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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

Take Graybeard Pills for that dizzy
feeiing-Lost appetite. and follow Il up
with a bottle OF Graybeard. II is all you
need. f1espess Drug Co sole props,
Ravauuah Ga.ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

Graybeard may be obtained at all drug
stores OF write 10 Us for II. Respess Drug
Co, sole props. Savannah. Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
.It Cured Ne

'Graybeard broke up rheumatism or
me-. says Mr. Chas. Thomas. the Jew.
eler on Whitaker street. And put me IN
better health than ! have enjoyed In q
long time"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
MONTGOMERY
CATTLE PARK.


THuNDERBOLT
Car leaves Boson street junction $50
.. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until II % D. IN.
Car leaves Thunderbolt NJ 500 A. m. ana
every thirty minutes thereafter until
400 midnight. for Bolton street juno
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
TO SELL BASKET WORKS.
Factory wuu Be Pat ~ nj Auction
Oct. ~.

The assets Of the savannah Box and
Basket Works will be sold at auction Oct
Is under decree OF bankruptcy. The
works include lot of machinery and tools
for the manufacture OF boxes. crates and
baskets Private sealed bids for the
whole or any part OF the assets will be
received up 10 oct 70, at 10 O'Clock. which
will be opened by the referee at his
ofire. No I Bryan street east
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

A High-Crade Institution for Ladies'
Shorter College Roma, Ca. Write for
catalogue. =
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
FREIGHT AND PARCEL G

FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR
This car carries trailer for passengers
on all trips and leaves west side Of city
market for Isle OF Hope. Thunderbolt
and all intermediate points AZ 800 a. m.
90 p. m. 500 D. m.
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thunderboit.
City Market and all intermediate points
at 600 a. m. li:o0 a. M. 2;s0 D. n.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

Car leaves west side OF city market for
West End 500 q. m and every ~ minutes
thereafter during the day until 80 p. m
Leaves West End AZ $50 n m. and ev-
cry 70 minutes thereafter during the dap
until 100 o'clock midnight
IT NJ LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
TIMELY RESCUE.
Mrs. Mathewson Removed From
Burning Bed by Conductor
and MOtOrman.

An elderly woman, Mrs. Mathewson.
was seriously burned last evening by a
blaze in the bed. which she was occupy
ing, on the second floor of house on In
diana avenue, occupied by c. NJ. Free
born.
The conductor and motorman of car
passing the place noticed smoke issuing
from a second-story window.
They stopped the car and rushed into
tho house. where they discovered Mrs.
Mathewson on burning bed. Her cloth
ing was afire, and she was unable TO do
anything TO help herself. They removed
her from the bed and quickly tore the
burning clothing from her A still alarm
was sent 10 Hose IS, which extinguished
the flames in the bedding.
Meanwhile DIR. Buxton was called, but
on examination IL was found that al
though she was burned on the neck, head,
arms and lower limbs, Mrs. Mathewson's
condition was not dangerous.
1t Is believed that the fire was caused
by a lighted candle falling on the bed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
WRECKAGE
OF HUDSON
Is FOUND.
Was Owned in Providence and
Commanded by Capt. Web
Ster Of Wakefield.

Wreckage, consisting of portion OF a
vessels afterhouse. with the name
"Hudson" painted on it portion OF a
hun and some other wreckage with the
name Hudson" carved into the wood
washed ashore OH the east end Of Nan
tucket Island near Coskata life saving
station yesterday.
This wrecksge without doubt. Is from
the barge Hudson when, together Win
the barge Robert lngle Carter broke
adrift from the tug Teaser off Montauk
Point on the night or Nov o, during a
violent westerly gale, since which uine
the Te0ser has been constantly search
ing for them.
the Hudson either foundered at sea or
was stranded on one of the numerous
southeTly shoals of Nantucket and broke
TO pieces. II is probable that her crew
Of five men have perished.
The Hudson was owned by Robert IL.
Little x Co., coal dealers of this city.
She was laden with l023 tons.
She had Il crew of nNe men and was
commanded by Capt Webster OF Wake
field. lie was an experienced coaster,
and had been I'm charge OF some well
known schooners I'm the coasting trade
His wife sailed with him on the Hudson
during the fall, but she remained at her
home I'm Wakefield when her husband
left here the last time in the early part
of this month.
The Hudson was g!c<n up as lost by
tl1e owners and the relatives OF Capt.
Webster on the 18th.
The names Of the mate and deckhands
on the Hudson are not known here as
they were frequently changed SHE was
ed coaling craft that went out of this
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
knife OR FALL !?
Police Are Investigating Injuries
Sustained by Angelo Paneco.
Hurts Not Serious.

