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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
CHRISTMAS nAD TWO FIRES.
Product of the Day In That Line
Was Unusually Low.

Christmas passed with but few fires
that Of the early morning at the office
Of capt. 4. +. Churchill ana another OF
lss, evening on Margaret street. being
the only two to which the department had
been called out up 20 a late hour laF'
night. Both blazes were put out by the
aremen o. chemical engine No 2.
The second IRE was az No. s25 Marga-
ret street. upon the premises occupied by
$. Friedman a pile OF rubbish under a
shed al the rear OF Mr.. Friciman's house
wae ignited BY a Roman candle fired by
a small boy The blaze had not assumed
formidable proportions hy the time the
iremen arrived. ana they were able 20 eN-
tinguish them without difficulty. Little
damage was done. Tho IRE occurred a.
about O'Clock and the alarm was sent
In from box No. 81. on Margaret street,
near Farm,
Il is matter Of surprise that there
were not more fires. FOR Christmas usually
turns out a greater number. only "a COOL
providence nVcrted hlAzcs however. for
no particular care was exercised by those
who were turning. loose their fireworks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
ANOTHER nARHLE TO Pulaski.
Movement 10 Erect One In the Ma
tionai Capitol.

Mr. T. l. Okarma Is endeavorlng.
through the commercial bodies and pa
triotic societies o. Savannah TO bring in
fiuence 20 bear upon CongFess 20 secure
the erection IN Washington OF a monu-
ment 10 the eallan, Pole Count Casimir
Pulaski. who fell in the defense OF sa-
vanuah in lU9.
In the early part Of the century Con-
gress provided for such "a monument IN
the national capital but for some reason
IL was never erected. ana with the cx-
ceptlon or monument ia Wisconsin. the
stately marble 10 Monterey Square Is be-
licved to b. the only marble memorial in
this country to the brave and heroic SOL
der.
The plan that has been
adopted is Tor tho various
sorieties and organizations throughout
the country 60 name Hon Joseph Smo-
lnski % Washington their representative
at the capital ia the Pulaski monument
movement He IS 10 be authorized and
empowered to memorialize Congress and
perform such duties a. may be conducive
TO erecting the monument al the
nations capital to the brave Pole
who on leaving his native land. vaiiantly
defended the colonies against the invaders,
offered hIs sword TO the struggling colo
niles. and while lighting for American in
dependence lost his life a the siege o.
savannah.
Mr. Okarma expects 70 secure the infu-
cnce OF the city government. che Cotton
Exchange and Board Of Trade. the Geor-
ria Historical Society. Sons OF Revolution.
Colonial Danes Daughters OF the
Revolution. Society OF Colonial Wars.
tho 81 Andrew and Hihernian societies
ana others that are willing 20 aid the
movement.
There S. no Polish organization In sa-
vannah except a pleasure society. and an
effort viii be made 10 organize here
branch 81 the Polish National Alliance IN
furthernnce OF the monument movement.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
nav AWAY FRoN BIs DEBT.
wa. Taken to lie a Thief and Run
Down by PatroIman Godboid.

Was Taken 10 bc hnt@a "~ ~
Down by PatroIman Godboid.
A fleeing negro at whitaker and Con
eress streets. with a crowd calling
Catch thief" in hot pursuit attracted
the attention OF Patrolman GOdbold early
Yesterday afternoon. He. too. gave chase
and though tho negro had easily block
and halfs start over him. he finally
ovorhauled him at jefferson street aud
Brought0n street lane
From some OF the persons that had been
In the chase it was learned that the man
was wanted Ia a Bull street Office. from
which n was said he had stolen some
money. color was lent 20 this story ny
the fact that tho man had good-sized
wsd OF bills in his pocket He was taken
To che office. when if was found that he
had not stolen the money, but simply was
running away 90 keep from paying anotn-
er employe SIC. that he owed him.
There were No charges 10 be- preferred
against the man. so he was released. tie
paid SIS on the debt. and II Is "A safe as
sertion that he viii not attempt TO run
away from debt. az least. not while so
fect-footed an officer as Godbold Is In the
yinlcity.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
DID YoU EVER
scratch Your Head UntiI Your scalp
Was Tender and sore.

