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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

10 attend tho state ban in Columbia
Thursday evening
MIS- Daisy Bryan who has been in New
York Tor some time. IS nov studying at
the school Of Design and expects 70 spend
he winter in New York.
Mrs Walter G. Harfr'dge returned last
night from Guyton. whore sho has been
visiting Mrs. J L. Graham.
Mrs r. u Muuford and little Miss Er-
mimic. Munford are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r NJ Butler on Forsyth Park.
Miss Margaret stiles Who has been
recently visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
sercven in Columbus. returned home
Thursday
Niles Rosa sullivan ler Saturday 20
spend several weeks iu New YORK
Mrs Hampton l. Feuin Mss Eleanor
FerrW and Miss Margaret torrih have
returned from New York
Miss Mary clay. VINO has been 90 New
York Tor some weeks. is nos visiting MIS-
Enos 90 Euglewood.
MIR Henry Eackus returned yesterday
from New York.
Miss Ahble orme left this morning Tor
New orleans. where she Uill visit Mr and
Mrs Gordon orme.
pr and Mrs " W owens sailed
Thursday for New York
Miss Nina crane ana Mr. Edward Crane
are visiting pr aud Mrs smlth III
Hotchkissyille. conn
ur4 John Anna O. RoEers returned a
fow days ago after dchghuul summer
100 connecticut
Alrs Maria McAlplu and Miss Belle M'-
AIpin. who spent the summer a. Warm
| springs nnd have recently been visiting
I Nir- Tracy Hickman 90 Augusta. are ~
I hone again.
Miss MARY Ellis IS visiting In Yonk"rs
MI ana Mrs. Malcolm Cunningham have
moved Tor the winter 10 No. So Barnard
/ street
Mr.. Fuue- and Miss Fuller. who have
been visiting Mr and Mrs. Henry u.
stevens. lot recently for their home. IN
| Miami
Mr. Hranury \. Denmark has returned
/ homo
Mr. Henry Blum SAILED Tuesday Tor
! New York where she Will spend several
weeks
Or ana Mrs J. y. Read came up from
! Green cove SPRING during the week ana
VII be- ln town far about e fortnight
NJ aud Mr. Robert sidney cope nave
commenced housekg ering Or the win OF
| In their new hcme. on Morningside Park,
I New York
Master william Hunter - visiting Mrs
Elliott Guerard, tn Burton.
Mrs W. c. Rruen and Miss Eiiza Greeg
who have been visiting Mrs Beck iu
! Wtlkesharre. are cxrc tci home shortly.
Nrs g. Mod Wilson ~ Atlanta Us cN-
uestcd Tue day 10 visit Nr aud " " T.
colin Maclean during t.e convention oi
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Mr.. T.. L. g. Habersham has returned
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04


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airs Jo1n II Roman and Miss May Ro-
nan h'N" u'i3rnef from N'w York after
"a delightful summer Don The CatsAils.
Alr jacob Cohen hls issued cards 10 the
wedding OF DTS dauGhtcr Nellie and Mr.
Jacob Gaznn. which VIII take place AZ tho
/ De Soto wednesday evening. Nov u. NJ
SGD o'clock.
Mr.. W ~ Hau. after spending two
months in New York. has returned 20 Sa-
/ Nauu1h.
/ at Jack Conner % Augusta. h. expected
/ this week 90 make a shore visit 20 friends
+ In the cify
Nlrs Who!cse OF Augusta is the eucs,
81 lir aed Mrs j. pearle Wheless on
F Habcrsham street
Miss Ge-tru.lo Davuey 90 Tho Ridge
/ narisu. mado a short yst In the .It,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

