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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-23

New York. sept 27-Flour market was
firm at a sllght advance, but buyers and
sellers were 10 10 - cents apart ~ tho
close Winter patents. 81 70ui0o. Mime
sofa patents 81 20afao.
Rye nour steady.
Cornmeal steady; yellow western,
ssus9c.
Rye hrm; No western. soa
Barley steady.
Barley malt steady
Wheat-spot nrm. No : rcd, Siiac. Op-
lions opened steady on bulilsh cables. sup
plemented By further demands from
shorts. more rain IN the Northwest and
higher outside markets. Later the mar
kef was quiet but closed strong on re-
newed covering. al isaasc net higher.
September closed So: October sc. De-
cemher. Niac.
Corn-spot firm. No. ?. ne options
market was hrm again, advancing on
strong cable adviccs. lighter receipts al
Chicago and a further demand from out
side shorts. Closed strong ilaAc higher.
September closed fIAc, October, iDi4ci De-
cember. nAc.
Oats-spot steady: No. :. 20. options
quiet but steadlor with corn.
Beef Arm: family. 1i0Wuii0. mess,
ts0Oa9a0. beef hams. &s1Duzi.W. Cut
meats steady.
lard weak; Western steamed. 1880
TD September closed 80. Refined easy
continent. H75: $. A.. 80. compound
gttagasc.
Pork auiet: family. ns2aisco; short
clear. sisTsaib00. mess. 81 cato"
Butter arm. creamery, lsiFa2c' state
dairy, i5isnAiae'
cheese drm; large white. lie.
Eggs nrm: state ana Pennsylvania,
feefafc. Western, regular packing az
mark. iTizGlsc.
potatoes arm; Jerseys. sLooai 20; Ions
leland. 81 bNfii.75. Jersey sweets, fs@.ii 10
Peanuts steady: fancy hand-pichea'
ta4iac. other domestic. 2iAufc
cabbage quiet; Long Island per l"
ti50d2M
cotton by steam 20 Liverpool. &c
Tallow hrm. city. $50; country ff-ml -
petroleum dun: refined New York. fsS;
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore, 800 90 ~
bulk. s6.i5. -,
Turpeniine steady; nhai2c.
Rice steady: domestic fair to extra
fts4GiAc ,.,.t,.
sac. mild quiet. cordova. shNl1o- ru-
,urea opened steady with prices I'M
ehsrged 10 10 points higher on covering
folloving better than expected European
spd brazilian cables. Closed steady IN
rhangeA. 20 6 points higher Total 'aleH'
a 40 bags. including October WV De-
cember. y72o. March. N1o a..
suear-Raw hrm. fair rehninE' So
centrifugal. ss test. &C.. mclahses hu&at'
~ p.ened arm. standard A.. 1896. con
se.,,oners' A.. s595. cut loaf. $50; pow
aered. sag5: graduated. bS
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MErkLN nANIN srATEMENr.

New York. Sept. 22.-The weekly bank
statement Is a. follows: Loans decrease
8, go 81. deposits. decrease se.s73 R0 ctr
culation. Increase siS.0c0. legal tender. de-
crease $4,000. specie decrease S2.so2,"o'
reserve decrease s. 752.2oo: surplus, Ns,
90. g25. decrease. a.1S3So.
New YORK. sept. a. Money on call nom
ipai Prime mercantile paper flsa5is per
cent Sterling exchange steady, with as
tual business in bankers bills az ASe4sH
fss9. for demand. and at N9h fog sixty
DAYS. Posted rates. Sanfstia and sass.
Commercial bills. sis2isaAs2aa. Silver Ger
tlhcates 61asa6}a,c, Bar silver, e-a.c. Mex
lcau dollars. 8ghc. Government bonds
arm. railroad bonds weak; state bonds
easy
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NAVAL STORES.

