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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.
Or. 449 20 Pitts6urgu.

40kA4 4SOO
roku grupa 40 otrsia nastepuj.oy IA.
rssd: Prezes S. Mikolajo.yk; wioepre.
.es. M. P26oiennik; sekr. prot, A. Wy.
sooki Pc raz 2gi; wioesekretar., j. Las.
kowski; kasjer, Filipowski; opiekuno.
vie kasy: w. Kwistsk i A. Jardanow.
ski; m~arszalkiem, N. Wawr.yniak.
Wssslkie listy tyc.sce sic gr. 449, pro-
sse przysylac pod adresem tym samym
jak zes.lego roku. A. Wysooki, sekr.
Or. IT'S 20 Gniesnie.
Tow. Rolnik6w or. It's ma rocznem
posisdzeniu dnia ii styoznia T. b., o.
braso ten sam zarsad ma rok 1900;
Marcin Lepak, prezes; Jan Dulihski,
w%ioeprezes; Maroin Kusnierek, sekr.
prot, Pawe2 Lepak, sekr. fn.; Jak6b
Mosiniak, kasjer; Iguacy Joboayk, mar.
szalek; Miohal Jakubek, marsza{ek 2pi;
Korespondencje tyo.ace sic tego To-
warzystwa prosze adresowa6 do sekre-
TARA. MARION Kusnierek, 61O E. 9th
str, Duluth, MINI.
Or III Chicago.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu tow. Aga.
tona Gillera No. 1. or. Ill Wv. N. p,
ktore sic odbyio dnia Is styoznia +. b.,
obje3a stara administrators ma rok bieaa.
oy swoje ozynnosci jak nastepuje: A.
Kruger, jake prezes; w. Drajus, vice.
prszes; A. Szumihski, sekr. prot; A.
Zuchelski, sekr fnan.; r. Czerw'nski,
kaSjer. Do rady gospodarozej zostali
wybraui: ]. Dsopiewski, M. Altman
A. Wolski. j. Miklasz, marsza}ek /;
j. W}aderek, marszalek II; S. Rosoi,
Ohorazy l; J. Sihmelzer. ohorasy II; J.
Karbon il. Lshski, podohorazowie. -
A. Szymahski, sekr.
Or. 213 20 Elmira. ". Y.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu tow. ,,Po.
step" gr. 213 u. N. P. odbytem duia 7
styoznia r. b. zostal obrany nowy zarzad
ma T. 1900 jak nastepuje: Franoiszek
Popek, prezes; Wojo. Paluszkiewioz,
wiceprezes; Jan Jeziorski, sekr.; MARGIN
G6rzycki, kasjer; Tomasz Rewolihski i
J6zef Napierala, rewizorzy ksia4ek i
kssy. Wszelkie korespondenoje pro.
see adresowa6: Jan Jeziorski, SIG Ma.
Olson ave., Elmira, N. Y.
Or. HI 70 Utica. ". Y.
Ma ocznem posiedzeniu tow. i'm.
Adama Mickiewio or. 447 wv. N. P,
kt6re odbyso sic dnia IL grudnia 1899
F., obra4o nowa administracje ma rok
1900, W sklad kt6rej wohodza nastepu.
jacy obywatele: J6zef Wasielewski,
prezes; Seweryn Jankie wicz, wicepre.
zes; J6zef Mi}ostan, kasjsr; Stanis}aw
ID. Monarszyhski, sekr. prot; Kasper
Czaska, sekr. 6nan.: Wiadyslaw Kooha.
nowski i Felix's Zyskowski, opiekuno.
vie kasy. Wszelkie correspondence
tyozaoe sic tego tow. prosze przysy2ac
pod adresem: Stan. d. Monarszy6ski,
sekr. prot, A Lincoln ave., Utica, NY.
Or. EOS 20 Pi@s6urgu.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam, Re W CRU.
pie 2O5 u. Mp. nastepujaoy cz3onko.
vie zostali wybrani do zarzadu tow.
yPromienistych" ma rok 1900:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

