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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
The People. strange Presents.



Rome. This year-that Is. Holy Year
the Vatican ms become a perfect muse
Nm of objects animate and inauimate.
NJ many OF the faithful have desired 20
give His Holiness personal gif,, with.
In many eases. strange results. For In
stance. peasant from the Abruzgi the
other day brought n pair OF turtle doves
IN a basket. and was highly incensed
because he war not allowed 20 carry them
into 81. Peters aud present them per
sonally. then ana there. 60 the head OF
the Church woman brouRht-that is
carried TO the station-a young and mstv
pig. but was obliged by her horrified
parish priest 20 leave n behind.
Signor Alfredo Mancini now IN Rome
has however. made the Pontiff a present
which b most interesting and valuable
Not hong ago he brought with him from
the Holy Land two magnificent goats TAX
en- from Mount Carmel They are splendid
beasts. distinguished from their kind by
their black coats. unusually thick and
soft. and by their ears. which are large.
and fah like those of a hunting hound
The Pobc has inspected them personally
IN their pasture IN the Vatican gardens
The other day as he STOOD looking at
them, he said: How they bring back 20
me the DAYS OF my childhood. when !
scrambled about the hlils 81 CarpIneta
IKE the goats. going In many places where
only wild boy or q goat could gain
foothold" These goats are as yet un-
tried IN the climate OF Rome. hut a. thcv
are harry animals II Is hoped they win
not suner by the change from Palestine
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
AND
Plain
Figures.

dow frames and sash. door frames and
doors. hinges screws. hooks staples. brick
for chimneys squares OF three-ply felt
roofing. fifty kegs eight-penny nails. sew
enteen kegs tweuty-pcnny nails and tools
for a hundred carpenters. II is believed
that Texas and Louisiana would prefer
70 furnish a large portion OF The lumber.
The other building material and household
&c DDS must come from those states which
produce such articles.
Besides the articles above enumerated.
hedsteads. bedding chairs. tables stoves,
Crockcry. cutlery, etc. arc required sur
ncient TO furnish at least 100 houses IN a
nodes and comfortable manner. one OF
the best things that has yet been done
by the Relief Committee was tho setting
aside OF $1,000 for che purchasing OF tools.
sewing machines. etc. for persons who
can earn their own living. but are now
unable TO do so for tack OF necessary en-
PIGMENTS. White wages were At FIRST very
exorbitant IN Galveston-in some instances
as much as Si2 a day being demanded
for work which ordinarily brings a quar-
ter OF that amount-they have now de-
clined almost so the normal scale Every
where the sound OF the hammer and trow-
el Is heard. but the laborers are far too
few. Every day shows some improve
meme IN the mass Of wreckage. but az ths
HieH'ht fAAt OF pfuAft6a " VIII thhe Ntata
20 dispose OF Il all ana ind the last rot
ting corpse at the bottom Of u. While
writing these lines word comes that half
an hour ago seven bodies were found In
one heap. under n fallen building In chs
most populous part OF the ctty-traced by
the awful odor. or course. they were de-
composed beyond recoenition-but SONS
were identified by their Jewels or gar
ments. one woman held a purse. tightly
clasped in her hand. containing a hun
dred dollars. on the bosom OF another
was a small chamois bag full Of dia-
monds. and IN the pockets OF a man wers
several thousand dollars In bonds and
Ereenbacks Fannie y. Ward.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
THE AMERICAN HABIT,

