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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04
"STRAYED OR SwIPED.

IA young hog shote with the left ear
crOpt and tale gone. Also black spot
on left hind hip and hole in other ear.
Said hog shote disappeared from prom
ises OF tho underlined owner at mite I'M
der circumstances pointing to him be-
ing stole, said hog shOte being pet
and not being apt to go Of on his own
accord. Said hog shote answers to the
name Of Nellie and he will eat from tbs
hand and can stand on his hind legt
like a dog and is of an az 'ckshunate ma
ture Anyone returning said hog shote
or letting me know whair he is ut will
confer a benefit on an invalid, whose
pet said hog shOte was"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

A party of ladies and g'ntlemen from
Jasper were expected up here Friday
night on q moonlight drive. but the
threatening weather OF the late al
ternoOn caused them to postpone the
trip.
c. c. Alder says the people OF his
vicinity are practically without church
or Sunday school. When Rev. Jacot
Houts was alive, he never failed v
preach to them, and Rev. Swinoy did
likewise.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

Austin Coppinger WAS in town Friday
with big load Of Watsrmelons, which
he disposed Of readily. Austin has in
vited US TO a watermelon dinner some
Sunday, and we expect 70 take advan-
tage OF his offer soon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

bIfAHE excessive use OF TOBACCO, especially
by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr.. Ed. O. Ebsen, composltor on the Contra
Costa NeiOs, Martinez, Cal, writes; II have
used DR.. Miles Restorative NeFvine and re-
ceived much benefit from it. was troubled
With nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness, caused by the use Of tobacco and slim
ulants. took DR.. Niles Eervlne with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness
quletlng the nerves, and enabling mo TO
sleep and rest, proving In my case q very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Niles Restorative
NOrvine "a especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. Il sOothes, heals
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know
it is an honest medicine, and that II
cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICl
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

The following notice was picked up
recently in front of Mr.. c. II. Pearson's
residence this city. We don't know
the author as tho name was torn of,
but we do hope be will find his pet
"hOg shOte."
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, re
lieyo constipation assist digestion. Zoo

Hoods pills cure all liver ills, ro-
lieyo constipation assist digestion. 25c'
The quality of the blood depends
much upon good or bad digestion ana
assimilation. To make the blood rich
In life and strength giving constituents
use DIR. J. II. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier; il will nour-
ish the properties Of the blood from
which the elements Of vitality are
drawn. Price SOC and Sl.OO q bottle
For sale by Brown & Graham.
The July Term Of Circuit Court, Sc
quachee County, took place last week.
Thirty-nIne indictments we're returned:
Il is said no indictment was iOuna
against McWllliams, who killed Heard
last winter. The docket was short and
the Grand Jury held only two days
Attorneys Donaldson and W. Il. spears
Of this county we're present
Mr.. Isham Hammock has lately beer
/ to Lookout Valley and is much I'm
pressed with the character OF the sol
/ and advantages for farmers there. %
/ item ia land can be rented for One-th ~
crop, while here none can be bad 10
less than half crop Mr.. Hammock
ono Of the best hard working farmer
we have and we should be sorry = los
him and we can hardly blame him 10
being tired Of working for other people
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

Manila is pronounced Mah-nes-la by
the natives.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

Mr.. Isham Hammock has returned
from bis visit to Georgia. We are glad
to know that Mrs. Hammock has be-
come cOnValescent.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04
Pencil FahIGtS

ALWAYS on hand. School
will begin soon aud the child
rem will tablets. Call on us.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

Mr.. Lockhart from tho mountain was
in town Saturday. he reports . good
crop Of peaches but his apple crop is
limited this year.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-08-04

Mr.. Laurence Robertson and Miss
Grace Spears, OF Jasper, went to Victor
ia Sunday on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Anderson.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
RUS RIVERA

