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The age-herald., 1900-05-13

FOR SALES splendid 2-story brick stores on lots 25x10O each, close in on South 2Oth street, improvements worth the price asked and ground would be cheap at sin buildings and ground can be sold for s15000 easy terms. Smith & Stillman. 20 Fist street.
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BRILLIANT OPENING-Men and women to appoint agents, travelling and local $75 month, expenses; permanent, genteel work; references Stafford Press Co.,, New Haven Conn. 4-15-sun-6t
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HI r- resident alternating electric current has been discontinued during the day for the winter. It will start again when the next fan season opens. The Consolidated Electric Light Go 9-29-tf
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INDEPENDENTLY wealthy young wo- man desires to marry at once would as- sist good. kind husband financially. Ad- dress Miss Dora," 3903 West Bell Place, St. Louis, Mo-
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MISCELLANEOUS

OPIUM, Morphine. Whsky-If interes ted in
 the cure of these habits write for my book on these diseases. Mailed free. B. M. Woolley, M D., Atlanta, Ga. l2-31-sun-26t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two very large and very handsome pier mirrors. Apply to L. G. Pettyjohn, 1S261s Sd avenue. 4-22-Sun-thur-tf
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRIT are selling this month 50 Caligraph Machines at $20 and s25 each; manufacturers price, SS5 and $100. F. s. Webster Co.,. 3l5 Broad way, N. Y.
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PERSONAL

MORPHINE-Opium Iaudanum, cocoaine habit; myself cured; will inform you of harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs. Baldwin, Box 12l2 Chicago. 3-25-sun-tf
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AGENTS-Do you want a solid gold-laid watch guaranteed for 20 years? If so, now is your opportunity to secure one. We give one free a premium to any one for selling IS pieces of our handsome jewelry for 10c each; Tegular price 25c each). Simply send your name and ad- dress; we will send you the IS pieces of iewelry postpaid. When sold send us the s1.S0, and we will send you the handsome watch. We trust you. and will take back all you cannot sell. We propose to give away these watches simply to advertise our business. No catch-words in this ad- vertisement. We mean just what we say, and allow a cash commission if pre- ferred. You require no capital while working for us. Address Safe Watch Co.,, P. O. 1S0. New York.
 g, ,600-New 7-room house and lot on 20th street. north 100 yards of Central Park B. F. Eborn.
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WE HAVE something that interests you regarding Cuba and will make you big money. Write for information. Cuban Commercial Co.,, 38 Wall St., New York. AGENTS make s75.00 a month and ex- penses; a lady cleared sS each day in March circular free. Electrical Medical Garter Works, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MARRY-Send Pc for monthly matrimonial paper; wealthy patrons established F years MT. and Mrs. Drake 155 E. Wash ington St.. Chicago. 5-13-sun-4t
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-An experienced mine foreman . for coal mine. Address with references.
 Box S29, Bessemer, Ala. 5-S-tf
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s1,S5O-5Ox140, with 7-room house, Sd ave two and one-half blocks of courthouse B. F. Eborn, 106 north Fist street.
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TROLLEY RIDE-Beneft of South High lands Presbyterian church, Friday night, May IS. Starts Ii Om church 7:30 o'clock. Ice cream and cake at East Lake, Tick cts 25 cents. 5-13-3t
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WANTED-Position by an experlenced bookkeeper and office man; best of ref eTences furnished. Address T., care Age Herald. 5-6-tf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
oGLErHoRPEs ON TmE RANGE.
Company VIII Hold It's Annual Rine
Contest This Afternoon.

The annual rifle contest Of the ogle-
thorpe Lght Infantry will be- held this
afternoon at the range. The company will
assemble az the nrmory al 2.80 O'Clock. IN
campaign uniform. Il r. expected that
there will be a fun attendance Of mem
bers. a. the contests always inspire them
with interess. Medals and cash prizes Will
be competed for.
The success OF the Oglethorpcs IN the
state rifle contest some days ago created
enthusiasm. and Il IL expected that the
members Will endeavor to increase the
company's figure OF merit. In the state
shoot the Oglethorpes ranked fourth
among the thirty competing teams q no
sition that was surprise 90 many a. the
figure Of merit Wos not high II any men
qraiify as marksmen OF sharp-shooters
this afternoon or shoot well enough TO
get In higher classes than those which
their shooting thus Tar has left them. the
record VIII be improved
Capt. @. A. Gordon. will be ~ command
Of the oglct horpes this afternoon for ths
FIRST time since his return from Europe
During Capt Gorslon's absence the COM
mand OF the company devolved upon Lieut.
ID. e. Barrow. Cnpi Gordon has ordered
= fun dress inspection OF the company In
its quarters Tor next Monday night
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
WILL CONSIDER LOSSES.
Hoard Of survey for the Biues VIII
Meet Next Week.


