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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
NEW YoRWS DIVORCE MILL.
AUTHORITIES PROVING INTO Az
FAIRS or LAWYER ZEInEn.

Bhrewd scheme Appears 90 Have
Been worked by New York Con-
spirntors Identification OF the
Fraud Appears 90 uave Reached
All over the Country and Even 10
England and Porto Hieo-Zeimer's
Omces We're searched.
New York Sow ll-The authorities are
snl vigorously probing into the matter
OF the alleged divorce mil' which was
brought 20 n4blle notice hy the arrest
yester8ay % Attorney Henry Zcmcr,
Prank wilson Miss Mary n Tompklns,
and Arr Hyrde c. Herrick.
il is asserted that Lawyer zelmer ar
ranged divorce cases 80 that a decree
could be obtained on evidence given by
Miss Tompans and Wilson and thar Mrs
Hert-k was one % the persons who
proaied by this evidence. which was got
NJ FOR the occasion. Zeimer ana VIII
son spent last night 80 the Tomhs 10 de-
fault Of $500 bail They are stll pro-
testing their Innocence.
Recorder Con ibis evening issued O war
rant FOR the search % ire Offices occupied
by Zeimer lie also issued warrant Tor
the arrest 81 ~ waldo Mail on. 90 whose
ONCE Zeimer had desk Madison has
not yet been found Tho raid revealed Tho
fact that the ramifcaH6us - fraud reach
all over tho country and even 20 England.
Porto Rico ard south America. documents
showing that The consUirators had han
died thoptards ~ cases within the last
three years ana tha, money had been
poured into them On a steady stream on
an average so was paid for each decree.
and 81 some cases as high as $3.50 There
were photograph OF "a great number %
women. many 81 them iu improper posi-
tion. The raid was directed by Assistant
District Attorneys InEer and Gordon.
who were accompanied by Detective Ser
geanis Gun and Mcknight.
Zelmere desk was forced open hrst II
contained hundreds o. letters from mrn
and women an over thu country regarding
the progress % their suits In Madi.ou's
desk were a large collection ~ the same
nature along with thousard O. more
specially prepared blanks OF inquiry.
How 10 Was Worked.
Nearly all o. these letters were marked
with the amount the client had forwarded
and Messrs finger ana Gordon took an
cases OF Hopper and Herrisk on viii
a is hoped 10 base the indictment The
charges are that tho scheme was operated
thus
An advertisement appeared IN the pa
pers which read.
Divorces quickly. desertion. non-sup-
port. insanity. separation papers. acci-
dent. breach OF promise. Consultations
free. confidential Attorney Madison, 239
Broadway"
II is said that when a patron answered
on advertisement he or shs was assured
that hy agreeing 90 COLLISION, an absolute
divorce could be obtained. In the case
o. a woman she was told that a CORE
spondent would be produced at the ref
erees hearing who would swear 90
statutory violation with the unsuspeci-
ms husband A mate witness would also
be produced 90 ciinch the evidence.
When the applicant was a man the man
and woman periurer changed places the
man swearing 10 the criminal act with
the defendant. and the woman appear
ing as a servan; or scamstress or cham
bermald who was conveniently about 20
furnish conclusive evidence Of the I'M
faithfulness.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
GENrRY's SNOW IN TROUBLE.
Row with Alabama Authorities at
Hurtsboro Yesterday.

