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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Fernando Nolan was Il visitor at Las
Vegas on Thursday.
The Woman's Board of Trade will
hold a meeting on Monday afternoon.
The Santa Fe train, No. II, was de-
! layed last night and did not get in until
100 O'Clock this morning.
At the Bon-Ton: James Zimmerman
W. Z. R. hoffman and wife, Norfolk,
, Va; I. Rick, Santa Fe, N. M.
A letter is he'd for further directions
at the postoifice, addressed to Manuel
Torato, Orman q Crook, Colo.
At the Exchange: George W.. Batters,
l.. M. Gilliland, Chama; II. Il. Finnev,
Chicago; Manuel Santisteyan, Las AZ.
mas, Colo.
Mrs. Josephine DuChemin, with her
two children and sister. Miss Fannie
White, will leave for Denver today to
visit relatives.
The train from the west on the Santa
Fe railroad was three hours late this
afternoon. This evenings trains from
the east are reported on time.
The rain predicted by the weather
bureau for last evening arrived accom-
panied by "a windstorm. The precipita-
ton, however, was not heavy.
From tomorrow on and continuing
during the winter, the band concerts on
the plaza will be given at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. weather permitting.
Lost.-A necktie clasp pin with a five
stone setting in the shape of a ring.
Valued for being a souvenir. Suitable
reward if returned to the New Mexican
Office.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a
meeting at the G. A. R. Post Hall at 3
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. There
will be important business to come up
and all are requested to attend.
In precinct No. 3 the Republican
primaries will be held at the house of
Feliciano Sena, and in precinct No. 4
at the house of Evaristo Lucero. both
on Wednesday afternoon of next week.
The work of papering, painting, re-
novating and beautifying the millinery
parlors of Mrs. A. Mugler, at the south
east corner of the plaza, has been COM
pleted, and Miss Mugler has resumed
business.
At the Palace: L. H. Hofmeister.
Las Vegas; Ed. Hartman, Chama; John
Law, Antonito; f. 0. Scoggins, Denver.
Colo; C. A. Carruth, Antonito; R. A..
Kirk, St. Paul, Mimi; w. Hintze, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Commencing September "a, 1900, troop
E, New Mexico National guard, will
meet for drill on Mondays only, at 5 p.
NJ. sharp, and from that date the by-
laws imposing fines for absence without
proper excuse will be strictly enforced.
I The 5561st Jewish New Year (Rosch-
~haschanah), beginning Sunday evening,
September 23, services will be held at
the home of Joseph Herself in the even
ing at Z o'clock, and Monday, Gath, at
0 a. m. All belonging to hat faith are
cordially invited to attend.
Deeds have been filed with the probate
clerk whereby Henry Mckenzie and
daughter transfer to Katherine Nc
Kenzie Irvine for 81 and other valuable
considerations their interest in what is
known as the Jose Duncan land grant.
and Henry Mente to R. M. Carley a
house and personal effects at San Pedro
for $21.
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o.. 8. Weather Bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico: Rain to.
night and probably Sunday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, II
degrees, at 200 p. M; minimum, As de-
grees, at 600 H.. m. The near tempera-
ture for the "a hours was go degrees,
mean daily humidity, 20 per cent: pre-
cipitation, a trace. Temperature at
600 a. m. today, SO.
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Republican prian. ay Precinct l3.

The Republicans of precinct Is in this
equity will meet for the election of five
delegates to the county Republican
convention to be held September Goth,
at 4 p. M, on Wednesday, September
Goth, 1900, in the court house where the
primary will be called to order by the
undersigned. Max. Frost,
Precinct Chairman.
Santa Fe, Sept. 22nd, 1900.
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Meeting.

A special meeting of stockholders of
the Mutual Building & Loan association
of Santa Fe, N. M, is called for Mon
day. Sept. "a, 1900, at 5 o'clock p. m.
To amend article 4, section / of the by
laws to agree with the territorial law.
At the Office of the secretary.
A.. A, ATKINSON,
Secretary.
Santa Fe. N. M. Sent. 10. 1900.
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Major R. j. Palen has received an
other $11 for the Galveston sufferers.
making a total of $3.50 subscribed in
Santa Fee for that cause.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

Watch your table if you want to live
well. For choice, wholesome Kansas
City fresh meats, try A. Walker Co.
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For Rent.

