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The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
Annual Excursion.

To Salt Lake City, Thursday, Angus,
10Th. For this excursion tho very low
rate Of $500 for the round trip has beer
made; tickets limited to Is days from
date Of sale. Special train will leave
Grand Junction at 700 p. m. Saltair
Beach will be at it's heighth in August
salt water bathing almost mile above
sea levsl-the Norman Temple, Taber-
nacle and Church Institutions, Sanitar-
ium, Hot and Warm Sulphur Springs,
Parks, Drives. the glittering Salt Palace
with its saucer track bicycle races and
vaudeville shows, the lagoon, Canon and
nearby mountain and lake resorts are
but few Of the attractions of Salt Lake
City. No one who has the time can af-
ford to overlook this trip. For any ad-
ditional information call on the agent at
Grand Junction, or write Geo. w.
Heintz, General Passenger Agent, Salt
City.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
The Dog and Pony Show.

Prof. Gentry's famous dog and pony
show has come and gone and the chill
dren, as we'll as many OF the older folks,
enjoyed rare treat yesterday and last
night.
Prof. Gentry has four shows on the
road this year, the one that gave an ex-
hibition is known Is No. l. The pro-
fessor had with him 40 trained dogs, 80
trained ponies and horses and two trick
elephants, besides a number of monkeys
that cut capsrs which pleased and de-
lighted the little ones.
Grand Junction is the town far therest
west that will be visited this season, as
the management is figuring on taking
the show to Cuba this fall and winter,
80 will start east after playing thr ough
the San Juan country.
Prof. Gentry aims to give first class
entertainment and the people he carries
with him are men that have been with
the show for a number OF years, and are
we'll trained for the work each has to
perform, hence there are no bitches in
arrane sments and everything about the
show moves like a we'll regulated watch.
At the performances yesterday the
dogs and ponies did their parts we'll and
. number OF now features were intro
ducsd which added to the exhibition,
and pleased the large audiences.
In Colorado Prof. Gentry has earned
reputation for his high class entertain
ment and to mention that his show will
be in town on a certain date means
that it will have q crowd
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
Trouble for Tommy AtkIns.

Trouble for Tommy Atkins.
A Liverpool firm, delighted that one
Of its employees was going to fight the
Boe,s. volunteered to pay to the mans
wife half tie usual wages during her
husbands absence. At the end Of the
month the woman appeared and the
meiety was at once given to her.
Whatf" she said, EAT" YES" replied
the senior partner, that is exactly
hak; sorry you are not satisfied" "It
isn't that I'm not satisfied; why, for
years he has told me he only got f5 .
month altogether, and-and-if tho
Beers don't kill him will"
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
Crsmstis. Becoming Popular.

Statistics Of cremation presented by
M. Bonneville at the recent annual
meeting Of the society in Paris show
that the number Of incinssations at the
Pere Lachaise crematory has almost
steadily increased since 1889, and that
the whole number last year was 4.613,
making 81 7,oes from the beginning. A
fair proportion Of the number were
women. There are now in Europe and
America seventy crematories. twenty
Of which are in the United States.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
About the Weather.

About the Weather.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 93 degrees.
The minimum this morning was 81 de-
grees.
The forecast for this section is:
Fair and warmer tonight. Showers
Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
PARK OPERA HOUSE,,
Four Nights Commencing
Wednesday, July 25.
81 PERKINS
COMEDY 90

White Hussar Band and Concert Orchestra,
Opening in "Why Jones Left Home"
Note-Ladies free opening night with each
paid Soc. reserved seat ticket.
BARGAIN PRICES, 10. 20, 30, SOC.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21

The Brunswick Register.
W B Sale, st. Louis; George N Huott,
Chicago; John Robson, DR.. L Scott,
Dublin, Ireland.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21
Band Concert Tonight.

