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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-24
WILL PROTECT PRISONERS.
Gloomy Outlook Now for Lynchins
at Emporia.

Richmond, Va. March PA special
from Emporia sent at 2:O5 a. M, says
Maj Cutchins has notified the leaders of
the mob that he will protect the prison.
ers as long as he has a man standing,
and means to shoot to kill. This has had
the effect of dampening the zeal of ths
would-be lynchers, and 1t Is thought law
will prevail.
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KILLED by AN EXPLOSION.
Three Lost Their Lives by the Burst
ing of Boiler.

ing of "A Boiler.
Muncie Ind. March 23-Three men were
instantly killed, one fatally injured and
two seriously injured by the explosion Of
saw mill boiler near Anthony, seven
miles from here, to-day The dead are
clifford Buskirk, l6. torn to pieces; Ma
rion Carey, AZ years. brass oil cud driv-
en- through his head, and Thomas Suli-
van, 46.
James Crytien was fatally injured.
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Award WIN Ne Given.

London, March 23.-It Is officially an
nounced that the Delagoa bay award will
be given Monday next March 26.
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BoER POSITION THREATENED.
Hethuen Has Not Succeeded I'm Re-
Iieving Mafexing.

London. March PA dispatch 10 the
Daily News from warrenton. dated
Thursday, describing Lord Methuens po-
sition there, says
"a small nanking force. sent through
Boshof. secured an important crossing,
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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FRENCH's CAVALRY FIGHTING.
They Are Clearing Out the Southern
Part of the Free state.

London, March 23.-According to a spe-
cial from Cape Town. dated to-day, Gen,
French's cavalry brigade is fighting east
ward of Bloemfontein.
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At 11:25 O'Clock the jail was in charge of
the local guards and the military were
auartered in the court house. 1T was re-
ported, however, that a mob was APP
preaching from Pleasant Hill and another
from along the Atlantic and Danville Rally
way. Despite the assurances of the sheriff,
1t is feared there will be a lynching before
morning.
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Continued OF Fifth Page.)
The evening times., 1900-03-14

The District Commissioners recently Ie-
eeived a complaint from DR.. p. z. Nagle,
regarding the unsanitary condition Of Ihe
lexington school building. Dr. Nagle COM
planned that the building was not properly
heated that child Of his in attendance
there was obliged to sit with her wraps
on, and that he attributed two attacks OF
illness this winter to the fact that colds
had been contracted during school hours.
Upon receipt OF the complaint the Com
missioners ordered an immediate investi-
cation through the Health Department,
and have just received a report which
says that a careful inspection was made
covering period Of ten days, and inst as
result Of the enquiry IL vas found that
the complaint was well founded.
The inspector reporting says the build
ing is one OF recent construction. be-
ing equipped with the Smead system Of
heating and ventilation supplemented by
a fan. Without entering largely into de-
tails regarding the efficiency of Ne sys-
TEN in use in the lexington -ehOol build
ing. the report states that the furnaces
are Inadequate in cold weather TO sum
GENTLY heat the entering fresh air. This
state Of things was found 10 exist even at
a time when the temperature Of the out
side air was above the freezing point.
The investigation showed that when the
temperature on the outside OF the build
ing, just previous TO It's entering the fresh
air chamber. was 34.7 degrees Fahrenheit
and when the amount OF air entering the
chamber was equivalent TO p cubic feet
for each individual per minute, that the
temperature OF the air as il entered the
northeast room on the FIRST floor was but
SOC degrees.
As a theory. the re ort goes on TO say,
ventilation is ordinarily considered 10 be
a process whereby a given amount Of foul
air is expelled and an equal quantity Of
fresh air admitted. In practice. however,
II Is observed that this is an impOssibility
and unfeasible. Ventilation as now an
derstoOd is merely a matter Of dilution.
I That is TO say, fresh air must be intro
duced ia such quantity and in such man
uer that IL viii be sufficient and thorough
enough in distribution 20 so dilute the
vitiated air as 10 make and keep the air
within the room practically pure. and
equal for all intents and purposes 10 the
outside atmosphere. Whatever theories
may exist. the report says. as to the re-
quisite amount Of fresh air necessary to
accomplish the object practically il can
not be done with a smaller amount than
! 80 cubic feet for each Individual per min
ute. With conditions favorable for the
system In the above experiment. a bright
sun. little or no air stirring good fires in
the furnaces, and stack heaters IL was
found that it was possible to raise only y
cubic feet OF air per minute for each in
dividusl 10 a temperature Of 500 degrees
Fahrenheit and 10 maintain. with the com
| bined heat OF the bodies OF the pupils.
temperature Of just 20 degrees in the
school room.
According to the report. tests were made
LHYN-H
outside air that day was below the freez-
ing point. and in consequence the temper
ature recorded in the school roms was as
| follows.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Ssnt on Thirty Days All May Experience Sensation
of Restored VgOr--WthOut Cost

