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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Der 9ierte I'M gunbe 1T Der 0stss
ran GD.tlieh giDlte. @eboren am To-.
Mugult 1896 au Qiebennaloe alsSobn
zines Mdsrhiirgsrs, lernte er ihon in
friibsr SugenD Die Gefabren uno Miis
ben bss &riegss tennen. @ereits i'm
IL. 2sbensiabrs (1807) muBts er
.Rrisgsfubren" fir Die fran30fiI1en
gsbriidsr leilten, linb i'm IL. 2ebensz
iahre purOe Ct gum 3. Rarmdrtiiten
lanbfpebr SnfdntertesRegiment. 8.
9a!ailIon, 3. eOmpagnie. eingesossn.
Gr nlahte ben gdnSen GelDSug BON
1913 15 Obns Wernunbnng nit,
obglsih BEL IeiRer GOmpagnis bic Dfs
fi3iere Inn i'm bsrum fielen unb aus
leiner @aterItaot IL Monn gst5otet
rurosH. CT nabm Ebsil an ben Rdms
pfeH 5ei 9aDslbsrs, an bsr 6dIods bsi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
mann.

Hsttgenfabt BEL G0leoa tit Der
mobnTib oes 3ipeitdlteiten unierer
Stint, oes S;ihlermeiiters Sobann
Gbriitian &aufmanE. melAer bortielbit
I'm 4. Sanuar 1894 oas 2i4t oergelt
er5lidte. gr trat als 9uutboilt in bas
81. SafanteriezRegiment uno mar
ihirte an 5. Sebruar >1814 na4
5ranfretb. ND er an Der 8eldgerung
bon Maubeuge t6e:lnabm. 9lls anabe
bate er Die SteGma9erei erlernt uno
srit i'm 40.2ebensiabre tpurbe sr SiIhz
Ter. sSn 8eliBe boiler t0rperltber 9ii=
ftigfeit bat er oisfes 5anbpert Bis IN
iein bohes Otter betrieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Der Meltefte bieier 8eteranen 1T
Der lieutenant a. .. BON 8aer 81 Has
nit in Mei@preuben. Derlelbe tit am
s. Mdr3 1893 als Sobunn 2eopolo
Neumann in senanntem Orte geboren
uno trat als 19idbriger Siingling beim
Dionisr6ataillon gu 9rauoena In bic
Mrmee, tDelher er z Sabre angeborte.
Mls 2ieutenant nahm er ben MbIAieb
uno ipurbs er I'm Sabre 1927 unter
Dem Namell ppn 8aer geabelt. Gr
fam Elm Mann bes Shtpertes unb Der
Seoer genannt tperoeu, benn er tpar
uuh auf tpiiien19aftli4em Gebiete tbdz
tig. Gr bat einen BON ibm ielbit gdtoz
6enen Ntlas berausgegsben uno ii4
als Mitglteb Der .Mfdbemie Der RiinIte
in Berlin einen Namen gema9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
prof. Jran5 Neumd an n.

Gin Mann Der WiFenl6aft lit Der
iinait. Ramerao, Dr. Sran5 yleus
mann, greellsn3, Wirtliher @ebeimer
Ratb unb friibsrer profsifor Der pbpz
fit an Der un;periitd. gu 30nigs6erg.
@eboren am IL. September 1898 5u
Soahimstbul Bel ge,lin uno 8eiu9er
BEG Msrbsri9en Gpmnaiiums. trat Der
Se95ebnjdbrigs ammo 1915 alb fretz
pilIiser sSdger ing aOlberser @egi4
ment. sSyn Der Shludt BEL 2isnp
murbe. er idiper bertpunbet, cine Rugel
aerriB ibm Die 3unse unb ging ourA
ben Oberfiefer. Sin Sreuno (8aera
ipalb, fpdter Director Der @asanitult
in gsrlin) 5os ben Nieberseitiir5ten aur
g;eite. Bis gu einem @rahen, poielbIt
er lange betpubtlos lag, Bis er iih nit
anberen 8eripunbeten miibIam gu SUB
uno auf pulberpagen ipeiterbradte.
Big er in Diineloo-f ssorbnete pflege
erbieIt. gtaa feds Woaen se1eilt.
fonnte Nsumann our Irmee 5uriidte6s
rem unb nod bic 8slageruns bon @is
Deb mitmahen. Nah beenoigtem
&riege gins Der iunge9elo aufs @Dna
nahum auriid, ituoir.e bon 1917
20 in Berlin uno Sena uno puroe
1926 gum Oottor promooirt unb ols
prtbatbocent an Die un:periitat RDz
nissberg berufen, ipoIelblt ct 1929
gum orOentli6en profefor Der Phplit
unb Mtneralogie ernannt uno ia2aufe
Der Sabre Den @ebeimra.bstite! NIT
benz Brdoitat Greelen3 uno bo5e Ora
oensaus3eibnungen erbielt.
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weiHt Di 6 itodJl
Son liesbetb ainbelnanit.

