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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
DOWN ON ALABAMA sLIxGs.
Recorder InsistsThey Shall Not BE
Used in savannah.

Several individuals of the genus small
boy were arraigned in the Police Court
yesterday morning for carrying and using
the deadly weapon known as the Alabama
sling. Three Of those who were tried were
colored and one white, but they were all
assessed the uniform penalty of 81 for
the mischief they might have done.
During the day others of the tribe met
the vigilant eye of one or another mem
Der of the police force and were sent into
the station house on the same charge. Pot
shooting with the Alabama sling is not
looked upon by the Recorder as an alto
gether innocent amusement, and it is with
in the probabilities that those urchins VINO
persist in its use will be condemned 10
suffer penalties more severe than those
that have been inflicted in the past.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
Ocean steamship Company, Ac-
count Dewey Celebration

For this occasion the Ocean Steamship
Company will sell excursion tickets TO New
York and return for steamers sailing from
Savannah, Sept. 81 % and 20. Limited to
Oct. 10, returning. Tickets include meals
and berth aboard ship. For full particu-
lars, berth reservations, etc, write or an
ply TO w. G. Brewer, city ticket and pas
senger agent, 107 Bull street. Savannah.
Ga-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
National Export Exposition, PhiIo-
deIphia. PA.

The Ocean Steamship Company will sell
round trip tickets Tuesdays and Thursdays
of each week, beginning Thursday, Sept
q, until Thursday, Nov. %, to New York
and Philadelphia, at round trip rate of
s2S.S5; final limit of tickets thirty days
from date of sale. For further inforrna-
ton and reservations, apply to w. G.
Brewer, No 107 Bull street, Savannah
al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
First FInriIn Ornnneu-

Messrs. W. D. simkin & Co. had on
sale yesterday the FIRST Florida oranges
of the season. The fruit was Of good
color and fair quality and was from the
West Florida Gulf coast. Messrs. Sim
kin q Co. have advises OF shipments
in the near future of some very fine fruit
unusually good for so early In the sea-
son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
New York and Return $20.1J.
Via Plant System.

Account Dewey reception, the Plant Sys-
tenn will sell on Sept %, % and 27, round
trip tickets to New York at $2915. Limited
to return until Oct. Sad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19

This refers TO the celebrated imported
ginger ale of Belfast, Ireland; it
is the best. 1t Is a tonic, as well as do.
ltcious beverage. Lippman Bros. import
ers.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in savannah and
Elsewhere.

Mr.. Sam w Callahan the best of all
jolly railroad men, the friend or every
one he ever met. the hustline, wide-awake
soliciting man. the raconteur par excel
lence, who was accustomed for years to
come South TO spend the winters is dead,
and railroad men and others throughout
this section win regret the news.
Mr.. Galatian died at his home in AL
bany, NJ Y, last Friday. His death came
suddenly. His friends had hoped to have
him among them for many winters to
come. but his services with the railroads
and hotels he has long represented have
closed
Mr.. j. C. Halle. general passenger agent
of the Central Railroad. left yesterday on
a business trip to Washington.
Mr.. NJ. H. Connolly, Florida representa-
tive for the Nashville. Chattanooga and
ST. Louis, was in this city yesterday. Mr..
Connolly makes his headquarters at Jack
sonville.
The Central Railroad brought in "har-
vest excursion" of some 900 passengers on
a special train from up the line yesterday
come in to-day, arriving at 2;30 O'Clock.
a crowd will come. The tickets are good
passengers did not have to show health
certificates, the railroad having secured a
special concession.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
TO A PACKED HOUSE.
The Peters Comedy Company Played
on Its Opening Night.

