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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
THE PREsBYTEHIAN CREED.
IrquirIes Submitted by Committee
on Creed Revision.

Inquiries Submitted by Committee
on Creed Revision.
plttsburg. Aug. 3f.-The Committee on
Creed Revision. appointed at the last
Meeting Of the Presbyterian general as
smbly, has issued a circular TO the Pres
tieries OF the church recluag the au-
nority for the appointment OF the COM
u,tee to ascertain the general feeling in
ssard 20 the proposed revision Of the
Cstl and requesting the Preshyteries TO
uasldsr the following inquiries:
aFiret-DO YOU desire a revision OF our
Confession Of faith1 or
"socoud-Do you desire supplemental
explanatory statement. or
"Tniri-Do you desire to supplement
our present doctrinal standards with
brsf,r statement Of the doctrines most
surely believed among us, expressing In
simple nnguage the faith OF the church
iu loyalty to iho system Of doctrine con-
ulned .n holy scripture and held By the
reformed churches? or
Fourth Do you desire che dismissal
o. tAe whole subject. SO that our doctriual
standards shall remain 90 they are. with
clt any change whatever. whether rcvis-
orll supplemental or suhsiitutional."
The circular IS signed by nfteen mem
hsr- of the committee, A. follows: Charles
a .nIckcy Hcrrick johnson. samuel J..
Neeols Daniel W. Fisher, William Nc
Khbin. George Il. Stewart, samuel =.
sprechcr. Henry Van Dyke. Benjamin
Harrison. John N. Harlan. Daniel r.
N0ycs r. w. c. Humphrey, William r..
Cr1hhe. John +. Parsons. Elisha a.
Frazer
The prCsbyteries are requested 10 re-
cord the affirmative and negative votes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
i've WIRE CAUSED FATALITY.
,rersrA LINEMAN WAS ELECTRO
CUTED II MID-AIn.

-, tash Bnrned ia His Leg ana
a. FelI Gorty Feet to the Ground.
:, q. said lie Was Dead when lie
.,rucl.-wires Had Becn Disar-
need by a severe storm-Large
,rovd Collected where Accident
happened.
,B.usta. Aug. si.-A tragedy occurred
proad street this afternoon about s
..eek on the NEST populous sQusre. as
,..ilt OF last evenings severe electric
Storm.
r-ses and electric wire poles were
.--a.k ty ghtnipg yesterday al different
.sI.ts Tea the city. and there were one
- Two inolrisut tires nilt were out out
,.eaut damage. but the most serious re-
,. OF the severe olcctric storm was in
,ts burning out or dynamos. light cir
.. IRE alarm boxes and Interference
f.rs aud there with the telephone SER
,.... In consequence Of this the iinemen
l.,.s be hard at work to-day.
This afternoon William r. Deloach. a
,.,.nnone company lineman., climbed the
,., pole on Broad street az schweigerts
,,-aer 10 straiehten out some difficulties
among the hundred or 80 wires centering
,t,re. To steady this giant pole, which
g. prohably - feet high. guy wires run
60 other poles IA the vicinity. one % these
e..s straight across Broad street, ard
.asys ths wires Of the electric railway In
U. center Of the street. TO prevent con-
f.lf between thia guy wire and the live
vIres o. the electric railway. a plank
fastened to the guy wire hangs below Il
.uI between the live wires.
boo yesterdays storm this Insulation was
A.trraused and the guy wires sagged
down on the live wires OF the railway
company This was unobserved by Line
. man Deloach. and when he reached the
Y gly wire. in aseendlpg the pole. he flung
f lex over Il and rested his thigh upon
a In an instant a deep cash was burned
In ne leg and Dcloach tumbled headlong
a. ,he asphalt. thirty or forty feet below.
lady who was walking on the side
walk and CHANGED 10 be looking up az the
man. screamed as she saw him fall. and
number OF other persons saw and heard
Che body fan headforemost upon the
rsyement. Electricians say Deloach was
dead before he hit the ground. but ef-
foris we're made nt resuscitation. They
Proved AAtAtet anu AlAe AAAhAiaitN "At@"
Soon arrived 90 remove him fo the hos
rrl was called upon TO carry him TO
The undcrtaker's, instead.
An immense crowd gathered after the
accident. Deloach has been a iineman
fr the Electric Railway and Electric
Light Company for a number OF years
tn at the time h. was in the employ
o. che Bell Telephone Company. lie was
about Is years old and married. He has
frequently been heard 20 say that he
would meet his death on a live wire.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
Ne,,r Notr.- Prom pougIas.