When brushing your hair your coat col
lar would be literally covered With white
flakes.
That IS Dandruff. and a warning to YOU
OF diseased scalp. which will shortly
destroy the hair roots and leave you
bald.
DO You wish 10 stop this unc leanly dis
ease in 4s hours. save premature badness
ana have sweet clean. and pure scalp2
Coke Dandrun cure which has cured
thousands OF persons. ana possibly ono
Of your most intimate friends viii testify
To its great merit
Physicians use a. druggists. BARRIERS.
and hair dresses use and recommend %
the world over. and guarantee II to cure.
Procure a bottle and try.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

krcnson, Cope and Futeh Made
TOuchdoyvns for Savannah.

Touchdo,vps for savannah.
Considerable Improvement was shown
by the Savannah team since the last
game Il played with Jacksonville. when
the score was 70 o. Team work was
better. the signals were better under
stood les dependence was placed in IN
dividuai pays. there was less fumDling
ana not such a great desire 20 play one
minute and rest three was displayed
The quicker work was commendable
and the spectators were relieved 90 see
that the tactics % the former game were
not followed. A. tho teams did not have
chance 90 train as do college players
they could MOI. Of course. run the same
snap into their work. but il was fast
enough. both the citizens and soldier,
having al they wanted and welcoming
the few brief rests that came when some
PLAYER would h. suffering temporarily
from the effects OF scrimmage
Following Was the line up of the teams
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

NaNaUAaN Nan TOE KICK on and the unTfn
goal. and o. was not long before the local
team had shown iis superiority ON buck
ing. end runs and trick plays ~ had the
advantage, and 10 the first half. lasting
twenty minutes. but seeming much long
er two touchdowns were made The
FIRST was made by Krenson amid Wild
cheering. she supporters OF the team
SHOWING their enthusiasm The hail was
puuted out. but was not caught. and there
was no try for goal
The score was made to IN favor 81
Savannah by krenson's touchdown. but
Harris Cope followed soon after with
another. making the score Do go o. Cope
tried Tor goal, but the han went wild
Later IN the half Berthe Sullivan made a
magnificent run Of some o. yards and
would have made a touchdown had not
one OF the battery players outstripped
MIN. sulnvau naa clean neid before
him. and q was only the sprinung % the
battery man that prevented his scoring
The battery team had the kick OF from
the north goal. after the intermission but
the soldiers did not seem to be able 60
do anything with the Savannah boys at
any time. Futch made tout hdown for
Savannah on n fluke during the latter
half. emerging from scrimmage with
the ball. which had been fumbled and
trosting fifty yards and touching % down
behind tho goal. Harris kicked the goal
making the score is 20 D. where n remain
81 until time was called. the ball then
being about the middle OF the neh Hon
ors FOR savannah we're worn by Krenson.
Cope. Hewlett, duBignon Futch and
Hun. while good playing for the opposing
side was put Up by Beasley. James and
Moore
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
Holiday Rates wa southern Rail-

Tickets on sale 10 all points. fare ana
a third for the round trip on Dec. ma.
A-25-2o and 3ist 1871. also Jan. 1. 1901.
limited 20 Jan. {. returning In addition
70 above students holding cortiec,tes
signed hy superintendent or prlncirois
Of schools or colleges VIII be- sold tickefs
commencing Dec Is and limited 10 Ian
8 Jas. Freeman. city passenger ana ticfe,
agent. Ia Bun street Phones NO.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
oHRIsrMAs N THE CHURCHES.
Was CeIebrRted, n - Customary.
with special Services.

