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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
KrNDERoARTNERs WE'RE HAPPY
Their Christmas Tree at KindsrEar-
ten NJ. Wa. Enjoyed.


Tho large haH on indian and Ann
streets occupied by che Kate Baldwin
Fro Kindergarten. No. I. was the scene
% much happiness on Friday morning,
when the union Christmas tree was held
there. aud attended boy the children and
families 90 the three kindergartens com
posing rho system.
Upon the tree hung over 90 presents.
the result 81 several weeks % hard Work
Of very small hands. 90 b. given 90 ihe
parents OF frieuds ~ the children There
wcrp calendars decorated 90 various ways,
picture frame. needle book. b.ottrrz
pen wirtfs. match holders. Pin trays
catch-aus ana many small articles 81
use. while thc careful sewing, weaving
wBtcr-rolor painting. paper-foiding ana
FASTING bore witucss 20 kindergarten m
dustry.
So many visitor eecmed skep'ical -
70 whether she children could 40 fucn
work. mat 90 IS a. wei 10 reIterate thaf
the work was Oh done by tho children
except in the case OF one or two VINO
were sick ard had TO be assisted so orief
TO finish iu timo Special gifts were
made Tor Mr. ana Airs George j ha4d-
win. Miss Baldwin. Mrs Mccoy, tho pfin-
ait,ais of ffc inherent kindrrrnrt~us. ana
some beucfactors o. the children FFuh
and cakes were sent by kind friends ara
were Dispensed while each chiId was
given a candy bag and Christmas horn
NIth a period Of much joyful noise as q
result OF the last.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
CURES BLOOD AND SKIN
TROUBLES.
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE

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Cancer? Scaly Eruptions2 skin or
scalp Itch2 Blood Hair or Skin HUI
mors7 Tlrc1 out. with aches and pains
in bones and Joints? Have you heredi-
airy or contracted Blood Poison? Ulcers
in throat or mouthg Swollen glands
Rheumatism? As tired I'm morning az
when you went 90 bed Have they re-
sisted medical treatment? II YOU have
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il drains the impurities poisons and
humors that cause all above troubles out
OF the blood bones ard entire system.
healing every sore. restoring 20 the Skin
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
SINGER FRoM SAVANNAH.
ur. Mackenzie Gordon Regarded as
"Irfnest Tenor In New York"

mr. Mackenzie Gordon Regarded as
"I'inest Tenor In New York"
Those Of musical tastes and others b.
savannah. Will readily remember Mr
Mackenzie Gordon. who. several year.
ago was connected with the choir o.
christ church Mr.. Gordon is now I'm
New York. whittier he went from s,-
vaunah. savannahlans win probable re-
cln him a. Mr. Mackenzie, as he added
Che "Gorion" after leaving this city. He
r. recalled at this time by The receipt Of
an announcement Of a prospective after
noon concert, 10 be given In the Astor
Gallery. Hotel waldorf on Jan.
g. Mr. Victor Harris Will give fhe con.
cert. producing for the FIRST time Lao
Lohmann's THE Daisy Chain" and other
song cycles
Among those mentioned a. the concert
singers aro Mr.. Mackenzie Gordon. Mrs
Seahury c. Ford Miss Marguerite Hall
and Mr.. Myron Whitney. Jr. The youne
lady now studying vocal music In New
York from whom the announcement OF the
concert comes. s enthusiastic over Mr.
Gordon. She refers 10 him as the finest
tenor la New York "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Football Game Betwecn Savannah
aud ~. Screven VIII Be IA Lively

Football Game Betwecn savannah
aud ~. scrcven VIII Be Lively
one.
The football gone that will be played
Christmas morning between the Savannah
Football Team aud "a team from Fort
soroven promises 20 be a sharply contest
ed one.
Lieut. Hayden telephonod from Ts-bee
yesterday that his team is in good condi-
ton. ready for the game. and would be mp
70 tho city early Tuesday morning. com
ing from the island on launch that had
been secured for that purpose.
The savannah team Is also in excellent
condition. Practices have been held ev-
cry night except Saturday. The team has
had considerable new material added 10
H. since Il was first organized. and this.
together wi<h the continued practice that
has been had. makes IL more than likely
that spectators will see much harder
ana more scientific struggle than they
did at the former game. Among those
who are likely to play in this game that
did not play before are Lyman. krenson,
and Futch The lineup OF both teams
wiz be announced tomorrow. At the
same time that positions are decided on
viii he settlei the question OF che officers
Of the game.
No admission will be charged ladies for
entrance TO the grounds ana only small
one for admission 20 the grand stand.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
DANGER ~ CANNON rorFERs.
Dealers Sell Them 20 Children OF
All Ages.