The Modern Woodmen band will rem
der the following program tonight at the
corner OF Main and Fourth:
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-21

March. ...... .Hamiltonian .. Hall
Overture. American Triumph. Miller
Waltz. 80. La Viola. Carlo Mora
March. .. Letter Carriers. Wildon
Schottische. :. The Zouave. La Rue
Waltz =. .Impassioned Dream Rosas
March American Belle Hall
National AIR
G. L. Rutherford,
Dir ector.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
MAY INVITE the TEACHERS.
Southern Educational Association
May Ne Asked 60 Come Here.

Southern Educational Association
May ne Asked 60 Come Here.
The annual meeting OF the Southern
Educational Association Will be held dur-
ing the Christmas holidays In Richmond
supt. OTIS Ashmore OF the public schools
81 Savannah. Is a member OF the associa'
lion. and had expected 10 be able to at
tend. lie has found. however. that this
VIII not be possible.
AR. Ashmore has been urged TO invite
the association 90 meet next year IN 81
vaunah. and he has reason 70 believe thai
such an invitation would be accepted. lie
thinks the body would be glad 10 visit
this city. Dsiking. however. to invite
tho association by letter, "a may be that
be- will not DO so.
The railroads and hotels. Il Il suggest
% might iakc up the matter OF the tn-
Nitaiion and seek 10 induce the associa-
Ton 10 visit Savannah. n would BE- DIS
unctly TO their advantage to do 50, and
their cooperation might induce Mr.. Ash
more 10 eeud on a letter OF Invitation
Inere Is usually an attendance OF 100
members at the association meetings.
"hich are always held during the Christ
mas holidays.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
LOCAL DILLs ALL cor THROUGH
Usual Crop of Chatham County
Legislation ia General Assembly.

Usual Crop of Chatham County
Legislation Ia General Assembly.
Despite the apparent inability OF the
General Assembly 40 agree upon many
matters OF general importance. during the
session that ended yesterday. the usual
crop Of Chatham county local legislation
has been passed by both houses
50 far as r. known none OF
the various measures designed for
che alIcviatioh OF the distress
ing conditions that always obtain
In this county whenever a new Legisla-
ture assemblies has failed to pass. The
municipal election Will be held on Jan.
8, instead OF some other old date. the city
officers wiz be elected by Council. IN the
same way they were elected prior 10 the
time when political necessity required
their appointment. the County Commits
sloners will begin their terms on Jan. /.
instead OF March l. the grand jury OF the
city court-peace to its ashes-has been
abolished and the treasurer OF Chatham
county has been authorized 10 employ a
clerk. az the public expense and a salary
Of $50 year. The Governor. however.
seems not YET 20 have signed this last
bill
Two measures generally conceded 10 be
OF general public utility and worth. have
been passed by the Legislature and re-
oeivod the signature Of the Governor
These are the bills giving che Mayor and
Adorned authority 20 purchase land out
side the corporate limits for the purpose
81 opening streets and The bin transform
ing the savannah Volunteer Guards into
a battalion cf heavy artillery.
There was jubiation am>ng the mem
befa Of The Guards yesterday when II be-
came known here that the House had
passed their bill. Most Of che officers Of
the battalion received telcErams from one
or another ~ the Chatham delegation
and the news was soon disseminated
throughout the city. n Was known that
Gov Gambler would rign the bill and the
announcement that be has done 10. ap-
pcafing Ia tho Morning News to-day. will
excite no comment Tho tan Is a law.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
BONDS Fon FIT-rEEN YEARS.
Amendment VIII ne Considered by
the savannah Yacht club.

meeting Of the Savannah Yacht Club
viii b. held next Tuesday afternoon az 6
O'Clock at the clubhouse Tor the consider
alton OF a matter connected with the dis
position Of tho 81 90 worth o. per cent.
bonds that are 10 BE- issued by che club
20 pay a debt and improve Is property.
4 meeting Of the board OF stewards Of
the club was held yesterday morning,
when the matter was discussed.
Il h. desired 10 amerd the action taken
some time ago by the club relative 70 che
bond issue. A provision Of the rcsolu-
ton then adopted has Il that tho club.
should 4 see fit may rediecm any Of The
bonds after 1--WE years have elapsed II
has been found that capitalists seeking
good Investments do not ike 20 purchase
bonds that SIRE to be- taken up 50 soon.
and IL r. 20 70 amend this provision -
10 make the bonds run for fifteen years
.isa.s q D desired 90 hold the m citing. The
action OF ths board Of stewards was Ia
favor Of the amendment. and u Is not
doubted that such will be the acsion Of
club.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL vs.. CADETS.
VIII Tackle Each other at Football
Christmas Afternoon.