A siy-room house furnished with hall
and store-room, now occupied by o. c.
Watson's family. Apply to j. P. Vic
tprV
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

Fresh creamery butter received on ice
by express, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays at A. Walker Co.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

FRESH FISH"
And all kinds of game in season at tn
Bon-Ton.
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For the Galveston Sufferers.

Fall and winter millinery at Miss A.
Mugler, northeast corner of Plaza. 81
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

Household furniture for sale; apply at
Mrs. VIM. Kcller's residence, Palace
aVanun.
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A very nobby line of ready-to.wear
hats exhibited In Miss A. Mugler's show
windows. ct
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Tissue paper at the New Mexican Of
fee for wrapping fruit.
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Plaza, Concert.

Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program on the plaza
tomorrow evening at 800 o'clock, the
weather permitting:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

KANSAS CITY MEATS"
Can be found at the Bon-Ton.
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Santa Fe. n. M. Sept

-Ho!-OYSTERS.-Ho!
First of the season at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-22

FROG LEGS"
Yes or any other old thing in the eating
line at the Bon-Ton.
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". n. H. WOODWARD,
aSS9YER End CAEM!ST.
Shelby ST., Opp. Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe.

Special attention paid to the deter
mination of unknown minerals and
chemical analysis Of same. Correct re-
suits guaranteed.
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A Letter Which Proves
That Lydia e. Pxnkhax,s's
Vegetable o I'm d
WIN Remove 7Nn1Os' and
Cure Other Weakness.

"Two years ago l was a great suf-
ferer from womb trouble and p~rofuse
flowing each month, and tumors would
form in the womb. I had four tumors
in two years. l went through treat
ment with doctors, but they did me no
good, and I thought I would have to
resort to morphine.
"The doctor said that all that could
help me was to have an operation and
have the womb removed, but I had
heard of Mrs. Pinkham's medicine and
decided to try it, and wrote for her
advice, and after taking her Vegetable
Compound the tumors were expelled
and | began to get stronger right
along, and am we'll as ever before. Can
truly say that 1 would never had got
ten we'll had it not been for Lydia E.
Finkham's Compound" - Mary A.
Stahl, WatsOntOwn, Pa. ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
THE FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.
INJURED THREE MEN ~ fEfNHARD
4 sCHAtL BUILDING.

Mr. Charles schaupp and Two Col
or~d porters. Abram Roach and
Edward waits. thr Victtms-IIeaVy
nos ~ Goods Was on the Elevator
az the Ttme-Ihe Fnii Wa From
About che Third story 10 the base
sncnt-PhssiciHns We're summoned
fn Haste and Cared for the Injur-
80 ucn-EIevntor had Been In
SPECIFIED Regularly.
Three men were injured by me fali ~
IN elevator used Jointly bs Mu Meiu-
bard seHsa ana tae Metropolitan
CIo,h.ng COMPANY about ESQ o'clock lasf
night TIE injured ore Mr calr.fs
srhaupp efefk TOR N-.ut1ri seaaal
Abram Roach. porter fr tho Metropol-
IAN ciotbioe Comran,. and Edward Wi
Dr.. porter for M.ralri q sehaui
SIR ). bauro 400 tne tao colo-ea por-
fef. wera iu Ee elevator $50 others were
a the ctr l4t tteoo wsa Il very heavy
box n eIof ue ftat was being lowered
from one ~ tHe upper floors 20 tnt
ground naar ~ tle uul1.rg, where 81 Wac
% De- loaded far shipment Tine box. win
'. coz fhI-. i. Nf' ..i' "'t~ttt4 t''-'
60 81 pounds j. was OF corrcs.,5nd.u rs
t..-l..,s ,.,1 ,r -e,-fy tho entire car.
ih'i' 'i Hi1
IS the elevator was descending ana
PAS I'd ne ,hird floor. something became
l.-.e-sa - brake Iuat what the srotsuls
.r,. ........
~ me car themselves d.1 nor know.
though one ~ them declared that th"
rlpa had broken with nothing 20 impede
d.. can .A. .- ...,,.4 o,, .s mas ard
..t.. l.-.. 49,. r.f- ygt.r 10 -r.rhaI tna
t......-.
q.r. a. ~ Ga. r,onI WAS what injured
49,. -..-.....,-.- 80 49,. elevator The fatl
49, ,..-ie. .-f .r. car struck che base
49,, a. ,..,t a., .-,.t ,b., ~o.la have
49,, b..,-l ~, 49,. 81 ,hrea blocks tr4
.,.,t. !. ...r.-,,...,r .t1t eao,R tba ensire
t...4lt - 49,. +, ,,oraar th. er~unar,te
....-a ~. ~ Lnl.s n. IL v..- tb.s. ea-
,-.s ,...a, .-..,.. t.-,,te.s ~, hor.s were
-, ,l,,.,.t, .1,a,.. h.4 an ,s..,rfrnent OF
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
MINISTER'S orr Top CONFERENCE
4 Number OF other Members Who
Probably VIII Attend Also.

