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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-06-20
THE ARGUS
DAILY N WEEKLY.
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Eeuse Lodge Nc. 6, !. 0. 0. F., meets
every Tuesday evening, at 500
o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall
Cordial welcome to visitors.
Wayne Lodge No. 112, A. F. & A. NJ,
meets 1st and 3rd Monday even
ings, 500 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Visiting brothers heartily
welcomed
RuMn Lodge No. 6, x. Of p, meets
every Friday evening 500 o'clock
in Odd Fellows Hall. Knightly
welcome to visitors.
9~oldsboro Council No. 80, Jr. o.
q. A. NJ, meets every Wednes:
day evening, 500 o'clock, in Odd
Fellows Hall. Cordial welcome
to all visiting brethren.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-06-20

A friend of Andrew Carnegie's has
received word hat during a recent WIS.,
it to the Royal Scottish academy in
Edinburgh Mr.. Carnegie purchased an
unfinished picture by the late G. w.
tombstone, the price being o guineas,
says the New York Times. From the
McTaggart collection in the academy
Hew Morrison recently purchased for
Mr.. Carnegie the painting called The
Storm" One thousand pounds was
paid for it.
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OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

ing her old home near Jackson
vile.
Mrs. I. B. Fonyielle, who has
been visiting relatives in Onslow,
is at home again.
Mrs. J. |. Foust and children
returned Monday from a visit to
relatives in Graham.
Mrs. E. B. Dewey and little
daughter, Miss Edith Browning,
are at home from Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Hosea, who clerks
for W. K. Parker & Co., is out
to-day after a short spell Of
fever.
Miss Julia howell, executive
clerk to Gov. Aycock, is in the
city for q few days, to the pleasure
Of her many friends here.
These are the longest days of
the year, leading up to the 221d
of June, when they will begin to
gradually grow shorter again.
Thus rolls the year round.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry We'll are
attending the commencement ex-
ercises of Smith College, Massa-
chusetts, from which their daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude graduates this
week.
The steamboat "Goldsboro'' re-
turned on Monday from Seven
Springs with the stockholders and
their friends, who went down Sat-
urday afternoon and who report
a delightful trip.
Mr.. I. F. F'aison, of Faison, one
of the oldest inhabitants of that
section, as we'll as one of it's most
esteemed citizens, was in the city
Tuesday, to the pleasure Of his
many friends here.
Owing to considerable sickness
in the congregation the Sunday
school picnic of the First Baptist
church, which was to have been
held on Thursday of this week,
has been indefinitely postponed.
Mrs, Jno. Dobson and little
daughter, who have been visiting
the family of Postmaster j. F.
Dobson, in this city, have re-
turned to their home in Augusta,
Ga, accompanied by Mrs. J. F..
Dobson.
His many young friends tos
gether with his parents are
gratified to learn that M. Hugh
Broadhurst successfully passed
examination the other day at
West Point and has been regu-
larly installed.
The new train on the Southern
Ry., which was to have been put
on Sunday, has been postponed
for the present. The delay is
caused by inability to pei feet the
schedule and connections in time
and the train will be put on
as soon O. this can be done.
Mr.. w. II. Borden is at home
again from attending the gradu-
alton of his son Mr.. W, III. Bor-
den, Jr., in New York. Ths lat
ter was Immediately engaged by
The American Tobacco Company
in a desirable position.
Workmen have been engaged
making the excavation for the new
wing to be added to the southeast
corner OF the Hotel Kenncn. This
addition is being made because the
capacity Of the present building is
not large enough to accommodate
the increasing patronage of the
Kenncn.
Mr.. Frank M.,Swann, of Pas
sale, N. j., is in the city on a
visit to his brother. our good
friend Capt. Thos. w. Swami. Il
has been seven years since Mr..
Swami was last on a visit here,
and he finds that Goldsbero has
made great strides forward with
in that period.
Manager W. o. Gattis, of the
Goldsboro Base Ball team ls try
ing to have the park enclosed
with q seven foot fence and also
have q grand stand built. A
large amount of funds necessary
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-06-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. AL druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. E, w. Groves sig
nature Ia on each box. 25c. sept26
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-29
0ennrben.