ter has returned to her home in Graham
VILE.
Miss Nobel stoddard is visiting In vii
mington. y. G.
Miss Lily Falk Is expected home this
week. after a pleasant summer at the
North
Mrs J. p withers has returned from
Atlanta.
Mrs. y. p jackson has been visiting
irlegds IN columbus
Mr. Joseph NJ soomons will leave TO
dsy Tor a visit 20 his daughter. Mrs.
David Falk IN Charleston.
pr ard Ms Henry 5 Colding and chill
dren returned last night from New York,
after a stay Of several weeks
Miss Mabel Zeigier was hostess Tues
day Afternoon a. an informal tea. in
honor % her birthday The guests were
Miss Gertrude LYONS. Miss Mary Gleason
Miss Stella Kennedy Miss airline NAL
.arl Miss Gertrude steinhlch. Mis-, Mary
Cfohnn Miss Gertrude Crohan and Miss
Bessie Beckman.
Mr ard Mrs l.. n. Joel and Nj Louis
Joel ~ BarnWcl O.. visited here re-
Gently 10 celebrate The silver wedding Of
their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Joel.
Miss Beulah Hexter went North during
the week 20 spend the winter With her
sister. Mrs kreigsman. In New York.
Miss Gertrude Falngnnt celebrated her
afteeuth birthday with a candy pulling
Tuesday afternoon Among her guests
were Miss Daisy Derby. Miss Norma
Derby Miss Elose Thompson. Mr.. Theo-
dore Lyon and Mr.. John Thompson.
Miss Edith suuwcu. Who has been Wis
ttlue Mr. and Mrs John r. Royal In Bos-
ton. returned home a few DAYS ago.
The marriage Of Mr. william II Clark
and Miss Alice Summerlin will be SOL
emrlzed Thursday evening a. che home
az NJ l. ". I.lndcrshine on Bolton
street
MISS Georgia Thompson is tho guest Of
DIT and Mrs Frank Holland 90 Atlanta
Mise Bessie Leo ana Mrs a Potter
who have been the guests Of Mrs J. r
Fulton during the past week have resurn-
I'd 20 S;ntcshoro
Miss E.ose Barr has been visiting in
Columbia. S. G.. during tho state Fair.
Mrs Z j. Millar will icaye on the city
Of Augusta Tuesday for a visit to friends
ln Boston and New York.
Miss Raymond cutter after visiting rel.
aiives IN New York. Boston and Hollis
y % viii return on the steamship city
u Augusta this morning.
MIS- J Il. nun OF AnlllHus - expected
to morrow TO vist her daughter Mrs.
81 +. Wilson
Sir and Mrs W T Dixon. Jr. who
spent the summer at Beaulieu. have re-
turned 20 the clay.
Mrs Edward Bailey Of Beaufort. g the
guest ~ Mr. and Mrs. NJ f. Wilson
Mrs " " cross left Thursday Tor
phitdel phia
Mrs " \ Phillips 81 Macon IL the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs j W Hefferuan
Miss Maud Sehaencr who spent the
summer in the mountains Of North caro-
Ina has returned home.
Mrs Alvin r. Rove and Master Alvin
Rowe. Jr. are expected home this
week from Townsville
Miss Louise Waters Of Charleston. -
the guest Of Miss Ethel Broushton Ct
The Mctdows "
Mrs NJ Prayer will be home on Mon
day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

ana modest. retiring ras-mc-l4s brought
down tho house After some elaboration
the judges Messrs. T. &, Williams. XII
pafr. K AVID Cameron. decided HYger and
cope the bose couple. and 10. present. a
large cake. Wa presented 90 them"
Nr Frank D Ssrcten arrived Friday
morning uud ls visiting Nlr and Mrs. "
W Gordon Dr. Mr Serey,n and Master
Charles Mills are expected d lIttle lafer 20
pend the winter BOO Savannah
Mr. ana Mrs Charles a Gibhes return
90 Friday from Sew York
Mr. Edward Weed % Florida. president
~ the Daughters Of too Conteieracy. VIII
- the guest az Mra james l. Sexton dur
Ing fhe convention
Mss Zilah EmmeG % Columbus who
visited Miss Leonora Gabbett last winter.
was made queen ~ th- Columbus Car
rtval during the past week
Miss Flora Dancy left during the week
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

Ladies heavy Jean Corsets. hooks
strong reeds and steels ................ q
Ladies Corsets. Jean body ard twill
strips. trimmed with lace. side steels
ana heavy front Clasps ..,.,.......... q
Ladies Fine Jean Corsets ined
throughout. full Of bones. richly en-
- N<'idered ......... Observation-Disclosures. y
Ladies Strip Corsets. well made. fully
bound. solid steel back. nicely trim
med, goo.i ~ ................--+. =
Ladies Driu Corseta IN white. drab
and back with sateen strips, cross
stays and two side steels. corded bust Il
Ladies Jean Corsets. with sateen
strips. trimmed with lace and baby
ribbon .......... ............. ...... ..... *
Misses Corsefs. with u bones on each
side shoulder straps. 4-nook front
steel ......... ........ .......... 81. Fl
I.adles Bust Forms .................... Is
Hlp PADS ............,,...... &c, &c and 4
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

