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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-26

One of the common diseases
of children is scrofula; dread
full enough, but not very quick.
1t comes with mal-nutrition:
starvation. Not that the child
has nothing to eat but its food
does not make flesh and bone.
Give it SCOTS emulsion OF
cod.liver oil.
Wei send Won lutte n Try n YOU ike.
SS0Ir & BOwNL, 80 Pearl street, New Vera.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
CHARGED wIrn STEALING PIPES
.sx-PoIieeman Martin McHugh In RE
corder'S Court on serious Charge.

sx-Polfeemnn Martin McHugh In re
corder's Court on serious Charge.
An interesting case in the Recorders
court yesterday was The hearing given
Martin McHush. an ex-polIcoman. eharg-
"a with the theft OF mecrschaum pip
The pipe belongs 60 a well known business
man on the BAY and was taken from his
Office June g. on the morning Of june -
the office Was found open but nothing
other than two pipes was missing. Nc
Hugh was pattolhng the division in which
the office is located az the time the pipes
disappeared. Since that lime he has been
dismissed from the force.
a short time ago one OF the clerks 10
the office 81 the business man noticed Me
Hugh smoking "a pipe that resembled one
Of the lost pipes. = He told the owner
who in turn reported the matter 50 thc
police. and the case WIS turned over TO
the detectives. Tuesday night Detective
Murphy found Mctiugh smoking the pipe
and arrested him McHugh declared the
pipe had been in his possession for fifteen
years and had been secured hy him IN
Connecticut The initials Of the owner
Of the pipe had been on II when n was
stolen An examination of the pipe found
IN McHugh's possession showed that they
had been So nearly erased that they were
hardly atstinguishnble 10 the naked eye
though an examination under q magnify
INK glass showed them quite plainly. Tho
case was continued and will come up
again this morning
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
GIVEN KNookouT Dnors.
"A New Jersey Man said ia he In Sa-
vannah ~ the Result Of Them.

n NeN jersey wan >ut0 Ia He In ga
vannah as the Result of Them.
The New York papers print storles 10
4he effect that Justice philip ". Wagner
OF Jersey city who has been missing from
mis- home since Oct 2.has written 10 hls re-
latives from Savannah stating that on the
afternoon on which he disappeared
he had visited saloon in New
York and that afterward he knew
nothing untl be awokc on a Clyde Line
steamer hound Tor Charleston. When he
T~ached that city. the statement continues.
be was without money but met a friend
xgho brought him 10 Savannah.
A telegram received from the New York
World further states that while IN this
city Wagner SAYS he WAS under the care
OF Or. NJ. y. Dunn.
A careful Investigation o. the matter
was made yesterday By a Morning News
reporter but nothing could be found olt
about any such case. Or Dunn stated
that he had had no such patient nor could
any trace Of the man be found at either
zhe hospitals or The hotels. The police au-
1horities also were entirely unaware Of
any such case.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
BUILDERS
HARDWARE
AND
WAGON
MATERIAL.
EDWARD LOVELL'S SONS
1I3 Brougton street. West.
arnnnve Am s-nK WsE~
THE SAVANNAH PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. MILITARY.
nPT.N OCT -

Mr.. Strong has returned 10 the city
ana may be seen every morning between
. and . at the school building on H."
northwest corner Of Barnard and Harris
streets
ormond y Strong CCoruelD. Head Master
4 school whose instructors are uniFef-
slty men familiar with modern methods
ana men VINO have demonstrated ther
success a. teachers IN preparing boys for
college aud business a school whose dip''-
ma II accepted In Hen OF examination of
many colleges. and whose headmastHr
has the highest endorsement by the priest
dents OF Cornell and OF the University or
California. school whose directors are
among the most prominent men Of tne
state school whore your boy woln
receive personal supervision ami en-.
couragement. where he could obtain a
thorough and systematic training Ia bpit
and mind. where he could prepare his
lessons for the next day under an ~
structor's care IN the afternoon just as ne
would az the best boarding schools ani
where YOU would have no worry about
hts associates. A GROWING SCHOOL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
WAS NOT SURPASSED.
col. lester says Hr Expected Mr
Leaken 90 run for Congress.