Saturday seps. %.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market
opened frm to-day at 81 cents. with sales
~ tz2i and closed firm and unchanged
yith further sales 81 go. Il was report-
"a that during the late hours the market
we decidedly easier. and that a large
quantity OF spirits. something over 100
casks. sold al Ssi5c. The days receipts
we're tss and the exports 1876.
ROsTNs-The rosln market closed quiot
and unchanged to-day. with fair demand
for the offerings at prices below quota
tions. IL was reported that during the
late hours sales were made on . hisis u
s cents below quotations on u and below.
7rhe davis receipts we're 5.257 sales t57 a.
Inc opening. and 3is at the closing. and
~. n,r..,rts 10 ~ Prices as lolloMs.
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Not a great deal was doing in the cotton
market to-day. as compared with the gen
eral volume OF trading for the past few
days. There was good demand. however
and transactions sufficient were made 10
roll up fairly good showing The clos.
Ing was quiet and eteadier. with sales on
the SPOT OF los bales. Receipts we're 1871.
against STE last year and Si5f year be-
fore last.
Good middling T. o. b. was around l0itc
with good sales reported.
The following were the Official spot quo
tations al the close OF the market al
the Cotton Exchange to-day.
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the Interior towns and ports next week.
notably az Galveston. led traders on the
local exchange 90 proceed With great eau
""h' crop news from the Eastern belt
Was rather better but nos sufficiently to
specially ngure a. an influence. Follow
ms me call the market became quieicr
snu prices ran on from the opening level
ihe market for futures cios3d quiet and
steady. with prices net 3 to " points
higher
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-23

oArs-No 2 mixed. carload. asa. sob
lot S5c. white clipped 3sc Job. SIC cars.
HkAN-lob lots. a5c. carload lots. eoc.
HAN-Mhrket steady No. T. timothy.
20 job % csrs 30. .. eoc Job S. ears.
Bacon. Hams aud Lard
BACoN-Mafket firm; u. s G.. r. sides
siac. ID. 8 bellies. aa,c EASTERN. -.
$ bellies. 9iaus7sc (Westernl. smoked G.
Y. sides. s.c
HAMS-sugar cured. i24Hi3iic.
LARD-Pure, in tisrcee. 9ansatc. IA So
pound tins and si-pound tubs SA0ac,
compound. IN Heroes. sac. 5opound tins
and s0-pound tubs. &c.
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COTTON Savannah TO Boston. pr
cwt 2ac. 70 New York per cwt.. 2oc; 70
Philadelphia. per bale. 81. Baltimore 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Brcmen. 5snsa,
fOct. Gcl: Liverpool. 5sc. tOct 55Hs1cl
Hamburg. SIC: Genoa. Csc. Barcelona. 1oc'
Manchester. Sac. Havre. 5sc. Antwerp, sc.
FOREIGN fNDIHECT--Llverpool. CO.
Manchester. CO, nomlnal Hamburg co.
Havre Tgc: Genoa. To-. Reval and 81.
Petersburg. 75c. Antwerp 60.
LUMBER - fBy Sail r. Freights duli; 20
Baltimore ard eastward. $40 20 $40 per
N. Including Portland
IiMBER-By Steam Savannah 20 Ba,-
timore. 500. 20 =. n. II. or h. o.
docks. s 20. 20 Philadelphia. 1880. per
awt., q pounds 20 FOOD; 70 New York,
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EINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairy ~
with tho supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market "
weak Commercial demand. 81. $50. siN-
~ davs N.Q% ninety days. - SOFA
franee Paris and Havre, sixty days
as. swiss. sixty days 5.2i7t; marks
stxty aavs % iB-isc: ninety days. 81 s-i6c.
. roMEsTTc EXCHANGE Steady;
hanks are buying az 3-is discount and sell
ne a. follows. So and under. iec pre-
MUM. SIS 20 So. i5c premium: so 70 $40.
gOc premium: 500 to 500. &c premium
ssao "a n 600 par; 81 900 and over, lis dis
count.
EECURITIEs-The market Il very inae-
live. scarcely anything doing. Quotations
are rather nominal
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COTTON FUTURES.
The Close Quiet and steady with
Prices 06I2 Higher.

