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THE TIMES COMPANY.
WALTER sTILsoN HUTCHiSs,
aug IL. President
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
color Line aud WINS Hotel.

New York Letter IN Baltimore sun.
Hartwen s. Green. colored. shipping
.Ierl sought 10 recover 500 from d ..
Mills. proprietor Of the Mills Hotel. IN
Bieec4er street. on the allegation that
10 has been disseminated against be
cause OF his color on Feb. lf las, when
ne entered the hotel restaurant xvi
dence was introduced denying that any
discrimination was made against the
Young man and Justice Roesch, befoi .
whom the cnsc was tried. In the Seventh
District Municipal Court. decided IN favor
~ Mr. Mills
Green j. "a graduate OF che Georgia
state College and has been one year IN
mo New York Law school lie intends
20 return South and prsaiice law. and
until he can complete his studies he Is
earning IA living a. shipping clerk He
went 10 the restaurant with Louis G.
Rettaliate on the dAte mentioned and
after his pate 81 soup was brought Mrs.
Mary Russell. the head waitress. removed
il TO another table over which hung "A
sign These tables arc reserved for en-
pioyes only Green protested that he
was no, an empioye OF the place and
would not SIT shere. wheraupon he was
told he could leave. He had some words
with the cashier and testified that he
was pushed out. while his friend was per-
mitted 20 finish his meal. He admitted
that nobody refused to serve him at any
other table.
Justice Roesch said he was convinced
that Green could have been served there
II he wanted 10; that the failure TO serve
aim was duo 20 his own behavior.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
For sale BY all leading Dry Goods Stores.

chimney gets over its sllks and resumes
business on rs own account.
Sewing machines are as subject TO
Mysteries a. woman. and have spells,
when they can neither be- reasoned with
nor |coerccd into doing their duty There's
70 use IN sending for q doctor. Just lei
en- alone ana they Will have Il ont by
themselves and bob up serenely the
next dav. ready 10 20 20 sewing again
Razors so on a strike. as any barber will
ten YOU. and positively refuse 20 work
any longer than a union day. Only people
who wear spectacles can realize the deep
acndlsh malovcnt delight they take
IA hiding themselves away 10 secret
places. where you never put them, and
would never dream ~ looking
In this wicket world 81 things. how
ever. there has been one article that M
always been booked upon a. beyond re-
preach and above suspicion-tne bayar
sans peur % sans reproche % inanhmate
things This Is .he halrpin Humble ana
in-onsplcuous. vet invaluable, its modesty
seemed only exceeded by its worth. ana
s., % Is a distinct shock 70 find & fgur-
ing IN the police news as an accessory
~ crime. and 20 learn thai talented
Young man who was arrested last week
"a 81 Louis for robbery attributes his
downfall TO the evi influence Of hair
Din In his early boyhood. he says his
mother locked him uo in a closet In de-
spair he threw himself on the floor. where
his hand came in contact with hairpin-
The hatrpin suggested 20 him 70 pick
.he lock. lie did 50. and escaped but,
alas, he had formed the lock-picking habit
mat mas now landed him In the Pent-
tertiary. But for the oorrup'ins associa-
ton of tho hairpin he Is confident ne
would have been an honest and honora-
BILE citizen.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

tae iape. Of hcr coat ana disclosed 20
view shield aH be ~ policeman
badge Then She called her witness. %
whom tle magistrate sfid.
Whars yoII name
william Mckinley replied the wit
ness Dr. william Mckinney" He con-
ruIed io talk. 'Th.F man jenkins "a a
scourIrei and fool He - a bam-
h.ozIef'
"Is hc mineralosist as 'he says he
o. asked tho fnaEistrate
jenkins is absolutely and iucompatihly
nothing" responded Dr. Mckinley.
And are yoI faith doctor. tor in
qlfs1 one ~ the lawyer
should say h. g. nl',' Interrupt 4
jenkins "He b Wet lndian ngs.r.
enough sald"
~ take that os saracitous compll-
mert" said ur Mckinley. suaFely. For
all West Indiau negroes are gents
Then jenkins told onr rambling tale
Of how he had been cheated iu regard 20
tAe maidstone lie Said that. during the
o.. soaatious for the charm, the iema
detective had sent him postal card that
read a. follows:
king Solomon. Care OF Dr. Jenkins. 2i)
Sixth Avenue will break the article at
81 b. %. Gail tomorrow ana clos the
deal WIN expect you. Lee
After tuat. ac ordinE G., his story. many
mI-slvcs passed between them. BE got
the stone She stole 10 back again
why Judge. please Your Hono-.' saii
tla plaintiff. II tried every way IN ne
world 10 get u back I even made love 20
this woman ] told her ! would jump III
the highest house DO New York Cor ner.
Or Mckinley testified that jenkins had
said De was going 90 eut chip on the
stone ana sell them al fancy prices. 90 as
TO make G9n The magistrate dismiss
the ease telling jenkins that. " ne want-
"a a remedy. he would have 20 Institute
q civil suit.
Do was learned that jenkins house. a.
go sixth avenue. was very remarkable
place In DTS office. 20 called, there IS
maute that las tae share Of an owl,
ana back % the man q. against the wall,
is q large letter - OF q cabanstic mold.
Behind the G. is an ohel.ak IN which the
man says De keeps his 800 secrets. Ally
birthday is in May" be says. so I am
both o Mavson ana q Mason
Recently Or jenkins wrote a letter 70
President Mckinley. IN which he demand
"a Of the Treasury Department a billion
dollars for work done by ncgIo slaves be-
fore tho war. and threatened. ia case the
President refused the demand. 20 turn the
earth upside down and have II hurled into
the SUM- The text OF the letter o.:
Dear Sir. In obedience 10 an order ana
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
How ChicaRo Women walk.