Nm II. Muauit i'm Slotoipntbale Elm
oreijdbriaes S0hterlein bon Nrtbur
Meeie an Der 9inoerdolera.
9lm 25. Muguit In Siio= Sem Bbi=
laoelpbia 6rau gbas. Sieber i'm Nlter
bon rs Sabre,l. Gie geritorbene bin=
tertGbt einen @atten uno fiinf Ginoer.
9m 26. Mueuit in ubri9sbile @as=
par 8intber. Sater bon G. 8intber,
Geoatteur Der Democratic Nens, I'M
gllter bon ~ Sabren.
am q. 9lu9uif in New pbilaoel=
pbia Srau 2ouiia Slaipn. ae5. SIDE
rer, Die Satin BON 9arrp Slaipr, i'm
Nlter BON 35 Sabren. Sic 8eritorbene
hinterIdbt einen 8atten. 9as geardb=
nib finoet leute Hadmittas aui Dem
nsuen 6rieoboi itatt.
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gd)ieiserei Ia Narnhi4.

Dlarlhal Sem SUIT IN garnbia
ipollte lebten Greita9 Dortnittag atpei
perodbti9e guribe berbaften, bon
benen Der cine Gdnhe In einem Getrei.
beIaf herum trlg unb eiefelben su per.
faufen iuhte. 9lts ber Mari1al ben
Gerl, Der ben Sad trua, feiinehmen
mollte. 3oa bieier einen &ebDlper uno
belt ihn benz Marldal unter Die Waie.
Ger Maribal lieb nun ben Wann
los uno grill nod benz eigellen Gbieb-
eiien unteroelen bate Der aerl ben
Sud fortsemorfen uno flidtete nab
einem Geb6la, inter Der 3eit mebrmals
nah Dem Wlarfdal iditbeno. Dieier err
wioerte oas 6euer unb Derfolgte Den
Mann, Bis berielbe i'm @eb0la ieinen
Mngen entlhmano. SUIT elaubt, er
babe ben Jliihtlin3 aetroffen. bod bat
man ieiiher nihts BON oemlelben
E9eiehen.
syn Dem Sad fano man 3 paar neue
ebube uno elm paar pantoifeln, bic
ieoenfalls geitoblen iino.
Ser Be9leiter bes 6liibtlings lieb lih
bereitipillig perbaften. @r nennt iid
peter Donnelp uno behauptet, ben all.
bern Maun nidt au tennen. Den er erlt
am ndmli6en Morsen in Miopale ge-
trDifen haben mill.
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Ser groBe Streif fiir Bill
lige YreiSe ipirO ittst,ser
fortgeiebt bel
Burn # 3 e's.

Wir Dertaufen fir Die 9dlite oes reoel=
mdbigen preiies.
5apeten Su halbem BreiIe.
SpibenpDrbdnge gu balbem Breife.
9dn9ematten su balbem preife.
Wir ipollen @eIddfte tbun uno perlan=
gen Cure RunoIdaft.
Wollt Sbr idone @eIdirrmaaren 10
fommt mad unierem Store
Sinner Sets $7.87. $50. 9.95 uno
1910 ; nit ibDnen Geforationen,
feine billise Waare.
llniere berilhmten belrotben Ginner=
Waaren init Deforationen fonnt
Sbr nur bon uns be3ieben,
oa mir oas 8erfabren
patentirt baben
pin Set bon 100 Gtiid fir 1858.
ggir baben INNER tine groBe Qus.
fDabl BON biGi9em tpeiBem 8eid5irr.
Sai1en uno llntertailen. Elm Set 30c..
@roBe Seller bas Set 3Oc., ero{,
Blatten l0c.
MeinaldIer 6 fiir 25c.
geber oas Stiif 3c.
GrnAiteler oas eStiiG &c.
9iefe 9eller oas Gtif 5 & lOc.
Qnnlpengldier Sc.
Wer au 0alb fomnlen ipil ioll baI@
ielbe iparen uno iutnn SIR Gelb iparen
fuollt, 10 fault in
8nrntioes
0epQrtenlellt 6tOre.
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SeltitmorD bon Vetcr SCI
Miami.

