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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-03
|. II. DILLS & CO
Star Clothing House.

sionally little work put upon the by
WAYS, we can have the best roads on
earth.
MIR. Wright of Company Z was Sun
nyside visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. Scuttle and family have moved
into the Stobie hotel.
Mr.. Blacks brother-in law, Mr.. Miller,
is looking over the country with view
of buying land.
Mr. and Mrs. Stiverson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wise came down to attend the love
feast on Saturday night.
Bishop Wells, Rev. Mr.. Bull and Mr..
Thompson were guests at the Wander
mark hotel on Tuesday.
Harold Thompson OF North Yakima
was down to attend the service on Tues
day eve.
Mr. Stackhouse, with three land
buyers, was locking over the valley on
Tuesday.
A break in the ditch on the Higgins
place caused the water to be shut off for
a few days.
Mrs. Thomas, OF Minneapolis, has
purchased twenty acres of land near
Sunnyside and will improve the same.
Bishop Wells OF Spokane assisted by
Rev. Bull and Rev. H. NJ Bartlett, held
service at the school house on Tuesday
night. A large audience was present
and two children were baptized
The social given by the band boys,
though not largely attended, was quite
q success. The quilt made by the ladies
of the History Glass and others was
given the boys to raise money by selling
chances.
From our observation alfalfa seems to
be great deal farther advanced about
Sunnyside than in any other section of
the county. From present indications
the crop will be most abundant one.
The late frosts have not damaged the
fruit nor vegetable plants in this section.
Mr.. Woodin, of Lanark, H., is among
the latest settlers in this section. He
has purchased REIMBURSEMENT of John
Reed, paying therefor $4,000. Mr.. Reed
leaves his farming implements upon the
place. This is the largest price ever paid
for REIMBURSEMENT in Yakima county.
we understand, but as the land is very
pretty piece and possesses many advant-
ages. Mr.. Woodin feels that he has Sc
cured bargain
| The Sunnyside school celebrated it's
i first CONNIE ncement at the school house
last week. The event was one that will
long be remembered by the large audi
ence in attendance, as well as by those who
participated in the program. The stage
was tastefully decorated with flowers. the
colo-s of the class of 1900, yellow and
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-03
THE GIRL OF TO-DAY.
She Is No Longer RELOCATED to the
Shelf After Passing the
Thirty Mark.

One of the most remarkable social
developments of these latter days is
the evolution of the mature heroine
Of romance. Formerly this post was
allotted to the young girl or the
young married woman. In those
times. moreover. the adjective of youth
would not have been applied to the
maiden who had passed her twenty
fifth year.. and only in the spirit of
the grossest fattery to the matron
who had seen her three decades. 1t
is typical of the age that this ex-
planatory note should be necessary.
Now the expression young is pure
~ relative. The period of middle age
has been entirely abolished. Where
almost everybody is younger than
somebody else, it is only the few who
are proud of their extreme antiquity
who can be regarded with any degree
of certainty as old At 80 the girl of
to-day no longer retires on the shelf
as a failure. to pass the rest of her
life in the humiliating position of the
maiden aunt who devotes herself to
the children or revenges herself on the
poor She is merely preparing to start
on a new phase of life with a more
dofrite plan and a clearer vision.
Very often she marries and begins
afresh AT 40. Sometimes she has been
know. to be so greatly daring as to.
enter matrimony for the first time
when she has passed her fiftieth year.
For the matron the range is even more
extended. At 30 She is quite young
thing-gay. frivolous, skittsh. to
whom society and Irritation are tie
chief objects in life. Ten years more
Lrinp her to her prime. 1t is the
pericd of fascination, of adventure. OF
impulse. The woman Of 40 is capable
of any thing. She is the object of tie
widest plans, the center of the most
daring romance. Al 80 she is probably
marry ing for the second time. Three
score viii find Der approaching the
altar fcr her third wedding. and if she
lives long enough, she may even re-
appear at IA later date to bring her
record up to four.-London World.
Pack Houses wantpd nj Coffin Rrns II
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-03

A. f. Switzer has secured the contrac,
for the new Schott building.
Firstclse table board. Mrs. Clay,
Wards brick block, Yakima avenue. 1t
A new nozzle has been placed on the
railroad park fountain and the result is
somewhat of an improvement
The stone is being dressed this week
for the columns forming the principal
entrance and balcony of Larson's opera
house.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-03
ACADEMY ITEMS.