why do club and society women walk
ungraoefully2f was asked OF tho Chicago
South side Club. ana some OF the an
8wers were:
only one woman in twenty-five walks
we'll. said Miss Susanne Cocroft OF the
university extension Of physical culture.
They STAND a. such dreadful angles"
only one woman In hftv. and Il Is be-
cause they DO not know how 70 wear thcir
corscts. they cannot adjust them 20 their
forms" came from Mrs. Frank l. Cor
don.
only one woman in ten" said Mrs
Frederick l. Fake. Women. especially
club ard society women. initiate 50 They
bur esque tho artistic"
They can't ab walk like Mrs Potter
Palmer. why. she just gliaes" whispered
a pretty girl with auburn hair
They're careless. Sometimes I think
they're almost lazy they think they are
more comfortable " they walk with sunk
en- chests and stomachs thrown out" was
put by Miss Bessie Case.
"Women-nearly all OF them-wcar i'm
possible shoes aud walk on their heels"
declared Mrs. John j. Sherman.
Miss Cro-rof, continued; Chicago wo-
men don't use tlc right muscles In w1lk-
ins. It seems as II they are propelled by
windmill gestures with tho arms Their
necks are crancd. their chins extended
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
SIXTEEN YEARS on As ERRAND.
White Has Just Returned With the
nag of Flour.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Syracuse. Nov. H.-Freieriok White OF
coventry. has returned to his home after
an absence Of sixteen years. one day IN
tbs epr.ng Of 1854 his wife sent him 90 the
store. a short way on TO buy bag OF
dour. saying:
"Don't come home without that -four.
dear"
White promised 20 do as she requested,
and starred on That was the Hest seen
81 him until yesterday, when he returned
carrying "a sack % -four on his shoulder.
Here's your -four. Maria" ne said. II
dldnt forget 81.
white had been supposed 70 be dead
but 81 seems that he had been In the
West. where he has acquired considerable
property He Will return and take his
wife back with him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

and have an the natural brightness pos
siN Etciy week me Parama Steamship
Company sends messenger boys 90 its
90 o. a. tally me disrcharge 10 banana
cargo. This 81 really clerical work. ana
tseyer hoys are selected. The banks en-
ploy large numbers u boys 10 collie
coupons. and it ls remarkable now few
have been the losses
r The messenger boy who travels far on
erraudz 90 great or l4t.le moment has be-
come rather familiar. Sm.tn. tho American
District boy who lourncycd 20 Pretoria
ard delivered a more OF less comforting
message 90 President krugcr who re-
celNcl him iu state as though an ar-
credited Representative o. thc American
nation. has ha,l au international u0iouetl.
lie ia 3 iad v.lth ara open. ingenious, md
even reuncl face. and is TOW clerk
for the company az 40. lfo Broadway.
But The messenger loy VINO has been
made mort Of for bong iouruey.ng is
william DAVIS sent from Lonaou 10 Chl-
cago wlsh an engagement r.nE Jag-ers
was fe.e1 ana photographed from NeW
York to the Western metropolis ana uaeh
again. and Do won on tis merits. Tor
he was universally pronounced 0n exc
traoriiuurilv "cufe' little Cockney ian.
40 was only th.risen-two years young
err than sm-h Since then Henry Mc-
Calmont. " D. AMI racing macuaio has
dispatched across 'the pond with a
message 20 his sister ln this country.
james Elsey. so. Ills % London. Tie
WIS nicknamcd "Jargers H." The chair
man of the London company in each oi
these instances wrote an AUTOGRAPH let-
ter Of thank Tor attenti0ns TO the lads
70 the MANAGER o. the American District
Messenger Company here.
Wed Ike to protect our boys from
unsuitable employment" said supertn-
tendent Shelton. MANAGER Of the mes
scngcr department 81 the American Dis
trict I'le <raph Company. but % Is
practicable 20 set-up any safeguard.
when a messenger boy IS wanted. we
can only furnish him. ANY one can APP
preciate tnat we could not question
applicants Bes.les they would. of
course. deceive uf. u they had motive"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
THE OYSTERS GUARDIAN.
Tiny Crab We Sometimes see an
strv.-CurIous stories About n.