Columbus. Ca. Nov iO-Gentry's Dog
and Pony Show gave a performance at
Hurisborc. Ala. Friday. without
license. Deputy sheun " r. Arrsnt was
sent down from Scale 20 lNok after the
matter upon his arrival the show peo-
pie offered 20 pay the license but the
authorities az Scale ruled that as che law
hal been already violated. the parties
would have 70 stand tueir trial The show
people proposed 20 the onlccr 20 accom-
pany him on fhc night train 10 Scale
where they would siictrack their show
and stand trial next day.
When the train neared the sidetrack at
Scale tho ofiicer saws he stepped out on
tho rear platform. expecting the train 20
stcp and put the show cars on the siding
lie says seven men followed him 20 the
platform. seized him suddenly, took his
pistol ana then hurled him from the
train. after which they gave signal for
the train 20 proceed The deputy was
iazed and badly bruised. lie anally made
his wav 10 the home Of Sheriff Bellamy
Several warrants we're sworn out against
the chow men and sheriff Bethany and
Arruut west 10 Opelka to-day. where the
show is exhibiting Arrant testified TO
two OF his assailant-. one being J W
Gentry. one OF the proprietors and the
other Edward Myers, an employe At hrst
Gentry denied his identity. but finally
owned up. He gave bond for $500 and
was released
sheriff Bellamy brought Myers TO Co
lumhus tonight. en- route 70 Scale Rus
sell county authorities are intensely IN
dignant over the alleged open defiance Of
the law by the snow men They will
push tho prosecution for assault with in
tent 10 murder AMI Tor resisting an oficer
IN addition 70 the first charge. They hope
20 catch the other five men Implicated
but who eluded the ofiieer At Opelika to-
day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
FIFTY TO ONE SHOT A WINNER.
The Last Saturdays Racing on the
Metropolitan Tracks.

The Last Saturdays Racing on the
Metropolitan Tracks.
New York Nov l0-The last satur.
days racing in the Metropolitan district
was well attended The report began
with a big upset. Magic IAght winning
at 50 TO l. while 100 to was quoted in
places. lie beat the odis-on favorite
Prestidigitator by neck. Summaries.
First Race-About seven furlongs.
Magic Light 50 TO !. won. with Presiidlg-
itator. 70 : and out. second. and Ri
naldo. 20 /. third. Time /. 2s rs.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs
The Musketeer 20 !. won. with Ashes.
10 ? and 70 s. second. and The Rhymer.
90 l. third. Time 40 is.
Third Race-One mile and seventy
yards. selling. Knight Of the Garter.
TO s. won. with Double Dummy. TO /
and to s. second. and Trlllo. S 20 S.
third. Time las as
Fourth Race-One mile and seventy
yards. selling Carbuncle. 10 5. won
with Annoy. to / and 20 ]. second. and
Philippine. 7 to ?. third. Time las as
Fifth Race-slx furiongs. selling. Queen
Carnival. Il 10 8, won. with Pigeon Post,
20 ! and even. second. and Lone Fisher
man. IS 20 s. third. Time III is.
Sixth Race-Onc mile and seventy
yards. Intrusive. s 10 g. won. with Cha
rcntus. to / and 20 8. second. and
Aliske. 30 ?. third. Time i47 SIS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
1T WAS NOT CONSCIENCE.
Made Honest by the sight OF n Dnnp-
idatcd Umbrella.
Trom the New York Tlmes