The Academy is bee hive in a literal
sense. Last Sunday a swarm OF bees is
said to have left the building and settled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

rernandino. Fla Dec. ARRIVED.
steamer bark Alkaline (Br). Leblanc.
Philadelphia
Cleared steamer. silverdale O3D. Balls.
Rotterdam. via Norfolk. schooner Flora
Rogers. Williams san Fernando, Trini-
dad
sailed. schooners Charles D. Hall. Gray.
Providence. r. T.. Sailie Ion. clifford. Bal
timofe Gru~c u. Buchanan. Harrington.
New York
Por Tampa Fla. Dec. ARRIVED
steamer Thomas Melville. Scott; New
York. schooner Sarah c. Raper Kiger.
Havana Mascottc, White. Havana, via
Key West
Pensacola. Fla. Dec ARRIVED. steam
er Aquila (Nor) Andersen. Huelva.
Sailed. ship Constance (Nor). Norbo.
Sunderland
cleared bark Dora PorO. Condo. Rem
cutll and Loauda. passed. bark Robert
S Bcsuard W1. from Manchester for
Snip Island. an well.
%otc. The Norwegian steamship
AquIa Cant Andersen. which arrived
ths morning from Huelva. reports having
passed iu latitude - ~. longitude q. the
schooner Mary r. I.erman. which was "a
total wreck Her stern was burned 10 the
waters edge and her rigging was all gone
TO ono on board
Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. Entered
Schooner John " Han. Boone. New York
Cleared. steamship Comanche. Penuing-
ton New York schooner George Adei-
hait Ames. Doige. New York. Isaac v.
ktrlin. Stcrlmau. Baltimore
Dover Dec. Arrived. steamer Ling
field. Pensacola.
Liverpool Dee. ARRIVED. steamer
Barbara Charleston.
Baltimore Dee. A-Sailed. steamer De-
catur H. Miller. savannah. schooner II
n Mason. savannah.
key West Fla. Dec. ARRIVED
steamer whitney. New orleans, and sail
"a for Havana. Ouyettc. Smith. Port
Tampa. and sailed for Havana.
Charleston. Dee ARRIVED. steamer
seminole Bearse. Boston. via New YORK.
and proceeded 20 Jacksonville. schooner
PeaIiiue O3D. Berry. Baracoa.
Sailed. steamer Chatburn CBD. Wood
Barcelona, schooner Anna J.. milford.
French. Philadelphia.
Dsle's Creek S. c.. Dee ARRIVED.
steamer Tariff CNor. New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
LIQUOR LICENSES.

city % Savannah once Clerk OF Coun-
ell. Savannah. Ca. Nov. 20. is.J.-rhe fol-
lowing applications 10 retail liquor during
tho wear 1901. were rad at meeting ~
Council Nov - 1870 and referred 10 the
Committee Of the Whole
". p. Bailey
Clerk OF Council
Auglln Thos.. l3s Bryan street. west.
Anderson. Joseph ~. No % Randolph
street
Abel chas. southeast corner Bay and
Aborcorn streets
Hewnn. } O., corner Bun ana Best
streets.
Badeuhoop J. H.. No. 50 West Broad
street.
nohn. Il y. c.. No. 2s5 East Broad
street
connery C. r. No. 10 ST. Jul,n
street. west.
Denmark. ~. No. ~ Farm street.
pierks. WIN. g.. No. sai Whitaker
street
Doyle. NJ j.. Market Square.
perst George. ~ West Broad street
L1ers. william northeast corner L.iber.
ty and West Broad streets
Eutclman. A. H. No us East Broad
street corner Gwinnctt street
Eichhols. r.. southwest corner Liberty
street iane and East Broad streets
Eicnhois ScAg. No 1912 Cemetery stree
Groves ". g.. northwest corner Barnarl
nud Bryan streets.
Gildca. Nci. No. 80 Broughton street.
east
Galinn, J. 4. No. Drayton street.
Genken. Hartman H.. No. AZ Broughton
street. east.
h'imken. J. IT,. southeast corner Libsr-
~ and Whitaker streets.
Hart Francis. No. II jefferson street
Hoffman. J. r.. No ga President street
hermann & Begeatheim, No. ie Barnard
street,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF IBteresi 20 sh'ppinE Men
aenerniiy.

