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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
Hcid fe-tcrda, Afternoon by the
Council 81 Jewish Women.


thr 'ohhcti or J'"IsA omen htia lNH
annual public meeting yesterday after
neon al f.8a O'Clock lH the sunday school
.-.,, ii, .1,.,,,f. .ttt.t,.,. t-t..t
Nl.'. r" Pi''i'.'H'Ia "'''N'''H ''''' '''7
an address Of welcome was read by Mrs.
j. Meudes ana tais Ras followed by
,g. -s.sr, or,t,..t- treasurer Mrs. gatman
go ~.
r''"'
halatre on haud - fli-th Nhit" Win
Toe addition of 600. which rad been re-
..I,..t f...,, A.. t,,.,1 .,1,u. ~ Atlanta.
i, t,,s-,
th tAe .'t'e' ln Wh - Alf. cone" HV''t ''7
check he uouac5 iae council that h.
.ys9.i g.,.. ,fats4r f-.l --t.esiav when he
+4HI.l.Ir ett.,ernh
ra.n, MIS- RAIN So Mrs Lawrence
i.ttt.r,.r apf o.4 followed bv a report
n ,r. ,,.rlf ~ ,t. -.slret since, as or
e4f4gttIon A. vr + Nj Minis sbe
..ak. * rna tvo brareh hes ~ tine work
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
ITS ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Celebration of sunday school of So.
PauI's Lutheran Church.

The eleventh anniversary OF the founda-
lion OF St Paurs Lutheran Sunday
school. tn conjunction with the Reforma-
Ton Festival usual in Lutheran Churches
al this season Of the year, was held last
aignt in she church building at Bull and
Thlry-nrst streets
The pastor. Rev. Monroe J Epting who
IS also the superintendent Of the Sunday
school. presided at the celebration Of the
evening The programme consisted Of
recltaoons. songs and responsive e1er-
eises. the last named breathing the spirit
o( the reformation and descriptive OF the
part It had played IN the religious his
ory OF the world one OF these. The
Reformation illustrated" recited hy Miss
Berta Hoffman ana eight others. was par
leulariy Interesting.
The superintendent delivered his re-
Horf for the wear which closed last night
showing chat the school nod steadily adj
tauead iu mum aega uud increased in pros
per.ty. aud tnnt Il had PLAYED during the
year an active and important part in the
work os the church. The exercises we're
attended by large coucourse OF the par
euts Of the pupils. and other members
nd friends Of che church. and were great
ly enjoyed.
The annual congregational meeting Of
the church was held Immediately after
tne morning service, and officers for the
ensuing year were elected. as f3ilows
Elders " y. Metzger. n Roberts. +
Vessels. ST.. II. r. Lubs. George suhr
and G.. ,. Rarthelmess. deacons. W r
Seherff. T.. ". Clarke. g. A. Munster
oppenheimer George Derst and &. c.
l.ecbee
These officers VIII be installed after the
return OF Rev. Mr. Epdug from the synoi
at HARRISON. on sunday Nov Is Next
SUNDAY the pastor win SIN be In attend
4nce on the synod
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
THOUGHT TmEY WE'VE LOST.
Disappearance Of Warren white and
Albert Stoddard Caused Much Ana

Disappearance Of Warren white and
Albert Stoddard Caused Much AnN-
Icty.
The failure Of Messrs Warren White
and Albert stoaaari TO return Saturday
night from an excursion on which they
had goHe 90 Bcauleu on Alr. stoddard's
boat the Doris caused considerable un-
casiness 10 their parents. The young men
lefi the city saturday morning. expect
iuS TO go 10 Bcaulieu and return thar
night. Their failure 20 return as expected
caused some uueaslness 90 the members
81 their families. but 10 was thought they
might have spcu, the night at Beaulleu
When morning arrived and they had
not returned and nothing had been heard
~ them hy noon. apprehension was
aroused lest some mi hap might have oc-
Cured Co them. Mr. White began "a
search. teierhonng to Thmderbou Isle
% Hope ANA other points bat obtained
10 news OF them. lie left the city IN the
afternoon accompanied hy his daughter.
Miss White. the latter gong 20 Beaulicu
and MI white 90 Montgomery
The youre men put n AZ the latter point
late yesterday afternoon. They had struck
rough weathcrou their way 20 Beaullsu sat
urday and put IN at a quiet nook where
they spent che night continuing their
voyage 20 Beaulleu yesterday Their safe
arrival was a great relief % the suspense
e the parents as well as their friends
news % their disappearance having been
circulated throughout the city Young
Mr. white returned 70 the city last night
with his father Rev. Robb white Mr.
sIoddards -"T@nta 1--we al Montgomery,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
WHY BELIEvE rHE BIBAE.
REV. Bnscom Anthony Gave His Ren-
sons Last Night at Trinity.

