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New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
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the next meeting OF the Long Island Iahrarx
@ S.eo VII oe helo az the Pratt Institute Free Ia
orary, Ryerson-st. near DeKalb-ave Fsroo,,
On THURSDAY, az ,. N. Al librarians tsscha-s
sne Others interested In educational work srs tn
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$66-Three-quarter-length cape; rAiglon style; high
AaTing collar; triple ahOuder cape, from which fall
plaits one inch apart; jabot Of chiffon appliqued
with taff-ta; also shown with sleeves.
S.0-FUll-length coat; collar, and cuffs Of
white Thibeti Empire effect given by appliaued
broadcloth; lining OF quilted satin.
Colors in the various pastel SHADES of red old rose
blue, tan, lavender. gray.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
REPORTED As DEAD IN THE KLOyDIKE.

EX-AssEMBLYMAN CARROLL SAID TO HAVE BEEN
DROWNED IN THE GOLD REGION.
Paterson. Dec. "A report Is current here that
ex-Assemblyman Robert A Carroll OF the Fifth
Ward. has lost his life In the KlOndike region,
where he went TO seek his fortune during the gold
fever few years ago. The story Is thas Car
roll drowned from scOW on which he was
engaged treasurer, for supply company. sell
ing clothing and provisions II was known that
Carroll had brother I'm the klOHdike. and went
from here TO join him The description that reached
here tallies with that OF Carroll None Of his
friends have heard from him.
Ernest Mooney, Paterson man who returned
from the klOnGtke some months ago. said that
he had passed Carroll IN the gold fields
TRAIN KILLS UNKNOWN MAN.
An unknown man. about thirty years old who
neatly attired and wore three overcoats. was
instantly Killed last night by train at the west
end of the Erie Railway tunnel in Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
r. roUSe APPOINTED TO SCHOOL Bo.RD

heYo. van Wyek has appointed Richard Young
OF Brooklyn a member OF the school Boar, q, ths,
11soutn s1nt Ills term is for three years 20 an an
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
Handsome OPERA WRAPS


Quantities
twenty-five
nd just
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES FROM INJURIES
VIOLENTLY THROWN IN A RUSH IN A GAME BE-
TWEEN EAST NETWORK TEAMS

Joseph Bogarth fifteen years old of No ia
chestnat-st, Brooklyn. died In che Einss co,,n,,,
Hospital on Sunday from injuries received IN
tootbSa game on November Is. The game was opa
Played between two local teams in the Twenty.
sixth Ward. and Bogart was violently thrown IN
since. ~N~ Aas peen III
several DAYS age be was seized with sts s,a
vas removed 70 the hospital IL was said 80.
autopsy viii be performed Am An
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
$40
Broadway

Is at the corner Of Broadway and
Thomas street and is ihe New York
freight and passenger office OF the
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Chicago
Great
Western

Chicago 70 81. Paul and Minneapolis; TO Dss
No!nss 50. Joseph and Kansas City. For
tut Information apply TO any railroad AGENT
call on address r. NJ JENKINS. City
Passczge~ Agent. $40 Broadway. New York, or
+. n. LORD. General Passenger AGENT.
Chicago Great Western Railway, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
BERlITDA.
NENg-YORK.

NEW-YOREx. x
DIR. STRGMG'S SAMlTA8lUM
Springs. ~. Y. For Health Recreation
The appointments Of first class hotel Elevator. suites
with Electricity Massage. Turkish. Russian. sui
phur Hydro Naueim and other baths sun PaEor
and promenade roOI. Saratoga Waters Dry. -d1sS
atmosphere with much sunshine Illustrated circular.
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GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
MOTGl BON AIR. AUeasrA' 81.
This UelI-kuown hotel viii open 18TH 1900. Select
narronaVe An excellent Golf Course facilities for all
outdoor sports - hours from n Y three through
trains ailv with Pullman accommodations. For partc-
ulars address. g e. Ittl SStslLs Alanaser:-.
Lawrence N Y. One OF the most elegant OF sum
hotels
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
North Carolina
lZEMEyHHEEl lWOR17M lNN.

