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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29

Miss Amy l.. Barbour of Hartford
returned to this city yesterday to enter
upon her third year of postgraduate
study in Yale university. AT the recent
commencement she was honored by the
award of a fellowship as a testimonial
to her good standing in scholarship.
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His Act is Very Much Regretted
Meeting of the Board of Directors Yes
teraay.
| The directors of the New Haven Bus
mess Mems association held special
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Chamber of Commerce hall, and the
resignation of Henry H. Guernsey,
president of the association, was read
before the board The resignation was
afterward accepted. Mr.. Guernsey had
been president of the association ever
since it was organized and was one Of
through him that the New Haven as
scciation was started, and it was chiefly
through him that it has grown to be
one of the largest and strongest bust
ness mems association in the state. Mr..
Guernsey's resignation will be regretted
by al 1.-The members of the association
who fully realize his worth as the
head of the organization,
George B. johnson. secretary of the
Edward Malley company, was urani-
mously elected to the presidency to fill
Mr.. Guernsey's place. Mr.. Johnson
was first vice president up to yesterday,
and as he has been in touch with the
former president in all the doings of
the association, he is fully prepared
for the duties of the position. Mr.. john
son is an excellent choice, and there is
no doubt but that the affairs of the as
ISOLATION will be run in the same smooth
manner as when Mr.. Guernsey was at
the helm.
Another resignation was accepted
yesterday. L. B. Hil|ard, member
of the b ard of directors, resigned and
M. F, Stanley the well known Church
stlest furnisher, was chosen to fill Mr..
Hillards place A few reports were
read and the meeting adjourned about
o'clock. Eighteen of the twenty-one
memb rs of the board of-directors were
present at the meeting.
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- as i'i.o"s.
0eoiSe Ni' s'hihs, oecretary New nd
Nei - M' ~ Ni'S
'i ~ neie"i'l ,e'oer my res's-
nation as president of the New Haven
Business Mems association to take eff
feet October 1, and would ask that you
kindly present same to the board of di-
lectors.
ne ine'''pers OF the poard know
go p'eu ie-e'eet'oii list jan
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

Rev. E. M. Grant, state superintend-
ent of Universalist churches, will preach
Sunday morning at 1920 O'Clock in the
Church of the Messiah (First Univer-
salist). Sunday school and pastors BIZ
BILE class at noon. Young peoples devo-
tional meeting at $50 p. m. The public
cordially invited.
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HOME FROM THE ADIRONDACKS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Benedict and
Harry Benedict have returned from the
Ampersand hotel, where they have been
to attend the marriage of Paul NJ Rem
edict to Miss Elsie f. Brown of Sara
nae Lake, N. Y.
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ST THOMAS, CHTTRCH

The services in st. Thomas church
tomorrow will be morning prayer, lit
any and sermon at 1920 and evening
prayer at 5. The Sunday school will
meet at 1915. The rector will preach in
the morning.
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CONCERT AT HARUCARI HALL.
One Sunday N git in Honor of Director
Emil Peters.

A fine programme has been arranged
for the ncert to be given by the Her.
mans Sohoe Mannetchor in honor of
Profess Emil Peters at Harueali hall
to-mor ow evening, The f lowing
SINGING socie will sing during the
evening: Ha ugeii Singing society
Teutonia M inner chor Herman's Sohne
Mannerchor, Al better Mannerchor &C.
velia Singing society, and Arion Sing
ing society. The Dorscht lodge will
furnish the orchestra music.
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AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

Dwight Place church has resumed it's
use of the printed programmes in the
evening service. Rev DR.. Leete deliv-
ers tomorrow night the second dis
course in the series 1.-THE End of the
Age" the topic being christian States
manship in the Nineteenth Century as
illustrated Especially in the Life of Will
liam e. Gladstone"
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
rendered Reception by the Alpha
Alpha Society.

Zeta chapter, Alpha Alpha society, a
society of Hillhouse high school girls
rendered tea TO the other girls of the
school at the residence of Miss Kinney
on Whitney avenue yesterday after
noon. 1t was quite largely attended
and in every respect a most enjoyable
affair. Wild flowers formed the CHIEF
decorations of the Kinney residence,
which was thrown open to the young
ladies for the occasion. An impromptu
musical entertainment was rendered,
after which refreshments were served.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT Y. M. c. A..
ROOMS.