Probably VIII Attend Also.
The annual messing q the South Geor-
gla Conference viii begin a. Cuthhert to-
morrow. Al OF the Methodist ministers
OF Savannah. with the exception OF Rev
W S Heath. viii be in attendance. and
Wil present reports OF their work Rev
j. \. Smith Of the Epworta Nicholas
church left for Cuthbert Mo.lsy night
Rev Osgood r Cook Of Grace Church
and Rev. Bascom Anthony of Trinity
Church left Last night and Rev. Ri D..
cook Of Wesley Monumental viii leave to.
night.
Ia addition 10 the ministers. the confer
ence has also number 81 lay delegate
tive from each district ANA q number OF
delegates. Who from their position un the
church boards are ex-officio members The
lay delegate from Savannah are Msssrs.
" b Stub5s and J y. McGNls aad Dr
y. G. A4nslcoo-G. sac c&-o.illlo mcmO,.a
aye Aessr.. : y. -.daMa. e. ~ Dc-aert
aAd J. y. Williams IL 81 p.os4uic tuat
the majority .. these viii ~ present At
the conference co. 90 least a part o. the
tille dgung its session. which will last
ahput p days.
Tine minute- book of lass Years conf ~-
cnce was got up by Rev J g. Smith
and Rev Ed b. Cook. This years book
viii be so, up by Rev Mr. smith
alone Rev. MI Cook being too busy to-
devote any time 40 10
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
THE cH,THASr muNr CLuB.
Organized Last Might st the De soto
With n Hurrah.

There was "a rousing meeting Of tho
'ox-hunters at the De SOLO last night.
Ths purpoee Or the nesting was 20 or
sanize "a hunt club. similar TO tho cubs
which are So popular in the North and
East and in Europe.
Among the nrst things done was to
mama me CLUB. \ name which suited
everyone was The Chatham Hunt club
ana this name was given enc new organi-
zation Its officers are.
President Paul Haskell
First Vice Presideuj-B n Neal
Second Vice Presldent--J. II. Furber
Secrotary-Z H. Respess
Treasurer r shuptrine
Master Of tho Houuds-M y. Corhn.
WhL--H. J.. Drake.
The club starts of with good mem
nereaip The value Of the present pack
of fox hound 81 go The hounds com
hine the blood ~ the famous Henry dogs
ans the celebrated Bipisoug dogs The
birdaolg type have made Georgia Fam.
ocs. so far as FOX dogs so This was
decided 900 contest Boz Virginia "A year
aso. when both breed OF hounds were
pJt lu the ueid. The prize was borne
away ny two bird-oug dogs carried up
ny "a hunter from Wayncsboro.
D. WIS decided AZ last nights meeting
That ladies' during TIE next year might
become members OF tho club free The
tre for gentlemen VIII De SO.
The following gentlemen we're appoint
81 committee 10 draft bylaws and rules
hy which the club may be governed z
p. Respess o. Neal. N y Corbin
Applications from several nonresident
members We're received. a committee
was appointed To present 10 che club
suitable hunting costumes FOR gentlemen
und ladies This Will however ne the
regulation red packet suit which S. gen
orally adopted by most hunt clubs
The kennel VIII be established iust out
slide tire city limits and the hounds will
be- put under TIE care 81 an experienced
manager ~ dogs The club Wa arrange
two chases each week during the winter
months
Ia anticipation 81 the organization Of
The Chatham Hunt club invitations have
been reccived~by hunt clubs in adjoining
states. 10 is not likely. however. that
these viii b. accepted. AZ least Tor the
present season Il is the purpose OF che
club to- increase the number Of hounds
ana set 800 FUN hunting trim before IL
leaves home territory The hunters az,
enthusiasts over the splendid start OF
tho new club and they predict great
ihiugs Tor b.
Tho FIRST chase VIII probably take
place al Sandy Thursday. tine 18th In
stlut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
NAY nv AtGrSTa COMPANIES.
Talk Incident 20 the FuIinz Up 81
The First Infantry.