Lieut.. O'Neil of the Second station re-
ceived word early this morning. that an
Italian, named Angelo Paneco, who lived
at 667 Charles street. had been stabbed,
and, with Sergt. Hartnett and several
patrolmen, he at once started to inyesti-
gate. &
1t was said that the man. who is "A
years old. had been found I'm an uncon-
scious condition at l0:SO o'clock last night
at the foot of Hawkins street Hill with
"A bad cut over his right eye, half OF his
mustache missing and his face badly
scraped. Near him was a bicycle, badly
bent and damaged.
He had been taken To his home at 667
Charles street and there was attended
by DIR. j. ID. Lance. The man was i'm a
stupor from the effects OF ether when
the police arrived there
The police were inclined TO believe An
gelo had taken header from his bicy-
Gle on Hawkins street hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
ANOTHER LAWYER
Brings Kichiglan's Case Before
Appellate Court on Petition
for Trial.

An interesting question as to the right
OF a defendant to a trial or at least a trial
in the common pleas division OF the SUI
preme court today came before the ap-
pellate division.
Morris III. Kichigian was sued for de-
ceit. decision was against him in the sixth
district court, where the case was first
tried.
The plaintiff was Charles r.. Blackman.
Kichigian claimed an appeal and jury
trial. ..t-'.-+t.
When the case came up In the common
pleas court, Kichigian's attorney was not
in court, nor was Kichigian, 40 the de-
fendant was called and defaulted. A pc
tition to take off the default was denied.
the judge in the common pleas thinking
there might be an action by kichigian
against his attorney for neglect He en-
gagged another attorney. ..t.t.,
In his petition to the appellate court TO-
day Kichigian said he did not care to pro-
ceed against his former attorney and that
he was not liable I'm an action of deceit
at all. Counsel for Kichigain admitted
that Kichigian owed Blackman some
thing. but had never been guilty OF de-
ceit. and that the amount OF the tudg-
ment i'm the district court was excessive
The court took the papers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
Charles H. Sprague and George L.
Herrick Both SucCumb to Illness.
Their Useful Careers

Charles II. Sprague, one Of the best
known Of Providence business men, and
a member of the firm or c. II. & III. S.
sprague, bankers and brokers, passed
away Saturday evening. at his home on
Stimson avenue, after an illness of about
one week.
Mr.. Sprague a week ago yesterday was
stricken with "a paralytic shock. and he
gradually sank. remaining unconscious
until death came 10 relieve him of his
sufferings. &tf
Mr.. Sprague was born at kilingly,
Conn, In October. lsu His family NOV
ing 10 this city while ne was very young.
he received his education here, and was
graduated from the high school.
He went INTO buSIness VIII MS FATHER,
and subsequently, became partner in
the firm Of s. s.. Sprague a. Co.
After the death, four years ago. or the
senior member, this concern was dis
solved. and Mr.. Charfes II, Sprague
formed partnership with his brother,
Henry O., In the banding busipess.
He was distinguished by unusual inte-
gritty and amiability or character. and
possessed those sterling qualities which
attract many and steadfast friends. He
Wa& interested In many philanthropic or
ganixations, notably the Old Mems Home,
OF whic.. he has been president for many
His administration or Its affairs gave
the very highest satisfaction, and he Will
be sincerely mourned and missed, not
only In the management. but by the aged
inmates OF the home, I'm whose welfare
- He SS Va. Z. director e Of Of the Blackstone Canal
National Bank, and or the Mechanics
Savings Bank and was also connected
with other corporations and institutions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

