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The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

SIX WILL BE GRADUATED.
Closing Exercises of ST. Vincents
Academy on June 81.

The graduating exercises OF St. Vim
cents Academy will take place at the
theater at $50 O'Clock, on the evening of
of six young women will be graduated and
receive the diplomas to which their years
of arduous work, crowned with fun sue
cess. entitle them.
The graduating class consists Of Miss
Annie F. Houston. Miss Mary a. Kennedy.
Miss Helen A Lyons Miss julia NJ. Boyle,
Miss Ella A. OMara and Miss Mary ".
Christian. Miss Houston viii be the val
edictorian, and Miss Kennedy the saluta-
torian of the Glass of 1900
The final examinations of the academy
have been in progress since the latter part
of May. the instructors determining that
it would be wiser and better TO begin them
thus early rather than to subject the pu-
pills to the hardships of standing long
and difficult examinations during the in
tensely hot days that may be expected
al any time during the month of June.
The examination in the Catechism and
Christian doctrine for the undergraduating
class took place on Monday. and the CAT
ferty prize in this grade was won by Miss
Catherine Blum. The same examina ton
for the lower senior class was held yes
tepday and the Cafferty prize won by Miss
Kate McCredmond. These prizes were in
stituted by the late Very Rev Edward
Catferty. formerly vicar general of the
diocese of Savannah.
The contest in written spelling for the
members of the upper classes will take
place during next week. This examina-
ton is a difficult and rigorous one and
is looked forward to with mingled hope
and fear by those who intend to brave its
terrors and make AN effort to win the
prize that is offered.
The closing exercises Of the academy,
that Will be held at the theater, will be
made especially interesting by the extern
sive programme of music that has been
provided. The music on these occasions
is always leading feature and this year
it will be of even more than customary
ela-bora teness and excellence. For its bet
ter rendition there will be full orchestral
accompaniment.
The year has been one of the most sat
isfactory and successful in the history of
the academy. The enrolment has b; en-
larger and the diligence and application
of the fair young students more encour-
aging TO their instructors than has been
the case for a number of years. The Sisters
of Mercy. by whom the school is SO well
conducted, feel that they have good reason
for gratitude for and a fair measure OF
satisfaction with the results they nave
accomplished.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
MIDST A WEALTH OF FLOWERS.
Mr.. samuel KreiSsmnn and Miss Tess
Hexter We're welded.

The wedding yesterday Of MIR. Samuel
Kreigsman of New York. and Miss Tess
,...,e..,
hester was one OF Tue tiios' peau'ii u
home weddings OF this season. The cere-
mony took place at noon, at the residence
Of tbo brides rnotber Mrs BERTHA Hex
't' On 'oileS Stiee'' anu was Pe'4Oi iiiSN
by Rev l. p Mendes. Only the refa-
lives and a few intimate friends were
nressrt
Tn decorations r,.ora rrs,a1I,, lavish
a,,l5 ho,,,tfF,,I yt-rl,,b. 80 t'arot,l ata
otbe, o,.ororao.,,s 80 fes+onTad obo,,t
he u-oIIs ood n,l,,s ana foTne eave a
c,ol - - ~ - - ,oI,,,s,
Tba dr,, ~ ~, NJ Sr,,,o3 s,,i,,x in
taTerorsel1 .,.it,, III, rosas ond be,,eath
tbie ne bridsi con1lo stood for ne inn
nraesi,,e err,,ioo
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
where Fortunes Are Planted

That is the place to buy; done invest
your idle cash in a marsh lot or faxed
up illusion; get it on an open street; get
where you have pure artesian water, high
dry. graded avenues neighbors on lot
next to you; more coming every day. and,
above all, where you can buy for less
money all these advantages. Your profit
is 10 wait great auction sale of 145 lots,
Eighth street. cast. from Habersham TO
Waters avenue, June II, p. m. Terms,
S25 cash. $25 quarterly, 6 per cent. inter
est, or a per cent. discount allowed for
all cash. Platshek & Co.. auctioneers.-
ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Trimmed Hat Sale.

Why buy shopworn goods faded and out
of style.
Buy millinery from Krouskoff' who
know how to sell millinery and do not
palm of old stock on you.
Regular Sc Trimmed Hats, specially
made, SO.
Regular IS Trimmed Hats, specially
made, 81.
Regular so Trimmed Hats, specially
made, So
one hundred and sixty-eight hats made
inside of the last six weeks, all stylish
goods, handsomely trimmed, you can
have at your price. Krouskoffs rule is
no trimmed hat should stay in their es-
adjustment more than ten days; if one
price does not sell it. it is marked down
until a price is reached. regardless of
cost until sold. Krouskoff's .-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Sailor Hat Sale.

