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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
CITY BREvITIEs.

The guessing contest at Barbee &
Bandy's az Isle q Hope Friday night was
won by Mr.. Charles slckel. The prize
was a silver match box offered by Messrs.
Hunter 4 Van keursn.
Manning Buckhaiter Of Tattnall county.
was before United States Commissioner
Lewis yesterday. charged with interfer-
INK with a Star Route mail carrier. Afier
a brief hearing the case was dismissed.
Al tho First Presbyterian Church this
morning AZ u o'clock there will be a ser
vice and sermon by Rev Dr. w $. Rog
crs No evening service VIII he held The
sunday School viii gather at O'Clock.
Prayer meeting will be held Wednesday
evening az o'clock.
Willie Wilson. colored was arrested last
night hy patrolmnn Brown. for obsiruc-
ling the street ~ Liberty and West Broad
streets. and refusing TO move on" when
ordered to do 10. He resisted arrest.
aud threatened 20 ehoot the officer. Nv
will appeal before che Recorder to-mor-
row on three charges obstructing the
street. carrying concealed weapons. AMI
threatening an officer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
Appeal 90 I're.men.

Whether this nation shall be looked M
on a. Lafayette. aiding others 10 OBJ
tain their freedom aud enjoying their
gratitude. or as a Lord Give. fastening
a hateful sovereignty upon a weaker pro
pie and receiving hatred IN return. is a
question which You must help to decide
Let mo borrow a story which has oiready
hecn applied to tho present situation a
man passed along a street % a great city.
unmindful 81 the merchandise piled on
either side; he sought out n bird store
and. purchasing a number Of birds. open
"a their cages and allowed them % ny
away When asked why he thus wasted
his money he replied: Il was once a cap
tive myself, and 50 gives me Joy 60 be tho
means 81 settling any captive free"
This nation has been Hheraior n
frHt occurred the freedom OF as own peo-
pie. ana from that day on has furnished
the example which has lead 20 the over
throw Of monarchi al rule In many ma
tions Let Il not falter now. Il Is prob
able that the 100000 paid Ia spain can
boz secured from the Filpinos. bur even
u IL cannot. u Is better to consider that
sum ~ "a contribution 10 b. spread On the
doctrine Of self government than to regard
% as part payment upon the purchase
price Of people or their lands Citizens.
countrymen. you stand hy the side ~ the
cage; you cannot avoid responsibility
will you open the door or shut Il?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16


SuWanee springs Co., e1wanse. Va.
Dear Sirs-rhere a a party here who
have about yielded 10 my persuasion 70 So
to suwanee Springs with me Mr.. J. n,
gtctson Of the American National Bank
here. Mr. q. b Tsirpin Of the Exchanges
Bank. Mr.. John G. Eads o. Eada Neal a
Co. AR J. W. Reid. Mr. NJ O. Putzei ana
Mr. ane Mrs. W. G. Stevens. We are
thelkinG Of eominK next week. about
Thuralay some OF them may not getto
come tiil after the nrst.
have been talking up your springs ~
my friends. ard they have about decided
To 80 there with me. ] want YOU TO give
me credit for getting you this party. be-
Hove there d no water on earth Ike "Su-
vance Water" aud my enthusiastic de-
scription OF the Spring and It's beneficial
effects have done tho work on these
friends
I simply write this 10 let YOU know thaa
the party expect 60 come right away.
Yours truly.
TIiAD. a.. MtRpHEY.
Macon. Ca
All you can drink for Sc at Ilvingston'A.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
WILL CHANGE THE DIVISIONS.
RE-ARRANGEMENT II To BE MADE
SOON ON THE PLANT SYSTEM.

