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New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Hilary b Brunat Hendersonve y. C........... 50 90
: W Pipe Prattsourg, N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
Y ?. 8 q T. Of Reformed Church iiilibrook. % !"
y 81 90
z w. F'....--,.,,. 10 90
Leake and Watts Mission Band through Miss s.
g taston Ludlow, " f...,...-...--.-....... Is 90
William McKenzie Carlton hin N j. through AV' W
the Domestic Exchange National Bank 50 o.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. through the Chemical Ma
Sunday school Presbyterian Church. williams
Nathaniel French Davenport 1owa........-..... 90
Julius Hirsche Davenport Iowa.
Mrs Julius Goldman.
Presby yterian Church. Conneauvile. Penn.
Chapel of st. Elizabeth. Babylon. Long Island.
, through the Rey G. D. Sparks ,.;...;. 10 90
y. P S: c. E., Presbyterian Church. Williams
1,-iI CIlo % ~
Frederick Heinz, Davenport. 5 90
The Executive Committee met at II 80 p. m at
the Chamber of Commerce. There were present
William E. Dodge E r. L. Gould. Darwin R.
James. Charles A. Schieren. ]. Kennedy Tod. L. T
chamberlain W. H. Parsons, Frederick B. Schenck.
Robert G. Ogden. Spencer Trask. John Crosby
Brown. A. S. Frissel and I. N Seligman. DR.
Chamberlain presided.
The treasurer stated that 81, $40 had been received
since Saturdays report.
The following resolution adopted and directed
sent to each of the following express companies
Adams, American. United States, Wells-Fargo. Ma
uonaI Southern Pacific and Western:
The Committee of One Hundred return their
thanks for the action of the companies in opening
their thousands of offices for the receipt and free
forwarding of relief contributions. and also for
their generous offer to distribute the committees
publications free of charge, the service thus rem
dered being of very great value"
The Church of the Holy Comforter Poughkeep-
sic, has sent 81 Is this office for the India Relief
Fund.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
INDIA FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

COMMITTEE PASSES A RESOLUTION OF THANKS
To THE EXPRESS COMPANIES
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine
Relief reported the following contributions received
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

The Chinese Boxers don't seem to need police
and a Horton law.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

The report that General French has entered
johannesburg may not be true But 1T would
not be surprising If it We're. Nothing would be
surprising. in the way of surprises. that "Bobs"
might do.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Before leaving America for South Africa Mr.
Howand had served 1.-THE Providence Journal" as
Washington correspondent. NewYork correspond
ent and a member Of the editorial staff He
barely week in the field before he was asked to
take up the work of MIR. Ralph. He Is graduate
of the MASSACHUSETTS, Institute of Technology, and
a member of the Century Club of Washington and
the Reform Club of this city. He has travelled
eyfan iyaIV
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

contract was made yesterday by which Frank
Mckee will manage Miss Mary Manner1ngs tours
for five years The first will begin IN this city
next autumn. The play will be Janice Meredith,
but the date and the theatre are not yet decided.
AR Mckee has option also on the dramatic
rights TO Anthony Hopes Princess Ora
A benefit performance is announced at the Metro
politan Opera House this evening for the American
Army and Navy Aid Society which gives assist
ance to deserving men who have served as voIun..
teers in the Army and Navy since the sinking or
the Maine and to their families.
More than thousand OF the Century Wheel
men and their friends attended the performances
of "A Romance of Athlone." by Chauncey Olcott
and his company at the Grand Opera House last
evening.
Joseph Haworth Is still IN the cast OF 'Nouo
vadis." at the New-York Theatre and viii remain
until the end Of the present rum The regular ~
cents matinee will be given tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
E. 4. ROWLAND SUCCEEDS JULIAN RALPH