"why ] Believe the Bible" was the sub
te-t 81 the sermon Ut Trinity Church last
ntght hy the pastor Rev. Bascom An
thony Mr. Anthony gave the reasons FOR
his acceptance o. the hook and OF Its
teachings. advancing arguments TO sus-
tain the Christian position. and in retu-
tation Of those hat ore made by the eps'
mics 81 the religion when they seek to
Impeach the Scripture
Mr. Anthony said che authenticity % the
Scriptures cannot be- reasonably question
- AZ thcrr IS conformity In the three
versions that have come down through
the Hcorew and the samaritan and Greek
Transitions This IDENTIFY - so thor
oughy sustained taat. said Mr Anthony
there can be no question % authenticity
Discoveries of recent times have served
tp show beyond all peIadventure. the
preacher declared. chat the ancient cities,
Of which mention i4 found IN no other
work save the Bible really existed, ex-
cgVatlons proving tnat the descriptions Of
the Scriptures tailed with the facts as
disclosed hy research.
Another reason for his belief the pns-
tor found in the Enforcement Christ
gave tho Old Testament. from which he
quoted freely. declaring the knowledge
had come from Cod This testimony TO
tae divine inspiration Of the Bible. ac-
cepliue the belief that Christ was him
self divine. Christians find to be conclu-
sive. The unity Of the Scripture point
INK always to one thing, the coming Of
tne Christ. show the inspiration % the
prophets 10 have been alike and from on
nigh. which was accepted by the preach
er as another reason for MS credence, The
contents Of the Book showing the love OF
the Father for men and the fact that II
never grows old, never gets ont 81 date.
being unlike an other books, were add
t!onai reasons
Mr. Anthony closed his sermon by read
ing the prophecy 10 Isaiah Of the coming
of the Christ and OF the treatment lie
was destined 70 receive on earth at the
bonds OF those he had come 20 save. The
pastor said the chapter reads far more
ike history than prophecy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

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an appetite; it iuvigorafes and strength.
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cures syphilis in all IFS various stages
old ulcers. sores and kidney complaint =
r. T. cures camrrah. eczema. eryslpelas.
all skin diseases and mercuriaI poinsontne
T.. A. e. cures dyspepsia chronic fernaIs
complaints and broken-down constitution
and loss of manhood. =. r. r.. the best
blood purifier Of the age. has made m ,ro
permanent cures han all other hood r. M
edlcs I.ppman Bros, sole proprletors.
Savaauah Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
THf, SECOND FEsTn a..
OF st. Johns Church choir CeIe-
brated Last NIxIft.


Tho choir 81 81 Johns Caurch gave is
second festival at the church last night
ana presented very iuteres ing ana we'll
sung programme Of which the number
were published in Yesterday Morning
News The choir WIS assisted by Mr. j
". Black ana was under the direction Of
MIR. Edwyn r. woodlands. oreanlst and
choirmaster.
The following are members Of the choir.
Sopranos Herbert p .ersou. Frank Leon
Walter Murry. Willie Knight. clinton
Gnann. Marion HARRISON. John Drrsf.
Anton Snow. Beverly Reese. George Van
dervere. eaton Fitzgerald. Frank Fttz.
gerald. Don Prgsser Elliott Daniels.
Arthur Waters. Robcri Greene. Thomas
Reece, Thomas Getzsiursr. Leonard Dam
eis Lewis FAlliEaut. Willie Thee. John,
Thee Russell Bythewocd Everett slot
hart Elton Lamctt George Tsteomb
Tenors-Mr Cuyier Gordon. Mr.. Vernon
c. Page. Mr. Raiford Falllrant
Bases Mir VIM s. H,ois Mr. Walter
Reddick. Mr.. W J Dempstcr Afr. Harry
Roberts
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
Mass MEETING or DEMOCRATS.
Chairman Meidrim HAS called one to
Elect Executive Committee