9lm Greita9 Nbeno fam pster Sei-
mann an bas 0aus gbrif Giien3lis OH
yeaberoaln uno fragte um Elm NaAt=
lager in Der Gbeune. 9ies tpurbe 9e=
wdbrt, als aber am nddIien Morgen
9eimann lib nibt ieben lieB, aing
Giinali nab Der 5heune uno fanb oei=
len 2eihe DDr uno nahe babel elm Ne=
leer!es rpbinfldi1Aen. Ser @oro=
ner. Or. Barton. tpuroe strufen uno
erfldrte, Der @eritorbene babe Selbit=
moro be0on9en.
Saimann mar aus 6lsliberg, gan-
ton gern, Ghmeis. gebiiriis. Gon
ieiner Gamllie, Die in Qorain. 81,
mohnt, le5te er i60n lett sSabren se-
trennt uno iiibrte Elm unItdtes 2eben,
uno arbeitete balo bier balo oa einiae
Woden auf elmer 6arm. tSr mar IS
Sohre olt. 3psi Sbhter tumen bon
2orain Su ltinem BegrdbniB.
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Ser gtreif Il, ,s,sicrent GpmntD.

glad ben lebten Beri1ten 1T MusFht
auf cine balpige geileauna bes Gtreites
porbanoen. tpeniaitens mar eine iolae
nah ben seitriaen Melounaen BON
pittsbnra iu nabe Nusiiht aeitellt.
5rob aler @eriihts, oaB IN Gober
ooer bier bic Mrbeit init Streifbre1ern
beaonnen ipiro. lit in oiefer 9inlidt nod
fein ernitliher Yeriuh aenlaht uoroen.
Sn Deper lieB Der 9ruft innerbalb Der
Jabrifen elm 0otel einridten. in oem
40 bis so psrionen untergebradt iper=
ben tDnnen uno aud Elm farbiger 2od
puroe inltallirt, bod bate oerielbe bis
iebt iiir Ni.mano 3u toDen, als fiir iid
lelbf. Mebrere Uremoe. Die als Streit.
BREEDER an9eieben muroen. lieben iih
bon ben Yofen Der Streiter nit leibs
Ter Miihe iiberreoen, tpieoer absureiien.
Mm Wontag eridien elm aueiter far-
bigger Sod. Der iebod bon ben polten
bemerft tpurbe. ebe CT oas .0otel" er=
reidte. Diapor Bolb unb Die polisifen
lltterbaf unb Bair MOLTEN Den gfeger
aus ben Sdnben Der Streiter befreien.
moriiber es at einem Worttpehlel fam,
nobel Mapor Bolb io9ar einen Der
Strsiter aeiblasen haben ioa. Inter.
oel1en batte aber Der Ne9er ielbi ein9e.
ieben, oaB bas bieiige Glima ibm nidt
outage uno 10 lieB er iih lei9t bereoen.
Die &iidreiie nad Yittsbur9 an3ltre=
ten.
Nm Montag ipurben aud in Der bie-
foen &ollins Wia nlehrere Seuer an=
aeSiinoet. pabriheinlid nur su bem
3mef, um lpieoer einmal &auh aus
ben Gborniteinen lteiaen su ieben,
oenn es muroe fein YerfuA aemabt,
bic Nrbeit aufaunebmen.
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G;,o So[os nos etottRvo;ts =, y,

