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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
WILL CHOOSE DEBATERs.
Contest ut Emory College VIII BE
Held Tomorrow.

Held Tomorrow.
Emory. College, oxford, Ca, Nov 20.
The preliminary contest. to decide
which two men will represent Emory
College in the coming debate with Trim
ity College, n. c., will be held Monday
morning in the hall of Few Literary
and Debating Society. Few and Phi
Stamina viii meet in joint session and
VIII debate the Question that will be
submitted to them on Monday morning
by committee of three chosen from
the faculty. The committee from the
faculty viii choose the best man from
each side, and these viii be Emory's
representatives in the Emory Trinity
debate
Miss Luck Boyd who has been Wis
ting relatives in Savannah for several
weeks, returned yesterday morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

Al Bull Street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
MATTERS AT SWAINSBORO.
WaterwOrlxs System to BE Establish.
ed-TeIegraph ONCE Wanted.

Swainsboro, Ga, Nov. 29.-Swains-
boro will soon have water works. May
or Jesse Thompson, who is operator
and owner of the electric lights, is
putting in water works plant, and
the people are very much gratified at
this latest stroke of enterprise on the
Mayors part.
An effort will be made by local BUSH
ness men to get the Western Union
Telegraph Company to put in an Of
lice here. The telephone system is
very unsatisfactory, and the people are
determined to have quick and reliable
communication with the outside world.
Little interest is being taken in the
municipal election, which occurs ON
the third Monday in December. No
candidates have as yet announced
themselves, though their friends speak
of putting forward Messrs. George
Rentz and S. G. Williams for Mayor.
Mr.. Rentz is at present councilman
and is prominent in all things tend
ing to advance the best interests of
the city Mr.. Williams is popular
man and would make a good Mayor.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
JERNIGAN ESCAPES.
Coffee County Chain Gang Could Not
Keep Him.

Douglas, Ga, Nov. 29.-J. c. Jerni-
gan, who at the October term of Coffee
Superior Court, was found guilty of
carrying a pistol concealed. and was
doing twelve months sentence in the
county chaingang, on the public roads
near Hazlehurst. escaped on the night
OF the 26th inst. and has not been APP
pretended. This is the man for whom
Mr.. E. A. Buck of Triton stood bail
for $1,000. which was forfeited at the
March term of Coffee Superior Court
and a judgment taken against Mr..
Buck for the amount. He seeks to be
relieved from his liability by the Leg
islature. There is opposition here to
such a measure.
While it is true Mr.. Buck at some
expense, had Jernigan apprehended
and placed in Jail. it was not done
within the time prescribed by law
Jernigan has never been tried for the
offense for which Mr.. Buck stood bail.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
sPEClAL NoTICEs.

GEORGIA HUssARs BOWLING Assoc
CATION.
The following Ladies hours" have
been decided on for the season:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Friday
mornings from 10 a. m. to ] p. m.
Wednesday night, from s TO 1880.
The family and lady friends of all
classes of club members are invited to
use the alleys.
BY order,
EXEcIrrINrIr cOAfAfIrvrEE
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
SAVANNAH COUNCIL NO L,
ORDER OF AMERICAN FIREMEN.

Savannah, Ga, Nov. &c. 1902.
Officers and members are requested
to assemble at 800 O'Clock to-day to
pay the last tribute of respect to de-
ceased member, John H. Immen.
JNO. r. Mcguire, President.
A. j. TOSHACH, Secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
I'VE COMMITTEE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Several of our clients have money TO
loan on real estate security. Loans OF
one TO i've hundred preferred, but any
amount lent
BECKETT a. BECKETT,
Attorneys and Conveyancers
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

~-~-~-~O--~-~-~---~~~~-~- ~-~~~---~---~-~-~-~-~
IMMEN-The relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Immen and
family are invited to attend his fun
eral from his late residence. sos Mont
gomery street. this afternoon. at $3.50
o'clock. Interment Laurel Grove.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

The members of the German Friendly
Society will meet at K. of p. Hall, at
300 o'clock, for the purpose of paying
the last tribute of respect to our de-
ceased member, j. H. Immen.
A. KESSEL, President.
A. HELLER, Secre tary.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