Dealers Sell Them 20 Chtidreh Z"
All AncS.
Tho deadly cannon pepper, rocket and
Roman candle and a dozen other kinds Of
fireworks viii have tho opportunity 10
get Ia their work during this week. II
there Is anything tho average small hoy
lakes pride IN. It is hring a pepper jusi
"a little bigger than the other boy. and
taking a little bigger risk in holding H.
a Christmas never goes by without
some younEster loelue finger or two, or
a part % his hand OF an eye, or getting
mis- face disnRured by a pepper or rocket
THIS years accidents started ia with
young Murdoch Chisholm. who lost tho
ends Of his fingers by holding cannon
pepper just little too long.
The cannon pepper Is a dan
gcrOus thing 20 fool with. aud the won
der Is that more serious accidents
% not happen from them. The fireworks
dealers and corner frnitstands sell them
20 boys without regard 20 age or size so
long AZ they have che price. Parents. too
seem not To- mind tine danger ia the ear
splitting evil smelling pepper untn their
hoy Is minus some OF his anatomy on ne.
count OF bis ambition 20 get as near dan
gor az no can. ~ FAR very few accidents
have been renorted. but with tomorrow
when che ordinance allowing fireworks
for "a week goes into effect. the chances
are I'm favor % an increase IA fireworks
casualties
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT THE TRACK.
CRACK sTEPPERs ~ THE LIST
ron TITsSDAY-s EyENTs.

The Entire. for the TrottinE Races
closed aud the Entries for the
Mile Dash and & Heats and q. Dash
90 close Tomorrow NiEht-Thc
starter. In the Harness Events
May H." "nobcrt ~" 'slOat's
Bitters." "HoiIy wood Nut," and
admiral"
noted horses Ia the events a. she Thun-
dsrholt Park Christmas day. The thor
ourhhrods now az Tho track include
Arion. Irish BOY, Dutch Comedian. Ella
Penzant, stamp Henry Gib1s. Easter
Golden Rattles. Abe Ferst Imperator
King Fun ana Irene Moore. in addition
20 these. j. r. Hand has a carload OF
yearlings ana the noted Western horse
man may probably star. some OF tho
young u ino short races.
Tomorrow morning the entries Tor the
three-elghth mile dash. nve-ciEhth mile
heats and threc-quarter mile Dash VIII
close. aud Manager DOYLE expects 10 have
large nsids in al OF these events. Tho
candidates ia the special harness race arc
all Boz active truIniug and AN OF them Will
no doubt show up az the post Ia hne con-
diuon The starters are May b. Rob
crt r.. sioats Bltterv. Holly Wood Nut
and Admiral
Henry Black Is coming with Lula Ham
mond Henry II. and Sattice, ana viii
likely arrive to-day. The Barnweh horse
man IS well known here. snd the Black
stable viu be well received by the horse
men al the track.
Manager Doyie intends calling his card
AZ 50 O'Clock In order that the patrons
OF the track may have chance 20 SCI
an OF the events before dark. The track
ls ln good couditiou. having been worked
an week hy the notco relnsman George
Haighi some fast time ~ predicted 10y
horsernen for Tuesday
Those interested 90 the steppers are in
yitcd 70 visit the track to-day ana wit
ness the fast ones receive their hnal
workout bruuhcs for the races Tuesday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
KNIGHTS or ROYAL ARCH.
Ofncer- for the Ensuing Year Eject.
ed at Annual Meeting.

Officers for the Ensuing Year Elect
ed at Annual Meeting.
An election Of officers Of the Knights Of
The Royal Arch has been held and the
following officers we're elected:
Valiant Comma nder-Charles Tous-
saint
Lieutenant Commander-August Cars.
tenn.
TraasIrer-John r. Lubs.
Reoorder-W. r. Courtney.
CHIEF Orator-Wm. NJ Wallace.
Master or Ceremoules-Thomas Turner.
Captain Of Gulrl-Sam Steinman
Tvlor-Dick Bridcuhack
BOARD OF Managers-Heury Schroeder,
j. X TAYLOR and q. =. COuncry
Mr Henry p. Drceson was rendered
the nomination for valiant commander.
which position he has held ever since the
organization o. the Knights OF che Royal
Arch ia savannah. but he respectfully
declined Mr. Drecson o. lieutenant com
mander OF tho Grand Lodge Of the state.
and Is acting grand valiant commander.
making him the highest officer in Geor-
gia. Mr. Drees0n viii install tire officers
Of Ocean city lodge. No. 6 on Jan. ..
fa9
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
CHICAGO TO 81. AUGUSTINE.
New Through Route for winter
Tourists to he Innugurnted.