George A. Johnson. Box 1I2, Painted
Post y Y, says that while he never
pracueed excess except when young he
found himself al 40 a prematurely old man
but the belt and suspensOry have com
pletely restored him.
J. Y. Spencer, Of Grafton. W. Va. says
he spent hundreds OF dollars in medicines
ana the old styles Of electric belts so
widely advertised but received no benefit
Although So years old and for i years a
sufferer OF lost manhood my belt cured
him sound and well and he is now strong
and vigorous.
A. Zahlhaus, Of Sharpsburg. Pa, wore
my belt and suspensOry for unhealthy CT
gans and emissions, and has Tegained per
feet strength and health.
George r. Makley, OF Oneonta, y. Y,
states that after trying everything he
could find without any benefit he tried
one Of my Belts and appliances. and was
cured Of varicOcele, general debility. and
lack Of nerve force and vigOr. II g red
eight pounds in IS days. and would not
take one hundred dollars for belt Il he
could not get another.
John B. Bardsley. Of Gunnison. Col says
the belt and suspensory have entirely
cured him. and he viii gladly explain what
his trouble was to all who care 10 enquire
as he Is very much enthUsed by his re-
covery.
s l. Fry, OF Redding Iowa, ssys the
belt saved his life. and ne viii gladly tell
other sufferers his experience.
Thousands OF others write in the same
grateful manner. and should the reader
desire 70 write 20 any OF these gentlemen
please send a stamp for reply.
Do not fail u write at once 10 Prof. A.
Chrystal 1895 Postoffice Block Marshall
Mich, as he Is anxious 70 have every man
wear his new and marvellous belt and sus-
persOTy for 30 days and try il fully before
spending cent for it. Remember after
giving the belt trial If you are not per
fectly satisfied return 1t 70 US, II costs you
nothing TO try il.
Write toaay before you forget it.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
AND
vIGOR

il touches. The Constant steady life ex-
tended by my new Electric Appliances
gives instant relief and never fails TO cure
Rheumatism. Backache. Kidney troubles,
Early Decay Night Losses. Lack Of Nerve
Force and VigOr. Nervous Debility. I'm
development. and Lost Vitality. You may
not have faith in Il now. but wear il for
20 days AID YOU will then realize why l
have such confidence In it as TO send 1t TO
YOU on trial.
l receive the most wonderful testimO-
mails Gay after day. Rev. 5 3. Stephens.
OF Derry Station, WestmOrelsnd Co, Pa
says f. cured him of a terrible disease,
that had deprived him of happiness. His
nerves we're in a bad condition OF weak
ness, but in three days after putting on
the belt and suspensOry he felt wonderfully
improved and now has the full strength
and vigor OF every member Of the body
The evening times., 1900-03-14

A well-knOwn professor has made the
fortunate discovery that what has here
tOfOre been known as impOtency or lost
manhood is due 20 paralysis OF the nerves.
As il requires a vigorous condition OF the
nerves 10 control the muscles. the profes-
sOT has found a wonderful power that in
stantly awakens the nerves and thus re-
stores complete muscular strength. lie
says: The marvellous power eXerted by
recent additions and Improvements to my
electric belt and appliances induces me 10
send it on 80 days free trial SC certain am
I that il will cure and that the wearer
will gladly pay the small price asked after
the 80 days trial
To men who have battered their stom-
achs with drugs ] want them to exercise
their judgment and consider that electricity
is the greatest power on earth. Its unseen
current puts life and force into whatever
The evening times., 1900-03-14

At the time the first temperature was
recorded no fresh air had been admitted
through the windows which are connected
with the fresh air chambers, the air being
simply revolved back and forth through
the rooms. At II a. m fresh ar was en-
tering the west rooms az the rate Of twen-
ty-eighJ cubic feet per minute for each in
cividual and at that time the temperature
10 the northwest room second floor. was
- degrees. while that ia the southwest
room on the same floor was u degrees
During this time the fires were in excel
lent condition and were kept up all night
About 1870 p. m. the fan became de-
ranged so that II was necessary TO stop
its operation. Almost Immediately the
heater in the northwest room on the first
floor began 10 act ss a veutilator. and the
temperature in the room dropped TO IS de-
Erees. while the temperature in the north
west room on the second floor rose to GO
degrees The air was simply being drawn
out OF the room on the first floor by the
furnaces and discharged into the room
above.
The report concludes with the obscrva-
tion that so far as the investigation went
there seemed TO be DO solution Of the PROB
lem other than by the introduction OF two
new furnaces. At present there are but
two. and the report asserts that they are
entirely inadequate TO properly heat the
building in cold weather
The evening times., 1900-03-14
a P5ia.sis fhsaisits. Showing .11s SILKS.

