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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
PARENTS MAKE a PROTEST.
object 10 the Afternoon schools and
Ash rhnt some Remedy he Found.

Ask That some Remedy Ne Found.
A conference Of parents whose children
had attended Chatham Academy previous
10 us destruction by IRE last December,
was held last night After considerable
discussion Of what they consider the I'M
necessary delay in rebuilding the school,
by those in charge OF the affair. Il was
unanimously decided that another meeting
~ those interested be called az an early
date 10 give this matlr careful considera-
ton. and devise. II possible some means
hy which the rebuilding OF the school
could be- fastened.
The consensus OF opinion was that the
present system OF afternoon schools Is
not 50 conducive 10 the intellectual devel-
opment Of the children as Is that OF the
morning sessions. because IN the carry
hours Of the day the chiifs brain IL
fresh aud in a more receptive condition
than 81 is later 81 the day, when II IL
fatlgued from the mornings play.
II was further stated that many OF the
children thus forced TO 10 TO the after
noon schools suffer from headaches. fe-
vers. and other complaints brought about
from exercising IN the mornings and be-
ing confined in The afternoons in rooms In
which the atmosphere has been vitiated
ana made UNIV holesome by the children OF
the morning sessions
The health OF the children Il was said
Is sim further impaired by the irregular
ny Of their meal hours necessitated by
this system OF schools
The sense % the meeting was that what
ever differences exist among those that
are responsible Tor the fact that the school
De- stlIl not rebuilt they should adjust
them and take promptly some step 10 rem
edy the present state Of affairs.
Another meeting viii be called. proha-
hly early next week. Of which a notice
will appear IN Sundays Morning News
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
MADE a WELCOME VISIT.
EIks Called with n Gift on n Desti-
tute Family.

Jack Cay. an ex-ireman. who has been
practically a helpless invalid for several
years with consumption. and whose desti-
tute condition has only recently been
made known. though not a member Of
the Elks was visited last night by com
mittce from that organization. and given
a neat sum Of money that had been raised
Tor him ~ "a meeting OF the lodge the
night before.
Gay has wife and two children. Their
JOY at last nights unlocked for but most
welcome assistance cannot be described
While last nights gift will go a long
ways toward the relief Of some OF the
wants OF the distressed household there
is sin much that Is needed for the in
valid ana his family. and. In consequence
an ample field for the exercise Of charity
By other organizations.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
STILL AHEAD on HEAT.
October Exceeds the Normal Tn Both
Temperature and Rainfall.

AhA
savannah's spell Of warm weather looks
a. though Il never would come to an end
Already there is an accumulated excess
temperature OF % degrees for October. and
no sigp Of a lct-up in sight Yesterday
the mean temperature. 70 degrees. was
u degrees above the normal the greate=t
amount 81 excess for any one day. ana
a mark that was not reached a all last
October
The highest point reached by the Their
mometeT b. IS degrees. which was reached
three times. the lowest OF the maXtmums
recorded Is 65. which occurred on the 18TH
OF the minimum record So degree scored
on the 18Th. is the lowest. while the hlgh-
est is "a aud occurred day before yes
terday
The rainfall for the month shows an
excess To date Of 2s9 inches and for the
year a shortage OF 7.ss inches.
Compared with the same month last
year October Is already 70 degrees ahead
on heat. and i.2 inches ahead on the
rainfall
The forecast for to-day and tomorrow
g. for fair weather. except occasional
rains or the coast. and FOR fresh north
east winds tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
FLOWERS COVERED rue GRAVE.
Funeral of Mrs. James Il. Y. Carr
From Wesley Monumental Church.