Sic miibten fich ab uab ar6eitster
raitlps; bod bic 5orgen, bic bitfereu
Gorgen! Mas balfs, baB tie fih lief
batten unb mod jung narels Sts
fonntsn ibres 2ebens niht frob tper=
ben. Menn Die Rinber fdliefen, faBen
Iie Mbenbs beieinaEDer; er iiber ieins
9uher gebeugt unb iie nit elmer 5anbz
arbeit, bic lie bod balb IN ben
5hooB fintsn lieB. Damn kbnte tie
ben 4opf 3uriid uno faste manhmal
leile: sd bin 10 miioe, 10 miibe!"
Damn isufate er unb ftrt4 lift liebe
tpIsnb iibsr 6dar unb Wangen unb iie
fiibte feline 5ano. Mh, fis batten liA
ia 70 lieb, 10 feb! Mber aud Die
2iebe branht Gonne, nm frDbliA 81
gsoeiben, unb Die Gorgeir tparfen 10
talte, biiitere Sdatter. 8eioe pa.'
rem iiberrei5t unb iiberurbsitet; ba
CAB es nanhmal elm ungerehtes
Dort, unb bas - bas mar bas 8it@
terHe.
90 persing sSabr Inn Sa4r. @nbs
licb srbielt er eine CUTE Steunng un0
groBe @ebults3ulase. Die ainber
tpurben perIorgt; fte gingsn m Die
Melt binaus, i1rem 8erufe nad, unb
bic Gltern fagten: uMDgen lie frOb=
li9 ihsiben uno @ott iesie i9rsn
Msg!"
glun paren iie tpieber aIlein, ME 5lt
Der 3eit, ba er iie als iunge 5rdu in
fsin Seim gefiibrt bate. SoA es mar
Elm eigsn Ding; lie tuaren nsht me1r
baran sstpDbnt, beieindrber gu fibea
obne Sprgen, obne Aualereien, 10 3eit
fir chamber gu 6uben. = Wdre oas
frii6er gstpeIen!
gs mar CONNER. Sa fam er zines
Sases nah 9auie unb laste: nSn dht
Sagen baben mir Serisn!"
nNa, bas tit gut, iagte tie - rub
Did nur aus"
.Sa, ubsr Du ioult Did aua aus>
ruben"
sd? sd thu ia fait nt9ts me6r."
nOp9, Ou miibit Did noh ptel gu
fsbr ob; unb baB i4's nur tur5 fage:
i9 babe auf bem 2anoe etne bubiGe
Do6nung fir uns geibe gemietbet;
man fdbrt iebt IN elmer Stunoe bin>
aus. SD babe bas nsulih am Na4=
n,ittae be1orgen fDnnen, obne baB Ou
es esnnerft fait. Qu9 bas G1en i'm
@aft6dus lit bereits beIteut - Iaes 10
bequem tpie mDsli6. Du folit Did
ai9t nit Der Wirt916aft plagen; mir
molten gsmeinIum Jerien baben- fpas
mein5t DUP"
voSa = ober =" lie lab tbn gan5
er19roden an.
uOu bsntlt an Die 8oiten?"
Gte nidts.
,SeBt fDnnen ipir's!" iaste er gE;idz
Ii9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