The Peters Comedy Company Played
on It's Opening Night.
The Peters Comedy Company appeared
at the theater last night, opening its en-
gagement of a week. The house was
packed to the doors, and the audience
seemed fully to appreciate and enjoy the
play. The company is popular priced, and
doubtless will enjoy a great run of pat
ronage throughout the week. Night and
matinee performances will be given daily,
with changes of plays.
"Mugg's Landing" was the play. The
comedy work was particularly good,
though the acting was far superior to
what Is usually encountered in the COM
panies that strike Savannah for weeks
engagement. The specia}tes were fea-
ture of the performance. the work of
Peter Seymore, the Berlin sisters, Cain
Bailey and MIR. Peters being excellent and
winning encores.
Following is the cast that appeared;
Soldier Judson. Phil. W. Peters
Asa q. Beck. .................C Cain Bailey
Abel Dixon. ....,,.,...........Euge LaRuc
81 Dobbs. ..........................J. ID. O'Hara
skinner Mugs. n. Hammett
Suffering Joe........t....."Pete SeYmore
Julia...................... Margaret Mackin
Shouting Harder. Mollie Bennett
and
Little Mugs. Nettie Peters
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19

There is no better dinner wine than
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
1t helps digests your food.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
THOMAS j. MILLEA DEAD.
Was One of the Oldest Employees of
Plant system.

Plant system.
Thomas ]. Miliea died at the residence
OF his son-in-law, Mr.. f. +. Walsh, No
IA HaDersham street. at l o'clock this
morning, after an Illness of three weeks.
lie was 70 years old, a native of County
Kilkenny, Ireland, and came to this coun-
try when a young man. He had been a
resident OF Savannah twenty-seven years.
Mr.. Milea leaves a wife and one son,
Mr.. T. w. Millea, and a daughter. Mrs
+. r. Walsh. lie was one OF the oldest
employees of the Plant System, and was
a member of the e. NJ. r. A. He was
also member Of Branch No 80, Catho-
lie Knights of America
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
Services will be held at Sacred Heart
church. The interment will be in the
Cathedral cemetery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19

nave You Tried Hagsard's TabIetSs
Ihey are the finest remedy on earth for
INDIGESTION nervous debility, kidney and
bladder trouble. Can on your druggist for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19

Mr. j. C. Halle, general passenger agen,
of the Central Railroad left yesterday on
a business trip to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
MOTHER SEEKS To REGAIN her CHILD.
OPPOSED BY HER HUSBAND AND FArHrE-tN-
LAW

OPPOSED BY HER HUSBAND AND FATHER-lN-
Law
-rs shadow ~ Charlotte LYON is cas- between
,,.- t.rho- and mother Charlotte ia twelve years
ola ana Ives With her E-and'7the-. George W.
vor ~ No ~ Hamiit0u-ave Re Is wealthy her
-,c.bar is poor and has 20 work FOR livelihood.
t,,t she wants hor -hnd and Yesterday before Jus
too car~atson In tae supreme Court coun~ei for
,r-. r.vor aprli,d ON writ ~ a'eas corpus FOR
,po -us+odv Of Charlotte. The father joined with
his parents in opposing The Application.
charlotte became sick SIX years ago, and vas
co. ~ her grandparents. counsel for he oppo-
r.rrs - The application said that he child pre-
.--ed ~ stay where she u.s. and did nor want 70
-o,,ru N her parents. Re said that she was being
educated In refined atmosphere. and mat h9r
mother wanted her 70 return 70 Brooklyn In order
10 put her 20 vOrk. .,. -,
,oo-rer -h- 70 n7va control ~ re child unless
II Is .hoSn chat b. would o" detrimental y nor
t-.aresrs II is rho ma aura, and usual thing Tor a
crid ike this 20 90 cared for ry her mother
Crarlotta.s father deroset ina, ne was our ~
work and that he and his wife were unaole %
keep house provide meals. ne case WAS al
f0t.-ned 20 hear further testimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
SIr THorsND SEE THE OCEANIC.
TIE PROCEEDS At FIFTY CENTS APIECE 70 RE
r4sTRIB~TED AMONG THE HOSPITALS