Strv@-CurIous stories About &C.
From the Scientific American.
This little crab. which We know a. the
oyster crab, is about the size and shape
of a pea. resembling somcwha. bleach
"a out spider. In Europe II is called the
pea-crab. where 81 Is rarely seen except
by naturallsiH. for there Il is not eaten
by those who like oysters. while IN this
country IL IS well known. as We often see
Il floating upon the surface OF an oyster
stew IL IS common on our coast. not only
in oysters, but also In muscles and seal
iops
Tho name Washington crab has been
suggested by some for the oyster crab.
a. 81 was considered a great delcacy by
our iluat President.
The crab has been known 20 uaturalists
from the earliest times o. history, and the
lively lmaeinations Of writes on natural
history have woven a curious network OF
stories about the life and home OF this
modest little animal
Aristotle. the Greek. ana plluy the Ro-
man. uatugallsts believed that "a definite
relation or Hnderst andIng existed between
the shell nsh and It's little ledger, and
even went 20 far as 20 say that death
would be the result II the crab should de-
sert SIS host. The watchful crab. living
within the home OF the dun and STUPID
oyster. on seeing small fish approach.
would wait until one more bold than the
rest OF his companions vcnturcd within
the open shell. then gently nipping the
oyster. tho doors would be closed and the
nsh hcId/a prisoner Thereupon the two,
the hose AMI his guest, would feed a.
leisure upon the body OF the venturesome
lsh.
A very beautiful. arrangement between
these two-the blind and the lame-and a
very pretty compact-hui the cold eve OF
sclencc saw that biyalvcs do not feed up
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
SHE FOOLED THE WISE MAN.
"son of solomon and Grandson or
David" Dipped by Negroes.

From the New York Times
Il am the masterpiece OF all reality"
said d. II jenkins. negro. a so-called
doctor. to Magistrate Brann in the Jemer-
son Market Court yesterday morning. lie
had summoned TO court a negress, Edith
Lee. whom no accused OF swindling him
by selling him a spurious maidstone.
Il am the son OF Solomon. and tho
grandson OF King David" continued the
doctor" ''My mission on earth Is 70
completely tho ihirty-four,h degree Of
Masonry have nine thousand secrets in
my room al home"
jenkins lives ~ 80 sixth avenue. Tic
saws that the Lee woman. who IS a pri-
vate detective and has license, sold him
a piece OF iron ore and declared .t 90 be
a magic stone. that he paid her 50 on ac-
count. promising another 50, and thar the
woman slipped the stone out 81 his hand
and refused 20 give e back to him until
the remainder Of the cash was paid. lie
succeeded In getting the charm from her.
but when he tried 20 use IL curing his
patients ne discovered that Il was only
ordinary iron ore which had been made
TO look like peculiar stone By some blue
paint smeared on it.
what are you. anyway asked the
maRistrate.
Il am a curist." was tho reply Il know
the ancient secret Of. diseases
What DO You do With them? Do you
blow them away
NO. follow the method OF the Grst
doctor"
who was he7'
''He was the Lord answered Jenkins.
81 have discovered this secret. I need no
medicines. Medicines ore only go years
old I know that because am a seicn-
Ast
Here the Lee woman Interrupted lie
"a a fake doctor" she cried ''rhe Couu-
~ Medical Society Is after him
Whercupon jenkins counsel asked the
accused n she had license a. a private
detective, ana she Ia reply threw opsn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

?. T. =. 4 wonderful medicine: Il gives
an appetite. It invigorates and strength
ems. +. L. =. cures rheumatism and al
pains la the side. back aud shoulders
knees, hips. wrists and joints p. p. p.
cures syphilis Ia all is various stases.
old ulcers, sores and kidney complaint p
z. =. cures catarrah. eczema ervsipslas
all skin diseases and mercurial poinsoninr
J. =. i. cures dyspepsia, chronic female
complaints and oroken-down oonstitutioo
and loss q manhood p. +. F.. the best
blood purlncr OF the age, has made more
permanent cures than an other h.ood ~
edies. Lippman Bros. sole proprletors
savannah. Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
CONTRARY INASIM.TE THINGS.
Dcprayed Collar Buttons, Lost spec
tacIes, aud Chairs That Collapse.