With Special Services.
The customary Christmas services were
celebrated IN many OF the churches yes
terday. especially IN che Roman Catholic.
Episcopal and Lutheran Churches.
Several masses were celebrated al the
Cathedral Of 81. John the Baptist. az the
81 Patrick's Church. and at the Sacred
Heart Church. while two services. an
early celebration. and high celebration
were celebrated az 81. Paurg Episcopal
Church. and az 81 Mlchaers Chapel
holy communion was administered ~ 81
Johns Church az II o'clock
Services were held also at n O'Clock at
she Lutheran Church OF the Ascension
In all OF the churches the music was a
special feature. The programmes given
and the singers were printed In sunday
Morning News.
A. ST. Pairicks Church at the 1850
o'clock service was sung Marcos mass IN
Q, dificult as well as beautiful comno-
sition that was splendidly sung. The
sAdcste Fldehs" OF Noveilo also was
sung.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
A CHRIsrwAs WEDDING.
Miss Alice y. wilder BECOMES Mrs.
Robert n. snead.

Robert a. Snead.
Mr.. Robert Ralph Snead and Miss Alice
Florence wilder were married last night
al $50 O'Clock AZ the residence Of the
brides parents No. SO Park avenue.
eest The wedding ceremony was yer
frued in the parlors. which were hastily
decorated with profusion Of cvcrgreens.
Many fricnIs of inc STi,s9 sszi S,s,s's;s
were gathered when the couple entered
and stood before Rev. Robert Van De
vonter Of the Duny Street Baptist
church. while he pronounced the words
that made them man and wife. Miss ka.
lie shcarousc was maid 81 honor, and
Nr. Charles &. Wilder brother OF the
bride. was best man. At the conclusion
OF the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. snoad were
heartily congratulated.
The bride Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. "A. wilder and has a wide circle OF
friends. The groom is the son Of Mrs A.
Il suead. and has change Of large rice
plantation near the city. Mr. and MIS-.
Snead viii reside IN Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
SENT Al OBSCENE PICTURE
MaEaraeLi In JAIN for Violation of
Postal Laws.

George Aiazaracki Is In Jail under DOM
mliment issued by the United States
Commissioner, on "a charge OF sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails. The
warrant on which Mazaracki was arrest
"a was sworn to by r. $ Lamon. Mazo-
racld Is charged with having sent through
the mail TO his wife. from whom he IS
now separated. letter containing vul-
gar and indecent picture. His wife Is
tho daughter Of AR I.amou. Mazarack
IL ls said. did not deny the charge when
arrested by Deputy Marshal White. but
remarked. ''she IS my wife and / guess
1 can send her anything ! want to-" lie
will be given hearing before the com
missioner this afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Have been cured quickly by Tetterine. II
cures any form OF skin disease Mrs NJ
T.. Lattlmer. Biloxi Miss. had an itchy
breaking out on her skin She sends 81
for two boxes postpaid TO the manufac-
turer. j + Shurptrine. Savannah. Ca.
and writes. "retierine is the only thing
that gives me r. relief Send 20 cents in
stamps for a box II your druggist doesn't
keen it.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
Will sEE MOVING PICTURES.
sunday school of Wesley Monument
al 90 lie Entertained.

The Christmas entertainment OF the
sunday School % Wesley Monumental
Church win be held to-nighs IN the lee
ture room The entertainment will be-
gin a. o'clock and not only the pupils
bul their friends a. well will be made
welcome Kinetoscope pictures will be
shown. a. q b. Thoughts that they Will
furnish a form OF diversion that will be
more instructive and entertaining than
the usual Christmas tree.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
NEGRO smoT ny POLICEMEN.
pistol In Hand Tie TRIED to E-cape
From "A yard where lie Was Found.

