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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

There haa rarely hcsn a season Ia the
proiueton q dne hish SRI millinery when
there has been - extended q cholco ~
fte present SEQ headwear tire above as
sertion vii b. verified on THURSDAY ana
Friday. Oct and a. Krouskon's
fsU opening when every hiur ,hai IS ncV
ara dainty wiu ~ shown The krous-
koT openings are occasions Whieh arr
watched ana waited Tor hy thousands Of
ladies in savannah ana Vicinity. a. well
as hy others who attempt 60 make miIfn-
efy displays. krouskons to-liv are the
monarchs % the ersire South a. milu-
merry leaders. taey are .u position which
10 other house can boast o. Via the ad-
vantage % their Wholesale department.
Whscn places them in position 90 put
ne best and LATEST STYLES on Tho market
q their retail AZ Wholesale prices Tho
openings a. Krouskon's in the past have
always heru something extraordinary. hut
On Thursday ana Friday Oct and
s. the fan opening VIII surpass any miin-
merry exhibition ever seen south. this. 81
course takes q mammoth stock of goods
an idea may Dc had when we say kroua-
kon will show over i.eHo new importa-
tons in ptttcrn hats from Mine Pouynrs.
Nine Collie. Nine. Ganie. earlier Josse
Among the special hats TO De Shown ~
the opening, viii he n work 81 art 81 even
INK headwear. from Maison Nouvelle. also
Theater Capuchon. hy Esther Mayer. a
hirecoire hat hy I-cuthcric 81 Paris. a
beret by Fouyanne, a picture hat hy
Marcsoot Soeurs. childs hat rs Nine
Sfenaud, autumn hat Nv L1theric black
ve,vet toque hy Heitz Boyer toque oy
Nirot model hy Anime a. L4eontinc. ond
others too numerous 70 mention. the models
~ artists 81 no lesser fame. IN novelties
the very latest IN veiveis. including the
fsisse. Nciours. Crystal. Ganfraee ans
Velvet Mirage. in an colors also fun
lines 81 Jets. Tinsel Steel Chenille and
ornaments % all kinds. in fancy feathers.
the very latest novelties IN Breast Plum
ase' Ring Dove Lophophorc. the Peacock.
Pheasant. Parrot end Paroquei IN os-
trich feathers a mll line OF Amazon
piunes, which are much Ia vogue. can be
found in az the latest shades: "a word be-
fore We close about the immense line 81
ado-tq.wear, cycling and nutomodle
hats, which vii be and are now being
shown at krouskon the very latest
shapes BY the very hes makers including
Fhipp AMI Atchison's The Rikki Tiki
T, strange name for a hat. but never
tnele~s the very latest and correct style
all 10 he shown on oct. I and g. az krous-
kon s-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
DIED PROM TAXING cREosorE.
Edward y. Posteu Swallowed a Dose
an Mistake for Medicine.

Mr. Eiward +. PostsIl died suddenly
yesterday afternoon between 40 and .
O'Clock a. his home. No. jos Taylor street.
east Death was due 70 large dose OF
crcosotc. taken. q Is believed. through
mistake MIR Poscu had been taking
hypophosphite of cod liver oil The two
bottles were near together on the mautel-
riece. and the liquids were OF the same
color. The cre3sotc had been obtained for
disinfcctiug purposes.
Mr Posieu canc home early in the a.
ternoon. and was apparently in the best
of health and spirits Ho went 20 his
room about aS0 O'Clock ana was seen
playing on the bfd with one Of his little
chi dren. shortly after Mrs Postsn en-
tered the 70 IN and found her husband ly
iug gasping on the bed. Or y 7. olive
ros. who lives next door was quickly
summoned Mr. Posteii was practically
dead when the physician arrived
Coroner Goetfo was notified OF the death
hut decided after ascertalning the facts.
that no inquest was necessary.
The deceased was very well known IN
Savannah. and had large circle Of
frisnds and acquaintance. Re had been
employed 90 the cotton business for
number of years as a weigher and mark
~. and was well known 20 those IN that
line OF business. He was about - years
~ age. and leaves wife and two chill
dren. His funeral will take place from
the residence az 3.8 o'clock this after
noen.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

suddenly stricken at Hia Home Mt
oliver Friday NiEht.