r
Leakrn "a nun for Congress.
Congressman Lester wac asked ester
day ahat be thought Of Mr. Lcaken's ac-
oeptauce ~ the Republican nomination
for Congress The c5ngressman remarked
that he Was not az all surprised
~ is only what ! have said be- would
DO an along be said = suppose he
wants the credit Of running lie has been
working 20 thar end for some time
Col Lester was not dtsoosed TO discuss
any - Mr. Leqkeus declarations as 10 his
position Of various questions. except to
crucise his remark with regard 20 Re
publican Congresses and deep water ap-
propriatlonE
Mr. Leaken IS very badly advised II he
thinks politics have anything 20 40 with
the work ~ the river aud harbor commit
toe" he said This is one committee IN
which by common consent. politics are
absolutely barred. An outsider would not
te able TO tell the difference between a
member OF the minority and one OF the
majority ANY member can get the ear Of
the committee for a worthy object That
politics do not control Is evident from the
l~rEe appropriations which have been
made to Southern harh0rs. chiefly bv Re
publican Congresses"
Col. Lester remarked that Il Mr. Leak
en- had "A plan 20 guarantee tho govern
ment against loss by dishonest contrac-
tors he ought 10 get a patent on Il as the
government would doubtless reward him
literally for o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
WALLIS NAcoocnEE SMITHS.
4 Little Stranger Who Paid no Pas
sage on the Nacoochee.

wallis Nae0ocaee smith Is the name
~ = young gentleman who arrived on the
steamship Naeooehee. from New YORK
MONDAY IN this oase the similarity az
namor IL somewhat an accident OF birth.
The name was not upon the passenger
iist and there was a disposition on the
PAR Of the urst mate 60 regard the young
man as q stowawuy until the circum-
stances 81 his presence were explained.
DR. r. Il Wallis Of Cordcle. was also
q passenger o. the Nacoochee. being on
his return home. after tour 81 Europe
and Tins fact accounts for the first name
of the afore mentioned party. and perhaps
FOR his presence Ia Savannah Or Wal
lis was aroused the first night out hy the
steWardess. VINO told him that his pro-
fesslonsi services were uee.had The doc
tor replied that no might be a physician
q. home but ne was only an ordinary
ci3zen aboard ship. and was ABOUT 10 70
70 sleep again. but the stcwardcss inform
20 him that it was an urgent case
The doctor responded. apd there was
soon another soul on board. o teB-pouna
baby hoy Mrs smith the wife Of Sergt
smith. Of the rniied States army being
the mother Sergeant and Mrs Smith
we're on their way 20 the nome Of Nrs
smiths mother. in Florida owing 20
the unusual circumstances az the birth
both the physician and the snip were re-
membered 90 naming the new conner
First Mate johnson. - said to be- death
on sioWa~ay~. and when he was informed
that there was one on board mis- righteous
wrath was aroused He was referred TO
the stewnrdes= for Information and de-
mauded t1at the culprit he produced I'M
sianter. The infant was produced and
johnson acknowledged that the drinks
were on him
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Lippman Brothers wholesale druggists.
I.ippman block Of this city. are giving
away free, a splendid regulator clock
nearly feet high with calendar attach
ment. also three dozen sample bottles OF
Itppmau's liver pills. free. 20 the pur-
chaser % three dozen Lippmau's chill and
fever tonic This celebrated and renowned
chill tonic IL ID with a positive guaran-
tee. mo cure, no pay" ana the price and
size IS the same as other standard chill
tuuics.
This great exp,nse is undergone simply
to introduce l. ppmans chill and fever
tonic. the best In the wor.d.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
wArcB THIEVES CAPTURED.
stole watch and sold II, hut Were
Cnnght Throngh It's neIng Pnwned.

Detective ]. J. Murphy yesterday recov-
cred the watch OF Mr.. H. L. Pearce OF
No 44 Oslethorpc avenue. west which
someone had stolen a short time before.
The watch was rescued from pawn shop,
where IL had been pledged by a white
man named " l. Rockheld
Rockneld was arrested. he stated that
he had bought the watch from two ne
groes. A. Wlnn and Charles Winn. They
also were arrested This morning before
the Recorder they Will be tried on the
charge OF stealing the watch. while Rock
field viii be tried for receiving stolen
property.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs.
(uear) savannah, Ga,
sept. 2, 1900.
Columbia Drug Company.
Savannah Gat

Columbia Drug Company,
savannah, Ga.t
Gentlemen-I have been suffering
with ChIIIs and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment of several doctors, tried
several so-caIIed chm TonIcs, none
of which benefited me. AZ Hast
tired one bottle of your smiths chm
and Fever Tonic, and within three
days ] feIt much better, and after
using the second bottle I am glad 20
say I am entirely cured. write this
so that you may be able TO inform
Others who may suffer and assure
them Of n cure. Very truly yours.
(sIEned) HENRY ToET'rER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
rooK LAW ~ IIIs own HANDS.
John q. Brown of BuIIoch Is Ruled
80 Answer for Contempt.