TOmOrrOwwe will formally bid you to what
We are proud To consider the best loomed and
shaded and patterned qualities and selected
Silks in this city, OF magnifccnce and dis
tances. Silks that we praise-silks that we
Know TO be the best within the reach of un-
bounded resources-the entire array boasts of
one undeniable distinction - exclusiyeness
Everything good that any other store has
Hundreds of other effects peculiarly our own
The following complimentary prices for this oc-
CasiOn:
LOCO yards OF Tahetslines for
ooth street ana evening such pink cecil nile
turqouize maize io. lilac. national navy brown
plum, light and dar white black-these
same goods are sold and quoted every day tafetas
worth more than double what have advertised nnH
them for Our regular price is SIZE. During /ul
three days opening yard ~
1900 yards Of Alsilk Kaih silks In beautiful com
bnatons Of checks stripes and pads representing such
color blenlngs as blue and white. pink white
ana Mh!te hello and white, maize white
very pretty mutcolOrs plaids Regular value /Qt
DuIlns the three dys Of our opening yard - ~
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sehweitzer Fails 20 Appenr.

Frank C. schweitzer forfeited s. collateral > es
terday. Several days ago be was acquitted d
the charge Of conducting gilt enterprise. and
later was convicted and fined for blocking the
street in front Of the New Grand Theatre. while
engaged in specuating in theatre tickets Nestcr-
day he was called upon in the Police Court to
answer another charge Of obstructing the street.
Il Is aid that Schweitzer selling theatre tick
cts Monday night, and when ordered 90 move away
b. Policemen Murphy aRd Jacobsen, be refused 70
do 50. Ills arrest followed.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
REARREST OF JENKINS.
Held on Charge Of Receiving
stolen Goods.

stolen Goods.
William s. jenkins. acquitted Of
charge OF housebreakiug in Criminal
Court No. . Monday, and rearrested last
night on a charge OF receiving stolen
goods. was arraigned in the Police Court
this mOring, and the case against him was
continued to enable the prosecution TO Sc
cure certain witnesses. In default OF bond
jenkins was committed 10 Jail.
II is said that during the tial OF Jen-
kins. in the Criminal Court. be denied
that he had taken any part in the rob-
berries committed by Lawrence Ball at the
homes Of Harry ROthschild and Gilbert
lockwood Ball admitted that he COM
mitted the robberies. and Jenkins. IL Is
said. admitted that he accepted a portion
Of the stolen goods Immediately after
his release steps were taken for the re-
arrest Of Jenkins. and Detectives Weedcn
and Horne took him into custody.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Few Of Oar CompIime1tary Prices fOr the Occasion

Fine French Crushed
RoSes-a bunch OF u roses,
with rubber StemS-all the
new pastel shades-instead
Of soc, the opening price is
25c.
Long wIeaths Of Daisies
and Wild Flowers for Call
dren's Hats. instead Of SOC,
during the opening, 2Sc.
Thousands OF lunches Of
Fine Foliage at Is, lSc,
and 25c.
Natural effects in Carna-
tions. BluCts. Daisies, APP
pie Blossoms. Poppies. etc.
10c. 15c and 25c during
this three days opening.
The evening times., 1900-03-14

Lizzie Herbert, colored, who lives at s25 Tven-
tv-fourth Street northwest. WAS treated at the
Emergency Hospital last night for I've poisoning
She was placed in the institution shortly after .
O'Clock by the police Of the Third precinct Just
how she took the poison the does not
know. She stated that she drinking beer with
a friend st her home when she became IN and was
removed 70 the hospital. Her condition at a late
hour was improved.
The evening times., 1900-03-14

Trimmed Hats ana Toques.
made OF alI-silk chiffon. me-
line. and taIeta silE-eX-
Quisite styles-uOhoy and
swell. Such duplicates can
not be found IN this city,
because they are peculiarly
our own. They are worth
$3.50. but for three days the
price will be S4.5 so.
The ready-tO-wear Hats
golf. travelling. and stree ef-
fects. They are real Eng
lish. you know" 75c TO
So. SO.
A great variety OF Chill
dren's Hats for school and
street wear, from SOC to
31.75.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
THE HEATERS DEFECTIVB
An Inspection of the Furnaces in
the lexington ScbOOlhOHse.