Prices of these goods at Krouskoff's are
less than others ask for old styles and
shop-worn. Krouskoff's offer you new
styles and best qualities at less than 9th.
ers ask at their fake sales.
Children's sailors, the Columbia, in navy
card. brown and black trimmed, 19c at
Krouslon's.
Ladies fine mixed straw sailors. blue
and white. card. and white, brown and
white; others sale price is S1.19; Krous-
koff's 69c.
White rough-and-ready straw sailors
silk band leather sweat, Others ask 9Sc
Krouskoff's. 4Sc.
Knox shape, style and finish, rough-and.
ready sailors, 73c at Krouskoff's; Others
ask $50.
Mohair sailors, all shapes and colors. the
finest braid made others ask $500; Krous-
kof's price, $1.o0
White and black jumbo straw sailors
the lightest weight braid made, trimmed
with scarf and fringe; others ask 500
Krouskoft's price. 9Sc.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
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DEAD WIRES CAUSED A BLAZE.
Entire Department Turned Out in
Response TO Box =.

Response to Box =.
The entire fire department was called
out at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning to
a small fire at ia Bryan street, west.
near Whitaker street The box pulled
was No s. at Bay and Whitaker streets,
and the orders are for the entire depart
ment to respond when this call is sound
cG. This is because of the number of large
commercial buildings located in this vi
entity, and also the number of disastrous
fires which have occurred there in recent
years.
The firemen found only a small blaze
in the roof of the wholesale liquor store
conducted by Col John Juchter. The fire
was in the roof at the western end of the
building and there seems to be little doubt
but that it was caused by dead wires
probably those of the Burglar Alarm
Company, which had become crossed al
some point further away with a live troll
ley or electric light wire. The fire evil
arms supporting these wires. The blaze
was quickly finished by the firemen witt
the chemical hand eXtinguishers. Th'
damage is slight. The building is owned
by Mr. j. u. Weed. The turning out o
the entire department caused a large
crowd TO gather, as is usually the case
in fact when box sounds.
Col. Juchter is in New York on hi
way to Europe, where he expects to spen'
4 the summer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Fast Horses, slow Coaches

Don't go well together, but cash invested
in beautiful "reynac Gardens" lots roll
smoothly onward, hand and glove. as the
saying goes. Wise people have bought
lots already and built upon them and
landgrabbers are trying to buy them at
private sale now but the company says
no; therefore. remember, the great
slaughter sale of las lots takes place June
y, p. M. at auction to highest bidder.
Terms, $25 cash. $25 quarterly per cent.
interest, or a per cent. discount allowed
for all cash. Platshek & Co.. auction
eerS.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Get Ahend of old Az.

One dollar laid aside as a young man
means millions when you are old, and
you can beat cd age in the race with
wealth by fruitful methods. One of these
is to buy some "Teynac Gardens" lots. on
Eighth street, east, from Habersham to
Waters avenue. They will be sold for
whatever they will bring. Great fortunes
are made from low-priced lots; the high
ones are full of sentiment. This great
auction sale takes place June IL. p. m.
Terms. $25 cash, SIS quarterly. per cent.
interest, or a 5 per cent discount allowed
for all cash. Platshek e. Co. auction
eers.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Are great fortunes Three per cent. might
do for those who need a guardian. but
for the wise, rushing, money-gettins
community, we say, what you want Is
good real estate that will grow in value
even while you sleep; therefore, go ou'
and look at those elegant lots in "Tey-
nae Gardens" Eighth street, east, from
Habersham 10 Waters avenue; 14o beau
ties TO go at auction for whatever they
will bring Terms, SIS cash, S25 quarter
", 6 per cent interest, or 5 per cent. dis
count allowed for all cash. Great sale
day. June u, at p. m. Platshek & Co
auctioneers.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