- koeoD cSouoiox0k WlofnlOkl,
sekr. prot; Juliuss Kolasihski, sekr.
imam; Jan Do~maohowski, kssjer; Ign.
Olssta ! josef Susak, opiekunowie ka.
sy; Antoni Sick; bibliotekarz; Antoni
Sierakowski, marszalek; Roman S. Alb
ozyhski, chorazy; Antoni Golooihski,
gosp. sail. Ws.elkie korespondenoie
tyo.aOe sic gr. 2O5 PROSE- pr.ysylac ma
reoe sekr. prot: FIR. Wiernioki, 2e43
Penn ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
6r. 1913 70 Chicago.
Tow. Kr6la Mieozyslawa 1 or. 29s
ma posiedzeniu 81 styo.nia obra1o "a
Rad ma rok 1900 jak nastepuje: J.
Stypczyhski, prezes; A. Truszczyhski,
wioeprezes; J6z. Witkowski, sekr. pro.
tok.; Jan Kwiatkowski, sekr. fnan.; J6.
zef Patka, kasjer. Wszelkie korespon.
denote tyo.ace sic tego tow. pros.e mad.
sysac do sekr. prot: J6zef Witkowski,
1925 S. Paulina str.
Or. 296 70 Connellsuille, Pa.
Ma ~posiedzeniu dnia 81 styoznia +. b.,
tow. sw. Micala Arch. or. 300 obralo
zarzsd ma +. b. . nastepujaoych cz3on.
kow: Jan J6zwiak, prezes; Majchsr
Wisnie wski, wioeprezes; Antoni Kla.
witsr, sekr. prot; M chat Che{mihski,
sekr. finan.; Franc. Kaczmar-k, IIpi
sekr. foan.; Jan Heltmach, kasjer; To.
masz Boroski, m~arszalek; Kaz. Kozlow.
ski, Iszy ohorazy do ohoragwi amery-
kahskiej; Jan Przybylski, podohoraay;
Jan Miskinis, do ohoragwi narodc wei;
SzOzepaa Kamihski, podchorazy; Waw.
Siudziak, J6zef kuozak i Franc. Str6.
zyk opiekunowie kasy; Maroin Gniot,
odzwierny. Wszelkie listy W sprawis
naszego towarzystwa prosze adresowa6
Antoni Klawiter, sekr. prot, box S14
Co~nelsville, Pa.
Or. 47 70 Jersey City.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu tow. Ma.
prz6d" zostal obrany nowy zarzad ma
rok 1900 jak nastepuje: T. Psarski,
preaes; F. Kirklewski, wiceprezes; M.
Kohmihski, sekr. prof.. S. Kaniswski,
kasjer; A. Zmudowioz, kasjer fn.; do
gminnego zarzadu grup W Jersey City:
A. Zmudowioz i P. Kirklewski.
Posiedzenia odbywaja sic regularnie
" Soia sobote pc pierwssym kazdsgo
mie'isoa W hall Narodowej PREY Bruins.
wick ulicy.-- M. Kozmifski, sekr. bro.
tok., 40 Sussex ct.
Or. 334 10 Detroit.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu tow. Legio.
nu Strzelo6w K sciuszki or. 1884 q. N.
r. kt6re sic odby}o ID stycznia r. b.,
obrano nowy zarzad ma rok 1900 jak
nastepuje: Felix's Bielicki, kapitan:
Andrsej Kryoh, poruoznik; Jozef Przy.
bysz, sekr. prot. / inan.; J6.ef Sooho
wicz, kasjer; Maroin .Zieli6ski, polka.
sjer; Tomasz Jankowski, feldfebeI: L.
Skibioki, dyrektor ohoryob; Jan Szy-
mafski, ohorazy; Autoni Paradowski,
sieraant. Komitet roczny: Julian XII.
lihski, MiOhal Ziemba / Jan Kulwioki.
Dslegaci do gminy: Jan Kulwioki, An.
drzej Kryoh ! Felix's Bielioki. wszel.
kie listy tyozace sic tow. prosze nadsy.
fac ma reoe sekretarza: J6zsf Przybysz,
QOE
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