The Complaint of DIR. NRRIe TO the
Commissioners starts nm Inves-
tigatiOn-ApPRrntus for Warming
the Rooms Works Poorly in Mild
weather and Il Totally Inadequate
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Ladies' Hosiery, Underwear,
and HandkerChiefS.
A Trio of Opening Souvenirs with Prices Tha
Have Magnet Touch.

special offer in Women's Al-over Lace Four threat
Lisle Hose. He-msdorf black, regular lQC
quality Complimentary price, u
complete assortment Of Women's Spring Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests, low neck square neck and shape with
short sleeves AID sleeveless silk lace trimming silk
tapes In neck anl Come in white. pink blue 1SC
and black. Complimentary price ............- II
WOmen's Jerse hitting Vests. high short
sleeves drawers knee length better 25C Com &C
WOmen's fine Al-linen HaudkerCbiCfs hemstitched.
special lot which value 25c- INC
complimentary ~
Womeu's embroidered hemstitched edges Swiss
and cambrica choice assortment which specially
priced for this occasion ~
The evening times., 1900-03-14

IN jumping from wagon near ms home 1853
Thirty seventh Street northwest about 10 o'cloc5
this morning. George Naylor colo-cd. sixty years
old sustained a severe sprJin Of the right ankle
lie was removed 90 Georgetown University Hospi-
tai. whore the les was cncased iu plaster clsJ
by Dr. McNamCC.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
erl,..1s, Our showing 7:,. Of SUITS and WRAPS

is triumph of taste and style. The whOle
department is a-bustle with tailored excellence
You'll find garments here that belong to US
made after our ideas. There's worlds choice
in exclusive effects marked with that Justice of
profit which has held MS first and foremost in
the minds of the trade COmplimentaHs prices
for the opening:
Ladies Tailor made Suis-every Jacket lined wita the
best quality Of tan eta skskirts lined with weight
percane, and made with the backsyCu
have your choce OF shades Of six sha es Of
grey fOyJ shades o. blues browns, numL"- OF
fancy weavCs This entire been selected
from regular ock Of $40, $li50 and $12 9S n 90
Suits The sale OF these viii positively only Nh HX
during the opening Every size OVsOO
Ladies' High class Imported Brosdcoths md SILK Dress
skirts in the effects posi-
lively man lCrmade and represent values n a So
which cannot Be duplicated anywhere under III n
S25 During this opening ony............... y Os ~
Ladies Fine SILK Waists in all-Over
ehects made OF guaranteed aheta silk
rose, turquoise, pink castor hello, C - 90
pearl white, cream, and black. During the - UR
opening only they offered at.............. sOO
The evening times., 1900-03-14
LIbrarv Association Meeting.

Tho Library Association OF Washington City
will hold a meeting tonight at the Columbian
University at O'Clock. Papers viii be read by
Prof Edward J. Farquhsr, Allan b. Slauson. and
Charles MaItci.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
colonel Lamson., Funeral.

Col H. F. Lani-ou. whose rcu.-iU- Warc m
erred at Arlington saturday. wa7 charter lne.'-
Der Of Enc5mpmCut. No. -. Union Ne'ef-n
Legion and although an invalid ter ,~c l. Year
and unable t1 attend its nectiug-. zoos @r'-t
i5s.ercst in the order. and Fcrt uF hE r''h.
,,-,,;l b7s dr,fh a-, Tir4rs,i1, last a detail -
comrades from the crcsmpmcut accompanied t-e
remains 90 tEcir fnai resting place
The evening times., 1900-03-14

National Thestrc-Aunie Russell, iB Miss
Hobbs" afternoon and evening
Columbia Thsatrc-Jcscph HaworJh, in "QCo
Nadis,' evening.
LAFAYETTE square Opera House -Strakosch Com
r.uy in ''Nzuun-'' afternoon I'll TrovatJre.' -
evening
Grand Opera House Ching Ling Foo aud Naude-
VILE; afternoon and evening.
Academy Of Music-Henshaw and Ten Brock, IN
"Dodge's Trip to New York afternoon and
evening.
Rernan's Lyceum Theatre-'Malcstic' Bur
Iesuuers; afternoon and evening.
Biou ThestrC--N Nariety; afternoon and evening.
Willard Hall-Passiou Play PictuTes; afternoon
and evening.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
A-.auIted a ConstahIe.