.Die eanse a(uflase2" ftotterte
MiBli4. osauieno Marf bstdms i'd
bal"
nsppp" rief Der 2(noere. oGilts
einsn &orb Sett? Die 6ait Ou in
elmer Mo9e!!"
.gs gilt" murmelte Der Oibter
perpirrt. .Iber Ou piQlt mid Bios
foppen?!"
.Qb pab!" fpsbrte fein 5reunb a6
uno griff nah bem 9uts. nDo4 nod
Gins: Sn Oeinem 8u6e fommt jeoen@
faGs au9 cine 9sloin oor = jung,
bliibenb, geiitrei9 = ni9t pabr? Wie
beibt iis benn?"
Olga Sein!" ftummelte MiBli9. !.
rQbsr iA begreife ni9t -"
.9ait's audi ni9t nDtbigl" laate Der
Mnoere. o@s lebs Olga Gein!. :. Nun
fomm'!"
Qm anbersn Sage las ale
Mslt il, idmmtlicben eroBeren 3eitunz
gen Der Staot folgenoe fettgsorudte
Mnnonce:
n8utsbeiiber = mebrfa6er Millios
nGr - jung unb biibl9, tpiinfat fi4
au berebeli6en uno fudt auf bieiem
Wege bas Sbeal, tpel4es er anbers
niat 5u finben permo4ts. Die Muss
ertpdblte ieines 9er5ens braudt nihts
tpeiter als ale jene Gigenlhaften gu be-
fibsn. tpel1e Olga Gein in benz Homan
.Ous i9nar3e 8erbdngniB" BON peter
MiBlih aufneift. 8riefe - pboto=
graphic srpiini4t! - Def. bic Grpeb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
: Gtim mt. glrat: .gI,ie ffeht !

Stimmt. 9lr5t: ,g,ie ffe6t es
benn nit Sbrem Nppstit?" patient:
rDas 1T DerIdieben, balD babe ih
6unger unb bistDeilen gar fsinen.4 =.
Mrat: .Wann bnben sic benn qroBen
6un9sr2 Morgens2" xNein, INNER
tpsnn i6 nod niht segeifen babel"
@sniisenb. 2eiDtraqenbsr
(aum leihenbsiprger): rWsrben Gie
bsna aud Aaes. tDus 3ur Beitdttunc
erfOrOsrlid 1T, orbentlib be5oraen2s
asidsnbeIOrger: r6aben sic Hire
Jurht, pOn oll' ben lelten, bie if1
babe besrabsn beIfen, bat fid3 ou&
nod uiat Gin siusistr betlastl. ],
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
sSreo Soweta6.

Der beroorragenoits 8ertreter Der
afrifanifGen Race in ben Der. Staaz
ten lit bieler Sage geItorben. Seine
Stammesgenofen Deroanten i9m uns
cnoli6 piel. Gr fpar obne 3tpeifel
elmer Der befen aDpfe, tpsldhe oieie 8ez
nerat;on Der Mmeritaner berporge=
bra9t bat. gr mar Elm pirtlih geilt=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
yeltranfn Der Gfi0,a9t
1913 Is.

Bon ben preubiIt5,n 9eloen, tpelAe
IN ben gspaltisen Rdnpfm Der Sabre
1913 Is Blut linb 2eben einge1ebt
hnben, nm bas Sod bes toriifhen grs
Dberers Napoleon absuIhiitteln, fino
nur nod fiinf Mdnner am 2eben. ii
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
Gntcrifa'S rctGiae grant.

SRI. Inna Goulo. So9ter bes ges
ioalttbdtigiten aller 6slo=9uiFiI9e Der
Der. Staten, Der6eiratbet iih bieier
Sage nit benz fran50iiiden @rufen
Gaitelane. Oa biele unIerer 2eIerta=
nsa bod a6Iolut pifsn tpoaen, ipis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Boiler Mann unb er bat mehr als ieber
anbere Jarbige baau beigetragen, bas
Nnieben Der afritanifden Race 81 ers
hDben. Gr tdmpfte iein 2e6en lang
fir bic Mil9ung Der beiben Racen,
als er aber Dor nod ni4t LANCER 3eit
bas mas er itets eepreoigt bate, per>
ionlid CUR 9lusfiibrung brahte, inoem
er cine tpeiBe Dame beiratbete. oa Derz
lor er augenblidlid Die Q9tuns be-
Jog. Dornebmen Neserfreiie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
U nnd 8 u | B.