The annual renting OF the pews Of
81. Johns Church win take place on
Advent Monday. Dec. 1, between the
hours Of 10 and O'Clock. 4 committee
Of the yestry viii be IN attendance.
49, order OF THE VESTRY.
Evening star., 1902-03-19
TUA-TUA FOR LEPROSY.
What is Said of the Experiments With
the South American Plant.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Medical men all over the world are inter-
eSted in the reports from Honolulu and Ia
hiti Of successful results obtained I'm the
treatment of leprosy from the active prin-
ciple Of the tua-tua shrub. The tua-tua's
scientific name Is Jatrapha gossypifoiia,
and 1T comes from Venezuela. Nearly three
years ago the Department OF Agriculture
sent twenty-seven of the tua-tua plants to
DR.. Carmichael, United States Marine Hos
pital surgeon. then at Honolulu but now
here. The plants were set out in the eK-
pertinent station grounds in Honolulu,
where they iourished. waxed green and
produced many buds. With the plants came
statements from Venezuela that leprosy
had been successfully treated with the ex-
tract. The shrub is called in Venezuela
frailejon purge. on account of its purging
DIR. C. F.. Camp. assistant in the bacteri-
illogical laboratory of the board of health
of Hawaii, has been experimenting on lep-
ers in Honolulu ever since the receipt OF
the shrub. The direct effect Of the medi-
cine IS to reduce the frightful swellings
which disfigure the features Of the lepers,
and which distort their extremities.
In Tahiti really wonderful advance to-
ward the cure Of leprosy has been achieved
by the use Of the shrub. but In Hawaii it
has been difficult to induce the lepers to
undergo the treatment. The use of the
meulclHe Is k6HcTdliy accompanied W
we're cOlics and the Kanakas will not sub
NIT to the pain. even though promise IS
held out of a partial cure Of their terrible
af1 :ctIon The fact IL that leprosy among
the Hawaiians is not looked upon with the
horror that It possesses for Americans and
Europeans, and save for the isolation on
Nalokaf which leprosy entails upon its
victims, the latter show little disposition
to do anything to ameliorate their physical
condition The lepers are free to accept or
re fuse treatment. and cannot be forced to
- 49, ~1~aA AvH HNerrE
lulu. who had leprosy. WAS given the tua-
stua. and. according to Dr. Camp. shows
abroluteay no symptoms of the disease
now
Evening star., 1902-03-19
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

q s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
iAII.Y STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
sTEAMER HARRY YRANDALI-Nonday and Wed.
nesdsy at 4 pm for Colonial Beach, Colton's and
intermediate landings. and landings In Wicomico
riyer and Nomni and Lower MachOdoc creeks Va
saturdays at am. for Colonial Beach and inter
mediate landings. and Buss,hwocd. s, Roct Point Col.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD-Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday at am. for landings to Colonial Beach
anu "AII UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. TO GLYMONT, Md.
and intermediate landings.
cent Sunday $3.50 a. IN. Returning about $3.50 o. m
Passenger accommodating rrst-class. Freight rc-
ceiyed until within q half hour Of sailing
r. s. RANDALL, Manager phone 1895 GEO.
o. CARPINTER, General Agent. Washington.
'nbone 1865 WM. NJ. REARDON, Agent Alex.
andrfa. phone So fe26-tf-2S
Evening star., 1902-03-19
UNDERTAKERS.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s. Embalmer,
ei0 F STREET NORTHWEST
Everything strictly frst-class and on the most
reasonaile- terms Telephone call $40. ja7-i0n
UNDERTAKES.
An Algerian "Pompeii. I"

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Letters reaching Marseilles from Agiers
state that the excavations carried out at
Timgad. on the site of the ancient Thamu-
gas. have brought to light a veritable Al
gerian 'Pompeii." The boundaries of the
ancient city have now been laid bare on
three sides. During 1901 more than 100 600
cubic meters OF earth were removed. and
the archaeological results were Of the rich
est. These include q magnificent Roman
mansion belonging to Sertius. public baths,
a fountain. a Byzantine hasiiica with three
aisles. q grand staircase leading to the up-
per part Of the theatcr superb pagan
tempe In marble, probably dedicated to
Calestis. eleven other buildings. and most
varied collection of objects such as arms.
eutensI.a and vases. One Of the ancient
gates OF the city and a great number Of
streets haYe a.so been laid bare.
Evening star., 1902-03-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia Washington March IL, 10O2.-Noyice
10 hereby given that on the slst day Of March.
OF Columbia to peedlers and produce dealers Al;
persons desiring to continue such business
hereby notified to promptly renew their licenses.
Columbia. E. W. W. GRIFFIN. Acting Assessor,
D. G. mhlS-Gt
Evening star., 1902-03-19
DOGS, CATS. ETC.

