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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

training in the art OF automobiling. and
Il remains 20 be seen II Ia Americana
has not. on many points. gone Ia Pari-
sieunes even one OF two better
with excellent foresight ana as long
ago as last spring. half dozen wealthy
and fashionable women OF "a certain
notable summer resort banded 10
gether in an automobile club. and the
membership fees were devoted 90 the
worthy purpose OF inviting over from Pa
RE. at a tempting salary. famous train
Ing chauffeur. 20 give them lessons IN the
proper handling OF tisir costly vehicles.
This capable sl0ker had won his spurs
teaching the Duchesse de Luynes. the
Duchesso uuzcs, the Duchesses OF Port
land and Devoushire and other great for
oign ladies. tho gentle art OF driving their
horaeless carriages. Though he came over
especially so teach the members Of the
exclusive automobile club, he found the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

70 cell tac work wild oats" when dur
irg q rshesrsal ~ the third act fhe cali
was uatc for Thomas q Seabro1ke 90
rehearse ''Tra Rourders" scene au8 cong
MANAGE Led-rer. who VAS conducting the
rehearsal Immediately turned 10 Harm
D. Smith Pie nbretrst ard said There
81 IRE tls Tor tH@ piece. let's call e The
Hcuders" ana ~ TIE new born baby was
named
Iu th.s connection Il might also - said
taat many o. the eaten lines ~ q piece.
ana speeches ghich have succeeded Or
gaiuinE mach tame for various actors.
FOG yesrs have frequently been discovered
aaeldentaly ~ some laadvertent renafk
For instance "a tine which creates. POS
sh.y as much merriment rs any other lu
The R0undere' ara which Del frequently
interpreted 10 ST.. Ssaorooke' part. BE-
! NAV b. WronE-i may be- wrong This
Nas NOT in the oririnal NDretto. hut wns
added during one OF the rchearsaiE and
SIT. Seaurooke was taken 20 task by the
staEe manager for tho apparent miso0n-
option ~ seule q the stage cuisines"
.n y certain scene. The entire oaFnpany
was on the stage a. the time and althouRh
Air. @eahrooles mildly inslsted FOR 8 while
t1at ~ was right he nnnny chnnged
bis m4Ed und remarked in hts droll way.
z may bo wronE-I may be wrong Hts
manner ~ expression ~ the time created
much urerrimcnt. and a general laugh re-
suited in which the whole company In
Guiding the stage director Joined The tat
Ter az once sueEeafed that Gea brooke
keep this catch-line IN. and use il g. a
character speech throughout his Dialogue
The sale 81 seats win begin Monday
morning at o clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Next after wagonettes the phaetons.
shaped very like small vlctorias. are the
most popular aud some Of these put forth
for the trade have their knobs. handles.
INNS etc. all mounted in silver and be
meath the flap that falls IN front OF the
seat hox set OF smart motor water
proofs pun out 70 enable the driver 90 for
tify herself and the interior Of her trap
against the severest shower.
Carriage Curling TonEs and Heater.
Everywhere IN the manufacture OF horse
less vehicles. when they are for women's
use. the appropriate color red prevails
Open the door OF the private broughams
just now ready for their purchasers. and
rich red coiored silk viii be found as the
coverings for cushions. and as all the
closed Marriages are propelled by electr.ci-
" those built for feminen buyers have a
tiny apparatus 10 one Of the walls where
curling irons can be kept. and warmed al
an inslants notice, for a final tweak at
curis that won't stay put on a damp night
Another carriage Of this Sort turned
out for an elderly and delicate lady. has
a pleasant little battery. from which.
while driving round on an exhausting Sc
ries Of calls. she can draw comfort and
stimulus for the task on hand AS TO the
temperature % those closed motor vehic-
les that can be regulated by the turn 81
a screw. Many ~ ,hr,O Nv. j.. 80,
thermometer let into the clock rack I'M
der the front WINDOW ana nv Wstcbing
this. ara tvr,,,,'s " ',-'-- - a' tl,
back or forth, the temperature OF a June
OF January day can be acquired.
Automobile Chimes.
over Ia Paris Il IS the mode 10 warn
tor vehiei. h,. -. 90 :. !" mo
pneumotlc hovr ~ WIN
,vboon ~ ~ p..t-, ''s1 Nl"N,NlNi
ever A. IN y, ~. ~, -, ~, = not now
vgorn., ~. W. .as'e % .he American
In favor of b.n. ~, ors IN, Snh an pf9noiesd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