North Carolina
MLES&HHHgl lWO@TE1 1GNs
bii.fM jISE. ASiIEVILLE y. c.
OPENS JAN 18TH. 1904
OF the best appointed luxurious hotels IA
the South Magnificent mountain a Ctnate
lis tonic effects COLF. ali
amusements- send for booklet particulars.
kIIIRIDGE & BRYAN. MANAGERS
A DN1RTisE Eds-Nrs and subscriptions The Tribuns
~ received their Uptown OfiCe. Broadway
I'd door north oi Sisst. until ocIOck advertise
nlents received the following regular
0nie@ rates until O'clock viz; 2Df Sh-ave. .
SSd-st is2 6th Nacys Gth-aye.
Ia Coiuinbns-tve.. West 6otn-sr
West s-ast near 6th-ave.: 92 l4h-st; 25T ~ess
4-ast between IN and sta aves.s l59 East 4Ith-sts
New-York tribune., 1900-12-04
I7mR DAMEWOOD1

LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY.
The Palace Winter Hotel Of the North. in the Pine
Woods OF New Jersey.
Perfectly appointed UheQuaneu CUISINE
Environment superb
Four hundred elegantly furnished bedrooms onehaf en-
suite wit baths and open nres. me famous
ycrothsrnpeutic under the direction or toe
house physcian Write booklet and diagram o.
rooms JAMES n. BERRY. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
SCOURINE
SCRUBBING
SOAP
Sold everywhere
SC a cake.
SPECIAL NoTIcEA
PAULDING or LONG ISLAND CELE-
DaATED PIPPIN APPLE CIDER.


BnATED PfPPIN APPLE CIDER.
This pure cider is served on steamers on
the American line ind at the Waldorf As.
toria and leading family grocers In New
fo.k city.
Pauldiug 3 Pippln cider f. made from
the pure juice OF hand picked apples from
his own mill on the premises. II II abso-
lutely pure apple juice. and all the effer-
vcacence 10 natural, and We guarantees IL
70 be the choicest cider In the world.
Leading physicians in New York and
Brooklyn recommend this cider to their
patients rs perfect purity Is guaranteed.
H. Pauldings Pippin cider. only Long Is
land Newtons PlDpins are used The ap-
pies are left on the srees until late IN Oc
tober when they are hand picked and
placed IN q dry room 20 ripen.
Paulding says the apples are thorough
~ crushed In his own mill and the iuIca
pressed out and run into sweet clean
casks" The difference between crushing
and grinding apples Is very great
You will know tho difference between
crushed app - and ground apples N You
take some stems ana chew them. you will
ma ehat bitter taste which g. not with
Paulding's crushed apples. This cider has
not the extreme sweetness OF tho Russet
elder. and everyone win ind the pauld-
,ng's Pippln cider just right 10 take with
oihher' LiPPMAN BROS,
sole Agents in Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
Has No Price.
a nATE roR TnE ELKs.
Passenger Men and Committeeman
Discussed the Matter.


Elks and railroad men. passenger men
at that mot last night 60 talk over the
slks coming carnival. and IL may read
lly be- sufmised that pleasant time was
not lacking Business was considered. and
then thc Elks proverbially social. found
kindred spirits in the railroad men. ana
the party finally broke up with mutual
assurances that lt Would be- perfectly
agreeable II business could always be
transacted in such a happy manner.
Tho Elks want cheap rate from the
railroads for their carnival. aud the pas
songcr men are Inclined 70 grant them
every pos ibic concession. That Is what
they said last might, AMI they promised
mat they would uphold savauuan's claims
Cor "a low rate when the Conference Com
mitioe Of thc Southeastern Passenger As
ISOLATION. which adjusts such matters.
meets next Tuesday in Atlanta.
u o. pkohablo that one fare for the round
Trip vii be- the rate authorized. though
the Elka would Ike TO see Il placed even
lower That however Is the rate mat
has been declared for kindred cclcbra-
lions that are soon to take place IN other
cities la Georgia. and the passenger rep
rcseutatives Of lines entering Savannah
are determined that the Elks Of this cry
shall not fan 10 get as much as Is granted
other places
Assistant General Passenger Agent s.
H. Hardwick OF che Southern Railway was
among tho prominent railroad men AZ the
meeting He came down from Atlanta for
the especial purpose 81 seeing the Elks
about their carnival All who know Mr.
Harwick are always glad 10 see him. and
those whom be- meets for the first time
are not long In deciding chat they are
glad 10 have ndded him 20 their acquaint-
ance General Passenger Agent J. G..
Halle OF the Central. Chief Clerk W. II.
Lcahy Of the Plant system. Travelling
Passenger Agent William Butler, Jr., Of
the Seaboard. Chief clerk +. J. Robinson
OF the Central. city Passenger and Ticket
Arcut James Freeman Of the Southern
and City Passenger and Ticket Agent
scruggs Of the Scaboard were other rail-
road men al the meeting.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