FROM the New York Times
Here Is a highly moral tale which Vill
make good reading for both old and
young. II is valuable illustration Of The
text. The way Of the transgressor .s
hard II Is a story OF woman ana an
umbrella. II IS apparent that tho umbrsl-
Ia has been the cause Of the fan from
strict honesty OF many otherwise ire
proachahls individuals The woman In this
story. up TO the occurrence OF this p-r-
ticu.ar event, however. had found the UNI
orella TO be the source Of the display on
her part Of many excellent virtues and
had suffered many things because o.
them. She had been simplify treated by
women, barely thanked BY men ard
openly snuhbcd by tho auto-rats 90 the
surface cars IN her efforts to see that nh-
sent-minded people did not lose their urn
orellss And in some way she seemed al
Ways 10 be finding unattached umbrellas
ard her conscience forbade her leaving
them without an attempt TO ind The own
era. on this particular day she was rest
ing quietly In one OF the rarIors Of oig
New ! ork shop when quite ACCORDING 10
her custom she espled beside her an UNI
. brciln. IL was rather dark In that corner
Of he room and she could not see the UNI
brela distinctly. but she put her h1rd
on it, found that Il was silk and With a
weary siEh rose TO find some one who
would take care OF Il. why should sae
be made the public custodian Of umtre.-
lasf Neverthe ess. she started 10 mad the
ooored woman In charge Of the room. tlt
she had slipped out. She was IN sehfth
OF foor walker. but not one was N
hsht In and out around counter me
walked YEARLY. but not n floor walker %
be seen. Then the temptation came.
What goose you arei" said the inward
Voi'e Here you spend your time Jock
ing up people to take care OF lost UNI
hrellas and / don't believe that once RI
thousand years they ever reach their own
ers. Take that umbrella home with YOU
and don't be a fooi!' The voice was grow
ing emphatic
IL was Pre- baby because she was tired,
but. anyway without moments resist-
ance the woman stopped her search ana
walked out Of the shop with the umbreAa
wlicS would now be hers. She wakei On
with conscious carele.sness not VENUS
Ing 10 give glance at H. She did not 10
this until she was IN the car on her way
home. Then she did look down and saw
In her hands a silk umbrella. 10 be sure.
but old and ragged. an umbrella wnich
would be n disgrace TO the poorest cos
tums. Some woman had bought new
umbrella and discarded this rng. And now
the hnder must get rid OF g. She hadnt
felt like a thief before. but now she I'D
How could she get rid OF ~ She 90
not dare throw u IN The street FOR mat
would be conspicuous. She laid IL on the
seat as far back rs possible. looked IN
conscious again and az last sneaked-that
was the way she felt-out Of that car and
actually ran until she was around the Cor
ner and no one could possibly return %
stolen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
nRoKEN oAR WHEEL.
Caused SERIOUS Accident In Atlanta
Yesterday.

Caused serious Accident In Atlanta
Yesterday.
Atlanta Nov. ia broken car wheel
caused a serious accident on the river line
Of the Rapid Transit Company this morn
INK and among those who Mere hurt was
Capt Lacy .. Morris. the returning
agent. aud his injuries may prove fatal
Capt Morris was returning 10 the city
from a business "trip. 4 piece Of broken
wheel forced us way up through the floor
OF the car and struck him AGREES the
abdomen. producing a wound which the
physician regards with the Eraytst ap-
preheusion The accident TO the car &C.
CURED near Hollywood Cemetery al what
is known - Hudson Hu. where there is
q steep grade. Capt Norris was talking
to Mr. Collins. president Of Collins Brick
Company.
The only other passenger IN the car
was lady one o. the car wheels sud
denly broke A. the pieces Of iron few
through the air. the car became unman-
ageable aud soon let the track Mt col
Inns jumped up when the car wheel broke
and running 70 platform leaped on IN
time 20 save himself from any seriosls
Injuries although he was badly shaken
up The car was a new one. and the only
reason that can be assigned Tor the wheel
breaking was flaw in tho metal Capt.
Morris IS a member Of the Arm Of l.. u.
& D. C. Morris. renting agents. and he f.
also secretary and treasurer OF the Col
Inns Brick Company. Business coupected
with the company was what carried him
out OF the city yesterday morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
FOUND DEAD ~ BED.
sudden Death OF Mrs. Mary Denton
at UickIey

Waycross. Ga. Nov io-Mrs Mary
Denton. Wife Of Hon William NJ. Denton.
cX-representative 81 Ware county. died
some time during last night al the home
Of her husband in Buckley
Mr.. Denton was surprised on calling his
companion early this morning TO and that
she was cold IN the embrace OF death.
About two years ago Mrs Denton fell
and hurt herself Internally while on her
way to or from the Holiness camp meet
ing az Indian Spring From this she SUI
fered a great deai The past summer she
fell again she was entering her home
and broke her arm. This was followed by
a long spell Of fever She was san feeble
from the effects Of the dis ase. but no one
expected her death so soon.
Mrs. Denton was about 81 years OF age
and a faithful Christian woman She was
a sister 81 Mr.. s 3 HarEroves. OF Wares
boro Mrs. c. W billiard. Dinsmore.
Fla: Mrs. Thomas Sweat Plant CITY.
Fla, Mrs. j. l.. Morgan. wiregrass. Ca.
ana aunt OF Mrs. q Clough OF this
city. Her body will he buried tomorrow
In the family buFying ground near Bick-
ley by the side of her mother.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
CASUALTIES IN PHILIPPINES.
Gen. Macarthur Makes Report Of
Our Losses