From "a Yard where lie Was Found
sam small. colored was arrested yes
tepiay by Pairolman Jernigan and Ran
gin on the charge Of assault with intent
10 murder Andrew Mccall, colored. The
man had been shooting a pistol promis-
cuously on the street and the policemen
being toid Of the matter went to get him.
He was probably aware Of their coming
FOR he went into house on Lumber
street and tried 20 escape b. the rear
way. but finding the officers on guard
there drew his pistol with the evident
and thus clearing the way.
The officers were prepared for this
however and shot hrst both bullets
taking effect one IN the shoulder and the
other iu the leg. Small was then taken
io the barracks where he received the
attention 81 Or T. W. Osborne. Neither
wound e. likely TO prove serious.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

.'Graybeard has well nigh cured me OF
rheumatism from which l have been a
great sufferer the last fifteen years" Mr.
Dents postofiice Is 81. simons Island. Ga
Rev. John Christian OF Pierce. Ala
says: "Graybeard has cured Mrs Job,
Childress Of Baldwin county OF rheur,.
tism. In February before she began -
lake Grayheard she was given up 10 az
she Is now sound and Well"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

The police were given Christmas Re-
membranes yesterday BY Mayor Herman
Myers who made the department a pres
ent OF Ave boxes OF cigars.
with last nights service the extra duty
that they have been called on TO perform
ended. and to-day they return 70 the
usual terms OF duty.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
cur wIrm 4 nuToHER KNIFE
"a. Iiardee. CoIored. Makes n Murder
Gus Assault Upon J. =. Reilly.

IT, Hsrdee. colored, was arrested yes
terday afternoon in York street lane near
Price by Patrolmau Winn, who sent him
TO the barracks on the charge OF assault
with intent 90 murder J. J. Reilly col
urcd.
The men had had difficulty about some
trivial matter and Hardee went for Rcil-
ly with a butcher knife ana slashod his
lefi shoulder open. making wound sew
eral inches hong.
Reilly. too was taken to the barracks
along with the prisoner, and had his
shoulder sewcd up by Or Osborne. The
wound Is no, a dangerous one.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
sHOT A CoLoRED BABY.
The wound the Result Of a Negroes
Attempt 90 Make n Merry xmas.

Aftempt 70 MAKO HfFFf Ahtas.
A 4-ycar-oid coiored girl was shot in
the left groin yesterday afternoon at
Sims and West boundary streets by n
negro named Ned Slater. Slater was TAX
en- in charge by Patrolman Eivers and
sent 60 the barracks where the charge Of
assault with intent 20 murder was enter
cd against him.
The shooting. from what can be learn
Cd about the matter. was noe intentional
slater simply stoor on the street and fired
his pistol at random. IN violent and
what may prove to him expensive attempt
10 Hven up Christmas. one OF the bui-
let's struck the girl. Her wound may
moi uroye fatal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
WON TWO ours N NEW YORK.
Dr. q. &. wilson's Crack shooting In
Cartnret club Matches.

AAhh
Or. T. c. Wilson won fresh honors in
bird shooting Ia the Christmas day
matches Of the Cartcret Gun Club in
New York yesterday. lie captured botn
the Dnomber and Christmas Day cups,
and killed sixty-one hirds straight This
Is equal TO about ninety-eight killed GU;
Of 100 birds ana Is remarkable shooting
DR.. Wilson made his first appearances
among New York shots last April when
he made an almost phenomenal score. He
will remain ia New York during the hoii-
days and next saturday and New Years
day Will shoot again iu the Carteret
matches. Dr. Wilson record ia rifle
shooting Is wen known. a little more
than a year ago he took up bird shoot
Ing and mis- recont yesterday puts him
among. ~ not in the lead Of the crack
bird shots Of the country
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
PLAYED AT BuFTALo BILL.
AID Was Landed In the Barracks "a,
che Result OF the Game.