Circular Announcing the New Lm-
its OF Divisions and Those who
Are 90 superintend Them VIII he
Issued-0mclaiS OF the Operative
Department Were Not an the city
Yesterday, aud Just what Changes
Are Contemplated Could Not he
Learned Reported That Major
Gadsden VIII lie Succeeded by Mr..
W. N. wright ON the G. aud ;. ami
That Sir. n. ". kirkland win
Come 20 savannah.
A rearrangement OF divisions OF the
Plant System Is to be made very shortly.
The circular indicating just what these
changes will be has not yet been Issued.
but Il is expected 20 make its appearance
very shortly. II Is believed that Il will
provide for complete rearransement, d.
yiding the systems under different plan
from that under which Il Is now operated.
Certain changes among the division
superintendents and trainmasters are
also scheduled. What these are. though
could not be ascertained yesterday, nor
could II be learned what the divisions OF
the system will DO under the new plan.
Gen. sups. W. b. Denham. and Super
intendent OF Transportation W. j. Hay
low were oil out OF the city. and there
were no others at the general offices q
the company competent 70 give out au-
thoritativo information relative to changes
81 the operative department.
Il Is said chat Mai. Gadsden. superm-
tcndent OF tho First Division. the line
between Savannah and Charleston will
retire. and that his position will be hllel
by Mr. W. n. Wright. trainmaster OF the
second Division. with Once at Waycross.
color to the belief that Mr.. Wright VIII
receive the promotion that will be open
upon Mai Gadsden's Retirement is given
by the belief current among railroad men
that the tralnmaster. upon returning 90
the Plant system service some time ngo
after an absence OF Two OF three months
was promised something better as soon
an opening developed.
DIR F. W. kirkland Is trainmaster OF
the division having It's central Office at
Townsville. The report has II that he
will be transferred TO Savannah. which
viii be headquarters FOR one Of the d.
visions under che new plan. This would
be an innovation. as this city has been
the general headquarters for the system.
but has not been headquarters for either
% the divisions leading out from 81.
II Il said that Il has been recognized for
some slme that an equitable division 81
The work OF the operation Of trains on the
Plant System hns not existed and that
"a change would be welcomed by some OF
she trainmasters whose duties have de-
manded a great deal more % their time
chan have those Of other trainmasters
whose divisions are shorter and have few
cr trains.
10 could not be learned what the new
limits OF divisions Will be. nor Is Il known
whether there will be the same number
OF divisions as there are at present. The
system Il now comprised Of six divisions.
Mr. s. Jacobs. commercial agent nt
birmingham for the Central Railroad,
was IN the city yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
WILL BUILD A BIG SAWMlLL.
LOGS ron IT WILL mn FLoATisu
DOWN THE SAVANNAH

Mossrs. John ". Dickey aud Charles
:. Heard of Augusta Have uonEht
the MiII Haven Timber Tract
Above snvnnnah-Thcy Propose to
Ercct a SnwnilI ON the Sraboard
Air Lines Property Hcre-I.nnds
Are to he Utiiized Tor Naval stores
Products. Timber aud Finally for
the Production Of Cotton.
\ plan o. on foot Tor the erection OF a
monster saw mill % savannah The pro-
posed site nor the mill Is on the scaboard
Air Lines property adjoining the Her
mitage plantation. There b. poss utility
that some other site may he decided upon.
one on Hutchinson Island. for Instance.
but the indications now point 60 tho To-
cation on thc south bank OF tho river
Mcssrs john W Dlckcy and Charles
$. Heard OF Augusta arc chicns interest
"a In the plan FOR the ,rnc 81 81 the
sawmill tn s. recently concluded negoua-
lions Tor che purchase OF a monster tim
her tract some miles up the Savannah
river aud II Is their purpose TO Gus the
timber. nont &c down tho stream and saw
10 into lumber az Savannah
Two or three days ago Mcssrs Dickcy
and Heard accompanied by Mr.. Bryan
Cumming. were Ia the city. They held a
conference with Messrs. Mockan 4 An
dcrson. attorneys for the seahoard and
% was while here that the nual steps Tor
the acquisition OF the timber tract Were
NJ AK IL III
men win determine positively a. 20 where
they viii erect their snwmill
a has long been known thnt a sawmill
Is one Of the industries ia store for
Savannah as a result OF the Seaboard AIT
Line improvements and development Of
Hutchinson's Island Il was not under
stood that u mill OF the capacity chat De-
promised by the Augusta gentlemen was
60 be expected. however, and the opera
tlou ~ one So large will no a distinct
advantage 10 the trade aBl commerce q
the city. II ls said the mil will have "a
capacity Of 5000 feet OF lumber a day
Iu the tract bought by the gentlemen
there are i6oo acres. They paid $1,000
TO the Mil Haven Lumber Company ior
g. The lands are IN Burke ami Screven
counties. and are known as the Mill Haven
,uct or The old Seaboar2 Jones place
Brar creek runs through the property.
ana lNiN tributary 10 tue NhNu-iAah VIII
furnish water avenue 20 the river by
which the logs may be ioated. Estimates
OF the amount Of timber that can be cut
from the iands vary from 100000 70 Co.
oo0o10 feet.
Tho nrst step OF the investors will be
70 get what they can In the way 90 naval
stores products from the lands Then the
timber will be cut md tho hhai CONVEX
sion Of the forests into arabic lands will
follow. Looking into the future, the Au-
gusta gentlemen see a picture 81 great
farm with cotton mill upon It for the
conversion OF the staple into the manu-
featured materials of commerce.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
A NOTORIOUS BANk nonnEn.
Charles Martin Alias "siichtgaR
Red" u Under Arrest.