FOR SALE-JUSI RECEIVED FRESH FLOWER.
garden and lawn grass seeds, bulbs, plant food,
stakes. pots. 49s SGHaSID'S BIRD STORE 711
18th st. NV. militia
CEMETERY FOE sDOGs s-pOGs AND OTHER
ground. For rates and u ai6sNa lion address
F0ERrEENTH STREET HOsPfTAL EOR DOGS.
su;:ic.I Ian and % nsdiesL poss Ssg ane smsli .ana.
boarded. Old or injured aainals humaialy Killed.
Tel. Main 11l-4 ms 18th 81. NV. Ja94tf
DIR. CECIL FRkNCH EXFHRT ,SFRcIALIsT.
lnArmary and Doardia9 skeene)a. .klinzae raa.
City alce. 7ao 18th st. nv. Tss. (Sca nsf 3t9a-:.
ta6 3NasA go
Evening star., 1902-03-19
AUTOMOBILES.

New and second hand; very low figures; first
class condition: steam surrey. mobile and loco
mobile runabout: electric dos a dos: Columbia
and Waverly runabout; Woods brougham cab
at a bargain AUTOMOBILE STORAGE AND
REPAIR CO.. Stanton court, bet. 18th and 14th
and X and L sts NV. mh10-6ts
Evening star., 1902-03-19
.HE wEEMs STEAMBOAT co.

Potomac River Route-Winter Schedule.
On and after December 26 the steamer Potomac
will leave 7th st. wharf every Thursday at 4 pm
for Baltimore and river fnhdings returning. leaves
Baltimore. pier No Q, Lint st., every TUESDAY at
mornings All river frefEha fnust be prepaid. Bal
timore. Philadelphia -, and Aew York freight 20
frst-cIass STEPHENSON BRO. Agts. Tele-
phone Main 74S. Ga q d026-6,12
Evening star., 1902-03-19
LADIES GOODS.

STOCK TO SELECT FROM
AL kinds Of fur garments remodeled In latest
style. Also ladies' taile--made suits to orler
Special prices. MORGAN. Ladies' Tailor and
Furricr. 133 18th IT. W.. south Of N. Y. ava.
Evening star., 1902-03-19
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-AT SPRING LAKE. n. j.. A VERY
desirable, fully furnished cottage. corner lot
10Ox150 IT., at price several thousand less than
cost. House has about Is rooms including bed
rooms, bath. laundry; wide yerandas on three
sides. very desirable summer home In
vestment ALSO two fine building sites at sacri-
hce price. HERBERT A. GILL. 1919 st. NV.
mh1S-3t
Evening star., 1902-03-19

II you want work read the want eolumns
Of The Star. -r
Evening star., 1902-03-19
STAMMERING.
PALMISTRY

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE RITA.
the worlds greatest palmist and astrologer hold
ing receptions daily at III st. NV. OF Sth.
Fee Is and 50 cents. mh12f6ts
MME. PERRIN. GIFTED PSYCHIC PIANIST
ACCURATE PREDICTIONS: GUIDES THE
TROUBLED IN THE PATH TO SUCCESS. 1922
ST wv feo1 -o6t'
Evening star., 1902-03-19
Sewing gMachinesRep'd, 81.