New York. Sept. 22-The cotton market
opened steady In tone with prices Il TO ~
points higher on active general buying
In which influential Liverpool houses fg-
ured as leaders. During the forepart Of
the session the feeling was firm and
prices were tolerably well sustained by
continued foreign support and covering OF
shorts. The public operated IN an iDdif-
ferent manner, foi the most part giving
attention 90 the winding up OF accounts
preparatory 10 a new start next week.
The strength on the call was entirely due
to on unexpected bull development IN tho
Liverpool market. Both departments
there reported pronounced Improvement
and closed with sentiment stiil optimistic
In the extreme. The temperance OF bull
ideas abroad was privately reported a.
due 10 the food news Of Texas and other
ports OF the Western belt and 10 fears OF
manipulation In the New orleans mar
ket. Predictions for abnormal receipts at
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DRY GOODS.

New York. sept 22-The week closes
with actual business In staple cottons OF
limited dimensions, but tone OF market
strong throughout Print cloths quiet az
previous prices. Prints In g"oh hehnanu'
hut no change IN quotations Ginghams
vorv arm Cotton yarns strong. with
lntle offering. Wooden and worsted yarns
dull aud easy.
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cn,cAnn MARKETs.

Chicago. sept. z2-wheat was fairly ao-
tive and frm on unfavorahie North~est
conditions and higher capies' op'yuN'
closing isnAc higher. corn 80" CIV" w.
"a g. higher. Provisions easy.
RI. leading futures ranged rs follows:
opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-23
NAVAL STORES SELL LOWER.
AFTER THE CLOSING PRICES SHOW
A YIELDING TENDENCY.

The OmcinI Turpentine Market Firm
at 1T Cents. with Sales Reported
Later az a6lsc-Rosins Also sold
Lover-GrO.siy EKagEerated Re-
ports of storm Damage I'm Texas
and other BuIIish News Causes "a
Rise In the Cotton Market-Local
and TeIesraphic Markets.
The Morning News ONCE.
Saturday. Sept o.
The feature OF che markets to-day was
the weakness which developed In the ma
val stores situation during tho closing
hours. Spirits turpentine closed Arm at
81 cents. but Is understood 10 have sold
of a half cent later. Resins closed quiet
and unchanged. and are said TO have sold
cents on on "a and below. The weakness
was due to the backwardness OF export
ers about taking stun at the market price
and their ability to hammer the market
by reason OF the fact that their demands
we're not apparently OF an urgent nature
The cotton market closed easy and stead
Ter. with sales on the spot light During
the day there we're reports OF a storm
in Texas and grossly exaggerated accounts
OF the damage caused thereby. with some
OF the estimates putting the loss at 20)O.-
0Oo bales. This and other bullish informa-
ton accounts for the advance In prices
The following resume OF the markets will
show the tone and quotations at the clos
ing to-day:
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s. a per ". 1915 60 dock. llshtered TO
Boston 10 dock s. 90.
NAVAL STORES The market b. firm.
medium size vessels. Bosln-Cork for
orders. 81 - per barrel Of $40 pounds, and
per cent. primaGe. Spirits, - ~ per
% gallons gross. ana 9 per cent primage.
Largo vessels rosiu. a. spirits a. -.
steam. lie per i0o pounds on rosin. 2iiac
on spirits. Savannah TO Boston, and aisc
on rosin and ige on spirits TO New York.
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rnr.rnN sIsED OIL.