brown melton trousers. coat and cap. pip
cd in a lively tone OF sealing wax red
cloth and worn with a waistcoat as red
a. that beloved OF the golfer Is the only
livery for an automobile footman. IN
less of course. your runabout. or wagon
cite. or phaeton. Is painted blue With
white or yellow decorations: then the liv-
cry should be blue with canary piping
and a waistcoat OF canary yellow wash
leather
The footman should wear long trousers.
a cap OF the fiat German military shape,
heavy red dogskin gloves. aud for very
cold days n complete suit Of furs. Gray
wolf skins are used for the knee-lens
coats and round caps OF the fashionable
ssolxers. though they are already begin
ming TO import superb sheep and goat
skin cassock coats from Russia 80
OF Siberian furs for an automobiles foot
man is 40 impressive item OF expense IN
settling up one OF these new eduipagee'
but they don't cost nearly a. much as
the motor coats that the footman's MS
tresses wear.
A Motor Costume
The Moujck Is the fashionable wrsp
to wear when whlrling about in an open
trap II falls TO the knee. fastens down
one side and Is held firmly at the waist
by q friueed sash OF red SILK. Its moet
important feature Is It's enormously hiGh
collar. which fastens over che mouth
reaches the tops OF the ears and leaves
only the eyes exposed TO the terrific blasts
Of cold air that strikes the driver Wheh
her automobile f. toddiing along al pace
Of sixteen or twenty miles an hour.
Coats OF broad tail. beaver seal. mhiN
and even q ermine are sold by the fur-
riers for special use when automooiilns
hut woman who does her own steering.
while She puts the fOotman who s'1S
behind her into a coat with the mar
side 81 the skin turned out. wears herseI
"A long Moujick OF duh red leather hnei
with fur The leather Of her coat Is nan
IS dressed doRshdn. not quite SO heavy a-
a mans glove. and showing an outsllo
finish Is smoo, h and shining as sa-N.
The coat r. lined with finest swansdoNh
wadding or "A durable cat skin. ana Nti
collar touches the tip OF her little phs
nose when u Is turnesi up in defiance p.
the icy blasts ON top of her head go
a cooked hat OF dull red beaver horuei'I
with brown FUR: 20 protect her hanns Ivy
lined gauntiets are drawn on and the WIN
horsetnRn himself could not overtake on7
OF these smart. well trained amateur ~
touloblusis when she steers her trap lNto
an open stretch OF park road ana PUT
noses 10 show an admiring audience WIZ
she can do when she tries. Emily hoI
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25
THE ARMY OF HEALTH
The Army I'm the Philippines Insig-
ntacant Compared Win This one.