All work ~afrznted. Orders By mail promptly
ttended to. Al OPPENHEIAiER.S, Sl4 0th a.
~. ja23-S,a
Evening star., 1902-03-19
THE DlINlQ OPP

Built entirely of brick and directly on the Beach
front. Most central location. Contains sea and
freshw water baths private and public, elevator.
parlors overlooking the Boardwalk. dining hall on
top floor. &c. American and European plans. Write
for booklet and special spring terms.
ROBERT T. DUNLOP, formerly Of
fe26 26t- 10 The Imperial and Victoria New York
Evening star., 1902-03-19
WHITE STAR LINE.
American Line

American Line
NEW ORK-sOUTHAMPTON-LO
st Paul April 2, 10 am Philad a April 1s. 10 am am
Red Star Lime
NEW ORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Haverford. Mar. 20, noon Seuthwark. Apr. o. noob
Friesland April ? noon I'ennland April IA. pm
Companys Washington Office. 1905 st. NV.
ap24 Or Geo. w. Moss. 14l1 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-03-19
DIR. YOUNG ! 5s;@';',.., Fl ! us.
Regular Graduate Two Schools.

Authorized to treat Diseases Of the Brain and
Nervous System, Skin Blood. Heart stomach Iiy.
er. Kidneys. Bladder, Nose. Throat and Lungs.
Structure. Faricocele and HydrOcele cured without
cutting or operation. No pain. No loss Of time,
Blood Diseases and Disorders Of the Urinary Organs
promptly relieved and permanently cured By safe
methods Vitality restored. Charges low Free
consultation In person or by letter. Hours 10 to
and z g. SUNDAY tn NH an,
Evening star., 1902-03-19
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CARROLL Springs Sanitariul

FOR lnval1ds. convaescents and those desiring rest
ana quiet OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Baths elec.
treity. sun parlor. acetylene gas, hot-water heat
and open fires. Pure spring water piped through
the house. Send for illustrated circular. Twenty
minutes from Washington by b. and o. R,R. or
forty minutes by Brightwood electric cars. Address
Long Distance Telephone 117-3. Takoma.
mh5- 5-26t.-12
Evening star., 1902-03-19
MEDICAL.

HAIR DRESSER = CURES SCALP DISEASE.
brings brings. hair on bald heads: removes dandruI
treating hair a speciality. Mrs. MARY A. WHITE
1872 9th st. NV. mh1a-eats
Evening star., 1902-03-19
HOTEL RALEIGH,

OCEAN END OF ST. CHARLES PLACE.
Atlantic City. n. J.
VIII make q special rate for spring business. vt.
Charles Place 10 notably quiet and select ap-
pointment and convenience to be found in q first
class seaside resort For booklet and rates inquire
Of Mr.. H. E. MITCHELL at the Howard House.
! fe4-1SOt-1O JOHN B.. SCOTT.
Evening star., 1902-03-19

THE BRExTON - MICHIGAN AVE- NEAR
Beach, Atlantic City. N. J. Steam heat Sun
parlor Elevator to street level Private baths.
]. A. MYERS, For. Brexton. BALTIC. & Cape May.
Evening star., 1902-03-19

FOR LE-MARBLE-FR0NT DWELLING.
DOUBLE HOUSE.
3S feet front, about 100 deep: beautifully fin
ished In hard woods magnificent large bath
HOT-WATER HEAT; just the house for enter
tanning; owner leaving city. will accept sl5.0OO.
mhlS-2t STONE & FAIRFAX SO6-S1s r st NV.
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ROW " uI.LIO> uRE'> nor 81,
Drunk sea captain Ni'taLes the Scott
ur>lI'urr for = Notrl.

S,N FP.>CrSCo. July II Grimm.
~" swedish captain uf ~" schooner Wig
and Wur, VIA pa IN" Iulcr' court TODAY
'.r m.-,ug a disturbance last nigl' m ~"
duc r"-id"uoc uf Irving VI N"'t. Nh" NIL.
uuuaifc s~hiph.illrr. GRIMM reached Trnri
last might. and after making M" rounds 81
thc waterfront saloons and taking Ia nine.
teen drinks 81 whi~t"v and i"rr, hired a
hack driver fo lake hun go a hotel
The hackmtu Dumped hun "u ~" side
yak in front - VIZ Ncp't- residence
Tie captain o''"r'-i bv y window Rrd
having aroused ~" -'rVau'~ r"'r,n'"d 10
no. roof. where lo amused hiu-'lf by
throwing lri'N- from the ohIWn'y~ a.
Np.I't. VIA. Wa taking shots a. him with a
r.vu'vur Finally "a" NV',i" cam" Down
and IUuI.si into no" servants Tn-,n when"
DO -mt-n.l aI tho furniture Scott rang
for ~" pHll',,. and af'"" a fierce n.sht -"
captain Wa carr 81 away II" of"rsi 20
nav fnr the damage 80 w." Wruiiur', hui
= u'' thinks ~" should 10 Punished and the
tls' went uN"f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
M RtL FRIT DyLU
Persons DesirinE o. Nust Erect Do>es u,
the Roadside nj Their Own Z osi.