TIE PROTECTS At FIFTY CENTS APIECE - Re
14sTRIBrTED AMONG THE HOSPITALS
The ~ nev White Star liner oceanic Was throw
omen % publ, inspection YESTERDAY. Al admission
foo % - cents was charged. the proceeds 20 70
divided among the hospitals IN mis- city
TIE visitors numbered n.re than SIX 'nolSanH
They began N arrive fully an hour before the
ri-, GO, fo- the public reception begin and when
the first ~ them started W The garEpank there
vas 4 line Of waiting men. women and children
extending ~ tn pier rom ne street. phcers
and Stewards were stationed about the snip 10 ex
n,,ir things % ne visitors wlo had me freedom
% ,he shin with tho exception NJ the engine room
The hour fo- ending the reception had been nxed
a. o. IT,. b4t the time was extended until after r
O'Clock IN order that none should DO disappointed
VINO had come 20 the ship
The officers say that lo9" persons have visited
me O.oa7ir here $500 inspected nor AZ Belfast
ami qao Al Liverpool. The officers deny tn report
that pieces % the carvings m the saloons we're
broken Of souvenir of ViS lo'-. ana tleF also
se-,- that thirty NJ rho green tremen We're pl- IN
i-C,-e m rho ship f0r irsuno~i iuafioU T7'o mon
,nev SAL n-~e kept iu irons eighteen hours pr
refusing 60 work bvt were released +s soon as
thav promised 20 DO t0el- duty.
The Oretui~s Nr@uer who fought Policemen
v,-.--r ard Gallagher ~ me rr4re---t. station.
we're med 80 each By Magistrate Mott yes'erday
uasl.r. thirty wears old. Joseph Bror. twenty
i've Years old md Mic1ae Brennan twentr-nin@
-a-r- old John COX. 40 -0Ift"r I."rii vas ar
"a r~ad also hrs face and hands having heeu badly
or in the fght 10 sad 10 l"fr home 70 see the
snip. and the usht rs Dr. progress on the pier
hon he arrived Two 30 fhe men. he said. bounced
upor him when he refused 'Hem money FOR liquor
n bout twenty Uero engaged IN the fght, ana
they arrested IS many ar they c"ild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
SUING FOR THEIR BACK PAY.
ASSOCIATE UPERINTENDENTs SERVE
NOTICE. AND 90 CASES ARE READY.


NOTICE. AND 90 CASES ARE READY.
The school teachers - Prookvn are irving -
recover their back pav due under ths supple
mertary psy rolls from September 70 December.
SOS Associate Superiutondents John n Haaren'
Edv ard Shallow and James J. Mckay. through
counsel yesterday served notice i1 their suits
against Controller roie- :. =. Little. presiden; ~
tho Board - Education. and Auditor X. r NJ
cook. These suits will mark tho opening o. the
proceedings in behalf % the school teachers OF
Brooklyn There are 999 suits ready and tney IN
volve the interests Of 40 persons and an amount
aggregaring nearly $500
The chairman % the Law Committee oc ths
School Board is attorney FOR an the teachers. and
fought successfully FOR the teachers IN all ~ the
courts The Corporation Counsel refused N act
and the teachers will have 70 BRING Individual
suits. In tie trial ~ those cases William C. De
Witt. Benjamin Cardoza and Ferna ndo Sohnger
Will he associated coIrs~llors To pay tor
the aervice- ~ these lawyers the teachers nave
agreed contribute lJ per cent OF their IA ms
thar i16 ~ VIII he taken FOR the counsel ices
This Is nor exorn'snt. a. S2j" individual cases
vii have to %. tried. and Vel known aver
said Yesterday that for tho work involved To
would not take fee Of less than fh"o
Corporation Counsel W17l"n VIII 20 coupe4ied
n flo answers 70 the present SUIT, and then MS
line of action viii be made known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
DEATH OF DUANE B4RyES.

Duane Barnes who formerly lived in Jefferson
:, Brooklyn died in Camp Preside. San Fran
cisco few days ago He was a Leading MEM
her of the Is california Regiment. 4 crack Irish
American regiment on the Pacific Coast Mr..
Barnes Was only twenty-five years old. tie served
win his regiment In the Philippine campaign and
-..,,,-,,ad 20 san Francisco only a month ago
Cievbert Barnes. Ms father. was Henry George .
personal manager IN the famous Mayoralty cam
"a On ~ l,si when NJ George ran against Abram
: Hewitt and Theodore Roosevelt. The body OF
rha young soldier II being brought East, and viii
~ e1,ried beside that OF his father in Alddletown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
CITY ~ DO IT'S OWN WORK.
BIDS FOR 70 1PMENT OF THE BOROUGH STREET
CLEANING PLANT TO BE ASKED FOR.