Charles Martin Alias "uichIgaR
Red" u Under Arrest.
New York, Sept. l5.-Charles Martin.
alias Martin Hawiey. atlas Michigan
Red" one OF the most notorious postofice
and hank robbers. who has operated IN
tho East recently. was arrested here to-
day.
Martin II wanted primarily to serve an
unexpired term IN tho Monroe county jal
In Rochester. from which he escaped about
tho first Of this year. lie wns serving
there for robbery OF the pennsular
Bank. Williamsburg. Va.
The police claim that Martin. last win
GER operated extensively among banks
aud pOstofiices Ia Maryland and Virginia.
The sheriff Of Monroe county was noti-
fed ~ Martins arrest. ana he sent word
that hs would take the first train 90 New
York with papers for the prisoners re-
turn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
THREE oANDIDATEs IN COFFEE.
Enort 90 ne Made by Democrats TO
Unite on One Man.


Douglas. Ca. sept. i5,-There are three
candidates In the field for representative:
Hon. c. A. Ward. Democratic nominee
Hon. Arthur Lott. Populist nominee. and
Col. J. 81. Denton. independent. The lat
ter's friends thought tina, he would come
down II che Popuists put out man. As
he has always been a "dyed-ln-the-wool'
Democrat. But thus far they have reckon
"a without their host. He Is still stump
ing the county II he will not come down
the Popullss nominee will have good
chance TO win.
Mr.. J. s. Lott. a wealthy Democrat.
member Of the Board OF Commissioners,
and brother to the Popuiist nominee. has
called a meeting az Douglas. OF all the
citizens Of hosh parties, TO see II each
will not make sufficient concessions TO
center upon. and only have one county
ticket IN the field The increasing at
tendance at the Southern Normal lnsti-
sute OF this city. together with the filed
applications OF students not yet In. de-
mands NJ once the building Of an annex
to the commodious school building.
Judge + wills Dart has returned home
from Atlanta.
Mayor W. W. Mcdonald is IN Bruins
wick on legal business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ALL THE NEWS ar wAYcRoss.
Close of the Conference-Trnins Mas
soon Hun 60 Fitzgerald.

Close of the Conference-Trains May
soon Hun 90 fitzgerald.
waycross Ca. sept &c. ". Jefords
has moved his saw mill 10 Elwood Park.
just this side OF Gleumorc. Tie has leased
nfteen lots OF land from Rev. J. ~ sti-
ger.
r ~ Davis Of Beach ana ~ y. Burn,
a. J. Jordan and NJ l.. Burn OF Elsie are
among the Ware county boys who are
attending Emory College.
J. r. a T. Burn have about completed
their work OF moving their saw mill and
stan from Elsie on the Air Line 70 a point
near Hasty on the Brunswick and West
ern Railroad.
Nearly an the ministers and delegates
who attended the Waycross Distrilt Con-
ference al Jesup have returned 60 their
homes. They report pleasant meeting
Religious services VIII d. held in Jesup
boy Presiding Elder Whiting and other
ministers. Rev NJ. C. Austin of Wares
horo. v. l.. stanton 81 Waycross. Dr D.
-. Atkinson OF Brunswick ana J NJ
knight Of Jcsup were elected delegates
10 the annual conference. which meets in
December ~ Cuthbert Tho next district
conference viii DE held la Douglas
Rev. J. NJ. Milton. manager OF the Ca
zettc. which was destroyed recently by
fire. expects hs new outnt in few days
aud viii hcEin the publication OF the
Gazcttc again In a few weeks.
II B. pretty rtain that trains viii be
running into Fitzgerald over the Way
cross Air Line Road by Dee. j. certainly
by Christmas.
George n. Morton. engineer On the Way
cross Air Line has just returned from
Wilmington Del, where he went after
two ucw locomotives for his railroad
The tax rate hKed b. this city's officials
Is 81 per Si00
Next week Mr. IL A. McEachern will
move here from Guid0n. lie g. connected
with Ellis, Young & Co, Of Savannah
Mr.. McEachsrn exp cts TO build a hand
..nrnn -. -l.u... ~. Il-tln.I .ar.na
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