Christmas Afternoon.
There will be two games Of football
played here Christmas Day. Besides that
between che Savannah Football Team and
a team from Fort screven. which will
take place in the morning. another game
will be played m the afternoon at
o'clock by the Cadets and the High
School teams. These teams are made up
OF young men. who have been In con-
ssant practice from the beginning OF the
season and are, therefore. in splendid
conditlon, and likely 70 play good game.
The High school team has already play
ed one game this season, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. taking the scalp OF IT'S opponent,
the I.awton Ca1ets Team. by a score OF
10 20 The cadets team Is made up OF
some OF the players that were with the
Lawton team. but Il has been consid-
er-ablv etrcnethened boy the addition OF
new material and viii give Is opponents
a hard night FOR any honors that they
may gee out Of The coming game.
While the line mp or neither team has
been made yet. SIS players viii be picked
from the following men;
Cad,ss-Cubhege. Robertson. Wells.
strong. Harrfs. Flood. Doty. Hayward.
Roherson. Dunlap Launey. Pritchard'
Rirhfon Berg. and Bernhardt.
High s,hcol-Colllns. Beckett, Sullivan,
Kelly. Ross. Adams. Roman, Carellas'
Reilly. X ng Kehoe. Hariridge, f.;
Hartrdge. A.. Ingram. and Bell.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

WILL GLADDEN. CHILDREN.
FroebeI Circles Christmas Tree
Next saturday Morning.

The Christmas tree for poor children
will be given By the Froebei Circle Of
Kings Daughters next Saturday
morniux al II O'Clock in Ma
sonic Hail II is expected that
presents viii be given to about 90
children. that being the number that are
usually made happy NJ Christmas time
by me members OF the cirdie.
Donations FOR the Christmas tree will be
received by the circle. Next Friday there
viii be- members al day long AZ Masonic
uar. where fruit and candy may be sent.
Money contributions may be sent 90 Miss
Nina Pare No. % Harris street west.
ri.kcts for the Christmas tree may
also De- secured by poor children from her
home. Many OF the tickets have already
heen given out. but 81 Il thought possible
that some who are entitled 20 them have
not yei received them.
The proceeds from the dol show given
by che circle recently al the Chatham
Artillery Hall viii help the organization
considerably The SUCCESS OF the show
was somewhat greater than that OF last
wear. when about 500 was c'esred This
wear about ti35 viii have been cleared by
the dine three or four dolls that remain
hove been disposed or
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
PENNIES N mo DEMAND.
Holiday bargains Call for Many OF
the Little Pieces.


The Savannah banks are beginning now.
al the request On their customers. 90 sup
ply them with an additional number Of
pennies for tho holiday trade Dolls at
90 cents. marked down from 7s and jump
ing-jaeks at Is cents. that were formerly
-, help 20 account for this demand for
the little pieces Of money.
There was a time IN the history Of Sa-
vannah, and a Savannahian need not have
lived very long 70 remember II. whom
5-ceDt pieces were the smallest 10 which
the mercantile mind descended When
seventeen ana half yards OF calico cost
Gis cents. the customer came across with
~ and the merchant pocketed the dimer-
ence. II Il CHANGED TO amount 10 81 cents,
why. that was where the merchant Iost.
This Is the day Of the penny. Il Is a
rarity when anything il offered for sale
at a figure that can be expressed IN round
numbers. Solid oak bedroom sets can
be had FOR 1855 oil paintings BY the mas
tcrs for g. % and a complete set Of tho
works Of the late iamentod Dard Of Avon.
Handsomely bound Ia siik cloth. with
colored titles and book marks" for a.Ts.
IL can be but a few years longer when
grand pianos will be sold for ss5a.s3 aud
corner lots for sass9s9.
The feminine shopper viii walt for
twenty minutes 90 get two cents IN change
and lose valuable time in the process.
To provide all these pennies the hanks
are having hard time OF Il. and II IL
said that the Philadelphia Mint Is working
overtime turning out the little bits %
copper alloy. II Is only necessary TO
iook AZ the price marks on the objects
displayed IN any Broughton street window
20 understand why this r. 20.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
nvJoINED TIsE ORDINARY.
An Unusual EeEai Paper Granted
mr. q. Newman by Judge Speer.