The hoard Of survey oT4ointed some
days ago. to investigate the state Of the
property held by the Republican Blues. will
probably hold a meeting next week. The
members Of the board are. Capt. 7. r.
Gleason 81 che Irish Jasper Greens. Capt
W r. C0ney. adjutant Of the First In
fantrs. and Lieut. r. G. Tunno Of Com
pany y Of The Guards.
Capt. Gleason l. on the general court
martial. and his time has been so taken
up with that work. as 90 make - impos-
slble for him 20 give the board OF survey
mis- attention Ia Is thought the courts
business will soon be concluded and the
senior member OF the board will then be
able 10 consider the condition OF the
Blues property.
II Is not known how short the company
Is len It's property lists. hut Il r. known
there are many articles that are missing
Some OF the equipment and supplies for
which CAPS NJ FL. Wilson Is bonded
were lost on the Louisville trip and u -
not quite clear 90 Is snid. as 10 what has
become Of others. The board will listen
TO evidence or receive snidavits in the
EFFORT 20 Tx responsibility for the losses
II q il found that D. was through no
fault OF Capt. Wilson's that the property
was lost. he will he relieved from all fe-
sponsihility.
Company comma nders are bonded IN the
sum OF 3 500 FOR the property belonging
TO the state. that r. held by their com
mands. II ~ usual Tor boards OF survey
e. be ordered when report Is made OF the
loss of property
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

ana wiz b. hiehiy crolitable entertain
mert in every way.
Manager Wcis 3D. ploured with tho prog
rtes which b. being made in the salc ~
s'cketE This part 81 the work Is n ch8rge
81 tho udcs. who are striving 10 make
che fund iarge one. Manager Wcls stJ
thut che ladies who have volunteered their
services, are working vuliantlN. Hc o.
anxious that others volunteer. however.
and requests that thcy call al thc Tn.-
alter for tickets. n ir well uuderat tool
that the entire proceeds 40 TO tho rc.ie'
fund The use Of the house is donated. au
the employees have volunteered their serve
ices. and the member OF the orchet ru
have also volunteered their services. The
hlThiy deserving object 90 thc movement
has aroused an interest on the part - the
public generally ana fhc gathering at tho
Ineater promises to give further evidence
~ the general sympathy felt for the Texas
sufferers.
with the combined help 81 rho ladies
D. seems there Is nothing iu Toe WAY ~
realizing one ~ the lnreest heuedt funds
In the history OF tho Thcltcr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
WILL RELEASE auuRK.
Probable That Friends WIZ MAKE
IN the Shortage.

NJ r. Quirk ox-sccreIary and treasurer
81 the Republican Blues. will probably be-
released from custody. Friends u the
man are husiy engaged in circulating "a
subscription list in his behalf. and liberal
responses are being made. II b. very
probable that the entire amouns Of his
shortage will be made up.
Cap@ NJ Ed Wilson OF the Blues has
called "a meeting Of the company for to
morrow night to consider the matter OF
wtthdrawlug the warrant for larceny after
crust against Quirk II 81 believed the
company Will accedc TO this when IL b.
found that the shortage has been or Will
boz made good
Mai " L. Gnyson Of the First Bat
talon. Capt Wilson and Lieut.. Rarthel-
mess OF the Blues are among the principal
contributors so she fund necessary 20 re-
neve Quirk from his extremely emhar-
RAISING position. while personal friend
81 the accused has sufficient confidence in
him 60 advance a sum approximating 500.
He relies upon Quirk. who Is said TO be-
an excellent baker. making enough money
10 repay him.
In speaking OF the case yesterday. Mai.
Grayson said that he had always regard
80 Quirk as one of the best men iu his
company Wh'h ne was ~ '"tihiAhH ~
the Blues. Quirk had told him that he
had spent the money Ia various ways. hut
that none Of ~ went in satisfying vicious
desires. The accused. Mai GrayEon said.
does not. 10 his knowledge. indulge In
any Of tho practices 90 which many Of
those guilty Of indiscretions when handling
the money Of others owe their downfall.
The Quirk ease has been followed with
interest by the members Of the Blues and
hy his friends and acquaintance. He
shows a disposition 20 pay what h. II due
the company. st IS said. and those who
nre wilkins Co help him have confidence
IN his professions Ills release from iail will
admit of his returning 10 his work and
endeavoring 10 wipe ont the stigma now
upon him. The company. ~ all events.
whether or not those who advance funds
to Quirk. get their money hatk. will be-
iudemuitied for rs losses.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
TALKING or TnE Result.
some Relieve Harris WIN Ne Con-
Vietcd, Others the Contrary.