treated BY our bes, country physiciaus for
several years but with little benefit had been
reading about your medicine for long time
but hadut much faith Ia u. Last spring con
eiuded ! would try u. and before had taken
one-third Of a bottle Of Dr Pierce's Golden
Meilcai Discovery I began 20 mend. I COZ
tinued taking II until l bad taken several
bottles Took Dr. Perce's Pleasant Pellets also.
Now feel like a new man and can do a. hard
. days work a. any one
Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent fire
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of
mailing 0nij. Send Al one-ceut stamps
for paper covered, OF 81 stamps for cloth
binding, 10 Or R.V. Pierce. Buffalo. NY.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
TREATED THEIR EMPLOYEES.
southern Pine Company Gave nm Ex-
cursion 10 nrunsyvfck.

southern Pine Company Gave nm Ex-
cursion 10 brunswick.
The annual excursion for the benefit %
lts employees was given yesterday by the
southern Pine Company. Mr.. John J
AlcDonouEh. manager Of the mills and
land department. and Mr.. W. b. stiliwell.
secretary and treasurer, were personally
.n charge Of the excursion.
Brunswick was the destination 81 the
e1cursionists. and they took the town IN
force. Fifteen hundred employees OF the
company made the trip. and u was report
90 TO the once IN Savannah that a great
cine was enjoyed by an Of them.
The excursionists started from Oner-
man. Saginaw. Hazlehurst and Nichols
md the route was via the Oderman and
Western and the Plant system. The
train. consisting OF two engines and M
teen ears. arrived az Brunswick at 1913 IN
The morning
Every year che Southern Pine Compa-
ry treats ts employees. white and black.
10 such n trip. Last year Savannah was
the city visited. and a very pleasant time
was suent here.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Have your mattresses and feathers rem
ovated hy our indicated steam process
before a change ia weather takes place.
CThe only plant in savannahJ II over
comes an impurities ana renews ifo and
volume IN all bedding material Prices on
renovation OF feathers as follows; Beds
"a %. holsters 81. pillows Boz Cotton. moss
and hair mattresses made TO erder Fine
work. low prices. Work guaranteed
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING co.
Rel phone 1885, 8i urayton street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ENRAGED NEGRo.s CRIME.
KILLED "a Man. Fatally wounded one
woman aud Heat Another.


Beaufort. 5. C.. Sept. i5.-Inteiligence
OF a serious shooting ARRAY at Gardner's
Corner. in which a negro Adam Giles.
was killed. and his daughter probably IA
tally shot. has reached here. The facts
are that Giles had the wife OF John Small.
another negro. living IN his house with
him. and that the latter was lying In walt
nearby when Giles came out into the road.
Small forthwith opened fire on him with
a pistol, shooting him three times, once
in che head. after he had fallen. The 9th
er inmates OF the house. smalfs wife and
Giles daughter. hearing the shooting,
rushed out and the cnraged negro shot his
victims daughter IN the abdomen. innici-
ing fatal wound. Then. having ex-
hausted his supply Of ammunition. he
thrashed his wife. beating her face into a
pulp and knocking out her front teeth.
The wife Is so badly injured that her re-
covery IS extremely doubtful. Sheriff
Jenkins went az once to the scene. bus
smalls had made good his escape.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
An orner 90 seII property.