oliver Friday NfEht.
Mr. W. g. Brewer received news yester-
day Of the death OF his brother, Mr.. Rob
ert H Brewer. AZ his home. near oliver,
on the Central Railway. Death was due
20 rheumatism OF the heart and was sud
den aud unexpected. The deceased had
gone TO his room for the night In appar-
ent perfect health and a little later. when
his wife. found him. he was dead Her
screams attracted the attention OF the
nelEhbors.
The deceased was So years Of age and
was a weli-known citizen % Efnngham
county and throughout this section gen
orally He Joined the Confederate army
before reaching the age Of i6 and served
until the close or the war He was for
"a number Of years an active member OF
the Emngham Hussars. taking promi-
ntnt part in the tits and other affairs
Of the troop. and was for several years
It's first lieutenant.
Besides an aged mother. the deceased
leaves three brothers. Judge n. =. Brew
cr Of Waycross. Mai J. J. Brewer Of
Egypt and Mr.. W. q. Brewer of this city
Mrs Brewer. who Is - years OF age. had
lived with her son Robert since the death
Of her husband. but was attending upon
her son. Judge Brewer. at Waycross, who
IL ili She was tolcgraphcd to come 10
Savannah and the sad news OF her son
death was impaired 10 her here yester-
day.
The funeral will take place az oliver to-
day ana the iuterment will be In the fam
ny hurying ground The relatives have
the sympathy OF many friends here and
elsewhere throughout this section
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
BOND ISSUE or sI2.soo.
Savannah Yacht CIab VIII Raise
Funds for improvements.

Funds for improvements.
A meeting OF she Savannah Yacht Club
was held yesterday afternoon and the
members decided 20 issue sl2.g0 IN 6 per
cent bonds. bearing date Of Jan. !. 1901.
ard maturing IN fifteen years. This issue
was recommended BY the Finance Com
mittee and the Board Of Stewards.
The money raised By the bond issue will
be devoted 20 the payment OF the debt
remaining on the traos OF Hand that was
recently acquired 10 Increase the extent
81 the Yacht Club grounds and for cer-
tain improvements that are contemplated
These Improvements will be made under
the direction Of che Improvement Commit
tee which consists Of Messrs. J. NJ Dixon
a. s. Bacon and Herbert Palmer.
CHIEF OF the improvements will be the
bowling alley and shooting gallery. one
building win serve for the two. and & will
be located over the marsh Just north OF
the main clubhouse. 10 Is proposed 90
have the bowling. for which thore will be
two tracks. ana the shooting. which viii
be for rifles and revolvers. open 10 ladies'.
Within the last year the Yacht Club has
made great progress. The officers have
determined to make u an even more pop
Ular place OF rcsors for ns members than
q has been. and the means Of entertain
ment have been and will be greatly IN
creased.
The members have become enthused
over the bright prospects OF the club. The
present would seem fair enough 60 many
but the future appears brilliant and q Is
said shere will not be the slightest fihi-
Guilty in floating the bonds Indeed. some
81 the members are Offering now 20 buy
them "a a premium.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
RosH HAsHANAH BEGISs TODAY.
WIN he Generally Observed To-day
and Tomorrow.