che Result of the Game.
A negro named Joe duBignon. but who
called himself Buffalo BIN. elected yes
terday afternoon % show the children
that we're playing IN Franklin square
what a real bad man was like. Dressing
himself In fantastic toys. he went 10 the
square with the avowed intention OF
cleaning Il out. This intention he started
20 carry out. but had proceeded with his
plan but a short way when Patrolman
Godboid who was IA the neighborhood.
took hand IN the game. and capturiug
the bad man." took him 10 che call box
ana sent him 10 the barracks DuBignon
showed fight. but lost mis- desire FOR Il
after he had felt the weight Of the patrol
mans club a few times
white man, very drunk. who was at
tracted BY the crowd that surrounded the
pntroiman and his prisoner. essayes 70
.Ake hand Ia the proceedings. but he.
loe, vas arrested aud went with DuBig-
mon to she hsrraekA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Mrs. winscw's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. IL soothes the
child srftens the gums. anays all pain
cures wind cole, ana Is the best remedy
for D.arrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

''Grayheard cured me OF ca,arrh s-or,
which I had suffered thlrty-ave 49,.
Nothing on earth 50 far as ! was bic
70 obtain gave me relief. Since tsking
Graybeard ! am as well as ever. h,6
eatarrh Of the head. Mrs. Rhoda pean
BalinSer Tex.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

finder the stars and Bars; or Mem
oirs Of -Four Years Service with the
oglethorpes Of Augusta. Ca" by Walter
A. Clark. orderly sergeant Price cloth.
3 cents: paper. % cents For sale at
Estllrs News Depot. d Bull street, sa-
vannah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26
bright PROSPECTS.
Techs second Term, beginning
December 3isf.

UeccmbFr IIsf.
The recent unusual good fortune Of the
Georgia School OF Technology will In
crease les efficiency. No entrance examina-
ton will be required hereafter. and stu
dents entering without sufficient prepar-
alton for the lowest class will be adyanc-
ed as rapidly as possible. Students may
enter at any time, but are advised 10 enter
az the beginning Of che term. Dec 81
Applicants for admission are requisite
TO write at once for particulars. Address
Lyman Hall. President.
Atlanta. Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Graybeard Is made only by Respess
Drug Company. sole owners. and sold NV
druggists for xim a bottle. Every family
should have = box % Graybeard Pills and
Graybeard Ointment.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

In the field Of medicine Is Hoods sarssp-
arlla. Il possesses actual and unequalied
merit by which & cures all diseases eaus-
ca or promoted by impure or impoveFish-
"a blood. II you have rheumatism, dys-
pepsla. scrofuia or cetarrb you may take
Hoods sarsaparilla and be cured. II you
are run down and feel weak and tired
YOU may be sure " viii do you good
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Graybeard Is made only By Resp...
Drug Company sole owners and Is sold
~ crugstores for s. bottle. -ae
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

Launey. Pri,chard and Bernhardt were
the bright particular stars among She Ca
diets. while the laurels among the High
School boys were borne on By Bell, Ro-
nan and Kehoo
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-26

A Hish-Grsde Instituted Tor Ladies'
shorter College. Rome, Ca. Write for
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at home for few days.
Mr.. John Twitty was in town
this week.
Rev. Jabez Ferris is attending
the State Baptist Convention
this week.
Rev. w. A. Belts will preach
his farewell sermon on Sunday
and leave on Monday for his
appointment at Jordan. Mr..
Belts many friends will hate to
see him leave our town, but we
must "be subject to the powers
that be. =" CLAIR.
Kershaw, s. c., Dec. 7, 1900.
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TOT ne Luterpl
KerShaW Kicks.

The stores are taking on gala
appearance as the holidays draw
near there is also an increas-
ing crowd in towu from day to
day.
There has been a large num-
Der of bales of cotton sold the
past week.
We are glad to note the i'm
provement of Professor N. r.
Rhodes.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, Misses
Lois, Lilly and May Mobley Of
Heath Springs were in town
Thursday shopping,
Mr.. Trenholm Hasseltine of
the Columbia Machine Shops is
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messed the nuptials, entered car
riages in waiting at the gate, and
drove to the l.. & @. depot and
boarded the afternoon train for
their home in Chester.
In the absence of anything to
the contrary, the public might in
fer that this was a run awav
match, but we are assured that it
was not so, but only "freak of
Cupid" to use the language of
our fair informant.
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Auditors Notice.
LANCASTER, Sc, Dec. 5, 1900

