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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-19
MAY AID THE STRIKERS.
Swttchlncn and i,rnk emen Say They

Wiilsd,o Out.
Tnpeka. Kan. @ss 10 SAINTS; TTpa
81 and bra iSsflssns here say thu 8
SVii Pike the demands 81 the tele-
p5raEliars are not MT sd by Third Vlce.
President Barr 1'ha contractors an
noun that they " il stay BY he road,
hui it Is aeserted hat hey Wifi he III
dllcs., a join ii the strike + one Is or
ders.i The ngineers and firemen,
have not vet said whether ors3ro, they
Would strik. Consid eisabie piessure
has been brought e bear On them and
ths SHOW much sympathy with the
slrikers.
1,fa sant, r. officiais are saisisto be
endeaSsaring 70 hire brsakeinen and
ssgitollsaena conditsonals- 10 take the
PLACES 81 the men SHOULD ttey so ont
chicago, Dee 49, According 20 a
satensnf issued last nigh; by j NJ.
l,arrihir9 Nissc pres dent Of III santa
FL railroad. tfl4 committee composed
IL repre- sentatiyes Of ne aiffeYen: rail-
IS Il y b, ga nizatipIss WHO hay taxi n up
fhn grievances of the striking telt--
graphsi.; consider he strike a mislsak Q
and AT Yesterdays conference wi h the
officials af the Santa Fe Iothing but
tie re- employment OF the telsgraF,neis
VIII he requi. from the company
Reorgniil. ton of l'nnimnny.
& Mex York. l3ec 1aThe work Of or:
ganizing the anti Tammany forces in
New York is moving quietly. but IN a
most satisfactory way Former Senator
Hill is advising the democrats who are
the lenders n this movement, altho he
intends 10 take no active par, in ttas
work of organization or in ~ municipal
campaign. The men who are promoting
the organization assert that they are
committed to n6 candidate and that the
Organization is strictly IN the Iineof good
government, Tney add that ii Is too
early 10 predict what ppicy VIII be fol-
lowed In he coming municipal cam
paign. Whether they Will nominate an
independent candidate or join hands
with other anti-1' amnany organizations
remains to be seem. just a present a
great deal Of money is being subscribed
To the cause. Many of the men behind
1.-THE movement are rich and Inclined 10
he liberal
WITHIN forty days after our mass
meeting we expect to have an enrolled
membership of 10000 sand one OF the
promoters of the movement Yesterday
This enrolment Will be our general
committee. That is the biggest general
committee any organization ever had.
II Will be made up not only of anti
Tammany democrats. but also OF mer
who have heretofore affiliated with
Tammany. Insthes meantime there are a
|half-dozen political organizations like
the O'1}rien democrats, the single tax
ers and so on who are ready to come in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-19
what the omc1al. Think.

Chicago Dec. 49,. According to a
statement issued last night by j. NJ.
fsarr third vice president of the Santa
Fe railway, a committee composed Of
the representatives OF the different rail-
way organizations. who have taken up
the grievances of the striking telegraph
sers, consider the strike a mistake and
at today's conference 10 be held here
with the officials of the Santa Fe moth
ing but a unemployment of the tele-
graphers will be requested from the
enc1rta M ny,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-19
Report Of the Committee on Canals
Made to the United States
Senate.
Nicaragua Route the Most Feasible
The Financial Possibilities
Involved.
Belief That any International Diff
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ny druggist who was n personal friend,
tod me tlli,t insils opiufon Manners safe
& lsrigDi disease. ftooig bottle at once
santi sraiua,ly fcltrclievssl. kept talk
Ing u patiently and regularly for two
months and words can not describe my
fesli,iss when found tha. was cured.
s ! felt IKE a new man. lsright's disease
iss, thintsotihr past and would like TO
say 10 eyefsune Similarly affected. try
N'srnssr' safe Cure.
JOE ROSE.
Town Clerk.
Lake View. Cook Co. I'll.
August &c, 1913.
Nltvnd 70 1881 North Ashland Avc..
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
SKIPPED HIS BAIL.


Hamilton Wood Brought Back in
Time to Save His BOndsman.
Hamilton Wood. the negro who was TO
have answered to the last term of the Su-
perior Court on a charge of assault with
intent to murder, but who had left after
being bonded out of Jail by Richard Gray
son of Monteith, was brought into the city
last night by Grayson and turned oyer 10
officer Clarity, who sent him to the bar
racks
Grayson had been given by the Solicito
General until the March term of court to
produce the man or forfeit $500. Grayscn
explained at the barracks last night that
since the fiat of the Solicitor it had been
many long night since he had slept, be-
ing kept awake thinking of the possibility
of losing his 500, but he added I'm sleep
soundly tonight. At the barracks Wood
is held subject to the order of the Sol!c-
itor General
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
CITY BREVITIEs.

