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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
A POLICEMAN ON THE RAMPAGE.
While Drunk Last Might Arrested In
offensive Persons.

A newly appointed policeman fen from
grace last night and 30 mighty was the
fan that IL is likely 10 result IN his sum
mary disgrace and dismissal from the
force.
The offender is Policeman Hartley. who
was appointed 90 the force about two
weeks ago. Last night white on duta he
got drunk. and, imhibiug with his liquor
the queer notion that Broueht0n street
east. was not as moral as Il might b.,
and that the arrest OF a few OF the pass
cgs-by in that quarter would improve this
TO him unfortunate condition. he proceed
ed 90 put the iaea into execution. First
he pulled an inoffensive old gentleman.
but let him go. at least IL was so reported
on the street. then he arrested two ne
groes. and sent them TO the barracks
charging them with being drunk and lis.
orderly. When the prisoners arrived the
charge was so palpably mistake that
they were Immediately released.
There were numerous Witnesses 20 this
arrest and somehow or other the matter
was reported TO the barracks and a hunt
for Hartley begun. lie was arrested
about midnight with the precedent OF
the Mayors recent action IN the case o.
several members OF the force who we're
dismissed for much lighter offenses there
Is little doubt that the days OF Hartley,
as one of the "nnest" are numbered
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
ROBERT ~. coLE DEAD.
lie wTn ne Hurled in the Masons
lot in Laurel Grove.

Lot in Laurel grove.
Robert H. Cole died yesterday morning
al the S. Joscph's lndrmary. after an
illness Of several weeks with malaria. The
deceased was an EnRlishman. a native Of
the Isle OF Wight VINO had resided IN sa-
vnnunh for the past ten years. He was "a
man 81 somewhat eccentric character
with peculiar mannerisms and &c
ceutriciiies file attracted consid-
ernble attention some years ago by
running for magistrate IN the Fifth dis
rlct the fact that a. that time he was
not a citizen OF this country not appear
ing to be of any weight
The deceased had studied law In the old
country. and was said 20 b. quite we'll
posted ia legal matters. He showed this
very clearly hy his conduct Of suit
which he had against the Plant system
some years ago though the suit ultimately
went against him.
Notwithstanding his pecul1riiies. the
deceased made many friends. who will
sincerely regret his death. The deceased
WIS a Mason. but had not afHliated with
any Of the lodges here. The body vii be
inferred tn tho Masons' lot IN Laurel
Grove The funeral win take place this
afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
rnE orrY's SUPPLY or FLOWERS.
Those That VIII Brighten the Park
aud square. This Winter.

Forsyth Park and the Hull street
squares. which have all summer, been
unusually attractive with flowers and or
namennl plants. will soon be stripped Of
the most Of their bloominr attractions.
und. untii the winter plants begin 90
tarive, will present a rather cherries as
peet. 10 comparison with their former
beauty
The work 81 taking up ,ne summer
plute has already been begun by Mr..
Henry willy and his as stants. The
greater number u the colils the crotons.
ind the hibiscus have already been taken
10 the city green house on Barnard street.
whore. after cuttings are mlde Cor next
spring, enc stock plants are stored N
their winter quarters.
0taer plants that viii soon be missed
from their outdoor life are the rubber
plants, % which there are ahout twelve
lu De park, and the palms. ~ which there
are an even greater number
The green house has been newly repair
VI. painted and pun iu nrst-ciass condi-
ton for the reception and preservation
Of these plants. too delicate go stand the
winter cold. In addition 90 those that
have been brought IN from the park and
squares there are almost numberiess 9TH
ers thar ore being kept for the spring
planting Among these are several varie-
ties " the heguula. vsrbena and geranium
families dahlas and a number of other
less known hut equally interesting and
beautiful plants
Despite this wholesale irgathering Of
plants t1e Park viii not be- entirely with
oar aorai attractiveuess The big masses
- SALIVA that hauked in various parts
Of the Park show a ruddy glory 81 bios
SONS. will lpst for some time vet, and
the ylncas. too. that border SO many OF
the walks sin show their modest bloom
in pf0fusion Again the roses. whi-h
VII remain out through the winter have
already begun TO bloom ore bed CON
taiuing four varieties. near the southern
end ~ the Bull street walk IS already q
mass 81 flowers. The Woe too. though
0r'y recently SCI out. are IN bloom and hid
fnir 10 bear splendidiy for the next sew
eral months Next month will ba set out
the bulb plants. hyaeinths narclssi. nni
jouquils, ana in December pansies and
daisies which have already been planted
81 the green house. and are beginning 10
show their heads above the soil A. the
green house there are also a number OF
chrysanthemums. but they are being used
Or stock plants, and VIII not be- put in the
Park or the squares this winter
Resides the lowering plants. there are
also number u everEreens that will add
20 the attractiveness OF the horal display
this winter. chief OF these are "A number
OF holly trees.
In the fountain In the center or the
Park there are four varieties OF the lotos.
one Of them. the blue lotos the only plant
Of ifs kind IN the city being now in bloom
A al e4H
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
THE HEARING CONCLUDED.
Investigation of Damages to Ala
bama Required Eight Months.