II all the people In the United States
Canada and Great Britain who make daily
Use 81 sWarrs Dyspepsia Tablets could
be assembled together Il would make a.
army that would outnumbcr our army Of
one hundred thousand By az least i've TO
enc.
Men and women. who are broken down
in health are only "a part OF the thou.
sands who use this popular preparation.
thc greater number are people who are
ne fair health but who know that The way
Go keep well is TO keep the digestion per
feet and use Stuarts Tablets az regularly
as meal time comes TO insure good dlges-
lion and proper assimilation OF food
Prevention o. always better than cure
aud disease can find no foothold II the
digestion IS kept ia good working order
'y the daily use u stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets
Mr. Thomas sease. Mayncld. cal, saws;
Have useod and recommended sfiart's
Tablets because there nothing ike them
10 keep the stomach right"
Miss Leila Dively. 1927 Plummer street
p4ttshuTg. Pa, writes. ~ wish everyone
10 know how grateful ! am for stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets ! suffered Tor long
time and did not know what allied me !
lost flesh right along until one day ! mo-
Iud Immediately bought a 80 cent box at
the drug store Hm only on the secont
box and am gaining in flesh and color I
have at last found something that has
reached my uilment"
From Mrs Del Eidrcd Sun Prairie
Wis. II WAS taken dizzy very suddenly
during the hot weather % the past sum
rIer After ten days OF constant deafness
went 20 our local physician. who said
my liver was torpld and had ovcr-hcatcd
mv blood; he restored ma for TWO week
without much Improvement; finally
thought of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
(which I had used lone before for various
bad feolnF,) and the first three tablets
Dlned me.
They are easily the best al around fam
lv medicine I ever used"
The army OF people who take Stuart.
Tablets are mostly people In fairly good
health. and who keep well by taking them
q, gularly after meals. They contain no
oplutss cocaine or any cathartlc or iniu-
f.cue drugs simply the natural peptones
ana digcstlves which every weak stom-
aCh lacks.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere IN United States,
Canada and Great Britain
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

general feminine interest in motor
vehicles 80 wide and ever ex-
banding that during the summer sea
son alone he gave lessons 90 go WON n.
\ Question of Nerve.
what they all Wished TO learn wss not
only the mastery ~ their machine on
country roads for that after an. Is a
trick acquired easily enough. but tho ART
of steering themselves with confidence
dexterlty and grace through crowded CITY
thorouEhfarcs. TO 30 this without wear
INK the motor stare q, the Frcnchman
AYERS. only acquired by practice ana ~
the possession % excellent and obedieut
nerves. The motor stare o. a iixei hard
expression bordering on the glance OF de-
spair. that clouds the fair faces OF TOO
many women. however expert, directly
any puzzlinE combination Of moving OBJ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

s0-inch Bleached Union Damask, &c
6o-inch Bleached Dnmask az 45c. was sOo.
Pinch Loom Dauask al 5ec; was 20.
72-lnch Bieached I.tuen Damask. 75e;
was 500
Special Novelties IN FrinEed Damask
Table Sets az s. 80 per set.
Novelties IN Fine Hemstitched Table
Sets al $50 per set.
Extra Quality in Fine Linen Napkins.
with Cloths 10 Match Si-50 per set.
42x2o Hemstitched Linen Huck rowe-s
az PC
All-Ilnen Huck Towel. hemmed. for loc.
High Novelties IN Marscilles and Satin
Finish Bed Spreads. Special spread this
week for 79c. Also q regular Sl15 spread
for sB
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

a sugar plantation IN Cuba. near the
town OF Ferr1I-. IS 1900 acres In extent.
II employees 500 persons ana on. Il there
are two forts thirty miles Of railroad be-
longing 20 the place. three steam railroad
locomotives. many homes for the white
people and the natives. a big sugar fac
tory and a river, which floats lighters
loaded with sugar from tho plantation
docks TO the ships on the canal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

50 much complaint has been head on
account of the noise and confusion incl
dant 20 seating persons dIring the prog
ress Of o play that Manager Weis has de-
diced that hereafter 30 one VII be serted
while a Performance o. going on. The
curtain VIII rise o. - o'clock Tor matinee
performauces ara SD o'clock az mig 9
ard those who come late VII. have 20 re-
main IN the rear ~ the house until after
the nrst cot Whine the lste-cOmers viii
perhaps think this rllle llfuc harsh. the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25
2oc Black Hose for i5c.
o.. Ialnck Hn.n 20. ~.