the First Infantry.
Some tank is heard ~ the assignment
q. th. four companies Augusta 90 tHe
Flrn infantry % tae very probable event
- the nu making the Savannah Voiun-
tser Guards battalion - heavy ar'ii-
lery passing the Legislature Col " @
obear. inspector general Georgia State
Troops. would not commit himself tn any
way upon tho matter when he was So tho
rlty day before yesterday. further than
90 tell two or three o. the officers with
nom DE talked that the First Infantry
would not remain regiment ~ eight
campanles on account 90 the Withdrawal
of one Second Battalion the Guard.
CaI Dbrare tdea IS ttaf four more
/. moaulrs wf1 be adm tfed into The ser-
tIee as infantry 10 take che place left
vacant hy the Guards. These companief
10 is Understood. are 70 be attached Co
me commando of which they would 4eo-
graphically form part With the as-
.zument ofthe Augusta companies 90 100"
FIRST. a. ls NOW thought not impr'oabl~.
a new distribution would have To- ho
made 20 that section Tn fact general
chance would have 10 be ordered
30 intmatiou OF just what would he
done boz thc why 81 attaching companies
4 would hs given by Col obetr he SAID.
I in advance 90 the action 30 diniru
would be nad in raising the four com,
pauies Within ten DAYS. as there are b
number OF places THAT are seeking TO
form military ur-auizations.
THE poirt ia made hy some 81 The sa-
vourna officers thut Go would be wcA 90
attach tho Augusta compiulea 60 tnc
Flrst Tor the reason chat mat city i% fcii-
o. nearer Savannah tnuu ThomasVll'
puifman and Naiapsta. ON fra ~ the
reeitneut do not regard b. aH very see
rious objection e. have tac rcsiment com
posed of only nve iaeal companies. the
remaining seven being located in other
places. Az ore az them said yesterday. o.
Is seldom that ae many az three COM
pan.ea of "a regiment 10 The regular army
are found in one garrison set thc admin
ietrltve work goes or satisfactorily just
the same.
a point 300 tho proposed BIN FOR the re-
tnoval ~ the Guards from the First In
fartrv That g. noe understood here is
whether the force 81 1--WE infantry feCi-
ments is a. be- left dcpleted hy one hattai-
ion. rendering it impossible 90 admit other
companies 90 nI up hc vacanciea Col
Dlear de Jared that DE would look into
This matter upon his return to Atlanta
and would enter objection Il he found that
me bll would change the Guards 10
heavy artillery without making provision
for tho adjustment of the infantry
force 10 70 FUN strength 90 i've regiments
a. is az present provided hy law. He has
u, objection TO the Guards becoming
heavy artillery. but he wants the strcus th
OF che infantry a. remain ls u is.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
rMs MENACE or BROKEN GLASS.
aso3 es.ztz tolnpiaialaB or the
Amount OF 81 That IL ia tIs streets.