Judge Scahrook granted rule in the
Superior Court yesterday requiring John
cause before him on Saturday next why
he should not be punished for contempt
The rule issues out OF tho proceedings re
Gently instituted by Brown 20 enioiu the
Ellis YouuE Company from foreclosing a
mortgage upon his land
Judge Scabrook dissolved a restraining
ordc4 that had been previously granted
and refused tho injunction. ftnOw appears
that Brown has disoheycd the commands
Of the court and has not only gone upon
the land. bat has threatened 60 shoot one
~ the defendant company's representa-
tiycs. who was in The exercise % the
powers granted hy Judge Seahrook.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
WAS NOR DrsCmAnGED BrFonE.
Ex.PoIiceman :. ~. Davis Explains
Why Ne Dtd Not Resign.

Mr. S NJ Davis. VINO was dismissed
from ihe police force Tuesday. Gays
while this Is he third time tina, he has
left the force he mss never before been
discharged his previous scverances with
the department being hy resignation. In
the hast case he says that he refused 81
resign because be knew himself to be
Innocent Of the charges brought aEains.
him. and felt that Go refuse 10 stand
trial would have left the lmputation 81
guilt to persons not familiar with the
flcls OF the caae
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar
and IL truly q delightful enjoyment 20
innale the fumes o. this fiue tobacco; n
Is evhilsrating and delicious.
see that the name OF Herbert Spencer
Is on every wrapper OF every cigar. with.
out which none are genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are oo,y
sold by the box Of % Conchas az 81 20 ana
Perfectos, $50 az Llppman Bros. whols.
safe druggists. Barnard and Couxr~~.
streets. OF this city.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Some Savannah man Is irving 10 stir
up baseball boom FOR next season in
Augusta. he wants a league composed Of
Augusta Charleston. Atlanta. Macon. Co
iumbus aud Savannah,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

yesterday by Detective stark on the
charge Of stealing a valuable diamond
ring from Mr.. J. Goodman The ring was
recovered aud the man will be given
hearing this morning before Recorder
Hartridge
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
ALL DEPENDS ON THE SURVEY.
FAVORABLE HEPoRT Practical
~ MEANS DEErEH WATER.

- a.,r.Ne nn-tRtsn A. a14sn
Mayor Myers. Congressman lester
and President Ennn ENpre~s Them
80. s,,.,..,.u .,,or
the s""th 'h"""e'-"'' 'A"'
shows How the ocean steamship
eompan. Monld n~ HeneHted by
o. -. ,-,........, ,.-,,,.t,.t,u
81 t"ait"E s'"'i"" ~
would Almost Certainly Follow
uern.r Mater
....t4.,,
-"
tion OF savannah DEMAND veg -s-t""t
channel 20 the sea. as evidcnrei by the
,a.r - ,....t IL .-,.-t,err oatrsra "a
convene o. ~ t'if ''st t'' 'NsN ''
81 the former project 10 tbs cHtet an
nourcei ~ yesterdays Morning News
.t,... ........i ..,....-.t,s.
'PANtt r'it4"h A"t'i 'i"4''''''" ~ ''s
zetufn from The North recently mat such
ar order would Do issued by the war de-
,.r.-,er, ..,.., -, ma. -, .,,.,.iss, a., ,te
@"ii" '''sA' it'ft
"of course ann unable io t"recaFi me
rcport 81 tne board q" said Col Lester Yts-
rers4v abut with , f+tarsfla rerort NE
80,
ftopflat.eh from congress t4t tht ""fh.
Personally ] prefer the south charmed as
more desirable Tor Il number Of reasons
-t.-....i.t. ...... .i. ., 49,. an.
- t""@ h'"''tf mss aii'a"f "'tH tAPeiti-
"a for The Improvement o. me north
channel would incline Congress 90 prefer
that channel 10 Undertaking a ucvy work
w" ny 'Aih = "le'
hhe report ot the hoafi OF survey
Mayor MYERS expressed his pleasure "a
4hs favorable cu,io,k ga S.,er.tta a.
-. ~. ,,....t =, .-,.... 81, ~
NotA easy. re saia. trust the south
channel viii be recommended af tce bust
mess and shipping interests evidently pre-
.er ,ba, r,,,te have -.the..a f. t,r-a
~ii'"N''t ~ it' ii'A ~" l'"'' ~. iti'i"A'7'
HNttliWA tFe'piF @'f ''H'"l. it'AA tii'a- FsN-
ete'lf st"" ."s t"' t'H''i'- WIZ" Nas'
'A
Dor ~ '"as"" oi ~" itAFiett'lett OF VI"
e.aihst 4"lA lnloith't'ot = pelnA '"h-
pli.a lor use Wheh i'''Isa ,"ihii'tt'.
81 nur s''.S7 ~" 81" .l'l1'NH VIII ~ aP-
A"AatN' =" taA' t"'e Htff'tt i' H@"" ""
WIS ~ =" s.'.i'lt y iA u'''At !" IN" 't"-
At"f"sa"'tT "'ih ~ 20" "13 oi ''"Ate@'
- sou ~ H'ag aFit"t Aiiat e1eH = step
= itqu.tst-
Ffssl"eht Exam ot me entfai et 'eof
80 RAILWAY anu ,'eean Steaioshlp ''n-
pa.a 'Aptess'l nltf'reu ~ P't "i'th
Vel pleased mat savannah seems 10
iaiI WV r" GET het mo- tHtht loi HfeFef
water hekuh under proper ausPiet-
me beneleiai tesohs 20 the shipping
lhssfes,~ y ths tor WOMB os i'''''', ,s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
WILL co no CINCINNATI.
Mr.. Dreeson 60 Attend Special Meet
Ing af Royal Arch.