An Unusual EegaI Paper Granted
mr. q. Newman by Judge speer.
SIR Emile Newman returned to Savan-
nah last night from Macon. where he
made dying trip on somewhat ursen'
business Mr.. Newman. with Messrs. Will
ZOO g Rogers. representing Solomon Shelf
cali. u. J. Morrison s Bros. and smith
l.as Med IN the United States District
e.4r, a psii,ion in Involuntary bank
rapt.y against J. W. Parker o. Liberty
county
Tho allegations in the petition arc that
Parker 4 insoIvent. and has committed
several acts Of bankruptcy. the chief q
which was the transfer 20 his l7-year-oli
.ar. of a store aud stock worth probably
$1,000 he has also within sixty days con
vowed other pr perry. and has applied 10
.h, ordinary u Liberty county for home
st,sd exemptions.
As soon az the proper record OF the pa
psrs had been made. Mr.. Newman. took
The napcrs and left over the Central Tor
Macon 10 see Judge Spoer. lie saw ne
Judge Yesterday morning, and had MT.
Is.y n Norwood appointed receiver Tor
bankers estate. and also secured from
Judge spoer a restraining order prevent
Ing The ordinary OF Liberty county from
taking any action IN the matter Of the
homestead without further orders from
tne court.
Mr. Norwood and United States mar
slai Will leave tomorrow for LAoerty
county. MIR Norwood viii take charge
% the property and the marshal VIII serve
'be papers granted by Judge speeF on
both Parker and the ordinary
Parker /. said 20 owe about s2.lc0 in sa-
taunah. a. follows Messrs. smith Bros..
So. Messrs d. }. Morrison & Bro, $780,
and Air. Sheftail. $500
The petition Tor adjudication Is return
able Dec. 20. before Referee In Bankrupt
w. A. II. MacDonel.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
CORNER STONE or ST. JOSEPH
rorNpATIoNs oF THE NEW HOS
,,r.L WILL ma BLESSED TODAY.


