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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-30
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NOTICE.

Savannah, May 20.
As I am leaving the city for a time. 1
leave John ]. Harte, my agent, TO collect
all bills and pay all debts until I re-
turn. LUKE CARSON
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AT MARK ApPLE's REPOSITORY

AT MARK APPLES REPOSITORY
Can be found full line of the Latest De-
signs of Vehicles, such as Buggies, Car
Rune bouts. Would ask the public 10 call
and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
AS beautiful line of Harness as ever
brought to this city. KelleySprlngfield
Rubber Tires at
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LAST DAY nut ONE.
If IRIS NICE, WE HAVE 1T.

We have tea at So 60 and 10 cents per
pound. They are just the thing for making
ice tea. Try them.
Phone 955. HARDEE & MARSHALL
The evening times., 1900-01-23
10 Who Il Nav Concern .

The Standard Oil interests continue to
show their hanC in transactions in the tIac-
The evening times., 1900-01-23
LOCAL FRACTIONS STRONG
COnjectures Of Joint Control Stiflen
Prices in Wall $ rect.
Sugar stocks the Feature i'm Indus
trinls - ReceSsiOnS on American
shares in LOndOn-The Foreign
Market disappointed AT the Lack of
Information From South Africa.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The local trac-
tion issues we're the features Of the stock
market in the early doings OF this morn
ing. Apparently. because Of recent devel-
opments IN the affairs or the Third Avenue
and the Consolidated Companies, il was
conjectured that measures looking toward
bringing the local traction and inuminat-
ing corporations under closer joint control
were being arranged on this account
there were noteworthy advances made in
Third Avenue. Manhattan, Metropolitan
Street Railway and Consolidated Gas.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was sympatheu-
calIy strong and also bougi on the helief
that with the election OF directors Oh FRI
day next. new and significant names would
appear on the board. The general market
opened with a somewhat uncertain ard ir-
regular tone. but it subsequently developed
greater steadiness.
In the industrial quarter. Sugar Fefin
ing American Tobacco. and Glucose Sugar
Refining We're notably strong In the rail-
way list. Missouri Pacific remained the
conspicuous feature and the dealings else
where in that quarter Of the market were
on a small scale. The bond market con-
tinued very firm and active
Prices for American stocks in London
were shown at recesSions. along with 9TH
er quarters Of the market there. There
seemed 10 be some disappointment az the
absence Of more favorable news regarding
the progress OF the British forces before
LadysmiJh. and consols were shade low
er perhaps on Jhis account There were
virtually no developments Of general i'm
portance over night bearing upon the mat
The evening times., 1900-01-23
GEoRGETowN's INDOOR MEET.
4 Fine List of Entries for the AD-
Pronchins Events.

GeOrgetown's indoor meet, to be held at
Convention Hail. on February Il. prom
ises TO surpass last years highly success
ful tournament OF sport It Will be re-
membered that Georgetown introduced
these midwinter contests to Washington
and the south
For years indoor meets have been held
in New Orleans, and even in Philadelphia,
but until Georgetown took the matter up
athletes of this section were restricted
to the summer months for the exercise
and exhibition Of their powers.
Last winter the innovation attracted one
of the biggest crowds that ever entered
Convention Hall, and the enthusiasm dis
played by the spectators on that occasion
had been rarely equaled, even in the many
outdoor contests that had taken place
here.
The managers Of the coming meet nave
been overwhelmed with entries from near
" every institution Of learning In the
Eastern United States. Harvard will
send Dick Grant the pick Of her distance
runners. TO compete with Aleck Grant, Of
Pennsylvania.
These men are Brothers and have never
previously met in competition under Oth-
eial auspices Il is generally conceded that
the mile event resolves itself-inTo a con-
test between these two athletes, although
there will be a big field OF starters. Aleck
Grant holds a lower record than Dick but
the Harvard men claim that their man is
faster than the Pennsylvania brother. This
very interesting question wiH be settled at
Georgetown's meet in February.
Frank Herman, of Philadelphia. is out foI
the hurdles against KrdenZiein the inter
| collegiate champion. Lucas, the potato
race champion. will also be present. Lu-
/ cas- lowered the worlds record for this
/ event at the Georgetown indoor meet last
year.
| Three relay races have already been ar
/ ranged between the big universities, and
/ these will be the most important Of The
/ season. Mike Murphy, Pennsylvania
| trainer. has sent word that he has a hun
/ dred men in training and will send the picl
! OF his flyers to race Georgetown's foul
/ fastest men in a mile relay.
| over at Georgetown there IS an endles.
amount Of hard work being done every
/ day. and the rivalry for positions on N,
clay team is keenest OF all
The evening times., 1900-01-23