Douglas. Ca. Aug ai.-L.ast night sher-
IN W. n Turner brought up aud lodged
IN Coffee county jail 70. smith. coiored'
rn.rged with assault with intent 10 MUIR
acr Iuther Murphy June last.
Deputy Sheriff y. A. Tendon brought
90 and lodged Ia Jail Charles Failes. un-
der three indictments. two for assault
win intent to murder and one Tor mis-
dcmeanor.
Douglas was visited by refreshing show
ers Yesterday afternoon and night. with
prospects for more to-day. But too late
10 benefit the cotton crop.
Col. j. r. Stone was IN the city to-day
Regular trains on the Waycross Air Lane
Railroad ran through to Nickers. eleven
miles west OF Douglas. yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
ESCAPED FRon SHERIFF.
Negro Cattle Thief Got Away win
the Hnndrnns On.

Negro Cattle THIEF Got Away win
the HnndruHs ON.
Tallahassee. Fla. Aug. 3l-Dlck Co
field now enjoys the reputation OF being
the only negro who ever escaped from
Sheriff Pearce. A few days since Mr..
Pearce drove out TO the stock farm OF
r. G. Rawls on Lake jackson. where Co
field had stolen fifteen head OF Mr. Rawls'
fat beef cattle, and had butchered and sold
several head before he was discovered.
when AIR. Pearce arrived he placed
handouts on C0neld len order 20 bring him
to prison. When he and his prisoner were
on the wagon ready TO start for town. Mr..
Rawis concluded that he would go along
20 see that the negro was safely. landed
in Jail aud he climbed into the front seat
with Mr.. pearce.
The day being unusually warm, they
drove slowly along watching the negro.
10 see that he did not escape. While driv-
ing through a thicltly wooded section. they
looked back to see how the negro was
getting along aud the bird had flown,
though they had not driven thirty yards.
Both men spiang out OF the W hicie and
bolted for the woods. but they did not
lind the negro. and have not seen him
since.
An examination for state teacher $
certificates was opened here to-day by
Hon. W y. Sheats state superintendent.
The September examinations will CON-
mence N the various counties next Tues
day.
Mrs. Amanda Cohen. a native Of Ohio.
but for a quarter % q century. resident
OF Tallahassee. l. dead at the age OF 50.
S r. Bridges. representing the Aka
hest Cooperative Lyceum OF Atlanta, Il
here arranging for course Of lectures
ana high grade concerts for the winter
nl.nn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
MITCHELL ENrrcrs srRnkE.
says 100000 Anthracite Miners Are
Likely 60 Go out.

Indianapolis. Aug. SIN any opinion
there will be a strike ia the anthracite
region Of Pennsylvania and It viii be the
biggest that the United states has ever
known" said John Mitchell Of the United
Mine Workers Of America to-day. Mr.
Mitchell nae just returned from TRIP
East, during which hc was present az
the convention u miners OF Hazleton.s spa.
The situation In nutshell" he con-
tinued. rs simply this: We have formu-
lated our demands for an advance 81
about - per cent IN wages and the re-
moval ~ certain conditions that exist IN
the anthracite region.
III the strike is ordered / believe that
1900 men will eventually come out IL
do not know just what percentage OF the
anthracite miners are IN the Mine Work
ers' organization. hut firmly believe that
5000 men viii quiet the first day our men
are ordered Out II the hitumlnous miners
attempt 90 supply the market for the an
thracite dealers We will be compelled 70
call oui all OF the men IN such L6asS IS
supply this country.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
TO INVESTIGATE vIcEnors.
Imperial EdIct issued ms 90 Yang
tse OncfnIa.

