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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
THEY HONOR DOLAN
He Is Presented With Remem-
branceS by Employees.
GIFTS WERE HANDSOME
All Departments of the DiVi-
sion Were Represented.

Superintendent F. r. Dolan. formerly
OF the Oklahoma division of the Santa
Fe, but now with the Middle division,
with headquarters at Newton, was pre-
scented yesterday with number Of hand
some gifts by the employees Of the Okla
hona division.
The presentation took place in Newton
yesterday afternoon. There were fully
seventy-fve ,ot the most prominent en-
ployes Of the Oklahoma division present
During the presentation talks were made
by representatives of each department.
BigIhearted Al. Glazier Of Newton. one
of the most popular conductors on the
road, spoke for the train men; Division
Freight Agent R. E. Torrington of Wich-
ita. for the traffic department, and Mas
ter Mechanic G. T. Neubert of Arkansas
CITY spoke for the mechanical depart
uent. Each gentleman expressed regret
at seeing Mr.. Dolan leave the division,
but rejoiced at his promotion. 1t was
stated that although many had thought
Mr. polan very severe at first, they had
learned that each time they were ION the
carpet they were taught much that be-
came invaluable to them in after years
in railroad life.
Superintendent Dolan expressed his
Thanks to the employees gathered about
and through them to every employee on
the vast Oklahoma division, which
reaches from Newton to Purcell, with
many branch lines.
The gifts made &c. Superintendent Dolan
were eDather rocker, leather chair,
leather couch, clook, gold-plated candle
sticks, revolving office chair, and silver
cases Of knives and forks, upon the case
Of which was engraved: "From the En-
ployes of the Oklahoma Division"
Among those present were Col. L. r.
Delaney, Wichita; @. T. Neubert, Ar
kansas City; r. O'Neal, Oklahoma City;
e Corkins. Guthrie; T. Mentally. Arkan-
sas City; c. B. Ransom, Arkansas City;
w W. Burnett, Arkansas City; George
Hetherington. R. z. Torrington. Dick
Warren, Harry Miles and James Mortar
fly
superintendent Dolan came to Wichita
about three years ago as superintendent
Of the Oklahoma division. He was a
young man and his men were inclined to
think him severe at first. HIS carpet"
hearings. however. taught the men much
n railroad work and every man who had
been drawn up found not only valuable
instruction in the young superintendent
criticism but encouragement as well. In
inc everybody on the division came to
i've Mr.. Dolan and to appreciate his ac-
curate understanding Of railroad work
a. r-o'' - his great energy and superior
c~cort'vc ability. Every one Of his old
cmrl0'-e- wish Mr. Dolan the rapid rise
hts ca~ao- now promises and hope TO see
him sor;e day in the roads executive
rTfcN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
SELECT BEAUTIFUL BADGES
Kansas Editors viii be GaiIy Decked
for New Orlenns Meeting

Editor Nelson Of Smith Center. Kansas,
executive committeeman Of the National
Editorial association. recently appointed
Geral Volk of this city a committee OF
one TO look after the badge 10 worn by
the Kansas delegation. who will attend
the National Editorial meeting at New
Orleans the latter part of this month.
Mr.. Volk has designed a beautiful badge
and received a sample from the manu-
facturer yesterday 1t is a yellow satin
sunhower with a brown center. the cen
ter piece is bound with a rim of gold and
the words Kansas Press is across the
center in gold letters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
CASH HENDERSON AS H)ST
Entertained Darkest Russia Company
Last Evening.