Providence, r. L. May 8-It announced to-
day that +. H. Rowland. correspondent of THE
Providence Journal" in South Africa, had been
engaged take Julian Ralph's place with Lord
Robertss column the staff of The London
Daily Mail"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

glass. and so one doesn't get his face smudged.
Speaking on the pro- Boer resolution yesterday
Senator Wellington said that the Government
of the United States had yielded 10 British
Establishments. The truth Is that in respect
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
AmusemerH.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sIs-wom and Wine.
CASlNo-S-The Casino Girl
CRITERION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pride OF Jennico
DALy's THEATRE-s:IS-A Runaway Girl
EDEN MUSEE-9 a. m. II p. m.-WaSworks Srano
Concert and cinenatograph-
GARRICk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holmes
GRAND OPERA EOUSE-S-A Romance OF Athlone
H'S-Continuous Performance.
& B1ALS-S-NRudevfile.
LION PALACE ROOF GARDEN-Vaudeyille =.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOCSE-s-Noluntcer BeneTt
American Army and Navy Aid Society
MURRAY HIBt<-s-She Stoops 10 Conquer
NEW-YORK THEATRE-s-Quo Nadis.
PASTOR'S-Contnuous Performance.
wA1I.ACK'S-s-Sapho.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
THE ACTORS HOME FUND.

The following additional subscriptions for the
Actors Home Fund were received yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Visitors at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
yesterday entertained by the operetta Tally
Ho." the three Guitanos. Happy Fannie Fields Car
rie Graham, Vernon ventriloquiSt; the MaginleyS
and the kalatechnoscope-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Concerts are given nightly at the Terrace Garden
by detachment of Victor Herbert's I'D Regirnsnt
Ran nd
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

AT the Palace yesterday the attractions were
Adelaide Hermann. in "A Night In Japan" Ma
carts dogs and monkeys Lille Western. Irene and
Zaza, Frances Curran, Julian Rose, Howard Thurs
ton. Campbell and Caulheld and the kalatechno-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
sslusrosu's sootbins sprup

YsrS 9StnSIotu'S Soofbi1sg EDfuo
tr 81 aamatslt gobt preDet Viooel, ION ! opet 30
Q3or bar porft bruoi af Miatoner plpbrs Tor ettes
emna6Drn | 7aubperiooen mee t~niofommeH
enfc1s, Det bsr9llser barhs,, btpbeier Gummsrnt.
iermirbfer Bsi0nesllsn. bulmer Snsrten, beib eber
@inetolit. bar en- meast bebasslis Smdg % CT BET
bebftt Mibosl moo Diarrbos. @0l9ss o. GsnaatAer
spsrait / 8srnen. griien er 25 Gente sIeffen.
fuit at forlnHoe Dsrs. 90insloiue <oothtne
Ggrup % tog iuaen anosn Slogs, 81 DtSote oil fnoe
ben at uarg ben beore DleoietH danopertoosn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Wiomnoerliat WioneebprO.

4rofesiOr Is. u. 8ap, en- az be met
iremlosenoe Pharmaeeuter / Yeroen,
Der er DoOtOmano Os 8eltprer Tor 6ag
Chemical so. / GelrOii. ud4., Der er
oct ltstrte Os snelts 5itma. Der uosiui'
ttnoe tablitra ferlts Rlasles sGses
mioler efier ptiU0is Reefptsr. iiaI bout
uDiolet fq faolsoss: ri fabritsrer
Wonder Workers" for Orr. @eo.
.. Bed al %SprlnsfieIO, Ohio. eit,r
bans ptluais 8,eepi. % ui belentsr os
lite pGa at %srflGre, of bet er BET mel
panllOsllse gasemiocel iOr bets paa'
tantts Brig. % al Irsmrassnos oissH'
ffabelis aoroftsr, beosmt ira ct msoI'
emf og ibsrapsntilf Stnnopunti."
Geite buroe pare ouerbeDIienoe gios
neosbprO uusoosnoe PoaIiosIisbsosn al
DIR. Btfs Advertisement, Der fnoes
en- anoen Spalte | Blaoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
SraSlairColleoe
og
teolooilfe Seminarium