WssHINGroN. july u The Postmaster.
General to-day i~su"i an order providing
that after COT !. 1879. each p"r-pu dc
s.riug 'he rural frc" delivery -"r,iuv MUST
erect a. hi- own c,-' aud hV tine ruidsid"
-, TIA the carrier u,v have Access - ~
v,huu' di-npu0'ing from ~ %vr'ici", -
wpiI iuN conforming 90 ih" specifications
APP rpN"i ant puhlI-h'!l ~ 90" - iElr'mrt'
Su'h tHN"- ~ conform Goo tHr requirement ~
IVA, 10. stamped los th, manufacture. APP
yruvrd hN ~" pr-'w1-''r., %''r'ra',' aui
vii tnrr con" within irH prut". 'tHU 80 'r'
law IA - ~ ~, ia~' -~-iH" ui pgrr .~,
making y a Grim rni offence 60 'tIup'r with
mail receptacle uu rIrh ire" delivery
Routes.
Ih" or'"r provide 'hIi ~" sam" h'N
must mot H. u--d for tf.''' 'tpE "'i' lam
ily. sN,tui ~ toe CaS' ul near t'l'tsN"e at
;h,-. residing a. 'h" -lu. h"u-'. and uIttl
C%airi't~ ~" d.r'Ct'sl uo' ip -'TVu thus' Who
-uh-'Dr"ut iu co. I l1N' ru' .%'''ui'HTI win
the requirements of TODAY utd"f
Ag"nt-. INSPECTORS aud ell other "fh'r't~
Of the ro~t pn,' "IsIim'ui ar pro-
hlbit'd from l-"ruWiug dgru'- iur IN" ~ll"
Of rural frs, dc'iy ~ hpNr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
>OI IN tFRH ~ NEEDS.
Chance for Nakrrs of Agricultural Ma
chIn-rl. ; arming implements. Ac.

WN~sUlNGIoN july - -" N's'riaiv -
AgI,ul'ur" ht- r|-y-I,ri . communication
from , Il G.Ul,t. N'n represented '."
ate Orange t.-. sal" u- Commissioners
- neral at 'Ie World columbian tNpu-
-i'iuu ~ chicago iu !Naa. saving 'iai iarg"
numt-'i- - livestock. a-l-, gIv -h'- . and
CATH. fur -iaught-urF. breeding amt
dairy purI-,-,- ara uu,i,I 90 ~..th A'',ra
Agricultural mi,hiu'ry. farming .'upi"-
m.u'-. y,hicir-. Sc. arr al-u required
Nj u,uhicr lut.ud~ 'n establish a u~u-.r"~-
NJ t,'e Town. vIIh branches a. H."m-
fnu'riu and J.laru"~NIrg. end Requests
hat mrruft,'urrr- aii uT,s.i'r~ ma tu
him ~irlrriltt.iv a. ~rriuEt,l." Iu N.tHou,
- : =. South Nr'd, ugn'a'iuu- a.i
price ''.'-
Tho Department - stat" wa advised
NV ih" Br'I-h EWla ~ h"r ,u Juu' : That
'rr ,,uNrrrm.u' uf Nl'.i hast I]uHhIru'd
'by INTRODUCTION into Natal .t horned clt'''
from i"Na~ ahd lnu-igul, lending IN
INQUIRY into q ,Irul'u' form 90 rcN fewer
Vrirh L. prr,,'ou' ma 81. i'r'l Nu'~'-
uU"u'lv w." lsIar'r"'' "1r Iui"Ii"'d
hat another pr-loiu1rrnu hnd hem I~-u'd
overriding ~. p'riIU.'uu II" an In''- 'l
~, ri'"i State FROM New Ori"iI, q"
Charleston. =. g.. inclusive.
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ENSIGN ~. POInENtN.
Complaint Withdrawn ' ~rsIons Of the
Hnnpu. Dir "r.