LudxkoSc, 5ak powszechrie wiadc mo. dzieli ala
wedfug s~tanowiska fzycznego, duchowego 4 eko.
montenegro M dwie klssy; do jednei nsle>s In.
dxie zdrowi, silni. pieknie wygisdajscy. zawsSe
sawsxe weseli I W takim stanie najszcxeeiwsi -
lntereeach; do drugie5 klasy naleks Iudsie cho.
toonwi, osfaoienf, zfAmani, zeszpeceni, chudxi.
uwohuwi, meiancholjni 1 czestokroc absolutnie
10 piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME zda'ni.
Do tet nieszczeeliwej klasy naleza Ct. kt0rsv
cnoSiah W xupefr lie niewladomy spos6b dopuez.
cxaii sie strasznych zbrodni wzgledem cisSa 4 du.
exy, czego W p6kniejszem zyciu nsstaja strasx
ne siutki, Tub ktorzy przez zfe odkywfanie sie.
ciezka prac4. kfopoty Tub tez przez stycznosc z
cnorowitymi osobami cierpien tych nabyli.
TIE ~zbfakane istoty przez krotkie swoie sycie
cierpi9 zazwyczaj skutki swych wad, siaboeci.
ma bicie serca, boil gfowy, osfabienie, katsr. epi.
iepsye, sny niemoralne. nerwowosc, xatv ar
ezenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme.. impotencie-
weneryczne. 0"'
Mkt z tych jednakze ME ma powodu rozpacz.f-
NDowfem wynalezione zostafo przex lekarzy
naszem mieecte takie lekarstwo, kt6rem cierpiepia
PowyxsIe sz1 oko g~runtownie wyleczone bye
mog9. koore . ludxi cierpiacych uczynic moze
luoZi .nowu zdrowych, silnych, tfustych, dobrze
60 sycis. PoA0
Ma tadanie wyslemy ma probe lyle ~lekarstw, lie
wystarczy ma cafy typnen, zupefnie darmo. Wszy.
Sgd ktorzy, pragns wyleczenis, moga se zefo-
sic hstownie Tub osobitcie do:
State Medical Dispensary,
70 \. Madison St., Chicago, Ill.
Otwarte cd 10 rano do Z po poiudniu.
Cd Q do 9 wieczorem.
w niedziele cd 10 do 12 po poiudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

Ma sprzedaz Esm 7 , z ,. sSsy.:
rem, W polskiej okolicy, ma wypfate ma
dfugie lata. Fanny pc 40, 80 1870 ARROW.
Karty okretowe z Europy az do Chicago.
e41.oo.
Adam Majewski,
564 Noble utica, Chicago, Illinois.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
TO BUILD ACADEMY AT ONCE.
TRUSTEES AND BOARD or EDUCA-
TION HAVE cor TOGETHER.