Washington. Nov. io-The War De-
par,meut to-day received the following
casualty list from Gen. Macarthur at Ma
nilla:
Killed. Nov. /. Troop II. Fourth Cav
airy. sergt. william H. Bremmer: Nov.
,. Battery C. Sixth ARTILLERY. sergt. Ed.
ward r. Cleer.
Wounded. Nov. !, Troop II. Fourth cav
airy. John X. Rodgers. arm. serious: Nov.
g Company r. Thlrty-Fourth infantry.
Thomas A. cline. bullock, slight: Nov. 4,
Company - Twelfth infantry, John
Price. arm moderate. Carl HenninEs. eve.
severe; Oct. IS. Company r. Tenth In
fantry, Lawrence f. Keikenny. shoulder.
serious: Oct. II. Company X. Forty-fourth
Infantry, poughton II Kiu1hle. leg above
knee. slight Oct. II. Company D. twenty
sixth infantry. Joseph Watson. arm.
slight. Thomas ogee. arm. serious: Oct.
TO- Company l.. Eighteen Infantry. Tnom-
as Noonan, back. slight: Sept. II. Com
pnny a. Nineteenth Infantry. coroi
Richard X. Monett. head. slight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
TWO MORE WEEKS OF RACING.
Atlanta Jockey Club Has Arranged
Co Continue the sport.

Atlanta Jockey Club Has Arranged
To Continue the sport.
Atlanta. Nov. iO-Seidenbach won her
nrst race OF the meet at Piedmont Park
to-day and received a rousing welcome
from the grandstand as she led the bunch
TO the wire IN the fourth race.
To-day ended the FIRST two weeks OF the
Atlanta Jockey Club meet and was ex-
pected 20 close q. but arrangements have
been made to continue the sport for two
more weeks. Track fast; weather clear
Summaries
First Race-selling i've and a hair FUR
longs Bette b.. to /. won. with Glad
Hand, TO !. second. and Eous, 20 !.
third. Tine i;l3
Second RAce-SclAng. ave furiongs
Scorpulette. 8 10 s. won with Gotemba, 6
to ]. second, ana Lillian Hoffman. u to
/. third. Time "a
Third Race-SelltnE. one mile. Dutch
Comedian. 2 70 8. won. with LILLIAN Reed
to ?. second. and statina. : TO third
Tine 1881.
Fourth Race-One mile and a furlong
Seidenbach. z 70 >. won. with Land 10.
even. second and Covington. Ky. third
Time 2i0.
Fifth Race-seiling. six furlongs. Tgnls.
TO !. won. with Lady Hastings. 10 20 ].
second. and Miss Chambers, 20 !. third
Time i.2iA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
Mandatory for Athens.

Athens. Ga. Nov. i0--Athens secures n
large manufacturing industry through the
interests Of the Athenaeum Club. Presi-
dent NJ G.. Michael OF the club Is in New
York and wired 90 Athens yesterday that
parties with whom he had been IN corre-
spondence had decided 20 locate their
mandatory here. Ia Will be the only
mill OF It's kind in the South. and will man
ufacture exclusively hdies' muslin under
wear and goods OF that description. IL
WIN. employ 800 hands.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
GAGE MAY RESIGN

Charles G. Dawes. Controller, May
Succeed Him as Secretary.
New York. Nov. io-The Commercial
Advertiser says:
II was pronounced at national Republi-
can headquarters to-day that the Score
tary OF tho Treasury. Lyman J. Gage
will resign from the cabinet and that
Charles c. Dawes. the controller OF tho
currency. VIII be appointed to succ 81
MIN. Dir. Gage is going 10 be president
again OF tho First National Bank az
Chicago. The announcement was positive
and from authoritative source Tho
change viii be made before the expiration
OF the Presidents first term
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

Chicago. Nov. i0-Chcago has on rlally
rendered is s340ooco0 drainage channel 10
the United States government The SAM
tary district trustees have memorallgeA
the chief engineer of the Covernment
through the Deep Waterway Commission.
now iu the city. and that Official holy vi
transmit the memorial 10 Congress IN
December.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
Rapid Transit an Canada.