Dr. Il. J. Nunn left yesterday for Wash
ugton.
Mr J X Manner OF Garnett Is guest
Of the Pulaski
Mr " A. Camp Of Atlanta IL guest
OF the screycn.
Mr. v o. sowel OF Jacksonville Is "a
guest of tho Pulaski.
MIR a. " Hulscy Of Atlanta - reg
istered az the Pulaski
Mr j b. Ros,ick 81 Ridgeland if
gucst Of the Sctcven.
mr. J. } Logan % Tallahassee is reg
istered al the Pulaski.
Mr.. George C.. Evans o. sandersville
O. guest OF the Pulaski
Miss Adam n Mann 81 81. Augustine
rs "a guest % the screven.
Mr W r Prl,chard, Jr. Of Bluffton
g. registered az the Screven.
Mrs p. Jacob and children 81 Jackson
viIlo are guests of the scrovcn.
Mr a. NJ Lot % quincy was among
the arrivals NJ the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr. r. 4. Malone Of Albany was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski yesterday
Mn Chas. MARKS is spending some time
100 Atlanta. after a visit 70 Asheviile.
Mr. "a L. Humphreys of Atlanta was
Ia the city yesterday q guest OF the Screw
SIR y Livingston Kcnan - Darieu
was among the guests OF the Pulaski yes
tcrday.
Mr. W l. Rasborough Of Augusta was
among the arrivals at the screven yes
terday
MIR c " Hernandez the genial deputy
clerk Of Council is OF his desk again. al
Ter short Illness.
Mcssu J S ard 4. ". BOND left via
White Springs. Fla.
Mrs s. N Jones and Miss Jones were
among che passengers Of the Seaboard Air
Line yesterday for Sanford. n. G.
Mrs Moody and mother. ana Miss
Moody were among the passengers Of
the Plant system yesterday FOR Mem
phis
Capt. r. y. Jones. IN charge OF the re-
cruiting stations Ia this city and Macon.
returned 20 Macon yesterday via the Cen
trial
Mr. John a. Pcrdue. agent OF the Equi-
table Insurance Company. with head
quarters In Atlanta. spent yesterday in
the city.
Mr. G. n. Dorset and daughter. Miss
Josie Dorsctt left yesterday by the Sea-
board Air Line for Richmond. Mr. Dor
sett Is che grand representative TO the
grand encampmeut of the Independent
order Of Odd Fellows, which will be in
session In Richmond next week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
FINED ron cURsING a LADY.
other Gases Heard Yesterday An the
Recorders Court.

other Cases Heard Yesterday an the
Recorders Court.
The case against william Mccall. DOL
ored. charged with having robbed several
places within tho last two months was
tried before tho Recorder yesterday. Nc
can was remanded 20 tho Superior Court
on two charges Of burglary.
George Roper and David Evans the two
negroes charged with an attempted Grim
inol assault upon Anna Moron. the sy-
rian girl. were given a hearing and re-
leased. as the proof Of their Identity was
not sufficient 10 hold either
The case OF a. G. Chamaerlln, cOlorcd
charged with assault with intent 10 muir
der Maud Phelps. was continued
There were also a number Of cases that
were on the information d0cke,
heard. The principal one was
against Nathan Gazan. blind
collector. who was charged by Mrs
NJ Moore Of No 1893 West Broad street
with having cursed and abused her In her
house on sept. TO- The defendant was
fined S. With the option OF spending ten
days tn Jail He has been tried before
on similar charges.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

New York. sept H-The sport. though
good az the Empire city track on the
nth day OF the grand circuit meeting.
lacked any sensational feature sum
maries.
2.iO trotung purse $1,000 Bay star won
FIRST. third and fourth heats and race.
Joe Watts. second winning second heat.
Lamp Girl. third. Time. 200. 2.i0sa 2:iiis
ailh
won three straight heats and race. Tim
hcrlake. second. Leonard Bell. third
Time 2i4A. 2ltH. ASA
2is pacing. purse 81 30 The Private
won second third and fourth heats and
race. George second, winning first heat,
Dick Lee. third Time. 2lo4 2O7la. eli
2i2h
Road wagon trot. free-for-all Franker
won. Zomhla. second. Time. 216ih
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
COUNTIES WANT SPEAKERS.
GOV. GAMBLER TO MAKE 4 SPEECH
n nIs NOME COUNTY.