Street CLEANING ~ contract is doomed IN Brook
Ism The local Department ~ street 'leaning mas
had ~. white Wings In the streets for several
months and r. soon will he equipped with ade-
ouate nlsnt Until then the horses carts, sweep
ers ana sprink,ers hired from contractors will ne
used Ash carts dirt carts small carts for carry
Ing away paper and other things. sprinklng trucks
and All mat i= required FOR the work will soon oe
h,rtI- AMI horses and NJ ruess Will b. purchased
The contracts and specifications have oeen draft
ed and are awaiting the approval ~ The Corpora
NON counsel Bids then VII he invited
D. took seyera- months Tor the bond issue of eN =
mn for street cleaning get through the Municipal
Assembly Led by Joseph Cassidy - Queens Coun-
- he Councilmeu refused % vote for the issue
in-U Tammany had forced them 10 do 50. Brook
Ivu = share OF the bond issue L. ;esL til =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
FLYNV'S TURNPIKE FIGHT.
ASSERTS HIS ROADWAY ACROSS JAMAiI-A
BAY WILL NOT OBsTRrcT THE TIDES
EBB AND FTOv-BRIEFs IN.


BAY WILL NOT OBsTRUCT THE TIDES
EBB AND FLow-BRIEFs IN
srr,rsn, va. finished and briefs handed up yes
tArdsy ~ 10 whether David y. Carvslho. o. Breehy
Point Jamaica Bay. shall have continued perPsF
ualv 4 temporary Injunction preventing me b'ooA
Ism and Jamaica Bay Turnpike Company from conn
pIetnE its proposed road across the bay connect
ing a point near the dividing line between Kings
and Queens counties Vi-h Rockaway Beach. Jus
tice Jcnks before whom the case vas heard N 'ns
Supreme Court reserved his decision.
william Kelly argued mo ca-e for Mr. -
valho He argued that few men Win cspth
OF 100 ~ had no power under tho transportstoE
law under which the defendant corporauon !, II
corpor4ted % build turnpike across Jamaica Bsy.
He continued by saying that the proposed turhptSS
would obstruct the ebb and flow u the tlde ani
would impede tho free navigation OK yachts o~neh
bv residents m that vicinity. .
These sllexatiOrs we're denied BY james =
Church for the Brooklyn and Jamaica Turnpike
Company he said that the company 40 nave tls
-tgnt 70 construct the road. and mat there Toulf
ne drawbrd -es al every point where the rallroa1
running through he same territory has Dtlns"
There would he no Obstruction he said 70 TO
fr.e passage - boats Mr. church declared tnsc
Mr. Carvaiho had brought his SUR for the oenen.
" the raNroai company crossing ne Day, ana
that II an Injunction should - granted mere
would bc great loss % rho defeidan ~ pre-
venting work az the most favorable ume OF the
year for is construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
a STRNGER ~ 1 STRANGE L41D"

Baltimore Sept Is ,speciau-A No." 'tr'''al
cor,.dy entitled "A stranger iu p Strange Land Do
vas given n 70 ~ nixon & Zimmerman Academy
% Music ,o-nisn, for The first time. oy the W
Brady and j. z Grisuer Company
The audience vas large and The novelty Of see
ing the American Indian impersonated In comedy
-slA vas regarded az laughabie George Osborn
Vs. ire rrdi4r and Walter Hale and Jane cor
coran fned character parts. otneFs II me NJ. cas'
Tsras r GALLOWAY 90 ". swain. Frank Burke
Maud Vrire Kate Lester ANGELA VI 'aul and
kafnarlna Mulklns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
RrBBERSHoD HoRNE Runs away.