From the New Orleans Picayune.
one ~ the mysteries that nobody has
ever satisfactorily explained IS the de-
prayity Of inanlmate things. We need a
kind Of moral Sir Isaac Newton 20 take
this subject up and discover what IS the
attraction OF gravtation towards inlquL
tiese that always prompts a collar button 10
roll under the bureau and that makes
bread fan on tho buttcrcd side. II locke
Ike g ought 10 be just dead easy for a
chair or table or stool to be good and
keep on doing its duty in the sphere or
lie 10 which Il has pleased Providence
and the furniture maker TO call 81. with
out any human lapses OF virtue by tse
way. but Il is't
Every body has had experience with de-
ceitful chairs that iured them INTO sitting
down on them just in order 20 collapse
and bring cosfusion on hnshfuI man.
q tables that went out OF their way 20
they would trip you M. while a three
legged stool as % first aid 60 profanity.
has no equal on this sinful earth A clock
viii sit upon the mante shelf. with face
so open and honest and innocen. Il would
take IN Sherlock Holmes himself and lie
10 you'by the hour. We an know houses
where we got a giad hand ana a warm
welcome" from the door mat ard the
marble heart from the people who owned
O.. and on whom We never should have
dreamed Of calling but Tor their hypoeriu-
cal door mat.
Nobody will pretend that Il s. anything
but temper that makes chimneys smoke
They will behave like angels for months
and months. and then suddenly without
rhyme or reason. they begin spou'lng SCOT
and sulphur until they turn everything
into a realistic study OK the Inferno You
send for q man. who comes ana p-ics
and pokes and breaks the States on the
roof and sends you IN a bin for $50
but nothing does any good until the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
THUNDERBoLT scHEDtTLr-

, Commencing az 100 q. n. car leaves
Bolton street junction every 30 minutes
until 200 p. m. after which time car
leaves every 10 minutes.
Commencing at 7.a0 a. m. car leaves
Thunderboit for Bolton street junction
every - minutes until 2.25 p. m. after
which time car leaves every 10 minutss
The l0-minute schedule Is maintained a.
long as travel warrants H.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
MONTGOMERY

THUNDERBOLT AND ISLE OF HOPE
Commencing az 800 p. m. car leaves
Thunderbolt every hour for Isle Of Hope
until 500 p. m.
Commencing az $50 p. m. car leave,
Isle OF Hope every hour for Thunder.
bolt until $50 p. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

used for children ieethine. \, so,,bss 80
cnld s"iiens tho gums. auays an main
cures wind colo. ana is the hes, rsn,e5y
ior Diafrnoea- Twenty AVE cents a bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
bIE c0RGliI0a C0uld !
Have Been No Verse.


! decided 90 Try S s s,
but fuust confess ! had
little faith left IN any
medicine After taking
thcthird bottle I noticed
a change "a my condi.
ton This was truly en-.
eoaraging aud I deter.
mined % give S S. 5. 3
thorough trial Prom
fhattine onthetmprove.
mrnt was rapid s. S. S.
seemed 20 have the dis
case completely under
control The sores aud
ulcers healed and ] wa
soon free from all signs
Of thc disorder l have
ts~en sfFouNaud healthy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
WEST END

The nrst car leaves for West End AZ
10 a. m. and every 20 minutes thereafter
until II % a. m. after which a car runs
in each direction every % minutes until
midnight.
r. VI. LOTION. Gen Mgr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Abbo'ts East india Corn Paint cures
every time. It takes on the corn; no main.
cures warts ana hunions and Is conceded
druggists I'D ~ ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

mercury, potash or other mineral poison.
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This disease. with full directions for self
treatment. We charge nothing for medk
cal advice cure yourself at home.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
when The
Hair Falls

