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The evening times., 1899-08-03

John O'Brien will be kept at second base
for the Pirates as long as the team con-
tinue their winning streak. Reitz has re,
covered from his recent injury and is
ready to go in at a moments notice.
The evening times., 1899-08-03
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia, =; Cleveland, o.
baltimore. q: Pittsburg, 3.
Louisville. Z; New York, q.
Cincinnati. -; Brooklyn, 3.
Boston, 10; ST. Louis, 2.
Boston, 3; st. Louis, 1.
The evening times., 1899-08-03
NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GAME.

Attendance, 2,50o. Time of game hours and
80 minutes
The evening times., 1899-08-03

Seymour has the greatest and most won
derful variety of curves ever sprung on a
batter. Curiously. his hand is as small and
fine as a woman's In addition to being d
mighty pitcher he can hit as we'll as most
crack batters, plays a fine outfeld ana
would do for an infielder
The evening times., 1899-08-03

movement is on foot TO abolish the rule
allowing man a base for being hit by a
pitched ball.
The evening times., 1899-08-03

Hank O'Day is a rank umpire. His work
on balls and strikes yesterday was re-
markably uneven. Hank was with the
winners, as usual. 1t is worthy of re-
mark that President Nick Young persist
emily gives st. Louis the poorest umpir-
ing taalent at his command.-St. Louis
Star.
Moran, of Georgetown University, is put
ting up a great game at short for the At
lantic City team.
The evening times., 1899-08-03

Roy Evans has proved by his record that
he is by far the best pitcher in the East
ern League. He is now thought TO be fit
for another introduction TO the major
league.
The evening times., 1899-08-03

1t has been suggested that Mercer and
Callahan decide the question as to VINO
is the fleetest of foot in hundred yard
dash upon the meeting of the Chicago
and Washington teams here on the Stn
inst, the race to come off just before the
game is called. These two star pitchers
are regarded as the fastest sprinters in the
League. and contest of this character
would be of much interest.
The evening times., 1899-08-03
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The evening times., 1899-08-03

President Soden, of the Boston Club. says
he voted against the transfer of the Cleve-
land games, and will not consent to the
Boston Cleveland series scheduled for
Cleveland being played of in Boston.
The evening times., 1899-08-03

Il don't think l ever saw better centre
field playing than little Slagle does says
Fred Tenny. His ability TO cover ground
is nothing short of remarkable
The evening times., 1899-08-03

Manager Selee thinks Frank Chance, of
the Chicagos, the coming king of back
stops. He has everything that goes to
make up a class catcher, and l wish 1
had him. remarked the Bostonian
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
TO WRITE sAvANNAHs WELCOME.
Mrs. Capt. Mary Smith, Author of
Mementoes of Dixie.

Mrs. Capt. Mary Smith, Author of
Mementoes of Dixie.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Mobile Ala. aid
de-camp of the Oklahoma Division of the
United Confederate Veterans, is in the city
and will remain until after the Georgia re-
union, next month. Capt Smith, as
Mrs. Smith is known, is the author of
"Mementoes of Dixie" a collection of
poems which has been widely read
throughout the South. She has attended
all of the recent reunions of Confederate
veterans. Her poem of welcome to the
Georgia veterans at Atlanta in 1898 is one
of her best. She was at the Charleston
reunion last May and il was from there
her last edition of "Mementoes of Dixie
was issued Mrs. Smiths literary ability
is recognized at once on reading her col
lection. She will probably write the wei
come to the Georgia veterans at the COM
ing reunion. In the meantime Mrs Smith
win manage the sale of her booklet which
is indeed a very charming little souvenir.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
PRICES OF BICYCLES FIXED.
Cycle Trust Announces They VIII
BE the Same as Last Year.