The Y M. C. A. announces that the
Rev. Howard Nude will deliver a Sc
ries of five addresses on the Bible at
the Y. M. C. A. rooms, No 713 Chapel
street, during the next five Sundays
Great interest centers in these address,
es, which were delivered some time ago
by Mr. Nude and have received such
favorable commentator. The subjects
are as follows:
1.-The Bible--Its Own Defense
2-The Bible-Of God Not Man.
3-The Bible-Its Inspiration.
4-The Bible-Miracles.
5-The Understanding Up
Special arrangements are being made
for music. AT the opening address,
which occurs tomorrow afternoon at
3:45, the association glee club, which is
led by Frank w. Sweet will appear for
the first time and sing two selections.
Mr.. Sweet promises large glee club
for the services to be held during the
winter. Owing to the importance of
these addresses the association invites
all young men, whether members or
not, to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
Morning Service.

Prelude.
Opening Sentence-The Lord is in His
Holy Temple ................D banks
Hymn No 66.
Apostles Greed.
Prayer.
Response by the congregation.
Anthem-Light of the World. Nevin
Responsive reading-Psalm 145.
Gloria Patri in A
New Testament Lesson.
Offertory.
Otcertory solo Abide With Mc...M....
Observation-Disclosures. Hoffman
Miss l.. Genevieve Barnes.
Hymn No 743
Sermor--The Right Attitude for Sue
cessful Prayer-Rev Winslow
Adams.
Hymn No 1862.
Renediction,
postlude.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

The services at st. PauPs church to-
morrow are the litany and holy COM
munion at $50 and the services, with
the sermons, at 1920 and 1880. The
musical service in the morning is by
Stanford with Martins anthem, Like
as Father Pitieth His Own Children"
etc. In the evening the music is from
Gounod, with the anthem from Gauls
Holy City" Eye Hath Not Seen"
etc. To-day being the Festival of St.
Michael and All Angels, there will be
the service Of the holy communion at 10
o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

Middletown, Sept 2S.-It was official
ly announced to-day that the date for
the democratic congressional conven-
ton, which was to be held here October
IL, has been changed to October at
1870 D. IN.
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AT ST. ANDREWS M e. CHURCH.
Rev. Duane Griffin will preach to-
morrow forenoon on What it is to Fol-
low Christ" the subject being suggest
ed by Rev. Dr. Shedon's book. I'm His
Steps" Mr.. Griffn's subject for the
evening is THAT Unruly Member" By
mistake of the types Mr. Griftin's sub
ject for one of his sermons last Sunday
read 1T is a Difficult Thing to be a
Christian" The subject was rs it a
Difficult Thing" etc. The speaker
showed in his sermon that the ''yoke of
Christ is easy" when rightly adjusted
that it is not a difficult thing to be a
whole-hearted Christian.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregationaI church, Naugatuck, enjoy
ed an outing yesterday at the cottage
Of Mrs. Wilmot at Woodmont
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AT EPMORTH M. q. CHURCH.

The Rev Winslow Adams, pastor of
Epworth M. e. church, will repeat his
sermon of two Sundays ago on Higher
Ground" tomorrow evening by request.
His morning subject will be "The Right
Attitude for Successful Prayer" The
following is the order of service, with
music
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
WIDE AWAKES.

An Important Meeting for Next Mons
day Evening.
There will be q meeting of the re-
Gently formed organization of Wide
Awakes of 1860 on Monday evening" Oc-
tober 1. at 8 o'clock in the parlors OF
the Union League club, and all who
are eligible to membership are requests
ed to be present.
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Hymn 5ss-Hark, My Soul! 1t is the

Hymn 599-Hark, My Soul! 1t is the
Lord OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dykes
Gloria Tibi In G ................,Ga Garrett
HYMN 3SS-Come, Thou Almighty
IAlnR .,...,....'..'.. $3.50 N'i''t .''i4A
Offertory-My Maker and My King.
" Stainer
Recessional--O Mother Dear, Jerusa-
lem Ward
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PARK CHAPEL.

Rev. A. V. R. Abbott will preach in
Park chapel, Morris Cove, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. Brown, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, has sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to oc-
cupy the pulpit tomorrow. At the
morning service the Lords Supper will
be observed
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Evening Service.