= Cine 6otge oss gtoblIfreifs madt
lib ihon jeBt in jeosr 5amilie bemert=
bar. Ser Yreis BON SablbIedwaaren
1T fdon jsBt um 10 Rrosent qeitiseen.
Gmaillpaaren lino ebenTalls BON Der
greisIteigerung betroIfen lporpen unb
leBtere 1T cine natiirlibe 7olee Der per=
minoerten Tabritation Der 9enannten
Waaren, tpdbreno Die 9ta6fraae Die
oleide oebliebeu lit. gon Stablbled
rperesn namentli6 blele 6ausbaltung5=
Menlielen. namentlicb iolbe fir Die
4iide. iopie 5aAlrelbe anoere niibli9e
@egentdnoe aller Art ansefertigt.
GeItern Nahmittae fiel Mirl
8opp bon Siio Nen Ybllaoelpbia.
Der in cen GoDal @lap Wprts in Mio=
pale arbeitet, orei Gtoflperfe bod ourG
einen Glepator sbodt berunter, brad
einen 9trm uno Elm Sein unb erlitt aud)
idipere innerll6e 8erleBunsen.
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1glsterfleiDcr Fir oen &Scrbif
fiuD mutt bfreit.

~ s&- S| ~ ~

@ouhdnDige Nusna fir Mdnn uen Gnaten @aabn 9inner
Gaulna lncre laertioer ifnmee a sabri
pen ya0en babn Die gaarn
Gnsaros gree marut gen Hoarsn Die asaebsn
gGe sbtn Salon bolhno l5Rn lstlait
Diei uerhienen Cure iofortec Numertiamit.
erippe lnerioer eappthm aammaarn lWtr sB,
25 @ents pc. lnsag fur aa 8rDben Der namlihe ps5.
@eippte raun nere donem egnptbem Gamgarn
5lb sfitte, ertra duer per AnSug 35c., msrtb SOC.
son Twe @aua Hb aert 8euno9ei unrtloar fir brausn
45 Gents Nnug, mertb 6Oc.
Serlp gpps 6lB siter 6rauen lnteeo Union Mnu0e ale
Gr0ben 3d., metb So
orence" Union QnSse fir 0auen, b0nem gppdm Gammaarn
nit 5RB sefutert 42e, metb Csc.
ainoer lne. gSol Merno aemd 9rau tameeao
gm0bnid)n prei bertouit.
GDbe 16 Is 20 20 "a 26 % 80 80 81
pyis Sc &c &c 12e l5 18c 2lc 24c 27c soc
Seep serippt Ilpb eefhtte 2mor llnierleioer
@robe gr!s le I Is IS 20 20 % q 2e m 2s 80 g q
fdmer selibe lhDne Gauge Ginber unertleoer
g0Be 16 lS 20 % "a 26 % 80 SO 81
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Nofis.

Mn Die Gunoen Der WaHer SO. Oie
Wailermietbe 1T fdQig uno 1T pom 9.
September on in Der Office Der Ge=
islli6aft i'm NleranDer Ylod 5allbar.
9ie 8eIelldaft foroert Gle lire Sun.
Den auf, an ooer Dor Dem l6. Geptem=
ber in ibrer Office Dorsulpre1en uno
Die Wsietle gu A5ablen.
Srii1er bate Die gSalIer Company
eitlen Collector, Der bel ocn eirselnen
Sunoen DDrlpra6. aber IN 2tnbetraht
Der Geollftion Der Waiisrmiethe, ipelbe
Die @ompaap Der StaDt unb oen psi=
pat 9unOen sIaeitano. lit Oielelbe niAi
ntebr in Der 2age, eillen Collector anSu-
iellen unl ben aunoen aa6;ugeben.
N1tun9sDDa Is
u eD 3 bilaoelpbia % ater So.
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George s.. Mepers gmma Is. Broof.