Cycle Trust Announces They VIII
BE the same as Last Year.
As was generally expected by members
of the trade the Cycle Trust, as the
American Bicycle Company is best known.
has decided to maintain the present prices
of bicycles for another year In the first
official announcement of the company, no
tice is given that the prices adopted for
next year are as follows: Chainless wheels.
$50 and SO; chain wheels, So, $50, $50, $40
and $50, according to grade
Concerning patents, this announcement
is made:
The corporation, which Is made up Of
over forty concerns, has in the combined
patent departments a list of over 500 pat
ents. While the policy will be that of Ii
censiug concerns outside who may desire
to use the features controlled by the pat
ents, the company will feel that a just re-
regard for its own interests will compel
the careful investigation of suspected in
Engagements with a view to the ompt
and vigorous enforcement of it's rights.
Among patents recently acquired by the
company is a bottom bracket patent, which
is considered the basic patent on the pres
ent style of bicycle with the power OF this
single patent it is said the Cycle Trust can
effectually control the trade in America.
Announcement is also made that one of
the largest factories acquh ed by the trust
has been set apart for the exclusive man
ufacture of automobiles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
lay Night-washburn's Min

Monday NIght-Washburn's Min
strels.
aThe Liars"
wednesday Matinee and Night
and Balance of the Week-The Bald
riu-MeIytue Company in Roper
tOire.
The theater will be open every night this
,..a,, if Otis Skinner and his company of
,f,,srs can satisfy the health authorities
that their baggage has been properly fu-
r,ieatsd. Manager Weis used the wires all
Yesterday endeavoring TO learn if his sug-
css-iou to send the baggage back to New
orleans and have it fumigated had been
f,uoved but up to last night he had not
heard Mr.. Weis regrets that an impor-
rant attraction like Skinner should be
missed. not only because of the financial
lass to the theater. but because of the
desire of the people to see the actor and
his play.
Washburne's Minstrels, which come to-
morrow night, are new to Savannah, but
they have received favorable notices
throughout the South, and good per-
formauce is expected.
OF the popular-priced companies that
come to Savannah. the Baldwin Melville
ranks with the top-notchers. 1t is one of
the pioneers in that field, and 1t grows
better each year. The company is looked
upon as a standard article, and is always
we'll received. 1t will open an engagement
Of four nights and as many matiuees
Wednesday afternoon, when the bill will
be Turned Up" Moths" from Ouida's
novel, will be given Wednesday night.
Of Washburns Southern Minstrels the
Raleigh IN. c. News and Observer last
week said; "Washburn's Great Southern
Minstrel Company was at the Academy of
Music last night. It is not too
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

be called recent, innovation and almost
every specially team of Importance owes
it's introduction to the public to one of
these gentlemen.
John Drew and Otis Skinner are having
a professional tug-of-war as to which of
them is the better or more popular actor
The contest is not personal. of course, but
it Is a significant fact that in every city
in which the two have produced the same
play. and played the same roles, Otis Skin
ner has drawn much the larger audiences
In THE Liars" he is making a brilliant
success.
"The Ghetto" Manager Lifts big piece,
which has been struggling along al the
Broadway Theater New York, is to be
withdrawn and, according to announce
ment will not be sent out on the road.
Visiting actors who have seen the play
say its chief fault is that 1t is rather too
literary for the average audience.
Washington has passed favorable YER
dict upon the dramatization of James
Lane Aliens novel, 1.-THE Choir Invisible"
As a scenic production it is enthusiast
cally hailed as the prettiest thing of the
season. The play follows the book c'Osely,
even to the lines though the finale is euf-
fciently altered to meet with conventional
and an epiogue. If anything is lacking
in the dramatic version it is sufficient ac-
ton 10 make it strong.
Girls of all sorts have furnished themes
for theater diversions, and most of them
have been not only engaging, but prosper
Gus, in securing the approval of the public.
Since Augustin DAILY introduced THE GAZE
ty Girl" we nave had 1.-THE Circus Girl"
1.-THE Runaway Girl" 1.-THE Ballet Girl"
1.-THE Shop Girl" THE Telephone Girl"
1.-THE Girl From Paris" THE Girl From
Maxim's" and 1.-The Girl From Martins"
besides several other maids of lesser lie.
gree. Now comes another Iassie of military
quality this time, called THE Girl in the
Barracks"
Joseph Jefferson does not think that the
old style of English verse can be revived.
He is Of the opinion that the tendency of
The modern stage is far above hat Of the
stage of the time of the Restoration.
It is now claimed that the failure of
Bronson Howard and Brander Matthews
to create a successful play in Peter Stuy-
yesant." presented recently in New York
nv w. II. Crane and company, with fuuer-
al results, is attributable TO their inability
20 keep abreast of the times. The authors.
IL seems. have allowed themselves to re-
main about IS years back of the present
period, with disastrous results. This sounds
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