John Shields. coloreG, was this morning fined
$50 by Judge KiuIbsll, In the Police Court Tor ar
assault on Benjamin Edwards a constable. Il
was alleged that Edwards attempting 20 serve
an attachment ON 4 sewing machine az the hoEe
Of Shields and was resisted. Edwards claimed
that he announced himself to be constable, but
that Shields answered.: THAT makes no differ
ence" and committed an assault.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
A Petition in Bankruptcy.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was Aled
Yesterday by james Lockhead q Co.. Of 500 Four
teenth Street Their liabilities are stated 10 be
$40 942 10, and assets, g. .17S72.-
The evening times., 1900-03-14
kicked in the Eye by Horse.

George Desport, colorcd ten years old, while
leading a horse from 4 stable in the rear Of $50
y Street northwest. yesterday afternoon. was
kicked in the right eve and painfully injured
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Thursday, Friday, and S
of fine NI1LL1lNLNI

The mOde-creating milliners of Paris, Lon.
dor and Berlin join us in requesting your attend
ancc at this, the premier hat showing of the
Washington season. No opening in Washington
was ever held with more beautiful surround
lngs. We invite YOU to different millinery de-
partment than other stores pOssess-dfferent in
every way. You'll find pattern hats that mirror
the thoughts Of fifty master millners in every
style-creating land of the new world. Paris
shows its brightest daintiest, most wonderful
conceits; London its most striking creations and
we the SWEETEST and most ideal handiwork of our
own wOrkrOOms
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Opening Specials from our
DRESS TRIMMING DEPT.

Which stock is new an
Renaissance dress trim
mings-the very newest and
latest designs for trimming
grenadine FOwns-cOme in
black and white-worth from
$l.25 10 Sl.6g. Com QQC
plimentary price. o.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage Licenses were issued today TO Andrew
Beckett and Laura Patterson; John L. Jcnifcr and
Ethel +. Grady.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Early Morning Fire.

Fire Of unknown origin, did damage 20 tie
estimated extent Of $50 to the lunchroom Of II.
NJ kingsley, 9l7 Street at early hour this
morning
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Ten Ycars Imnrisonm.nt for COIN.

John Coins. colored, charged with housebreakins
under two indictments. was found guilty yester-
day. in Criminal Court No. . and sentenced by
sastice Cole. 10 ten years imprisonment IN the
Moundsvilie, W Va, PentcntiaTy.
The evening times., 1900-03-14

Women with pale. colorless faces, who feel
weak and discouraged, Will receive both mental
and bodily vigor by using CaTter's Iron Pills.
plexion
The evening times., 1900-03-14

select IN every way.
New and handsome effects
OF garnitures in renaissance
and tafieta applique-both
black and white-as well as
jet and spangled. Worth
from S2.4S 10 $2.sS
per yard. Compli- q 90
mentaTy price .JO
The evening times., 1900-03-14
Eine Old .Rocko Reer. nREwED

Capital Brewing Co Is on sale az an hrst-clssS
saloons. Enough 20 give everybody treat Never
finer than this season. For case write or phone.
dog l.Irlns Al y
The evening times., 1900-03-14

I.mps I lii, lii ,e5s,ro, S.i-
The evening times., 1900-03-14
wv I'VE: a',, s5:t VS. ssG 6. SAPOLIO Az s.?:s Sas'
@peuins GimrS
The weather Indications.


Fair. colder l0HieHl. TLH7sdly IaIT, i-1s. uoTih-
Crly uir-is.
The evening times., 1900-03-14
PHASES OF TIE MOON ron MARCH.

sun rises......C-l5 An sun setS-------6 -6.0J T. VI
Moon rises. ........---..- Moon ,ct--..---J-12 4 N
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BOYS CLOTHING.

The offerings for this opening every customer
will consider a special souvenir for the occasion.
Mothers Friend Shirt Waists and Bouses for boys-hg
practical button-sviug
newest spring patterns in fast coOred percaes with attached
or detached collars in sizes from 70 Il Spe AQC
Vesee Suits Tor boys q years in
lots and casstmcres well fancy with the
the round COLA silk faced plain apesseparai
double breasted fancy Specially q 0Q
priced for the
Boys Suits sizes years-doube breasted, strictly
slwoOl hard cheviot. in light and dark mkt
well plain blue and blackpants made with double
and tsped The spring patterns 81 OK
Specially priced opening ~-'IO
The evening times., 1900-03-14
TIDE TABLE.

Ncw........lsT and 3Jth Fun ..I0i
Flrst quaTter.-.....-sth Last qua-ter..--..- "a,