Stakes IN an election wager amount
irg in all TO So were placed in the han1'
Of one Rogers ~ Muskegon. Mich un'
~ the gamblers owed a coal bill 81 VI
The coal frm heard Of the wager ana ga
nisheed the stakeholder. recovering A
whole amount.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
~ ITs NEW QUARTERS.
The Phubrick F<inderEnrten Is
tnbiished ON Hall street, East

The Palbuck Kindergarten SIS prosr''s-
ms satisfactorily 20 those in charge at 's
new quarters. No. SOC Hall street fa"
The philhrick Is under the marn.ement
% the Kate Baldwin system Of kir1erslf-
tens.
The training class Is In session from 2
to $50 O'Clock daily. except Neine, gay 2
aud Saturdays Those IN charge De-
IL understood that visitors are welcome az
any time, and are cordially invited g. cali
and see the workings OF the kindergarten
The system which has been estsH.isfel ~
savannah Is excellently directed a1i li
viii doubtless be- a source o. pleaslrs ana
interest 10 visitors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

The total cost OF the Pan-Am'reah
Exposition. exclusive OF exhibits. is nov
estimated at 100000. or this amour.
about 5000 90 will ho expended upon me
Midway The Midway VIII thus rspress'
more than the total cost OF some very pre-
tentious expeditions held IN former years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04


Ladies Coutiils Corsets. 70 inches long.
In front. 4-hook. trimmed with Eng
Itch lace and baby ribbon ............ So
Ladies Empire Corscis made OF
Sateen. u inches in front shook
trimmed with lace and baby ribbon 81
Ladies Pink and B.ue Couuue Corsets.
with white sateen strips trimmed
with lace 4-hook Observation-Disclosures. %,
Ladies Coutille Corsets white and
black. with sateen strips, Two side
stee.s. silk Tossed top and bottom
finished with silk embroidery ....... s. a
Ladies' Nursins orsets. CoutlIle. with
sateen strips. finished with silk en-
broidery. two side steels on each
side easy Of adjustment .. s. tr
Corset Shields. prevent corsets from
breaking over The nips ..... -
Hose Supporters. with corset Gasp
attachment ...,....... ....................2s1c
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

r'lneea' engagements o'lI'N sHa's m
brilliant welding hesc arc .nr cheering
topics o, th.s las mouth o. autumn. 20
be discussed art.llsu,cIv arprovlnrly
,.-....,-r. vt.t. rsv.-.f,U.rr trthu-
,-.... r..-- On
COG
womanh"d' a. - W." Known -l'-
wedding aud st mis- proper proVerhia'
season nor, aha, ever whom thsre can
4.-.,... ,.,.,-s,s ~
IT. ''" ~
To4ts nnd dinners ana dances. ana one
und.s dcd attention may be given 20 tae
charms OF feminine condolences what
,-4,,a 900. 10. t,..r.4 ,,o-. l,r-,+f.i tbsn
t"e NA''p'i-4 s''. f''
aso. which nobody o1t you must Nn""
just yetr or The astonishing news your
best friend heard from somebody else.
,yhoh,s 81. from one who know. and which
1900 ...... .,.,-,..,s,. ,b., 30
s''"e
comes o4i or reese OF an. "h's' '''-'
MAJ meetings. oi ihr eject - N"'i" "''
revealed. as the appointed hour draws
r,xh. the wonder sad eorler ~ q dainty
tr0lssssu clothes ana clothes au4
,Iot1c--more eUtrarciua o. tliE season
than al any other. when one may COM
b.nc che sfsl4 property ot winter. me
seberness @; autumn. me i.Noa'F ~
summer. and me caqueiIt ot siflhs
"Misses' the raIe that relate
This lesson seems 20 carry
Choose not alone proper mate
But proper time 20 marry"
An event a,out which mucl cordial In
t.r..t .-ertsr4 Is tHe approtehinr webbing
% Miss Mars White and Mr- Arthur
Poverty Elliott Wh.ch viii be celebrated
an
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04

a decided contradiction. and the gl-,sr
statement that she thinks the words 4
some OF the coon songs just beautiful
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-04
LADIES' CORSETS,
st. Julian and Whitaker s

The new Paris shapes, the low bust, straight front
and long hip models the stylish effects in white black
pink blue and drab Corsets priced lower than elsewhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Minneapolis Central Union is opposed
"a hn.. .cLlir.> ~ Sl1nta.. r.L.r-tn..