What you have done in the past has
nothing to do with the case to-day. If
you were done" up by boosters" at
some auction sale or other, don't carry
any weight or even argument about "Tey-
nae Gardens" lots. This great bona fide
sale takes place June u, at p. m. One
hundred and forty-fve elegant lots will
be sold for whatever they will bring. If
you don't get few tell your troubles 10
Capt Screven. Terms, $25 cash. S25 quar-
terly. 8 per cent. interest or a per cent
discount allowed for all cash. Platshek
& Co. aucIoneers.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Amateur Craftsman" Brought TO
Bay" The Cross or the Pound. which,
Found in the Philippines" THE Jimmy
john Boss" Living by the SPIRIT"
Monsieur Beaucalre," The Mississippi
Valley in the Civil War" The Boomers Of
Acre HILL" Tales From Town Topics, :"
Sophia" The Bath Comedy" The
Burden Of Christopher" "A Modern Ju.
let" Biography of a Grizzly" Mar
tyrs OF Empire" Captain satan,'. "st.
Ives "A Set of Rogues" THE Immortal
Garland" "A Dificuit Problem" INV An.
ma Katharine Green). For sale at Essill,s
News Depot IS Bull street, Savannah,
| Ga.-ad. Il :
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Was That of Mr.. walter Gron and
Miss May BrantIey.

A very pretty home wedding took place
last night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Brantley, on Howard street.
The bride was Miss Hattie May Branuey
and the groom was Mr.. Walter S. Croft.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Bascom Anthony, pastor of Trinity Meth
odist Church. The house was profusely
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride was handsomely gownsd in
chiffon over white taffeta silk, and car
ried shower bouquet of Bride roses. The
maid of honor, Miss Florrie Metzger. was
attired in white organdie and lace. MIR.
c. r. Brantley, brother Of the brid&. was
best man. The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brantley,
and by her sweet disposition has won
many friends. The bridegroom is young
man OF sterling qualities and is connected
with the Morning News. Many friends
wish them "A long life of happiness and
prosperity. Sl [
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
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A Delicious Smoke.

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and is truly a delightful enjoyment to
inhale the fumes of this fine tobacco; it
is exhilarating and delicious.
See that the name of Herbert Spencer
is on every wrapper of every cigar with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only sold
by the box of 80, Conchas at $3.50, and
Perfectos, $40 at Lippman Bros. whole
sale druggists, Barnard and Congress
streets of this city.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
TO RECEIVE BISHOP KELLEY.
The Arrangements Completed for the
Reception This Afternoon.

1t is expected that the reception to be
rendered Bishop Kelley at the Cathedral
this afternoon, on the occasion of his re-
turn from his recent conservation al St
Peters Cathedral in Richmond, viii be
very largely attended by the Catholics OF
the city. and the many friends of the
Bishop generally.
The Reception Committee. consisting II
about twenty prominent Catholics, viii
meet at the Bishops residence at 345
o'clock. Carriages win ne in waiting, and
the committee win proceed TO the Plant
System depot, where they will meet the
Southern train, due at 4;l5 city time. On
the arrival of the train, the committee
will escort the Bishop to his residence
After allowing him sufficient time in
which to brush off the dust of travel. the
party will proceed 90 the main floor of
the new Cathedral, where the exercises
which have been arranged, will take
place The exercises will consist of two
presentation addresses. The first win be
by Vicar General Balm, in behalf of the
clergy OF The diocese, and the
second by Mr.. p. J OConnor in he
1 half of the laity. Responses will doubt
/ less be made 10y the Bishop, 40 both adj
| dresses.
The committee which has in charge the
matter Of obtaining funds for the purse
TO be presented by the laity, is meeun,
with gratifying success. ana the indica-
tons are that the purse will be one witch
even Bishop need not be ashamed OF
Your best friend can give no better ad
vice than this; For impure blood, ba,
; stomach and weak nerves take HOOD
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Half Rates to AshvilIe, N. C., June
18th to 10th. Via Southern Railway.

Account Southern Students Conference
Y. NJ. c. AS, Conference City Y. NJ. c.
A. Workers, and Conference Y. W. c. A,
AsheviIle. n. c., June 1925, Southern
Railway will sell tickets to Asheville, and
return at rate one fare round trip 1925
from Savannah Southern Railway is only
line operating through cars from Savan-
nah TO Asheville. City ticket office, 14l
Bull street, telephones S50.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
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MONEY ORDERS ON PARIS.
savannah Postof1ce VIII Issue Them
at Domestic Rates.

The postoff1ce department has establish
ed a money order station at the EXPOSE
ton building in Paris, and the Savannah
Postoffice is now prepared to draw money
orders on that office.
These orders are domestic and cost re-
mitters only 32c per hundred. Domestic
money orders are drawn on the station
a the Expo sition only, and are intended
for the convenience of Americans at the
exposition. An order drawn on any other
office in Paris is treated as an incarnation
al money order for which an information
al fee is asked. This fee is 81 per hun
dred.
While no orders are being drawn yet
it is expected that. Savannah will do her
share of this business.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

TO MANUFACTURE FROM WOOD.
Pierpont ManufacturinE Company
Has Applied for Incorporation.

