The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-07
ASSOCIATION NAMES RATES.
Reduced on Account
of Special Occasions.


Excursion rates on the certificate plan
have been authorized by the Southeastern
Passenger Association for delegates and
members attending the following meetings
and conventions: Grand Lodge meeting OF
the Independent Order OF Good Samarl-
tans and Daughters of Samara, Elberton,
Ga. Nov. 10; Annual Conference of the
Second Advent Church, Brunswick. Ga,
Nov. SIG: Annual Conference of the Y.
NJ. c. A Of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. Nov.
9-12; annual meeting of the Presbytery OF
Suwanee. Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 1913;
annual meeting Synod of Alabama, c. +.
Church. Alfalfa Nov. 1G-l5; annual meet
ing Synod OF Florida. Pensacola, Nov.
14-l7. Annual Conference Alabama A. NJ.
E. Zion Church, Opelika, Nov. 15-21; An
nual Convention Primitive Baptist Asso-
citation. jacksonville, Nov. 1919; Annual
Conference Central Alabama A. M. E.
Zion Church, Montgomery, Nov. 22-27 An
nual Conference North Alabama NJ. E.
Church, birmingham, Nov. Dps; ANNUAL
Conference Alabama A. M. r. Church,
Selma, Nov. 29-Dec. 5, annual meeting
Southern Surgical and Gynecolegical Asso-
citation, New Orleans, Dec. 81. annual
Conference C. NJ Z. Church Memphis,
Tenn, Dec sill. annual Conference c. NJ.
E. Church, Rome, Ga, Dec. Til; annual
Conference NJ. T.. Church, LaGrauge, Ga,
Dec. 14-19
A rate Of cents mile one way for the
round trip to Columbia, S. c., and return
from all points within the state of South
Carolina, including Augusta for all mil
itary companies and brass bands in uni
form, twenty or more on one ticket, has
been asked by lines interested and grant
ed by the Southeastern Passenger Assoc
citation on account of the State Fair, which
will be held from Nov. until Nov. 10.
A low rate has also been granted on
account of gala week in Charleston, which
will last from Nov. 20 until Nov. 25.
The Georgia and Alabama has clerk
at Savannah, who is periodically seized
with desire to work off something in
verse. He has become quite famous
among his associates. This is his latest;
Good Saint Paul has gone TO rest,
Saint Peters at the wicket,
While Saint John IS left on earth
To head the Seaboard ticket.
The friends Of Mr.. John NJ Egan, vice
president of the Central 1oas.road, extend
their sympathy in the death of his brother,
Mr.. NJ. f. ESan, Jr., formerly superin-
teudent of motive power Of the Union Pa
cifc, Denver and Gulf Railroad, which
was announced telegraphicaliy in the
Morning News yesterday. Within little
more than year this is the second broth
er Mr.. Egan has lost. There were six of
the brothers, all in the railroad business.
OF the four remaining, one is vice presi-
dent of a line, two are general superin-
tendents and one is chief train dis
patcher.
Mr. ]. NJ. Cutler. general freight agent
of the Georgia Southern and Florida. with
headquarters at Macon, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. W, S. Morris, superintendent of mo-
tive power Chesapeake and Ohio, with
headquarters at Richmond spent yesterday
in the city and LETT for Richmond last
night.
Mr. e. Pope. secretary to Passenger
Traffic Manager B. w. Wrenn of the
Plant System, left for New York last
night.
Mr.. D. f. Williams, Jr., commercial
agent of the Southern with headquarters
at Jacksonville, spent yesterday in the
city.
Mr.. f. c. Shepard, general freight agent
of the Louisville and Nashville, was reg
istered at the De Soto yesterday.
| The new vice president of the Plant
| System. Mr.. Knott, who will be elected at
| the coming annual meeting of the stock
holders, will leave for Europe I'm a short
time. He will return, however, in time 10
take charge of his new office Jan. /.