George 8. Mspcrs emma 8. DroOts,
beioe BON DerlliIDn.
Daniel Maroea gmlaa Nnoreas.
bei0e BON Canal Dnper.
8. 6. Genneop, ubrihspille SoIie
9. geiter, Stem pbitaoelpbia.
gbarles %. aeonbaro, Nsiu pbilabel-
pbia emma M. Gibbs. Canal
DDuer. ~ VI
Wiiliam s. Warner Sba 6ef, beioe
bon 8nabenbiitten.
Sfaiab Barter Sennie Marlatte, beibe
bon Nem Gomersiopn.
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gSne gaQes cr esaaG.t!

Benn Guer Spiesel gu9 cine elem
pise, tlaiie .6autfarte, einen seltlilhtt-
gen Slid, Wrttsn<8lefen uno 9uitsl an
Der Saut seiet, pann 1T eS eeberletren,
ater Or. Sings Stem 2ife pills resu>
lieren Die Qeber, reni9en pas 8lut ae~
fen flare Saut rplise Baden unp cine
butl6e @elihtsiarbe. 9lur Is Cts. in
s. 6. WliQer II. Sobn's Nppttefe.
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Qreettertnn.

9ie. NrbeiterorgoniIotionen in Sus=
caraluas gountp baben beI1loiien, ben
Nrbeitertag. gJtontaa, 2. September,
oiefes Sabr in Canal Sober 81 feiern.
9as gomite, melhes ernannt tDoroen
mar, um bon ben @ei6dftsleuten Yei,
trage 81 iammeln, fano liberale unter=
itiibuna uuo nun tuerben limfan9=
reide 8orbereitungen aetroifen,, I'm
oieIe 5eier gu elmer Der erfolsrei6=
ten Nrbeiter 0emonitrationen gu mas
6en, bic nOG je bier itattsefunoen.
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Yas Wetter ilf fruhtbar un0 /

3as Wetter if fru1tbar uno Die
Weiben. Die Dor elni9en WDban Der=
BORT ihienen, griiner ipieoer.
WDat eSbr eiren guten, tpeiBen,
poblidmefenben 3ogGenbranntspein
10 Gebt su g. G@lup unD fragt fir
iol9en. Nlr ~ 90 per @allone. IL
9as 2ebrer ssnfiitrt fit 9usea=
raiuas gountp miro oieIa Wohe bier
abaeGalten ullo erfrelit lid elmer itarfen
getbeili9ung.
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- gGir BADEN ioeben cine riel9e
Qu3mabl Don Strabenan5ii8en fir ben
Serblt erbalteu. g8ir iino ioeben aus
Dem Centrum Der Dftliben Sabritanten
beiin9etcbrt uno Wa9enlaoun9en lido
ner neuer @aayen fommen beltdnDiq
on. 8. g. urfer.
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gead) Buffalo.

Der MOraen5ug SO. 4. Der 6. 8. &
W. Giienbabn bat In glebelano biref.
ten NniAIuB an ben G1nel5ug Der 8.
g. q M. 81, Der Nadmitta9s i'm 5 .55
III Buffalo ontomrnt. If
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a1,at tl,r 3luD sto rettcu

BON furhtbarer gntltcaung setraudse
Jrau Mannie Oaurser BON Ga Grange,
Ga, 8udlen's 9rnica Salpe am &opfe
unp i'm @eihte besIelben unD fbreibt,
paB Die raIde Seiluns ale Grwartun>
gen iibertraf. Sic mirft Wunper on
0eGhmiiren, Suet1dunsen, 6autans=
briihen, Shnitt@ Branpz unp Vriih-
,punpen nnp 5amprrbcipeu. 25 Gts.
Sur aarantirt in s. 6. Miller II. Spbn's
Qpotbefe.
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Scr gtreif.