PierpOnt Manufacturing Company
Has Applied for Incorporation.
The Plerpont Manufacturing Company
has applied for a charter of Incorporation
to Judge Faligant, in the Superior Court
The company desires to engage in the
manufacture of articles made from wood
ana 10 enjoy such rights and privileges
as shall be deemed essential or wise in
the execution of its corporate purposes.
The capital stock of the company. to
be actually paid in, is to be $4,000 but the
privilege of increasing this TO 100000 IN
the discretion of the board of directors,
is asked of the court. The incorporators
named, are Wallace J. Pierpont of Cres-
cent City, Fla, and William W. Macksll
j. Randolph Anderson, and William "
Davis, of Savannah. The principal place
of business is to be in this county.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
One Thousand
Four-Quart Deep Stew Pans

Just received 1000 4-quart agate deep
stew pans. to- be given away Friday and
Saturday to all purchasers of any of the
following articles:
one pound Thea Nectar tea........... Coo,
one pound A. & p. baking powder. 45c.
one pound best pepper ................. SOC,
one pound best mustard ............... SOC.
Two bottles extracts, any kind 49,. SOC,
81 worth of coffee, any kind Coo worth
of tea. any kind 75c worth of tea and cot
fee. Friday and Saturday, two days only.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany l06 Broughton street, west Tele-
phone 616.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Gentleman guessing contest. wilson, the
photographer, will present a dozen pho.
tographs to the gentleman who guesses
right tonight Rosenfed's sweet music
and A No. ! FISH supper at Barbee &
Bandy's. Go out and enjoy yourself
Fare 3 cents -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Louisville Confederate Reunion

The Louisville Courier-Journal of May
80, contains an illustrated account of the
late Confederate Reunion at Louisville
Ky. For sale at EstilIs News Depot, No.
45 Buil street. Savannah Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
FUNERAL DIRECTORS COMING.
state Association Will BE in Savan'
nah This Month.

Mr. Edward Plat of Augusta, is in Sa-
vannah. to arrange for examinations by
the State Board of Embalmers, to be held
in Savannah, June IS and 10. The State
Funeral Directors Association will meet
in Savannah, June 20 and q, and the Sd
vannah undertakers are arranging for
their entertainment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Effective June 10th and to continue
during the summer season, low rate week
end excursion tickets will be on sale to
Tybee from the principal stations on the
Central of Georgia Railway.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
"summer Schedules to Tybee

The Central of Georgia, beginning June
10, viii operate the same schedules be-
tween Savannah and Tybee as were i'm eff
feet last summer, viz: six trains each way
on week days and seven on Sundays.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

The Central OF Georgia Railway Ia op-
Grating the usual seashore special, leav-
irg Augusta Sunday mornings at 6:i5, ana
arriving at Savannah 1925 a. m. Return
ing. leave Savannah Sis p. m, arriving AZ
Augusta 1o:40 p. m. stops are made at ali
stations between Augusta and Savannah.
--ad, - $780, -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

ing department. was so busy pumping the
oil from the refinery 10 a place Of safety.
that he failed to save his bicycle, ana
clothing which were in the office of the
burned building
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
COTTON OIL REFINERY BURNED
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY a LOSER
BY $4,000.