A big horse shod with rubher-padd"d shoes and
s-,ggirg a rubber-tired delivery wagon ran away
g., EtgItb-ave last night after being frightened
nv , salvation Army corps AZ Forfy-tniri-st The
borse and wagon belong TO Haas Brothers, NJ
Tnlrtv-hrst-st and Broadway. Al Twenty-siXth-,t
TohD Fitzpatrick an aged man. Who lives A. Ninth
ave and ty-fourth-st, was struck by the side
o. the wagon a. u few past ana vas "''"" a''N'
-. a.. fgo u.as badIy bruised and vas AIKEN 20
the hospital Policeman Mclaughlin. or the West
T14nteth-st station stopped the morse a. I"sT's p
sAnnnd-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
FOOTBALL

THE NAME or YALE's HEAD COACH HAS not
YET BEEN D1vvLGEn
N4v-Haver. Conn. Sep. g ls7eo!aD.-Th' coach
who viii have charEe ~ Iales fooiNa" a'eTla- mas
80, chosen ryt all Efforts 70 obtain his name
have noeo u7avaning Manager Rockefeller said
to-~Irb, that fl had been decided 70 make pubic
the whole plans Of the falls campaign next Fri
dav. The frs Jay q the college year. although .'
ha, been rumored that James o Rodgers. Yale
Ok is The man fn whose hands the season Poe
sr,rsifiIitv VIII oe chiefly placed
There is nothing behind H. Reraaps Only The a., a.
r,oa- thev begin work on "Wednesday. Besides
T3o4gars + r Murphy. o.. Frank : BUtterTorta
q and " r Bull. S. :. VIII ne on me ne'd ana
Tbi--v candidates for the eleven are TOW IN toVn
~ vss6y - 20 20 work on Wednesday ~ these
.-l~+t only three played Oh last year i'arn' ti"-
H. tautain Mcbride ~ tIlrack. and 'T"rcon
I5~u.r and S-iIlruan In the tre For tne eiE1' 1'-
e..tr~s ,ha material seems promising. 1lt d. .t.r
es-i71a-e can be made for week or '"0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
HARVARD CANDIDATES REPORT

Cambridge Mass sept N-T7e prn''ps' 'anll-
5s+as fo- The Harvard football team reported for
--sc,ice forty strong or Soldiers. Field This after
noon. college Will NOT open for over q week. yet
no number 81 candidates was surprisingly large
for this date Head Coach -Be1ianin II. nihhlee
80 bad charge % he work. while p. O.
Waters - stood by 10 60 first look al the nea
linz material rho deveioPment ~ which VII D.
nens largely upon MIN. The Srst lineup VIII prop
-. ~ On Thil~slav - fnis week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19

Albany. sept ls-The State Board of Tax COM
,,,ssiopers mas begun the work % creating fran
rhise TAX bureau for the enforcement OF The Ford
Franchise Tax law which goes into effect October
/ N II Francis formerly exIert arcouotan ~
the state Excise Department, has been appointed
pv the BOARD 10 prepare 4 list 81 The corporations
holding public franchises which will DO taxable
under the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
pIcyIc FoR HrRRfcAyE SCFrERERs.

The Danish West indies Relief Committee IL 70
give an evening picnic IN RidgeWood Park on
Thursday. September g. FOR the relief of the SUI
ferers from tho hurricane in the Danish ISL
aud. Of = Thomas II Croix and 81 Johns r
Francis OF No. Tsllman-st. Brooklyn. H. me
president ~ the relief organization. and large
special committee 10 IN charge Of the picnic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
4 cAvEL pREsENrED RI IL PREsIDENT.

Washington Sept &c ". Baird. super'ntsrd-
or. = th4 STAT War and Navy Departments
Building to-day presented 70 President Mckinley
q ra,aI Of historic interest Il was presumed t4at
the President micht use II IN laying the corner
stone OF the new chicago public building on October
but the President wi nave no need o. use i-.
Secretary Gage W. preside. and be may WELD IT,
T~r raysl was made ~ wood from the tlmoei
NJ th4 old Spanish fort ~ Playa te Este Guanta-
namo BAY In The agh' here br Gioos and So
ersI marines Here killed Near his point the hrst
Masonic lodge ever held In C-oa me- The CAV.
was made by Gardiner a.. Lewis. rnie' engineer ot
Vulcan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
CHICAGO CORNERSTONE QUESTION.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FESTIVAL SUSPENDED
PENDING SETTLEMENT ~ LABOR
TrrFTCr-r -TFS

