory Aug
olSL) :. lSV,9oo.@o
Personal accounts due State
for empty barrels, alcohol
beer, etc -. -. 3,loZ.4Z
Total assets .. .$626,s29. 10
LIABILITIES.
SCuOOl lunu .vV-SBoSS'SS
Personal accounts due by
State for supplies, whis-
kies, Wines beer, alcohol,
etc :. lVo'2 %. 90
Total liabilities :. :. :. .S526. .S29 -
The statement Of the profit and loss
account is IS follows:
PROFITS.
Gross profits on merchan-
disc sold during quarter. sS7,272 So
Contraband seizures :. :. 15U.b3
States one-half share OF
profits on beer sold by the
Germania Brewing Co.,
during quarter -. 2,SbZ.40
IOtal SSV,0Eo.o-
LOSSES.
Supplies-Bottles, corks, la
bells, wire, tin foil, lead
seals. boxes, rails, sealing
wax, ETC., for quarter 2S,989. 40
Insurance premiums -. -. 666. 80
Breakage and leakage 80. S4.9i
Labor (pay rolls) :. 3,Io4.2J
Expense Account-Salaries
expenses of inspectors per
diem and mileage Of mem
bers of state board Of di-
rectors and legislative eX-
amining committee, office
supplies, lights, kilograms.
postage, stock fedd, ice,
toienbono ' rent ctr s.21s. u
ronstabnlarv :. 1928. IS
Freight and express charges lo,4Z2 ~
Revenue licenses lzo.Vo
Worthless beer at Lancaster
dispensary destroyed by
coanty board Of control
June !, 1900 -. e.'
Worthless porter, beer and
wine at Winnsboro dispen-
sary, condemned by county
board Of control :. -. e. 11.z3
, Loss by robbery at G. McC.
Honour's dispensary, Char
lesion, S. c ... o.oi
Loss by robbery at Kershaw
dispensary Feb. "a, 1900,
per report Of Inspector
Boykin -. -. 1901
Total EXPENSES -. S65,647. &c
| Net profit on sales Tor the
quarter, passed to the
credit Of the school fund. S25,21S.36
| Total -. SSV'9A0.V-
The cash statement for the quarter
ending August 31st. is as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance in State treasury
May 81, 1900 Sll5Sil.ol
| June receipts ..S116,4S9. 40
July receipts :. 125,753.55
Aug >. =. 134,530. .6O-s376, ,773. 50
Grand total =. .si92,645. 16
DISBURSEMENTS.
June disb,sm'ts s114,3l9.12
July dish smts 119,072.54
Aug. disb'sm'ts lis, $3.50, ,l4l. C3
balance in State treasury
Aug. 81, 1900 -. -. l42,5o3. %
| Grand total $492,645. IS
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.

The first Of these statements is as
follows:
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Specially attractive Silk Petticoats, in
soft taffeta. extra widths, deep knee
diounce with extra mar GO 6
row rutfles: also other ,DC.OC
stylish cuts price
We hive in a full line OF Taffeta
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