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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

Stree or Dress Costumes, Riding Habits.
Cycle Suits. or Travelling Gowns, should
consult Mr.. Foer. most elaborate
stock of the seasons novelties FOR spring
and Eastertide are on display. The most
fastidious tastes will be suited. Those
desiring the brightest and ARREST OF ma
terials or such as require the more SOM
bre tnts. have a magnificent array OF ma
terials to select from. Extreme care in
tailoring. artistic skill in cutting and de-
signing. expert people for every minor
detail. must result in perfect fitting gar
ments-hence absolute satisfaction for
all patrons For strictly high-class work
Mr.. Foers charges are most reasonable.
Note the address. Louis Foer, 813 Fiji
teenth Street. opposite Shoreham Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

rUne OF the games between these teams in dis
pase. and account OF the Easterns' lead not
necessary to be played or
The Corcorans and Centrals arestied for
third place, and as both are satisfied to
have it staad, the tie will not be played
Of.
The following table, compiled from the
Official records, shows how the teams fared
in their respective series:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

The May number of the 'Delineator" IS
beauty. Every page Of this number, and
in fact of all issues, is prepared with the
object of furnishing those things that APP
peal to the varied sides of a woman's life.
For sale b. lewis Baar. 927 f Street north
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08
Leading Point winners.

The players who scored the most goals
the point winners-are the ones TO
whom most of the credit is due for the
showing made by the respective teams
and several of the teams will have to put
In some hard ticks before the next season
opens, developing this department of the
game Goaling," above all other things
IN The game, needs steady hand, a cool
head and good eye and lots OF practice.
The men who we're conspicuous for their
success In this. in the season Just closed
and who made four or more goals from
Held plays were; Thompson. OF E. A. C.,
ei---- i-hanirT. 10: Dunn, Z. A. c.,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08
Practical Ladies. Tailoring.

With the LIST of April
comes the true harbinger Of
spring-the smartly gowned
lady. The artistic ladies'
tailor overfiows with bust
ness. that is. If he is an
artist. No doubts need be
entertained by those ladies
who patronize Louis Foer.
late of Fifth Avenue, New
York. Judging from a crit
ical standpoint of Mr.. Foer's
artistic skill. he must GER
tainly 6r a favorite. because
of his largely increasing
business. Ladies' desiring
ultra fashionable attire, in
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0. p. SCHMIDT.

S1.25 to Baltimore and Return via
u. & o..
Saturday and Sunday April and s.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

Lewis Baar, 927 F Street northwest,
rents sewing machines by the week, two
weeks, or month. Parts of machines sup
piled and repairs done at moderate
CHARGES
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

The Pride OF Washington" Heurch'- Mser-
zen. is the most popular beer. Phone 63i Ar
lington Bottling Co, TOR a case
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

Heurichs senate Beer is the most delicious OF
all beers Phone 63i Arlington Bottlis Co.,
Tor Il case.
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seen shows that the CentIals really out
played them as they scored more goals, but
lost on the other side by having more
scored against. As games won count in
the race, the matter of total goals does not
affect the result.
Athletics at Y. VI. c. A.
Nearly all the interest among the athlet-
ic members of the Young Mems Christian
Association is at present centred in the
outdoor work and baseball and the prep
arations for tennis have the bulk of atten-
ton.
The baseball team which Will do battle
for the association promises to be a strong
one and Managers Nicholson and lie Mat
are bending every effort to get out win
ming combination.
The team viii finally be selected from
amonG the following players and such 9TH
ers a. show up especially well in the asso-
citation series: McQuade and Harding,
catchers; Nicholson, Harms and Herring.
pitchers; Proctor and Greene, first base;
Mills. second base; Atchison, shortstop:
Raab or Shaw. third base. and Davidson,
Tillman, Catchins. De Main. Bache and
HendIey. felders.
A picked team defeated the High School
ranged for next Wednesday with the Cen
trail High School and Friday with the Ma
ryland Agricultural ball games at Associa-
ton Park. A date has not yet been fixed
for the game with Gallaudet
The annual tennis tourney for the Asso-
citation championship will DC held early
in June, On or about June the annual
spring handicap track and field games open
to all amateurs will be held at the park
and details are already being worked up
by q committee having the matter in
charge.
A successor to former Assistant Physical
Instructor c. 4. Holton, who is at present
with the local Columbian Bicycle Company.
has not yet been named Several we'll
known instructors are under consideration
The bowling team is looking up in form
and last Wednesday defeated the Saenger-
bund two games by large margins and via
ming two games from Columbian, on Friday
night gives the team a look in for first
place.
COrcOran Cadet Corps.
The managers of the Coreoran Cadet
Corps and Eastern Athletic Club basketball
teams have arranged TO play an exhibition
game next Wednesday evening in the In
fantry Armory The champions should be
quite an attraction and as the Corcorans
their team considerably In
the past month an Interesting contest
should result These teams play the same
kind of game. the open free passing style
and. there is sore speculation as 10 the
outcome,
The game is somewhat in the nature of
0 beenfit. being for the uniform fund of the
Corcorans and large crowd is expected.
Dancing will follow the game. Outside OF
the Easterns the only other defeat admin
lstered TO the Light Infantry this season
was by the Corcoran team. Messrs. House,
crup2er. and Ferris have been invited to
affiliate as referee and umpires respective
y.
Captain Edwards is also very anxious to
arrange game with the infantry team
md is awaiting Manager Neumeyer's de-
,ision In the matter.
The Corcorans VIII be well represented
n the coming National Guards indoor
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-08