mark Of appreciation Of MS friend, Alex
ander King.
The council decided TO raise one-ffth OF
the s. GOO Of taxation for three years, and
at the expiration Of that time 10 raise s.. 600
annually to support the institution. Under
the terms Of Mr.. Carnegies o1eT site
must be provided for the library. and this
will be paid for by public subscription
Mayor Bruen named the following as the
board Of trustees Of the library 10 serve
until 1903: Judge J. Franklin Fort Alex
ander King David s. Walton, Edward O.
Stanley, Col Charles A Sterling. Harry
T. Ambrose. J. c. Lyons, Frederick NJ.
Shepard. and Robert w Hawkesworth.
As soon as the proposition vas submitted
DR.. J. NJ. W. Kitchen hastened 10 disavOw
published statements that ne considered
Mr. Carnegie's offer an insult. He declared
he had always favored public library, and
wanted one now, but he thought 5000 a
year too much to raise 10 support it. He
thought Mr. Carnegie would agree to a
modification Of this provision II II was
submitted to him.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
This the Season of Greatest Danger TO the Lungs
Age No Barrier Against the Good Effects of the
Treatment That CureS-Free TriaI-LOw Fees.
The TREATMENT
CURING OTHERS
WILL CURE YOU
Described by Symptoms.

Hosts of people suffer from the
various malignant pOisOns in their
blood, which produce or result
from catarrh. Many other per
sons suffer from nervous diseases,
liver diseases, kidney diseases,
and skin diseases, as the result of
irritating crystal poisOns in the
blood. \ majority of such sut'
ferers do not have a definite un-
derstanding of the nature of their
a1lictiOn. The following symP-
toms have been arranged by Us
to enable sufferers to understand
just what it is that ails them.
The proper course of those af-
fected is this: Read the symp-
toms carefully over; mark those
that apply TO your case, and bring
this with you to Doctors of this
institution.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
AN ITALIAN TRAGEDY.
Too Many Drinks Cause Murder IN
Scranton.


Scranton.
SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. 23.-John Lardo,
an Italian Of Peckville had a christening
at his home. when he entertained about
thirty guests and furnished them with all
the beer and whisky they could drink,
which proved to be considerable. Among
the guests were August EscOnia. America
Manaugello, and August Bonniani.
During lull in the hilarity these three
were sitting in the kitchen, when Eseonia
mentioned something about Peter Chipri-
ano. Peter happened 10 be in the next
room and stepping to the threshold
scowled fercely at the three friends
Esconia wanted to know what Chipriano
wanted. ChiprianO yelled IT'S you I want
and I've got you where you won't trouble
me anv more" and before he had finished
speaking Esconia dropped to the floor with
a 44-calibre bullet from bulldog revolver
In his forehead
Chipriano as quickly fred again and this
time ManaugellO fell with his arm shat
tered. Again the revolver cracked and
Bonniani fell. shrieking, with an ugly hole
in his thigh.
Bv this time the guests had become
frenzied, and, overpOwertng Chipriano,
were trying to beat him to death, when
two Of the borough officers arrived and
with drawn revolvers took their prisoner
to the county jail. amid savage cries for
vengeance. He would undoubtedly have
been killed by his own people but for the
timely arrival of the officers.
The two wounded men are seriously hurt
but will probably recover. Chipriano had
a reputation as a bad man and only three
weeks ago nearly killed a man by stabbing
linn
The evening times., 1900-01-23