or the 7seooooo people in America. Il
Is estimated that 25.coo.ooo or one in every
three, are partially disabled from a broken
down nervous system. America Is the
greatest consumer OF coffee in the world
Can YOU draw the correct inference from
these two facts?
Many person win exciairn Nonsense 90
u r. easy for any thoughtiess person TO
jump az conclusion that philosopher
would study carefully over before reach
Ing Think OF the members OF your own
family. how many of them are perfectly
ana completely well In every respect7 How
many Of your friends are perfectly
healthy Inquire Of them and YOU viii be
surprised 10 learn that the average 81 one
lu every three who are sick. IA the main
stands true. Health depends. primarily
upon a perfectly poised nervous organiza-
ton, ana the greatest known enemy 20
the nervous system Is coffee. Its active
principal & caffeine. which Is pronounc-
"a nerve destroyer. The action s.. first
70 attack the stomach. then the pneumo-
gastric nerve which lies behind the stom.
ach ana which Is directly connected with
the brain.
The dlsordorcd condition passes thence
from the brain TO all parts Of the body
and tn some 70 will show Ia trcnldation
(wcll-knoWn nervous condition.. In others
this is hidden but the work goes on from
day 10 day. until some day the accumula-
lion OF forces climaNes IN some organic
disease il may be- the kidneys become
Affected and Brlghrs disease sets up. q
may be weak eyes. may be catarrh. stori-
ach trouble. palpitatlon and heart failure
(which Is becoming more and more no
tlceable among Amcricans).
Somewhere. you may depend upon g.
this work viii show forth ia the form Of
disease q may become so liked aud
chronic that 81 can not b. thrown OF Il
g. hard 10 induce a man Or "A woman 70
give up coffee when they have becomr
addicted 10 It's use, but II such people
can BE- given Postum Food Coffee. they
will quickly change for the better. for tho
food drink. when properly made. has even
r. more beautiful color that the ordinary
coffee. and has the delicious. toothsouir
flavor o. old government Java OF the mild
cr and higher priced grade.
The work Of reorganization heginv az
once. for the tearing down element OF
coffee has been eliminated. and in its
place the strong rebuilding effects OF the
elements contained IN the food coffee. 20
directly 20 work 20 rebuld the broken
down delicate gray matter IN the nerve
centors and brain. This g. just plain
old-fas hioned common sense that any
thoughtful person can make use OF. ga
fact, hundreds n thousands OF brain
workers ia America have already dlseov-
crea the fact ana are using rostss-e s-rsi
coneo to their very great benefr g.
lief.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Thu silver Republican State Commit
tee OF Kansas prints on It's letterheads ere
following weeds from the official report
81 a speech made by William Mckinley
IN the National House OF Representatives
June "a. 1880. Il am for the largest uss
of silver IN the currency Of the country.
would not dishonor a.. ! would give Y
equal credit and honor with gold would
make no discriminating. ! would utilise
both metals as money and discredn neith-
or. I want the double standard"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
A ROLLING HAT REsroNsInLE.

Caused One of the HoFsmen of the
Gentry show "A bad Fan.
While the Gentry Dog and Pony Show
was coming westward on Broughfon
street yesterday. during The morning pa
rade. she hat OF one Of the spectators
that tined the sidewalk was blown on and
rolled between the legs Of tho pony on
which the little equestrianne OF the show
was riding. The animal became frighsen-
ed and reared Unexpectedly. throwing tts
rider heavily 20 the pavement He was
carried into che store OF Mrs. J. J, Grass
near which the accident occurred. II was
found that he was badly bruised. parttc-
ularly on the knee. so badly thar he was
unable 20 continue with the parade. so ne
was sent home IN a hack.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Richard AIansheld's production OF
shakespeare King Henry v" has de-
monstrated beyond peradventure that IN
America we have the artistic genius 60
command and the artistic artisans % ex-
ecute the finest stage realizntions IN the
world Such a triumph as Mr.. Mansfield
has this national quality in -, inasmuch
as he drew entirely uoon American re-
sources IN all the instances except for sew
make more correct aud real those comedy
eral French actors whom he imported 10
scenes IN which some OF the characters
speak pure French.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Caleb West" dramatization Of r.
Hoplinson Smiths story OF New England
sea folk. seems % have made a big hit az
tho Manhattan thcater New York where
q Is now playing 20 enormous business.
Jacob Litt has given q a fne production
and an admirable cast The World calls
q "a success. fuil OF human interest" and
tho Journal speaks OF q as such a good
play. quaint and full OF harmonious hu-
man emotions"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Patriotism fervent romance and viriity
in action are The magnetic qualities Of
The Prisoner OF Zenda "a isa drama
that appeals 60 the hcars Those VINO
have read Anthony Hopes novel may
come 20 see ''rhe Prisoner o. Zenda" FOR
the first time with their critical lances
sharpened ready 20 hurl them az the first
vulnerable gap that they can detect be-
tween the joints OF the dramatic armor.
but they md no tangible opening and
those who have not read The novel sus-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Senator Plat. during the first month
I'm which he was "a member of the sem
ate. received and answered 500 letters
and even now he frequently gets as many
as 20 a day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Friday NfEht-Crcston clarke.
saturday Matinee aud Night-"The
Prisoner of ZeBdn-"
The theaier viii b. dark this week IN
III Friday rirht when erosion Clarke.
the eunuent young actor, viii appear Mr.
Ciarko's advance agent had not arrived
up 20 last night and his play has rot
been announced. Mr.. Clarke was here
about four seasOns aEo. He came unher-
aided and practically unknown. ana he
was not ssen BY many persons. bat he
went away leaving the impression among
those who saw his Hamlet that there
was IN the young man the making OF "a
great tragedian some day. Creston Clarke
IS a son Of the late John Sleeper Clarke
and is a nephew Of Eiwin Booth. 20 IL -
easy 90 account for his histronic tai
entA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