Ca~h Henderson yesterday evening en-
terta'oad TIE members of the Darkest
Russia" company at a dinner at his
home He was acquainted with several
Of the members and a jolly time was
had during dinner. Later in the evening
Mr.. Henderson accompanied the members
Of the company to The opera house and
was induced to soupe>on the stage as one
of the desperadoes in the dynamite
scene. 1t is said that Mr.. Henderson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
TOPICS OF THE TOWN

Miss zena Gates left yesterday for st.
Louis.
Mr.. w. H. Herbig went to Peabody yes
terdas.
Editor Fry Of the Tonkava News, was
here yesterday.
Fred Sites has returned from coney-
Vile TO benton.
Mrs. Calvin is very I'll at her home on
South Water street
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. FoIlett OF Newton
visited ariepSl InjB4ofhtal fyestsrdat. {
@E. P. E4dgeon. editor Of the Lyons
Eagle, was Wichita visitor yesterday.
Miss Jessie Fairholm Of oscaIosa, Kan
sas, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. G. S. Gil
more. Of North Wichita street
Mrs Brooks, who has been the guest Of
her daughter Mrs. Hnl. for several weeks
{ is now visiting her sister OF Stafford.
Kansas
W. c. Parrot represents the Mason and
Bricklayers Union al Topeka and not the
Painters Union as represented IN the yes
terday's Eagle
Mrs. Meston Burt left yesterday morn
ing over the Rock Island for Fort Worth.
Texas. where she VIII meet her husband.
who is travelling for the Monarch BICYCLE
company.
The reception that was 20 be given P-of
sicknsrs young Ladies' bible class. Wei
nesday evening. Feb It'll. has been past
poned one week on account o, conatcling
engagements.
Mr. and Alrs Fishery Martin and
daughtsr Lulu. returned yesterday from
tsa days visit with relatives ard friends
at Highlands Kansas. ard ATTENDED TIE
wedding Of 3fr Martins broth-x while
there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
SCHOOL FOR EMPLOYEES
Rock Island VIII Permit the Use OF
-Instruetion Cars on Its Lines

The interest which tbs Rock Island
railroad has for the bette-nsnt % tts
employees Is responsible for permission
being granted 20 the International CoT-
res2ondeace School q scranto-. Pa, 70
place Instruction cars q the Rock
Island lines and o organize schools for
tie e-p,oFes III. sohool - dang thts
xfa1 o. work o. o.hsr railroads through
cut TIE c5CrtpT tzs Is nte-sng ~ffh
much e1cese, TIE rs1 u Situation =
practical The school hzs ssvsr1 carr
fitted Up u4th ~zrsoas zppsis-cess Such as
are lsed Il eve-y-day railroad LIE, To-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
DEATH OF COLOREO NANNY
Aunt Mary TrameI Died at Ripe Old
Age YESTERDAY

Mrs. Mary A Tramel, the wife OF Old
Uncle Abe who used to be the janitor at
the court house, died at her nome on East
Second street yesterday morning. She
had been sick for about two weeks with
typhoid fevsr and on account Of her toid
age was not able to recover. The fun
eral services. will be held at the residence
at 10 O'Clock this morning. The inter
ment viii be in Maple Grove cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
80 coMEpLANs

TIE Ferris Comedians enEsxsme1t
-vhFrh e % ruc throughout the Tesk q
Fs5rus-y L Al C-awtsrd's opera house.
promises 20 o ore worthy q sffsnrion
Tia Company coststrF twenty acting
members zz6 frclEdss so1re ezeesiecf ts5-
snt o. established rspEtstsoz- TIE psaTs
"a rag sot viii - s-~xses srsd r-sars-
- n a eoruV-c5ss manner. Spsaktnz -
the o-zznszatsoa rss s. yoseph GNo.) Ca
retts sad: Tas BEST astEzctis1 a. any
price ever o1srs4 IA oar cisT zas TIA.
~n.ca aAnSE~x DICK Fsy-zs 1rsssatfa az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
COLLECTION OF OLD COINS
Mr. wilkins EHss a Number OF Rare
Make and Value