grof. 8. B. 5OsAt par uOreit
iiOte esrOns % ssnOos.
= 8ait. 6. 6an en- afIagoe 9sie9
Der ieri ! useH. Det sIaoeos os al {
gaitor 9anisu iereuo ban M reiier no
pna Stiaebaps tpfsn.
vt gar ny @lsusr antOm i iiblte
use.
= Ruft afbsIingeu bar MI u
9Isuer oe Der ct ftuois SllOGtit.
= Nisf Nnna 3. 9unen fro
arso beisste 9snusr Der liOite esroas
% Ssnoas.
The Blair Hesperian" uibOlrt
fit rsseImRsitss UapOe iiOns gsrOOss
Aften. programmed uetsIeos meo
O~pIasnins, lGIer. Debut, SuHs O9
Utuiif. Baa @runo al oaorIist 8eir
par Der fun faa beisaenoe til Stsoe.
= arb,ioet / Stolen sour nu fin
iaune fire Gang. Nan bar JON 6slbte
fuIot gGs, men Der in9ss 9ooe Tag. cs
islu, buor bet sr Op no Bate, Ct Der
iaun Sort / 5st. @snnsm llsen baneer
man life / stusIsrne. men tassr bet
belle. iOm en- COB lang Cur. Sau
tOmmsr ben ueIfisusoe Ssnons mso
guile Oe 9eosrtuessIie boaos iii yssss
me os SiaI. os ian fan man issn tase
lat mso forupst Rraft. Nen tiItrOos
Tor Irnulbeoen Os alt unoet, meltsr
man, buis man oa bar Sons for bet. at
Der soor np9st Of elpets But ssunsm
arbeioet, % at Der sribss otter Gdnbsns
title No9t, ben, Der ftaber, banner oe
iuIotOmmsr 9Oisbeosliust / bet faIone
Oe bsrfOr ifaI arbeiOst NOT
bIiue til 8slf9nelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

Del foIber / min tuuse Cob at meootIe
SlGgt % Ysnner, at min elitees
9uftru Cline, pore . gsrns ,Gre
ROoer af9it peO Rsosu ben III RO'
Usmbsr en- AlOer at % Aar, 4 Roanss
Der Og 20 8oss, otter ct Iptteligt
9e9tefiob for omtrsnt 8 Aur.
Dog ct bet mig en- ltor lisit at Uios.
al bun nu er lalis Dos fin 5%rsIisr, til
buem bsnoss 9anb os gausiel iisoie
bIeu ltsrre os tnostllsers unoer bsnoss
Idnse SuseIsls.
6. .. 5ans en-.
% iaa, fare gsnuer. en- bjsrteIis IOt
til uue, iOm paa iuo mango fOritsaiss
Rnoosr bar biuIpst os uHosr bsnoss
LANCE Spsoom.
&. 3. noep srn,
atlantic. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
&trfeinoptelie.

geibunia onnite su.slntb. Wenisbfts
npe Rlfte pso Orb, gisbr., bIlusr, on
QUO oil, ineuist Ssnoos ben Is. go.
uembsr al ben loren. b. ailtes 5ois
mano, asiilteret al IRE Rabopsaitsr.
Jeften begpnosr 81. 10 6Orm. os
siterfelses al UiIsfonsmsoer / q 2
Gage.
gennsr fra mar % fern intbposs
pad bet bisrtelieife.
1tlrsiisnos b.oes meIos here's aomms
uosIe Da9s / Jorueisn til en- al uubsr.
tsgneoe. u g. 5snfeu,
Sor III, Orb, Geb.
Is. briitensn
Dor as, Orb. Rel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
&arl ben sycmtenoes
SmoiaIo.