New york sept 22-cotton seed on wss
,,cry aulet but nrm. prime crude bsrtFis
nominal. prime summer yellow 1,se. on
sunuer yellow. ssiae. prime winter yelloN'
si94ec: prime white. tOqiie' prime meal
e. ~
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New York Sept. 22-Cotton futures
opened steady ~ the advance and closed
lulet and sleadN. prLoes na Follow.
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Liverpool. Sept. %. r. m.-Cotton. spot
very duh business. and prices higher:
American middlng fair 5-l6d. good mid
ding i-iei; middling. Id low middling.
: iS-ied; good ordinary. i-32d ordinary.
3 2a-S3d. The sales OF the DAY were 1000
bales none for speculation and export.
and included 100 bales Americans re-
ceipis. 1000 bales. including 800 bales.
American.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady; American middnng. low middlng
clause. September. 70od value September
October. s03a6.0id value. October Novcm-
her. 5.3Jd SELLERS: November December
s 29l5 5od sellers. December-Jsnuary. 622d
buyers. January February. 5i9a5.9d buy
err; February March. Sid buyers:
March-April. 61Sd buyers: Apri-May. 5l4d
sellers; May-June. 51ed5l3d buyers:
June-July. 5.l5d value. July-August. seed
buyers
New orleans. Sept. 22-Cotton futures
-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Note. -Thesa quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near a. possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
pri-es Onioial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saiers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
PotfLTRY-The market is steady QUO
tations Broilers. Dg35c. per pair. half
grown. Gn5Oc: hree-fOurths grown, $50
s0c: hens. s5g75c rooetcrs. i0a5oc. ducks,
0g75c geese. 75cnsi on.
EGGs-steady az iiefi5c.
DuTTER-rhe tone Of tho market ~
nrm. Quotations: Western creamery. kts
G22c: New York state dairy. i7Al22i4c,
extra Eleins. 2iN25c.
CHEESE Market firm; fancy full
cream cheese. 1910 for - 20 22-pound
average. gsas-pound average. i2c.
Early NepntabIes.
IRISH POTAToEs-Noriher 800
sack
cABBAGE-essa7Ao per head.
ONIONs-Yellow, IN barrels. H.25;
crates. s0c: red. $3.50.
nreadstans. Hay and Grain.
FI.OUR-Markot steady; patent. 81 ~,
straight. q Is: fancy. A.00. family. $50
MEAf.-Pcsrl. per barrel. $40, per sack,
Il al. city reai. per sack. holted, 81 30
q: water ground u.&; city gri,s.
sacks. g2J: pearl grits Hudnuts'. per
barrel, ass. per sack. t.30; sundry
brands. 81 .2slTi % sack.
CORN-Market firm. white. Job lots. sc;
carload lots. SIC; mixed corn. Job lots,
ssc; carload lots, Soc.
RICE Market steady. demand fair.
fancy head, Sc; fancy. Sic.
Prime ..............tt....s.s.s..
Good .titi -
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doraTt nom
THROUGH G. SERVICE.
3 Vssu
ted with
New york; Washn
sleeping b.
all q
TRAINS STATES vcsteusd
Carsse a "A
Room Ca
and"
formation
q Station
JAMES T. IA Bull Tssphones-Be S
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New York ONCE. No. 81 Broadway.
ohices IN principal cities throughout the
soulh Write for our Market Manual and
oook containing instructions for traders
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siork on hand same day Iast
,,cer ...................... 2T.sis itf7g0
wilmington. y. C., Sept 2l.-spiri's tur-
pentine arm. 7si495Ic receipts. 50
Rosin steady. 81 IaHi 20. receipts, 90
crude turpentine firm. S.i0g2.l0; re-
ceipts p.
Tar arm. 81 ~: receipts, o.
charleston. S. c.. Sept. l2-Turpentine,
nothing doing. Resin steady and unchang-
ed
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JACOB BERRY & co.

CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
A and As Broadway, New York.
Commission i-l6
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN, COTTON.
send Tor our new book entitled a
GiirnDss al wall street and its Markets
OF unusual interest IN careful operators.
Also weekly or daily reports based upon
scientific study OF market conditions
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savannah; SAVANNAH
Augusta. Macon. Atlanta.i
IS Sam eoyingtou. hIileaseviiisl.s OOpzs
and all intermediate points
Augusta, Macon. AtiantaI
ATHENS. Montgomery, Co
- ~pmllumbus. birmingham, Am-ls6 00am
leFicus. Eufauia and Troy.
= oopml Dover Accommodation. ia gsam
Y oopml ouyton Dinner Train. IA bopm
DAILY. Except Sunday.
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TYBEu.
18th meridian or Savannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH.
monday only 0.5 a. IN. Daily except
Sionday $50 q. m. Daily 800 D. m.
LEAVE TYBEE
Monday only tbs a. m Daily except
monday 1919 a. m. Daily $50 .. m.
Connections made al terminal points
MN MI trains Northwest. West ana
southwest
Sleeping cars on night trains between
savannah and Augusta, Macon. Atlanta
and birmingham.
farior cars on day trains between Sal
fannhh. Macon and Atlanta
For complete information ecvhedulea.
rates ana connections. apply 10
W. q. BREWER. city Ticket and Pass
enger Agent. i7 Bun street.
or
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>. HALLE, General Passenger Agent
Y ". HINTON Traffic Manager.
lhEo. ID. KLINE. Gen. Superintendent.
Savannah. Ga.
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THE MORNING NEWS SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1900
.&- Southern Railway.