A meeting of the Union of King
Daughters is announced for this after
noon at 4 O'Clock, in the lecture room of
the Independent Presbyterian Church.
Walter Fuller colored. who stabbed a
white man, Eugene Smith, Saturday night
in fight in the barroom of w. T. K.
Smith, was caught by the police last night
and will appear before the Recorder this
morning.
The music al the morning service of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Ascension yesterday was exceptionally
good, and in consequence Choir Director
Hubner has received many compliments.
Mrs. Younglove and Mrs. Hubner were
heard to advantage in the solo parts of
"Hark, Hark My SOUL and again in the
brilliant duet from Stabat Mater, Outs est
Homo, which was beautifully sung.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
PICKINGS BY THE POLICE.
An Unusual Number of Arrests for
sunday.

The police made an unusually number
of arrests for Sunday yesterday. Frank
Days and Willie Jackson were sent in by
Officer Lipford for the theft of some shoes
from the Georgia and Alabama road, md
John Coaker for disorderly conduct was
arrested by w. f. Hicks.
Denis Brown had such an admiration for
the rocking chair of Christine Small that
he let it get the better of his discretion
and he swiped the chair, but had enjoyed
its possession only short time when he
was sent in by Officer j. C. Woods to
answer charge of larceny.
Mike Orian, white, terrestrial and not
the celestial tramp, was sent in for va
grancy by Officer Dwyer. Orian is 81
years cd.
Lula Simmons, colored, in an exuberant
mood, fired a pistol in the street, for which
she was arrested by j. j. Clarity. She
will explain to the Recorder this morning
whether she thought ita was Christmas or
the Fourth Of July.
George Campbell, another of the cap
lures of Officer Dwyer was arrested on
charge of attempted rape, made by Mary
Wilson of GAO Indian street.
William Bradley was sent in from the
Ocean steamship wharf by Officer Thorpe
on a charge of forgery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
THE UNION DEPOT NATTER.
Delay Due to New Surveys Made Nee
essary by Cfty's Position.

49,, -. - .I-T = ~
me UNION pePo' ila''er Is SUN Peiiu'"s
before the City Council. This is due
to the fact that the railroads have been
allowed time in Which n consider the re-
H.. 10. -. lit. "a
F'' ivy ~ ''-
make iurther suggestions II conslderad
advisable.
Mr.. J. r. Anderson Of Charlton. Mackau
G. An1ar.o,, ,,,r,,.>.,,+, tn, .ho c,,at,,,,
:" A''''i sui iel'i e9'.i''i's 'He 9e"oo"i"
HheS' Nheh spoken TO ABOUT the delaY'
said that the report drawn up by the
committee of Council upon the petition OF
tho r,rro,a. r,.,,,,,,a,,to, .,.rt,t,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
THE ONLY DIVINE HEALER.
Rev. j. A. Smiths Sermon at Seventh
Street Church.

AT the Seventh Street Methodist Chur:n
last night Rev. ]. A, Smith preached on
1.-The Only Divine Healer" taking his text
from Mark 1O:51, and Jesus answered
and said unto him, what wilt thou that
I should do unto thee? The blind man
said unto him, Lord, that l might receive
my sight"
In substance. Mr.. Smith said that the
contemplation of stern fact involving re-
sponsiDiltty, hardshps pain, and suffering
may not always be pleasing TO the natural
man, yet when done wisely, deliberately
and intelligently it always leads to wise
and safe conclusion. begetting in the in
dividual that preparation of mind and
heart that leads 10 action. which is
crowned with success. Bartimeus faced
a solemn fact: he was blind
The need found expression in a heart-
rending cry. Jesus, thou son of David
have mercy on me-" His need was so ur-
gent that it overcame every obstacle. 1t
was the cry of perseverance, the cry of ac-
tive, earnest faith. 1t stopped Jesus. The
petition was concise, solicitous and to the
point. The reward Of faith came quickly
in the inspiring words, Go thy way; thy
faith hath made thee whole
In the days of Christ" said Rev. Mr.
Smith, there were anti-Christs-men who
claimed 10 be miraculousy endowed with
the gift of doing miracles by the laying
on OF hands, thereby imparting a mag
netic and supernatural force that was di-
vine. You may well question the san ty
or sincerity of any man or set of men in
this day of intelligence, science and civilt-
zation who claim. or arrogates 10 them
selves the power of bringing supernatural
virtue into inanimate object like
handkerchief-thereby leaving a sacred
blessing-by simply going through the
form of blessing it.. Only Christ is di-
vine; only Christ can heal"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
HIS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Rev. J. ID. Chapman viii Leave Duffy
street Church This Week.