Chicago sept iS-The difficulties between rre
labor unions and ne Committee or Arrar gements
o. tIa Chicago fall fos,iva' reached climax r1-
dav when instructions We're issIed from festival
heatqua-ter, slspand.ng AL Preparations FOR the
eIa--afion ur-t Tie difficulties with organized Ia
boz re settled \ letter vas sent ny Chairman
T-.ax - rho various committee chai-non advising
thar they sto0 the f.rthe- payment 0f fund until
IS known whether the labor unions viii carry Out
their announced intention ~ ''ar.rg strike on
'1- Federal building and on fhe festival ar hes
rrleSs rho cornerstone 70 no used I'm the FEEDER g.
1ltIiiug il discarded an one rGt by union labor
= 'rifed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
SOFT coal USERS WARNED.
INSPECTORS PAY \ VISIT TO LONG ISLAND
CITY FACTORIES

CITY FACTORIES.
Nine inspectors from the Board n. Health visited
the Long Island city district - Queens Borough
Yesterday and made thorough canvass FOR users
OF soft coal The district hes he"r almost "a bad
as Pit,sburg used 20 be owing 90 the number ~
big factories using ne objectionable coal The in
spectors ordered each n the places they found
using soft coal 20 tbate the nuisance within I'VE
davs or stand tho consequences. Among those Wis
tied were tho Barber Asphalt Paving COMPANY.
STANDARD oil COMPANY yellow Pine Lumber COM
psny Queens COUNTY oil COrpanr Warren Chen-
al Company Wotherspoon Plaster 'ompanL DaIY
Roller Works Ia wson- = alentine Naruish Works.
East Rive Gas company Nev-York Architectural
Terra Gotta '0mpany Long Island cry Elecfrc
Light and Power Company. Sohmer Piano Com
psny and Iygeia Ice Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
NARROW ESCAPE or THREE PERSONS.
4 HATH BEACH CARRIAGE UPSET PIT a Troll


HATH BEACH CARRIAGE UPSET Pr A Troll
LEY CAR
Wit. car - ,he F!sth-ave Ire was going along
po.h.avs Ra-1 Beach ves-erdsy afternoon about
o'clock uznt carriage drawn ~ poWeriuiy
rut horse tried 70 cross the track A. Bay seventh
e. The t-.ver II the clrriage James Lynch tort'-
Two Years DID, O., 80. 90 Twe1tieth-aVe- bsih
Beach. had with him his vie MARY tn'I'5 W.
-. "a and their infant daughter Katie. SIX
,s,rs ,is The car struck the carriage and turned
ir ,psida down leaving the horse standing nprig.t.
A. .,a ar struck the carriage the little girl feu
- ~ .ra.k out was saved from the wheels by
=. $3.50 r2riar = the Bath Beach police station.
vnT jumped from the ar and pulled the NiLle oge
80 W" ~ +~,ck TIE n1otornan ~ Tho car thought
.il.as some one in The c4~riage. and on
s,"~s4 To- ruu away. but was caught by th4 se,-
-. "a nad until n was found hat the people
X t ,-ri',g % we're uu hurt. Bey0ud a shaking -
,1a rvnch family were not injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
DIR. ABBoTrS YOUNGER son 70 MARRY.

The Rev Ernest Hau..- Abbott. son ~ The Rev
DIT LYMAN Abbott. ar4 Mss NAY Louise kAoerg
daughter Of Mr. and NJ Alexander hroerg OK
New-Rochelie will b. married Oh Thursday after
noon. September Is lu NV Rochelle Mr. Abbott
IS the Younger son - pr Abbott, ard IS pastor
81 the First C0ngregs iona. church T. Fryeourg
Ne Miss Nleherg Is q graduate o. Packer. ".
and vas cl4sSmate u Mss Beatrice ABBOTT,
daurh,er - Or Abbott She .0ok honors AZ
Packer and later az Nasssr 60 ege