&merifas rei9fe 8raut ausiiebt. 10
prdlentiren mir bieIelbe i'm 8rautltaat.
Sas Bib bat auBerbem nod ben
3lped, oaB bic ih0nen 2eierinnen bars
on bic auermooernite 9aarfrilur ituo;>
rem f9naen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Sic tpo6nten brauBen in ben1 tlei=
rsn, palbumgebenen Seebao. Der
CONNER mar fDftli9 unD bot tparme,
mflbe Sage mb Mbenbe. Den Set
ben an Mrbsit unb Mii6sn 8elp0bnteu
fam Der uebsrfluB an 3eit ieltiam
Dor. rnb bann = bisies trauliAe
MGeiniein! Oft bstradteten lie einanz
Der bsrItoblen, pis man Semanbsn
aniiebt, Der lanss fort gslpe1en unb
nun pisoer gefommen mar. sic mah=
ten tpeite Spa3iergdnge aulammen uno
febrten Mbsnbs bei Sonnsnuntergung
beim.
Oa mar es einn,al = iie gingen
burb ben Walb; Die niebertauhenbe
Sonne beleu9tete bic Sidtenftdmme
unb gab 9lGem einen tpunbsriamen
Slang, - ba mar es, baB er plDBlid
its9en blieb unb ibr in's Mntlib lab.
Oas mar bon benz tpei6en, ipurnen
S9immer adns burhleu9tet, un0 es
lag etfpas 2iebes, GebnIiidtiges Saz
rim = Gtpas, bas fie tpisosr jung
mahte.
nWeibt Ou ss noda" fruste ct pl0s@
lih.
Od fam bic Grinneruns iiber iie.
Mls 8rautpaar fparen tie nit fsr Wutz
ter unb ben @eI9tDifftsrn bier ssiDsien;
btefsn Weg iparen fis beim Sonnenune
tergang auriidsefommen, unb tpte jeBt
mar ibr Geii9t unb ibre 9eitalt Be-
leu9tat getpefen. sic blieben binter
ben Mnberen auriid nno ct bate fie
INNER anfeben miifIen bate tie ge=
fiiBt unb geIast: oWie faDn Du
biit!" Sic bate selaht, 10 froh, 10
heralih, nie man es tann nit aat5ebn
Sabren.
nWsiBt Ou es nod2"
Gin f9malsr pfab fiibrte bur4 bie
S1onung 3ur Dime hinauf; iie gins
gen 9anb in 9anb. Muf elmer 4nbDbe
blieben iie fteben: Dor ibnen bus In Der
Nbsnbfonne fdimmsrnbe Mesr uno Die
tpeiBe Dime, I'm iie fer bic ouftenoen
sSibten, auf Naem tiefer JrieDe. Oa
iaben fich bic 8eiben in bic Mugen,
biefe beiben MsnI9en, benen bas 9er3
70 bon bon treuer Giebe gu ei1anber
gsfiiIIt setnsIen - aber bic Sorgen,
tpsl9e bas 9sra befhperten, hatten nit
i1ren biiiteren 6hatten bic 2isbe psrz
buntelt unb 3u 8oben sebriidt.
llnb nun fam fie bsrbur, 10 grob,
10 bsrrli1. Spdt sipur, bod niht aii
5pdt; mann fomnt 2iebe gu ipGt2
Oanals par's fr0bliher setDefem -
reiner, fdDner niat. Gr nabm ibre
5Gnbe unb lebnte ben R0pf an feline
9ruif, tpie in Der @tubs, In tpelHer Der
itarte Mann bor ibr ituub unb fis bat,
Iein Weib au tpsrSen.
rWeiBt Du es noh2 WeiBt OM ss
noh2"
Mh an bic Gorgsn tpdren DerS
fhtpunben unb bic 2isbe mar geblies
ben. Dis Mrbeitstags lagen hinier
ibnsn unb es mar Gonniag fiir iie 9ez
iporben; GOnntog fir beiber 9eraen.
Ningsun bic tpunberianie etilIe.
BON Jerne fldngen OlDden bsriiber; tie
lGuteten ben s5eisra5eilb ein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Son ben sa6lrsidsn paiiasieren
tpeibli6en @eiGledtes, tpelAe auf Der
.Glbe" fi9 befanben, als oieie bon oer
nGratbie" in ben 8runb sebobrt
puroe. lit SRI. 9tnnu 8oeder ein5ig
unb alIsin gerettet tporben. Die iunge
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Dame, bsren gilb mir bier bringen,
befanb iih auf Der Riidreife naA
Bortsmoutb. mo- lie cine Steluns als
@ouDerndnte befleioete. Sbre Hetz:
tuag bat Tie in gnglano sur 9slbin bes
gases gemaht unb tpuroe fe fotpobl
bon Der &0nigin 8ietoria tpie bon bes
rem So9ter aaiierin Triebrid empfans
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