OTIS Skinner closed his long engagement
a. W0llacks Theater Ia New York last
week. Prince Otto has bean presented
several weeks 20 large and fashionable
audiences IN fact the swarger set IN the
metropolis have taken Mr.. skinner into
their good graces and attend the per
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

madness Of melan~hoiia. the Stimulates
madness that Hamlet assumes for effect,
the underlying causes are apparent.
There lies that Of FusEcstiveuess boz each
mo0d which causes one 40 revert 10 the
underlying emotion watch compc.s =
There a. nothing % meaningless rant IN
a word. Creston Clarke's Is an intel
lcctual conception 81 a roo the possibili-
ties Of which tradition 90 the contrary
nofwifhstaudins) have By no means been
~ Exhausted In physique snd voice Mr..
Clarke o. well adapted 10 the role It's
voice too. Is good and has splendid car
rsiug quality. Ia the weil-known dramatic
ClimaNcs hts acting was splendhlly strong
a slight rising injection al the end OF the
ConvCisational lines served 90 distract
somewhat from the subdued passages.
Tn Germany and Austria. II n claimed.
&c b. unla wful Tor an actor 60 kiss an act
rsss without her consent Tho actor must
learn 10 simulate kissing without touch
iug che actress lips. and atlli preserve the
muaion. An actress who was thus kissed
against her viii has brought a suit for
damages against the too amorous leading
man.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

In an Interview in the Dramatic Mirror
Nat Goodwin says he is going 70 remain
In England next season. and that he will
produce two new plays By Henry V. Is
mond and Madeline l.ucctte Ryley.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Charles ~. Hanford SAYS that his sue
cess ia Private John Allen" will not lead
him 20 give up wholly his shakespearean
aspirations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Maud Odell. the Southern girl. has made
pronounced success IN her new capacity
as leading lady with tho Imperial Theater
stock Company. ST Losns. where she
promises to prove one Of the most popular
Of the player favortcs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Hope Booth is 10 star IN a meiodrarna
called War on Women"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

De Wolf Hopper mas been elected shep-
herd Of the Lambs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Gertrude Coghlsn seems 20 have made a
hit In her fathers version OF Becky
sharp" dramatized from Thackeray's
Vanity Fair"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

julia Arthur !. ssid 20 have recon.
sidcrrd her decision 10 retire from tins
stage. and D. planning an elaborate pro
duction Of Hamlet"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Gilbert Parker. the novelist. who was
recently elected a member 81 the English
House OF Commons, will shortly visit this
country to witness the opening perform
arce Of the 0ramatization Of his book
Battle Of the strong" IN which Marie
Burroughs will s,ar under the manage
mcnt OF Daniel " Arthur.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

role Of the French Gamin. was produced
Tor the first time last Monday la Phila-
deiphih aHd was on immediate success
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Melsa has been ~ IN London.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

The dramafized version Of pr Weir
Aii'cheIs novel. The Adventures Of
''ETancois," With Henry f. Dizzy In sha
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
Mrs. GIndstOnc's Funeral.