2Qc Black Hose for ibc.
DC Black Hose for lsc.
Just received beautiful line OF Ladies'
Fancy Hose. striped AMI polka dots In
leading shades and colors, at popular
price,.
Our stock % Embroidered and Hem
stitched Handkerchefs are the most va
ried and complete "a the city.
FiAl line o. Fancy Bric-a-Brac for
Xmas Holidays. consisting OF Pocket
books and Card Cases for Ladies and
Gents and OF every conceivable trinket
and novelties that have been brought out
this season.
Ladies KID Gloves. In the leading
shades. from 75c 20 si75 IN butsons, clasp
and lacing.
Our stock OF Fine Collarettee are given
up 10 be the finest ever brought 20 sa-
vannah. Have look and be convin ed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

The kliuii- Hearn company will he The
Thanks giving puy a-trs -tlon ana tho hin
viii be THE Fatal Gard very strong
drama. Following Is q clipping from ths
Atlanta Constitution An audience q
splendid proportions enjoyed the KNmt-
Hcarn production ~ This Fatal Caro-
last night a. the Columbia. The perform
ance thr0uE hout was most msrftorious
and the enthusiastic approval of the BIG
audience was abundant evidence that
those present enjoyed every part % the
pay
The Fatal Card is the best of The
modern melodraunas that has been given
here "a recent yeans The plot is cleveriy
worked Qua TO a logfoal conclusion. and
the story Is told IN an intelligent plausl-
bic manner.
"George Klimt certainly deserves credit
for giving such good Performance NJ
popular prices Much special scenery was
used ana the stage settings were good.
Some excellent moving pictures were
given between acts"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

CCfnrtca Tons OF AAh lhtf hAt III " AAA'iN
for a person TO fnd fauh with the eHag'
Feratlon and grotesqueness OF pure farce
9TH. RouuAer-" the Casino comic opera
vaudeville. which comedian Thomas g
aeabroske brings hero on "Wednesday. de-
Tiyes Sc origin from the name 81 song
whloh ts sung and acted ia the last act
ana while the title seems tribe Ten
derloinish" il - certainly up-to-oate,
and suggests "a breezy time and abundant
hiiarty. IN fact. u fts the play exactly.
a. the story doals with the adventures
81 three men. VINO by their actions are
rightly entitled 20 the term FOUNDERS. a"
The lsyman docs not have the slightest
idea u the amount OF trouble experienced
in the selection ~ proper title for a
play. Plays as rule are written flrst.
and named afterwards. Authors and
managers hold consultation after consul
tatiou. ard the plauslhuty and virtue OF
many different titles are discussed. II not
inffequeuuy occurs thnt managers Of
coming production advertise 90 the news
papers Tor 9 fitting nuC. Offering prize
for the one selected from the many sub
mitted. This Idea was originally con-
ceived BY Manager Ledercr OF the New
New York Casino. IL D. not an unsual o.
currence that a company has been organ
ICED and rchearsals were well under way.
before the nctusi title OF the piece has
been decided upon. Sometimes the man
arement has gained an inspiration from
come incident in the plot. or possibly
even. some chance speech on the part Of
the actors 'The Founders" was named
IA tais way ~ lad almost been decided
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

FOR Laughing purposes alone Town
Topics" e. said go be well worth seeing
u Is inter perscd with bright. catchy
music. some of which savannah
fans may have heard before.
The girls are said 20 b. young. pretty
aud wei go2ued. while thc men NJ % "
nicely the character they portray one
follows the plat without effort and al
though ono may have 20 stop and laugh
every few seconds. one o. able 20 follow
the story and thus keep IN close sympathy
with au the characters 10 the very end
There Is perhaps certain iusuflciehls
in motive. 40 convincing reason for the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

great majority OF the7ter-coors will wei
come d. There ia nothing 80 annoying
as the seating 81 pefstns after play
has commenced. and often G4e first part
81 play D. sFolel Zoe f1usc persons by
che confusion. II theater-Ecers under
frana that they must be- ga time. and that
this rule win be lived up TO q VIII be
surprising how soon everybody viii eat
ia the habit Of arriving in time. The
warning s. fair. Hereafter sou viii have
20 hurry.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

The Spider ard Fly" that musical
spectacular cxtrava ganza. with all It's Ea-
leldns cuplc vuriety OF scenery. women.
magnificent costumes. music. novel stage
effects. unique arsocialtics. electrical bal
lets etc. viii be the attraction Friday
aud Saturday nights and matinee Sntur-
day. Brains and experience have sue
ceeded In forming an organization which
for beauty. novelty aud general artistic
excellence. has established q standard
which will boz difficult OF imitation TO a
snow Of Sos kind ar. Lcavitt. while in
Europe last GUNNER. secured a number
~ leading features which arr eNpeo "a
20 create "a sensation. The organization
g. a large one. numbering over forty pco-
pie. requiring two cars ~ Transport seen
cry alone.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25
HOG A N S.