Policeman VI u Hutchinson - tho Ton
derluln station we 'o haN" '"-.u tried v"S-
'rriav morning i-'f,r" p"uylv ,urlrIi~-
-lou"r 1hur~'oU on . rg,rg" ~ ahusilC and
~as~aul'ug ir~IgH ward n Workman Il
the I plt"i State ha't,r-HIp Nas-a rhV-o''-
in the restaurant a. T~Wrrtv-niChth STREET
and Broadway early on tE" morning Il
J.ly : Instead - h-'iug tried. however.
Hutchinson vas cAl.nl into tho Deputy
Commls~,on-r's OIL" 10y INSPECTOR Harley
AMI simply told that th" complainant had
d,s'id-t to VIthiraw his Chsrgr. The car.,
va then dismissed
l. wt- ~nid that Workman had Rc~usrd
Hutchinson Of having "Jo"f. uIm Violently
from the restaurant and ~t-tlng Tim WIN
a ulgl'-'iCE ON hi hand and on IN" ha'A
tIr' h"rmurc. the policeman was alleged
., ha," told Workman tud ~ COMPANIONS
uNu civilians HAT they Wen" ~ lt uf
dudes. aid that hey might H. ahl" go
hcN dago c,T- con NJ" u'h"r - l". tom 'lov
couldn't 81 ANYTHING 81 no." krrd hero
A. IN" restaurant they I'D" wl'u IN"
policeman amt -Gv that, ir,Lg called ~
.u tho rf'u.-'- Of '-a,,E ait pI."r - rl'
Mur'wii pur. "" pat uWu uu' IN" man
age Of ~" restaurant -Ira h' has wrti'n
{" Admiral HiEgu.Hr ,huuJ n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
VIZ. HRI avs Tt>TTR> TRIr.
We vii Advise vim Democratic Leaders
on Campaign Programme.

WV HAVEN Conn July ~ William
J Brvan. accoriinc 10 - ls't"r r..,ry,si
from MN in this CITY to-day. will H. IA
Boston in attend tho dinner ~ me New
England League ~ Nar'a-s"' B.ach m
july Is TIE next iav he 81 q - u" Rrdg"-
port, wr"r.. D.. viii h." a." gi'-t ~ Al"N.
Hrd,r McN"ii fur -"''ril IsN- w." viii
address "a meeting iu ~.a-it" ParE con- N"
areruuuu IT july - Pltf. ar" hung I-.r-
foo',d fur a r~na-sn''flrgi u N--i"n "a''i"r
IN 'hr lav ou July IA wh"r" Nr Bryan viii
mLl" q -iu-~h.
II Wa -iid tonight that Will" on the
eastern trlp vi. brs,I would alsf-u With
fND H. W.sTaiir Leader uu 20, purEraW'r"
rr ur followed 900 'l' stat" cnWfaIEl~ 100
\'v England this '.''
when h. . '-'u Hrtr"rnrf ,.I Rrvur vill
- .iiHrU.d hat Nav.r N-uu g. Ragged
Honesty .lulltItt. VI. 'u VI V"t.. OBJ. .
f,furr visit. locked H'.. 10 latl'g 'H"
rakiuge - q god os'di!tf" frr .,,rurr
uH III" Democratic rii". i- .p longer ruu-
-Ii.r,yi aNaI'Ihl" ipr 'I" Stat, ticket
Democrats or. NOT now urtf.d .u Linn
W. vIIl he, fu.i that fh' b. mHDr1'- f'of"
ar" anxious Cor 'h. domination oi irrfr'r
lrr'"d Stafc- Treasurer Morgan ~ E'rig.-
port. who Wa gel. atod for Governor a few
NsIf. agu.
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RELIFF STFtWTR Urn orr
capt. Bartlett Bc,i",rs Ne WIN Itnd ~.
plorrr Pear, AZ Z sabine.