and Tomorrow.
with the setting OF the sun to-day will
begin one OF the mos, generally observed
% Jewish religious days. she celebration
of Rosh Hoshanah. or the New Year. Serv-
aces will be held at that hour IN the Tenn
pie Mickva Israel. the R'Nai Jacob Syn
agogue. and By the II. G.. r. AZ odd Eel
lows Hall With the congregation OF
Mickva Israel the Observance viii CON
rnue through tomorrow until sunset
but with the congregation OF B'nat Jacob
and the n. q. "a. they viii last day
longer or until sunset on Tuesday
Rash Hashauah is set apart as solemn
season during which the acts OF the pre-
cedlnE year are reviewed 10 preparation
for Yom kippur. or the day OF atouemcnt,
which follows cen days later. on she tenth
of the month Tishri. cr according 90 our
calendar on oct. g.
Among other fasts fcsats and notable
DAYS that viii DE celebrated during the
month OF October are Succoih. or the
Feast Of the Tabernacics. which will take
place on she SO Hashauah Rahbah on
the a. sh'mini Atzereth. or the Solemn
Assembly. on the Is and Slmhath Torah
or the Rejoicing Of the Law" on the L.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
Suspended ron THIaTY DAYS.
Responsibility for ReEis-Eclipse
Collision Placed on Capt. Daniels.

Responsibility for RcGis-EcIipse
Collision Placed on Capt. Daniels.
An Investigation was held yesterday a.
Inspectors Of steamboats, Msssrs. Lee and
Fiizgcrad ~ the circumstances Of the
collision between the ferry boat Eclipse
and the TUG Regis last wednesday. in
which the Eclipse stove IN her bow ana
was hauled on for repairs
Half q dozen or more witnesses were
examined. including cant Paine ami En-
gineer Christie of the REGIS. super
inteudcnt clark 81 the Savannah Lighter
age and Transfer Company. capt Thomas
Daniels ana Engineer Radcliffe ~ tnc
pc ipse. ard the deck hands The evidence
placed the responsibility for the accident
cn Capt Daniels of the ferry boat and
his license was suspended for thirty days.
The accident according 60 the evidence.
was due 90 the failure ~ the master 90
the ferry boat g. give the proper signals,
ana to use necessary caution.
since thc building ~ the 9raboard ter
miuals on Hutchinson Island. ard the
great number Of steamers. iarEe ana ma
that are constantly in tHe river ara enc
trring and leaving the term nal sIius. thr
necessity has arisen Tor greater caution
ou tho part Of steamboat officers The r.
cent drowning of the Sax negroes from
row boat upset hy the swell from a pass
irn steamer. ana the danger to the hum
drc3s n small boats that are continually
crossing and rccrossluE the river. loaded
with workmcn. has emphasized the ne
cessity for some regulation on The part %
the city or the Term nal Company 90 pre-
wont The overcrowdlng q these boats. 80
course the United States inspectors have
no jurisdiction over boats of this class
and cen only deal With careiessness on the
part ~ steamers resulting IN accidents
So Tar there have been very few accidents
20 steamboats,. but the increasing trafiic
in the river has necessitated the use %
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Arrangements have been erecsed by
which 1000 mile books the price Of which
IL $500 each. issued by the seaboard Air
Line Railway, are honored through 10
Washington oySr the Pennsylvania Ran
road: from Portsmouth to Baltimore ovsr
the Baltimore Steam Packet Companv
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and Laurons
Railroad. This arrangement includes the
books issued by the Florida Central ana
Peninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads.&c..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
MERCURY UP TO NINETY-rwo.
Yesterday the second Hottest Nay of
the Month.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was % degrees. the second highest point
that IL has reached this month. The min
lmum was a. giving a mean OF s.. which
ls degrees above the normal and which
gives TO the month an excess OF s. degrees
OF heat. ana for the year shortage OF is
degrees. The highest point that the mef-
curry has reached this month was scored
on the i7th. when the temperature went
up 20 ~ degrees.
The rainfall for the month Is short Of
the normal by 81 inch and for the year
By ISL inches.
The state forecast for to-day IL for fair
weather. except IN the northwest and ex-
treme north. where showers and cooler
weather may BE- expected Tomorrow. II
is predicted. will Be fair, with light wlnAs.
snostly south.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Is 100 times better than quinine and does
in a single day what slow and uncertain
quinine cannot do In ten days
II viii cure in a few days those obsti-
nate types OF fever that hang on for
weeks when treated with quinine.
II will cure typhoid fever and nothing
else will.
Il does its work quickly and thoroughly
and nothing else does.
Il places the fever patient beyond the
point OF danger in a day and nothing else
can,
Those who have implicit faith In the
tonic are secure. Those who doubt are IN
danger Those who will not use It, place
their lives In jeopardy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
Special Rates