Mr.. L. wilkins, who lives al 1S5 North
Law renee avenue, has quite a collection
of rsEe COINS. Most of the coins are from
Mexico. There are three dollars bearing
the hates OF 1866. 1S56 and 1917, respect
lively; four centavos dated 1871, 1872, 1883
lively; four centavos dated 1891, 1892, 1889
and L l60; a centime dated 1855; a 4Oc plecs
dated 1772; and an 1889 peso. There are
also twenty pennies from the Argentine
Repub Tic, and an 1852 sc piece from the
same tountry. But the most valuable coin
is a M eMcan dollar dated 1913, which was
hammt red out of a skunk OF silver by
hand. on one side is what appears to be
SR 1913. and on the other side are the
letters 81 Z. D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
LARGEST TRAIN EVER KNOWN
Passed Through Here Yesterday on
the Way to Texas

The hi! ygest train ever known to have
passed nhrough Wichita went through
over the Rock Island yesterday morning.
The train was No IS, a fast Texas freight
and cons sted Of two engines, ninety two
loaded ca rs and a way car. The reason
why sCcl a big train was sent ou1 was
because he yards at Harrington were so
crowded hat the yard force was COMPEL
ed to wof at a very great disadvantage,
so they ut all cars that were billed for
points south Of Caldwell into one train
and sent them out with a double header.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
MOVES PLANT HERE
Henry Allen VIII Make Soda Pop in
Wichita

Harry Allen Of Norwich, has made ar
rangements 70 move his pop and soda
water factory 70 this city. Mr.. Allen has
iarse establishment which has outErovn
Norwich and he selected Wichita as the
best business point. Re has leased the
Daisy building or East Williams street
and expects 70 have his plant in operation
by March / He VIII employ e number Of
-@ea-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07

presented such a ferocious appearance
that considerable Of the scenery was
shriveled up. However, Mr.. Henderson
had good time. and as he is a jovial fell
low and good entertainer, the company
all eniOved itself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
WILL INVEST HERE
Charles Harter Of:CoffeyvilIe Likes
Wichita'S PROSPECTS

Mr.. Charles Harter of Coffeyville IS in
the city looking for some business prop
erty in which he can invest some money.
Mr.. Harter is a wealthy cattle man, but
wishes to make some paying investments
in real estate. OF course he came to
Wichita and is very much pleased with
the prospects here. He returned to Cof-
feyville yesterday to decide which of the
many propositions made him he would
accept. He says that he is going to in
vest in Wichita, and as soon as he makes
up his mind to what he will buy, he will
return and close up some deals
BRAVE MEN FALL.
Victims TO stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and ali feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness. head
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to ]. w. Gardner, ldavi,le, Ind.
He says: Electric Bitters are just the
thing for a man when he is all run down,
and don't care whether he lives or dies.
It did more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything 1 could take.
1 can now eat anything and have a new
lease on l:fe." Only so cents a bottle at
G. Behring's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
SUPT. DYER'S REPORT
Continues TO show Gains in Enroll
ment Over Last Year.

The following is the report OF superin-
tendent Dyer 20 the Board OF Education
for the fifth month ending February 2:
Conference.-The following report Of the
city schools Is respectfully presented Tor
your consideration:
Total enrollmsnt-Boys. 2.f5s: girls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07

During last year Grand Medical Exam
iner J. y. MiHick Of this city passed on
ss5 applications for the A o. L. u.
And during January this year. I.esi ap-
plie.;ioas were sent 70 his Office. These
figures are for the jurisdiction OF kaneas
The order is growing wonderfully.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07

the Lyceum theater last evening. The
company contains many favorites. includ-
ing Forest Flood, VIM White, Sam Mylie.
Grace Hayward, Emily Bated, Ethel
Gray, Jessie Pringle and Ernie veronee.
Besides the dramatic talent a bevy Of
vaudeville performers are carried that
amusement may be furnished for the
lovers of vaudeville as we'll as the admir-
ers OF the drama. The opening play Will
be Graham's late comedy drama. entitled
MY Jim" The piece was especially
written for this company. and Is said to
excel the authors famous "On the Ohio -
Mr.. Ferris and Miss Hayward assume the
principal roles. and are responsible for
the many laughs which the situations
suggest. Ladies will be admitted free on
Monday night IL accompanied by the
holder OF paid 80 cent ticket. providing
same has been reserved before o'clock.
The prices will be 10. % and 30 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07
IN DARKEST RUSSIA.