Der Gtrett.
Sine Gomite Der Mmalaamdteb Mifo-
ciation bat ums cine ginienDung iiberI
Den Strelt 3ugslielt, Die iiber orei
5paiten nnisres Blattes fiillen uiiroe,
uno oa uns Der Haum feblt, uno al.h
Die s3eit, oas Dptument 3u iiberIeben,
10 bringen mir bier einen tur5en Auss
aug oarans.
ss5n eriter Hinie miro in Mbreoe ge-
1ellt. oab bic Hleharbeiter einen @Dtls
trait gebroden, nle bebauptet wuroe.
Dieielben baben aleroin9s cine 2Dbn-
icala unterSelAnet. aber 0ieielbe mar
nur 9iiltie fir ben Jal, oub aud Die
anoeren Sranhen Der Nmalgamateo
MIlociation Die 2Obn Scala asibnen
tpiirDen.
@s mirb aub in Mbre0e aeItellt, oaB
Mrbeiter, bic nidt our Union geboren,
ees,pungen merDen lDllen, oerlelben beis
sutreten. MlIes mas perlanet murDe
beltano barir, bab in ben Merter, Die
BON anoern als Union Arbeitern be-
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BriefliHc.

Sir Die am "a. Nuguh enbeitbe Wobe
blieben fpl9enbe nibt reflamirte Briefe
auf Der bieii9en poitoffice:
Sorpb 4ntber. Gufie @utberp.
@ers Gliaabetb Sarfer. 6. sabiers
Wafou 8aus. gelie SnDber
Aensarbner Bros. Sobn Sanber.
Carlos Maifer.
re M CN.~. a.Ec 81 on
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Sir Die 9pber 6air. "a. 81.
September, iino liherale prdmien fir
Gieb, @efliigei uno NGerbau prnoufte
aller Qlrt ausaeIebt. l8
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g. u. Dearborff, 9. M.
GTeuriinnen mad 1ennciiee unb Dir.
ainien bia NenmShlnania 8ahn.

Gn 81. 0ugnF nsso I. gententber lperben Grcur=
iions Sdet5 natt CHATTANOOGA. Seun perfanit iper.
Der Stieftfager siilttg sir gdfebr Bis gum TO- Gep-
tember
Sim 7. nnb 8. Septeniber perhen GrcurionS z1iietS
nod gtnrI0f. So peroirit pe9cn Der @Dnpention Der
tember gsc8en Giuaabeitea isbe mon bic Side-asen.
ten 0er gabH.
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wsp gbiIaasippia. O., 20. ausnii 1901.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-30
CITY BREVITIES.

Mr.. T. A. Palmer has been appointed
a notary public by Judge Falligant.
Work on the swimming pool at the
Thunderbolt Casino is being pushed by
General Manager McIntire and will prob
ably be completed next week.
Sheriff Farr arrived from South Caro-
lima yesterday and will leave this morn
ing with Louise and Charles Mccoy. the
negroes arrested by Detective Wall for
jumping their bond. They are charged
with assault with intent to murder.
A moonlight trolley ride win be given
tomorrow evening by the Truth Circle of
the Kings Daughters. The party will
start from Fortieth and Whitaker streets
at $50 o'clock and will go TO Isle Of Hope.
returning to the city by way OF Thuu-
derholt. The tickets win be % cents.
which will include refreshments.
An examination for places on the list
OF eligibles for teachers places in the
schools Of Chatham county will be held
under the direction of Superintendent
Ashmore. on Saturday. June TO- Those
who are successful In passing these ex-
aminations are placed unpon the list from
which vacancies are filled as they occur.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-30
RENDERED VALUABLE AID.
Cutters hamilton and Forward at
Jacksonville.