The Corcorans and Central High. School
teams finished the season tied for third on
games won and lest. but the table just
seen shows that the Centrals really out
played them as they scored more goals, but
lost on the other side by having more
scored against As games won" count in
the race the matter Of total goals does not
affect the result.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
BRIGHT BITS.

Pack and Edmund. what
made you SO tate MY dear came
up 10 my new automobile nud passed tho
house hve times h. fore I could arrange
20 stop. Indianapolis Journal
-Hattie-"He naid me a very pretty
compliment He said my movements were
birinke" Bertha saw him the anv
before gazing al Mrs. Quolpers ducks
You don't suppo~r u was they that put
the idea into his head Boston Tran
slript
-Sanctihed What" exclaimed the
Chinese. affecting 20 stand aghast You
continue your military operations regard
less % rho SABBATH" "Oh yes" renHsd
the Powers THE concert of Eurof.. Is
a sacred concert, don't YOU know
puck
Miss Reid-"Did YOU hear about one
OF our cadiics getting marrled7" Miss
Green NO IS that so7' yes: ana he
requested the orgauist 10 play something
appropriate And did he7" Yves. ha
played After the Ball '"-Yonkers States
man.
Not Hcr Fault Mny Puttor-"Eyory-
body talking about the way you BET Jack
Hugsard kir~ Won on the links YESTERDAY b.
Belle Hazard We'll. couldn't helm g. I
Wa just te,iug on when boz asked M n
Dee could have just one kiss yelled.
Fore and h. took thcrr PHILADELPHIA
Press.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
Too wan, .palnt, pi.he...

From the Baltimore American.
We don't go anything 20 eat al our house
any more
There's never any common dish come
through the kitchen door.
For ma and an the girls is workin like
they was machine
A-mnkin dainty dishes from the fashion
magazines.
They give us dabs o. this an that. with
names We can't Pronounce.
With sprl-s o. stun around them all Just
like d little nouncc.
a aalk or two o. spiuagc takes the place
o. mess o. greens
Were catu' dainty dishes" from tho
fashion magazines
Tho grog rs bills Albumin now-I ten
you its sin.
We got 20 buy The dainty stun an things
go cook u in
I'm blamed II TN call bean soup any
"corsummav de- ho8ns'"
But lrs in Dainty Dishes" IN tho fashion
magazines.
want q steak-T want IL quick-Tm hun
rrN as a boss
! want Il with thick gravy-no new-fan-
sled kind o. cause"
An listen kerful an you'll know jest what
che Of man means
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
Personal

Palermo and the surrounding towns
and villages VIII celebrate on Thursday
the birthday OF signor Francisco Cr.spl
che distinguished Italian statesman. who
was born IN Ribera Sicily oct 4 1919
DR. Paul Haupt Of Johns Hopkins TINT
versity. who secured for Yale "a collection
Of Arabic manuscripts on MS recent trip
TO Europe. bought also for q Baltimore
gentleman another collection OF Arabic
and Turkish manuscripts valued at $50
This last IS TO be presented either 90
Princeton or 90 Johns Hopkins
Lord Roberts has ordered from a Lon
don towelcr five watches OF the kind
known as "lron-clads" for presentation 10
his Indian orderlles The watcho. bear tho
following inscription. Presented by Field
Marshal Roberts 10 -- hts faithful and
uuwearied personal orderly throughout
the South African campaign. 1900"
Since the death Of Miss Van Lew Of
Richmond. Il has become known that she
received from a Boston gentleman an an
nuity OF about 81 noo This Boston friend
was one ~ fhe officers who tunuelled out
Of Libby prison ~ the time so many made
their escape from there II IL understo od
that Miss Van Lew aided tn getting him
through the lines 20 his home in Boston
Prof Louis Dyer Of oxford University
has been chosen 20 mn the new lecture
ship on the history of art al the t'nivor-
sity OF California chair established
through the generosity OF Mrs Phehs
Hearst. Prof Dyer was formerly mem
Der of the faculty Of Harvard Mrs Hearst
has also advanced the money necessary
20 build "a residence for the president OF
the California Institution
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
Mason and the chicago Poet.