The opinion seems 10 prevail among
military men who followed tho evidence
closely Va the Harris court-martisl ana
who listened 10 the arguments by Can't
j. Ferris Cam for the accused and Lieut.
David C. Barrow. judge advocate. for the
state that Corpl Harris viii be found
guilty upon three charges aud dismissed
from thc service.
on the other hand. there are those who
insist that the court cannot Ia face Of
the evidence adducsd hy the defense. and
Harris guilty That BE- matter for the
future 90 determine. and % Is probable
that ~ Will only be- known when the md
ing Of the court "a opened iu Atiantn,
Where ID viii b. sent under seal In the
meantime however. those Of the view
that the octused viii be convicted are In
the majority.
The court may reach a decision next
Monday night IN the Harris caee, but
IL b. probable that the finding will not
be sent OF to Aslinia before tine conclu-
sion % the cases that yet remain for
trial These are against Corpl Brown and
Private walker OF Company + Of the
First Battalion. colored. Among che
charges against the men IS that Of having
cursed out the company in general" Pri-
safe Brinson was TO have been tried also.
bur the Judge advocate decided che evil
dcnce did MOI warrant his being arraignod.
and for that reason the charges viii be
Withdrawn.
The colored people. especially those 20
whom the accused men are known. are
greatly interested In the outcome Of the
thai before the white officers. but the In
terest In the Harris case overshadows
that Ia the others. News from Atlanta,
after the finding is sent on. viii he eager
- watched for
n Harris II convicted OF the charges Of
cursing his superior officer. escaping from
under arrest and being absent from his
company without leave the officers most
deeply concerned Ia his prosecution will
be satisfied. and sentence 90 dishouorable
discharge from the service would To their
minds b. sufficient for the ofsnscs. This
g. the view they have taken OF the case.
Capt. Cam and the prisoner have been
confident that the court could not convict
upon the testimony. relying upon their
contention that thu charges were inspired
wholly by malice on the part Of Capt.
Wilson and upon alleged eNteuuating cir
cumstanccs connected with the corporafs
behavior IN Louisville.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
ARGUMENTS WE'RE BEGUN.
Miss stewart Has Her Trunk Re-
turned 10 Her ~ VAR. Mnssnrt.

turned tO Her ~ Mr. NnsHmrt.
The hearing upon the application OF Z.
A. Masslrt for a temporary Injunction.
prohibiting Lizzie Stewart from perform
INK In any other music hall than that OF
which he Is the proprietor during the
torn for which he claims she Is under
contract with him. was continued yester-
day In the Superior Court before Judge
Failigant.
A number OF witnesses were examined.
principally on the subject q the merits
or dement's OF the defendant as q singer
and Mr. Hartridge made his opening argu-
ment for the plaintiff. Mr.. Barrow began
his argument for the defendant. aud VIII
conclude this morning after 10 o'clock 10
which hour the recess was taken from
yesterday mornings session.
The principal point az issue az any rate
| that most emphasized by counsel, seems
10 be that indicated IN yesterdays Morn
ing News-whether or not the perform
ance % the defendant Is OF such excel
lence or unique character that Il cannot
be duplicated By the plaintiff II he can
show that Il Is likely that the injunction
win be- granted. N ne cannot, Il VIII D.
refused. and the temporary restraining or
der now in force will b. dissolved.
The trunk that has been SO bitterly ~
dispute was turned over last night 20
| us owner Mr. Massart and his counsel
| both reached the conclusion that TINS wa"
the proper thing TO do. possibly aiNo
| thst IL was the thing they would have 10
do. and the trunk was delivered TO Miss
| stewart al her boarding place The money
that had been due the piainun by ner
was paid including that expended Tor ,he
ticket from Tampa to Savannah ana the
amount OF "bar tab that had been
brought out Ia evidence.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
MHS. BRAcEwELL HEARD FROM.
She WAS IN Galveston During the
storm Visiting Eler Daughter.