Organ Prelude,
Opening Sentence-Let the Words CO
My Mouth ....................D anks
Hymn, No. ia.
The twenty-third psalm.
Evening prayer
Response--Organ
Arthenl--My Shepherd is the Living
dCtl may
Psaiter-Break Thou the Head of Life.
Offertory-Not Ashamed Of Christ.
Mrs. Edith Beers Jones.
Hymn No. 500.
Sermon-Hisher Ground--Rev. Winslow
Adams.
Chant-The Lords Prayer.
Hymn No. 725.
Benediction.
Postlude.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
NEWS FROM The CHURCHES
Century League 100000 of the $7O,-
coo Needed by the League in sight
Probable Success of This Big Move
MeMt Other Church News.

Anniversary services celebrating the
signal success of the Twentieth Cen
tury league in attempting to pay the
entire $4,000 Indebtedness of Methodist
churches of New Haven before entering
the twentieth century will be held at
the First M. e. church tomorrow. In
announcing this meeting last Sunday
Rev, Mr.. Eldridge made the statement
that there was already 100000 in sight,
and that there was no doubt of the ulti-
mate success of the undertaking. The
entire day will be given up to the eXer-
cises. The speakers will be H. H. Ben
edict, president Of the league; Presid-
Ing Elder Adams, Rev DR.. Eldridge
and other prominent preachers and lay
men of New Haven. Special music will
be rendered by the church choir and
soloists under the direction of Assistant
Pastor Beach.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
AT GRACE M. e. CHURCH.

The annual roll call of church mem
bers will be called at Grace Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow by the sec
rotary, Charles Lamb, after which Rev.
A. ]. Smith will preach on THE World
for Christ" There will be an Epworth
league rally in the lecture room at $50
At 7:30 the pastor will preach on zone
Thing Wanting"
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Evening Prayer, 400.
AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Recessional-Hymn 403.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29

At THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor Addison Moore exchanges with
former Pastor Wallace Buttrick, D. D.,
of Albany, NJ Y, tomorrow. Rev. DIR.
Buttrick will preach in Republican hall
at both the morning and evening SER
vices for public worship
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
woMAN's SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

7 w w n 77TT7
President Wide Awake Club Of 1860.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29
4. H. GUERNSEY RESIGNS
AS PRESIDENT OF THE BUSINESS
MEMS ASSOCIATIONS.

His Act is Very Much Regretted
George ID. johnson His successor
Meeting of the Board of Directors Yes
terGay.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-29

INC lot catarrhal
congestiolls, irri-
tations, infa1n-
nations, weak
ening drains,
painful irregu-
larities, etc. As
a rule, the ma
jority Of diseases
which make life
a burden to wo-
men spring from
a debilitated or
catarrhal condi-
ton of the Sensi-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-21
FIRST SIXTEEN YEARS
Determine structure and Physical
Health.

II parents could realize what a crime
they commit in permitting children to
b,y, heavy druss durtrs ,bctr e,rl, ,ffe
rueh W. uss' iy- "s'"''l,, p con "n,e.
.'"ht9 ,h''' Fi'"tA' ftiei's 'h'h TO,
lNHp'ps "a an" nervous "i'eht' 'h,9 "ou.a
%" any INNS <" 70 any amount OF tt'uu.'
in1 Ga, ." o"auS. ~. ul''i'-'s anu tlee
tAeH 'hhpTeh 'he a1F"hi's' ih"t nature
de manas 70 pFpdu,e perfect sPeelinehs.
Sixty y'uf Vin woman "Il''e. MN
oN'f-ihnulschi papa nH'n =" say at the
ia'lc. why nor lel me ehi4a nave what
-h' hhes u won hutt DER any re re-
iefreA parlcuIAry 20 my drinking COZ
ice' when ] was very i"nd ~ as child
re honestly tnousht didnt hurt me-
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.~s correspondence scnoo-