NoTICE is hereby given that this
~ once Will be open from FIRST
DAN OF JANUARY to the 2OTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1901, for the
purpose Of receiving the returns of
the taNpale ers Of Lancaster county.
All persons having property in their;
possession or control, AS managers,
holders, or as husband, parent, guar
dlan, trustee. 'XecutUr, administrator,
receiver, accounting officer, agent, at
iurury or factor, on the first day Of
January 1901, are required to list the
same iur taxation within the time re-
CURED by law or incur the penalty OF
tlily per cent which attaches in caae
OF failure TO do 50.
The poll tax Of One Dollar is laid
upon all maie persons between the
ages OF 2land 90 years, except per-
sons VINO are inaImed and unable to
earn support; also Confederate SOL
G!erS above the age of 80 years.
Ihe Auditor or an assistant will at
tend the following places in the coun-
~ on the day named below for the
convenience of the public.
OsCco!a-Tuesduy, January Sth, II IN.
Pleasant NHliey-W w vdncsday, Jan 9th,
Belair-Thurs lay, Jan. lUth
Van WyiCk-Fri lay, Jan. lin.
DiA.e, a. n, dwight p. uI.,-.Nv..Lay, Jan. lI.h.
syille-Tuesduy, Jan. 18th.
TaNnhaw-W Wednesday, Jan, 10Th
Fiat Creek church, thursday, Jan. l7th
DR., & {. WUlsh'a-Friddy, Jan. lSth.
Primus-Suturdny, Jan. 18th.
Halle Gold Miuc-MOnday Jan. 2lst
kurshnw-Tuesday and Wed, Jan. 22d and 23d
Heath SpriL gs-Tnur5day, Jan. 23d.
PLEASANT H!ll-Frday, , p m, Jan. 25th
Dry Creek u. O-Monday, Jan, 2Sth.
Under an act of the legislature, all
persons having gross income of ST.
6OO or more are required TO make a
r. turn of the same TO the Auditor at
the time of making their other re-
turns.
1t will be to the interest or every
taxpayer To make his return promptly
of all personal property; also of all
transfers or improvements on real
estate, and save the penalty of so per
cent, which attaches alter the 10th of
February.
All persons sending their returns
TO this office by mail, will please sigu
the oath at bottom of return before an
officer who is authorized to take the
same. JOHN A. COOK,
County Auditor.
Dec. 5. 1900.
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Many persons have had the ex-

Many persons have had the ex-
perience of Mr.. Peter Sherman,
of North Stratford, N. H., who
says, "For years l suffered tor
ture from chronic indigestion,
but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made
a we'll man of me-" 1t digests
what you eat and is a certain cure
for dyspepsia and every form of
stomach troubles. 1t gives relief
at once even in the worst cases,
and can't help but do you good.
Crawford Bros. d.ws
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Still Poor.

by the way," said the man
who had stopped at a farm house
to water his horse, "fifteen years
ago poor boy came this way end
you took him in" "Yes,"
queried the farmer, somewhat
surprised.
"Iou were kind to him." went
on the stranger. You fed him,
gave him words of encourage
ment, and an old suit of clothes,
put five shillings in his pocket
and sent him on his way rejoic
ing. He told you at the time
that he never would forget your
kindness. Am | right?"
II believe you are" replied
the farmer.
"He said that if Che prospered
he would see that you never had
occasion to regret your kindness
to a poor, struggling lad"
"Lpnd's sakes?" exclaimed the
farmers wife eXcitcdly ut
sounds almost like a fairy tale.
don't it?"
Well," continued the stranger
she told me to tell YOU that he is
still poor"
And as he drove away the far
mer went out and kicked the
pump viciously, while his wife
threw a rolling pin at the chick
ems.