and easy terms OF payment 20 city stu
dents Superior instruction and special
facilities for securing positions. Positions
guaranteed Under reasonable conditions.
These colleges are endorsed by business
men. Call or send for catalogue.
Draughon's Practical Business College.
savannah. (Masonic Temple corner Lib
erty and whitaker streets. Phone 1851
Nashville. ST. Louis Montgomery. Gal
weston. Fort Worth. Little Rock and
Shreveport.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
cAsE WAS Nor HEARD.
Understanding Reached an NicLauEh-
IIn-sturtevnnt Trouble.

Iin-sturteVnnt Trouble.
The merits OF the McLaughlin-sturte-
want case was not gone into yesterday In
The Superior Court. and much evidence
concerning the dealings OF the two part
ners IN the auction line. which was OK
pected 20 prove both spicy and Interest,"
ing. was withheld from the public. This
was due TO an understanding reached BY
the attorneys for the two parties by which
IL was agreed that Mr.. !. y. IaRoche
should be- appointed permanent receiver
and that Mr.. Guile Bourquin. who claims
TO have purchased the goods removed by
Mr.. Starteyant. should give bond in dou-
bic the amount OF the value OF the goods
upon which the goods claimed as his prop
erty will be delivered 10 him The or
ders in the case win be taken to-
morrow. The case will be gone into on
It's merits later unless "a further agree
ment Is reached
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
QUESTION OF PURE FooDs.
Calls for Cheap Articles Encourage
Their sale Fveryuhere.


Savannah is not the only city which
gives serious attention 20 the purity OF
foodstuns offered for sale and which has
for long time engaged the attention Of
municipal authorities. While general ef-
forts have been made TO have dealers
furnish only the best OF foods for sale.
Il must be admitted that the people in
many cases are responsible for poor ar
tlcles by calling for and buying them.
To each man was given one stomach. and
n he abuses and loses II smother is not
forthcoming Buying wholesome food Is
the best always. And this applies more
forcibly 20 meats. which are necessary
articles Of food. Reputable meat dealers
like n. Logan can be relied upon 10 give
the best. for they handle none other. Call
there this week for a fine roast, steaks.
lamb. fowls and everything required by
good iiverE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
ACADEMY OPENS WEDNESDAY.
ST. Vincents VIII Probably Rnve
More Pupils Than Last Year.

Wore Fuptis 1hnn Last Year.
So vinesnt's Academy. which IL con-
Quoted by the Sisters OF Mercy. will be re-
opened on wednesday OF this week. Last
term there were loi pupils In attendance
upon the Academy. and e Is expected that
there win be more this term. Protestants.
as well as Catholic. children attend the
Academy. the only difference IN the In
struetion being in religion and theological
matters the Protestant children not being
required 90 Join these classes
The Sisters have had great success with
their school which was established more
than fifty years ago. They are proud OF
SIS record and desire 20 sustain the envia-
lie reputation u has achieved. They give
q their best efforts and an who engage In
the instruction Of the children are finished
teachers.
The school is graded. consisting OF seven
Grammar School grades and three for
High School pupils Exceptional faclli-
ties for instruction in music are enjoyed.
and a speciality OF II Is made. Some OF the
most accomplished musicians OF savan-
nah have received their training at che
Academy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