nsc5cs.st2 ConpIaialaE OF thc
Amount OF "a That IL in ths streets.
Numerous complaints are being made
los blcyciats of the amount or broken
glass on the streets and The consequent
damage thai results TO the tires OF their
wheels. There Is a city ordinance against
throwing such sun IN the street. but 81
seems 90 De- violated daily. II one may
Judge by ;fo number or puncturcd tires
tLat are carried 10 the bicycle shops so
be repaired as a result OF the riders be-
'u. so unfortunate as 20 strike lots OF
glass on many OF the city's principal
streets.
As set no complaint OF the matter has
been made 20 tine police department. but
one gentleman yesterday stated his In
t,nUou OF doing -. and said that he
know personally % az least twenty
other riders who having suffered from
tU4s Same cause were willing 20 send a
s..uci request 40 tho police department
asking ,hat the police be more careful In
enforcing tie ordinance.
The streets that seem 20 particularly
abound with tlis menace 10 bicycles are
jefferson. north II Liberty, Liberty. from
Whaaker west. ami even Bull street. IN
DO number 81 places.
Not only is gl4ss thrown ia the streets
lrit other materials Of "a nature likewise
dangerous to tires. Few days ago there
was 10 De seen ~ the corner % Whitaker
ana Bryan streets the fragments 81 WHINE
gppcarcd To he BARRIERS mug. and be-
f8r. 10 had been cleared away which was
not for couple OF days. no less than three
riders had their wheels punctured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
PunLlc sALEs WE'RE SLOW.
Few Bidders and rardy Bidding De-
fore Court House Doors.

Ha.W
inr a"'.a % '-t county 1"1i' H"-'N
to-day were not accompanied py thc I'VE
j, bidding that had Been anticipated. The
.,..t go. ,.,.,t ana ,,.l 40. ,,.r,.,r a.. be
VIZ mus" e-+fs WIN ""''
perinf
SIT a. II Dorset sold the residence
8r che northeast corner Of Hlb-
,-..--. 49,
erlf f@r A@o Inc properly
Was part OF enc estate % the late
r- geo-re n stone ana vas Knocked
~, r... ia
-
A.a' Two i'l on west hinao s'I7'.'
tween Tri'fy-eighfa ana Ih.rty-ninth
.t-...r for $50 These lsts were bought
i. f.r t.a estate hv vs. Woledse
Tv..rfy-six Tote Ia Johnston ward. tn the
.gr-r,u. eastern section OF che city. were
Knocked down los Afr Dor.ett TO- Mr }
b. Futb.r. the purchase prise bella. gio0
r.r lot
T.r .rvsr-rocm reeisorra az No 1910
fIsa.-4f.r. street located an "A lot hav-
ir- frontage 81 thirtv-two feet. was
soIi IS lir Dor~ett 20 n Dubois.
Tho -p.Ir farm. containing nine acres.
.rl ..t1atsa ga he Thurtcrbot roal
Iu.t eoutnea-t OF the c.tv lu0ts was also
advertised srf aaerad Tor sale Tacr.
aae orl. ono n.d ard Air Dorsett with
8r.v. che nror,arr,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
4 ouEr MORNING WEDDING.

NJ Luuis 4 nnoui and nisa Bessie
uoso tho ,ontta,taE Pcrsoua-
b.. Louis cooper Eaol! ald Anss Be--!o
clifton Rose were married yesterday
morning at sg0 O'Clock at the home Of the
brides mother MIS- b. D. Rose. No Sl2
Oele,horpe avenue. cast owing 10 a re-
cent death lu the brides family the WAR
riase was "a very quiet one. only Tie
immediate relatives being present Rev.
j. l. ScuHy of So. pauls Church per-
formed the ceremony
Immediately after tno ceremony Mr. and
Nts Raoul lcft for Florida ana VIII hoe
W. for ahout teu days. Upon their re-
urn thev wiI boz coo home to their friends
40 no si1 Oeictnorpo avenue, east
The bride is O. most charming yo1ns
iadv. whose many charms. both Of person
sud mind. have cudoarcd hcr 60 large
circle ~ friends.
Alr Raoul - wen known and popular
Noung man who is connected with the
Central Npad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
WILL GIVE ROUTES TO BOTH.
NEITHER PETITIONER ron RAIL
WAY FRANCHISE WILL GET
nILT.