geuss-Iuiance un5 p.ssene5 1arnlIiBeln,
al ber geIagerung bon Masnsbarg
uno We|eI; brei Wohen itanO er Dor
paris, ia iogar iibsr paris 1T e hins
ausqetomnen. Natb ieiner Gntlafung
betrieb g2Dlte cine Reihe bon SaAren
@hiffbauerei unb fpdter einen 9unbsl
in 8stten uno Safe nah Berlin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Mrgtr Drudfebtsr. 80,
bessMn3eige: Am Montag, oen 10ten,
eHbete Elm ianftsr 1ob 6ie Gdufbabn
n1sinss Mannss!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
Ser Sa,npfer ,.GratDi e".

Die nahitebenbe Slluitration Derans
fhauliht ben Bug bes britiiheH Dams
piers ,gratbie" nah benz fiir Die
rglbe" 10 nerbdnsniBpollen 3uIams
menltob. Mie bic Mbbiloung, pel1e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

nah elmer i'm Dod au Rotteroual o..
nladten pbotOsrapbifehen Nufnahiae
geaeidnet lit, 5eist, mar bic 9abatie
Der ngrutbie1 melt iiber Der MaIz
ierlinie, 70 buB Der gapitdn GoroOn
tuobI uuf Der llnsliidsHdtte 9dtte trea.
sen fDnnen. UNI burh Rettun1 bsr
SAiffbriihigen bas BON feiRem 5diffe
ongeriatete furdtbare lIn6sil lpeaia-
Items nah arafsen Dieber gut gu mas
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
g9id,t bir rimfine Ofm

gsiht bic ri1tige Mnts
mort. lsbrsr: .Was feben mir an
einem flaren Gugs iibsr nnsg1 -
9Omup: Den blausn 9immel.1
Qebrer:: .MiAtig. llnb an sinsnl regz
nsrifdsn TdesT 9ounnp: xGiukn
Msgsnf6irm."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
unbiIlisss @erlangen.

GrIfer Gtubent: nWie, mir ipolIen
fhon heim gsben2A
3tpeiter Gtnbent: vsesh foG tpobl
fparten. Biz Oh 10 betrunlsn bif, I'm
mid niht mebr beimfiihrsn 5u fDns
nsn2s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

DAB 5oppbaufers geniale Soee NIT
tpu6reR Jlutben Dnn Gbampagner be-
goifen tpuroe uno MiBlih ieinem
ihlauen 0elfer in Der Notb etpise
GreunOfhuft id,por, peritebt iih DON
felbit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

Orei Sage ipater pranste
an alien 8u9banolunsen Der 4nfhIag:
rOas f9par3e 8erbdnsniB - erite
Nufldge Dollfommen bergriffen -
sipeite in 0orbsreituns," benn ieoe
Dame ob jung, OBJ alter - bate
iih bas 8u1 aefauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