LeemOs en- un colega cataisn:
xEl diputado a Cortes por Are
cibo (Puerto-Rico,) don Felipe
Colon Bonfgfio, que desde que
Sc firmo ell protocolo para la paz
con Ell Norte America, viene
practicando gestiones para la Ii,
bertad del puertorriqueno Rius
Rivera, preso en- Ell castillo de
Monjuich, ha dirigido al senior
ISagasta. ell telegrama siguiente;
~Presidente Consejo ministries.
Felipe Colon Bonf1glio, Dipu :
tado Cortes Arecibo, vista pose
sion yankis isla Puerto Rico, rue
ga We. Sc digne decretar Ii
bertad Rius Rivera, puertorri-
queno, preso castillo Monuuich. >
Esta manana ha recibido nues
| tro disting,lido amigo del jefe
del Gobierno la contestaci0n ST
guiente:
<Presidente Consejo de Minis
trOs d don Felipe Colon.
~Como la pena impuesta a
1eIuS III Cl q AIIO Ibtt = ttOCI Ill q,
sinO pOr los tribunaleS militares,
no Sc le puede indultar sin ell
debidO expediente con todos los
tramites de la ley, 10 cual seria
mas dilatorio que ell esperar a
las resoluciOnes del tratadO de
paz, pues por este puede quedar
en- libertad.~
Aver por la manana fue tras-
ladado al Hospital militar, desde
Ell castillo de MOntjuich donde Sc
hallaba, ell ex-cabecilla don Juan
Rius Rivera, que segun dijimos,
sc hallaba bastante quebrantado.
Rius Rivera ocupa en- ell Hospi-
tai la misma zelda Ell que estuvo
ell cabo Girones. En- la puerta
de la zelda Sc coloc0 un cent?
nela.~
Por cartas que tiene un amigo
nuestrO, sabemos que ell general
Rius estaba algo mas aliviado en-
sus dolencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
6 en- Juncos
0 en- Aguada
4 en- Abonito

Las 1s de Ponce estAn va Gu
biertas por decreto del General
Brook.
Entire los nuevos conceiales de
Ponce fguran los dignfsimos obre-
ros don Julio Rivera y don Elias
Concepclon.
FL general Brooke, que conoce
sus condolences todas, les acepto
con ell mayor gusto, fjandose en-
sus nombres y aplaudiendo, por la
propuesta, al Secletario de Co
bernacion.
Es la anica ees que ell elemento
obrerO entra en- una corporation
municipal tan importante.
lie felicitamos, tendiendole con
carifio la diestra.
Asi Sc hace democracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
REMl MlTIDO

A consecuencia de la queja que
desde las columnas de, periodico
ell Co,veo de Puerto Rico elevaron
varios pulperos que Sc consideran
lesionados en- sus intereses por ve-
nirse consintiendo que todos 8 ca
81 todos los que tienen puestos en-
la Plaza del Mercado expendan
artfculos que no son de su ramo,
y ST de los que correspondent 4
Pulperfa de 4 = clase, Ell Consejo,
en- session celebrada ell dfa 90 del
corriente, acordo designar una CO.
mission compuesta por los sefiores
Gautier y Garcia q fin de que in
former acerca del particular & que
Sc contrae la referida queja.
Aplaudimos sin reservas de
ningin g6nero la actitud que EN-
este asunto ha tornado la corpora
ci6n Municipal, porque creemos
que con clio no Sc hace otra cosa
que volver por los fueros de la
just,cia, y conociendo como como
cemos Ell espfritu de rectitud e
e unprecedented que siempre han
informado los actos de los senores
Gautier y Garcia tenemos la Sc
gavidad plena de que la justitica-
da queja del honrado gremio de
pulperos obtendra ell resultado
apetecido, que es Ell de yer ampa-
RADIOS sus intereses hoy periadica-
dos.
Por otra parte, podemos asegu-
rar que en- la mailana de aver on
hemos visto en- la Plaza del Mer-
cado al rededor de OCHENTA
puestos en- las condolences que han
dado lugar la queja de referen-
cia, 8 sea expendiendo artfculos,
que correspondent, como hemoe
dicho, Pulpe,fas de 4 % clase y
no a sinples puestos de frutos del
pals.
Ccnfiamos en- que Sc hara justi-
cia raplda y sin contemplaciones.
Unos detallistas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
NOTIClAS GENERATES