the bank had TO be taken in charge by
the examiner.
BETRAYED BY A JEALOUS WOMAN.
Brown. IL Is alleged, was living fast
life, with wine, women and gambling in
his repertoire. His career was not cut
short by any discovery at the bank until
a jealous woman betrayed him.
Brown is widower, with one son. aged
10 years. who lives with Browns father,
Paris c. Brown, ex-mpyor OF Newport,
and one OF the leading business men of
Cincinnati. Last summer Brown visited
Yellowstone park and Cincinnati wo-
man wanted 10 accompany him, but this
was denied her.
When she ascertained some time after
ward that another woman was with
Brown on his Western trip. the Cincin-
natl woman gave the bank officials some
information that brought about a crisis.
The only farewell letter that Brown Is
known to haze left was To this wo-
man, whose apartments are on Ninth
street In Cincinnati. add In this letter he
admits that he had secured about all that
he could get and that iihe time had come
to saY farewell sroNn. it is said, was
sroa poker player. with the limit never
too high, and he had beer a plunger on
horse races for years. Ills bets on the
races Il Is reported. were frequently too
high for the pool rooms in Covlngton,
KY, and he had brokers in both Chicago
and New York.
BANK OFFICERS WILL STAND IT.
The officers Of the bank arc all OF them
wealthy and responsible men. and they
will be able 10 make the losses good.
Among the Directors Is Paris q. Brown.
who Is the defendants father and Is well
known
The cashier Of this bnnk Is also paying
teller. and Brown relieved him as paying
teller when the cashicr went to his din
ner IL II stated that Brown did most
OF his work during the noon lunoh OF the
cashier
Ihere ives quite q run ON the bank yes
terday. bat the uspal announcements WIS
made as u con,lnued 60 be made 10 the
press til after midnight hut n.,r.-+.f 1,
rush Is eNpected az the bank tomorrow.
even II there has been notice posted
that the bank l. closed pending inyestiea-
ton, aiiu some tear ihst there viii be-
serious 'r0nOlS sssn 70 ule extent oi
violence.
-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

Cincinnati, o.. Nov. 1e.--U. s. Bank Ex-
smincr Tucker yesterday took possess
ion of the German National Bank, at
Newport. Ky, and posted a notice that
the bank would remain closed pending
an exsrinstforf.
Examiner Tucker also announced unof-
ficially that Frank NJ. Brown. the indi-
vidual bookkeeper and assistant cashier.
was missing. and. that a partial inves-
tigation showed that Brown was short
about spol.o0o.
Brown had been with the bank IS years,
was one Of the most trusted men ever
connected swith this old bank. and IL is
stated 81 the experts that his pecula-
lions eBtAnded back az far as 10 years.
The capital stock OF the bank is only
100000
. Browns alleged shortage is double
that amount. and more than the reserve
and all the assets. inridding the real es-
tate. The First National Bank OF. New
port was wrecked two years ago by
Cashier Yeutsey and now. with the Ger
msn National closed, Newport has only
one hsnk,jefi. ftr.
RuMpRs TWO WEEKS OLD.
For two weeks there have been rumors
that Brown was short. and some depos-
itors withdrew their accounts. Three
weeks ago the bark examiners made a
good statement of the hank and the Of
fcers and directors allayed suspicion by
referring 10 the report OF this exarnina-
tion and TO their last statement.
Last "Wednesday Brown left,and a was
announced that he had gone hunting on
a vacation. He got ticket for Odlin.
III, but IL is learned now that he did not
20 there. and IL ls generally believed
that he In out OF this country with plenty
or money IN his possession.
lt is learned that Brown was suspended
last Tuesday pending an investigation
and the experts have been az work ali
the past week. while the officers and al.
rectors have been making announce
hnents that everything was ell risht
RUMoRs OFFICIALLY DENIED.
Last Friday the oniesrs and directors
over their own names. published I'm IN.
papers sf the city a statement that the
bank had been found t. De all right and
that ti.~ rumors about Brown were falls.
They conunued making these state
m<nts o.. the press - lsfe a. saturda,
p.ididxDlbnt The statements were not a..
crpied hy the CONGRATULATIONS
~h,sh esp-s~d the alleged defalca ton
Aod caused a panic IN Hevpori, - thai
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
HAINES'
UNIQUE
DEFENCE.
Fall River Man Who Attempted
Suicide Saturday Evening,
Explain Conduct.