H,.hop Kelley win Preside, Assist
"A nv the Priests of the Diocese.
,.remony WIZ Take Place at Z
o.,loek This ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wm he Held Ia che ina=mary
chanel. Preceding the blessing of
the Cornerstone.
rh. ceremony OF blessing the corner
..,oe and the foundation Of the new
to.p.ta. In honor Of ST. Joseph. win take
,.i..e this afternoon "a 4 o'clock.
Tho foundations OF the new building are
,.e.t OF the ST. Joseph's lnnrmary. a de-
.srlption Of the architectural plans OF the
XIV building. as well as the Interior ar
.,-rements. and the history OF the Work
- ,be Sisters Of Mercy. under whose care
b. ,s neu as the indrmary viii be. was
,,,spshed 10 the Morning News last sun
day.
Az the Services to-day Right Rev.
pi.Bop Kelley will preside. assisted by
,s. priests OF the Savannah Diocese. The
s,sssing OF The cornerstone and founda-
atoms win be preceded by services in the
-aapel. consisting Of the benedicsion OF
,r. most Blessed sacrament and a ser
mon by the Bishop. At the conclusion
OF this service the Bishop and the other
,isrsymen viii 90 to the southeast corner
II the foundations where che cornerstone
SD be laid.
The articles to be put in the corner.
stone will nrst be put into a box and
tsen placed m the niche prepared in the
corner stone. Among these arioles win
h. The names OF Bishop Kelley, OF Rever-
end Mother GcnevieNe Of the Convent OF
81 vincent de Paul. the name Of the
PRESIDENT Of the United States, OF the
Governor Of Georgia. and OF the Mayor
az savannah. the names OF all the sisters
III the lnnrmary. the members Of tne Ad-
,isory Board. and OF the medical stan.
There viii be also photographs Cf the late
r.sbop Becker and OF the late Father
c,r,rty. and. probably. Of Bishop Kelley.
and medals Of the Sacred Heart. Of the
blessed virgin. and OF s.. Joseph. to-
sstaer with a copy OF to-days Morning
Newa.
After the box containing these articles
has been placed in position, and the cor
nor stone laid. the 3 shop viii bless H.
and then with the aid q the clergymen
,.ll bless the foundations Of the pro
,5..d budding. and oner prayers for those
whose contributions made les erection
possible.
Aside from the blessing Of the stone
.ad foundations the church prescri6es no
,.remouial for such an occasion. but on
ssch an occasion as Is this
none viii be needed to make
.l1lme and beautiful the simple
CEREMONY that dedicates 10 charity. and
good deeds the building that rs 70 BE-
reared
a number Of invitations has been sent
ou, aud .arge gathering at the scene OF
tas ceremony IS assured. In addition to
tfese invited guests, ard the general pub
DE- there viii be present the Sisters from
s. Joseph's lnnrmary, the Convent Of
81 Vincent DC Paul. and OF ST. Mary'e
Home.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
HE Pr1IED nER CONDITION.
Georgia Man who Wanted 60 RE-
itcve Rich widows Loneliness.

There b. a moderately rich widow IN
a ltue town down IN the southwestern
section Of the state, who was recently ths
recipient OF a very catering offer. i
came from on enierprislns citizen Of an
enterprising ht,le city on this side Of the
state, ana though IL did not contain the
customary formula object. matrimony. q"
mat mauimony was the object was easl-
~ apparent
Mrs Blank" the letter begins. Dear
Miss have Ban Informed that YOU or
widow and Perhaps Wood not Object
90 corresponding With Some one That wac
al rite II you wood corispond with NEE
Wood not under any circumstances
recommend my Self Blu. n you Want
Recommendation I WIN Refer you 10 any
merchant In toe Town OF - or 10
The Banking Company % .
II you wood Like 10 now my ocupation
] am a Farmer by trade, or was rased
farming But am now Ia the Warehouse
Business A Running a Steam mill AZ
any Rate u YOU Want any Recomenda-
ton OF me you Can Get lf-Rv Riiine ANY
o. those folks that have a Boye named
IN this Letter.
II Have Bin misslnformed A Bout
YOU and you wood Not Wish 20 Correspond
Win Nee ! Beg your Pardon, ana IL you
III Notify NEE by Return Mall / VII
submit TO The Way that vii suite YOU.
II you Wish 10 corispoud with Nee N er
you Have gained the Information thar YOU
Desire II WI. Bee My Wishes for YOU 20
DO So. II you Don't beside To correspond
with Nee. you VIII do me- a favor BY
Letting Nee Hear from you at an Early
Date. After You beside What YOU Want
10 DO and II q IS favorable I WIN Rite
YOU more fully my circumstances TO You
Without you beside More favorable Il
Mood Bee useless 20 Go further with any
other explanations as 10 my Scrcumstan-
ces
Hoping that this Is no insult 10 YOU
and Hoping that II Have Bin Msin-
FORMED that you Pardon Nee and LET NEE
no Same by Return Male. with Pest
Wishes Remain Yours Respectfully.
John Smith"
With the exception OF the names this
Is an exact, verbatim et iiteratim. copy
Of the letter. Tho punctuation. spe hog
and capitalization are an the work OF its
author. As gentle preliminary TO a
eourtship Il is a gem OF its kind
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
WILL PLAY ar HOME CHRISTMAS.
Savannah Football Team TO Tackle
an Eleven From st. ScreVen.