New Through Route for winter
Tourists Co he Inauguratcd.
Anew train service direct from Chicago
to Jacksonville and ST. Augustine VIII b.
inauEurated by the Southern Railway this
season for this FIRST time.
This means more FOR the Florida tour
ist travel than at fret seems apparent.
For many years the travel between Flor
ida and Chicago has been attended by
much discomfort. Changing slecpcrs az
uncomfortable hours. awaiting connections
chat made the Journey trdlous. and all the
discomforts attending 20 long journey
whore the service was not a direct one
were incidents
The Chicago and Florida special will
have a daily service except Sunday. with
an alternating service on the lines OF the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway, the
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad and
tho Louisville and Nashville Railway to
Cincinnati. and then via the Plant sys-
tenn and the Florida East Coast Railway
TO ST. Augustine touching at Jackson
Vile.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

dhe Castle Square Company IN chicago.
Dec. 2i singing the contraltO role Ca
Rob Roy"
Stuart Robson has an unnlcturesque
hsnd-organ which. though 81 Is the sort
that Italians play ln the street. cost ~
Robson nearly 5000 u la tno only rem
puiscence he hos ~ a. opera caiis'i Tho
Cadi." iu which Thomas Seabrooks wnH
the star and M. Robson the angel. And
Mr.. Robson does not care FOR hand-org an
music.
The benefit performance for the widow
of Joseph ore 81 enc New York Theater
secured 500 Including N.0oo given by
sire Bros and similar amount con-
tribufed hy The white Rate A henent
az the Head Square Theater realized
several hundred dollars and two more per
formances sro yet 10 be given.
funny storv % Richard Manedeld's
wit is being widely repeated. He recent
~ invited a theatrical man 20 a social
function he held and received IN reply a
letter in which the invited one said he
would Of necessity BE- IN distant city on
that day. and because OF HE inability TO
appear lea two places A. once would be I'M
able n attend. Mansfield replied your
excuse g. sumcient 7 have already seen
YOU appear in two pieces"
Forbes Robertson. the English actor
has announced that he hopes 20 be united
in wedlock % Gertrude Elliott. the pretty
sistar-iu-law or Nat Goodwin. during the
Christmas time. and that next spring he
rneditates a produetlon Of The Winters
Tale" with Miss Elliott as Perdita
Florence Reed the daughter or Roland
Reed 81 10 enter the vaudeville ranks
Viola Alien viii present I'm tho Palace
OF the King" In New York on Dec 81.
'~rhe Village Postmaster will reach SIS
thousandth performance on Christmas
I've.
Sarah Bernhardt a. La Tosoa and Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

have been tried. approved and adopted
oy previous generations OF children.
! had hoped to say something OF the
destructive TOYS OF different nations. but
after an. nearly everything comes To-
America. and It Is American children
we are considering, SO for want Of space
We wiil have "a let that. ana the ethical
values involved In the care Of toys. go
ny default. We have seen, az least thar
mere are many questions 10 be asked.
and personal decisions 20 be made. ovor
To- the trivial occupation Of htvinr to,e
Martha G. Backus.
Supervisor OF tho Kate Baldwin Free
kindergaftens
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
MAY PLAY INV ORLEANS.

Team OF Golfers From That City
May Come 60 savannah.
A team representing the New Orleans
Golf club may visit Savannah between
Christmas and New Years day. The team
Is 20 play IN Macon soon. and correspond
ence q on 10 sec n a match game with
the team from the Savannah club cannot
be arranged.
The New orleans team has expressed a
willingness 10 come 10 savannah provld-
ga a return match can be arranged 90 be
played IN New Orleans during the next
Mardi Gras. This Is tho only question
closing with the offcr. as Il Is not known
thas the local team can take the trip to
the Mardi Gras.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23
BOYS TO PLAY FOOTBALL
High school and LawtoR Cadets
Teams VIII Meet.