Joshua Haines OF Fall River. who
caused so much excitement in the Fox
Point district Saturday evening, and who
wound up runaway smashup by shoot
ing himself. IL sim living
The doctors at the Rhode Island hos
pitai extracted the bullet ana the nurses
today reported the patient as comforta-
BILE.
Haines says the whole AFFAIR was one
Of the most sensational Inc ever figured
in, though he has seen some things out
OF the ordinary In his 3 years OF life.
His defence 10 the allegation that he
stole the horse which ran away is
unique He says he stopped by the side
that before he could realize what had
transpired two drunken men tossed him
bodily into the carriage. With a stick
they struck the horse and the animal
went dashing down India street.
The collision with tpcart at a street
he asserts, though he managed To clutch
the rcins. When he was tossed out on
his head blood was flowing freely
lie grOped about dazed and wildly eN-
cited men gathered about him and called
him q horse thief. lie WAS iostled by
several or these men, and. thinking they
intended TO do him harm. he pulled his
revolver for protection 10 himself from
further. injury.
As he did this Haines SAYS some one
in the crowd attempted to knock the
pistol out OF his hand and il swung
around with the muzZle TO his breast,
and was discharged.
Haines says just before this greatest
or all incidents in MS life he took n
drink on Tockwetton street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
n CARD.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II
IL fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Blanding & Blanding. A. w. Fenner,
Kenyon, Smith g. Co, III. ". O'Donnell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

G. w. Morton. who says that his home
is at 165 Hospital street. was found drunk
on Globe street and when he sobered up
at THE station he discovered that his
watch, chain. bunch of keys, knife, to-
bacco. hat and what little change he had.
had been taken from him while he was
slumbering in the gutter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
"come sebsn, Come EIebsn I"

Lucky numbers these. certain gentry
think. but the luclSiest number Is AZ
Washington street for those wishing best
work at low prices in Designing. Engrav-
ing, Electrotyping ana Printing, where
The j. j. Ryder Co. is TO be found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

lie was a member Of the Central Congre-
gational church.
MIR. Sprague's widow is a daughter of
the late Gorham Thurber. lie leaves also
a mother, Mrs. S. 8. Sprague, brother,
Henry s. Sprague. and a sister, Mrs. II.
A. Whitmarsh. AL OF this city, as well as
a brother, Frank r. Sprague OF Min
neapolis.
He leaves a large circle OF devoted
friends 10 mourn their loss I'm the passing
of one who had so endeared himself to
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19


George Luther Herrick was born I'm
Providence the son OF Asahel and Eliza
Herrick, Nov. 20, lSfs lie commenced his
schooling at the Elm street public school.
His parents Afterwards moving to Grams
ton, he completed his education there.
When a small boy he and an elder
brother Asahel. took up the study of
the violin, on which ne became a prof.
cient player. sst
His career as a musician started at
the ago OF II. with nlaying for parties.
dances and weddings lie afterwards
organized an orchestra known as Her
rick a. Tongues, HerricK a. Harlow's and
Herrick's Brigade band and orchestra.
A few wears afterward he formed, and
was leader and business manager OF Her
rick * Tonge's Brigade band and orches-
ira.
In this capacity he labored until about
10 years ago.. when he practically gave up
his work as a musician.
He was married Nov. 13 1866 TO Miss
Martha NJ. Tucker. who, with one son
and one daughter, survives him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

John Gray. who was injured at East
Providence a few days ago. and was
taken to the Emergency hospital where
one of his legs was amputated, died this
morning at $40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

Peter Walter called upon Capt. Marston
tbts mornine and reported that a trunk
i'm his room at Is A street has been broken
into and SIS worth OF clothes had been
taken. Peter says he knows who did the
trick. .-..-.,...
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

A Riverside car and team driven by
r. T.. Smith of 1G Burgess avenue, East
Providence, collided on South Main street
last evening. The wagon was wrecKeu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19

woman may D. the friend 81 the man
she neV'r lotel. hli slv VIZ be- an enemy
Of the man sfs icysd ard lost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
WELL KNowN MUSICIAN.

WELL KNOWN MUSICIAN.
George l.. Herrick, up TO n few years
ago one OF the best known musicians I'm
Providence. died AT his home. 236 Rhodes
street, yesterday morning, after brief
Illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-19
BANK HAD NOTHING
n WHEN BROWN LEFT.
German National of Newport, Ky.,
Looted of Everything by Book
keeper and Assistant Gas shier.