Funeral of Mrs. James Il. y. Carr
From wesley Monumental Church.
The funeral Of the late Mrs James X
p Carr took place from Wesley Monu-
mental Church at I o'clock yesterday al
tcrnoon and was largely attended The
services were conducted by Rev. ID r.
Cook. pastor Of Wesley. assisted by Rev.
Osgood F. Cook Of Grace. and were more
than ordinarily beautiful solemn and i'm
pressive
In addition to the service Of reading
and prayer In use In the Methodist
church. Rev I'D y. Cook delivered a brief
address. Tie prcfaced his remarks by say
ms that Il was not customary IN the
Methodist Church 20 make funeral ora
ttons, TO pro ong thus the suffering and
the anguish Of those already bowed down
by the weight Of recent afiiiction.
As he spoke he held In his hand full
blown rose and this. with touching sim
pliclty OF language. he compared to the
life Of Mrs. Carr. Like her. Il bad at
tanned It's fun growth. Ike her. Il had
brought beauty and sweetness into the
world. like her. 10 had given itself free y.
and. a symbol Of the life she had led. he
laid Il upon the casket Unlike her. Hs
life was over while her spirit had a.
cenied to the heavenly home beyond the
sun.
During the services. the choir OF IVES
ley sang the hymns we Snail Sleep.
But Not Forever Abide with Ne
and 1T Is Well " Mrs smith sang a
soprano solo. when" with great wealth
OF tone and beauty Of expression
At the grave iu Laurel Grove. Rev El
r Cook concluded the funeral service.
There the choir sang The Christians
Goodnight" The flowers that were laid
upou the grave covered q completely with
their white beauty Mrs Carr. as tho
evidences OF emotion IN persons Of every
degree all over the church showed. had
been very greatly beloved. ana the marse e
o. flowers were gifts from those who had
been privileged 10 know the beauty OF
her character and hsr life
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
READY FOR THE DEDICATION.
ALL THE PRELIMINARY ANIMAL
MENTs HAVE BEEN COMPLETED.


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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
IN HONOR OF THE SHARK.

Many Hoo-Hoos Made Merry az the
smoker at the DE soto.
The banquet hail At the De Soto has
seldom seen 50 merry crowd as that
which gathered last night for the smoker
rendered hy the local members Of the Con
catenated order OF Hoo Hoos 10 honor II
the newN-electcd shark q the uuiver.e.
Mr. W. y. Stillwcl OF Savannah Air.
Stllwell was the toast Of the evening
and the Hoo-Hoos found great pleasure in
showing every possible token Of their cool
will and satisfaction b. his elevation to
the highest office in the organization.
Between thirty-nve and forty Hoo-Hoos
participated In the smoker. which 3 10
be followed during the Eks' carnival next
month by an even greater demoustratton
Of delight In the grand concatcna Ion e
choice OF the new shark OF the universe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant ciga
and is truly q delightful enjoyment 1,
innals the fumes Of this nne tobacco: q
Is evhilarating and delicious.
Soe that the name OF Herbert Spence
u on every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none are genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are ont,
sold by the box OF 80 Conchas at $3.50, an
Perfectos 80 at Lppman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Barnard and CoaRres
streets. OF this eity.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Miss Margaret " Low died suddenly
during Tuesday nigh, at her home, No
5zi Barnard street She had been % Tor
some time but her Illness did not indi-
cate that death was 20 near She was
dead when the family went to arouse her
Her funeral will take place az II o'clock
this morning from the residence. s, ~ IN
torrncnl will be IN Laurel Grove
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
LAwnENcE GREENE DEAD.
Passed Away After BrIcf Attack
at His Home In Levy. y 4.

Mr.. Lawrence Greene. aged 10 years.
formerly a residen. Of Savannah. died
yesterday afternoon az O'Clock. az mis-
home in Levy. 5 G He was taken "a
lsst Friday with complication OF ma
laria and stomach troubles and grew
worse until death came.
Mr. Greene was son of Mrs. O r
Greene At the time Of hts death he was
IN charge Of Heywari's rice plantation
known ar Pineland Place His remain
viii be brought through Savannah to-day
on the way to Clifford. $. c. where the
iuserment will take place News OF the
death was telephoned 10 Mr. $ W Par
relle. a relative OF this city. VINO lon for
Levy last night TO make the funeral ar
engagements
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
Dratb 81 nr. Jno \. McKeovn.

Mr. John y McKeown. the oides mer-
chant IN Concord. Fla, died IN Concord
last Friday after an illnese % seven
yenrs MIR McKeown was well known
nn Savannah among the business men
Tie had been thirty years q subscriber TO
he Morning News. lie was highly es-
teemed throughout the section OF Flor
ida, where he had resided FOR many
vears ana n Savannah ard elsewhere In
Georgia. a. a man OF upriRhtness ard In
;eErity. He leaves a wife and two sons
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags and school supplies
all at cut rates: from 10 cents up: also.
usual large stock OF all the school books
now used In Chatham county. az EstlIl 5
News Depot. IS Bull street. Savannah
"a al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
AmuTcnINsoN ISLAND Ronnr.R.
Was Arrested Yesterday ny Dctec-
lives Murphy and shea.