No. M,.x ct,.. The Probable so
tu,,o, Of m. street RAILWAY Fran
chi. ou..,,o,-price aud Mont
.om.r, the onI, Two Available
str.e,.-E.rb Petitioner 90 -,
Allowed one Of These streets-The
at.yor r,,lstp. THAT the Matter
of selecting Route Has Been
Nery D,a,c,tt and That rms Ac-
rouat. for the DELAY.
--..-. "a /, r-,.,e., tbat ne c.ty Colu-
I'll vyu s,,r arrive ~ ssrs dearee idea
.....tr 80. r,ft.-
- VIM
o. the street runway +iat'
Myers atterHor Yves called S-s'eiHt. q.
he unllsfrl tim. taken hy Council O.
,t..l,s,..,. ,.,.,- ,.. ,..tI-.,r ~ Ola. V,r-
....4 ,f
the Morning Hewe
There has been 90 intentional decay
an the nar, of Connect sa.a rre Mayor
.......u...,.. ,.,.,-
81 atfat l"nsti ihiu le niece
ia o. "a very 4ifeast ma ,Hr t7 sei
a route for "a utw o.mpauF sad tle
zf,...r ",.a 49,. .s... .-.. te.., mod.
uoners seeking franchises tho matter b.
all tbe rn,re 5.r-iI u t.e Na-n.r
-, ....
''-' ''
ng of me committee 20 tnr Nao.e
would have seen what q fask there WI
before the committee The maps placed
before II. showing me routes desired ut
he TWO petitioners. made piaia iae am
Guilty OF the problem u was seen 10 t-
,-,-,t.,u,. t,,,,,..t.t. 20 -... ...-.- To-.
-'.'"e' iran 'D'so TOT pe''
me streets GA whica taey desire ta rI.
are already 70 fully taken up as POI l.1t.
no room for other tracks. We hli fa't
under the law We cnuUp. romas. an e.-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

when YOU can cure yourself for nifty
cculse All skin diseases. such as tetter.
salt rheum. riugworm. eczema. etc can be
surely cured los an ointment called letter
iuc. ANY number Of Testimonials shown for
the askng. Nothing else Is a. good. I'm
less your druggist has it. send dO cents In
stamps o. tae manufacturer J. I shup-
trine savannah Ca. for a box postpaid
aN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

~. &. HARDY. Jr.. aud Miss Mary Cara
kcr'NNcrc Welded Last Night.

Mr. IT, @ Handy Jr- ana
Miss Mary Belle Carlkor were
married las, night "a $50 o'clock
at the home OF the bride. No. 2i5
Duly street east Fhe wedding was
outlet ana unostcntatious only the inn
mediate family and relatives belng in att
{, 0dnnce
Nj Hardy IS well known IN Savannah.
He b. employed 10y Messrs Eckman a.
Veteburg His bride Is a young lady who
has MANI friends. They will he wished
great happiness by all who know them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Tho remains OF the late Magnus Brown
" hose death Monday night at the home
Of his son-in- law. sir Charles Braut. on
Mcponough street. was announced Ia the
Morning News Yesterday. were sent 10
New York by the midday train Tor inter-
meut.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Mrs c Wright desires 20 announce
that having leased the Hotel Claxton FOR
another year She VIII cndcavor TO give
thc travelling public better accommoda.
toms than ever before. in fact. the best
90 he had Make a poiu, OF 81 70 stop az
ClaNtou over uirhf -ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

Mrs. Wins.ow Soothing svrup has been
used for children teethine. I. soo,hs~ the
chld sofiens tie gums allays an pain
cures wind collie. and is The best remedy
Tor Diarrhoea. Twenty Ave cents a bottle
Id
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05
FIREMEN no GIVE 4 BALL.
one for the Beneht Of Endowment
Fund to IIc Given Snon.

Savannah Council No j. Order of Amer.
s-an Fircmen. has decided 90 give ia bali
ia che near future Tor The benefit ~ 500
endowment fund. It had been decided
that the ball should take place Now
Years Eve. but learning Thar the Daurb-
ttrs Of the Confidence intend to -i,.
n ball Jan J. the Fircmcu's committee has
decided nos 20 embarraas tue Daughters
in their worthy cause and ths ssh-eor1-
mittees are now perfectine arraueer1sf,..
10 bring on their bail az a later date
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

ne funeral OF 81. George p. Grey.
Moose ---s-. v@4 c....o--ccd a. TIC .lora-
ing News yesterday. vii take place from
Wesley Mo-uue1,al Church tals mora
Ing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-05

'Graybcard s. a family medicine with
us" said q prominent business man yes
tcrday My wife takes g.. ana ! notice
she 81 enjoying better health than Tor
years The calidrcu keep well by taking
IL"