The resignation of Rev. ]. D. Chapman,
pastor of the Duffy Street Baptist Church,
was voted on after the morning service
by the congregauo yesterday and was
accepted with many regrets.
The resignation will go into effect on
Feb. 2S. on which date DR.. Chapman will
leave for his new field of labor in the
pastorate of the First Baptist Church Mt
Anderson. S. C. There he will have a
wider scope for his effotts. 1t was on
this account that he decided to accept the
position.
No successor TO DR.. Chapman has vet
been secured by the church, but the sub
ject will be brought before the congrega-
ton next Sunday and a vote will be taken
No name or names will be presented for
election; each member of the congrega.
ton Will DE allowed to vote for whom he
pieases, and the minister receiving the
majority of the votes cast will be rendered
the position, but the result of the ballot
will be kept secret until the choice of the
voters shall have notified the deacons of
his acceptance or refusal of the proffered
place Should there not be a majority OF
the votes for one person the election will
be postponed until the following Sunday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
cABBY AND HIS FARE.
Pntrolmnn Umbach's Lively TussIe
with Hack Driver

Officer Umbach had a lively time yester-
day morning with Henry Hamilton, a col
ored hack driver.
The officer was not on duty. but was
coming down Drayton street, when he no
ticed that Hamilton was driving much
faster than the city ordinance permits
and even as he looked the horse was
lashed into an extra burst of speed and
fell on the slippery pavement. The negro
got down from his seat and began to beat
the animal with the butt of his whip when
the officer interfered and threatened to
arrest him for cruelty to animals. The
negro replied with a string of oaths and
Umbach arrested him.
In the meantime the horse had scram-
Died to his feet and the driver went to his
mead to arrange the harness, but instead
OF attending to this he grabbed a rock"
and hurled 1t at the officer. inficting a
painful wound on the left hand The pas
senger in the hack, a white man, also
became abusive, and he, too. was arrested.
To make this arrest it was necessary 10
release the driver, who Immediately
jumped to his seat on the cab and drove
away. Umbach quickly decided that the
negro was the more culpable of the two
and leaving his white prisoner, he sprint
ed after the hack, which he overlook after
a chase of Two blocks. He again arrested
the negro, and this time got him safely
to the barracks. The other man escaped
while the officer was after the hack.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
INSTITUTE OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Archdenconry Sunday school Assoc
citation Organized.

The Sunday School Institute of the Arch
deaconry of Savannah met at St Johns
Parish Hall yesterday afternoon and
elected officers for the ensuing year and
adopted rules and bylaws which had been
drawn up by the committee appointed for
that purpose at the preceding meeting.
The officers elected are as follows:
President-Rev. j. L. Scully of St. Paul 5
Church.
Vice Fresident-Mr E. S. Elliott.
Secretary-Mr w. deBruyn Hops
Treasurer-Dr. w. f. Galway.
These officers, together with three men,
bers of the institute to be selected by
them will constitute the Executive Com
mittee. which viii be the governing body
Of the organization.
The object of the institute is to aid the
Sunday School work of the archdea conry,
and any baptized person is eligible. for
membership and may be elected by the
Executive Committee. The meetings VIII
be he'd quarterly, the time and place TO
be determined by the Executive Commit
tee. The officers are elected for one year,
and the annual meetings will take place
on the second Sunday after Epiphany, or
within ten days thereafter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
HAS THE PIPE CONTR ACT.
An Ohio Mayor Furnishes Savan-
nnh's House Sewage Pipe.

Mayor e. f. Francey Of Toronto O., IS
al the De Soto. Mr.. Francey is not here
for his health, however, but is looking
after the large contract which his firm.
John Franceys Sons & Co. have with the
city for furnishing the pipe for the house
drainage system. The contract was
awarded to this firm over a month ago,
the pipe being required to be delivered at
the rate of ten carloads a week. AS much
as fifteen carloads week have been fur
nished and the city's pipe yard on Indian
street is now piled high with S-inch pipe.
which Director Gadsdens forces are IN
deavoring TO get under ground as fast as
possible.
Mr.. Francey was also interested in the
pipe contract made with the first house
drainage contractors, which he did not tiud
very profitable. He reports that while pref
" much all other lines of manufacture
have shown heavy advances in prices that
the advance in clay pipe has been slight,
so that the city is not out any & eat
amount on this score by having to UNDER
take its own work. Mr.. Francey has been
in Savannah before and has a number of
friends in the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
STABBED IN A BOY's QUARREL.
Twelve-Yenr-OId Negro Lad Danger
OusIN Wounded.