capt. ~. {. Cunningham. President
Of the Hoard Of Trustees of the
Academy. said the boards Have
Agreed and the building VIII
lie Restored at Onre-Trustees Ac-
ccptcd the Proposition That Was
Submitted by the Heard at Educn-
tIon-HId- for che work Have Al
ready nrcn submitted by Contrsc~
tors.
The Board Of Trustees Of Chatham
Academy and the Board o. Education
have got together Boo tho matter of che
restoration 81 the Academy building a
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees was held
yesterday afternoon az che office Of CAPT.
49, G. Cunningham. the president. begin
ming at O'Clock. and lasting for more
than on hour AZ the meeting were
capt Cunningham MI George J. Bald
sin. Col George a. Mercer. Mr. " T.
Gay Dr william Duncan and Mr.. George
g. Freeman
Tho meeting was held for the consderl-
ton Of the proposition that was presented
on behalf Of the Board OF Education. The
hitter board had held meeting the night
before. account ~ which appeared In the
Morning News Of yesterday. when d was
decided to repay in easy installments the
excess above E0.ooo chat it might cost 90
restore the ACADEMY
The proposition Of the Board Of Educa-
lion was counter TO one that had been
admitted 10 IL by the Board OF Trustees
building committee SO minor were che
two or three points Of difference in the
two propositions. however. that the Board
of Trustees had no dimculiy IN reachins
a conclusion to accept the proposition Of
rcrod by che Board of Education.
After the meeting capt Cunningham
said 10 a representative ~ the Morning
News. that the two boards had agreed up
on the matter 81 the restoration OF the
building. and that the academy viii h.
rebuilt CT once 80 time will be los'
u tine award Of the contract for the
building.
a number OF contractors have submit
'od their estimates OF cost upon plans and
apeeidcatlons for the new building tnat
were furnished them hv Mr. Henry Ur-
ban. the architect. some days ago.
modified form 81 tho building described
some time since as having been agreed
upon. had Co hr adopted when 50 was
foUud that tho means 81 the Board %
Trustees would not admit Of the erection
Of the structure as originally planned
Just what tho cost of tho building will
he win not be known until the success
ful bd can be announced
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
MAY nE nEl oND JURISDICTION.
uuch More Delay Would Mean Ia
plratton Of Harris Enlistment.

Corpl r S. Harris Of the Republican
Blues may have nothing 10 fear from the
nnd.ng OF the general court-martial that
tried him. even though the Judgment be
against him The delay in che case since
the papers were sent 20 Atlanta has been
50 great that Il Is by no means inconceiv-
able that II may no, be- settled before
pee. H. on that date an officer OF the
Republican Blues said yesterday. Corpl.
Harris term Of enlistment In the company
viii expire. with its expiration. the Of
nccr said. the corporal viii no longer be-
nmcnable 90 the military lIws.and no pun
i-hmeut could hc inn upon him FOR
oifcnses that may La been committed
while he was yet member Of the com
rnand
Speedy action in the case was said 10 be
probable few dave ago when Col W.
g. Obcar. Inspector general. Georgia state
Troops. discussed IT, Col Obcar thought
that 10 would be q matter Of but a few
days before the matter would be given
the Governors attention. capt j Ferris
Cam. according TO Col Obcar, will have
a hearing before the Governor. represent
ing CorpI Harris His right 90 be heard
avid TO make his cy-parte showing before
the Governor D. challenged by some Of
the savannah officers. who hold that both
SIDES II either. should be allowed TO pleao
q Ina fneu
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT. BUDGET.
supt. mcguire asks for stf.00O More
Than He Did Last Year.

supt Mcguire yesterday handed IN nr
estimate Of the current EXPENSE OF tho
IRE department for tho year 1901 Tine
superintendent nsks Cor So 209 ~ as
against S6SOOo for the present year. This
Includes sSSSS 80. estimated cost OF con
Quoting the new hre station on Eighth
street and s. $3.50 estimated cost OF COM
plotting this station. The estimate also In
ciudes a part payment on the new engine
recently purchased Tor the fire depart
meut.
While the appropriation Tor this year
was $4,000 the expenditures viii closely
approximate $1,000. The excess Is ex-
pinined. the superintendent states. by tho
fact that It was necessary 10 make a
payment OF 1900 on the urge engine now
stationed al No !. this debt having come
over from the previous year
The sum estimated FOR the maintenance
OF the new station is simply FOR the nav
OF men including one foreman. one on
ginecr and seven nremcn. the total OF
their salaries for the year amounting 20
s. $50.
The FIRE department estimate Is the frs,
10 come In. The hoods OF the other De.
partments are working on their budgets
and will probably have them n by Dec
= the time specified IN the notices re-
Gently sent on, from The Mayors once.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
A. t-uIr- News Depot ~ null 81