The warm weather for
the past few days has
had a rather depressing
effect on the sale Of
heavy stuff. We, there
fore, decided to liyen
things up by giving UNI
II departments. The quo
that we intend to divide
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

"ornybeard broke up rheumatism o"
me" saws Mr.. chaa Thomas. the Jew
eler on whitaker street. And put me III
better health than / have enjoyed IN a
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25
Monday Niaht-"rowa Topics."

Monday NiEht-"rown Topics"
"wednesday Nfaht - Thomas a.
scabrooise tn "The Rounders"
Thursday NiEht-The ISiimt-Hearn
Company IN The Fatal card"
FRIDAY and Saturday Nights and
Saturday Matinee THE spider ana
Fly."
ne Too Rich 70 Marry company
o'ossd is engagements. which began Fri
oay night wiki two performances yes-
tsrday, esther u which was well extended.
The psy - farce comedy OF very o.
oinary kind
The thsater viii b open every
uiEht but ono this week. Town
Topics viii De tho opening attric-
ton to-rnorrox night TIE euFsgs-
mauN Of Tom seahrooko, n The Round
ers." a Caspo success. viii 30 the fea-
ture Of the week Eeabrooke has not been
here IN four yesrs IFS last visit wss a.
she star IN The IIe o. Champagne
The weI-known Klmt-Hearn company
uiu be the at,rs etisn THANKSGIVING Day
and Loawttf spectacular. The spider
and Fly" viii close the week with three
Performance
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Take Graybeard pills for that Dizzy
feelinE-Lost appetite. and follow j. W
with a bottle Of Graybeard. II Is All ~
need Respess Drug Co., sole props %
Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Fa-h a hit az the Metropolitan Opera
I0lss Iu New YORK taat the piece held
over for tho seoond week. The revival
O. GHbers and sullivan e said 70 have
taer eueh popular nit that the cafe o.
G. Iestrts have 20 a8naonel tle coon dittie s
Oh play parts Of the score. 'PinafOre
ult ION h. produced ss a rssulf Of this
DO The two weeks - "Ailkado' mark
90 TIRE nrst time iu enc history of the
5E opera nouse that ar orera held over
10 thar time.
A!exan der Dumas perc. the author OF
Monte Crso was an octoroon. hence
the point 90 .hs story which James Oxen
tells Of the famous Frenchmln's eucoun-
ter with an interviewer.
You are a. ootoroon. are you rot. sir.
Dumas
"oertalEly."
And your father
"He vas Quadroon-"
And his father"
A mulau1. cir a muiatto"'
And his fathcr2
"A negro. sir. ncgr0r
Might ] pre- ume so far as 20 ask what
bio father was p"
An age. sir. mon Dicu. an ape,-Afy
peligree ends where yours commencssv
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Trim mings VIC can not he saualed any
where IN this section The very lAsss,
novelties in Bolero Sets. Appltqu@a, All
over Tucked Chevronz in Cold ara 81
yer
Ladies' silk Undsr~lirts. IN vaz4oas
styles and colors. this week 81 ree1osd
prices
Ladies' French Flannel Waist this
week si49. worth s25o
Our magnificent stock az Ladseg ana
Gents Underwear Regardless o. PROFIT foV
the reason that we bought too largely,
anticipating a severe winter. Come ear
~ and get the pick.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25
LOOK AT
OUR SPECIALS
FOR THIS
WEEK.