London. sep<. 1.-The Shanghai corrc-
spondeat os the Times. writing Aug. %.
sends report that an imperial edict was
recently issued. ordering chauao shu
chiao. commissioner OF thu railway and
mining bureau. ard Hsu Tunr. guardian
oil the heir apparent. 10 proeeed south 20
investigate the conduct of the Yang Use
vteeroyz. and chat they have already
esarsed from pao-Tirg-f'u. The cOrre-
spoadent says ,hat this rumor. II con-
.afssss, Il undoubtedly serious.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
AFnO-AmERICAN COUNCIL.
Resolutions CondemninR Action OF
New York Police.


indianapolis. Ind. Aug. a.-The Afrp-
American Council concluded its sessions
to-day. the last feature being an address
By Booker T. Washington. who was ~
ceitod 4.iih great applause He confined
his rcmarka 10 suggestions Tor the bet
.erment and uplifting of the race lie
declared strife must be- avoided ana that
fr.ction with the whites ls unnecessary.
Philadelphia WAS ehosen AZ the next
place Of meeting. the convention 10 be
held Ia August 1901.
The following resolutions were adopted:
This corncli not only approves bur
herewith sends greeting 20 our brethren
IN New York City. and bids them G,sl
sreed ~ their manly fight against mob
law and police injustice
The thanks Of this council are tender
20 to che journals Of New York who with
out any regard 10 party ailllatlOn. con-
demn IN unmeasurei terms. the inhnman
conahlci OF Tammany policemen. who in
stead OF giving projection to fleeing ard
defenselfes men, women and children of
tho negro race. were found 10 be amon.
the chief vioiRtors Of the law"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Odum. Ca. Aug. si.--To-day. about T.
o'clock. the dwelling and kitchen Of Mr..
gpenccr Poffett was consumed BY fire
The IRE originated from stove hue ana
was under such Roadway before u was
a,scoyered that u was impossible 20 ex-
slngtleh Il. There were only q few ar
Icies OF furniture saved as there was no
one there az the time but the lady men,
hers Of the family. The loss viii amount
10 about 81 40. with no Insurance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
30 HEADauARTERs YET.
Democrats Have Not Decided ON
Loeation in New York.

Democrats Have Not Decided On a
Location in New York.
New York. Aug si.-To-night former
Gov W. J Stone. Of Missouri, chairman
Of the subcommittee OF the Democratic
National Committee which will have
charge OF the Eastern headquarters, at
a conference with several Of his asso-
siates. Including * Senator Arthur =.
German. q Maryland. Congressman
James u. Richardson Of Tennessee. min
ority leader in the National House Of
Repr sentative ami Hon. y. J. Cam
pau national committeeman OF Michigan.
announced that no decision had been
reached as yet concerning headquarters.
He explained that several members OF the
committee had not yet reached the city,
ard that 4, might be several days before
tne 20 ec on could be- announced. Ae-
cor ieg 20 M Sc ne q A. MT the in
tention 10 locate large ana expense .
hfaaguartcrs here in New York. but mod
crate sized r0ams suitable Tor the dis
trlbutions Of literature and the arranging
far camuaigu speakers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
nan ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.
Lawyers Concluded Their Annual
Meeting and Adjourned.

Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. si.-The American
Bar Association concluded its twenty
third annual meeting with a brief session
to-day. The reports OF committees On
uniform laws and on law reporting and
digests were submitted and adopted. The
following officers were elected:
President Edward wetmore. New York
secrtary. John Hinkley. BALTIMORE treas
urer. Francis Rawle. philadelphia; Exec
utive Committee. the president. secretary
and treasurer, and u. NJ. Rose. Little
Rock. Ark: William a. Ketcham. Indian
spolis. Ind: Henry George Tucker, Lex
ingtOn, Va. Rodney A. Mercer Towanda.
Pa. and Charles r. Lihbey. Portland, bic.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
FOR An ATROcIous CRIME.
Negro Murderer, Tom Jones, Was
Executed at Raleigh. y. {.