Palace Of the King" Marion Crawford
THE Lane That Had no Turning" GIL
bert Parker: Cardinals snun Box. THE
Love Of Parson" and other stories. bv
Mary r.. wilkins; "The Biography OF a
Grizzly by Earnest S Thompson: "Tha
Reign Of Law" by Allen. "Dr North and
His Friends, by Mitchell: The Idiot az
liomc. hy John X. Bangs More Pa
hles." by George AIDE: Tommy ana
Grizzle.' by J. NJ Barrie. "The Moran Of
tine Lady Letty' Young April" by Eyer
ton Castle; Father and son" by Arthur
Patterson. 'Peccavi." by f. W. Wornung.
"Unleavcncd Bread" by Robert Grant.
THE Master Christian" by Cor.ut.
Flute and Violin and Other Kenttlctv
Tales by James Lane Allen; Tho MI
night Passenger" by Savage: .'Idyls ~
the Sea, Eleanor" Mrs "A ward. .Nr
Dooley in the Hearts OF His Country
men. Red potmge a Furnace ~
Earth" by Halle r. Rives: NV Friend
Bin, Found IN the Philippines" by Kins
Red Blood and Blue Drop" BY n Mer'
riman. III. $. Merumau). "Eben Holden :.
by Baeheller Her I-adyship's Elephant"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
nExEDrors AND BACHELORS.
VIII Meet IN Tournament az the
Golf Links Tomorrow.

,e,,rr,,-.,t betWeen thc bachelors
.. ,s,ts
anu the ne"eu'-t % '"'
club will be PLAYED az the Inks to-hoi
row afternoon. u s. expected that there
..,t, ...,... ..r.~t,. Tho bachelors will
-. .,,.. ,..,..li.,s and
'' p'''e" % as"'''- -, -
close and exciting contest d ''"Ne" w
as the teams VIII be ABOUT eE'n's
,pttch.d n 4 thought. a mans Partially
...,....,.,. min. 40 have nothing
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rs s'' y n-a ...t, t.. ,l,,ed buf
nine OF 'eAi'.u No., ~. -, ,..,ss.,sd
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ny eio'h J" 'a, "''' 49, 80. 49, -
Green "'i'i'li. ,so ,,,,-n,-
lir ahnoA"'ilt''s ''''N,' w $500
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incir nhlhty. mos 81 49,, -" ,.-'.,es,
'uoh ~ sol"hs u'i's 5o,,t.l.,
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interest VII .,. In -.
nVih "' A'.'is ana
many hHini. ~ WIZ ~ -, =, 20
.o'he lh', rest 10 '"' NV - 49, -
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OF 'ui"AtitHts io"'''7
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man oi t.e iiouss o'l'''''''se ~, a..
wanna" ',"h ~, ''''l-..,.'@ ,,9
Lazy vi ihh'tr 81 ''' V,''.''', ''e ,
l'' ~ VS. i'''"' 80 $500 ., II "a /,
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ron the scores "ant 'h VIZ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
MAY ne NEW YEARS EVE.
Interest Ia the Daughters Of the Con-
federncy'- BnII - Keen.

The committee appointed from among
the members OF the Savannah Chapter Of
the Daughters ~ the Coufederacy Is con-
siicring, the adwsahiiity of changing the
date Of the military bau. 90 b. given by
the chapter. from Dec q 70 New Year 3
Eve The first date is regarded a. too
soon after Christmas 20 allow as m my
10 attend the AFFAIR rs would be des red.
For this reason the change may be made.
and those who aid the ladies IN their de-
sire 90 raise funds for the Winnie Davis
Memorial hy purchasing tickets TO the
ball VIII have an opportunity TO inIuiE
ia the time honored custom 81 dauclt <
out the old ana dancing in the new year.
Tickets 20 the hall will be ssld for 81
n is expected that a. great many will b.
disgoscd Of and "a considerable sum Will
Doe cleared for tho laudable purpose for
which the bail win be given. 4 gre q
many are looking forward To the evs nj
with interest and members Of the m d.
tary feel that they ar. especially bound
TO aid In making the bail a success be-
cause % has bcen deuOmiuafed a mi ltary
hall The wives OF tho officers o. high
est rank In the city win 30 asked 70 D.
ehauefones while an ofticcr- and "a eir
wives win be requested 10 act ~ patrons
Refreshments will bc served. but Be- BIS
understood that there Will be no deco a.
ton Of the Guards Han whore the event
is 10 take place. because Of the ad led eN-
pensc and thc desire OF the ladies 20 make
An they can for the Winnie Davis Memo
rial
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
rArnoLMAN meauADE SHOT.
Hit ~ bullet From tIiS Pistol
which Was Accidentally Fired.