Populists Are Organized There-or-
Eanization oT Executive Commit
tees l. Proceeding ~ other Coun-
ues-PopuIists Are Not Likely 80
Win IA Horc Than one or Two
Countics-Nctivity Around Demo
cratic headquarters.
Auanta sept Managers Of the
Dsmocnaue h,ldquirters are getting down
20 work Vice Chairman Brown has com
menrcd CORES p1ndencc with people u tine
count,s. which havo uo executive COM
mittc,s. and be- hopes 60 have everything
in readiness for the election. which IS
roi "a month or.
The committee was called on for Gov
Gambler yesterday hy The Executive Com
mitteo Of Hall county. and tomorrow the
Governor Will go to Gainesville 10 speak
j. ~ his home county. but the Popunsts
ore organized and making a strong fight
The committee appointed al enc meet
ting Of the Executive Committee on Tues
day. has prepared the state ticket which
hos been submitted 60 tho statehouso OFF,
Gers. Who are candidates for recollection.
The ticket was entirely satisfactory. AMI
forms viii be- mailed to the different coun-
ties az once.
Every enor' viii De made 60 stir up cn-
thusiasm ~ the coming campaign ana thc
general belief Be- that enc majority viii
DE- hanger than IL was leo i@s.
Democrats ure made welcome in room
li2. OF the kimhiil HOUSE, whore the head
quarters have been established. and any
informltion concerning hc party viii be-
given auf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
COUNTY TAXATION RATES.
Returns Received 80 Far From
SeNruty-six Counties

Returns Received 50 Far Prom
SeVrnty-six Counties.
Atlanta. sept ll-Capiain Tip" Har-
rison Of the tax. department IN the once
Of Comptroller General Wright has re-.
cclved returns from only seventy-tix
counties Of the state. containing the coun-
~ rate OF taxation for the year. He sent
out the notices several weeks ago The
counties make a report OF the county TAX
rate every year. len the report it g. also
stated the number 81 cities ia the coun-
tica and the city rate Of taxation. Tho
highest rate reported hy any county so
far ia that ~ Mcintosh. tho rate being
81 ~ on the 81 ON Baldwin follows with
a rate Of 81 OF tho SieJ. The highest city
rate comes from Fitzgerald it being
$3.50 on the Si.olo. Savannah follows with
a rate of $50. ana Macon comes next
with E20.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEvAN's TABLE D'HoTE DINNERS
DINNER

LEvAN's TABLE D'HoTE DINNERS.
Soc-DINNER-5Oc
Dinner 70 8 and to .. Saturday. Sept Is
claret Wine.
SOUP.
okra and Tomatoes.
FISH.
Fiiets Of Trout. with. Tartar Sauce.
Potatoes. German Fried.
Sliced Tomatoes. Bell Peppers.
queen olives. Chow Chow. Mixed Pickles
ENTREES.
Curry Of Lamb a Ia Calcutta.
Boston Baked Beans.
ROASTED.
Prime Ribs Of Beef. Dish Gravy.
Stuffed Loin of Veal. Brown Gravy.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas. Rice.
stcwed Tomatoes. Cabbage.
PASTRY AND DESSERT
Pear Pie. Assorted Cakes.
Cheese. Crackers.
Rice Pudding. Wine Sauce.
Drip Coffee
LEvAN's CAFE AND RESTAURANT
III Congress street west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
DEATH.

-----~-~~-~-~-~----~----
KELLY Died Sept. II, az u.3o O'Clock
q. m. Mrs. Catherine Kelly. reiict Of the
late John Kelly. az her home. No. 81
Broughton street. east. Funeral notice
will appear later.
wALTHouR.-Died. IN New York.
Thursday. Sept. 70, 1870. Josiah Law wal
thour. Funeral notice later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

NOTICE
city OF Savannah.