: D8sntfder 2fpue~ fort91er en- tnif
9itOrlter feisenoe GnstOole ON ben
I~Uenlte 8Ouss, Rail ben 6emtenae. Der
rs9eeos fra 1860 I'll 1872.
pua fin RrOninssoas tiIbaseIasbe
aarI ben 6emtsnoe eiler CANNED Sab
uane 9,isu ira Rlrten til BET toneellae
SlOt til get, bqrsnoe arOusu Os Gro.
nin9stappcn, Cm9ipet al Staiens beieif,
9~mbscsmGno, Der bar lnnee l)etmss
Iins ileb. 9robs bette bgitiosIi9e Sp.
tos nj ban pIubisIi9 gplt til at laa
ouer / @llop. os uoen at brpoe fig ON
OptOsets StHbne, siUsr ban 0rore til,
at Der iful sp,ss Pluos. De Gillette.
tGrte Spsnftsrs srsbss al 8aoisI psb
Canten ON ct saIoperenoe %RroniuastOg,
men IptteligDis ft Ousrtalbmsfteren
Ronesn o%Usrtult I'll at bsuare ben ouer.
IeDsrsoe POssnn9.
0snns 8sspuosIie par girfsIisbebsn
ipmbOlf. TIMBER fin Ressriusstio fog
pan butrt CisbIit ousr / @aIop, bUor
gtitetteu traptoe en- u0rois 5remitriosn.
"a ban en- Gang uiIoe uiie en- 6remmso,
at ban ialts Bris paa BAN, till elite ban
bOm ben beaiee 0Iais Stortors. Oct
DOR Der intst mGttsIIst /, men bsift ori.
einol par be Omt9noi9beoer. unber
bpiIts ban operrafte gam Roriet. paa
IN Rslie. oo 8ousen os bans 6glss
ipiite ii lat Raollib. git ban pIuoIeli9
ben Ill ban mso Roriet % io9oe: gSe
ben Del ltal De BAL" Den 6remmeos,
Der lob meo ct Stpfts Smsrrsbrso /
ben enc 6aano o9 en- idroInfoti1nst
8lHel / ben nnben 9nauo, tom / ben
OsosIisits 6~orIssenbso. oa ban life ane:
De, bUOrlsoss ban fiuIos OutrGoe unoer
oisie Ilot ~ueuHitiss 5OrbOIo. Nen
Rail ben 6smtsnos mortoe fig.
9n nnbsn @aug. on gan UiIoe pasfi:
are NIB NapOlson cen Ireoles @sidnot
ON olOOrIiss Ting. srsb ban Jet BAN,
BAN Op Os arbra9te BAN sempt-
llat paa fit St0o. Soainart SamtaIsn
par iOrbi, Os ben nIptteIige @sianot unr
luppsn III, ileos ban, Der uur en- lille,
1871 Os iiu 9erre, ben til 6srlismIniite'
rem oe ertl0rtos, OF ban III: ipntss ON
ben gsbanoIin9. Wten otn tortptiees
isurist ltte bsi sOos GOrholo. Der bsr'
ltsos mellon BAN o9 4 9oemooles
Remps. 6arl ben 5s nots Opfer.
lel oar ltsoie iau notutIis og blsrtslie,
at ben iisIOsut i%oartcs nos,n. pan uar
not iuO ms9d Uaeuutfis iom aonss.
SoaIsoss rsiisos ban an Gang, ba ban
/ 3roitnineboIms 6ups iorsGues lsote
eiisr EiOuninseu. isIstnoe Spsrssmaal
III en- %fOrijamtd Rammerplss. r9ar
ou lite Jet nosst I'll 2ulis?" iii SDen'
lfernss Chat = liar be ioneon9iuenoes
= ialbie ban iatOent DrOuninssn
anett.
Ia ban en- Sang poa SIott,t rilos
aaa mo til fin Moosr, iom Itts tuuos
llss 1~Obatsrss. os BON / en- Cart lite
pioIis, buOr BON fulot ssrs al ben
@isor. ban tumpsbs Los paa, putisoe
ban bsu / Munbsn paa ben Stilopast,
Der fob ubsn Tor bnns Dlootrs Dor os
p~ralentersbs 9suar Tor W%aietGten.
Man fOrltaar. Of &. RI ben 5smtsnbs
og 5rsorit ben SDOenoe bar bait pisie
gstlnssIia for OF tunns faa lirm I'll
at soa l GGassitab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
GirfeinDpieNe.