Sammy Hamilton. colored boy about
IL years Cd, was stabbed yesterday and
seriously wounded by another colored
youth about the same age, known as
skinny"
The fight occurred on Farm street, where
the boys, together with a number of
friends were playing. There had been no
quarrel, and the by-standers said that the
assault was unprovcked and that the only
knowledge they had that there was any
bad feeling between the boys was when
SIX my drew his knife and gave the
other boy vicious stab in the side Be
fore they could recover from their sur
prise he had Withdrawn the knife and
run away. The wounded boy was taken
to DR.. @. w. Heriot who found that the
knife had gone into the left side nearly
TWO inches, severing a small artery. ana
making a slight incsion in the pleura
The boy had lost so much blood that af-
ter the wound was dressed he had to be
taken home in hack.
skinny lives in Indian street lane, but
has not been arr sted as up to a late hour
last might no complaint had been made
at the barracks
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
NEW INDUSTRY ron SAVANNAH.
Old Powder Magazine 10 Re Used for
Preparation of Bone Fertilizers.

Old Powder Magazine TO he Used for
Preparation of Bone Fertilizers.
Mr. w. D. Champion is pushing his
preparations for the utilization of the cl1
powder magazine. near Springfield planta.
tion, as factory for the manufacture Of
bone products. which will be shipped 10
the manufacturers of the North. Bone Is
one Of the most valuable fertilizers known
and much Of II has in the past been suf-
fered TO go to waste about Savannah.
Mr.. Champion intends gradually to en-
large his plant aud to go into the busicess
moro extensively in the future, as IL be-
comes better known and The butchers nud
others from whom the bone is secured be-
come aware of the fact that they have a
market for II. Mr. Champion has per.
fected arrangements with a large North
ern fertilizer concern to take all the prod
uct of his factory that he can furnish ANA
that its capacity Will admit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
For snIe-iO IL. Z. RniIer.

To make room, we win sell one of the
boilers now in use in the Morning News
building. 1t is a 40 II. p, return tubular
boiler and is in good order. 1t will be de-
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Also for sale, one so II. p American
Ball engine. never used. A splendid piece
OF machinery.
The attention of parties putting up saw
mills is invited to this outfit. Apply at or
address the Morning News, Savannah,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
COUNCIL MAY INTERFERE.
Park and Tree Commission Lacked
Authority to Grant Property.

W
1t is probable that the end of the CON
troversY between the trustees of the Nc
Laws Monument Fund, of which board
Capt. d. G.. Purse is the chairman, and
the ladies of the Monument Association,
to erect a shaft TO the memory of the
dead of the Second Georgia, is not yet.
The controversy has had for its object
the possession of the plot of ground in
Laurel Grove, originally set apart by the
Park and Tree Commission for the cree
ton OF The moLume 1T TO the dead of the
Second Georgia. in the Spanish-American
war The trustees of the McLaws' monu-
ment thought this piece of ground par
ticularly suited for their memorial, and
asked that the ladies' of the Second Geor-
gia Monument Association yield to them
in the matter. This the ladies' kindly and
courteously. but firmly declined to DO.
1t is understood now that there is some
doubt as TO the right of the Park and
Tree Commission to grant the plot of
ground to anybody, and that this right
is vested in Council exclusively. 1t is
understood that the matter viii be
brought before the Mayor and Aldermen.
and that they will be requested to re-
verse the action Of the commission. and
set aside the ground for the erection Of
the monument to Gen. McLaws. Whether
or not this exact course will be followed
has not been confirmed positively, hut it
is stated on good authority that it is con-
templatcd by the chairman and members
OF the Board Of Trustees.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-29
TO SOUTHERN BOYS.

Mr. French's GIFT TO the "Tech,
Opens Its Doors without Entrance
Requirements.
Georgia's School OF Engineering and Tex
tiles begins its spring term Feb p STU
dents may enter at any time from now
tin March /.
\ fully illustrated catalogue will be sent
on application
Degrees in mechanical. electrical. civil
and textile engineering are offered Every
department has thorough and high-grade
equipment. The expense is nominal the
instruction is thorough and the results
measured by the success Of the schools
graduates, are phenomenal. Address
Lyman Hail. President,
lad. Atlanta, Ga.