An order was granted in the Superior
Court yesterday. authorizing Hon. Pope
parrow and others. executors OF the estate
~ Henry II. jackson. 10 sell elk lots
oa,nea Is the estate south 81 the city 70
80 clttzens' Investment Company for the
sn,n Of t2ooo. The improvements on the
,o,s CONSIST Of twenty-five small houses.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
rhiIndcInIin Won thc Gnmr.

Philadelphia. Sept. i5-Twelve innings
were required 90 decide to-dny's game. In
the last inning with one man out and a
man on base. Flick doubled. scoring the
winning run. Attendance. sos. Score.
HH r..
CINCINNATI ......3iOOOOOOi rs z
Philadelphia 100000 0OOOO1-G y /
Batteries-Hahn. Newton and Kahoe:
Dunn, Donahue and McFarland.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

The only way TO get your carpets prop
crly taken ~, cleaned and taken care %
Tor the summer O. so turn the job over 10
th.. District Messenger ana Delivery Co.
teicphone 2. or call az q Montgomery
street, and they will make you an esii-
mate on the cost OF the work. Prices
reasonable They alec pack. move and
store furniture and nianos
G. n. MEDLOCK. supt and Mgr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
EXCURSION TO nnuNswIcK.
Southern Pine 60. Employees Went
There WIth $1,000.

Southern Pine 60. Employees Went
There with $1,000.
brunswick Ca. Sept. 1.-THE Southern
Pine Company's mammoth annual free
excursion 40 employees rolled into Bruins
wick this morning. There were seventeen
coaches. pulled by two engines. with 1908
people aboard. Tho employees were all
paid on last night. and had g7.0oo dolIans
In cash when they struck brunswick. to
spend with locai merchants.
Manager Banks OF the local Office. had
a brass hand and teams 90 meet che train
ana entertain the viaitorr. Chief Green
and the FIRE department boys gave an ex-
hibition driil. Street games were on, AMI
gala day WIS accorded Oh. IL WAS the
biggest excursion OF the season. and the
most orderly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Rochester ". Y. Sept. f5.-susan y. An
thony. the woman suffragist. Is ~ at her
home on Madison street having suffered
a collapse last Monday evening. and has
been confined 10 her room since. There
seems to be- no particular organic trou-
bic. and her condition Is said not TO BE-
alarming
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Al meeting OF the Independent Good
Government Club in the Second Districs
last night. r. s. Van Giesen was Endorsed
FOR magistrate. Speeches were made by
John D. Savage and J. r. Kimball. urging
the support OF Mr. Van Giesen by the
members OF che club and colored voters
generally.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

New York. Sept i5.-Hickman won che
game for the locals with a home run IN
the ninth inning, Attendance, $500. Score.
RH.E.
PntsburF ....O / 90 90 ell 6 .
New York 30 0 0 0 0 o 0 10 S 3
Phillip and thinner. Carrick
aud Bowermau.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
ILLINOIS CENTRAL REPORT.
Gross Receipts From Traffic for the
Year. S23.Gft .0GT.

Chicago. Sept. i5.-The annual report Of
the Illinois Central Company for the year
ending June - was made public here to-
day. Il shows gross receipts from tnfic
OF SO 6ll. So: from which was taken for
expenses Of operation and taxes. 81. $50 p
sa5. leaving an income OF s9.7t2.572. other
sources OF income bringing the amount
available for fixed charges and dividends
up TO So 10000. After paying fixed
CHARGES and rent the report shows f6.762,-
soi disposed Of ns follows:
Dividends. $500 900; betiefments. e.Ai6.
ga. carried forward and set apart NJ ap-
pllcable 90 future dividends. ti.0i6.227 To-
cal $4,000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

New York. Sept. i5.-There was an ex-
ecutive meeting In Brooklyn tonight. Of
Wholesale and retail coal dealers 81 Great
pr New York The dealers decided to
raise the price OF anthracite coal 20 con-
sumers. beginning Monday, from s5.s5
10 $3.50 per ton. delivered on the sidewalk.
or 1915 per ton delivered In the bin.