The revenue cutters Hamilton and For
ward the former stationed at Savannah,
rendered good service at Jacksonville amid
the scenes that followed the dreadful con-
Migration that destroyed that city.
The seamen infantry of the two cut
ters were detailed for guard duty in the
burned city and rendered daily and night
ly duty until all need for the assistance
had passed. The Hamilton, commanded
by Capt r. C. Roath, rachel the city
on the Monday following the fire, which
occurred on Saturday, and Capt. Roath
Immediately rendered the services of him
self and his officers and crew.
While OH shore the detachment of ma
rines was under the general command
of Col. c. F. Lowell. commanding the pro-
visional regiment on duty at Jacksonville.
The following letter was sent by Col.
Lowell to Capt. J. C. Mitchell of the For
ward, the senior officer of the revenue
cutter service in Jacksonville at the time:
Headquarters First Regiment, Florida
State Troops, Jacksonville, Fla, May p,
1901.-Capt. ]. C. Mitchell r. C. s., Com
rnanding r. c. Forward: Dear Sir: In
closing up my duties as commanding Of
ficer of the provisional regiment, which
mas DeSn Oh Ouly III luc CITY VI JdChSptl-
willie during the past three weeks, | de-
sire to express my thanks to you for your
proTnptness in reporting to me and offer
ing the services of the seamen infantry
of the cutters Forward and Hamilton.
also desire to express my appreciation of
the services of Lieut. f. s. Van Bob
kerck, Jr., r. c. S., and Lieut.. r. Ridge
ly, Jr., r. c. S., and the thirty-five men
under them, for the most excellent guard
duty they have performed while on duty
at Hemming Park, in the city of Jack
sonville
Il feel that the revenue cutter service
is to be congratulated on having officers
in their service who will act promptly
and efficiently in emergencies. Very re-
spectfully, c. p Lowell.
Colonel, Commanding Provisional Regi-
ment."
The Hamilton left Savannah for Jack
sonville the day following the fire and
reached the city Monday. Mr.. r. Van
Waganen was member of the party that
made the trip, and yesterday gave evil
dence of the kindly assistance and willing
did extended the people of the stricken
city by Capt. Roath. and the officers and
men under his command.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-30
SEIZED IRON HERE IN 'e4.
An Incident of Col. j. G. Minor,
War Career.

An Incident of Col. J. G. Minors
War Career.
An Associated Press dispatch to the
Morning News yesterday announced the
death in Milford. o., Of Col James G..
Minor, who was prominent in the Confed-
crate navy and at one time assistant sec.
rotary during the Civil War. Col Minor
died in poverty at 81 years of age.
Col. Minor figured in Savannahs his
tory ia 1864. CANDLES History Of Sa-
vannah.' just issued, refers to his seiz-
ure OF lot of iron from the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad for the use of the Con-
federacy. In this connection MIR. Gamble
says:
Gen. Pemberton withdrew nearly all
the troops early In June, leaving Savan-
nah In nearly defenseless condition
Gov. Brown was wired TO on June for
assistance and telegram was also sent
by Acting Mayor George W. Wylly to
President Davis protesting against the
course pursued by Gen. Pemberton. A
strong direct protest was also made to
Gen. Pemberton with the request that
he state his intentions as TO the protoc-
tion OF Savannah. Gen. Mercer. who
succeeded In command adopted more
vigorous steps and a more thorough sys-
tom for the protection OF tho city. Re-
quiring Iron he relied on the use Of some
then IN the possession @ the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad Col. Minor, agent Of
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-30
DOES CLEVER TRICKS.
Lawrence scmon VIII Appear Mt
Mehrten's Hall Tonight.

The benefit performance for Lawrence
semon to be given at Mehrten's Hall to-
night promises TO be an interesting af-
fair, and judging from the sale OF tick
cts tho attendance will be large. The
programme Is made up Of magic and mu-
sic and those who attend are promi sed
an enjoyable entertainment Young Sc
mon Il really clever ln his work ana per-
forms some wonderful tricks In skinful
manner He has been seen IN public ln sa-
vannah on several occasions aud 20 those
who have witnessed his work he requires
no Introduction. The young magician
promises some mystifying things 10 those
who attend the performance tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-30
Fire I'm Clothing.

The apparatus at FIRE headquarters was
called out shortly before y o'clock last
night by telephone message and small
blaze in Panny-cake lane was extlngulsh-
cd with several buckets Of water The
fire was Ia the garnet at No. III Poplar
street. and some old clothing was burned.
The origin OF the ere H. unknown and the
damage was Of no consequence. The house
Is occupied by Fannie Williams, colored.