Montreal. Nov. 1O-Lornd strathoona's
special train on the Canadian Pacific
from Montreal 10 Ottawa to-day made
the distance OF IT, miles IN 10 minutes.
leaving here at s;s7 a. m. and reaching
Oraka al loT The run was made IN
a heavy snow storm and dcducting ten
minutes FOR stoppage and slow downs
the actual running time was 100 minutes
for the IL miles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

Cincinnati. Nov. i0-Resuts az I.atonIa
r First Race-six furlongs. selling. suave
to /. won. with Piiardist. 4 o +. second
and The Tory, Is 20 !. third. Time lis.
Second Race-One mile. selling. Branch.
Is to 3. won, with The S.uggard. 20 ].
second, and Lord Leni. 10 !. third. Time
i:ni..
Third Race-One mile selling. Isobel 7
to 70. won. with Dolly Wagner. % 20 !.
second. and Little Tim. Z 70 /. third. Time
Ia
Fourth Race-one mile and an eighth,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
WROUGHT sHrPwREcI0ED MEN.
Liner ~. Louis Had Hard Voyage on
Account of weather.

New York. Nov. l0-After protra acted
voyage. due 20 the violent weather OF
Friday and Saturday the American lire
steamer St Louis reached her dock late
this afternoon She left Cherbours on
Nov. , with go cabin and JOS steerage pas
sengers
The steamer brought William Brown
and Patrick Roche ~ the American Ash
ing schooner Marshall Adams which let
Boston Sept ~ with a crew OF TWEEN y
three men Brown and Roche left the
schooner IN a ynwl 10 troll and az mid
night lost track q the schooner IN a heavy
fog They had no water o. provisions on
board the yawl and Tor two days suffered
great privntions on oct. u they were
picked up by the orange Prince from
Marcus Hook 20 Southampton and return
ed 10 New York on the 81 Louis
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
THEIR TIME EXTENDED.
Residents of Manila Can Now stay
out UntiI Midnight.

washington. Nov. io.-The previous or
der requiring the residents OF the city OF
Manila. Philippine Island. 70 connne
themselves to their houses after II o'clock
p. m. has been amended by Gen. Mag
Arthur. the military Governor 30 as TO
extend the time 70 L o'clock. midnight.
Al that hour che streets will be cleared
by the police. Saloons are closed at 10
O'Clock and tho sale OF liquor is pro
hlbited after that hour
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

San Francisco Nov. lo-The Austrian
steamer Olga. with a cargo OF sugar from
Batavia, which went ashore on the ocean
beach near Golden Gate during a dense
fog yesterday. was pulled on the beach
by tugs yesterday and towcd into the har-
hor. The Olga had 20 jettison about a
hundred baskets OF sugar before she could
be gotten on the beach
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

Birmingham. Ala Nov io-Tom Fitz-
patrick is dead and Joseph Ashby and
Enoch Castlebcrry are probably fatally
wounded as the result OF a quarrel IN a
saloon here to-day r. T. Mcdonald has
been arrested. charged with the murder
of Fitzpatrick. The cause OF the quarrel
IL not known
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
STORM WARNING LIGHTS.
More Effective Lamps TO he Used
Along the Coast.

Along the Coast.
Washington. Nov lO-Tests are now IN
progress tn this city Of storm warning
lights TO be placed on tho new signal tow
ors recently authorized by Congress 20 be
established in tho principal harbors OF the
country. The object aimed at Is 90 in
crease the carrying capacity Of tho lights
While the present maximum Is abou, fve
or six miles Il Is hoped 20 reach a dis
lance OF twelve miles at sea with the
new oil lamps. and fifteen 20 eighteen
miles with the electric lights In ordinary
weather Makers Of lamps In this country
ana IN Europe have entered into the com
petition. which IL now closed FOR equip-
ping the 80 stations contemplated
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
CHAMPION or THE SOUTH.