precedented bargains in a
tationS below will show
profits with our customers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Black Taneta for acc. worth coo.
Black Tameta for 5sc. worth Tsp.
Black Taffeta for 73c. WORT. 81 %
Black Taneta for Sc. worth MO q
inches widel
Coiored Tafreta for 7ic. worth So
Colored Taffeta for SAC, worth 800.
Black and White TaffetA, extra VIDA
$50. worth sL25
Black Henrietta, 80 and s5c; world b
cheap at Sc and 50c.
Black Henrietta. IS inches vide a. 80,
would be good values at 500.
BLACK storm Serge. t5 inches wide. al
wool. for sec.
Black Storm Serge. "a inches VIDE. all
wool. for Soc.
Black Pebble Chevios. 81 inches via
s. % Sl25 $50.
Black Ladies Cloth. 81 inches vida "a
Black Cheviot. 81 inches wide. ali voo,
sec
Colorod Chevtot. 81 inches vida In su
shades, b9c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Grace George contributes 90 the christ
mae number of the Metropolitan Maga-
zinc e description OF the recent Passion
Play at ObersmmerEau that is one Of the
most engaging products of the year.
Usher maiden.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

the BWEonast er" blending % must
cal comedy and extravaganza that Is very
successful in the West. is 10 b. given r.
New York production a. the Manhattan
az holiday time A special company b.
being organized and six Chicago arilsts
are at work upon the scenic equipment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

II noticed some stories last week about
interruptions" said the old-timcr. and
they recall humorous joke perpctrated
az the expense Of Edwin FORREST
Coaxcd 10 continue he went on:
1T was ia Baltimore Forrest had been
mportuucd 10 engage that great wag Gnd
practical Joker. Charles Salisbury for his
company. salisbury sense OF the ridicu-
lous had got him into an manner Of
trouble, and no found 90 dificult to Sc
cure an engagement Air. Forrest took
him in. however and one night while play
Ing ~ Baltimore Salisbury took brief
night or. The play that night was
"Othe,lo." and IN one scene Mr.. Forrest
as the Moor. read those stirring lines;
" This is a bad. bad act.'
From the gallery came voice: You re
right. but The other two wero worse
1t was sals bury. He had slowed him
SELF up aloft 20 enjoy che performance.
hut couldn't resist the temptation TO wotls
IN one OF his humorous bite Forrest
raved and stormed behind the scenes, foi
q spoiled his act but Salisbury came in
smiling 50 sereneiy he was never suspect
ed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

complications OF the plot. but u - futilo
for person TO find fauh with the eXag.
geratlon and grotssqueness OF pure farce
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

Speaking OF intcrylcwcrs ana their
queries not long ago Mr Richard Mans
Held said.
"A favorite question seems 10 be. What
DO YOU think Of the character Of Snylock7'
or Of Cytano. or king Richard. OF DICK
budEeon. or King Henry. according 20
the role witch az the moment happens Co
be- conspicuous .tn my repertoire. when
the interviewer do not reach me person
ally they write - ask. But why Every
performance OF 'Gloster' or 'snvlack or
'Cyrauo, or Arthur D.mmcsdale' or
Henry is my expression, my Wow.
my essay on Richard 'shylock b
'Cyrano. 'pimmesdale' or Henry The
best way TO ana ont what an artist thinks
OF a subject is 90 see his canvas or has
marble. or rc1d tho dissertation of tho
essayist. and to determine tho actors ln-
depreciation OF "a character see him act H.
what Is my fayorte character IL is an
easy question TO ask DO you ask 4 father
10 determine his fsvori'e chl17 c'harac-
tesization, the realization % new role.
10 mental pregnancy and delivery II g.
born OF study. anxiety. labor. pain. The
parent loves that child hest last on has
knee or IN his arms Does So not occur 20
you that the serious conscionu0us artist
loves that role best which pc e. acfinr7
svmpathy Is vital Il Is the marrow %
tsrnpermsnt one becomes the character
IN hand The character becomes the
only one"
The revival OF The Mikado" proved
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-25

The revival Of THE MlkaaO" proved