Secretary John A. Mason was busy yes
terday afternoon a. the Democratic state
headquarters iu the 81 James Building
Lincoln Myers. the handsome ana discreet
doortender. says the New York Tribune.
Gentleman named Jones from CHICAGO
wants 20 see Mr Mason about some cam
paign poetry" said Myers
Certainly -most certainly" calculated
Mr. Mason We've been waiting for the
iart SIX weeks for Jouos. 81 Chicago. 20
make hie appearance with satchell run
90 right 81"
They've been singing some hot stun
In the music halls iu chicago. and Two
made corkug good parody On if.' said
Jones % Chicago
eco ahead and give us some hot stun.
said Mr Mason. who can boz a. solemn
o. q Judge when he wants 20 and IN
keep TAB on vou."
Jones ~ Chicago began reading
Tho Republicans uaralei a. cripple
Crock one recent afternoon
Purity darned long feet guess n came
from Chicago an right enough. mumbled
Mr Mason.
pid you say anything asked Jones
Your Cripple creek parade. Go on
And as o. passed woman o. the street
displayed Bryan banner
Bully for herr CALCULATED Mason
And quickly down beside her jumped
bold Rough Rider.
Who snatched It in a very violent man
nor
Il trust he sun Of q gun was promptly
put out Of business" said Mr. Mason.
with feeling
Jones or Chicago. looked as n he didn't
like TO be- interrupted. bur finally resum-
"a reading
T0en that woman's husband came with .
scautliux 10 his hand.
Ard jumpei into that warrior fresh from
Kettle Hil
"Goo1 Good sad Mr. Mason nov
you're getting action IN o. That's what
! like 20 see Give us more scautliugs
and Kettle Hins Go on. Jones. 20 on
And Teddy swore by "huliy gee this
Cripple Creek melee
D. now the issue paramount 20 settle
"Bil."
Bit who2 demanded Mr.. Mason.
looking steruly through Ms glasses az
Jones
why Bryan. OF course" said Jones
We don't want Bryan settled-wc
want BRYAN elected" said Mr Mason
Mr. Jones. your song don't end right
You should remember there are two
'bills' running. ard when YOU say settle
bill aud let IL so a. that YOU mix things
] Ike the line about the woman carrying
the BRYAN hammer. ana the lines about
tho man who came with a scantling IN
his hand and jumped into the man from
Kettle Hiil hut hang me n 7 Ike 20 take
any chances On that last line You leave
one BIT ia the air. and about half the
people who hear your song won't know
which BIT IS IN the air"
Jones began to explain. but he was
cut short.
show In the next visitor Myers. said
the secretary. as Jones. Of Chicago. sad
~ took his leave
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

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every day BOZ ne year aud is served 20
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The MORNING NEWs by mail. Elk
times week laitnout sunday issgel.
shree months. n.sl. sA mouths 800. one
year 500
The WEEKLY NEWS. 2 issues a week
Monday ana Thursday by mail. one year
a.oo
Subscriptions payable IN advance. re-.
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senders
Ttuusient advertisements. other than
special column. local OF reaoing notices
anu cments ana cheap or want column
20 cents q lirc Fourteen lines Of agate
type-equal TO one men square IN depth
!s the standard Of measurement Contract
rutes ana discount made known on apph-
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Orders for delivery o. The MoRNiNG
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through telephone 80 go ANY irregular
ity 10 delivery should BE- Immediately re-
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Letters and telogmms should be Cd
dressed MORNING NEWS" Savannah,
Ga
EASTERN OFFICE. = Fork Row. New
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