Executed at Raleigh, y. {.
Raleigh. N. c.. Aug. 3l.-The execution
Of Tom Jones. the negro murderer. took
place here to-day, IL kept his nerve on
thc sallows ana died in five minutes after
tae drop fell He was baptized and join
od the Catholic Church Monday.
The crime he committed was one OF the
most atrociois ever committed In this
state. on March q last he killed Ella
Jones. his paramour and her is-year-old
daughter and burned their house 10 hide
his crime. roasting. beside the bodies Of
bis victims. four OF her children. the
youngest OF which was an unnamed
month-old babe, OF which Jones was the
nthcr. Ills trial and conviction followed
within a week OF the crime and he was
sentenced 10 hang May II. but owing 20
iho delay consequent upon an appeal 20
tho Supreme Court, the execution was de-
llycd until to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Chicago. Aug. si.-Reai estate men 90
,he number Of fifty. representing sixteen
states. met here yesterday IN an Effort 20
unite the mortgage. loan and real estate
agents and investors OF the United States
FOR mutual benefit and protection. A
eommlttee OF inspection was appointed.
ard viii report tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
CAPTURE or GEN. OLIVIER.
Coed work Done by a small BaaG
Of nrItishers.

of Britishers.
London. Sept. LA Queenstown dls-
patch. dated yesterday. describes line dIa-
matte capture OF Gen. olivier during the
Boer attack on winburg. Eight Queens
town volunteers SORTED from the town
and took up a position in a donga.
through which the road passed and be-
hind the Boer position.
As the Beers retired through the dom
ga IN single file they were captured one
By one and put under charge OF couple
Of men. out Of sight, until che coloniais
had captured twenty-eighs including
Gen. Olivier and his three sons
As 900 Beers were following behind n
fairly close order, the coionials then b..
gan hard voley firing. with the result
that they killed six Beers ana frightened
OF the others vino had no idee Of the &C.
tual number In he donea.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
SEEING ALL or nASoHuRIA.

Rus.sann VIII own the whole Thing
when They get muidcn.
ST. Petersberg. Aug. a.-oniciai dis
matches shy the Russians have occupied
Tsi t., Kar. which leaves only Mulssien
to be captured IN order TO place the whole
OF Nianchuria IN Russian possession. APP
parently there IL no intention to relax
ebat hold
Gen. KourOpatkin, tho Russian minister
Of war, has just ordered two batteries Of
Krupp guns 20 pfoieft the Mancnurmn
nsiiwav. Eight new batteries Of qulcn
arera viii be distributed among che four
new siberian army corps. The dispatches
say Chinese sued for peace but the Rus
san general said his orders were TO pro-
coed aud the Chinese retreated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Helena. Mont. Aug 5i.-wIfh pomp and
ceremony. the relic Ct 81 Leo. which was
presented to the diocese Of Montana by me
Pope. was transferred yesterday evening
to itE resting place under the altar OF the
Cathedral 81 the Sacred Heart. The wax
figure encases the remains OK a iz-year-
old boy who died for bis faith centuries
ago and whose boEes were found h the
catacombs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Cincinnati. Aug. A.-David Sinton. con-
sidcred 10 be the wealthiest man In this
ciiy. died to-day. aged 80 years. His hpr-
tune l. estimated "a slo,@0"o. Has only
heir i the wife OF ox-congressmln
Charlea =. Taft. proprietor OF the Gin
cinrau Tsmss-Star.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Conflict with Roumaninn Peasants
Ended Fatally.