RnpidIy-Fire Department WAS
Called Unon for Aid and Rendered
.t..,,, Good work
N"iu""ie
by Mr.. Eve saved 'ohsiderapie
Loss on OfI-Thc FoxorabIe Direc-
-. 80 80 ,.-,,d and t:ood work
by the Ftremen save" 'he
and Valuable NiII plant From De-
+,o4;onYs Il Emily Covered
.,,. v-.,t
by insurance an"
he Rebuilt.
The ertira refinery rtant of the South
$500 ~, -,..-..,,.,- ,,.-e+ Of the citv
eIil oo''Oii va '''''
together with the baliFl Hiaht anu 0'"F
factory, ami the Nesson OIL storage
house. was destroyed by fire yesterday
,e,..,,o1,, ,,.t1, d, +otal loss of $4,000.
The large crude OIL manual nus p'''''
Of the company, and its numerous storage
tanks are practically uninjured
m, 49,, - t.;.a.. +- ,,,i155,,rs ana Ma
i'' '007 '''
| ehinerY, the large amount o. On
in the tanks in the refinery
bui15ino having beon pumped out
90 t, . +ba resnl+
"'''i
OF the coOlness ana SoNl JuHSll4sHe % JIG
of the employees otherwise the loss
,,-,,,id ta,.a boon much GREATER The loss
,, -f.t
10 1"ii9 'YF'it" - ii-''' N' -
local and Northern agents
The origin of the fire is unknown,
tboupb some Of the ernploves have an in
t,.. ~ h,,tid
ueIlilt Lea 70 '''e ei'e' '''@' l''e
ing was struck 10y hsh'mhS curing 'he
heavy thunderstorm, which prevailed be-
tween and . o'clock. There was a blind
IT, al, ,t,,,.,,t.,.. a,,t how. crash
nus "a9ii ~ = ~
OF thunder in the vicinity OF the lnlll our
ing the thunderstorm, and some of the
o,,,,lo,.ss ,,--.,..gs.l Tho or,inior then that
~ I,,t1,7t.t IA 49,, str,cly If was
,,,',,I,. 80, -, 49,. t,c,t,a,,gr 1rba, tho
az 80 djs@1,.srl{
M - So , ,-.,,. mo ,eof ~
nc ny ""a - -, - 800
so - - ~ ~ ,,,,,,,Is7,. an,
- f+ ~
-. ~" 3a,,,1,,,., t,la
-, ~ i5lrii tta,s tboro
- ,4,,i, ,nit,,,l,t TIC
80, 80 e''S tl+,.- u -
"e' q 9iHit -
'he company - tquii'ptH LOT SUI eiilei
7S,ief'9' .'l'0 ~ Sii7 titi5 NPP'i"'"9
5000 ou'' anu "oi IVY un az ~,
ne HHthes spread very IaplI-y' auo WEI
sooil peyoild Ihe coh.IoI ol 'ne Coliit'SiiN
- t,clliS ''ie Sta's u mans '"t1''
w =. Ietty. VINO was ~ chdtse' le!'-
Ploued lhe savannah llre depaI 'ilieIlt iOt
assistance SUPP, AiaSu Z, feSpoiided "l'l
tHe plS ehSlne ana nose wagon from Heet,
quarters IL IS a AohS run 70 the Oh
WORKS, over a sood foId however ana
the WhoIe upper Hoor OF the rehhefY
building was in flames when the engine
arrived. Seeing the state OF affairS, Supt.
Mcguire telephoned an order for an alarm
from box 81. calling out all the northern
section of the department, except the
chemical engines.
Ou-ipor n ba 70 % n
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

"Graybeard is the only medicine which
cures Stomach troubles in my family al
this season. 1t is a great remedy.
Rev. l.. J. Gresham,
Eureka, Tex"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Excursion Tickets TO New York and
Philadelphia Via savannah Line"
National Republican Convention
June 10Th 1000

Round trip tickets will be sold for
steamships of the Savannah Line, sailing
from Savannah June u, Is, l6 and IS, fnai
return limit June 30 1900. Tickets SCI. so
from Savannah 10 New York and Phila.
delphia. Proportionately low rates from
interior points
For steamship reservations, etc, write
or apply to w. @. Brewer, City Ticket and
Passenger Agent, io7 Bull street, savan-
NAH Sa.-aas n 80 @syN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Graybeard Pills are the Pills to take
now. % cents.
Respess Drug Co, Props.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Manufactured. Ribbon Sale.

To-day at Krouskoff' the entire stock
of all silk ribbons. the products of the
we'll known Jefford & Collins silk mills,
purchased by Mr. S. Krouskoff in New
York last week, and shipped Immediately
to be placed on sale commencing to-day,
at Krouskoff's.
1860 pieces 5-inch hemstitched taffeta
ribbons. all colors. white, creme, blue,
pink, cardinal. black. ecru, beige and
cerese, worth SOC per yard, on sale 23c.
9S7 pieces 5-inch, all-silk metalique taf-
feta ribbons, regular 35c quality, all over
the city sale price 19c all colors.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
Special Offering.

/ Outclassing all attempts of others to com
pete with Krouskoff's, the Ribbon Mart
of Savannah" Black, all silk taffeta
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08

Your best friend can give no better ad-
vice than this; For impure blood, bad
stomach and weak nerves take Hood
Sarsaoarilla.--ad, ~ 1850
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-08
b4AI ~
l-1-inch wide. &c per ward.

7-13s-inch vice, &C per yard. ?sS
9-124 inch wide, Sc per yard ,dt
16-2l2-inch wide, lie per yard. &. .
22-3-inch wide, PFC per yard. +:
20-i-inch wide, 14c per yard
60-5-inch wide, Ice per yard
Krouskoff' s-the Ribbon Mart.-ad,