Hit by bullet From ais Pistol
which Was Accidentally Fired.
Patrolman VI. McQuadc received a pain
ful wound yesterday from his revolver.
which fell 90 the floor while the officer
was dressing Ia the sleeping quarters at
tho barracks preparatory 20 going on
duty.
The pistol is H-cahhrc. IL struck the
hammer on the floor when IL fell nnd was
fred. the bullet striking the officer lu tho
lcf, leg just above the knee, and ranging
upward until stopped hy the thigh bone
The wounded man was put on a bed and
DR. Norton sent for. He arrived ln q
very few minutes and assured the man
and his friends by telling them that the
wound. while u might prove painful. was
not serious.
Mr.. McQuade WIS put in the police am
huiauce aud taken 20 HIS home AZ Hah-
crsham and Andcrron streets He was
resting quietly last night though the bul-
Jet has not yet been extracted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
~ WAS PRETTY WEDDING.
THAT Of Mr. Charles &. Fleetwood
and Miss Rachel Farr.

and Miss Rachel Farr.
4 pretty home wedding took place last
evening on waldburR street east VII n
Miss Rachel Louise Flrr became tho
bride of Mr Charles Green Fleetwood.
Rev. DR. j. y. Fair. pastor Of the Indie
pendent Presbyterian Church perform 4
tine ceremony az $50 O'Clock only tho
families Of the young couple were pres
ont
The residence 81 Mr. and Mrs g.
Farr parents 81 the bride was bright
with flowers and lights Palms and posted
plants were grouped about the double par
lors and the mantels were banked with
white and pink chrysauthcmums. The
ceremony was performed beneath an arch
10 ralms
There were two Iitlo flower
girls Miss Hattie Saussv and
Miss Frankie Riley They wore
pretty orgaudic dresses 81 Pink aud
blue ana carried baskets 81 Ia Franc
roses The brides lovely costume WIS OF
white organdlc. trimmed with white satin
ribbons and lace She carried bouquet
az Nerhitos roses and ferns. and woe a
cluster OF white flowers Ia her hair A
number Of useful and beautiful presents
were received by the young coupla, ana
the Rift OF the groom to the bride was
a handsome upright piano
Mr. Charles Fleetwood ls the eldest ton
~ capt Henry Fleetwood. and is an ce-
timable and well known young man.
The pretty bride. who is the younger
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Farr is both
sweet nnd attractive. aud Is gifted mu-
sIcIau.
Mr. and Mrs Fleetwood will make their
home at No. $50 Waldburr street. east.
and will Doe at home 10 their many friend
after Nov o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
DIED N TnE AMnUL1Ncr.
John ieimsen Dies on His Way "a
-. Joseph's InHrmnrY.