storm Visiting Eaer Daughter.
Mrs J. S. Bracewcll. teacher in the
Sixth Grade IN Chatham Grammar school
No ? who was in Galveston visiting bcr
daughter. Mrs. George England. during
the storm. Is reported safe
a telegram sent via Houston was re-
ceived yesterday morning by Mrs Mary
Mel Bryan OF al3 Gwinnet, street. east.
with whom Mrs Bracewell lived and an
nounccd that she was safe. Later IN the
day Mrs. Bryan received letter from
her dated Sept 10 saying in a few words
that she and her daughter aud Mr.. Eng
land left their home. No. 2fas Avenue L.
when the water was knee deep around
them. and went TO the home Of q friend
where they remained. The letter was
hurriedly written on a couple OF scraps
Of paper and gave no details or che escape
Of Mrs. Bracewell and her daughter Mr..
England Is connected with the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson Railroad
Mrs Braccwell had arrived in Calves
ton only few days before the storm. Her
friends in Savannah who knew that she
was in Galveston were deeply concerned
FOR her safety and repeated tolerrams
have been sent IN the last day or two "a
learn. u possible. anything concerning
her Evidently none Of the messages had
been received and her message aud letter
20 Mrs Bryan are che first news from her
Through her long connection with tho
public schools Mrs. Braccwcl has a wide
circle Of friends and acquaintance IN Sa-
vannah and the news OF her safety e. q
relief 10 them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
MEATH BoNAVExruRE's OAKS.
The Body of Mrs. Eliza 4. Chisholm,
Was ConrIEned 10 the sod.

The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza c. Chisholm
took place from the independent Presby-
terrain Church ne I o'clock yesterday aft
crnoon. The services were conducted by
Rev g. H. Carson and were very largely
attended.
As the casket entered the church the
choir sang Nearer. My God TO Thee.
and the hymns Asleep IN Jesus" and
Abide With Me" during the services.
These were swectly and impressive.y rem
dercd
From the church the body was followed
by the family and friends Of Mrs CHS
holm TO Bonavcnture. where the inter
ment took place. The flowers chat were
laid by loving hands upon the grave were
very beautiful and covered Il completely.
50 many We're there who had hastened 20
pay this sweet. last trimufe TO the mem
DRY OF their dead friend
Mrs. Chishoim's sons were present n
the funeral accompanying the body from
Ashevilie. Besides MIR Walter 5. CHS
holm. whose home Is in Savannah. there
were present Messrs. A. b. ID. and r.
NJ Chisholm
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
No OFFICIAL FIGURES VET.
Hut saVannRh's Population Il ne
tween $4,000 and $4,000.

tween $4,000 and $4,000.
Inquiry Is being made as to why the hg-
ures for Savannah for she census Of 1900
have not been made public. the figures
for moss OF the other cities In this section
having already been given out Supervisor
Blum was asked yesterday II he could ex-
plain the delay
"The figures arc probably being made up
according TO the order I'm which the re-
ports were received" said Mr. Blum THE
schedules FOR Savannah were probably late
IN striving as / held them here for some
time In order to check over carefully with
a view 10 making the census for Savan-
nah as accurate as possible. The official
figures should be announced In few days
All the enumerators have received their
pay 80 far as / am aware. The last hue
one 20 turn In his schedule informed me
a week ago that he had received his
check"
While the official figures have not been
given out as yet u can De stated on pretty
good authority that Savannahs showing
OF population will be between 54.00 and
$500. Mr. stiusou. Of Director Mer-
RAMS stan. who was In the city last
month. made the statement voluntarily
that savannuh's population would be
shown to b. between A.oo and 5000. Mr.
Stinsou was on his way back TO Washing
too from Jacksonville. where he had been
sent to look into complaints OF citizens
that the ,lty had not been correctly emu
meratcd. lie found this report TO b. I'M
founded
AR Stinson was directed hy Director
Merriam TO look into the work Of the SUI
peryisor ~ Savannah. on report OF dis
satisfaction here though no complaint had
been filed with the bureau. He did so
aud approved 81 the work Of Supervisor
Blum. at the same time making the state
mcnt with which he IS credited above
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
HIGHWAY RoBnER ARRESTED.
Robbed n Captain Two Months Ago
aud Left CIty 60 Avoid Capture.

Robbed n Captain Two Months Ago
aud Left City 60 Avoid Capture.
Alonzo williams. alias snow" coiored.
was arrested yesterday by Detectives Gar
rity and Murphy. on the charge Of high
way robbery.
The crime Cor which he was arrested
took place about two months ago when
Snow and "a friend Of his. named Dave
jackson. beat and robbed Capt. Rimcs, Of
enc Schooner Hilda, a. they were driving
him Ia a hack from Broughton street. 10
the = r. & ". wharf. where the schooner
Was lying az the time. The men took from
the captain SIS and this they afterWard
divided jackson was caught by the sumo
officers. that yesterday arrested Snow. and
Is now In Jail awaiting trial on the charge
Of highway robbery. snow was Tn the
city at the time that Jackson was cap
tured. bui taking warning by his friend 8
fate skipped out and has been away until
a few days ago
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ASSAULT
Two Negroes Arrested on a Charge
Made by - rian Girl.