RfhfAAAANf
Tee Georgia Lum1er Company IL stil
.vay al work improving its wharf
%. pefiy. which includes the stretch be-
tween Bu. and Aberco-n greets. Piling
ls row being driven near the Bull street
eDd % the wharf - fast as the Diling
. paced the wharf back OF il Is being
repaired with addluoua. supports. New
flooring S. also being laid An lmmens>
Iot Of lumber Is handled annually over
'he Georgia Company wharf. 80 that
tae wear and tear is very great.
AS regards the sailing feets 81 the work.
Great firitn.u suI stands with her 2sig.-
HH tons. Ear 10 advance ~ an the other
.ouutrie~ British shipowners have again
.u fhf past year considerably lessencd
tseif fnihrE-shlp properly viz. 10y 5000
tons Norway Is the only country which
aaa followed Great Brlnlus example in
tals airerfon. her saulug-ship tonnage
having fallen on by 5S.oU tons
The sailing fleet OF the Unbed States
ou She other hand. has in arcased by gl.too
tons and now. wiz 90 l.9o.o0o tons
awauntH 90 more than half the British.
Euf ~ course IL must bo taken into con-
alteration chat ln che cose Of both steam
cas- and eallers the vessels plying on the
aHrai American Lakes are 4NNlAatl lu lNr
statistics. be- ocean vessels the merchant
navy 81 The United States IS OF much
smaller Importance Norway stands third
as regards sailing tonnage. the Norwe-
sian sailing fleet attained IS maximum
iu the year lS9. with lft5.0Q0 tons and
nas then only very little way behind
mat 81 TIE United States. Since then
the American sailing fleet has remained
pretty much the same while that OF Nor
way has been reduced dousi3era oily Ia the
lar twelve months. as already shown. Il
has been made smaller by $50 tons aud
now stands "a So 600 tons.
Germany takes the fourth place Out al
rather long d!stance) with 55iep tons.
aud her sailing fleet has only increased
los 3.u1 tons lea The past year. Next fol-
low Italy vita soo10 tons increase 500
tons. Russia with l7s.UDo tons increase
500 tousl: France with 3{i.o10 tons I'm
crease a.oW tonD. Sweden. with Z7i00O
tons. Turkey with $500 tons. etc.
The tug VIM. r Mccauley arrived az
Havana yesterday afternoon a. O'clock
towing the barge Carl Won Dobetn. lum-
ber laden. from savannah. Il is probable
the Carl Won Dobein VIII be sold al iia-
Vaua.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
OFFICIAL.
ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT.

CITY % savannah.
once CITY Treasurer. Dcc. /. 1870
The following los are in arrears for
ground rent or which owners are hereby
uotucd- e. Hauiee.
city Treasurer.
Brown Ward-Iot 81. quarters
calhoun ward Middle s lot A. 2 quar-
t.fs. east = 81 west p DOT q. quarters.
i.t - quarters. lot 20 . quarters. lot %.
quarters. Dot i>. o quarters.
Charlton Ward-Lot !, . quarters. east =
lot 81 . quarters
Chatham ward-East = lot !. quar-
t.Is. middle lot y. 2 quarters; east
p lot q. quarters. east p lot %, quar-
ters. east 2 lot -. . quarters.
Columbia Nord-Lot j.. quarters. east
part lot %. quarters; lot %. = quarter.
part lots - and 90. quarters. west p OF
east part lot p. quarters.
Crawford Ward-Wess 3 LOT s. . quar-
ters. lot 81 . quarters, LOT g. quarters.
lot So. qulrters lot 90. . quarters; north
west part lot SIS. . quarters.
Crawford Ward East-Niddle part lot
T. Q quarters. part 10, Is. quarters; par
lot IS. quarters. lot IS, . quarters
Gilbert Ward-Wcst Is iot -. : quarters:
southeast part lot .. 2 quarters; east 3
DO -
Forsyth ward-Iot IS. quarters
Franklin Ward-Lot ., quarters. east :.
lot 20 quarters.
Sew Franklin Ward-East = LOT II.
quarters: west p lot H. 2 quarters.
Green Naud-I3ast 2. lot g. quarters.
cast part lot {. quarters. south = Loo d.
quarters. northeast 2. lot Is. . quarters
Jackson Ward-Lot %. quarters, md
ole lot g. quarters
Jasper WIrd-Iot ., = quart crs. west 3
lot b . quarters lot s.. quarters, lot IS
quarters. west q lot O.. . quarters. east
q lo, g. . quarters
Lafayette ward-west > lot ]. . quar-
tors. west =. lot g. quarters. lot a.
quarters.
Liberty Ward-Lot g. . quarters. lot s.
quarters lot 3. ? quarters. lot 10. quar-
tcrs. east part lot U.s. quarters. cast 3.
lot Is. quarters. east = lot 81. . quarters.
lot IS. = quarter.
Lloyd Ward-Wes; > lot a. . quarters
lot g. quarters. west = LOO g.. . quar-
tiers
Monterey ward-East 2-5 lot 10. quar-
tiers: lot g. quarters. lot .. quarters.
Pulaski Ward-Lot 9. . quarters. lot 10
quarters south = lot >. . quarters.
<A-uolds WIri-Tuist lot s. quarters
@4Nup Ward-Lot IS. quarters. west
part lot Is. 2 quarters. lot 81. quarters
north p lot 81. quarters eust = % south
p lot g . quarters. lot o. quarters. west
part lot q. quarters.
Warren ward-west = lot TO- quarters
loi l6. . quarters
Washington Ward-East . lot u. quar-
tsrs. west p lot li. quarters.
Wesley Wari-Easi = lot u. quarters
An persons having interest in the above
lots are hereby notified chat II the
amounts now due are no1 paid 10 the city
treasurer on or before Dec. 18th inst. !
Will proceed on the morning Of Dec "a 20
enter according 10 law.
JOHN POWER
city Marshal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
OFFICIAL