Chairman MeIdrim HAS called One 20
Elect Executive Committee.
Col +. W Meldrim. chairman of the
Democrats Executive Committee of CHAT
ham county. has issued a call 20 an Dem
ocrats 81 the county. inviting them 80
meet ia the city Court room, al $50
O'Clock tonight. col. Mediums c1li D.
as follows:
by virtue OF the power vested iu me
as chairman Of the Domocrusi- party o.
the county Of Chatham. a mass meeting
OF tho party h hereby called FOR $50
O'Clock. p. m at the City Court room Iu
Savannah. Monday Nov. o. 1870 Cor tho
purpose OF selecting new Executive
Committee. che adoption Of rules govern
INK said committee ana for such other
matters rs may properly come before the
meeting"
Il Is understood that AZ the meeting che
action already taken hy the leaders 81
the two factions viii be confirmed aul
those Democrats. already selected as tho
Representatives Of the factions ou the Ia
ecutlve Committee. selected again as the
representative Of the parsy 80 Chatham
county. Mr. T. Mayhem Cunningham
Jr, will Be made chairman OF the new
committee j. So probable that the meet
inr VIII be short ana. from the elze Of
the meeting place. cannot be largely
ATTENDED
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
SPECIAL SALE OF TABLE
lhNASK

Good Half Bleached Damask a5,: worm
s5c
Coed Half Bleaehei Damask s5. worth
45c
72-ineh Good German Dam1-k 71c worth
$50
eo-inch Good BIeacheI Linen eos worth
60c
Ga~inch Union Damaek e1ise; worth s1e
e. nch extra heavy Blenchcd 49, worth
800
72-inch extra .heavy Be1chsd 500:
worth &g5
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
HELD irs ANIMAL MEETING.
Congregation Of the First Presbyter-
inn Church Heard Omccrs Reports.

conservation Of the First Presbyter-
ian Church Heard Officers Reports.
Tho annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting Of
inc First Presbyterian Church was held
yesterday morning. after the morning SER
vice Reports were made by Rev. Arthur
Smith che pastor and by Mr. Walter
Coney chairman of the board ~ deaaons
Rev Air smiths report showed that
aoce TIE beginning ~ his pastorate the
membership o. the church has been stead
l.y gfoNirE. and That though less than 90
when he took charge AZ AFFAIRS. r. now 2T5
The report also showed the number or
HaffiaE r. deaths AID christeninEs at
which the pastor had onlciated.
The report Of Mr Couey Is one Of the
best that has been made by the board IN
several years. the finances Of the church.
IN particular, being IN excellent condition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

Just received lafge and assorted sup
ply 81 school bags and school supplies
all a, cut rates. from 10 cents up. also.
Gsual large sscek O. al the seheol Sssks.
nov used in Chatham county. at Esulls
News Depot IS Ball street, Savannah
Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

ugie and doublc-brcasied HlIo rel
Shirts 500. worth $50 This Is leader
Mems Red Flauuel Underwear at $50
a suit: cheap al 500
a 5oc Cotton Flannel Drawers tbs week
27iac
Just received. a nne assortment of Netk-
wear a. 95r and f9c They age ha1.ef
We carry Union Suits for ln4.a. 4n1
children Also p large line Of rnd a1r
a prices that plense
The season being late W. ars M ing
our entire line OF elegant Wrfps ore-*-
ing Of Capes, Jackets aud Furs Hi PCS
unheard 81 in Savannah We make
speciality Of Carpets. Mat.iuss ana RUGS
A. rock bottom figures.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
THE ELKS' REIGN OF FUN.
CARNIVAL GATES WILL nv OPENED
At O'CLOCK THIs AFTERNOON.