Ten billion dollars OF resources b. some
thing incomprehenalbie- There r. no mind
that can understand its fun meaning. II
simply conveys IN general way the idesi
OF untold and unlimited financial power
fos. Il Is stated. that T. the capital repre-
scented by the American Bankers Assoca-
ton which has just concluded its sessions
~ Richmond. va There are many Amer
lean bankers who are not yet members 81
that association What the figure woul.i'
90 10 were they all member Of the nsso-
citation there Is 10 way OF telling Nor
would IL convey any more definite idea
were those figures known than does the
statement that the association represents
sloOog1Olo
Conveying no definite idea iu thcmselves
the question arises what do these ,nor-
nous figures mean Treasurer Ellis A.
Roberts OF che United stlses. who pro
ssntcd the figure. aud who b. IN "a posi-
uon TO certify 90 their correctness. throw
some light on the subiec, when he stated
chat this amount IS more than double the
banking power OF any other country Boz the
world Leaving out China, which 81 said
TO be- thu most populous country in the
world. but which is weak financially. this
statement means that the rnitci States
ere more than twice as powerful nnan-
c'"iiy as the whole British Empire. the
next nation IN size. with population OF
more than Ss5co.o"o people. or four and "A
half tmcs the population Of che United
states ana their colonies. According 60
/ Treasurer Robert statement the bankers
/ forming This association could pay the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

Ola Mike and his wife lived In a u.le
cabin on the mountain. one OF type
which is happily every day becoming more
and more rare SAYS an exchange. The
walls We're OF mud. and the floor Of the
same useful material. with "a gutter run
ming down the middle 20 divide the family
apartments from thas Of the domestic ami
mails To this mansion came hts reverence
one cold snowy morning IN March 90 hold
q station HIS Umbrella was wet ana Artp-
ping. so. being careful man. he placed
~ open, tn the space vacated by the ami
mails. who were grazing outside Alter
the usual devofions. when the congrera-
ton had dispersed. he went for a stroll
while MORA prepared breakfast. for 90
entertain has reverence aftcrward Is tho
crowniug honor 81 a station He mad not
gone FAR when "a heavy shower obliged
him 10 take shelter under q tree and send
little gossoon running back for his UNI
brela
Ills reverence IS af,hcr sending me 20
bring hts ombreil.' said the boy. bursting
into the cabin
The saints preserve usr' said Mike
Maybe u.s. the thing he loft beyant in
the corner ana selling the umbrella he
cried 20 pass through tho door. but Tho
entrance was low and narrow and the
"Hh"itila lafkr hnl Woe. without mo-
merits hesitation ne caught mp q spade
anu began shoveling down the wall al
either side 81 the door
Man alive said the priest. appearing
ON the scene. what are s.. ate" "Shure.
us maxim way ! am for scr riverenro's
umbren" said OLD Mike. "divil q biz Of ltlf
go through "a all az an" "Ah. nonsense
man" said his rescrvcncc. laughing. and
stepping inside hc took the umbrella out
OF Moira's hand and closed It before
them
Old Mike stared 90 b. against Then he
turned 90 his wife GLORY Doe TO God
MORA he said. 'is there anything be-
yuns the power - tho priest9"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
lADEI 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Meetnre-I.nudrum Lodge No IS. y 1na
A H.
SPECIAL Noucss-w wanted. Peoples Indo-
pendent Rice NH Co. Ltd Elections f~
Commissions Of Ploagc. VIM = Bailey.
Clerk o. Council. Biscuit and Crackers. a.
MAC W west. ship Notice. ,. Minis
a Co. consignees Bids FOR Winter Unit
forms for Fire Department. ship Notice
strachan a Co Cousignees. ship Nosice.
wilder & co. Agents, Dr Wcichselhsum
Hoe Returned 20 city; Blll 81 Fare. Le-
vans Cafe
Business Notices. q ". Laundry
People Who Buy. John r Evans q co
October Brides. Hunter a Van Keuren:
something New. The 5 W Branch Co.
The Great Advance Blanke, sale--Leo-
pold Adler.
savannahians Pin Their Fal,h-wm. q
II n baltimore.
Amusements-"A Guilty wife" at The
aser. oct s.
suite shoes-Byck Bros.
Legal Notices-Citations from the CLERK
OF the Court OF Ordinary
Legal sales-Bankrupt sale OF Assets.
Savannah BOX and Basket Works.
Medical-Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure
Warmers safe Cure
Cheap Column Advertisements-Heip
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent;
For Sale. Lost. Personal, Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs,
(nearD Savannah, Ga,
sept. 2, 1900.
Columbia DRUG Company.