Klene. Herman. No. ia Rrylu SD
Kelly. a. T.. Bay lane near Hul.
Lyon John & Co. uorihc8tt
Brouchton and Whitaker street.
Lane y. No - Broughtou street s
Icvan Chls. n. No. 1ii Du.r
street west
Meiucke. =. A. No. s2 Hvon
west.
Manning. r.. No. q Bay stroet a
Morrison. Sarah. Ma. ~ Ofh
avenue, east.
Never. j. T.. No 81 Sims s,-.t
McAlpn. 7. f.. No. CO Price arr
Neil. otto W. - Brolet on
west
OhsIek. Chas.. southeast corner q.
thorpe avenue and Reynolds streets
Ohsiek John. northeast corner Isl
ana West Broad streets
Peters. Fred northeast crrrrr
youeha ard Park avenue.
Reilly. L.. rs Bryan street ue.t
Rocutscn Martin 81 Co. No
ton street. west
Regerouolox. A. c. & Co $50. E H
an street. west
Rchm. l.. c.. northeast corner Jf-
aud Alice streets.
Repke. John No go Drayton stree
Rocker. j W Bro. sout1wett
West Broad and Joses streets.
Rasllin. s.. corner West Broid s-i
Cviunett streets.
Sampson. p. 3o2 Bryan street uee
Scnwarz George. 81 Conerc
west
steinman, Bros. No. % We. fi
street.
s,enens. Harry. East Broad ara q
thorpe avenue.
schwarz George G. corner CouTr
Whitaker streets.
schnaars. II. j.. No. sol Wilson
Schultz. c.. No li6 Price str
schsver J n. ~ West Broad
stahmer John. 52i Bryan street,
Taussant Chas.. No. 90 os.
avenue.
Tieuken. Fred j.. No. e5s Liber.
east.
Vcruki III. No q Barnard street
Noliers, w, southeast corner Iaf
and West Broad street
Weitz. b.. northwest corner East B1eiI
and Harris streets.
William q Grice. No. 80 wes' s
street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Aia,on Telegraph ~ The Unlol depot
ihls morning a utile eiri ana her father
were seen 90 SCI OF one OF tho early
Grains and make their way 10 the waiting
room. There was nothing BOZ their appelr-
once 10 attract any unusual attention.
The night Waterman on duty happened
80 go into the waiting room iud was ln-
troduced 20 the little elfl. who is only six
years old and whose name is Hanna HaA-
ley. aud were on their way 20 JaN ksuu.
from their home in Baiunrdg,. Ca. The
little girl. though only eiX years of age.
was unusually bright aud Gould answer
any question put 60 her. 90 matter upon
what subject She could ten The number
az c0untfs iu the different states in the
Union their county seats. tac capital Of
ai Of the states. population ~ every
state. could call on the hst OF an of tne
officers in the army. cell about al fhe but
ties chat had been fought hy taia coun-
Try ami. in fact there WAS hardly any
thing hut what size could nov tel some-
thing about Shc has only been 90 school
four months. suf she can read aud urite.
tpeI sud work arithmetic She can sreii
The moss diifI.u words backwards or for
wards without tine slightest hcsitapry.
There were quite number OF people az
The depot at enc fime and they We're great
ly interested lu the child She ls vefy
bright lookinr au1 her wonderful perform
nuce was che cause Of much wonder
among them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Per steamship Chatham for Baltimore
iei bales upland cotton. ~ lais rosiu. -
bhls turpcgune. ifEs feet lumber ss-
boxes oranges. o. cons p.g iron. . crate.
vegetables esa sacks cay. j. casks coy.
- pkgE mdse IS pkgs damestics aud
yarns 20 cases canned goods. 10 "a es
palmetto hber l9 bales hides. "a. 500 feet
humber for Baltimore 1854 feet lumber
for Philadelphia
Per steamship AiegAauy for Ph.ude-
phia-l& bales upland cotton -u hHls
rosln lN bh.s turpcutlre ai boxes
oranges. 50 crates vcacsa bles 81 hnls rosiu
oil, 30 bbis cotton seed oil Us sacks cay.
5.T5 oak slaves O. pk-s Uasc Ia5 pEss
domestics and yarns a. bales lnfera. ai
bales rice straw ~ sU feet lumber
Per steamship CRY of Augusta Tor Nov
Nork-2p bales upland cotton f'a bli
SEA island coston 1i3 ha domrstI q.
ho.s cotton seed oil SO cases rIrr.d
goods ioe b1ls taucuuue. 90 800 fset lum-
Der 1000 shingles. % bb.s lsl f1u .oz.
fruit. b bbis vegetable sl- crates So So
tables lN cases cieau IS sacks claims
cases cottonseed OIL. 2so9 sacks cotton
seed 4s9 pkgs mdse 90 bales moss
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
Marine Hospital Service.
PROPOSED ny CABLE.
Lieut. stacey, Now In Manila, TO Wed
Miss Marion Bristol.