Cincinnati o.. Nov. 1s.--U. s. Bank Ex-
amincr Tucker yesterday took possess
ion OF the German National Bank, at
Newport. KY. and posted a notice that
the bank would remain closed pending
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
5orifieuiet.

Sibsn 1857 bar England r.ous
tsret i'm 9jalb mso libt oOsr $1,000,
100000. 2anbsts Gialo sr for sis
ben ca. 100000 900. Den ipos
afritanIts aris pil fOrsgs 9jalosn
mere, eno ben sr bleOst rsDucsret / be
iibits so aar.
Stulisn Bigger for siben fire
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init 1886 Cons fore. Der sr osiau
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unbsr gpgnins ! Stulisn. 80 arisss
Iti6e bpssss nu / Stalien msb en- iams
let Sr9stigbsb al 1854 Sons mob
450,355 / Gtorbritanisn os 2O9, 765 /
De Soreneoe Statsr.
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1899, er 5000 sons fore. England
bpssebs Ter Slagfti6e | 1899. De ans
bre to par 8enseance os Glorp, 12,s
$50 Spns.
Der er Ter Gruber pGa Wsiu6a
Ranssn. bpis Sorisnosli.r iaar Oil
blipe mere sno 100000 Cons. ,ller /
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gipabic, Mpuntdin Srpn Deb MOuns
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bonins peo Sibbins cs ADAMS psc
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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Rrntnhy.
SUinnerne tog ia al Dam.

Gooington, 130e Warts. Sad
Gbparos fiji isaar GftermiOoug en- itOr
Dolls at lin essn Mebicin, ION ban
ilst lite litts. San er bpppis blspet
arrsitsret for at babe bantet fin Stone,
Og igdur bleo fan lsslabt fra Qr6eibss
buffet, bpor ban bapbe oarst / 60 0ags
for iamme 9rsoe. Site for bar ban
tommen bism, fsr Fan CAB fig til at
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tiltalote en- Del Rdbotonsr, Tom tamz
pebe, ipartsbe os Ilog goparos, til ban
miitebe g%eoioitbebsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Soaege Cont palgt.

0SF9uS 6aas, lite Marts. = Cont
~ Bart Ripr autber College sps.
%c1s II ooI9t al pebfnmmenpe &omite.
Wv eS's' o1'O 5. s, Sias Gi,nopm Deb
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sr.., S08ningen ftal ftaHs baaOe
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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Snbianus Statss.olos. Wr.
9loti6lsps aarsrupport oiI,r, at Snz
oiana bar 49, 900 IONS aul uno.r
i'm SDerfaoe. bpiltst sy mot for 300
2lar; at Der blsO sraOst 5,177,o44 sons
/ 1899. os at 1926 Grubsarbsiber. .r
6sfjaftiget.
Der er neolagt iaa mans. lib. |
Winneiota iuur, at Statsauoitsren life
fan 6etals for Stalperns. or g,Dils
lingen er Der life mere eno $847.85
igisn, % Der ioeper JorSrinser til ct
9els6 At 1.f24. Otter 5ail gountp
ulsne far 5ororingsr for $430.
Den fore Roro 9atOtd Harmer
Gsorgs @. Barnes bar iast, at | BET
tommenbe Qar pil Der / Roro 9atota
blipe fact minoit ire Ganss ida messt
5lar ION ifior. 5lurarealet pil blipe
forbauienoe tort. flyer ban. Nsn BET
betnosr life, at Roro 9atotas aars
mere pil ilaa iis pua Star os OpsiOe
SOeos; men 5larpriisn sr for Sioen
friitenoe. Den Sbeori. at 5lar life
ian upIes fsre aar ! &aS paa iumm,
Stptts 9ano. bploer life Still i aloro
9atota. Mir. Barnes BAR funeet at
pun sort 2uno niicerer BET life bets
YGrbi iom h~peotpcsnos 2ano at iaa
5lar pua bet. Def Ipnss inarsrs al
renie os game bet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Hem DnrR.
1fjorien in0fbr9nnt.

gleip gort, 12te STARTS. - Shorten
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Gfter Rapnsns at bemms par be ulpts
tsliss Staliensr..
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
MtnnrTntn.
Sfamfrusirr.

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0oF!'a 6Iso ioa9 brust til 9psns Suipis
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