Ct. Yauli oanf. sD. Iuib. Rtnisbebs
nps Rule / Rinsitso So. bIiusr, ON
Cub piI, inbDist Ssnoos ben l6oe
December. @uosiisneisn %bespnosr
81. 10 5orm. De- TO islssabe Dass
boIbes Utisfonsmeoer.
8enuer fra tern os mar %inbbposs
paa Bet biertsIlsfs; Tom mango nab
Bon ON 6srrsns g~eIfenslie. Uslo
sosis Rommetio, og Sieo inoen lobe
December I'll unoerte9ueoe.
s. j.. g dmiot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
taruelitOsratier % Dillfoer.

5aroelito9rafi of Troi. 3orpbs No.
leri: arilius bOs Di0rtbo oe No.
ria. (eet er iorngoent) 3rDit /
lGau'grer Stgrrelie 27xx101%. sf.50
Blod, Carl: Rriiius meo Barnet.
Sterrelit 2s18xl7b 100
Zen bell8e Waouer. GhetrDt. Stpr
relic 1594 x20. 80
ariltuS % ben ipnieaOe Better. Ollie.
trpt. Sterrelie l5ax2O. ...... 90
Zen ri9s Dnelias Stprrelie l6x2O. 90
Zen 9ooe Spros. Sterre le l6x2O. go
ariltus for Yiloius. 24xI7....... .25
ariifus paa aUriet. 24xl7........ .25
arIltns Jon tolu gIar gommel. 22x2s so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
WisGnnsmooe

oibolbes, ON @uo ril, I Smmnnusls
oanite 20. sIutb. Wenisbeb, Ueft Sups.
rior, isis. fro Is. til l8. NOusmber.
YaiiOr 8. sd. 9one en-, @b'caso.
oe gniiOr 8. SimOnsn, NOrib'
feb, bar IoUet at oeItags.
Nae er pelfomne.
Yaa Reniebeosns gfsne.
g.. Hielfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
greofOrEfring.

Run beoite ucisSt 9usos brusss /
Eorfaroiselie Of
Acme Patent Flour.
Eette litrer qOot Brgo.
= Mils ) nsfrsb Semi n, Der sr
en- af DOri Samiunos met fOrtiente
9eriOner, iaaiom bun | en- aarratte
bar foripnsi De uOrosnos BrGiter mee
Ntao, par iOrnpIis iaa ubsIOis at of.
fare Spioisu paa i'm usnltre 0aanos
aanssmano, qua oar OeriOr iffs funnel
.tase fat" oenne Iio. Hu tomnsr
Sinssrsn Zig tmioIsriiO, % paa Wauo0s
oil MnOlauulneen bare Oroen isen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
,Sanfffren"
sOrsOGg D. 10. gtoOsmter 1900.
@nOstienelter.
etotr, 0ebr.

8tair. 3ebr.
Blair bonffe ep. lutb. Reuieheb hoIber
@ubstieuete bDsr 5enbas 5ormibbus ri.
JOY os aiten RI. y. S%enoasslfole ri. 8
SOrm. 0pbpaseliesmSbe Onsoas 4tten ri.
~. = aae srs tierieIis ueItomae!
u. 6asmusfeu,
Brett.
OMAHA, 9ebr.
9seGa bauite eu .sIutb. D~tenisbebs 8irte,
NOrtb 26tb strsst Qmsuem @raut Os 9urs
bette bolbes opimesiesuostisueit bOer 9ens
bag Sormioba8 ri. loi o9 atten9uOstieneite
RI. II. 5%snoassitole 81. l2i 9ftm. 4i9es
msbe buer 5orsOus aftsn ri. s. = aGs ere
bierteIts ueltomne!
O. z. @briftianien,
Brett.
ssszt: ssis q. ssts Ct. oHasa. Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Sernbaneliite.
G9icago, ct. YauI, WinneapOlis
& Cmaba.

Z Lmaba.
Cub paa.
Str. I. bo. bo. 1920 5orm.
Ser. s. bo. DO. SIT gftm.
9orb paa.
SIR. a.. Twin City Passenger 6,47 6orm.
gr. o. Sioux City Passenger ABA eftm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
0pitteringer.