Vienna. Sept. las result OF the ten
sion between the Roumanian and Buisa-
rian governments. due 20 the demand Of
the former for the suppression OF tho
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee. IA
frontier conflict took place yesterday De-
tween Roumanlan and Bulgarian peasants
at Verciorova. a few miles from the cele-
brated Iron Cote OF the Danube. on
the Eoumauian side OF the stream Two
Pulgarians were killed and many Of both
Darties were wounded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
SAYS 1T Is A HOLY WAR.
Preacher Talks 80 n German neEi-
mcnf on for Chinn.

Berlin. Aug. sl.-At China regiments
flag Conservation yesterday Pastor Woeli-
iug pointing 20 the haring cross I'm the
folds OF a nag. said:
1t Is o crusade. II Is a holy war In
ternauonai law has been broken and the
laws of humanity have been trodden IN
derioot Oriental barharism has risen
against Occidental civilization"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Pittyburg. Pa. Aug. ai.-Tne important
conference to-day between the tin plate
usanuf acturers and workers. did not bring
about A settlement OF the wage scale.
nut such progress was made that az are
hopeful OF an agreement Tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
HANGED ron An ASSAULT.
william Black Executed for a Grim
inaI Outrage.

Belaire. Md. Aug. Sf.-wnliam Black,
colored. was hanged here at TAI o'clock
this morning. He met death with con-
siderable calmness. although he was plain
ly very nervous on his way 20 the scat
fold. and has for several days past been
I'm "A state bordering on complete collapse.
Black died fer a criminal assault COM
mitted on Miss Jessie Bradford. %
vear-old girl. who lived near Aberdeen.
this county. Great precautions were taken
tc avoid "a lynshlng which was feared
even al the last moment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
WORK or KNIGHTS OF rYrHIAs.
Officers Chosen aud Uniformed Rank
Drills Continued.

Detroit Mich, Aug. Si.-The Supreme
Lodge. knights OF Pythlas. to-day con-
hrmed the re-appointmcnt Of Gen. James
n. carnahan OF indianapolis as major
general. commanding tho uniform rank
The following members OF the Board OF
Control were elected: l.. G.. Aldrich Of
Mississippi. c. +. $. Neal OF Indiana. and
John a. Harvey OF Illinois.
The kathbone sisters, al their first ses-
sion to-day. elected three OF the supreme
officers as follows: Supreme Chief, Mrs.
Dell Glazier Iowa. Supreme Senior Chief.
Bell QWuian. Illinois: Supreme Junior
Chief Mrs. Ida A. Monroe. California.
The competitive drills Tor Glass A. and
the battalion drills continued to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
MINES ARE CLOSED DOWN.
Agreement Not Yet Reached as 60
Wages of Coal Miners.

Knoxville. Tenn. Aug a.-On account
Of the failure Of miners and the coal oD-
orators az Coal Creek to agree on wage
scale to-day The annual contract with
miners viii not be signed tomorrow as
has been the custom The miners de-
clded TO adjourn the conference until sept.
10. on account OF this failure to agree
all coal mines IN Coal Greek. Jeilico. Mid
dlesboro and intervening points. with the
exception OF two or three, are closed
down. Il Is not strike. as both minors
and operators are hopeful of reaching az
agreement BY sept. TO- About 5000 miners
are affected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

esienwood Springs. Gel. AuR 4i-Repre-
snnsattves 81 fwcniy-one railroads. who
ara il session here. aeefn 80 favor form
inz 4 new lrans-confineutal passenger
association. independents Of any Of lhe
present associations
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
SALES or FINE HORSES.
TxIus Lief sold to Murphy for More
Than st5.ouo.