The boys of the High hool and tho
Iawton Cadets are greatly interested Ia
tho game OF football thcir respective
teams are 20 play al the Bolton Street
Park Christmas day. The game win be
called az O'Clock In the afternoon and
Il is expected that some excellent play
lns will be seen.
Bosh teams have been practlcing hard
for tho contest. aud there Is good ma
torial on them. Tho average weight Of
the players o. more than might be cN-
pccted being iis pounds
White and blue are the colors Of The
High School team. and those of the ca
diets are orange and blue. IL Is expected
that the coiors Of the teams viii be worn
bv many OF their respective admirers.
Following Is the lineup OF the teams:
High School Cadets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Tuesday Matinee and Night
Hoyt'- "A Midnight BELL"
Friday NiEht-''what Happened
90 Jones"
From the business point Of view OF me
theatrical mnn II Is probably well that
there are but two attractions az the play
house this week. Ho&a~y tiuie is slways
rocky Zoe the show business.
Hoyts "A Midnight Bolrr VIII - the
Christmas attraction. and there viii no
doubt b. good houses a. both perfor-
tnances IN many perple choose this form
Of amusemout OF ne greatest day IN the
sear Broaslhusvts sparkling farce
what Happened 20 Jones" comes Friday
night.
The Bowsry After Dark" mc,o-
mana daaHng with life on New YorEs
fanour thoroughfsre. uss the attraction
81 the theater last night ard az matt
nee yesterday afternoon. Terrence M
Govern. the nshiing wonder. - the prtnci-
pal attraction. He plays ne para Of a
Bowsry hero ard does few stunts with
the gloves IN an exhibition.
Charles II Hoyrs a Midnight Belr' f.
one Of the many bright comedies from
the pen ~ the late playwright.
II q "a distinct ana different from the
so-callsd farce oomedies as one could wish.
u Is true that &c 81 a comedy, farolal in
SIS nature. bus Il has plot. a story Of
suffoient strength TO carry the intcrees
from he beginning 20 the end 81 the play
There has been 40 sacrifice OF that pc
culiar faculty Of caricature and comical
run 20 ezagrerauou that has heretofore
distinguished Mr. Hoyrs work hue these
features have modified bv association
with incidents and other works Of "a Sc
IlouH order. 80 that & Is quite as anus
Ing a. other works 81 its author when
u undertakes 10 amuse aud at the same
time ooeupy a higher plane than the 9th
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

The Institution Of Mining Engineers
81 Great Britain at its recent meeting
listened 70 a report on the opening OF a
mine which had been tightly closed for
fifteen months. The first rush OF air was
analysed and found TO contain - per cent.
of uitros@sT. - pep cent AZ fire damn aud
Z per cent Of carbon dioxlde The condi-
ton Of the mine was practically un-
changed and no damage had been done
by the gases. Bread was dried as hard
IS biscuit cooked bacon was quite fresh
end water for horses had not cvaporated.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

a queer judicial taugic is reported
from Osage county. Kansas. II seems that
a young woman sued her husband for d.
vorce and got q. but after the decree had
been granted 70 was discovered that the
husband was not yet Of age and there.
fore could not be sued in court oc law.
u Is said that the difficulty may b. over
come by appointing q guardian for the
boy and then suing through him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Tho King Of Italy has granted per-
mission 20 Capt. Bresei. brother OF King
hnmoerts murderer. 10 assume Als moth.
ers maiden name.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Savannah. Ga. Dec. 22-Editor Morning
News; Last night colored man fell into
the Biibo canal on Bolton street where the
canal ceases 10 be covered. The arch
over the canal stops right In Bolton street.
and there is no guard. fence, or anything
whatever to prevent a foot passenger from
walking on inso the canal. This Is what
the negro ala. II Is gross carelessness 70
the city TO leave such place unguarded
and some one VIII have a claim agalna
the city one OF these days.
o. C. TIschmeyer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

The oil industry Of Southern Callfornla
j. progressing rapidly. Two hundred weh
were completed in November in one OF tl,s
older districts, and prospecting Is 6oiaf
on In several new sections
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

qnelin as srarpia in Sardou's famous play
were the principal feature Of last week 5
theafrlcals IN New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Mrs. John Philip Sousa. wife az the
popular composer. IS 50 nl from typhoid
pneumonia IN New York that her hus-
hand has been summoned 20 her side
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Max Binigheim and Max Eichenshel-
mer. two students from Heidelberg, the
noted German University, arrived IN New
York recently ami have now started on
walking tour across the continent. They
wear khaki costume and will help pay
their expcn60s by delivering occasional
lectures
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Maude Odell. who s. remembered as
James O'Ncili's leading woman last year
here. was until recently q member OF the
Imperial stock. q. Louis. She resigned
because 81 an extra matinee without ad-
dtionsl salary. and now ouriously enough
IL going into opera. sac win appear With
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Daniel Bandmaun. once famous as
shakespoarean tragedian. IS 10 enter the
ranks ~ vaudeville. his speciality being
a scene from "rhe Merchant or Venice"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Pc. LEFEvRE.
Manager
New Pier s.. North River. New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Sarah Rernhardt as La Tosoa and Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Florence Reed tho daughter OF Roland
Reed. 81 10 enter the vaudeville ranks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-23