I've and Depart 80 Hour slower
Schedules In 81 o
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81. ISLAND COTTON.

Fancy FlOridas ......-..-............zf'z ttzl
Extra choice 10 fancy Georgias. 1902
The receipts were 2of bags, against 227
last year. The sales we're 500 against i,4ii
l. a. var
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New York. sept G-F'lour market was
firm at a SLIGHT advance. but buyers and
sellers were 10 10 % cents apart ~ the
close. Winter patents. p.70u40o. Mime.
sofa patents. 81 eod4.so.
Rye hour steady.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
GOVERNOR TO 0FFICIATE,.
HE WIEL MARRY TWO COUPLES IN
THE TOWN Nr KlSG3TIkEE.
The Ger onlony by the Governor Ia Somewhat
Unusual, But ls 1t Was Decided to IInve
M Priest or Minister, tho Governor
VIII MaIts Happy Hearts
(Columbia Rccorl.)

Gov. McSwconcy has accepted an
invitation extended by two Young
men of Kingstree to bo present at
their marriage, and also to perform
tho ceremony. The marriage is to
take place on October 81.
This is rather an unusual request,
but as tho Governor is a personal
friend of the parties, he has accepted
the invitation. In their letters tho
young mon state that they are to be
married at the same time to two
young ladies who arc Of tho jewish
faith. They sevcrally seem to havo
decided that neither a priest nor Il
minister should oiliciato to mako
them men and wivos, and determined
to have q civil ceremony. Tho pros
pectivo happy groomsmon being
friends Of tho Governor, invited him
to proform the legal marriage zero
mony.
Governors Of South Carolina have
ofliciated IN marriage ceremonies be-
fore, when the happy couples came
to his Office and mado the request
that ho mako them one. But, per.
haps this is the first tlme in tho his
tory Of the State when the Governor
will take the place of minister or a
priest at homo wedding.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
NGWBEIsRY, s. c., FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1900

made for the full presentation Of tho
purposes of the grcat enterprise ut
Charleston to tho cotton mill men of
North Carolina, which ranks second
to this State in cotton mill develop.
ments and improvement, and of
Georgia, which is good third in
the race for manufacturing suprcm-
acy. An opportunity will be pro-
sentod tho manufacturers Of these
States to join in tho textile exhibit
at Charleston; and with these three,
with the Carolinas and Georgia work
ing together upon definite aud well
considered plan, the great tcAtilo
building at Charleston will contain
the richest treasury Of manufactured
cotton goods that has ever been pro-
sented.
Gen. E. w. Noise, Of Sumtor, has
been appointed the State Commits,
soner for South Carolina of tho ex.
position company, and will make a
thorough canvass Of this State in tho
interest of the enterprise. Hs will
be prepared to receive subscriptions
to the capital stock of the company
and to answer questions Is to the
scope of the exposition and it's incal-
culable benefits to the people Of
South Carolina. The progress of
this State during the past two do
cades has born without parallel in
the history Of any country, and the
exposition mt Charleston will servo
to emphasize this marvellous growth,
and to impress upon capitalists aud
home seekers the chances for future
development in State whose undo
veloped wealth has, with all our
growth and prosperity, scarcely yet
been touched
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. n. 5 To O RTAs
aisss.sss nssss tho Kind You .!s Away: Bought
signature os N@z2g<1x
Tho Poultry Doctor.