MISS hEfNt0is
From the Atlanta Journal
Love laughs at locksmiths." says the
poet. and he also has Few gigsles W his
sleeve for other thinss-cable tolls. for
instance. This latter fax is demonstrat-
eli By an engagement just announced IN
this city. The proposal came oy cable
from ;ag-on Manila. and the answer.
sweet yes" went 'hc same way. ami
hridcgroom-to-bc paid the cable bu
The contracting parties arc Miss Naron
Bristol one Of the pretty girls with "a
MIX White Flag which appeared here
last Saturday evening aud night ard
Lieut. Stacey. an army officer now on
duty in the Philippine Aiiss Bristol IS
90 leave the theatrical company iu .ase
than a month ANA start for Manila whore.
she will be- met by Lieut. stacey.
Miss Bristol and the lieutenant have
loved each other for several years Two
years ago THE lieutenant W4s ASSIGNED g.
duty 30 the Philippine ana since than
slime there has been a .orre~ poudetss
few days ago Miss Brlsto. lot,d one, a..
cidcd that he would wait no LONGER ana
took the cable as the quie kest way Of tss-
ing her whether or tot 81. would f,Ie
him abroad. She replied in tho aflrm,-
tive
cable tolla between hero ard Manila an.
something 10 contemplate fact tts,
the proposal came that way would insl.
cate chat Lieut. Stacey iE eufefrrl.inr h,
SAY the least
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
rnE rovEH or FAITH.
An Interesting Case Heing Watched
a. Lnnrcns ConntN.

NJ interesting thNf hTinG watched
An Laurcns County.
Dublin. Ca. Dee Miss Willie Me
Dowen OF this city. who for number OF
months past has been suffering from
cancer 81 the breast has apparently been
much benefited by faith
For some months past Il has been
known 60 her relatives and friends that
she had not much longer 20 live. Grad
Tally the disease ate its way and az
last SHE WAS forced 20 take 70 her bed
Medicine awaited her nothing and an
operation gave her no relief The pain
soon became so cScrutiating that she
was kept constantly under the influence
~ muInhine. It was almost an impo--
sibiuty for her Go retain any nourishment
and even water caused her nausea.
4 few DAYS ago she requested her pas
tor. Rev ~. y Aiusworth. 10 Ni-it her.
Many times had he called az her home
and found her weaker than on the oc-
custom az bis previous visit therefor,
le WAS much astoulsncd To see her sitting
u1 iu bed ans eating supper with much
apparent relish She tod him. 10 use his
own expression. tbat God had warned
hey that she would recover She said
hat sine was Tree fiam pain Tor tne Hrst
.mo Deb months and thnf sho hal NO pos
STOLE douht bm that ehr wouit soon b.
wsu lud strong again
Sir AiusWortu wac. % course. little
skepuca OF this although hc told her
tltt Cod could restore She afflicted Co.
hctth aud did so SD when 10 suited Ills
purpose. TIe usked hsf 90 amy divne heal
ors bad been 10 see her SHE answered
40 hut a.i tnui She bad PRAYED fot
health and streueth. ana chat God hud
answered her prayers.
Mr. Alusworth called 10 see her or
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