""-u 10 say it was the best
aH-round minstrel troupe Raleigh
mas had this season, and one of the
oest that has ever been here From the
opening overture to the last grotesque act
vi Inc truly funny Brothers Hickman,
mere was not a song, a dance, or a joke
o'al was not good. The orchestra was very
..ue and all the specialtes simply splendid.
mere was a brightness and freshness
aoout It all that lifted the performance
"oh the beaten path of ordinary min
S'e-sy and stamped 1t as new and origl-
'ai' II Washburn ever comes up this pike
ssaln he'll find a crowded house awaiting
him."
Inc repertoire of the Baldwin Melville
ftSotnpany has undergone a complete change
r --s season, and is composed of a list of
Ha5s that thus far have met with
nearly approval of Manager Baldwin's
NJ patrons, As to the company, while
e--.S Oh the old favorites have been re-
v.il7a5su' several new faces will be seen
Nh a0 nave added to as well as maintained
nsr. .4eelIent reputation this popular COM
garg- pas made on former visits. Its en-
do,, .','nt begins with a matinee Wednes-
Of ~ 4'4iiueS through the remainder
m me io week with matinees daily at p
orrr,'lsgutlng a change of play at each per-
far lIl Turned Up" will be put on
dra,,a uuesday matinee and the comedy
WIZ MOTHS Wednesday night, on
W. VIZ occasion ladies' will be admitted free
g.o o'. .dc,companied by person with a paid
certs ticket The prices will be 10 and 20
earts or the matinees and 10, 20 and 80
i0r the nights, as heretofore.
K5ue distinct features of Louis James
TOM adder and Charles B. Hanford's
Win an elaborate production of 1.-THE
in M Tale" which has not been seen
rev,rai country since Mary Anderson's
derso,,, eIeVen years ago. As Miss AM
cities tour was confined to only a few
The we presentation of the play by
win o".1es- hidder- Hanford combination
mann, ~, me nature of a novelty to the
naars,." 40 nave never witnessed Shakes
~ MI pedutltul tragie-comedy pastoral.
sve ,,, 'u1tlch is the most elaborate mas
manae1-- complete ever attempted by the
Hng eS911lli!eht, and will afford many start
thenrc ny eIects made from the most au-
By models, and builded and painted
revival ps or capable artists. In their
Jh. H. he Winters Tale" it has been
presan, Oh Wagenhals and Kemper to
every an poeh-making production in
Harrra,,I' az The costumes are from
the fam 5iann from designs by Anderson. ana
uie and properties by Bradley
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
THE HILTON TROPHY CONTEST.

Wide Interest in the investigation
of Its Conduct.
In the event that the forthcoming in
vestgat.on of the conduct of the Hilton
Trophy match. shot at Sea Grit. Sept 7,
is open to the public, the Associated Press
viii report the proceedings in full.
The hearing will be on The protest of the
Savannah team, and is based on the claim
that larger scores were given TO the Jer-
sey team by the markers than the shoot
ing warranted.
The matter is of general interest to
marksmen throughout The country, and
The investigation will be looked forward
to with much interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

1t is noticeable the number of success
1ui actors and actresses who have for
saken the legitimate stage for the vaude
vile circuit during the last two years
among the most prominent may be mem
toned Nine. Janauschek. Edward Harr,.
gan. John Bond. Marian Manola. Helene
Mora Signor Perugini, Flo Irwin Lillian
Russell, Digby Bel. Pauline Hall Marie
Jansen, Walter Jones, Arthur Dunn ana
scores of others equally well known to
the Undergoing public The reasons for
their change may be summed up very
terseiy; shorter hours less study, better
money, less competition, and more indie
pendence. Vaudeville managers are will
ing to pay unheard-of salaries to those
people. not for their acting. particularly.
but more for their ability to draw great
audiences Roster & Bial of New York;
3. F. Keith, of many cities, and William
J. Gilmore of Philadelphia, are the lead
ing managerial lights in this, what might
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