Lift you are interested in poultry,
by all means send 25 cents in post.
age stamps to the Associated Fan
ciers, 400 N. Bird St., Philadelphia,
Penna., for their new book on the
diseases of poultry. Although COM
paratively small, it is 30 concise,
terse and lucid as to be of great
value to the famcier and tho breeder
Of poultry. 1t shows how to man.
age and rear fowls, how to detect
their different ailments, and bow to
treat them by either allopathic or
homeopathic remedies. 1t is from
the pen Of Mr. John e. Dichl, the
we'll known American Poultry Asso
citation Judge, one of the highest
authorities on poultry.
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(By Telegraph to The Daily News. }
Chattanou "a, Tenn, October L.
Judge G. d. Clark of the United
States court Of the district of Eas-
tern Tennessee convened court here
today. In his charge to the grand
jury he made special reference to the
pension law violation and said:
"It is perfectly astonishing how
bold the applicants for pensions are
becoming. They arc fling anidavits
especially in the names of non resi-
dent negroes who can mover be
found. This class of fraud is be-
coming SO prevalent that evon per-
sons claiming to bo Spanish -Ameri
can war Veterans arc begioning to
put IN claims not without fraud"
The judge cited an instance of one
applicant filing aAidavits of being
wounded at San Juan, who finally
admitted he had never been nearer
there than the State of Georgia.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
STA ITEM Ell DENIED.
Prof. IIati"n Says he Did not Refuse to
Give mp Pupile' Trunks.

Hickory, N, c., October 0.-Tho
story recently sent out from Jones'
vile, S. g., stating that two young
ladies from that place had been held
at Clarcmont cellego against their
will is II misrepresentation of the
facts.
Tho facts arc that Professor Hat
ton nor any Of tho faculty did not
absolutely refuso to give up tho
trunks of these young ladies', nor to
lot thcm return home. Flo did, how.
over, refuse to let thom leave the
college until ho could got replies to
letters written to their parents or
until somo ono with authority should
como for them. The statement
about Mr. Hamos taking out claim
and delivery possscssion of tho
trunks is a mistake. There was no
legal step taken in the matter, and
no trouble, oxcpt the imaginary ones
OF the two homesick young ladies'.
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The International hIGnth!y

For October contains: Senator Hair
on party government in tho United
States: the importance Of govern
ment by tho Republican party.
The Significance of the Democrat
ic party in American politics, by A.
d. Morse, Of Amherst College.
The expansion of Russia; prob
Ions Of the East and problems of tho
Far East (concludcd), by Alfred
Rambaud.
Primitive objects Of worship, by
l.. Marilller, Paris.
Tho new Italy, by Salvatore Cor.
tell, Rome.
Recent progress in geology, by An.
drew G. Lawson, Univ. Of Calf.
The Macmillan Co., New York.
Single copies, 25c,, Sl.00 a year.
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hilcliRIrIi OF wAI.IiALLh
NOMINATED for Congress- by Il. rnb,icans OF
Third District,
Especial to Tho Statc.)


Anderson, October G.-Tho Third
Congressional District Republican
Convention wns hold hero yesterday.
After somo dclibcration tho convcn-
ton determined to put Il candidate
in tho field for Congress, and A.. G.
M"rrick of Wnlhalla was nominated.
AT . o'clock in tho afternoon Il full
dologation from all tho counties in
tho district assembled. Anderson
was represented by niuc delegates,
Greenwood four, Nowbcrry five, Alb.
bcvlllo nlnc, Oconeo threo and Pick
ons thrcc. Anderson Of Greenwood
was elected chairman and T.. B.
Churchwcll, colorcd, Of this county,
was appointed secretary. }. w. Tol.
bert of Greenwood was reelected
chairman Of The executive committed.
which was composed as follows: A.
III. Barton, Pickcns; \. G. NIerrick,
Oconcc; }. $. Albums, Anderson; 4.
p. Butler, Nowberry; j. S. Lomux,
Greenwood, and Alfred Allison, Alb
bovillr. After tho convention ud.
journed tho executive committee mot
and it is understood that they decid-
ed to mako thorough campaign IN
this district