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 23.-COl. Robert
Bingham, Of the Bingham School, one of
the foremost educators in the South. spoke
here tonight on the subject of expansisl.
The auditorium at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College was filed with stu
dents and citizens Colonel Bingham's sub
ject was "Our Past Present, and Future -
When the speaker declared that we placed
our foot upon the Philippines and would
never take it of, he was applauded for
several minutes. Colonel Bingham de-
clared that the Anglo Saxon race is pre-
destined 10 govern the earth, and he re-
cited historical facts to- maintain his po-
sition. The construction OF the Nicara-
qua Canal and expansion, he said, are
the two greatest blessings that could come
TO the South.
The evening times., 1900-01-23

Room :, Warder Building,
Corner Ninth and + streets \. W
The evening times., 1900-01-23
WITH THE BOXERS.
The PuriIistic Record of Last Ienr II
Remarkable One.


Remarkable One.
The year 1899 was the most remarkable
Of the world in a Estic way. There were
more boxing contests, bigger purses. and
more OF them we're in the balance. more
new champions were made, and more
money was paid 10 see the sport than ever
before The bouts fought numbered 3 .22O-
Four champions-Fitzsimm Lavigne.
Palmer, and Jordan-lost their places Of
honor. Two OF them-Palmer and Jordan
went the unfortuna e way Of all the
English boxers who crossed the ocean to
fight here. not one Of whom was victori-
Gus. The year 1899. with so many legal
lied matches under police surveillance.
witnessed practically the extinction Of
fighting in public or private with bare
knuckles, according 10 London prize-ring
rules
The worlds champion bantamweight.
Pedlar Palmer. o. England. went down be
fore Terry McGOvern in one round. Ben
Jordan. OF England lost 10 Eddie Santry:
Frank Erne von the lightweight cham
pionship from George Lavigne and Fitz-
ship to James Jeffries
The full list Of British boxers who came
over includes Palmer, Jordan. Godfrey
ThOrne, VIII Curiey. Harry Ware. and
David Wallace. ThOrne won one fight. 1t
was from Purcell. who lost to Jack Mof-
fatt. Ware vent home without going into
the ring.
McGovern heads he list Of pugilists in
number Of engagements fought in 1899 and
also in number OF fights won. They were
20 In number, all victories, and 20 were
knockouts He lost none and had no
draws. In all these fights he only fought
seventy-three rounds, the actual fighting
time Of which was but three and one half
hours not counting the rests between
rounds and taking nine minutes of as a
liberal estimate C the time between
kncckOuts and The proper expiration for
the knockout rounds.
Martin McCue follows next with 10 con-
tests, 9 winnings. 9 draws. and I defeat
Yet in these McCue fought 332 rounds
Joseph Cans is twelfth in the number Of
contests. He had 15 engagements and lost
Ito George McFadden. Twelve were
won. werc knOckouts. and were draws.
He fought 222 rounds.
Patrick Sweeney, of Manchester, n. H.,
made the second best record of all the
fighters. He is a lightweight He fought
and won 16 times and were knockouts.
He went 1872 rounds.
OF the 1920 contests, l. .66S went the lin
It, and the referee gave the decision. The
knockOuts were 70S, in 90 events one Of
the men quit; fouls decided 80 cases, and
there were 524 draws.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
A Free Trial. No High F es

The doctors Of this institution
extend to all, as they always
have, a cordial and kindly invita-
ton TO visit their Offices, and on
their first visit to receive a trial
treatment absolutely without
cost, without pay, or without eX-
pectatiOn TO pay. All hose peO-
pie who have slight or Tifing all
ments, purely catarrhal cOndi-
tons, easily capable of a speedy
cure under the new methods, VIII
be charged only a rifiing fee,
while those who have difficult, OBJ
Stinate, OF serious diseases, re-
quiring a special and long-c0n-
tinUed care and attention. viii be
charged a fee commensurate with
the care and attention they re-
quire. Under no circumstances
will the fee be exOrbitant.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
A GHOST STORY SPOILED.
The Apparition Is "A Novice in Bicycle
HiuinE.