Meo 3of til Giperne erfenoss Wobtdselie
af fslsenbe Bioras III @Oleaibas oonfts en-
lutb. D~leuisbeos airtssieubOm / @bicoso,
3d.:
geb g:for 3. Gielien:
Era Orange. gBis.: Talior .. 8.
Miaer s.; Renisbsben $685.. .sll.95
fra Ruiblano, His.: WeniSbeoen. 242
geb y. 3srfelfen:
IRA Blair, Ietr.: Stubent 8. Sestt.. g.. 0
q. WideHen,
Gbiease. 10. Rop. 1900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
WisliOns=S ibliotbefet.

Sublfribsnterne anmobss ON of bare
Iiot IouImooi9peo. = gaa @runb al
uforubfets 6inorinser meo Grptuinaen
of 6eftsrne So fsrff uotomme | BE.
gunbeIlen al Tee. Waaneb. Disis
5sftsr saIoer for Sept., Cft., Top.
% Iec. Maaneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15

ssszi: ssi9 81. ssts CT. omasa. gsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-15
Blair o9 Ome9n.

Z Ssnoaes Deb @ttiben bIeu Sens
DfterIuno bssruueu Der. 5dn par
plubislis blsOen ing al Blinotarmsbs'
ienbelis, mems ban bnDoe tnset 0pbolo
ube Dos fine Ssftsnoe 8dibinston.
Spg6ommen fog itruts ct ioa farIigt
SorIs6, at ban Dasen eiter (fOrrise
1irsous) muotts isnOes til Smaba for
at undertakes en- Operation = men
ban bsoe iaa ON 6rsoa9en.
BesruUeIien iOissit / Ssnoass fra
@uibiustou, hUOr en- ameritanif praf
boiot Eals / 9iemmet; o~erefier tories
9iset BERTH, bUor BET mOotoses al ben
aiOsbss Ssuner Os 6OreninssmsoIemmer.
o8 5orOieltslien fOrseit pnd BLAIR
Rirtseoarb. Der oar mango Of ben of.
osbes 8enner meo uss / WaibinstOn.
Sens OiferIunb, Der bIeu 81 dar GAM
mel, baube arbsiost ueo SernbGnen.
pan buoosi lRnssre lib boet bos Rrs.
& utbrins SatOben. buOr man
mssst luUner ben brat bOrt9nnsne.
gr Bsrnens urOIise os %snnuns?
or Moosren bet lamme, o9 mnaifs
5ooeren mso = iuu siu osm ale Rocky
Mountain Tea. 6Orber Dos ApOtbs=
teren.
gafor u. Or. Gnberen fra
9. Dat. OpbOlOer fig Der oisis Ouss.
o, Stsnbeb! 6Oiltsn Nast bu
tr! Den tuprsits lissr Hagen for bin
Sob. Snfst TIMBER. pore Damsr pnbs
Rocky Mountain Tea.
5Orbsr Dos 0srss a%7oibttsr.
5ru 5rim hi WsIler bar sfter
fin 6ismtomit fra Danmutt poobespnot
nosle 6oanp0rbeiostui JUS foe ggsns
Damer.
8i bebsr big. fig ben Rnnb, Der
roober big til at ioss noset ~Ii9e iao
sobt fom" Rocky Mountain Tea.
Gao bet Dos apoibsfereu.
BaQeR etuton or nu fommen
tiIbose fra 5iIippinsrne. 9an Ter iuno
og fart ub, % bet til lroos for at ban
bar maat.e. t;!br;nse be. itefe gar paa
San Jranciscos 6oipituIst. Pase bar
opIeoet msset, bauee soot og onot,
unber lin militars Rarrisre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09
ATTENDING SUPREME COURT.
savannah Attorneys Waiting the
Call of Their Cases.