3ahf Su ie5em Rurlus sugelafen tpers
ben. Gin 3lpang beftebt niht bod
miiiIsn Die WfGobsn. bic iih bu5u ge<
ulelbet boben, audi fpdbreno Der Oauer
beg GurIes bieiem beiipobnen. Stir
1ngehorfame uno WliAtpsrseiIene tres
ten Die ubIi9ea S6ulitrafen Elm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30

dsslana, on which so many negroes were
:. -, .Iled IN une storm two years ago. At
VI passing the phosphate works the
steamer approaches her wharf where
giving passengers an,r1a i. 49,.
Tor seeing Beaufort. There are many
points OF interest in and around this old
Town, the national cemetery with its hun
ulels or grave stones marking the last
LsS,u9s place OF the many union soldiers
kllled IN and around Beaufort; the old
ctluIcheS with their graveyards; on some
OF the SLABS in which can be seen many
inscriptions dating back into the last cen
tHry, giving account OF the life and deeds
OF many historic men and women. OLE
tlme mansions with their slave quarters
large piazzas, beautiful grounds and spac.
lous nails. are still standing as n0np-
mehts 10 the past wealth of the place
evidences OF present prosperity greet
the eye everywhere. Fine stores hotel.
boarding houses, shipping in the harbor
ana neet Of pleasure craft at anchor in
the stream, which is a part OF the inland
passage from the north
The return trip is made over the same
route, The distance to Beaufort over thu.
present route is sixty-two nautical miles.
w. c. s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Features of May Week to he Put Up
I'm EleRnnt StNIe.

The official May week programme is ex-
pected to be one OF the handsomest this
year that has ever been published in Sa
vannah. IL will be a beautifully ilustra-
ted 100 page book. with gilt covers and to
its preparation considerable artistic taste
VIII be devoted. Mr. H NJ LowitZ has
been secured as canvassar for the nro-
gramme, and he began calling on the
merchants yesterday for advertisements
for the programme A considerable por-
uOn or the programme will be devoted
TO savannah and points of interest
around the city. II will contain illustra-
lions or such places as BonaVenture
Forsyth park, the De Soto hotel the cot
ton exchange and other features of inter
est An elaborate programme is being
prepared for the visitors of the week
and description of each feature will be
given in the programme, besides a
general directory to the places Of interest
The programmes will be distributed free
this year, though during the last Nav
week they were sold. The issue will he
5000 and will be well distributed through
and others who do their trading in Sa-
vannah.
An enthusiastic meeting of the general
committee was held yesterday at the
store or Messrs. Lindsay q Morgan and
several reports were received and passed
on. Letters have been received from a
number or military companies of Georgia
Florida and South Carolina, inquirine
about the May week celebrations with a
view to participating in the contests for
prizes. The committee reports that The
merchants generally have consented to al
low lhelr clerks TO join in the military
parade. The interest in the celebration
seems 70 be on the Increase. and several
contributions have been received from
merchants on Bay street, in addition to
those already reported
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30
CITY BREVITIEs.

The city council will meet tomorrow af
ternoon to take up unfinished business
lett over from the last meeting.
=. A horse attached 10 one of Adler's de.
ilVery wagons ran away on Hall street
last night, overturning the wagon and
scattering packages of goods in every di-
rection.
The. many friends of Mr. L. H. Raines
who have missed him from his post as
bureau OF Information" al the s.. F. and
w. railway Will be panied to learn of his
serious illness at his home, No. 142 Henry
street.
The grand jury of the superior cuort
Will meet this afternoon for the consider
alton Of criminal cases and to act upon
the reports OF committees and general
presentments which will probably be be
made Friday.
a hearing Of the case of L. Adler against
Messrs. Ryals, Wilson and Rogers. grow
ing out of the disturbance at Adler's store
TWO weeks ago, was to have been held
by Mayor Myers yesterday, but was post
poned on account of the absence of Mr.
Wilson'S attorney
a double runaway occurred on Jeffer-
son street last night. Just before dark a
morse attached to a street wagon became
frightened and ran away Near Hall
street the frightened animal collided
with team belonging to the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Company. which also
started into a run. After running some
distance one Of the horses fell iniur-
ing one leg. The team and street WAGON
runaway were captured before further
damage was DONE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30
AGAINST DIGGING UP STREETS.
The Summer Sanitary Ordinances in
Eject Tomorrow.