A relief from farce comedy is welcomed
10y theater goers and the excellent per-
formance Of 'In Darkest Russia" at the
Crawford last night gave patrons of the
theater an opportunity OF seeing a play
that was intensely interesting, with a
we'll defined plot, we'll carried out, fine
climaxes and the entire production well
staged with appropriate scenery. The
play IS one that becomes more interesting
as it progresses, but has an element OF
comedy that prevents the plot from be-
coming too intense. The company is the
same, with two exceptions, that present
Ell In Darkest Russia" in Wichita a
year ago on Christmas. Mr. c. Morton
this year played the role of the courier
OF the car in a very acceptable manner
Mr.. Morton played here with Keene IN
Richard III" several years ago. Mr.
Herbert FOrtier dellneated the role Of
Alexis very creditably. The rest of the
cast was good. Harry Byers again de-
lighted the audience as Col. Cobb. the
American. Miss Kate Jepson. Mr. Os-
born, Mr.. De Gez. Mr. Clark Miss Kath-
crime Willard. Miss Perry and Miss Ian
stee presented a most creditable per
formance. Wichita theater goers ere
pleased with this play. and last night
testified their approval with well merited
applause.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-07

Cconhuued on Third PAGE
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
LOOKED INTO THEIR CONDUCT
Atlanta Policemen Appeared Before
the Board with Varying Results.

Allan a, July ls.-six patrolmen were
II 81 At a meeting Of the Police Commits
sioners tonight. Tom Grant was charged
With failing to port violations OF the
law
Al the recent TRIAL OF Ike Wheeler for
the kliing Ct john Hamhrick Grant
swore ne knew OF The relations existing
between both men and Lorraine Wheeler
He was suspend d for thirty days
3. Il. Allen was droPped from the force
for drinking C. Z. Crabiree was sus-
pended thirty days for being under the
influence Of whiskey and going to sleep
on his beat
George Harper. charged with indiscre-
uon ara unbecoming conduct in arrest
ms ". c. Phelps. whom he took in charge
by mistake. was acquitted ". \
: asnss. charged with using undue vio-
lance in arresting a negro, was also &C
quilted.
s d Hurst vas dismissed for visiting
a house Of questionable reputation. He
vas tried for a like offense before. but
Claimed ne was trying to DO missionary
work. Tonight he tod the commission
ers he was doing detective work. but they
did not sanction his course.
Cases against Capt. Thompson. Detec-
tive Hewitt and Pstrolman Berry we're
postponed until next Monday night
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
LET HIM OFF AGAIN.
Not Even Promise 10 BE Good Ex-
acted of Woodward.