j, Is the desire % the people Of Colquiu
county that the Logisiaturo VII do some
thing 10 relieve the congcstcd condition
OF the court dockets of tnc southern cir
cult Since tho establishment of the Gle
circuit the counties composing i have over
doubled 81 population and wealth The
railroads have opened up the country 20
saw mills aud naval stores manufacturers
A considerable amount o. Mitigation ha
sprung CUT Of these busiucssse. Involving
tifle 20 the timber being worked 10 De-
understood that che representative rom
the circuit 90 the Legislature viii Offer
e. bill 20 establish NOW judicial circuit.
j. is hoped they VIII D. able 60 gee 10
through .t..--
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
Candy EsCuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold under guarantee al following sto-es.
Rowlinskis. Jones Masenic Temple
Knights. W 7. Reds. MARROW Cove.
lands. Donnelys and ". A. plema,..
Savannah. Ca.
LlPPMAN BROS. Savannah Ca ana
", +, REID, Savannah. Ca, p!s,rb.tors
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
Rock Miscrennt-The
Election for Justice

ROCK ihroNthE Mtscreunt-'ihc
Election for Justice.
Dublin. Ca. Dec. sunday afternoon
Lost. about $40 O'Clock. some one threw
rock into the rear passenger coach Of
tho Whghtsville aud Tenniue afternoon
passenger train just O few minutes after
q had left Dublin Cor Tcunille The rock
was thrown by some one who was stand
ing near the Oh mill ana Ice plant The
rock entered the coach just a soSe the
hs.4ds of Mcssrs. h. NJ Kirk and b. NJ
Grelr Of this city. aud shattered glass
fcli an around them but caused no dHm-
age Every effort will be- made 20 dls-
cover the rock-throwcT
The election FOR Justice o. the peace
for Dublin district WAS hotly contested
iast Friday J. = Burch. ESQ WIS
elected receiving - more votes than Mai
r. T. Smith. the Incumbent Afr ! r.
HuWkius WIS also q candidate. but zoe
ceived only Ga votes out % "a total of $50
ra4f
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

ThomasyIle Ca. Dec f.-ThomasviIie
electric urh. ana gas plants were sold to-
ity tt receivers sale The property was
,uaeked down 10 Robert Gamble of thie
.tv ct Sl5 SID. III s. understood th, p'tt.
.ll De roorgauized aud greatly improved
tUf expanded.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

steamship city OF Augusta. Daggctt
Ne-w York
steamship Chatham James. Baltimore.
steamship Atleghany. Foster. Philadei-
pbia
Bark Teresa 10 Vigo UtaD. Tarraro. &C.
n0a.
Bark Progrcsso d,aD. Ambrosano. Ge-
uoa
Bark Cosmos CBr). Mallgraft Pernam-
buco
schooner Aetna. Chapman. New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
~ PARAGRAPHS

People Of Colauttt County Want "a
Now court Circult-EvcitinE ticc-
zion az Dupont-A rrecoci"u- chilli
from nntnbridze-its ward e. He
Oncred Tor Niurdercr-Ncsssho
school IA AtIantH-Itcms OF Inter
81 From Florida.
1lu IS. a. Fowler 4lsi sunday az d.
mof,st. $50 aaa tne aita o, U.s. a. I1~-
DR. recently cl.tor 81 the Toceaa Herald.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
FLORIDA.

News reached Live oak Monday Of the
killing Of young Harper by one radgett
IN the Little river neigh borho0d sun
cay. Moonsh.ne whisky o. said 70 have
rtsn e. tas bottom q tae trouble. Pady-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

geographic once "a Custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call az the office
Reports OF wrecks ana dercicts received
for transmission 20 the Navy Depart
meut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

90, wao ra served ooe term IN The state
g-roa ls .tl 80 large.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters 81 ves-
sells free u charge IN Unlie1 states by.