London. June 90 Mrs. Gladstone,
| widow of the great English statesman.
was buried by the side of her husband
in Westminster abbey in the afternoon.
The service. which was impressive,
closely rescmbled that of her husband.
While it was attempted to keep the scrv
ice as private as possible, some hundreds
of friends attended. The queen and the
Prince of Wales were represented. The
attendance included Lord Roscbery, Sir
William Ncrnon-lIarcourt Mr.. John
Morley, Lord Kimberley. Mr.. II. ii. AS
quith. Sir Henry Campbell BanncrmaI
and Mr.. James Bryce.
ASprained Ankle Quickly Cured.
AT one time suffered from severe
Spraln of the ankle" SAYS Geo u. Cary, ed
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20

Barney said he needed help in the
Currier case he would notify Mr.. Cor
don to that effect.
He also SAID it was like having Mr..
Gordon for city attorney II he was
retained for all these cases, and he
said he would prefer any other attor-
ney should assist Mr.. Barney. Mr..
Mackay agreed with the Mayor on
some points but thought Mr.. Gordon
should at least help conduct the Cur
rier case. Mr.. Mann thought Gordon
should be retained. Mr.. Barney was
to be Intercepted as to what help he
desired in the different cases, but he
was not in his office. 1t was under
stood by some at least, that action on
the resolution would be deferred till
Mr.. Barney could be questioned. Mr.
| Mackay was called away at this point
Some time after he left adjournment
was mentioned.
Mr.. Patterson seized the opportunity
to insist on the consideration of the
Gordon resolution. A warm discus
sion followed. Mr.. Patterson was
finally ruled out of order by the Mayo
and the council adjourned until
O'Clock tonight.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
CITY NEWS

Ed Curtis of West Topsham was in
the city this morning.
The street commissioners meet with
Ward & Douglass tonight.
Mrs. Hiram Towne of Morrisville,
is visiting her granddaughter.
Go to Halves for your ice cream
sodas. Largest and best in the
city. 55'56'57
One or two capable ladies who are
willing to travel can gcta good per-
manent position at fair salary by ad-
dressing Demonstration this office.
56.57
Mr.. and Mrs. William Legier OF
GOuldsville are visiting in Granite
vile.
Blanche Campbell, who has been in
Mortified for the past two weeks, is
expected home today.
Frank Cutler, who has been visiting
in Burlington since Sunday, returned
yesterday afternoon.
The Gordon resolution is likely to
cause some very interesting discussion
at the Council meeting tonight.
The wheel rode yesterday by Waldo
Lyon, the trick bicycle rider, was a
Stearns from Frank Nichols store.
George e. Mcfarland wishes to say
the statement in regard to his furn'
ishlng water and ice for the Fourth oil
July is incorrect, as lie has never
agreed to do it.
The second ball game between the
Barracks of the Baptist church anc
Sherburnes of the Methodist church
resulted in another victory for the
Methodists by score of 30 to IL.
Waldo Lyon of Leominister, Mass
a trick bicycle rider gave several ex
hibitions on the street yesterday af
ternoon and one in front Of the opert
house at 100 last evening. He is ont
of the best road ridersever seen in thu
city. Some Of the tricks he perform
ed were marvellous, and the people
were delighted. He picked up
goody number of nickles and dime
here. He expected to 60 to st. Johns
bury today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
ENTRIES WANTED.
For all the Different Portions of the
Fourth of July Parade.

The general committee on the
celebration for July 4th held a meet
ing last night with all members pres
ent.
The committee on horribles will
meet tonight with Chairman Clinton
Thwing.
All those DESTROYS of participating
in the parade with float will apply
to Ludwig levin He should also
be Informed at once as to the number
of horses needed. The chairman on
horses Fred A. Slayton can also be
seen at any time with reference to
this matter. Chairman Clinton
Thwing of the committee on hurribleS
would like to hear from anyone wish
ing to place a lloat in his department.
All those desiring to enter the bi
cycle parade are requested to give
their names to Frank w. Nichols,
Glenn Conner or John Weir as ther c
will be some beautiful prizes given
fol- this event. Fred King has al
ready given a beautiful clock which
will be on exhibition in the window of
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
W. G. Reynolds, chairman on the
sports and games, presented splen-
did program of sports for that day,
which was unanimously accepted.
A motion was made whereby both
dailies were to be given the names
and the amount subscribed SO far,
for publication, so those who have no
already given towards the celebration
can notice that fact without much
trouble.
Hose Company No. l, and the
Hook and Ladder Company held a
practice meeting last night at I
o'clock. They ran to the park and
tried to put out an imaginary fire in
the block occupied by Henry Il. Mills.
The ladders used are the longest they
possess, so that the practice showed
the necessity of longer ladders,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
vEALE & KNIGHT,