About Tetterine DR.. NJ. L. Fielder OF Ec.
lectic p. o.. Gilmore county. Alabama.
says: Il know Il to be a radical cure for
letter. salt rheum. eczema and all kindred
diseases Of the skin and scalp. I never
prescribe anything else in all skin trou.
bles." Send 50c In stamps for q box of n
postpaid. TO the manufacturer, j. 4. shun.
trine. Savannah. Ca. IL your drugg =.
DOESN'T keep tad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Our people were suffering from typho-
malarial fever. Some NJ. DIS called II gen
ulne typhoid. Many OF these patients died
and those that recovered were sick from
1 to s weeks.
gave my patients Johnson's tonic and
In every instance the fever cooled down
within twenty-four hours and did not re-
turn. and the patients regained their for
mer good health rapidly. J. r. Kincheloe.
NJ d. Conway. Ark.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
FIREMEN HAD A LONG RUN.
GasoIene Explosion Called Them "a
Tenth street. West.

The fremen at Nos. 4 and engine
houses had a long run TO Tenth street
last night The call was from box az
and the FIRE was found at ST. Tenth street.
west. The house is one-story frame
owned by c. r. Mcintyre. and occupied
by 8 r. Hood. The blaze was caused
by an explosion OF a can Of gasoline.
which was stored IN a back room The
can was leaking and Mrs. Hood going into
the room with a light. the gas from the
leaking gasoline az once caused an OK
ploslon Mrs Hood was burned about the
hands ard he'd her clothing slightly
burned, but was not seriously hurt. some
bedding was burned. but the damage was
slight and the hremen found there was
little need for their services after their
long run.
No. 4 engine house also had local call
at GO y m. 20 22i Hail street lane, west.
n proved 20 be only chimney IRE In
ehantv however.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Tuesday. az Krouskoff's. 80 dozen crush
felt hats. ready 20 wear. for school Eirls,
lsc. others ask sec: this hat in royal. navy.
castor. grsy. brown cord: this IL special
sale for Tuesday: above hats on eirst to-
Bile Krouskof's grand opening Thursday
and Friday. oct. 4 and Sad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Popular priced walking and outing hats.
including the popular Cadet walking hat
and sailor, at Krouskoa's IN all colors.
now on exhibition from 73c to s24s. oct
4 and 3. grand fan opening Of pattern hats
and bounets, millinery novelties. ribbons
NalNaL. aIc--an
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

There VIII be served here to-day rice
field lamb. young and tender. A few extra
A fresh shipment OF country eggs. The
best steaks and roasts In the city. served
any style. A few rice birds yet. The spe-
ciai Sunday dinner will please you Hicks.
al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
Ladies' Fine shoes.

The bargain counter will be well pro-
vlded with ladies' line shoes tomorrow.
They are the kind that you have been
paying big money for. Call and make
your selections. a. 3. Nichols, Brough-
ton west.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

The Plant system Sunday excursions "a
Charleston and brunswick viii be dlscon.
tinuod after Sunday. Sept. 30. Ticket.
sold 20 both points az rate OF 500 for tbs
round trip. limited TO date OF sale Sad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Is the las, day for the Sunday excursions
TO Charleston. Tickets on sale for train
leaving Savannah so a. m. good to return
on train leaving Charleston az 500 p. m.
or HIS r. m. Sundays. at rate OF si.oo for
the round trip. Chair cars 80 cents extra
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
WE'RE rive ESCAPES.
Richard Austin, the only One From
Savannah.

A letter received yesterday hy Sheriff
swscny from Deputy Warden Handy a.
Fargo convict camp gives the names Of
the i've convicis who escaped from the
camp recently. OF the number only one.
Richard Austin. was from Savannah. Aus
tin was recently sent up from this county
for Eve years for burglary. One OF the
other escapes IS stated 20 be deaf and
dumb He was doing a life sentence for
murder. A reward OF $50 II offered for
the return OF the batch.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
DEMOCRATS WILL RALLY.
Invitations sent out 90 n Number of
Lending Party Men.