Detectives Murphy and Shea yesterday
afternoon arrested Robert white colored.
on the charge Of having broken into the
office Of Wunuk's Marine Railway. on
Hutchinson Island, and stolen a lot Of
tools and other goods. White was arrest
ed ncnr the market. lie looks as though
be- had been iu serious difficulties before
ns bis neck ard head bear numerous
scars
Another arrest yesterday. made by Pa
trolman stafford. was that Of John Cuth-
bert a colorei hoy who was endcavor-
inc 90 sell % number OF buggy whips al u
price 20 much below their value that Il
excited the po.ic1man's sus picions.
Joe Williams. coiorcd. was arrested by
Pntrolman Christian. on the charge Of
stealing goods from Mr. Frank Dieter.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
DEATH Of MAS. -. COLLINS.
Her Funeral WIN Take Place ThIs
Afternoon.

Mrs. Margaret Collins died some time
during Tuesday night az her home No.
400 Wilson street Mrs. Collins had been
feeling ~ the day before. but her illness
was not thought 10 be serious When she
Old not arise al the usual hour yesterday
morning some Of the family went 20 her
bedside and found her nfeless She had
passed away quietly during the night
Mr.. Collins was a native of Savannah
and was i5 pears old. Her husband died
ewo years ago. She leaves two sons. Mr
John r. Collins OF Savannah and Mr.
James r. Collins OF New York. and four
daughfers all Of whom reside in Savsn-
nah The funeral viii take place from
the residence az I o'clock this afternoon.
Services will afterward be- held az ST.
PatrickF Church. The intermenf Will be
IN the Cathedral Cemetery
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Is always an object OF interest 20 the
ladies' bu, we daresay the brides adm-
ration s. directed somewhat 10 the pres
ents. particularly " Sternbcrg g. Co s
handsome cut glassware lines are wei.
represented I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Saratoga Springs in the center OF this
city Al solomons drug store. Bull and
Charlton streets. the celebated Saratoga
Arondack Water Is sold on the Saratoga
plan Of all you can drink for i've cents
ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Mr.. W n. Webster gave lecture ard
Denomination a. the Camera Club last
night on vsloS ard other papers. The
club rooms we're filled with members.
and Mr. Websters talk was listened to
wlkh interest.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
Your own opera elias.

Is more satisfactory than a hired on
The theatrical season IL now on. az,
stsrnberg & Co.'S elaborate lines OF rica
~ finished opera glasses. at moderat.
prices. are In tlne.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

"Graybesrd Is a family medicine VIII
us" said a prominent business man yes
terdAy. My wife takes q. and l motto
sne Is enjoying better health than fsr
years The children keep well by takln.
H."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

A highly ornamental and uniquely de-
signed little clock Is not half bad idea
for wedding present Notice sternberg
4. Co. q window.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Graybeard may be obtained az ali a.
stores or write 10 us for Il. Respess Tyrt.
Co aola nrcpa.. Savannah. Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

Take Graybeard pills for that dizzy
feeling-Lost appetite. and follow Il W
with a bottle OF Graybeard. II Is all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props
Savannah. Ga--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
THE cATHEDRAL PEws.
VIII Be Disposed of az Auction sun
dny. Nov. II.

The Finance Committee Of the Cathe-
dral. az meeting held last night. ar
ranged the details for renting the pews In
the new Cathedral This will take place
Sunday. Nov a. after the vestry service
Charts Will be- given out the previous
Sunday showing ne location Of the pews
and the rental placed upon them BY the
committee The fale viii be by auction.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

That Is what YOU must do when YOU
this disease Is to purify the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparila. This medicine soothes
and heals the innamed surfaces rebuiIds
the delicate tifsues and permanently cures
catarrh by eNpelllng from the blood the
scrofnlous taints upon which IL depends.
Bc sure 10 get HOOD
The non-irrisadng cathartie-Hood's
EfuH "A
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25
MET AT LtsOH HALL.
a Meeting In the Interest Of MaEis-
trate Reynolds Held.