G--JRESTOWI. y. j., Jan. 23.-For sew
eral weeks past tmid persons have been
badly frightened to see a white apparition
moving along Church Street, near Trinity
Church Cemetery. after dark. Many per-
sons who saw the ghost" said II moved
along the sidewalk with zigzag motion
until close to them. when ii would mys-
teriously drop out Of sight as if the earth
had opened and swallowed il Up. The
evening services at the co,ored NJ. E.
Church became almost deserted by the fe-
male portion Of the congregation, who
we're afraid TO meet that awful haunt"
Finally Acting Chief Of Police Peter
Beatty determined be would discover the
cause of these nightly terrors, and laid in
wait in the haunted neighborhood- He pa
troIled the territory for several hours. and
had about made up his mind that CHESTS
only existed in timid persons magma
tions, He returned bis revolver 20 his
pocket, and started ACROSS the street when
without a sound a white object appeared
almost at his elbow. The next instant
The evening times., 1900-01-23

there was a spill, ring Of bell. and from
the confused mass OF a broken bicycle the
policeman exJricated the white-clad OBJ
ject.
The spell was broken, and the ghost
proved to be an old shoemaker By the
name of Dunn. who lives in the neighbOr-
hood. He explained that he was learning
to ride a wheel and did not want anyone 10
see him fall. so he chose darkness for the
exercise He wore a white sweater, and
it was his habit as soon as be heard any
one coming to hide in the shadow OF a
tree until they had passed entirely IN
conscious of the commoion he was eaus-
ing in the town.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
New York Cntton gTnrI,ct.
FRAUDS IN DISCHARGES.
Army officers Urged to Exercise

Army officers Urged to Exercise
Greater Care of Papers.
II has been discovered by officials Of the
War Department that considerable fraud
exists in the discharges Of enlisted men,
and steps have been taken to prevent the
continuance of the pratice.
The attention Of company commanders is
called to the fact that several instances
have Of late occurred Of fraudulent use OF
blank discharge certificates. indicating a
disregard on the part of some Of the off,
GERS Of the requirements Of paragraph 151
Of the regulations. Blanks for discharge
certificates should be kept in the personal
custody Of commanders. and they are eau
toned that such blanks should be in a
place where access 10 them on the part Of
an unauthorized person will be impossible
except by knowledge OF the company COM
mander.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
A STRANGE ORDINANCE.
A Proposition TO Place CuspIdors on
Cleveland Streets.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 23.-Council-
man Goodman introduced an ordinance at
the meeting Of the city council last night
which provides for cuspidores being placed
at the edge of each pavement, at a distance
of 200 feet from each other, within a IA
dius OF half a mile from the Reptile
Square. The ordinance says that these
shall be firmly fixed in the pavement. and
can be removed only by such persons as
are authorized TO Go So.
There is a penalty of from 81 to SO for
refusing to use these cuspidOrs. The
city has been dealing quite a good deal
with the expectoratiOn nuisance Of late,
the microbe idea being firmly imbeddei in
the minds of the councilmen. This is
measure carrying out that idea, and IL will
probaly pass The council when il has run
the usual routine
The evening times., 1900-01-23

The Steel trade has recovered from the
Slight dullness OF week or two ago. and
the companies generally are beginning to
work on their contracts at the highest
rates. only now being reached. The out
look is for even larger net profits than
any heretofore The statement is made
that Federal Steel. common. is 70 receive
another dividend of l-2 per cent in the
near future.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
AN IOWA PRIzEFIGHT BILL.
spHrrinE and Boxing Exhibitions &
He Prohibited by IT.