Hoy nos vem ,s pre- 'isa los d Ii
una sol, hoja d iectura 4 nues
tros l-ctores, por habersenos rote
Il prensa N0rinoni donde impri
moe Il periodico
Nuestro annrcisnte nos dispep
saIa Ia f.lta one sabresnos RECON-
penssr, en- sucesivos & neros.
De- ruestro qaerido crlsga FL
Ldberal, repron ucimos Ell artfcnl,
qas Va en- ntro lngar titulado
1Miraieao al poryenir
Es un notsnle trsbsjo c1ya lee
tura recomend ,nsrs.
H.eta hoy jgnorabamos sc en
coutrara gTavemente g. fermo nues
tro distinguido y consecuente ami.
go do1 Julio Martinez, de Goa
mo.
Haze oerca de dos meses viena
psdeciendo dicho citado amigo de
aguda enfermedad que le tiene
postrado y en- grave pei gro su
vida.
Coma amigos sipcerns que sosnos
del muy aprecia BILE 81 nor Martinez,
hacenos votos perqne cure pronto
del NAL que le aqueja.
Tenemos en cartera nm comu-
nicado de don Pedro Linardo,
que publicaremos mshana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29

Ell proposito consiste en- supri-
mir Ell presidio provincial, esta-
bleciendo una penitenciarfa en- la
isla de la Caszebra, con todas las
condolences que exigen los pro-
gresos de la 6poca en- estableci-
mientos de esta fndole.
A los Secretaries de Jus,ica V
de Fomento sc eDcargo en- ell Con-
sejo de anoehe que considerasen
este asunto desde luego, a fin de
proponer al General Brooke, sin
demora, la reforms de que sc ha
bla.
Creemos que Ell pats aplaudira
esta iniciativa, que siene a unirse
a las muchas y buenas del Conse-
jo Insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29

Sc nos ipforma que reside en-
.Guavapilla un sefior Audino, don
Juan. que Sc complace en- suscitar
los animos de dicho pueblo, po-
niendo en- prkctica artes muy hd'
bilidos0s.
Ha cesado en- su cargo de Fis-
cal de la Corte de Justicia de 10
criminal de Ponce, nuestro amigo
ell Lcdo. don Luis Bscerra Lacot,
auien pasa & Mayagiisz 8 hacerse
cargo del Juzgado de instruction
de Il Instancis.
Sc encuentra en- esta oiudad,
despues de bab-r permaneoido al
gun tempo en- Santo Domingo v
Nueva-York. Ell apr ei do joven
don Manuel PUG Dis na.
Pronto seYa nombrado Official s.
del sustituto Civil don Eduardo
Arreche y Cuevas.
Ha sido nombrado al'alde de
Vega baja ruestro distinguido
amigo don f derico Font Care
ras.
Es un nombr miento muy acer-
tado y que habra sido recibido
con satisfaction por aqn' Hos We
cinos-
El Aynntamieu to de Hato gran
de sol;oita la SUPPRESSION de- la Di-
putaoi6n Provir eial y COZ odonaci6n
de 10 que adeuasn los pueblos q
este ceDtro.
De veuts, IN coche de asien-
tos y otro d. dos. Mnlas y po
tros q Ilszo y de cont4do.
Vicente User0.
Pl.za Phi einal, Ponce, No
si5nbre 81 de 1898. 3lrn
FOR SALE.-Three carriage
n ws in every cheeip price Villa
Street 10 50. lO-l5
Manuel HedSll0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
PRESIDENCIA DEL AYUNTtMIEgTr

DE PONCE.