MIR Henry +, Drccsou. valiant com
mander or Ocean city Lodge. No g.
knights Of the Royal Arch. viii attend
a special meeting o. representative q tho
order to be held at Cincinnati. oct. g.
whore changes in the supreme lodge Of
ncers and other important matters are 20
come up for consideration. Mr. Dreeson
was elected a representative by the state
Grand Lodge 20 ,he Supreme Lodge.
which met at Hot Springs. Ark. last
MAY. but did not attend. He will take
tn the Cincinnati meeting. however
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags ana school supplies
All al cut rates; from 10 cents up; also,
usual large stock Of all the school books.
nov used IN Chatham county. at Estilf $
News Depot, Is Bull street, Savannah,
ga -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Alex James and William Jones. eolorsd,
were arrested yesterday by Patrolman f.
r. Davis for the theft Of a pistol from
Joe Davis. The case viii come up on the
Recorders docket this morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
Not AIM south Africa.

All the diamonds are not in South
Afrlca-sternberg & Co. show their
usual big stock OF these dazzling gems.
I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Every day. and q suitable souvenir can
be selected from sternberg & Cos. hand
some stock OF diamonds, jewelry. watches
sliverware. cut-glass. etc.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

THE wedding presents were numerous
and handsome" sternberg a Co furn-
Mhed most Of them-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

A torpid liver mode active. a bad head
ache relieved by using Saratoga Aron-
dack Water. All you can drink for S
cents at solomons' drug store. Bull and
Charlton streete.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Your Ola or broken gold articles-you
can convert them into cash At full value
AZ steruberg a Co.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
REYNOLDS oLUB ORGANIZED.
VIII work for Judge Reynolds Re-
Election a. ssagIstrate.


The Friends OF justice Samuel Reynolds
and organized the Fourth District Rey-
Mods Club The meeting organized By
the election Of Thomas l.. Hill. chairman
ard W. r Macdonald secretary Talks
were made by chairman Hin and others
ard a rousing endorsemen, was given
Judge Reynolds for reelection az nsgis.
srete of the Fourth District. The club
adjourned 20 meet again a. the same hail
TUESDAY night next, at o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
whnt pIensed the bride Mo.t

was the elegant collection OF lovely cut.
glass selected from sternberg g. Cos
beautiful stock.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Take Graybeard Pills for that dizzy
feeling-Lost appetite. and follow II IN
with a bottle OF Graybeard. II Is all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props.
Savannah. Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
III Cured Ne.

"Graybeard broke up rheumatism on
me" says Mr.. chas. Thomas. the jew.
eler on Whitaker street. And put me in
better health than have enjoyed In a
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

'Grayoeard IL family medicine with
~" sad prominent business man va.
teraay My wife takes Il, ana 1 na,,e.
sne 10 enjoying better health thar -.
years The children keep well By lakins
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

tine fare Round Trip 40 Atlanta via
Central of GeorRia Railway, Ac-
count Of the Southern Interstate
Fair.
Tickets on sale Oct. ? TO q. inclusive
anal return limit Oct. % 1870
Double daily through trains sleeping
cars by night parlor cars by day.
Ticket ONCE l07 Bull street and Central
Passenger Statiou-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Don't al your stomach with spirits
which wreck Il. Cooks Imperial Extra
DRY Champagne tones Il up.--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

0rayhsard may be obtained al all aru~
stores or write 70 Us for t. Reapess DRUG
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

Select some Of sternberg q Cos npe
cut-glass ware.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11

That Is what you must do when YOU
have catarrh in the head The way to cure
this disease is 70 purify the blood with
Hooa's sarsaparilla. This medicine soothes
and heals the innamed surfaces, rebuilds
the delisate tissues ana permanently cures
catarrh by expeliing from the blood the
scrofulous talnts upon which II depends
BE sure 20 get Hoods
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-11
N rHE RAiLRoAD WORLD.
Matter. of Interest In savannah ana
Elsewhere.