John hetmHen Dies On Ills WAY tn
-. J"seph's Innrmnr,.
John Helmsen. o white man. died in che
police ambulance last night while on his
way 10 ST. Joseph's Inlmary Helmsea
was a native OF Savannah and about ST.
years OF age. lie had no occupation ana
for years existed on the small amounts be-
could beg. chiefly On the business section.
lie made Il a practice 20 hang around the
banks during banking hours. and bv his
miserable appearance attracted the sym
pathy Of the patrons Of the banks and
thus obtained many small contribution
Pretty much al he received went Tor
liquor and he literally drank himself 10
death.
lieimsen's condition last night was such
thai some parties who noticed him. took
compassion on him and secured from Dr
g. il. Johnson, city physician a permit
for hts entrance 10 the inhrmary lie
never reached there, dying on his way
&C. the Inhrmary DO the ambulance The
body was taken 20 Coroner Gootte'a un-
oertaking establishment, aud viii be
hurled to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23

The three car loads OF fre-Droof safe,
now en- route for Lippman Bros. who'll.
sale druggists. Lippman's Block. are cx.
pccted to arrive to-day or tomorrow.
They are agents FOR the Barnes Fire anu
Burglar-Proof safe. and which no better
safe b. 90 existence.
Lippman Bros are the only concern IN
the state that carries a stock OF all sizes.
from small 10 large hre-proof safes and
cent stock
They also make a specially OF silver
ware chests for private dwellings
when IN want OF a nre-p proof safe be
sure 20 call on Lpnman Bros sid.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
Will MEEr NEWT WEEK..

Consideration Of street Hallway
Petitions 90 he ncsumcd.
city Engineer VIM has not yet com
pleted INC maps showing the routes de
sired by the opposing petitioners Tor street
railway franchises as desired by che Com
mittee or tho Whole ana on this account
thc committee viii hardly resume H. con-
sidcrauon OF the petitions IN question I'M
al some time next week.
Mayor Myers said yesterday that he
would call the special committee appoint
80 60 consider the question Of compensa-
lion 70 the claimants for streets opened
to- Collnsvillc TO niece Ia day or two.
The Mayor Is member Of the commit
tee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
ANOTHER MORMON ELDER.
LITTER nay saints Now Have Four
Missionaries Ia savannah.

Elder James s. Castleton OF the Church
Of Latter Day Saints obtained n permit
from the Mayor yesterday to preach on
the streets. exclusive OF Bun ana Brough-
ton streets. The elder was accompanied
by another elder who already had a per
NIT and they stated that with this latest
addition there are now four Mormon mis-
siouarlcs in the city As the elders are
conducting their work very quietly and
evidently take pains TO avoid uotoricty
they have attracted little attention. APP
parcuty they are not making much head
way. but they must rcgand Savannah as
good field. judging by the number VI
men thcy have working here.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23

Thauksgi giving Day VIII be signalizcd in
Savannah by the best exhibition OF train
20 animals and finished artists that this
city has seen.
Sells Bros great show Is heading this
way At Tampa there was not even stand
ing room, and the crowd had TO be turned
away. II reaches here the night before
Thanks wing, over the Plant system. and
viii give two performances. afternoon and
evening. Every provision will Doe made 20
axe care OF the crowd. The show Is 10
exhibit in Jacksonville gala week. 18th.
ln Valdosta. Nov. e. Jesup 2sth. here 10Th.
md Charlestnn a0lh.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23

II YOU have any skin disease such as
eczema, salt rheum. ringworm. or letter.
nothing viii cure you 50 quickly or thor
oughly as Teterine. l. has cured thous-
ands and wall cure YOU. Numerous testi-
monials for the asking. Accept no substi-
tute. J. 7 Shuptrine. Mauurr. Savan-
nah. Ga. VIII send you a box postpaid for
5oc On stamps II your druggists doesu {
keep u.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-23
10 VISIT RELATIVES.
Mr. John Hart Leaves the city for a
short Absence.

Mr. John J Hart left last uisht to be
absent ten days or two weeks on visi.
TO relatives. owing 20 the recent I'M
fortunate ofair in which Mr Hart wac
compelled 20 toke the lie Of Detective
Shea, the members o. Mr. Harte family
.hought % would be best for him 10 leave
the city for a short time. while the mem
Org Of the affair Is SIN fresh in the minus
OF the public. Mr.. Hart's mother. who
has been quite nj. Is reported TO b Inn
proving.