Fourth District club was held last night
AZ Labor Han Plans Tor the coming cam
paiEn for the magisiracy Of the district
were discussed There - some talk Of
merging this club with that OF the East
side Conservative club. but this step.
even II o. should eventually be- taken. will
NOT be- done until after the election u the
magistrate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

"Graybeard broke up rheumatism or
me-" says AFR. chas Thomas. che Jew
eler on whitaker street And put me e.
better health than / have enjoyed In a
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-25

The unrivalied bouquet that Cooks I'm.
periai Gxlra DsY has. has made It a
iavorJe WIN all good Judges.-ad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
TEXAS SCHOOLS.
Exercises mt sher-
man Female COLLEGES.

Sherman. Texas, May 22-For COM
mencement week the North Texas Female
college has made elaborate preparations.
The closing of this schools session has
become SO famous as period of educa-
tional entertaining that each year 1t at
tract visitors from many remote States of
the Union and the furthermOst borders of
Texas Already a number OF visitors have
arrived IN the city TO, be present at the
coming event, Following is general out
line OF the weeks work
May 20. D. m, musical, college chapel
May &c. s p. m, musical, college chapel.
May 81. 10 a. m, musical, college
chapel.
May 81, 8 p. M, recital, college chapel.
June 1. 10 a. M. elocution cont est. col
lege chapel.
June :. s p. m, campus drill, physical
culture class.
June ., 10 a. M, address to alumnae;
DR.. Rankin, college chapel.
June 2, p. m, meeting board Of trus-
tees college chapel.
June 2, TO p, M, art reception. col
lege chapel.
June ., S p, m, entertainment; elocution
class. opera house.
June 3. II a, N. baccalaureate sermon;
DR.. Hoss. opera house.
June 3. 3 p. m, address to Epworth
League; Rev. S. Riddle college chapel.
June 4. 20 a. m, commencement eXeT-
cises. opera house.
The young lady graduates for the year
closing June l. 1900. are;
Virginia Archer, May Ashburne, Ella
Davis. jamie Ford Stella Gillespie. Katie
Kennedy. ioldie Lane, Nancy Llghtle.
Lula Meyers, Leslie Magee, Evelyn Nc
Lane. Martha Noble. frankie Pierce, Liz
zie Lou Randell, Edith Rhodes, Fife
Rimes, Tada Sanders, Lizzie Stroud, Au-
bra Tabor. Emma Wages. Lucille Wathen,
Carrie White. Gladys Whitfield, Tora
Whitfield.
The Nary Nash college for young ladies'
Will enter commencement week proper
May % With seniors reception in the col
lege perlors. followed by class day exel =
cises May 81 art reception the same even
ing June /. art raview at gymnasium
alumnae reception June In college par
lors the same evening In the auditorium
an extensive concert programme viii be
/ carried out. Sunday, June z Rev. ]. A
/ Ivy will deliver The baccalaureate sermon
: at the Baptist church June the schools
/ Young Women's Christian Association viii
hold anniversary exercises at the presby-
terrain church.
/ The graduates are Misses Elizabeth r,
( witt, Wheelock, Texas; Catherine Orr Mol
l ford, Texas; Audie Melton. Albany
Texas: Eva Eastwood. Wills Point. Texas
Carrie Williams. Maysiield Texas, aIlcs
Littleheld. Roswell, n. NJ; Allie Davis
Forney Texas Ethel Beliah 81 loo
Texas; Francile Battenburg, Illinois, Mart
Potter Amarillo Texas; Jessie Ronin
and Ressie Roman Sherman, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
p,.n,noud News Xotet.

Richmond, Texas, May ~
less of Galveston, candidate i0l s''s. h
from this (Tenth) district W. |.
today shaking hands win i,''a-
Ex-Governor Hogg, who naa =
polntment to speak here 'ons ". \. /
tilted the citizens that Il woa s,.gss!
possible for him to I'll ak s FIX Il
owing 10 business matters WY.
him elsewhere. ssre
The county court conyeneu M ~ h
Monday. and after disposlng o. ~ /.
inal docket today discharges
County Judge J. S, McEacnin - ~, N n
four years has run the counIy c0s N, 4 !
weeks term on from $50 . , s,m
term. and it is through ~ ,ssl
management OF county afiail' !. y, /
jury and road and bridge fupqs !. ~ M 4
Notwithstanding the food q l's s..sei
the many bridges that wss Jaw ri
last month by the rise ana hs ,srn, d
The civil docket Of ials .ss aid
court is very light; no cas Iss, dorss
February term. The crlm'A' rears
lighter than has been Tor amt, %
dockets for both district @e ., sss d
are the lightest in tne H'
county. -s-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
Fisher county convention.