No habie ldose presentado lsgi.
tador alguno para ell remate 81
alumbrado pdblico de petr5leo !
kerosine en el poblado de a p
va duIante dos meses de- prasev
te aflo economico de 1898 Il 50
bsjo el tipo de doscientos cua
renta pesos mensusles los setes D
farolss que existen, por acuerao
del Ayuntamiento Sc anuo5is
nuevo remate por Ell expresssin
t6rmino y Ell mismo tipo, cor su-
jeci6n al respective pliego de co1
diclones que Be encuentra de- ma.
nifee to en- la secretaiia de Is e.-
presada corporation, con las va
riantes consigu ;entes. en- viTtad
que Ell anuncio Sc contgae tC
do ell sflo y la subasta que -
anuncio es solamente por doe Q
sea, asf como alguna otra de qa-
Sc enterara a los intersss1os 5.
dar principle 81 acto de Ia subss.e.
-Esta tendra lugar 6 las dos &c
la tarde del dia 5 de Dicien hra
p 6ximo en- ell ssl6n de asta
caldia ante Ia respective comisi5n,
debiendo las proposicionss a;a4
tarse al modeio que sc inserta
continU aci6n, & las que Sc aeon
pan s'a el documeuto que acred:.
haber consignado en- A-cas Man
cipales Ia suma de q,tince peses
que sc exi2e como garsntfs PIC
visional, siepdo la defnitiva {,
doble DE- dichs cautidad. .-Ponee
Noviem bre 25 de 1898.
El A'oalds,
Josf Serro.
Modslo de proposiciones que =
cita:
Don N. N. vecino de e...
tegdo su cedula personal Qaz
acompsIla, So hs enterado per
fectamente del anuncio publ csdo
por la Presidencia del Ryai
tamiento, asf como de los rtqn
sltos que SO exigen para la adju
dicaci6n del eervicio del alum brs-
do p6blico de la Playa da esta
cludad durante ell termino de dos
meses On el presente alo econ6mi
90 de 1898 a 90, y de todas las
ooiigaciones y derechos que sefsla
81 pliego de condiciones que hs
De regir en- la contrsts, Y no es-
Sando conprsDdido en- niDguna de
los casos que determine ell artien-
10 ii del Real Decreto de 4 d
Euero de 1894, Sc comprone;e
tonar por su cuenta dicho ser
7lclo por la suma de { sqaf =
'xpresaIA esta en- letras grandes
'arscterea ).-(Fecha y frma d.
icita dor).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29

MARIA De Los ANGELES Coco


Su madre, hermanos y dem
deudos, invitan por nuestro coz
ductO & tOdos sus amigos a la IN
humaci6n del cadaver que Sc lfe
vara efecto hoy entire 1 ) i
de la tarde.
Ell cadaver esti depositada en-
la Gale de la EStrella extreme
Este.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29
La obra del gobierno

De nuestrc colega EH Liberal,
llegado ahora mismo, tomamos
las sigulentes noticias, que sc re-
feren d los trabajos del Conseio
de Secretaries en- su Ultima sesisn
Anoche, de las ocho a las once,
estuvo reupido el Cuerpo de Sc
cret arios en- la Presidencia.
Sc trataron asuntos importan-
tes, a fin de lroponer la resolu-
ci6n al General Brooke.
Entire otros, segan nuestros in
fornes, tigura ell de la Diputaci6n
provincial.
Este centro ha de suprimirse
muy pronto por dos motives ::
porque es inhti! y porqae es caro-.
La Secretarfs de Gobernacion
estimu'ara a los ay yuntamientos de
la isla para que sc encarguen de
recaudar las contribuciones del
Tesoro.
rs de -sperarse que, aunque
clio reprcsente un sacriticia, Sc
realice, pnes de otro modo Sc per-
turbarfa en- algunos pueblos La
marcia de la ad ADMINISTRATION.
FL Consejo de Secretaries acor-
do anoche aconsejar que Sc decla-
re absolatamente libre la pesca en-
Ia isla J que Sc supriman los de-
rechos que sc cobraban antes por
los corrales establecidos.
Sc ha alberto un credito para
que pueda remitirse la isla Gu
Zebra, donde, como es sabido,
existe una colonia naciente, ell Pc
riddieo Official, que es allf indis-
pensable para dar a conoeer las
modificaciones que Sc introducen
ahora en- la Legislation VICENTE.
Segun nuestras noticias, ell Go
blerno estudia con gran actividad
una proposition hecha por la Com
panfa francesa de Ferrocarriles
de Puerto Rico.
No sabemos sobre que bases sc
dara el informe; pero no serfa
diffcil que Sc aconsejase la cadu
ciaad del contrato que Sc celebro
hace diez 8 doce amos en- Madrid.
FL pats necesita Was ferreas Y
es precise que las tenga, y no las
tendra 81 no procede con energfa.
Ell Secretario de Fomento lIevo
anoche al Console un proyecto
sobre constitution de la Junta de
clases pasivas del Magisterio.
Fue aprobado.
La nueva Junta, como primer /
acto suyo, reclamara del Gobier- |
no espa1lol los treinta mil pesos
que ell general Macfas tuvo a bien
d la peninsula en- los i'll
timos tiempos anterlores la SO
beranfa americana.
Ell Consejo de Secret arios toma
este asunto con energfa y esta
seguro de obtener ell apoyo de
Mr. Brooke y del Gobierno de
w ashington.
Hablase del gran prop6sito que
- o...l.-o II ranco;n Tpcrlor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29