Vanity Fair of London says that Prince
Herbert Bismarck has resumed his bach
elor style of living and that in conse-
quence his wife, the Countess Margaret
Won Hoyos. Is going to take steps TO free
herself from union that is no longer
bearable. Prince Bismarck was not al
ways an exemplary young man in his So
cial relations. but his father. while alive,
kept him pretty straight, and it was not
until the death of the Iron Chancellor that
he began to wabble again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

plausible, at least. Playgoers have pro
dressed with the drama, and it takes more
now TO suit them than it did fifteen Yeas
back, despite all illusions 10 he
palmy days. This partially explains how
two such recognized writers as Messrs.
Howard and Matthews proved failures,
and sets at rest considerable speculation
on that score.
Sarah Bernhard and NJ Coquelin will
tour America Jointly next season under the
management of Maurice Grau. They viii
present several of Rostand's plays. Ham
let" and new drama said to be based up
on Bernhardfs career as an actress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

William Gillette will produce his new
pay Sherlock Holiness" In Buffalo this
week, where his tour Is to be inaugurated
prior to going to New York City with the
new effort. Mr.. Gillette has been at work
on the play for more than year and was
WIN n Dr' A Conan Doyle the greater part
of the summer going over the piece in
company with the author of the stories
that furnished the dramatist the ground
work for his play
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

ana Corbett. Two cars are utilized in
the transportation of the pro5uction van
OF the principals will be happily cast in
the big revival, Mr. James will be seen
as Autolycus. Mr.. Hanford as King Lee.
onles and Miss Kidder in the dual roles
OF Hermione and Perdita, the characters
IN which Mary Anderson made her fare
wen appearances on the stage. The other
characters will be represented by such
1eeII-ns actors as Barry tombstone Colin
hemper, Norman Hackett Thomas COT
nm Cook, Mrs. Henry Vandenhoff Miss
HeIen Singer and the two Shakespearean
veterans Harry Langdon and John A.
Ellsier The Winters Tale" will be
given here with all me elaborate scenic
environments, costly Antiquities. proper
ties, costumes and effects.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

be called recent, innovation and almost
every specially team" of importance owes
it's introduction to the public to one of
these gentlemen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

Catarrh is the mother Of consumption.
by this | do not mean that every case
OF catarrh develops into CONSUMPTION hui
DO mean that catarrh when unchecked.
ana when given the proper opportunities
or extension from its place OF beginning
which is the nasal passages deeper and
deeper along the breathing tract. invaria-
ply ends In consumption of The lungs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
THE TENDENCY or CATARnH.

The tendency of catarrh, when II has
once obtained a foothold in any portion
OF the mucous membrane which lines ev-
cry cavity Of the body, is to constantly
extend In every direction.
Catarrh in almost every instance starts
with what is commonly known as cold In
the head This cold is added TO by anoth-
er because OF some extra exposure or
weakening Of the system and becomes
chronic. Nasal catarrh is the result. I'm
less II radical cure OF this condition is ef-
fected the disease passes rapidly to the
throat, 10 the bronchial tubes and then 10
the lungs themselves
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

Imagine, If you can, the mucous which
drops back into your throat when you have
catarrh' collecting in a cavity in the back
part of your throat and remaining there
how long do you think It would be before
the decay Of the membrane containing thi,
putrid matter would begin? This is pre-
cisely what does happen in the deep re-
cesses of the lungs when catarrh has en-
tered them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29
A WARNING.