Minneapolis Central Union is opposed
to beer selling Ut sunday pIcuics.
For miles along the Pennsylvania Rail-
road tracks and for many miles in other
localities there stretch long lines OF coke
furnaces, blazing up into the night ali
through the year. Above each oven top
The flames burn fiercely-bliiions OF horse
power in the shape Of heat going to waste
absolutely With proper management,
those ovens could be located near great
cities, the heat now wasted could gen.
crate power for street cars or public heat
ing or other useful purposes. and the cost
OF living be reduced 70 millions OK families
Beyond the coke ovens on that same rai:<
road you Will often see burning, some huge
pile OF logs-w0rn-out railroad ties that
are of no use and must be gotten rid Of
Rolling BIZ the fire. hour after hour ara
long trains OF empty freight cars. going
TO take on loads Those empty cars could
take the huge logs to the cities in winter.
How many poor families could thus bs
kept warm cheapiy. All over the country
this summer thousands of tons OF fruits
and vegetables will rot on the ground.
because it does not pay 10 send them 10
town. There are empty cars rolling past
the wasted orchards, ard. II no empty
cars are there, ears could easily Be rad.
How simple I, would be TO carry .t.
wasted gi.,s OF Ged 10 ,Es people WHO
need them.-Sew York Evening Journal.
A reception was given by the wonaa.s
Club. OF Denver. for the purpose Of show
ing what articles OF use and luxury are
manufactured In that city AID "a s,inu,ats
home industry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
RUNNING MATES.
Question Whether There Shall he
One or Two.


LINCOLN. NEB., July THE question
whether w. j. Bryan is to have one or
two running mates is expected TO be set
tied ut a conference that is to be held at
his home tomorrow with. Charles A
Towne and other Democratic and Populst
leaders.
Mr.. Towne was expected to reach In
coin this evening. but up TO late hour
he had not arrived. With him arc George
Fred. Williams, of Massachusetts, and
Willis Abbott. 1t is thought Mr.. ToWne
will remain until TUESDAY, when VICE
Presidential Candidate Stevenson IS eX-
pected. Chairman Jones will also propa-
bly, be here.
The day following, three fusion parties
in Nebraska hold their State nominating
conventions here, and the Democratic
leaders will be urged to remain and ad-
dress the delegates.
Mr. Bryan was very much provoked 10
read to-day a fictitious interview with ms
ffteen-year-old daughter, Ruth who was
attending the convention at Kansas tlty-
The purported Interview is a, lengthy one,
and covers persons and public questions.
Mr. Bryan said that OCCASIONALLY he was
misrcpresented himself as other pubic
men are. but he thought the children
ought to be spared.
The interview. Mr.. Bryan said, was en-
tirely without foundation. Congressman
Sulzer was one of to-nieht's arrivals from
Kansas City. He called on Mr.. Bryan.
Following the Montana delegation. which
formed the advance guard OF those return
ing from the Kansas City Convention. there
was q steady procession to the home OF Mr..
Bryan during the day. The greatest dem
onstraton of the day occurred this after
noon when the Nebraska Travelling Men 5
BRYAN Club, which has just returned from
Kansas CITY. called on the candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
VISITED Mr.. BRYAN.
He Got Up Before Daylight to Speak tC
Montana Delegation.

LINCOLN. NEB., July THE influx Of
Democrats paying their respects to VIM.
j. Bryan on their return from the Kan
;as CITY Convention. began before day
break to-day. The Montana delegation be-
fore daylight marched to the Bryan home
accompanied by band.
The house was dark, but Mr. Bryan
was aroused and made d. speech He said
the Montana delegation still seemed to
have plenty of enthusiasm. He apologized
for not meeting them at the depot. saying
he had been up for a number Of nights
reading bulletins OF the convention. es-
pecially during the committees discussion
over the platform
He was glad to know, he said, that the
delegates were more in earnest than him
self
Later the Jacksonian Club, of Omaha,
called on the presidential candidate. Other
delegations are expected during the after
noon Mr. Bryan does not expect TO be
able to give out any part of his campaign
plans for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
SPORTS AT LAKESIDE.
Good Scores Made at Trap Shoot
ing.