1875 N. Main Street, curvier Block,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
Allie and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia,
writing of his almost miraculous escape from
death says, Exposure after the measles in
duced serious lung trouble, which ended
in Consumption. had frequent hemorr-
doctors said must soon die. Then began
to use DR.. Kings New Discovery which
wholly cured me. Hundreds have used it
on my advice and all say it never fails to
cure all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. "
Regular sge soc. and $lOO. Trial bottles
tree at Parlor Drug Store. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20

night, in h S big TO lr-horse coach. He
has all the convent ,nces for t lie accom-
mediation of large patti S.
Bert Durkee was fined last night
s1O.37 before Justice A. G. Fay for
intoxication.
An effort is being made to locate
the leak in the water pipes between
First and Second streets this after
noon.
A large crowd Of people gathered
at Depot Square last evening to lis
ten to the address given under the
auspices Of the Socialistic Labor Party
by the National Organizer Thomas
A. Hickey. Ernest Lennon presided
over the meeting.
William Curran, who has lived fol
some six years IN Bucksport, Me-, was
arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff
Z. G. French for drunk. The case is
a sad one as the prisoner is a deal
mute and before Judge w. A. Boyce
this morning he was obliged to have
all questions put to him in writing he
answering in the same manner. His
home is in Swanton. lie was placed
back in the lookup pending the inves
tigation into the facts of his disclosure
as the Judge was not satisfied with
his answers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20
CITY LOCALS

The funeral of Malcolm, the six
years old son of John Tassie, Pearl St.
will be held Friday at O'Clock to
Hope cemetery. Rev. Efie X NJ
Jones will of1iciate.
especial Delivery" at the opera
house tonight. 1t is good play,
and the price is extremely low.
A. d. Burgess found ladies purse
this afternoon containing a sum of
money. Owner can have same by
proving property and paving for this
advertisement.
J.T Callaghan wants boy at
once to learn the bakers trade.
John Heney is on the sick list to-
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-20

Netsun DJwulng carried twenty peO
pie to the Henry surprise party last
night, in h IS big TO lr-horse coach. He
has all the convent ,nces for le accom-
mediation of large pa I'll, S.
Evening star., 1900-06-30
DOUBTERS
CAN BE CHANGED BY KIN

CAN BE CHANGED BY KNOWLEDGE
II there is any doubt about making brain power
by the use of certain food, the doubter should
make the following experiment:
Helen Frances Huntington Of Gainesville, Ca
saws: Just word of commendation concerning
Grape-Nuts, which 1 have found to he the most
wholesome nourishing and appetizing food that
has ever come to my knowledge.
.I am not a dyspeptic, but being constantly en-
Gagged in severe brain work, l found that did not
thrive on ordinary diet; even moderate dinner
duled my brain so to be practically incapable
of critical work 1 tried meat juice peptonoids,
the two-meal system of light breakfast and no
supper which brought nervous depletion and
sleeplessness, 1 resorted to one and another of
the various health foods which all seemed alike
tasteless and valueless brain food, until quite
by chance 1 had dish of Grape-Nuts food served
as dessert. liked 1t so we'll that began to use
it daily; for supper four teaspoonsful in saucer
iness.
certain time evaporation seems to AFFECT the sweet
fne-favored fruits.
had no desire whatever for sweet pastries,
meats, or, in fact, anything else; and my brain
was as clear and active at night as on awaking
from a long, refreshing sleep.
1.-The peculiar advantage about Grape-Nuts food
is that it supplies the nutritive qualities of
ried diet, without the bad results Of heavy eating
l cheerfully recommend its use to all brain work
ers If not as an exclusive diet, certainly for the
last meal Of the day. always take 1t with me
when travelling. which saves q deal Of annoyance
and discomfort