Frank sloat. Savannah. received SOS
votes
F. Kauders. Savannah. received 2.ssl
votes
W c. Mcintyre. Savannah. received
? 100 votes.
Daniel Duggan. Savannah. received
9iA votes
". b. Purse. Savannah, received l. s7s
votes
Frank Hirt. Savannah. received l.5cs
votes
}. a. Kingdom Beaufort. s C.. re-
celved ]. 29l votes
while Melvin. Savannah. received J. I'D
votes.
g. II. McPhan. savannah received 1876
votes.
NJ A. Stern. Savannah. received ioSi
votes.
The ten scholarships which were com
poted Tor and which the Morning News IS
giving away aggregate an outlay OF 500.
They are ~ follows:
/. A free scholarship IN mechanical
engineering. which will qualify for posi-
lions as mechanical craftsmen. machine
designers foremcn. superintendcnts. and
master mechanics.
. a free schoarshlp In electrical on
elneering which will qualify Tor positions
az superlntendents OF electric light ami
power plants or 81 electrical manufac-
tories. as electrical engineers or eleciri-
clans This scholarship includes a frss
outnt Of electrical apparatus with which
20 do the work 81 the course.
3 A free scholarship IN architecture.
which will qualify Tor positions as aren't
tectural craftsmen ana designers. archi-
tecis or architectural engineers. or 90 60
into business as builders and contractors
4 free scholarship On civil engineer
ing which will qualify 20 design and SUI
| perintend the construction 81 bridge. N
| lay out proposed railroads or pupcrlntena
their construction and maintenance: %
design hydraulic apparatus and plan and
install water power plants and irrigat
systems: and for positions as surveyors.
or as municipal or consulting civil enei-
neers.
s. \ free scholarship IN sanitary plumb
/ ing heating and ventilation. which VII
| qualify 20 on the highest positions IN tho
/ plumbing. heating aud ventilation trad, =
| or to act as plumbing inspectors
g. free scholarship In chemistry.
which will qualify for positions as ana
| lyticai chemists.
T. A free scholarship in commercial
! branches. which viii qualify for positions
/ as stenographer or accountants.
/ & A free scholarship in me chanlraI
drawing which will qualify Tor snlar.e1
positions as mechanical craftsmen. This
| scholarship includes complete drafting
/ outnt: retail price. N2i5
! Q A free scholarship In architectural
/ drawing which will qualify for positions
a. architectural craftsmen. This schoi-
! arship includes y complete drafting outhi
retail price Si255.
/ 10. a free scholarship IN ornament al
design, providing thorough instruction IN
/ free-hand drawing. history OF ornament.
.and the elements Of applleasdesisn, ana
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covering the same ground a. smi ar
courses IN the best resident AT schools
This scholarship include q complete de-
signing outfit retail price. Eot
Eacn successful competitor r. requeei@I
e. coil al the ONCE Of che Morning News
today a. noon and receive the text books
ana an order on the 1ool Cor scholar
snips
Tho outlay 20 the lucky ten IS nothing
The books are free. also instruction pa
pers ln pamphlet form. question papers
and drawing plates. with which % com
Tiete the course. To- addition 20 each
scholarship are Included free. "a com
plete 81 OF the same papers and plates.
handsomely hound IN leasner. with
book o. formulas and KEY FOR the whole
work Of the course. for use ~ reference
books This school is one Of The hret
in the country II has pupils oil over
the United States : large number are
In Savannah. The success attained By
the Scranton Schools make them widely
known The method of instruction b. che
best ana the system Is thorough.
The resident manager is Mr r. A. An
dcrson. 70 Gordon street east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-21

on Thanksgiving morning and will brnE
with them. in addition 20 four subst-
tutes a good sized crowd OF rooters.
The game viii be played IN the Bolton
street grounds the visitors 60 get either
90 per cent. Of the net gate receipts. or
in case OF bad weather and a consequent
smaN attendance. SO In cash.
The players that win represent Savan-
nah In the coming contest have not yet
been decided on all positions on the team
are still open and e is che desire OF the
captain and managers that everybody that
can play the game will be present IN uni
form at the practice thas will be held In
tho yard OF the Hussars Club tonight
ana also tomorrow and Friday nights
Among the men that are now practicing
for a place on the team are Messrs. D.
h HUI. James sullivan. Jr.. Birdie Sui
Ivan. VI smith. Tom Roman, T. Hicks.
Charles duBignon. W. +. Holt c. Mum
chen. S MCGOWAN. J. McIntire. r. Webb
W a Reaves, \. Krenson and H. ~
Germany.
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DUNN IS NOT a CANDIDATE.
nRUNSwTCk CAPTAIN Will NOT
RIN ron VACANT MAJORITY.


"a. SAD. mt. Announcement Y~ster-
-, $50. a.. u.., per.n,ded
a.. -.
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pany. fhe hrunswtcA hih" men
NsfhIHr Known Positively ~ 90
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80, 60. -. t,-ta,,
tion-siattrr WIZ Tome - 'i""f
Nfght-~one Nh" Have h"en Wen
tianea-sneunnah Man - wanted.
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3o-..v ii re T..rd battalion % tac Flrr
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taken as conclusive
Ira..rr..d 81. AZ. desire 10 remain with
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Ten INDICTMENTS FOUND.
4 variety OF cases before the Grand
JuFg.