Atlanta. July l6.-"Finis" was written
or the Woodward investigation at the
Council meeting this afternoon.
Two months ago a committee vas sp-
pointed 70 investigate the conduct Of the
Mayor and 10 ascertain il he had ben
guilty OF any acts which would warrant
Impeachment Several weeks were spent
in secret sessions All Ausrtians who
were able 70 throw any light on tire May
or conduct were summoned as witnesses.
The alleged irsobriety and other trans
gressions were fully prle6 irto ard though
evidence was taken urCr- the form cf Sc
crscy. the most sens t.o-al parts found
thsir way into Ire rewsra7srs.
Fer more than q month nothing vas
heard from -Le IEyeS-isat-or Comm t,es
ard the opinion became general that Ecth-
ing wc-ld ~ dom THIS Gf,s-rOc- two
reports we're submitted 70 the Council Al
GerGea Ws.-h ard Hkpa;-.-S ard Coanclt-
mn Hsrwsl and Grady present. 3 ma
!oC1y rvpcrt- IN vri-1 th=y said th=y had
tso-ossh-y s-t,s3 al th5 facts They said
t1z- Wl-ie trey Rad -oG1i so-e I-iEss
EE-oh I1sy col-G 10y commend. t1sy were
C re cP.Cto- ths- TIE s-eros-aQ15- r.
po-t q t-sir pCo--=fdirss ssousd - re-
1srrs5 20 ire cty attorney fer
to<-ey should decide neither TIE evidence
justified impeachment. Pending rs d.
oasson they rsccunmen5ed that the ev-
6s1cs - kept secret
Councilman Madocx submitted a minor
fsy report Before reading ID. ne Sai6 ,aat
when ne took ,he oath o. of5-e he swo-e
% % his duty. In View os thsr pledge
ne COuld not sign the ma o-ity report Re
then began 10 reed his report. ln which h
called FOR immediate ir-rea chrnent. claim
sng that such a course was eulan3sd 5y
the evidence He was on the point o.
citing certain portions q the testimony
when Councilman Pope raised an o1jec.
ton NJ. Pops said ne thought il was
improper tor t5e secrets o. tae Invests
eating Couui,tes 20 be divu,gei A. thar
STAGE
Councilman Nirih.-ette moved thst 10th
reports he laid on the table The ruocjor
vas carried. Cou->i,man Maddox alone
voted sgslus, 81. The- ended TIE iuvs<-
ugstio1. AZ The end q the Council meet
iEg. Mayor Woodward net che mem ers
IN 'front.' a yls CITY Hall He was the
center q al enthusiastic group. ard vas
kept busy rece5v-ug cocgratu.atio-s at
the outcome.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
MORE DIFFICULTIES.
Were Placed in the Way of Joel
Hurts Company.

Hurts Company.
Atlanta. July Is-The electric light
franchise q the Atlanta Railway Com
pany went through another move to-day
in the same 10 which the Council and
the aidermanic board have been iTiulg
ing New cood4tiOCs we're attached which
wii probably make the franchise less ac-
c~p-ao5e TO ,he pe.5tionirE com pany. which
1ad already inCuaied that II would not
accsps ths E-aEt ii its former shape. The
new franchise must TON so back TO the
a.3s-naaic board for approval. The
oranges msde today sTs. il substance.
a follows
:. Ile life &C re franchise s limited 70
.Uel-v years IN the substitute. instead o:
5.ty years as in the original.
Bend : required 20 oe given by =
security company instead of personal
had by tAe company.
4 The substitute names a definite dis
,rict IN which the ooniuits shall be lad
before The enterprise snail be considered
finished % working basis The district
embraces the center OF town The sub
su.uts requires the company TO -eadjusi
{1slT po.es when grading the stree. makes
il necessary.
s Ii also requires the Joint use OF poles
hy all existing companies or any that
may hereafter enter the field. Il 1, is prac-
t4eae,e.
The amendments were agreed upon a,
conference o. majority OF the Coun-
I'll. The changes are regarded as another
victory q Il NJ. Atkinson over joel
Hurt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17

itching blind bleeting or proirudine pies
y O. tlrt 70 pay AL DRUG sis 5 are authorized
tI t1e ---l-tactu-ers @, PaEo p.ie Ointment
10 ref-r1 TIE money whore u fails 90 cure an
sA~e G. plies -Q matter % how loug standing
t-r-s Ordinary cases 10 Xix DAYS: the worst
uaa-ts in fourteen DAYS one application gives
case anl rest Relieves GcaiuE Instantly. This
- 2 ntW q .scog cry and IS toe only Pile remedy
SOFA on 3 Positive guarantee. 10 cure 10 pay.
Price SOC ~ your druggist don { keep il ia
stock. send ls sc In postage stamps and We
y al forward sane oy mall Manufactured by
Paris Nediciue Co. -, Louis. No MRnufac.
t1rers q Laxative Bromo Quiaine and
Groves I4Sieless Chlll Tonic.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
WHAT DR.. PHILLIPS OF GAINES
VILE. FLA. SAYS