En- La Bella borinque fia, Atoeha
s de j. Cabrer, se acaban de reol
bir 400 sombreros para seiloras,
sef1oritas y nifloe; la mas elegaute
varledad de adornos para los mis-
mismos y Ell n "a bonito surtido
de amerioanas que ha liegado Z
Ponce hasta ahora, a preoios limi-
tadisimos.
l0-g al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29


de Ia Luna, n dmero 2, donde ofre-
oe al pdblico sus trabaios.
So eneueBtra gravemente en-
fermo en- Arecibo Ell respectable
8; d Or don Gregorio Ledssma.
k,ste Ct fior fgur6 siempre en- el
partido Unconditional !; pero no
fa6 de los i'stransigentes, de los
tpenigos dal psfs; elmo todo 10
centrario. Siempre di6 en- eu par
lido la nota de Ia concordia y de
Ia tvansigencia.
Q:e re..ohre Il salu1 son nuar-
/ tros deseos
h fallecido en- esta ciudad la
virtuosa eenorita Maria de los
Angeles Ced6, hermana de rues
tro iistioguldo amigo don Ramon,
| del nismo apellido.
! Enviamos s este, asf como d los
dea a. deudos nuastro sentido Pc
same
AVISO-H .biendo ll-ga 10 a
mi conocimiento que M tai Ma
nuel Coy 6 Coll. esta usando de
mi frma y re teniapd derecho a
hacerlo nadie ma que don Tomas
Lnzano, incluso IN pagar6 hrma-
do & favor de don Namesio Ven
tura con mi oonseutimiento por
don Juan Casa's. en- ausencia del
s.n,r L z.no, no reconczco Dl
reconocere otras fi-1,as.
ENonaena p. de La6ostide
SO We. mos de Patillss han d.
rigidn ana felicitaci6n al general
Bro k, por ct no.nbraDiento del
gobierno ineular.
CARLOS DEL VALLE.- Ofre-
ue ai + q ,lico sus tEabajos pr f.
sionales en- todo 10 ccpoerniente &
Ayrimeusura y A quitsctura.
Gale Mayor udmero II.
Poscs, Novien bre % de 1898
S rvicios prestados por Ia poll
efa darante el dfs y nochs de aver:
Dsnunciados:
Por eseandalo y riha, P.aeido
Torrss, Fran cisco Mato, Saturns
n, Dolores Qa;noues, Aiejandrina
q zslez.
Detenidos: Luis O4uendo, por
robn de certios y gallinas.
Fneron denunciados ademas {:
ooa Joee Perez C,rdona, por ex-
peuder doa libras de arrcz faltan-
do SO gramos en- el del tfculo,
Y el conductor del coche unero
II, por il Fraction al keglamento
de carruajes.
Aver fueron cnrados en- Ia Sala
de- Socorros M hombre y una mu
ler; el primero, por haberlo es-
tropeado Ell ferrocar,il que va de
Ponce & Yanco y Ia segunda por
haberlo agolpesdo con IN lef1o uo
tai Leonardo.
Aver tomaron posesi 5n de los
cargos de Fiscal , Teniente Fis-
Cal, reepeotivamente, de la Corte
de Jnsticia de 10 criminal de Pon-
ce, ru4stros amigos los ilustradps
jurisconsultos don Joan j. Peres
y don Felipe Casalduc Goicoe-
chaa
Dichos nombra mieDto- hau sido
b hechos por el general Bro. ks d
del Seer. tario De Jueti-
ci9.
Lns eef1ores Casaldne ) Peres,
son dos abogados de saber y de
.alento que honran Ia Mag'stratura
IL Puerto Rico.
LA DEhocRACIA les felicia.
CE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-29

De nuestrc colega EE Liberal,
llegado ahora mismo, tomamos
las sigulentes noticias, que sc re-
fieren d los trabajos del Consejo
de Secretaries EN- su Ultima session
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
POLICE SUMMER UNIFORMS.
Contract for Furnishing Them Again
Awarded to Ii. III. Levy & Bro.