Good Scores Made at Trap Shoot
ing.
The sports al LAKESIDE attracted a large
crowd yesterday afternoon. Every car
carried a load OF people. who were anx-
ions 10 escape the heat of the city. The
fo1low.ng is the score of the tnp-shooting:
DuBrar, 81. Collins. %: Stearns. %; Young.
%: Tgnor. 3S; Saunders. 81: Smith. ls; w.
il. Blair S: w II. Coiqutt, 81: Hammond.
IS: ". j.. Boyd. Sc; ]. D. Blair. Il: Percy
Rosher, "A: a. IS. Blair. "a; 7. X Par
IRISH, ..
Mr., DuBrsy. of Parker Brothers. Bos-
Ton. and Mr. Collins, of the Dupont Pow
der Company, We're the guests OF the club.
Golf IS as popular as ever. and the links
were filled with enthusiastic sportsmen.
Among the PLAYERS were Mrs. md Mr..
: Ahram Warwick and Mr.. Guy Davis,
.Messrs. Mayo, Rinford. CABOT and Tower.
aIiss Epps and Mr.. Wingo, Messrs. Joynes
and ". II. Palmer.Jr.:: Messrs. Baylor Hill,
r. c. Wcrthsm. Jr.. and Elierson: Messrs.
Charles T Williams. Broome and Townes;
Mr.. Murray Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
,,ended bv the General Executive Board
- +ba brotherhood for violation OF It's

doa hv the General Executive Board
~ the brotherhood for violation OF It's
constitution. nj
Brook1yn Electrical Workers Union. NO
> for an Increased wage scale or ii
a,y has not yet been abandoned by the
Union. 5or44d the
,;r-h+l to,Ir system in the boiler and cleo
trics1 denartments of the University. Both
aansr+ments are kept working day and
nigbt and the twenty-four men employ
ed have been kept at work Il hours et Eden,
When President Low learned that suci,
vas the case he ordered the men pldseo
an e;ght-hour shifts without any reduc-
ton in pay. He also. ordered the lo1ee
increased one-third al once
The boot and shoemakers unions OF the
Pacific coast have started another cru
SADIE against Monaghan labor ana III Ia
yor of home industry.
Electricity has just been applied 10 the
making of cigarettes and cut TOBACCO:
With the result that 10000 cigarettes ana
( ofa mounds OF cut tobacco were pfoduc-
ed in one minute. Hundreds OF haho-
workers will be displaced
On recent Sunday 10000 Socia lse
leaflets were scattered over Berlin ara rs
suourbs.
The TOXIC Labor World says that the
factory system OF japan is Simply
s!aughtering house OF human beings
Managers OF New York Hebrew the
aires have organized. They will not er:i-
pIoy union actors. and the scale of wages
viii range from s14 to IS a week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Chased Chinese Peddlcr.

CHICAGO July IA crowd Of angry
Geruan farmers, living in and about Niles,
seven miles west OF Evanston. in order -
avecse the death of the German ambassa-
dor in China, attempted violence tonight
on a, Chinese peddler They chased the man
witt. pitchforks and other agricultural i'm
plemcnts. but he escaped into the woods at
Norwood Park.
The place was surrounded by the pur-
suers. but after an hours search the pur-
suit was given up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
PENSNY GETS LIONS SHARE.
American Athletes Win Honors OF
English Soil.


LONDON, July American athletes
to-day won eight out of thirteen amateur
events for the championship of Great
Britain. The Amateur Athletic -Associa-
ton championship games were held at
Stamford Bridge. and as the Americans
only competed in twelve of the events
they won all but four of the contests in
which they took part.
''Old Penn" got the lions share. secur-
ing the high jump the hurdles. the long
Jump and the pole vault. The New York
Athletic Club ran her close second,
winning the putting the weights, the ham
mer throwing and the quarter-mile run
while Arthur Duffy. of Georgetown Uni
versity. won the 100-yard dash. Princeton
University secured second place IN the
1no-yard dash and the high jump while
Chicago University secured second place
in the quarter-mile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08