Once Fire Department
Savannah. Ca. Sept l. 1900
Proposals for furnishing the Fire ne.
partment with winter uniforms viii be re-.
ceived at the Office OF the undersigned
until y O'Clock m. OF Saturday Sept. p
1900. Specifications will be furnished upor
Application at the Office Of the Fire De.
partmeut. corner OF Indian and West
Broad streets. any day between the hours
OF a. m aud p. m.
All proposals must be scaled and ad.
dressed TO the Committee on Fire
Uniforms TO be delivered T. o. b. IN Sa
vnnnah on or before oct Is 1900 This
committee reserve the right 20 reject any
and all proposals or to award the contract
In part or as whole
JOHN r. MAGUIRE. supt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
mATTREssEs. MArTREssEs.

Have your mattresses and feathers rem
ovated by our medicatod steam process
before a change IN weather takes place.
(The only plant IN Savannah1 II over
comes all impurities and renews life aud
volume Ia oil bedding material Prices on
renovation OF feathers as follows. Beds
s. So holsters ST. pillows 50c. Cotton. moss
aud hair mattresses made to order Fine
work. low prices Work guaranteed.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING Co.
Bell phone 1885, 1871 Drayton street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
GOV. TRoIr's REMAINS.
Proposition 60 Remove Them 90 the
CIty of Dublin.

Proposition Ia Remove Them 10 the
cts of Dublin.
Dublin. Ca. Sept. li-Some days since
the Young Mems Business League OF Dub
lin inaugumtcd a movement 20 eNhumc
the remains OF Governor George NJ Troup,
which are buried just over the line OF
I.aurens ~ Montgomery county. and re-
inter them IN Dublin. To do this che
consent OF his nearest relations was nee
essary and an but one has given assent 10
the proposition. II IS the intention OF the
Business League 60 inyifc all Of che Geor-
pla congressman. senators state House
officials ana other prominent citizens 90
be- present az the re-iutermcnt. Tho grave
OK Governor Troup has been long neglected
and the Young Mems business League Of
Dublin intends that hereafter IL shall be
property looked after.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

Columbus. Ca. sept IA heavy rain
the frst iu weeks fen here this after
noon. ana araiu tonight a great deal Of
cotton was open in the neids and farmers
cay the rain will do much damage This
b. the FIRST rain that has fallen IN this
section since cotton began 20 open.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

Dublin. Ga. Sept 1.-THE Board Of Di-
rectors of the Wushtsblile and Tennille
Railroad unanimously adopted eulogistic
resolutions In memory Of tho late II. NJ.
Conner. who was the largest individual
Etockhoider OF the company
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
PLAN ron FnEE TEXT BOOKS.
Poor Pupils 90 he supplied with
Them In Atlanta.

Them in Atlanta.
Atlanta, sept @-PupIls 81 Marietta
ana stateesireet schools whose parents
are too poor 70 buy text books readily
have found friend IN their time OF need
lion. Hoke Smith. president or the school
board. has made each q these two schools
present or 500 The money Is being
used 70 cndow a text book library in the
two institutions. President Smiths do
nation De- the beginning Of plan he con
ceiyc1 hy which al the schools % At
lanta may De- similarly supplied with text
hook libraries for the poor children iu a
Few years With q few gifts like his own.
from some Of Atlanta's citizens. he says
tile plan can be successfully operated and
she burden Of buying school books will
De lfted from shoulders lll-ntted to
bear st.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
UNIVERSITY oPENING.
Prospects Excellent for n Most sac
ceAHfui Year.

ceNNtui Year.
Athens. Ga. Sept i2-The university
will open next Wednesday with the bright
est prospects In her history. Already
over seventy young men have signifod
their intention OF entering the law Glass.
and many more will come. Hard work
has been done this year. During the
summer 2.5nl letters have been written iu
the universitys interest. and catalogues
have been sent IN response 20 5oo spplca-
tions
Chancellor Hul said yesterday that ~
was greatly encouraged hy tho outlook
iu an branches 81 work lie had no doubt
but that tho centennial year Of the Gni-
verslty would h. the greatest in its his.
tory.
Lucy cobb opened up yesterday with
the largest attendance in it's history
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
solicitor GcnrraI Return..