David Evans. coored. was arrested yes
terday morning by Patrolman Scully. on
the charge Of attempting criminal assault
upon Anna Moron. @ Syrian girl. who has
hu, recently come 20 this city. The al
legged attempt f. said to have been made
Monday morning Evans was given a
hearing before Recorder Hartridge yes
terday morning. lie denies that he is che
guilty party although the girl stated that
ne Is undoubtedly the man. Evans vol
unteered Information that he had heard
that man named George Roper. as en-
ployee of the Seaboard Air Line docks. on
Hutchinson's Island was the man that had
committed the deed. Evans was remanded
10 his cell and an officer told TO have Ro-
per arrested, This was done yesterday ar
ternoon. and both men will appear this
morning before the Recorders Court.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
IT'S FIRST DEATH CLAIM.
Rapid Growth Of savannah's Young
Insurance order.

The Anvil. savannah's young insurance
society, has paid It's first death claim.
Treasurer r II. Mcmillan yesterday re
ceivcd from Mr. W. r Aycock. OF Column
hia. S. C., administrator OF the estate OF
Albert Anderson. late o. that city. ac-
knowledging receipt OF the check for the
FUN amount OF the certificate held by the
deceased. Andersons certificate was for
81 600.
Although the Anvil has been In opera
ton since last May. this Is It's first death
claim. which shows the remarkably good
Judgment exercised in the selection OF its
members. The order begun is work In
Savannah last spring and Is now operat-
Ing In seventeen states. Its membership
Is considerably over Solo. and Is RAPIDLY
growing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14

Arrangements have been cffecsed by
which 1909 mile books. the price OF which
is $500 each. issued by the seaboard Air
Line Railway. are honored through 10
Washington over the Pennsylvania Rail
road: from Portsmouth TO Baltimore over
the Baltimore Steam Packet Companv
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and I.aurens
Railroad. This arrangement includes the
books issued by the Florida Central ana
Peninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
rHE DROWNED MrN POUND.
Their Bodics Those of the Wen Who
Fell From HutchIn@on's Island.

The two negroes. Charles Barnes and
benjamin Short. who were drowned the
day before from Hutchison's Island were
found Yesterday floating IN the river. by
colorod boatmen. Barnes was found about
n o'clock q. M. 30 the neishborhood Of the
Lincoln street dock SO which che body
was towed until Coroner Gocttc could be
notified and take charge OF q. The other
man was found shortly after O'Clock In
thc same ncighhorhood.
Friends Of Barnes took charge Of the
remains after they had been prepared for
burial hy the coroner. Shaw was native
OF Charleston and his remains were
shipped 20 that city last nisht.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
FUNERAL or RonEnT T. n,nBouR
wiiI Take PIace From the Cathedral
This Afternoon.

The funeral Of Robt. r. Barbour who
died Wednesday night az II O'Clock az his
late residence on Han street will take
place from tho Cathedral s.. John the
Baptist. this afternoon NJ 40 O'Clock.
The intcrment will be at Laurel Grove.
The deceased was % years old and leaves
q wife and aged mother lie was Tor "a
number of years mailing clerk for the
Morning News aud resigned 10 30 into
business. which was prosperous several
years. His only brother was J S. r. Bar
hour. grocer on Henry and West BroaI q
streets. who died few days ago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
Cbnrned Win thinning a safe.

4 negro named Jackson was arrested
Tuesday by Detective Clarity at the re-
quest OF Mr.. s l.. Zoucks. who charges
him with the theft OF $50 from his safe
lie was held at the barracks until the
case against him should hc completed
This was done yesterday and this morn
Ing. he will appear before the Recorders
TCurt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
The Hent IN RaItImore.

received your lester and got the Tet-
terine without difficulty. ! used IL this
last time for prickly heat, which Il clean
81 of nicely IN three days.
/ am glad TO know that Totterine r. for
sale ln Baltimore. as l desire 90 recon-
mend Il 60 my friends Yours truly. Lot
Ensey. Baltimore. MD. AUG. q. 1900. 20
cents per box az druggists .-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
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