DES MONIES. Iowa. Jan. 23-The last
legislature passed a bill against prize
fighting, but il has been practically mop
erative. because It permitted exhibitions q
sparring and boxing.
Governor Shaw. in his message to the
legislature. re, commended that law be
passed to prevent such occurrences in the
future. bill tC that effect has been in
troduced by Senator G. W. Lister. OF Osce-
ola county. The penalty is fixed at $500. OF
imprisonment in the county jail for not
more than $50 days. An exception is made
In the case Of athleti, clubs and gymna-
Sums. such being granted the permission
10 hold exhibitions in case a license Is
secured from the sheriff.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
Read What Your NeighbOrs Say.
Mrs. Capt. Hugh Lewis,

ODD G Street y. w. cured Of BrOn-
chial Catarrh and Incipient Con
sumption, after being given up by
other eminent specialists and pro
nOunced incurable.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
SignOr NJ. Mama,

The distinguished vocal teacher
and director of st. Patrick's choir,
saws: / was cured of a very ag-
gravated case of Pharyngitis by
YOUR marvellous treatment.
The evening times., 1900-01-23

tion securities. Il is said that W. H. CuE-
Jiss, who was yesterday appointed treasurer
Of the Third Avenue line is a Standard
Oil man. These securities we're compare
lively huoyant this morning. while tie re
mainder of the market was sagglng on.
Metropolitan advanced to above los. ard
held its own fairly well during the FIST
two hours Of the day.
The evening times., 1900-01-23

An attack Of Ia grippe left me with
a very bad cough. says Mr. Seth w
Lyon of Pittsheld. Mich. After using
many different remedies for it without
material benefit was cured by half a bot
tie VI Chamberlains Cough Remedy"
Many others have had a like experience
. and so cent oottles Of this Remedy are
for sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and
retail, and all druggists
The evening times., 1900-01-23
Miss Maggie BarghauSen,

334 K Street $. w, relieved of a
heavy, deep-seated Bronchial
Cough in three weeks that had
troubled her and her physicians
for months.
The evening times., 1900-01-23

errors, etc, such as Drains, Losses, Impotency.
lame Back and aroocele. Worn at night il gives
strength While you sleep. No stomach-wrecking
drugs. 1000 cured in 1900 Write for book TODAY.
answer all letters personally or the belt can be
examined at my Office
Dr. d G.SANDEN, S26 B'dway New York, NY.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
Judge o. H. Grey,

The distinguished jurist and pub
lie speaker of Carson City, New,
now residing at 617 18th st. NV,
was cured of Bronchitis and
Hoarseness that he had for two
years.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
TIE LUNGS

Have you a coughy'
Arc you losing GeShT'
do Won cough az nightT'
Have sou pain in sdeF"
do you take Guild easilyf'
''Is youT appetite variable
"Hzye sou stitches in sideF'
DO you cough until you gsET'
DO you raise frothy materillg''
do you cough on going 90 bsdT'
do you cough IN the m0rningF'
Arc you low spirited AZ timCsT'
do you spit up yellow natter
is your cough short and hackingT'
DO you spit up little checsy lumps|'
'Have YOU a disgust for FATTY foods -
''Is there a tickling behind the palatef'
DO YOU feel you are growing weakert'
is there a burning pain ia the throatF
The evening times., 1900-01-23

Peoples Gas has been strong for several
days II showed tendency 10 decline this
morning with other parts of the list. but
friends Of the stock advised buying IL on
The TeCessiOns. The company is in excel
lent shape and talk OF much higher prices
Is heard in good quarters
The evening times., 1900-01-23

American Cotton Oil has not shown the
strength that was expected of il in the re-
cent market IL is said that heavy con
tracts were made some time ago 10 deliver
oil on the basis Of the then ruling low
prices for seed and oil and that filling
them at present prices will mean loss to
the company.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
wnshinrton stock ExchanEe.

Sales-United States As Coupon; $500
113 81; United States IS Coupon,
slOOM110 1-2; Columbia Title Insurance.
2SOG4 rs; Capital Traction. 2Od92. 60d9l
rs; MergenthaIer Linotype. 2Cd195, 1OG
194 "a. 10G194 II. 90d194 3-S: Lanston
MOnotype. sails "a American Graphic
phone. pfd.. 32Gl2 - After call. Pneu.
matte Gun Carriage. 100d2f cents.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
WEAK MEN

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The evening times., 1900-01-23
Mr.. William A. COe,

421 New York Avenue, says: l
had catarrh so bad l had lost my
voice. / was relieved il twenty
treatments.
The evening times., 1900-01-23
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