Solicitor General Osborne has returned
from three-weeks' trip North. II will
be determined to-day by Judge Failigant
and the solicitor general whether any
more criminal cases will b. taken up at
present IN the Superior Court
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
REsuLr ~ soIrn oAnoLINA.
state Executive Committee Canvass.
ed the Returns.

Columbia S. C.. Sort 1.-THE State
Executive Committee Tonight canvassed
a., returns of the late pr mary
TEE total vote for Gov ruor was ss775
ana GOV Mcswes ncl's majority over Col
Hoyt was 1881.
Col jas, Tillman received isso2 more
votes than col Sloan Tor Lieutenant gov
crncr
} H. Wharton defeated W D Evap
present chairman OF the Railroad Com
mission by $3.50
Lieutenant Governor r. r. scarboro de-
feats james Norton for Congress by 1.07i.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
CONCERT WAS CALLED OFF.

Ministers of Atlanta stopped sunday
storm Dcnent.
Atlanta. Sept. H-Through the efforts
Of the ministers OF Atlanta. the concert
in aid of the flood sufferers OF Galveston
scheduled for next sunday evening al
the Grand has been called of Resolutions
dtnouncirg this concert az a forcrunner
OF a continental sunday In Atlanta were
passed unanimously after which a com
mi'tcc waited upon Mr. Henry De Give
who had given his thcater and time 90
tho re- ief matter. and induced him 10 call
on The entertainment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OF.
FICE

70 rent. located head OF Broughton
street on West Broad. now occu.
pied by the Savannah Carriage ana
Wagon Co A. they will give I'd
business In the city on June /. l a.
fer 1, for rent from that date.
n. 2. SMART
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

EGGS. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Fresh country eggs only i5o dozen
Fine eating apples Sc per quart.
Fancy Sickle pears i5c per quart
Fancy n Y. Delaware grapes % and 30,
basket.
Fancy lines ioc dozen.
Fancy Messina lines 2Oc dozen.
Fine Northern beets and cabbage.
Irish and sweet potatoes cheap
New crop Georgia rice. just in.
Best Swiss cheese sc pound.
Get our price on staple goods
c. A. pRAYToN GROCERY COMPANY
G. s. VAN HORNE.
Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
NOTICE

Neither the master nor consirseea ~
the British steamship Treasury. Owen
Davies master. will be responhble for
any deois contracted by crew Of fald vee-
sci }. +. MINIS & CO, Consignecs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
AT THE THEATER.

Robson Thcater Company All OF
Next week.
The sale OF seats for the Robson Com
pany's engagement will open to-day. The
company will open Monday night with the
military drama The Red Cross Nurse"
Mss Norma Yeagcr assumes the title role.
The company o. said 10 be an evenly bal
anced one. and will doubtless draw good
audiences The specialties are claimed 90
De strong The company viii he at che
Thcater the entire week 81 10. - and %
cents Ladies will be admitted free Mon
day night Matinees Will be given daily.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
BoNDs ExECUrED

By the American Bonding and Trust
company OF baltimore. We are author
lied 60 execute locally umms dately upon
application all bonds In judicial pro-
eeedings In either the state or United
states courts and Of administrators and
guardians
DEARrNG a HULL. Agents
Telephone a. Providont Building
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
Two Trees blown Down by wind.

Two large mulberry trees at Cleburne
aud McAllistor streets. IN the eastern sec
ton OF the city were blown down by a
sudden gust OF wind about O'Clock We'd
ncsdly afternoon. For time the resi-
dents Of that section thought the tong OK
pected storm had arrived
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15

Columbus. Ca. Sept a. Frank Giddeus
ana George Temples md a fight IN sa-
loon This Afternoon and Temples was badly
stabbed 10 the LETT side. lie win set well.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
MARRIAGES.

~~---~-~-~-~~-=-=~--~~
MARRIED At Camden. ". j.. on Sept
i. 1890 Mr.. James r. Ellis 81 Jackson.
vile. Fia and Miss Elma Garnet Of
Garrett. g. C.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-15
Pile. cured without the Knife.

Itching Blind, bleeding or Protruding
piles. Your druggist win refund your
money n pazo oiutment faas TO cure you
50 cents.--ad.