The Plant system llfhos. advertising the
Eiks' Carnival and Street Fair. have
reached savannah. and are being disirl-
huted from the once 81 Passenger Traf-
nc Manager wrenn. They are exceeding
~ handsome the larger poster represent.
ing a scene on the Midway Every city.
town ana village on the line OF the Sys-
TEN. from which visitors 20 the carnival
can be drawn. will be flied with the bills
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-26
KLERKsDORP SURRENDERED

London, June 10, ll:05 a. m.-The
War Office issues the following dis
patch from Lord Roberts:
Pretoria Presidency, June IA, 1910
p. m.-Klerksdorp surrendered on June
9th to an armed party sent on by Hun
ter. Kitchener reports that the Beers
attacked construction train early this
morning north of Rhenoster river He
sent out mounted troops and drove on
the enemy before they could do much
damage. One man was killed and
eleven wounded, including two officers.
"A messenger from Klerksdorp re-
ports that Cronje, who commanded
there, determined to surrender as soon
as he knew for certain that Pretoria
was in our possession. His example
has been copied by many in the neigh
bOrhood The court house Is now said
to be full of arms
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-26
Boer Ranks Joined
by More Foreigners

London, June IA dispatch from
Lourenzo Marques, dated yesterday,
says: president Kruger is holding on
to his gold and issuing paper notes
from press in his executive car. The
Boer Governments coin in stock is ex-
hausted and the officials are now pay
ing out plain gold disks unstamped.
Some who have declined to accept
notes have taken their salaries in gold
bars. The Boer Government Is still
paying out much gold in that way.
Two steamers arrived at Lourenzo
Marques yesterday bringing several
thousand tons of supplies consigned to
Portuguese merchants, but destined for
the Beers. One hundred Americans,
Frenchmen, Germans and Hollanders
have arrived there by various steamers,
en- route for the Transvaal. Mr.. Grove.
the British Consul General. has large
stocks Of clothing for the British pris-
oners, but he will not forward theSe
until he gets assurances that the Beers
will not take them for their own use. =
General Butler will be unable to al
vance further until he gets supplies.
Nearly every farmhouse, as the troops
passed, flew white flag. The British
took nothing without paying for il. and
brisk business was done in milk
eggs, bread and chickens by the thrifty
housewives, who were pleased to get 80
much English money. One woman,
whose husband and two sons have been
lighting, said: You British are unlike
our people. They took my horses In
exchange for sheep and mealies, and
made me make butter, which they
never paid for am sending to have
my men come home at once
Usually the first question a Boer
woman puts is: will my husband be
shot II he is captured?"
One young man was pulled from
under bed and he went on his knees
begging the British patrol not to shoot
/ him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-26

London. June 10, 6:15 p. m.-The
War Office has received the following
dispatch from Lord Roberts:
Pretoria. June l5.-As | telegrapp,d
yesterday from one Of our outposts,
fifteen miles east of Pretoria. the Beers
evacuated their position during the
night of June 18th. They had paid 80
much attention to Strengthening their
TANKS that their center was weakly
held and as soon as this became EVIL
dent, on June 18th. directed Ian
Hamilton to attack. He moved against
Diamond Hill with the Suffolks. Derby
shires and City imperial volunteers,
brigade.
1T was grand, seeing the way our
men advanced over the difficult ground
and under heavy fire. The casualties,
I am thankful to say, were less than
100. a very small number considering
the natural strength Of the position
which had to be carried. Our seizure
of Diamond Hill caused the Beers to
feel they were practically surrounded
and this resulted in their hasty retire
ment. They were being followed yes
terday by some of our mounted corps,
Hamilton spoke In high terms Of the
troops engaged. Hamilton received a
confusion from sharpnel bullet in the
shoulder, but is not. am happy to say
unable to perform his duty"
The rest of Lord Roberts dispatch
deals with the casualties and General
Baden Powell's movements in Western
Transvaal, where Baden-Powell, with
500 men, Is Systematically re-establish'
ing order and collecting arms and sup
plies. About 600 Beers have surrender
ed and Baden-Powell captured 23'
prisoners. According to Baden-Powell':
report the Beers will readily discus:
terms of surrender and they all ap
preciate the work OF pacification per
formed by his troops.