Tho P,arv rel - steamer Mudwa ard 30
Jersey CITY ~ 50; u.,iork Yesterday after
noon. At-nut hi'y ..,I'" Standing 81 ~"
Railroad Pc " r.."rvi E.f a. ~" ~
varied from a.. dprk Thu river 'fr'
vhi~ilad A. IN" .'"Hwni down Nh" Uy"r
fying IN" Amer en- t',g and 'h' hu1" I~'l
nant Of Tho Pear A. o. club. l-',r'ug 'l"
vhii" letters Y
N~ice-rrrsident ! , Hyde. VI n and
Secretary " l. Bu is"mau II IN" 'lrh 80
manned ~ the u,"r 40" greater par ~ 80"
day suI-fin'"nif'r 'la loading ~ -''r
The work va ' wjI''cl .hnr " hs'r.'
the hour ~ ~aI''g cap faril"'' f'"e
with HIM n professional ''rps- adlu~''t
who will adjust fh" HunItsS-'s "a SANDY
Hook and r''UIu ASHORE WIN ~. ptnt
Then the Viuiviui Will pro'" e ~ . knot
an hour 60 Portland VI. newt -tupI'ug ~
Sydney C,J-' BRETON Vhsp Mr. p"srv
and her daught.r viii b. tahcu aboard
,apt nar'l"'' ~ttd YESTERDAY 'tar l'
hoyes to return wl'hu -'v"n ~ eight w'-'b-.
slthuugh he wouldn't H. %.Itpri-"d n D..
d'di'i Co. hack ~ mann" months uU a.
count ~ the 90 NJ l-lIoI"- that i~ ~
find pearv A. cap" ~alrr" Visitors 'u tire
Mlndwari Yesterday v"rr wg'' interest.
90 three cat rut four kittens which Will b"
taN"n along u- Ut.-u'- The kIi'"'i- were
torn ~ Ncwbuf'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
FOR DrFFN,E or Pi>tWtGtNu.
pr~i,niinar, steps Tow srh the selection ~
Islands Tor Naval stations.

w.sHINaroN lu'v - INSTRUCTIONS have
leen sn' nv m" navy D~p7r'm"n' ~ com
WANDER william y POTTER ~ N" gunh'a'
Ianss'. vlich ~rc'-u'lv r"''"y'd IA" Cruis'r
Philadelphia a. Panans ~ wax" surveys
- 'ha' harNcr a. y rrer7ra'or ~ 'h~
SELECTION e me ~ 40 -"v.r1' 'slaud4 IN ha
- the Panama cana. S',rrol rerlai r"-
p.r-s IN regard ,o ~" protection e 'h"
proTns 4 I-'hmtan waterway ha'" already
l-.n mad" 80 N S't'" I~"plr'r'"ri. and
Sncrr'arv Nav. - - understood. VII soon
"n'sr ir'n negotiation. with tpl0mni, f'r
~. aclu'r"r"i' - su,'ahl" s''"-
T. vii - rar">slry ~ Acquire possession
4 the places @rlo-''"d nv treaty v n
~,al.1i,ia. and ]ayIar"r'lv 'N" government
authorities concerned i,v" d,,It-i that
s.'ul' -pverlCufv or'' 'H"m must bod"
s.S.ur.d hv NJ I ri'"d STATE. Two lsIHu'-
90 Panama itri-'I. vi.,l Wen" b. i'''d
', -. 90 every Va d".,rslI". have l~-'r
'.~ffa'IV,tv ,lu- q ty 'ln NAVY Depart
'r"ur. witch huI'- =" --Yir" uu" - them
g. l.ss' on ~" tol'u 90 eastern -'t!"
u' rh" l~ilmg- canal q cnai ~ra''an -l''.
whISr l. regarded a. extremely dr-iriul-.
ra- teen .r'ai'i IT, ,'Tt.i." iagnsr
Almirat- Ravuu. a short distance l.um
colon
Wltia no rl1rs ha,c l~cr made fnr no
larastef at ihs IuNl. works tu 49, st'- 'ei
~ the" rla""~ Nhi'u ,lpmi'' NAV cd"
o. "a" I uI'.t states. % b. ~" G"~ir' 20 rs"
department ~ establish on 'h"m mot
m'r ealing stations, ht "N"n-lN" naval
-Upul.- ant f"Itr u rH'~, Which VII
> ~. a. lp-". of uirrs. ~ 900 'N" rv"I'
- var I.'W'-u "a" uli'rt state and 10
foreign country