Lending Party Men.
Secretary Frank W. Campos OF the
Bryan-stevenson Club has received a let
Ser from Chairman +. G duBlgnon OF the
State Executive Committee. replying TO
his notice to Vice Chairman Brown. Of
abe intention o. the club to hold a rally
here next Thursday night. Mr.. duBignon
says. - have to-day written to Senator
Bacon aud Hon. Boykn Wright request
jag them 20 communicate with you direct
Gov. Gambler So absent from the city. and
Nr. Howell Is North on visit. Senator
Clay, ] know. has an engagement for that
day"
II is hoped 90 secure some 81 the speak
ers named in order 10 add interest 10 the
meeting Tho Invitations 90 the speakers
ana other distinguished guests. whose
presence is desired did not go out until
ofter the notice was mailed 20 Chairman
Brown. and che probability - that few Of
those invited have received their invita-
fions IS yet. il IL especially desired 70
secure the presence OF Gov. Gambler.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

II ". Tipplns has opened his hotel ut
Manassas, Ga. His intention is 10 oater
especially 70 commercial travellers. hin 81
fore 70 be unexcelled by any. Clean beds
ana polite attention Give your baggage
70 Drummers Hotel" porter. -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Full lire Of children and misses school
hats. all the latest styles. In oil colors. at
popular prices. just opened now being
shown az Krouskofts. Grand fall open
ing Oct 4 and b.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
FouR WHITE MgN ARRESTED.
sent an by Detective Murphy Chnrg-
ed as Suspicious Characters.

-Four Young white men. Robert Dillon,
Frank Holmes. Walter Holmes and John
Haws. were arrested last night by Detec-
tive J. j. Murphy on the charge OF being
suspicious character The men claim
that they are from New York aud that
they are without money
The same officer also arrested John
wits. a negro. who sold "A valuable bicy-
Gle lamp for 10 cents. The lamp bore the
evidence OF having been wrenched from
a wheel. and the arresting officer thinks
that IL was stolen.
David Evans coiored. was arrested by
Patrolman Godhold on the charge OF be-
ing O suspicious character.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Pure Concord Grape Juice made at
Georgia Vineyard Company. Tanapooss.
Ca. is dispensed free at Jones pharmacy.
opposite theater. for the purpose OF m.
Producing; the purest and most delicious
grape juice IN America Wholesale agents
Lippman Bros. wholesale druggists
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

High class ladies' tailor-made costumes
made to order from latest patterns and
most select stock. By c. Fantinl merchant
tailor I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Mrs. l.. g. Young has returned from Eu-
rope and will open the ogiethorpe Semi
nary, Oct. !. A competent corps OF teach
ers viii assist Mrs. Young
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Peachtree street. Atlanta. Ca, under
new management. Cafe OF rare excellence.
Recommends itself for the notable char.
acter Of It's guests. Free coaches. SEQ.
willie Bros-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
ChIIdren,s shoes.

drens fne shoes. II you want 20 pro-
vide the little ones neat. good shoes. call
tomorrow and make selection. A. s.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

"A thing Of beauty 10 a Joy forever 81.
see Adlsrs gorgeous millinery opening
on Thursday and Friday.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

You pay a dollar 70 see one Of Kiralfy's
grand spectacular effects. You can see
AdIer's grand millinery opening for moth
iug-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

when your friend expatiates on the
beauties OF the opening at Adlers YOU
will regret not having been there. Come
Thursday and Friday.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Adler's second floor on Thursday and
Friday will BE- a symposium OF beauty.
The millinery opening takes place.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
Last sunday Excursion TO Bruns-
wick

WIN leave savannah. via the Plant sys-
tenn, sunday. Sept. 30: train leaves savan-
nah $50 a. m; returning leaves Brunswick
s:05 y. M Tickets 500 for the round trip.
nd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Carry your watches to J. & G. n.
Thomas. jewellers. l2i whitaker Repairing
done well and cheap. Eyes tested free.
I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

Get a pair Of those mems fine shoes
Tomorrow NJ Nichols. They are on the
bargain counter now. And the price Is
rldlculously low. a. $ Nichols. Brough-
ion wcst.-ad.