The ordinance prohibiting the upturning
OF soil in the street during the summer
months viii go into effect tomorrow. The
work of the street railway Improvement
and other work of this kind is being push
ed to completion to avoid conflict with
the ordinance
Alderman Gleason, chairman of the
street and lane department, said yesterday
that the ordinance will not interfere with
the work OF street Improvement now going
on in the southern part of the city. Only
q small portion of the work of Smelling the
Ogeechee road has been completed and Al
derman Gleason expects to go right ahead
with the work. There is practically no
turning up of the soil necessary he said
the principal work being the laying down
OF the shells and the construction of the
drainage cess pools or sewer traps
The street and lane department Is also
engaged in grading the streets south of
Anderson street, between Bull and West
Broad streets. Alderman Gleason said that
he did not think the ordinance against up-
turning soil in the streets would be CON
strued as applying to these streets this
year, as the streets have only been opened
for short while and contain no filth, there
being nothing to upturn but clean, dry
sand.
People who are wise have had all sewer
connections made and otherywork reuuir-
ing upturning of the soil attended to al
ready, so that they will not come into con-
hict with the summer ordinance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. Maclean was a passenger on the
city Of Augusta from New York last
DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Heron will
leave, tonight for Anderson, s. c., to
spend the summer
Or. G. II. Caldwell, chief surgeon of the
liant system hospital No. / of Sanford.
RIA, was IN the city yesterday.
Misses NJ. Bell NJ Bowling. r. Gather
WOOD, NJ Ennis, A. McCrohan, NJ. Nc
SSrohan, I. Smith. T. Spang. +. Fenger,
mrs. +. f. Gleason Mary Gleason, Bryan,
FRANK and John Gleason, are at the AT.
lantic Club on Tybee island where thew
VIII spend the May holiday week.
The steamship Gate City from Boston
arrived this morning with the following
passengers: Judge c. ]. McIntire. F. II
lTeeIe Mrs. r. Shea. Mrs. L. Small Miss
). e. Russell, A. II. Newman, w. w pike.
George A. Ballard, F.. S. Pratt, c. n
Pratt, Mrs. G. Bryant, II. s. Danley and
WiLe, w. p. Knight, Antonio Carried and
WIe' ana four Storage.
Mr., T. d. Rockwell has accepted an in
yltation TO deliver the commencement ad-
dress at the Middle Georgia Military and
Agricultural College at Milledgeviile in
June. This college is in the old state can
ltol building there, and its closing exer-
cises are always made attractive and in
teresting. Mr.. RockwelTs address will
undoubtedly add much to the pleasure and
the interest of the occasion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-30
A NEW BOARD OF INSPECTORS.
Appointments for the Jacksonville
District to BE Made This Week.

District to BE Made This Week.
There are about ten applicants for ap-
pointment as United States inspectors of
hTlls and boilers for the new Florida in
spection district, with headquarters at
Jacksonville. Among the candidates for
inspector of hulls are Capt. Leo Vogel,
formerly of the steamers Dictator and
St Johns, plying between this port and
Florida, and Capt Sam Dennette, also
well known in this city as captain of
the government steamer Henry Burden.
Capt. John Fitzgerald, also well known
here, and brother OF the present inspec-
tor of boilers of the Savannah district,
and Capt Joseph II. Smith of Florida, are
also candidates.
NJ John F. Barker of Jacksonville, and
Mr.. John T. Parry, the latter formerly
of Savannah and well known here, are
probably the leading candidates for in
spector of boilers.
The supervising inspector of the third
district, Capt. w H. Murdaurgh of Nor
folk, Va, is now in Jacksonville The
appointments. consisting of the supervis-
ing inspector, the collector of customs
and the judge of the United States court,
will meet in Jacksonville tomorrow to
examine the candidates and to recon-
mend two appointees.
The district will propably be set apart
and the board of inspectors installed by
ginning July l. the board will be in eff
feet.
The new district was made by dividing
the Savannah district.