Atlanta, Feb. S.-There was a large con-
tingent of Savannah lawyers in the city
to-day in attendance upon the Supreme
Court.
There are two more cases yet to be
heard from the Augusta circuit before
the Eastern circuit is reached, which viii
be about noon tomorrow.
The visiting Savannah attorneys found
themselves day ahead of time. but put
in the day very pleasantly in calling upon
friends at the Capitol, and elsewhere in
the city,
The Eastern circuit will hardly be fin
ished this week, and 1t now seems proba-
bic that many of the attorneys will have
to remain over till next week or make a
hurried trip back if they should go home
Saturday. Those here from Savannah are
Messrs. Pope Barrow, J. r. Saussy S. B..
Adams, w. c. Hartrdge. r. r. Richards,
S. L. Lazaron, Judge H. d. d. Twiggs,
w. r. Leaken, Solicitor General Osborne,
and Walter G. charlton. Hon. f. G. du-
Bignon viii be here tomorrow, having
gone over to Birmingham today on i'm
portant business.
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EMORY COLLEGE GOSSIP.
An Entertaining Lecture-SeIectioI
of Snring Debnters.
Sold everywhere. % cents

An Entertaining Lecture-SelectIOh
of Spring Debaters.
oxford, Ga, Feb. 8-The fifth lecture of
the season. given under the auspices Of
the Emory College Lyceum Association,
was delivered here TUESDAY night by Ben
jamin f. Truebood, LII. D.. of Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. Trueblood's subject. "Milltarism, or
the Colossal Crime of Europe" proved
highly interesting. and was well delivered
1t was, indeed one of the best lectures
delivered before the student body this ses-
sion.
In the recent elections for the spring
term debators the following were success
fuI: NJ c. Mcintosh G. f.. Burbage and
Reese Griffin. from Few Society; II. L.
Banks, t.. c. Sassnet and Richard Wade,
from Phi Gammi Society They are all
well fitted for the positions, and promise
lively contest, as well as an interesting
discussion This debate will be had about
the first of May, and marks the last OF
the minor debates between the two rival
societies which have long been the pride
OF Emory College.
The senior class will observe Tuesday
Feb n as Arbor day. The work Of the
college Will b. pended for the day, and
the class Of 1900 will conduct their eXer-
cises i'm the chapel church, which VIII con-
sist of a speech by the DuX, w. A. Mer-
shou the reading of the class history by
Charles A. Weaver historian; the reading
of the class prophecy by Henry Heiny,
prophet; the reading of the class poem by
Houston F. Houser, poet and the singing
of The class song They viii then adjourn
10 the campus where the class tree of
the century class will be planted. Large
crowds are expected here from Atlanta,
Covington and many other places.
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Augusta Merchants to Build On an
old Hotel Site.

Augusta, Feb, S.-Mr Thomas W. Cos
kerry, owner of the Arlington Hotel, which
was burned last month, to-day sold the
hotel site TO Messrs }. Miller Walker, T..
C. Stub and Bryan Lawrence three young
men, who win erect stores on. these corner
lots f. G. Stub x Co. Lawrence being
the Coz run a soda water, candy and cigar
stand on the corner with ladies' res
taurant Immediately back of it, and j.
Miller Walker, a haberdashery in the store
next the corner. The iol is nfty-two feet
front Oh Broad street running through to
ELLIS, and they paid $4,000 for it. They
say they do not care to undertake building
a hotel, but if others want TO build a hotel
over their stores they have no objection.
G. W Menefee of Alberta, Ala. a trav-
cling salesman, died here to-day in tho
City Hospital from appendicitis.
The Augusta Exchange held a meeting
to-day, adopted resolutions in favor of the
competing railroad between Richmond and
Washington, ana appointed a committee
TO 80 before the Virginia Legislature in
behalf of the petition for charter
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NOTICE.

Office of Savannah Water Works,
Savannah, Ga, Feb. s. 1900.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
water works office, City Exchange, for the
purchase and removal of the old water
tower in Franklin Square on Montgomery,
between Bryan and Congress streets, I'M
til Y o'clock Feb. Is. f-.t
Tower, including bricks two feet below
the surface, must be moved within sixty
DAYS from acceptance of proposals.
A certified checks for 25 per cent of
amount of proposal must accompany each
bid.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved HAL. Fl. BACON,
Chairman Committee on Water.
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