Than NtJ,tuo-
Lexington. KY. Aug l.-Mr. Murphy,
owner OF Tower OF Candles and Rafiaello.
has bought King Lief Of John ID. smith
Of this city. The reported price is $1,000
and 10 per cent Of the winnings Of the
frat year.
W C. whitney. owner Of Ilally Hoo
Bev has made j. W. Forsythe an ofer
Tor she half sister 20 haiiy Hoo Bey,
ysarling nils hy hlndoo, out o. Balio 100.
.fohn h. Madden. who trained whitney
coli. anticipated the Futufity victory and
uurehased the dam and the full BROTHER
81 Bally Hoo Bcy by Herside.
Hart uoswcls who bred The famous
Nancy Hanks (z0U died at his home here
10 laie hour last night
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Washington. Aug. 81 The oiliSlai con.
hrmation Of the appointment o. Cardinal
aieinsu5er a. project IN Rome 81 ne
Congregation o. the Index. WAS received
here to-day The news a expectes .
cause Lively comment in clerical circles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
DEMOCRATS or INDIANA.
Campaign Opened with Large Meet
In at indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind. Aug. Si.-The Dem
ocratlc campaign was opened here to-
night with large meeting. sherman
steele. nephew OF John sherman OF Ohio
VINO This week allied himself with the
Democrats presided. b. r. Shively OF
south Bend. was the speaker. lie discuss
ed trusts and imperialism.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Cardiff wales. Aug ai.-A meeting 81
to- s.r.kers az cardiff to-day confirmed
tne action OF their COMMITTEES In agreeing
30 "a rssumDtion Of work. the company
having accedsd 10 the demands OF the
strikers. About 5000 golfers went 70
work this morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
GUARDING IMPERIAL CITY.


to the Americans. while the japanese hold
three others.
IL was also decided 20 commemorate
the occupation OF PeSin by a march Of
all the troops through fhe Imperial csty
Aug. Is Many OF the eunuch guards
have left the palace and have surrendered
themselves The inmates Of the palace
have been assured they will be wcli
treated,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

NfanaEua. Nicaragua, Aag. n. via Gal
..cgfon Tex The Nicaraguan Congress
to-day approved the commercial reciD
rocity treaty between Nicaragua ana th'
T...l..1 ElatAa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
rwExrY-EIGHT POISONED.
Made Seriously Sick by Eating n
pIcnIc snIah.

Prospect. o.. Aug 2l.-Twenty-eisht
persons we're poisoned here yesterday IN
an out-of door dinner al the reunion OF
the Btererstan family. Several were Ia
"A serious condition and were not out Of
danger until to-day. IL Is thought The
poisoning was caused by salad, Of which
he victims partook freely.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Kansas city Mo-. Aug. M.--A special
~ the sfar says that r. 3. Washbnrn.
prcSident 81 the Kansas cHy' Fort scol'
ana Memphis Railroad. died al ms sum
,,cr horne a. Rye Beach. aie.. to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

To widen a business street the round
tower Ia Copenhagen-i60 feet In hfxht--is
10 be bodily moved 3 distance OF ATS
YARDS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01
AUGUsTA's COTTON YEAR.
Receipts from All sources for she
Year We're .T3,7sg naIes.

Year Were .T3,7s0 Daies.
Augusta. Ca. Aug. 3i.-The cotton year
% is9e-i9oO closed to-day and according 70
me figures at the Cotton Exchange. Au-
usta's receipts from all sources for the
year we're 2735s6. decrease Of 5000 bales
from last year. The stock on hand TO.
tly D. 3.i2i naiea. against 9gI9 year $50.
Augusta's cotton mills consumed during
The year. 1854 bales. and the shipments
trom this market during the year were
-7.iM bales.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Rochester. n. r.. AlsE. si.--Bobby Dobhs
Of Pittsburg and Mike Donovan OF Roch-
ester fought a l5-ronud bout 10 a draw az
Falls Field Athletic Club tonight
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

f.Incoia. Neh. Aug. 3i.~Mr. Bryan ieft
tonight for Chicax9 on his way to South
Bend. Ind. where hc speaks tomorrow
evening.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-01

Royal Baking
Powder costs
G0ssly a fair price,
and is cheaper
and better ali rs
price EEsaRg any
similar art SGcEG I'm
fkse world.