The Police Commission met at the bar
racks yesterday and opened the bids here
tofore filed for summer uniforms for the
police. After opening and considering all
the bids, the commission awarded the
contract to B. H. Levy & Bro. a..
This contract was given the same firm
for the winter uniforms, and was filled to
the entire satisfaction of the commission
ers and the men. No complaint was
heard from any source, and the fact every
body was so well pleased was a strong
recommendation for the firm. The con-
tract includes the making of the uniforms
and furnishing helmets There are now
in the department about lightweight iaen
who will have 10 be equipped.
Messrs. Levy & Bro. will commence talk
ing measurements of the men at once,
with a view to rigging them out before
the heated season begins. Many of the
police even find their uniforms uncomfor-
table now at times and an early compile
ton of the contract will suit them very
much.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30

ing for Charleston, where two games will
be played with the Sea Gulls.
The Chicago players put in their usual
practice yesterday. Manager Burns boys
are rounding into good shape, and show
great improvement over their condition
when they came from Waycross. Chicago
and Savannah will begin series of three
games tomorrow.
Several of the players on the Baltimore
team ride bicycles and one of them, at
least, rides very recklessly. This one was
scorching on Bull street yesterday after
noon the only warning of his coming
vouchsafed pedestrians being his call to
look out" He came rather near two la
dies at one corner, and they were startled
by the swish of his close passage. Pass
ing on up the street, one of the ladies
suggested that the base ball player prob
ably did not know Savannah has ordi-
nances to govern cycling. To this her CON-
panion replied that he had perhaps for
gotten where he was and considered him
self still in Baltimore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-30
LOCAL PER SONAL.

Mr.. b. P. O'NeaI of Redwood is in the
city, stopping at the Pulaski.
Registered at the Pulaski yesterday was
Mr.. w. l.. Phillips of Louisville.
Mr.. w. A. Cook came up yesterday from
Ways, registering at the Planters Hotel.
Registered at the Screven House yes:er-
day was Mr.. r. j. Corbett OF Fitzger-
aid.
Among the guests of the Pulaski yes
terday was Mr.. M. C. Sharpe of lcndi-
colt
Mr.. A. R. Roberts of Ogeechee was
among the visitors who spent yesterday
in the city.
Mr.. w. II. crofton of Everett was
among the guests stopping at the Screven
House yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Randolph Jaques of Macon
Is visiting Mrs. Hampton l.. Ferrill, on
Huntington street.
Among the visitors in the city are Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Baswell. who came up
from Barlow, Fla.
Mr.. John f. Kenney OF Texarkana is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. NJ. H. Barr, No. i19
West Gordon street.
Among the arrivals registered at the
Screvsn House yesterday was Mr.. Emile
Sommer of Hawkinsville.
Mr.. f. II. McLeer of Hampton. S. c.,
was among the arrivals registered at the
Planters Hotel yesterday.
Among the visitors who spent yesterday
In the city was Mr.. T. w. Hayde, who
came over from Fitzgerald.
Mrs NJ j. Sproule who has been spend
ing some days in the city, guest of the
| DE Soto left yesterday by way of the
Plant System for Old Point Comfort
Rev. ]. Howard Carpenter of Dalton is
IN the city on a visit to his friend. Rev.
! John D. Jordan. Mr.. Carpenter is known
to many in Savannah, having preached
at the First Baptist Church last cum
| mer. He viii leave tonight to attend the
I meeting at Augusta of the Georgia State
/ Baptist Convention.
An address that won much favorable
| comment was delivered last week at Rich
mond before Lee Camp of the Confederate
Veterans by Rev. Father Kelley of -.ls
| CITY. there on a visit The occasion of the
| address was the acceptance in behalf of
the camp of a portrait presented it of
Rev. Father Ryan, the poet priest of the
| South The address was able and eloquent
Mr. w. w. Fraser who has been spend
| ing the last several months in upper Geor-
| gia, where he went on account of reduced
! health returned 10 Savannah yesterday.
! He left last night for Hinesville his old
home, where he will remain for the next
few weeks. His intention is to then re-
| turn to Savannah and resume his law
| practice. Mr.. Fraser appeared to be en-
tirely restored to health. His many friends
here and throughout the state will be
much rejoiced to learn of his recovery.
-s-S-S
| Proof You said you loved me better
than your life. Edwin"
"Well, did | not give up the life 1 was