Ada Bernard. who succeeded Jessie
Mackaye with Jcn De Angeles for time.
made a favorable impression and may
again assume the role which Is now be-
ing filled by Paula Edwardes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
T5mssaR saa5IEsa 7aslsdaTanaE iaaas Flfsse NaassallF Is iaoo

appsAr In theater0 similar q those In!
which they started It can ecarcely be
more than q squeetion Of . short time UNI
III they are played out.'
Much OF their fortune has been sauan-
dered in foolish litigation and unscrupu-
loue attorneys have pocketed the pro-
ceeds. The newspapers and theatrical
criticised them unmercifully, OF
course. and they lost no time in bring
Ing libel Suite IN each case. being guided
by the advice OF attorneys looking for
fat fees.
I shall never forget the fun had at
their expense In Cedar Rapids when one
OF the girls, Liz" I believe 1t was,
brought suit against the Cedar Rapids
Gazette because its city editor had writ
ten IN article in which he said che war
knock-kneed. The job was put up
all around. The girl induced to
bring suit before q justice OF the peace
and the justice was put next" so that
he entertained the suit. 1t was tried be-
fore a Jury, also next" to the joke, and
la verdict was solemnly returned to the
effect that the city editor was guilty OF
having written the article, and that as a
penalty must marry the girl. The latter
had regarded the suit seriously up to
that moment and was led to the point
where she fondly believed she would re.
cover 10000 damages from the Gazette.
When the verdict was read che jumped
to her feet and exclaimed:
"I'll never do 1t. He can't marry me
/ won't LET him.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
Three Car Loads Daily.

To meet the demands for Pe-ru-na asa
catarrh remedy during the fall and vim
ter three carloads per day is required.
Few people comprehend what an inn
mense amount OF Pe-ru-na this is. tits
eighteen hundred dozen bottles Of PEE
ru-na, each bottle containing twenty
ounces This amounts to twenty-one
Thousand six hupdred bottles, or four
hundred and thirty-two thousand.
ounces, or three million four hundred
and fifty-six thousand doses.
Three carloads Of bottles Of Pe-ru-na
placed end to end in single row would
extend over four and q half miles; ar
ranged in q column onefoot square they
would make a column nearly two thou
sand feet high, four times as high rs the
highest cathedral tower in Europe, and
nearly twice rs high as the famous Eiffel
tower. Remember, this amount Of Pc
ru-na is shippeddaily to meet the enor-
nous demand for this wonderful catarrh
remedy.
The facilities of the Pe-ru-naM Medicine
Company are taxed to their utmost to
keep up this remarkable output, week
after week, and month after month.
This ever-increasing stream Of Pe-ru-na
finds It's way into thousands Of homes in
every state in the Union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
confict win sioux CIV Matron
ecia1gto Times.Republican

Sioux City. Nov. 16.-war is on in
Sioux City between the police force and
the humane society. Police Matron
Thurston and Humane Officer vreeland
have been at swords points for many
months, and a few days ago Mrs.
Thurston gave an interview in which
she criticised Vreeland severely and
charged him with neglect of duty. The
Sioux City Humane Society is highly
exercised at this attack upon their rep
resentative, which they declare to be
entirely unjustified and impelled by
spite and meanness on the part Of the
police matron. Yesterday morning the
society printed a statement in which
they politely called Mrs. Thurston a
fabricator and charge the police de-
partment with failure and refusal to
cooperate with the humane society in
its work. It invites Mrs. Thurston tc
take care of her OWL business and leave
the business of the society to be taken
care Of by. the proper authorities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-16
a Ptoneer Iowa Min1st.r.

Charles City, Nov. 16.-Father' L.
Ms Foster, who was n Of the pioneer
ministers in this section Of the coun-
try, and who is still hale and hearty at
the age Of IS years, wrote an article re-
Gently which was published in a local
paper. in which he named twenty men
whom he has known personally who
have lived in Charles City and vicinity
for the past eighty years So we'll ac-
quainted is the elderly minister with
the friends that he gives the date OF the
birth Of each. There is but one who is
of his age besides himself. but there are
four who are 81. The others range
down to as young as 80. All of the group
are living here now with the exception
OF one. who died the first Of last oc-
5tohar gs&S H.