e.aRNIV cATE.S WILL. M OPENED
-, 49,. .,.,.,.u~onN
There VIII he nrtef Ceremonies On
,he Rrxtcvtnu stand on Hull
-. ,t..,,,,,,,,,,t ana
Then the IN N'''
Grounds src srran=r d-N"r"he"t
nt.rtn, Lines uath sides of the
s .t...... ,,,,d t.sbtIA
,-.
lions "n ~" hi%" 90 NV
Ecrri. wheel. the t'ondoln~ "nd
miniature umiissns ga the LEFT.
.,.t s.--.,,,,,,t. s-h.,,, An
Shafit N
gates of the Eikf Carnival grounds VIII
h. thrown omen a. fhe public. ana eNastIs
.... ... 7,s,.t -, d, sstr,v .fl.
-
tf neia'h tt'Ht i"" ''f - '''t
flowers. VIII establish electric coUwAutaa-
lion with ali parts OF the grounds and
....... .....-..t,... ..,..-.,. f...t,.r. ~
ava "
tae falf
The ceremonifs attending fne "peh'h-
WI 80 mold GA tho reviewing stand. ttt-
...,s i. nam .,~.-. .,,,tA $50 ,f.. fn5rU.
,.
"'e'* wiz
band and. u is eNperea 2 %h0ii h'it'
by Mayor Herman Myers Taen DE fclen
- a.. 60, ,.t.t d.. t-.,,e-,r.tea
~. ....,.f. Il Ia
ne mann 'i'
the interres Son ~ hHil ar" ttA"
where an attractive arch. mat w.I tg-
a., b.. s....-,t.f with e44s ana buuuH-.
-. .......t s..,.,. t.,.
anu
been erected. RAISING '"' A'D''' '"'
o. 20 the carnival grounds enters enc
,t,, ,t.,.t..t ,..tl... ..Hlb.rsn Of th, fue-.
....-.-.... \. L..
'A''4'' alH "t"'.'''-A
tannah These to'th@ extend On p"lh
sides of an avenue nifty feet iu width. &C.
,.o,t ,b, monument ANA ta the nsuthsru
~. ...,.
.and rcgiawius stand is ioeatea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
SILKS.

Black Tafeta 4ac: worth COO ward
Fancy SILK. IN waist designs 49, yard
Full line Of Tanetas, IN oil the leal-
ing shades .............. ............. =
Pretty line OF Waist Patterns yars
In each, for observation-disclosures. g-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

This celebrated pure apple juice cider
made Ia Long Island. can be hal In pint
or quart bottles derect from the manufas >
turcrs, with their own stamp. al Llppman
Bros. DrnggIats Savannah Ga-Al
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
FAM AND PLEASANT WEATHER.
The Prediction of the weather Bn-
rcnu for To-day aud To-morroY,.

rcnu for To-day and Tomorrow
Yesterday. for the first time this month
snvannah's temperature did no, 10 above
the normal The maximum for the day.
which occurred al 1890 o'clock. was 81 de-
grees and the minimum. az CD a m. 5i
degrees thus making the exact normal
for the day 60.
Compared with November o. last'ear
the weather so far has been much warm
or varying "a much as "A degrees lu a
single day
The washington forecast fer to-day ar !
tomorrow Is fair weather and pleasant
temperature. with light north winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
COL ORED DRESS GOODS

AII-Wool Ladio3' CI1Ih 3s-lu6a. %. U0-a
G9c
an coiors Henrietta. 3S-inch 25c. wafiT s.
Six leading shades Hearletta. f5-iuer ~.
worth Boz
Fancy Pnids. suitable for children
dresses and shr waists. from irs ta -
Scotch CheHoL aii-wool. fs-lnea 5c
worth 75c
Homespun suitngs. 54-inch wide. H-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

only are used n the pr paraton o.
MALT MURINE the greatfs tenie
and food drink The name o. TIE An
neuser- Busch Brewing Ass'u o.. iis makers.
guarantees lts merit sold ~ al drug
gists,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
FOR CUBAN REVENUE DUTY.
4 NOVEL LITTLE FLEET or VEs-
$ELs ~ PORT.

-
! rive small Cutters Destined for th"
Cuban neN"nur service on Their
Way 60 Report {" Gen. Wood as
Hnyann-t apt. fchx huniche 81
Command al the Fleet, with Capt.
Harry Nrwcomh, Formerly "f sa-
NannRh. Commanding NJ. i1-Ihc
Latter Was Lost From the Fleet at
Georgetown. y. g.. but Turned ~
ia Good shape at Charleston Ahead
of the Others.
... t,.t. -.,.er,.. ea+t.r. ar.
.,
f rived lh H'FAhiiA t.stei''s' 'u' "e
ls the old Ea.timare wharf where ihnA
viii he fsr about two weeks ooaIing. rs-
.......,..., ,....... ,.,.r...r,,..,,,, s.,, 4a,
I unhinR tAtif voyage To- havana, VITO.
they are bound 90 become part OF tae
( Cuban revenue cutter service. The cus-
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f'r"s "f t-i@h's'"l''N ~ - anu
largely uu experiment lu point Of cone
rtrucuon
ia. b.,,s y.~a dashed topathar In a
~ 1Ae 'i"+t't "' "N."- tu '"' "'t@t
aud fhroughaus the day tlry were coo
object ~ attention from passing steam
. .. 40 ...,,... .t...- $3.50, rt...
't" afrlNhA''A tHineiiea'iN' "e4"k hh""N
rs Nos s. g l0 ana % The first anl
last az these rurnaers form "a combination.
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she boats the otilcers f"aai} understand
what proy0kes smiles when they talk
about seven ana eleven TIE boats
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
HOgan'S