Roby, Texas, May 21.--At the democratic
county convention held for this county
Saturday, tho 18th, TO select delegates to
the various conventions and select an ex-
ecutive committee the following were the
delegates chosen to the Austin conven-
tom S. II, McCrea and Robert Killeen;
Waco convention, NJ. A. Hopson, W. n
Ponder and j. P. Martin; TO congressional
convention, Captain o. H. Anderson
Judge t. VI. Yates and d, 7. Bullock; tc
NJ. A. Hopson and w. Il. Pander; 70 tn,
legislative, j. H. Walllng, L. e. Holt.
P. Martin, Captain p r. Kyle, Claut
Rehner and Jesse Parker.
All delegates are instructed. except thos,
TO Austin convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

Vernon. Texas, Nay 2l-The democ-
raoy OF wiIbarger county met in conven-
ticn here Saturday. The delegates to tbs
various conventions were instructed to
vote az follows: John II. stephens, COZ
gross, Thlrteenth district; D. f. Gozs,
Stale senator; w j. Bullock. representa-
tive; L. J. Storey, railroad commissioner.
JOHN w. Robbins, State treasurer. In
dorsed Governor Joseph D. sAyers' admin
istrsion ard his effort to secure uni
form system Of taxation for the fun cash
value Of properly. Governor Hogg' $
proposed constitutional amendments
were indorsed. Senator Ch.lton's
course in congress was lndorsed
Hor. Joseph w Bailey was IN
dcgsed for United States senator, While
the convention did not instruct for comp
troiler, the delegation will vote for Love
In tine convention. w. u. Berry was
elected county chairman for the next two
years and ]. r. Rathman secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
nm and constinr rrnhe.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May 22,-Thc
steamer Cumberland, Minot, master, ar
rived in port early yesterday morning
from Galveston with partial cargo fol-
Corpus Christi merchants and fifty tons
of merchandise consigned to Brownsville
The Cumberland was scheduled to arrive
here on the 18th instant, but was delayed
by some obstacle at Brazos Santiago. Mr.
e. o. Flood. who purchased the vessel for
the company and who is general manager
at Galveston of the Corpus Christl-Gal-
weston steamship company's office, also
came over on the vessel EN- route "a
Brownsville. The Cumberland discharged
her cargo yesterday morning and left last
evening for Point Isabel. The vessel will
probably return here with another cargo
about Saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
nnnl, Islnnd LoeaI'.,

Rock Island, Texas, May = ,sssss.g
rain fell last night Farns''
worse than ever. vbc BIZ
Mrs. Bonner, an aged lsa "a ,e...,l
moved here from Missouri, ~. ~. .!srs''
morning ard will be O1 si.'srs 4. 4 is =
The county commissione,,s, s = /.
ty were here YESTERDAY ~ ls's 81 r.
roads and locating s'p
across Craseo creek. h,nd plai
The Rock Island brass s's UuOlIs =
hrst appearance yesierdals,. 4 4 ,,iusssssI.
PLAYING several pieces 70. "a sstsst'
peterson. townslte nsi'ias Iss,,, pFs'
appreciation by making W
Of a $40 gald piece, .r sis3NN
Mr.. castse or welnm,.s d Y, 4 isF'.
treasurer Of this cpuhly' \. x's usr, ~
day shaking hands with AZ W. pilss I
Hon. J. W. TrickIer O. ,u ~, csu1r
for representative Tor c0''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
r,vctte County Committee.

La Grange. Texas, May 22.-The demo-
cratic executive committee was selected
yesterday, one member from each precinct
to serve for the next two years. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the commit,
v. vanek. precinct No. 1 J. r. Kubena
precinct No. q Charles Wagner. precinct
No. g: G. c. Thomas, precinct No A; s.
A. Shelburne, precinct No. 5; G. s. Bailey
precinct No. G; W. l.. Turnage, precinct
No. 7, and e. Goeth. precinct No. s.