CHICAGO. July 7.-Boston stopped
Chicagos winning streak to-day by pound
ing Callahan all over the titlu. Attend
ance. 4,0vo.
score by innings: r. H. Z.
f,h;caso. ....O210o oO1o-4 IL /
Boston. o 00O3 OIL Oil 10
Batteres-Calahan and Donahue: Mich
olas and Clark Umpire-O'Day. Time. ZIP.
Brooklyn. 9: Cincinnati, 5.
CINCINNATI. July brooklyn made
three straight to-day by hard hitting. At
tendance, 2,590.
Score by innings: X IL T..
Cincinnati. -. 0 1 3 o 0 01-3 10 }
Brooklyn -. 0 o. 6 20 o1-9 IA
Batteries-Br Scott and PETIT;
Howell and Farrell. Umpire-Emsie.
Time, EOS.
piusburg, 4; New York, 3.
PIT-BURG, PA, July 7.-Pittsburs
won /. sleepy. tedious game by d lucky
hit in the ninth inning. Attendance, 400
Score by innings: X H. T.
PIT sh,,rr o1O02oO Oh. 10 5
New York oO0oO3O 0o-3 3
Battres-Philippi and thinner; Hawley
and Warner Umpire-Swartwoo Time.
1:5o.
ST. Louis, 10: Philadelphia, 6.
ST. LOUIS, July st Louis Won the
game in the first two innings by slaughter
ing Berna-d's curves. Attendance. $500.
score. r. II. e.
ST. Louis. 240o13 10 y 4
philadelphia .0a2 % o02O o. y ?
Batteries-Jones and Cruger; Bernard,
Mclaughlin and Mcfarland. Time-2:2o.
Umpirc-Hurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
JAPAN READY.
One Division VIII Be Immediately
Dispatched to China

LONDON, July THE Japan Minister,
IIako Takaali, received IL disritch from
Toxic this morning giving rs govern
nent's reply to Great Britains question
as TO whether, with the consent OF the
other Powers, Japan is willing to SEND
the large reinforcements to China. Japan
replied that she was prepared to carry
out the suggestion, and TINT che division
would be dispatched Immediately
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
SIX LIVES LOST.
The Yacht IdIer Capsized and Sunk
During Il SQualj.

CLEVELAND, @, July During a
free suuaM this aft moon the yacht Idler,
owned by John and James Corrigan, was
capsized and sunk six miles off this port
and six lives lost.
Following are the names of those
drowned:
Mrs. James Corrigan, wife of the we'll
known vessel owner; Miss Ida Corrisan,
Miss Jane Corrisan, Mrs, Charles Riley.
all daughters of James Corrigan: Miss Eta
Corrigan, daughter of Captain john Corri-
gan and an infant daughter of Mrs. Riley.
The only survivor OF the passengers is
Mrs. John Corrigan. She and six men of
the crew were picked up by a fish tug and
brought to the harbor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
YIN. Moonlight Excur sion
Tuesday, July 10, 8:i5 ?. M.

The Y. NJ. c. A. will conduct its second
Moonlight Excursion TUESDAY NICHE
INV 10th. at SO o'clock. The Pocahon,
tas viii carry a jolly crowd; the moon
WIN be almost full.
Refreshments will be served. ,,cr,-
az, Me at the Building on or before TUES
DAY. $50 P NJ. Non-members, can II Sc
cure tickets as long. as the supply lasts
gentlemen, .,vc.; ladies. &c So.
Tbs associa ton holds the record Tor
mis- season, and will have a tighter hold
unon it next Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
SHOT IN LEFT LEG.
Philip Taylor the Vic,im-Had Two
Fingers Cut Off.

Phillip Taylor. a negro man. was shot
4, ,he left leg by an unknown person
While on Broad between Fourth and Fifth
streets shortly after 10 o'clock last night
The unknown man escaped. Taylor was
rented by DR.. Gills and the bullet was
extracted.
The ambulance was called yesterday as
als p. NJ, to No. 4os North First Street,
10 attend Thomas Jones tcolored), who
had an epileptic fit. He WAS treated by
Or. ellis and left.
to trea, Sarah Cosby, eolored woman,
who had so.,en into tight and was badly
beaten. Dr.. ellis sewed UP her wounds
and left her.
4:3o P. NJ. to Locomotive Works, to at
tend James Dalham. who had TWO fingers
cut off. He was treated and taken home