Welcome visitors 10 the Elk. Carrf-l
sight-seers VINO wish 10 combine bu 4..,
with pleasure. viii consult their ov 3.
ierest hy reading carefully thc as 81 r.
binary bargains quoted below Tae ar
but few In number and but a starter Tss
want Of time and space forbils us a..rs
more at this time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

a High-Grade Institution Tor ladies
Shorter College. Rome, ca. Write for
sataiogue.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05
AmusEMlNTs.
.AvAMAAA rnEArER.

TONIGHT $50 O'CLOCK. the famous
BRACSIG DRAMATIC co.
Presenting Lawrence M8rston's 8 eat PaAy
CREDIT LORRAINE
Matinces daily. commencing Tuesday
40 D. m. Prices. Matinee. adults &c, caF
dren i0c; Night, ioc, 99c and Coz
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

Take orayosard Pns for tina, dizzy
feeiing-Lost appetite. and follow 1, Up
with bottle OF Graybeard. II is all YOU
need. Respess Drug Co, sole props.
saYarnah. GA-g
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

The best protection against fevers
pneumonia diphthena. etc. Is IN building
up the system With Hoods sarsaparlila.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-05

'Graybeard broke Up rheumatism on
me" says ~. chas Thomas. 'he Jew.
sler on Whitaker street And out me IN
sewsE neaith than / have sa;oyss Ia
long time"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-03
j. II. COYNE CRITICALLY ILL
FIRST DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS
MALIGNANT DIPHTHERIA AT
SANITARIUM HERE

John II. Coyne. First Deputy Attorney Cen
eral of this State. is critically i'll with malig
nant diphtheria at a private sanitarium in
Thirty-ffth-st. Fifth-ave. His condition
at midnight excited the gravest solcitude "f
his friends. He attended during the night
by five physicians, and at hand Two
Of his brothers and Attorney General John c.
Davies, who came from Albany Tuesday
afternoon as he heard OF the serious
nature of his deputy's Illness.
1t was learned last night that Mr.. Coyne's
condition little better than II had been in
the afternoon and that the physicians had not
given up hope of saving his life. Several in
jectons of antitoxin We're given and the great
est concern of the doctors over the action
of his heart which is said to be weaker than
was expected. Mr.. COyne is a single man about
thirty-eight years old. and weighs two hun
dred pounds. His friends say that his health
has always been first rate and that he does
not use spirituous liquor tobacco. and this.
they assert. is all in his favor in view of the
severe tax on his vitality
Attorney-General Davies was at the Hotel
Manhattan last night when by Tribune
reporter He said
have just come from the house where Mr.
Coyne is being treated by five doctors for malg
last after attending to his duties in the Gardiner
not reach Aanv m Monay heard ON n
that Mr.. Coyne down with quincy. and came
to NewYork at I shall stay here till the
crisis is past. | do not know the name of the
sanitarium in Thirty-ffth-st where Mr. Coyne Is
being treated and no doubt his relatives will not
to have it known.
Mr.. Coyne is native of Ontario County, this
State, but has spent the greater part of his life
In Livingston County. where he is a member of
the law firm of Hubbard. Coyne & Newton Of
Geneseo His brother is the County Judge Of
Livingston. He is a graduate of the law school
of the University of Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-03
STORIES of ROSTER e BI1L'S.

There rumors the future of Roster &
Balls Music Hall, which suddenly closed on
Sunday night, but nothing definite TO be set
tied about 1t yet. Nobody anxious lease
1t for the summer. paying a rental for the whole
building while only the roof would bring in any
return. Simon Dessau. who holds the present lease
is reported to be ready give up, and his doing
will throw the building the hands of the
owners, Roster, Bial & Co AS preparation for
whatever may be the outcome they have secured
music hall license and a liquor license
the old ones having expired May /.
They apparently have some intention of running
the place their own responsibility for the sum
mer at least. and T. D. Marks, who is we'll known
a vaudeville manager, has been asked to under
take the management. He had talk with Mr.
Wells. the attorney for Roster, Bia & Co. yester-
day. Mr., Marks If he is to undertake the manage
ment of the house wants arrangement for
year at least Mr.. Marks declares that he believes
the place TO be OF the most valuable amusement
properties in the world and that it wants only skill
full management to prove itself