/ wish in this article to sound
a note of warning so strong that no
sufferer from catarrh, even in It's most
simple form, viii misunderstood.
Catarrh, unless cured before II reaches
the smaller tubes and small cells of the
lungs. is just as sure to result In con-
sumption-that most fatal of all diseases
-as is the moon TO wane and grow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-29

Let me once more urge all catarrhal suf-
ferers to begin treatment at once, for a
month Of treatement al this season Is bet
ter than the three months of January
February and March.
1 shall make for the next month spe-
ciaiy low fee for the treatment Of catarrh
not complicated by other diseases. making
no extra charge for all medicines, ETC.,
that may be required.
j. Newton Hathaway.
DR. Hathaway & Co.
Is East Bryan street. Savannah. Ga. Of
fee hours to IL a. M. ? to ) and z 10
p. m. Sundays, 10 10 D. m.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-12-14

spects similar 10 the Cullom bill of
the last congress for the same purpose
but il has been changed in several mi
nor particulars, The commission is
given power to fix both the maximum
and minimum rate Of differential in
rate when necessary to prevent dis
elimination. The commission now
has no power in any case to fix rates
for future observance by railroad COM
panies. The bill makes the order of
the commission effective within the
time specified. which ordinarily shall
not be less than 80 days Appeal may
be made directly to the supreme court
and the case is to have precedence in
the courts, If the court upholdS the
order the carrier must obey or be sub
ject to forfeiture OF $4,000 for each Of
Tense. and for every day it continues in
default The bill also farther provides
the commission shall establish a uni
form classification. The long and short
haul clause is made an absolute prohi-
btion except upon leave granted by the
commission. Large penalties are pro-
vided for against carriers in case OF de
parture from the published rate,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-12-14
GERMANS LIKE US.
FRIENDLY WORDS ENERlWHGRE
FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Coming Week Important 10 tho I'm.
penM Governmcnt--Nav Project
Under Consideration
ACoryrlehtea " AssoeLatoa rress J

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Berlin, Dec l0,--NeNt tuesday will
he great day IN the reichstag, Tho
budget debate viii open, and Count
Won Buelow will make u tull presen.
tatton of the present status OF Ger
manys foreign policy, lie win dwell
particularly ON Samoa and the
trausyaal and viii frankly acknowl.
edge the high value he attaches to fully
established cordial understanding be-
tween Germany. United States and
Great Britain, lie will also show the
absolute need OF u powerful navy, The
ensuing debate will be most interest.
ing, His majesty's thoughts are being
entirely ongrossod with the naval
project toward which all energies arc
bent Prince Hohenlohe has persuaded
emperor that he can pass this most Inn
purtant measure In tho near future
without stubborn fight II Is prob
ably not too much To say that Prosi-
dent MCktnleys messago will have a
lasting effect in eementIng the Ameri-
can German friendship. The pro-
hNHHCtU CbfHlHt anu HHllCHHlN tuHe To-
ward the United States has become
general In the German press, Count
| Won Buelnws frank words have been
supplemented by similar utterances
anich he has made to several German
papers. the most remarkable being
in the Neuste NaChrchten, In
which he reviewed tho
traditional friendly relations since the
time OF Frederick tho Great, He dwelt
on the blood affinity and reciprocity OF
culture and spoke In praise OF tho
United States attitude In settling the
Samoa trouble in permitting the cable
laying, and In conclusion OF the parcels
post treaty, Ho congratulated the two
countries on tho removal of friction
growing out of trouble with insurance
companies and expressed the hope that
the remaining commercial differences
would be settled through mutual good
viii,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-12-14

front tonight, 1t Is known that the
beers have crossed and cut the ends of
their Mauser bullets, thus producing
an effect similar to dumdums. Halse
ascertained that the beers were In
strong force In their lager and retired
to his base. This was the first brush
of Gen. Gatacre's forces, They are all
eager to follow 1t up.
Fighting Reported.
Lorenzo Marques, Delagoa Bay. Dec,
lo,--A dispatch from Pretoria, dated
today, says: Reports have been re-
ceived here of lighting. early this
morning, in the vicinity of Schaltz
Mex, the British attacking General
Cronje, Fighting is alsG reported to
have occurred In the direction OF KIM
herloy. 1t is presumed that this was
another sortio, The Dutch and Ger
man ambulance corps have been en-
Enthusiastically received and will be d.
Nided between the Natal and Free
State frontiers"