Columbia Drug Company,
Savannah, CAT
GentIemen-I have been suffering
with ChiIIs and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment of several doctors, tried
several so-caIIed chill Tonics, none
OF which benefited me. AZ last
tired one bottle of your smiths chin
and Fever Tonic, and within three
days felt much better. and after
using the second bottle ! Rm glad q"
say I am entirely cured. write this
80 that you may he able 20 inform
Others who may suffer and assure
them OF n cure. Very truly yours.
,sIxnedD HENRY ToETrER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

The missionary spirit Is not altogether
confined to the golden rule when it comes
10 China .'Ther, a. 40 use talking settle
meut. says Miss Duow % Albany. y. Y.
"a missionary TO China until We have the
heads Of Prince Tuan and u the Empress
DowaRer" Misc Duow wants both Of
them heheaded before negotiation for
peace are entered into. II IS evident that
Miss Duow would be- woman after Em-
peror Williams own heart
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

Ex-Cougrcss Campbell Of Illinois
has become an impcrlalist since his re-
turn from tho Philippines and mas gone
over to the Republican party. The eN-
Congressman will De remembered in sa-
vannah a. the colonel 10 command OF the
Ninth Illinois Regiment which WAS here
with the seventh Army Corps. The cS-
Congressman made many friends in sa-
vauuah who will regret e. learn OF tho
error into which Do has fallen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

Galveston with good argument az
hand. viii undoubtedly ask the United
States government FOR an appropriation
for the purpose OF protecting che city
against destruction by tidal waves Prof
Lewis ST. Haupt OF the Isthmian Canal
Commission. says se9.eoea woula 80, De-
sufficient 80 90 the work required ia order
90 afford thc necessary protection. How
ever. even thut sum spent IN providing the
city with protection against such another
disaster would assure the maintenance Of
port which does more business in one
AVear than the Philippine Islands would
o for the United States IA ten. Enough
'ten times thas amount have already been
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

Rcd nrc and music will keep New York
awake The night Mr. Bryan reaches that
city Tnmmany will spend about $500
20 make oct Is memorable day in the
ci,y's Democratic history The d,msnsira-
ton promised wiu be such as 90 strike
awe 70 the hearts OF the Republicans. who
have been figuring on New York as Ger
talnty for Mckinley
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05

The STANDARD on Trust has aeain re
duced the price of oil in Pennsylvania
and some other sections 20 order 90 get
rld OF a dangerous competitor simul,o-
neously comes the report Of reduction
in the price OF sugar hy che sugar trust
and lts competitor u Is to b. noted.
however thnt the action OF these trusts
Is for the purpose Of killing competition.
when this has been accomplished the
public VIII pay dearly for me brief re-
spn. ihey have enjoyed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-05
CURHINr COMMENT.

/ The chico go Chronicle Doml says.
I Andrew Camcgie's support of Mr. No
/ Kuloy ls. a. be- frankly says. based on In
terc-t not priucp'e. 10 alleges six ex-
plirit reasons Ter his course. the nr-t he-
lng that the Hanna candidate is for the
protection Of American industries The
Laird 90 Skiho and Homestead being the
chief beneficiary OF this protection. the
other fvc reasons are rot especially i'm
p1rtant"
The New York world pcmD says.
Some Of our Republican friends are Civ
cn 90 calling Mr Bryan "demagogue DO
But W. ask them. in an caudor. II nv
urylu's hIhifual good temper his uu-
fliliug courtesy toward opponents the
moderation ~ his language and the DIG
n'ty of his department 90 not supuly a
strong and pleas ng contrast 90 the
swashhucklng eN-Colonei OF the Rough
Riders"
The Springfield Nlass) Republican.
! GndD says. "A round go0.opoo0 added to
the British national debt Is one OF the
costs OF the strauEiiug ~ the Boer ~
puhlcs. which o. figuring somewhat i'm
prsssiYe,y 100 the cuErent politics OF Eng
land This sum. BE- IS motel. exceeds 90
4 8rcumulatious IN the pcstofice sayings
banks OF the United Kingdom. in. % years.
lmpefihlism 40 such a pace mcans much
more than this. 90 leads on inevitably
go domestic revolution. 4 measurablv
free people will not long abide the burden
/ Of 3d."
The Rochester q. W Herald. Dem)
SAYS. "rhe farmer is doing q great deal
more thinking to-day than ever before.
lie has had more experience than ever
/ and az he thinks OF his experience. OF the
+ low prices for his crops ana tho high
prices Tor his supplies OF his notes and
( n.CriRhgcs. ~ his steady ana vain Industry
ana OF his anal and inevitable failure. no
begins 20 cail names. he calls the tariff
T on agricultural products q fraud. ard
dclusiou. the men who hoodwinked him
with ~ liars. and himself H fool This
ven he seems 20 b. beginning 20 sas
clearly that 10 Is himself who more than
anyone else has fastened about himself