Savannah Football Team 20 Tackle
an Eleven From st. Screven.
The Savannah football team VIII pay
az home Christmas. It's opponent being a
team from Fort screven II had been
expected that game would be arranged
IN jacksonville for that day with tho team
that played here Thanksgivng but the
management Of tho Savannah team learn
ed yesterday from Manager Jones Of The
Jacksonville aggregation that another
team in that city had secured the Ia J
park and that b would be impossible to
have a game there.
Mr. Jones is anxious for his team to
have another so at Savannah. and %
stated In his letter The Savannah team
having already completed arrangements
TO play with Macon on New Years day.
viii be unable TO accept this offer to
meet Jacksonville before the latter part
OF January.
Tne Macon team that It Is expected 10
play here New Years IL a strong one
and will give the savannahians a hard
fight for the game Recently they played
he jacksonville J. l.. !. team. neither
side scoring.
The Savannah team has been strength
oned greatly since IT, Thanks giving game,
both by the acquisition OF new players
and the davClopmcut By practice Of the
old ones Puct ces Will be- held on Tues
day. "Wednesday Thursday. and Friday
nights az Sis O'Clock ne the Hussars
club All the positions on the team are
stul open and Will be assigned to the men
that show up best in practice.
The management OF the team has re-
reived numerous offers from other teams
thas wish 70 play here among them be-
ing a team from Charleston. and the
Cornell Vars ~ team.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
~. a. FAHEY DEAD.
MS Funeral VIII Take Place To-
Morrow Afternoon.

Air. ~. A. Fahey. keeper Of the City
Pesthouse. ded a, 81. Joseph's 1narnary
last night at o'clock. He had been sur
fering for some time with malariai fever.
which was the cause OF hls death.
Mr. Fahey was born in ireland about
- years ago. bus has been "a this cOun-
Try about forty years. lie leaves three
children. AIR. Edward Fahey. who 10 Ia
Ireland. Mrs. T. J. DOGGY, and Miss Little
Fahcy OF this city.
The funeral will take place az The home
OF his soo-in-iaw. Nr. T. J. Dooiey. No
50i West Broad street. tomorrow after
room ~ O'Clock Tno bony VIII ne taK~
en- 20 the Sacred Heart Church. snd
thence 10 the Cathedral Cemetery where
she burial wiz b. made
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
TO IMPROVE HACK SERVICE.
Haekmen 60 Petition Council go Put
Them Under 5000 bond.

The City Council Will meet tonight 70
resume confederation OF the budget. Some
OF the hackmen are circulating position
for an ordinance. requiring every hack
man 70 furnish a bond for s9Q before be-
ing licensed By the city. The petition
claims that there are too many disor1srly
characters among the hackmen. and that
something OF this kind II needed % raise
the standard Of the business. The PIES
y a year. with ten per cent. discount
for cash payment and tho small license
probably accounts Ia large part for tho
number Of hacks in oil degrees OF disro-
pute 90 be seen upon the streets An In
crease tn the license would undoubtedly
meet with favor with the citizens and
with the respectable hackmen as well.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
scoREs on THE GOLFERS.
standing OF Those who Engaged In
the Tournament Yesterday.

A tournament wns played on the links
Of the Savannah Golf club yesterday, the
purpose being TO establsh the standing
OF each member. Comparatively few en-
tered. however. the season being such
busy one as to preclude the appearance
OF many Of che players on the links on
this account the Green Committee. which
has charge OF the list Showing the scores
Of the members. has decided that any
scores made during this week VIII be re-
ceived.
the ladies Played IN the forenoon ana
the gentlemen IN the az ernon. N.ne hol. .
were played by the ladies'. while me gem
tlemon went over the course twice. Foi-
,oy,'nr are the scores that were handed IN
by ulayers.