Having visited your place with view
OF making Investigations a. 10 its claims
as a Health Resort aud Sanitarium
cheerfully state that I was not prepared
10 md Suwannee Springs SO perfect in all
is appointments
Your system of waterworks and sew
erase cannot be surpassed anywhere The
healrhfulness Of locality Is assured BY the
dry. porous. sandy soil and the absence Of
standing water anywhere in the vicinity
even after the heaviest rain. Nor was
prepared 10 md such perfect arrange
.nent Tor the convenience and comfort OF
your patrons ard for the use OF the IA
nous mineral water OF Suwannee Springs
az all hours. both for bathing and drinking
"Suwannee Sprlugs has Only 10 De Wis
lied and known 10 be appreciated aud
predict that in future you Will have at
all seasons Of the year. constantly increas-
Ing numbers Of tlose in search OF health
ard recreation %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
BEArFoRr BoN ~ cHINA.
Young stephen Elliott with the Ma
rine CorpS-Bcaufort News.

rine CorpS-HcAufort News.
Beaufort :. C.. July ls-Leut. stephen
Elliott CT the United States Marine Corps
is rendering a good account Of himself in
the ORIENT At present he is attached to
Ma. Wsue-'s command in China Young
Elliott IS a Beaufo-, hoy. the younses; son
Of Congressman William Elliott He was
educated al L%h.sh University. Beth.e-
hem Pa. ana for some time served a.
private secretary to his father. Several
months aEo. sfte- passing a rigid eNami-
nation. he vas commissioUe1 a second
lieutenant ~ The United States Marine
Corps and almost Immediately left for
Mania in compliance Nth orders assign
Ing him n dGy in the Philippines. The
lieutenant has many friends here who have
known him from childhood and whose
bes. wishes are with him That re will
prove a credit 10 his chosen profession no
one MO knows him Will doubt. SufiEent
% the blood 81 his ancestor. the gallant
Confederate General stephen Elliott for
whom ne IS named. courses through his
VEINS to make him a hero
Nr Frank Eutreken OF Nireland y. J.
who 70 three months past has been en-
p'oye-i as foreman IN the once OF the
Beaufor, Gazette, died az the residence OF
Gel William Elliott to-day. TIE young
mar rad made many friends here BY his
sfable ani winning mauners. and his IN
timely death has caused much sadness
In This community.
TIE Rev. Nj En,rekea C New Jersey
father OF Ire young man. arrived .yester-
remains will be taken 10 his home in New
rarsfE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
BRooMS COST MORE,
Wars in Africa and China Make
street Sweeping Expensive.

Atlanta. July if-Atlanta is out SIS in
cold cash oy reason q the African ard
Chinese Wars. The sum vas not war
tax. but an increase IN The prise o. ma
ter!ai Tor ne city street sweeping h-oous
Atlanta has six street-Sweeaius ma
chimes each supplied with q tremendous
rotary broom The lie % a broom is i've
weeks Constant use on Belgian bio,ks
wears out the material. The brocus are
made o. rattan and bass. Rattan = pre-
paired Tor market 90 China; bass IS pre-
parei IN south Africa. The resent wars
in those lnuds have raised the price %
the material used IN the brcoms. The New
York manufacturers can hardly procure
the flores an any price
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-07-17
BIDS WANTED.

CITY Of Savannah. Ofcs Director Of
Public Works. Savannah Ca July Ne
,.s.-Bi-s Wi be received al this one
unul y o'clock noon. lity ..me TUESDAY
july g. Ign f-r the manure from he cltv
stables and tha street sweepirks. etc.
from the streets ana iants. TO be deliver
90 AZ ci,y lot for ore year from date OF
acceptance q bid The city reserves the
night 20 reject any or all BIDS En-
velopes 10 BE- marked Bids for Manure d"
etc. Bids 70 be opeucd IN the presen,.
q bidders
GEO N. GADsDEN. Dresto-.