Georgetown Wrests the Palm From
the v. ". I.
Richmond Va. Nov io.-By a seore Of
Is TO GNorgotown College wrested the
palm % victory from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute team here this afternoon
and with Il the title OF champions OF the
South. The contest was spirited and Nas
a clean scientific exhibition % football
The features 81 the Virginia Milbarg In
stitute play were the gains o. Kirk. the
brilliant runs Of Miller and McCahe, and
tho splendid tackiing 81 Tucker. For
Georgetown. Dcvlin and Buckley were
most conspicuous FOR good playing.
The attendance at the game was dlsap-
pointing but was brilliant IN It's represen-
tation OF Richmond society.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
TARIFF ON COTTON SEED.
Injunction suits Were Brought In
MlsslssIppi.

jackson. Miss. Nov. 0.-The attorney
general has filed a mandamus IN chancery
60 compel the Gulf and Ship Island road
Ton seed promulgated by the Railroad
Commission. This brings the trouble be-
tween the other Mississippi railroads and
che Railroad Commission into the Federal
courts. The Injunction suits 1ied BY the
Illinois Central and Yazoo. ana Missis-
eippi Valley roads. viii be heard In the
Federal Court next Tuesday.
The attorney general Is understood 20
have arranged a plea that the State Court
has 70 jurisdiction as no Federal ques-
ton Is involved.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
WILL CLAIM DAMAGES.
Or. MacauIey Was BADLY Treated at
Lorenzo Marques.

Paris. Nov. i0.-Dr X l.. Macauley OF
Chleago. who has arrived in this city
from the TransvaaL tells the representa-
tive Of the Associated Press that he in
tends to present a claim for $4,000 dam
ages against the Portuguese government
for imprisonment 90 Lorenzo Marquee a.
soon as he can lay his case before che
state department at Washington.
DR. Macauiey s. very much incensed
a. the treatment which he declares Amer
leans received az Lorenzo Marquee. be-
ing singled out for arrest among all the
refugees He himself. ne adds. was
thrown into prison for six days nnaIly
being shipped on Europe. via Tnerse
without charge being made against him
or being placed on trial.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

handicap. Bohul Z 20 /. won. with Ida
Ledford 20 /. second. and Woodtrsce.
I 10 !. third. Time l.5pa
Fifth Race-Two miles. selling. Jack
Telling. 10 !. won. with Enghur-t. 8 10
!. second and Colbert. TO /. third. Time
ISL
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. selling. J. J.
T.. TO /. won. with Lake Fonso. 10 20 I.
second, and Princess Thyra. ) to ?. third.
Time l.i4iz
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
senator Hanna 60 rake a Rest.

New York. Nov Ex-senator Hanna left
for Cleveland and Mr. Maney started for
Maine this evening Senator Hanna said
he was going TO take "a long rest. He
added. speaking OF the rumored retire
rnent OF Secretary Gaze. that he had not
heard OF any contemplated change In the
cabinet and would not discuss IL.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11

It's onset may be gradual, It's develop
ment insidlous. and a, last tho victim
finds himself in the clutches OF a tens-
c.ous disease.
A slight cold a tendency 10 sneexe a
puflness In the nose. strinRy mucous IN
the throat. slight cough or wheeziness-
any one OF these symptoms should be
re- garded as q warning
What can be cured in the beginning In
week or two. By using Peruna. II al
lowed 20 become chronic. may require
months Of faithful treatment.
Peruna is the remedy for such cases:
almost everybody knows that by hear
say and thousands know by blessed
experience.
You had better take Peruna now. for
by and by you may be obliged to take Il
long time In order 10 g., well
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-11
Ambassador Choate'. Good Time.

London. Nov l0-Joseph n. Choate.
the United states ambassador. Is spend
INK the weekend with Lord Salisbury at
Hatfield House the Premier's country
seat In Hcrefordshire. At the conclusion
81 his stay there he will 90 to DAlmeny
Park. Edinburgh. OF q visit 10 Lord Rose
berry.