EAHsE swollen glands, aching muscles
UgNt and bones, the disease IS making
rapid Roadway, and far worse
symptoms will follow unless the blood 10
promptly and effectually cleansed Of this
violent destructive poison.
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cure for this disease. the only anudote
for this specific poison. II cures the
worst cases thoroughly and permanently.
No Condition Could 9 d !Ss 's S 81 ss
Poison. tTicd
HAVE Keen No W0PEe three doctors but
their treatment
did me 10 good I was getting worse all the
time nay hair came out. ulcers appeared In my
throat aud mouth. my body was almost covered
with copper coiofed spotches and offensive
sores i suffered severely from rheumatic pains
~ my shoulders and arms My cundition could
have been no worse only those afflicted IS / was
can understand my suiferngs I had about
lost az hope q ever being wen again wheB
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

is the only purely vege-
table blood purifier
k nown. 81, 600 Is
offered for proof that
il contains a particle Of
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

been strong aud healthy ever since
4 W. sMlrn. Loek nox eiI Nohleavilie. In
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

The foundation or the outer wall had
heen made level with a mortar OF adobe.
uuon which was imposed the mason
,,s,rk ~ min nat sandstone slabs. un-
dressed on edge and surface. making a
vsnu about aftecn inches thick from the
floor 20 the roof a. the cave. over inc
rough surface on the stone wall. inside
and oft "a smooth coating Of mud had
been plastcred. which showed the plain
imprint OF tqe builders hands The sizo
d these landmarks upsets the theory
that the cilf-dwellers were q race Of men
~ diminutive proportions. Entrance 20
the fret chamber was had by smaller
aperture. three by four feet. designed by
the original occupant as door Through
this opening Lowell with the floor within.
O'Tuoie crawicd into rectangular room
MEASURING eiwht feet by twelve. Inside
the foor was buried ugdcr three feet 81
sand. rubbish. and guauo % birds and
bats. which showed 10 evidence o. former
exploration.
After digging TO The aooT near she door
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
s.. l. al OF A RT AND Gs2Ri

For Isle OF Hope. Thunderbolt Montrsr.
cry. Cattle Park and West End
Subject 20 change without notice
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-27

5 TnE New York Herald has made a
careful poll in order to ascertain
what the vote of Greater New York
viii be. 1t was made by mailing
answer postal cards 10 the voters on
last years poll lists, and WAS alb
,vlutrly secret Ths method Of
lortcasting the result was followed
By The Herald in 1896 with salts
factory results. It's postal card poll
inihat year showed that Mckinley
would carry the state by plurality
If 2G0,0O0. He received 26S, 900.
Should the results deducted from
the canvass prove as accurate as
those obtained in 1896, it is evident
that the Republican plurality in the
state will be larger than any of the
political prophets have yenturcd to
predict And it must be borne in
mind that the Herald does not
speculate, but reports upon actual
titles. and that its forecasts in form
er years have proved invariably and
,inguiarly correct.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-27
First pub. Oct. 8; last Nov, II. 1900.
OIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
- BARAGA, IN CHANCERY.


Charles d. Hanchette, Complainant,
vs..
John Bendry, Josephine Byers,
Georgia Ibbotson and Lizzie
Bendry, Defendants
In pursuance of decretal order of the
Court OF Chancery, made in the above cause
will be sold under the direction OF the
subscriber, at public auction,at the front door
Of the Court House, in the village of L'Anse,
In said county, Oh Monday, the 10Th day OF No.
vember, "A ID. 1900. at ten o'clock A. NJ. all
those certain premises, to-wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty-three $3.50, In township ffty-one
(5D, north, OF range thirty-three (33), west,
excepting ten acres, described by metes and
bounds. heretofore sold by John Hoar. and a
parcel OF land in sections thirty.three and
thirty-four (33 and 3i), township hfty-one (5)
north, of range thirty-three C,3). west, des-
cribed follows viz: Commencing at "a
point in the north boundary line of section
thirty-four $50, one hundred and twenty-four
l2D feet east OF the northwest corner OF said
section thirty four (3); thence south two
hundred and forty-seven tsi7l feet. more or
less, following the west line OF the right-of. way
of the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic railway
company to the land owned by james j. Byers,
thence west to the county road known as the
HouRhton and L'Anse road; thence north,
following the east line OF the said county road.
to the north boundary line of sections thirty
three and thirty'four CS3 and 3D, and thence
east to the place of beginning, be sold at pub
lie auction at the front door OF the Court
House la the village of L'Anse, to the highest
and best bidder provided that said bid upon
each piece or parcel shall be equal TO at least
one.half OF the valuation put upon the same,
rs shown by the report OF the Commissioners,
heretofore appointed by the Court. which sale
five (2o) per cent. OF the amount bid to be paid
In cash At the time OF the sale and the balance
PHILIP r. McKERNAN,
Special Commissioner.
DCNsTAN a HANCHETfE,
Solicitors for Complainant.