-~-a Grand igrv ~ me Superior Court
.... .... ........ ....,.-t.. .,5
.ufNfl zen 4h'li 'Ht'ts James o.
IS d. Ecoms and G. a. SISTER we're be
..r4 fo- rosb.-. Thee srs a. men
--.. .---.....t ,...- ,,fr. rer.rr4r
Nn-t'N 'iai--'I 20 elf. '''
southern Ilrt IT fte c.tt ie" nights
AKA, ara rft.- r.ffrr sell o1t on $50.
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we '''''
hard over me m.r.t 100 "'t -t- 49,"
ln hls pocket ora .a'e tae msn TOOK ara
at tho port % PISTOL ordered him
to drive t.em ao.s ooHn town When
,ler aaa r1r- aet.ra. blocks ta"T of4fi-
~ tae drtsf 81 ttan Ard efttlre eai y
enc hAek .r-ft q p.sto. ~ hlw ana toa
hiw go tr.ra tke Or. Tue neF Naa
,rirrtsrel aaoas oaf - f.s s'snsea and
broke n.s Uhlp .n pieees on n1- horse 70
gat oat tle ratsers wsE Later lu The
n.Eh, tte mon nere arrested ana jailed
.te driver az enc tack ae1ut@1 them
arl ones wafe fea for trial The men
aro Drroi-e who arded in town for the
arrival mad 81 is under ipod nave held
ap ertersl hack drivers 81 tae same way
they cId Gads4en
Joe lay a0.orsl was iadietea Tor steal
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sAvoNARoLA To-MoRRow NIGHT.
DIR. y. W. CunsauIus wan Deliver n
Lecture ON the Great Florcntine.

mr.. n. W. GunsauIus Wiu Deliver n
Lecture on the Great Florentine.
Tomorrow night she second Of the lee
lures Of the Savannah Lyceum Course
vii be- given at the Guards Han by Rev
+. " Gunsaulus. who viii speak on
eavonaroia.
while Dr. Gunsaulus has not been hoard
IN Savannah. he has an excellent reputa-
tlon az speaker. a scholar and a think
cr in every par OF the country where
he has been heard. Speaking OF his per
tonalltv one of his critics says.
"The Rev Gunsaulus is 'all and an
ruiar man Tie has splendid forehead
ana an eve which speaks voiumcs. HIS
articulation b absolutely perfect; not a
letter. not a sound II either blurred or
lost Ills gestures are good. but not
dramatic. Iis Us fun Of IRE and his elo-
quence held tho vast throng as II spell
bound Ills word painting is with ideas
ana rot adyerbs aud adjectives In fact.
the speaker ls such a matchless orator
aud the hearor is go carried away that
Il IS hard Tor him afterwards 10 give an
adequate idea % what was said. Some
how. the appearance % the lecturer ana
the tone of his thought reminded ore OF
Robert Elsamgre. although his lecture was
original and new"
The lecture thnt be will give here will
give ample scope 20 his eloquonce and
scholarship dealing ns 80 docs. with the
most interesting ana brilliant period OF
the history Of Florence nnd possibly Italy.
fhe Mcclellan influence OF ART aud lct-
tiers. and the renaissance ana all that
u means 60 the modern artistic world,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-21
now rue GERMS DEVELOP.
Prof. Koch Says Gnat Bites Intro
duce Parasites Into the Body.
BON ID 80 York snn

From the New York Sun
Berlin. Nov. l7.-Professor Koch lee.
ured before the Colonial Society which
was crowded with scientists and promi-
nent men. al the Kalserhoff Hotel re-
Gently. on the subject OF malarlal fever.
He described TO his colleagues his exper-
fence with the government expedition TO
Java and New Guinea. lie said he had
reached the conclusion that gnat bites in
troduced and developed parasites into the
human body. But. according 80 his the
DRY. parasite germs breed in the human
body Itself. The germs are passed by
gnat from one human body 90 another
but they develop Ia the body OF she gnat
during the passage. Children, he said.
were especially liable 90 impregua lon
AZ a village in New Guinea l57 iuha BIZ
tnuts out Of 10 were affected hy the lis
ease and all were CURED hy the use Of
quinine Mosquito nets. the professor
said. were useful but were not wholly
reliable. An inoculations he said. had
hitherto been failures ana for that rea-
son he urged the colonial authorities TO
issue free supply Of quinine