hnNesftGnttou OF Damages to Ala
bama Required Eight Months.
The arguments before the master in ad-
mlralty Thomas 2. Ravenel Esq, IN
the matter Of the libel Of the steamship
Itasca. were concluded yesterday after
noon. The hearing before tho master
was TO inquire into the amount Of dam
ages inflicted by the Iiasca upon the
dresige Alabama, belonging 10 Mr. Ritten-
house Moore The question 81 liability
is not one upon which the master IL ex-
pectei 20 make report
The hearing before the master has been
dragging on now for nearly eight months
II WINS FIRST begun In April and has been
continued al intervals ever since The
ton OF the amount OF damages. covers
nearly 300 closely typewrsten pages.
Col. Garrard, who represents the own.
er of the itasca. the Merchants and Min
crs Transportation Company. has never
stated Just what damages he Is willing
to concede as having been incurred nv
the owner OF the Alabama. or course he
denies liability for damages altogether.
on che question OF amount the Hhellant
claims nearly $4,000.
Mr. Ravenel will begin at once the ox.
animation OF the evidence and Of the
briefs Of counsel. Tho mass OF testimony
through which ne viii have to wade. !.
extremely voluminous and II viii double
less require some time before the master
is IN position 70 make a report TO Judge
speer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
Dr,rn or nnS. }. *. p. cam.
Good woman Passed Away in Yes
trrda,'- Morning Hours.

Mira James X T. Carr, Whe OF the
.i.-p 80 ,ha supertor Court died at 7
.-..,.t,,,. -, rse,,r,,tisrn
s''.N f'e'et"''
~ She heart Her aeath "'eNIf'" "' '"'
family residence. at Waldhurg and
.r..,s and wsa sud
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Zen ana With"at pt''i','
{" break ihr N''i"Het 81 'iF
Mfs. carr nus Wy -.
lots hh'' h4t '''f VIZ ~ t-,,,s
an eNt'n1'a it'N VIZ" -,
through thf eii,- "'Hl 49,, -,
Norm. 'I'P VIZ i,. ....,-..,, -.
greatly ana from Wi''0n s"' -, 4.
much impf"F'a IN h'aLsh - = -. -
was thought by hefse4i anu n''
thriY yesterday H''''t'"N -"
attacked with p'ias near ~ 49, -
aroused her huHpaia ana = III -.
at once dispatahtl TOT ~.
family physician. III N"f@'h '"I'i, =,
few minutes ana "pFH'0 '...,..,
and strengthening agents as the ~" 49,
appeared 10 DEMAND he t,",'''.,i -.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
THEIR PERMIT REVOKED.
salvation Army street Services Pro-
hibIted ny the Mayor.


hibIted ny the Mayor.
The Salvation Army people failed to
hold their usual street meeting last night
They were notified that the permit grant
cd by the Mayor had been revoked. and
that in the future no more meetings would
be allowed in the business section OF the
city. The usual meeting was conducted
In the Army Hail on West President
street Those officers In charge OF the
work are hopeful that the street work
viii be continued. and will call upon the
Mayor today
capt +. L. Roper. who Is In charge OF
the salvation Army IN Savannah. and VINO
occupies the same position IN the army
THAT the pastor Of a church does 20 his
flock. was surprised that the permit 20
hold street meetings has been revoked
hy the Mayor. Capt Roper was particu-
lar not TO crlticiso the city authorities
however. and said he believed the revok-
ing Of the permit was the result OF a mis-
understanding 81 some kind lie had no
doubt but he viii be given proper con-
sideration when he presents the army's
side Of the case 10 the Mayor to-day.
we were called upon by a policeman
at out quarters and notified thar the per
init was revoked he said This Is
something unusual as the army has been
extended due consideration In every city
In which Il works. The authorities do not
permit meetings 80 be held on Saturday
nights for the reason that the streets are
greatly crowded then a. best. and congre-
cations would interfere with tTafHc In
some instances complaints are made
against our holding meetings In front OF
certain buildings. IN which case we al
ways remove elsewhere. complaint OF
this kind may be the reason for tine pres
cnt action. do not doubt getting a re-
newal OF our permit. as we are here 10
work for the public good and Will comply
with such conditions as are imposed upon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
WITH rnE cHRIsTIAN COMPANY.
Mrs. LoulR Porter GuGeI, Formerly
of savannah. wan Play Here.

Mrs. LoulR Porter GuEeI, Formerly
of savannah, wan PLAY Here.
The coming engagement for two per-
formances IN this city Of The Christian
Company which plays at the Theater
Monday and Tuesday 81 next week will
have an unusual interest Tor Savannah
1ans from the fact that a former resident
Of this city. Mrs. Loula Porter GuEel. IS
"a member OF the company. ana Will ap-
pear a. both Performance.
Mrs Gugel was for sometime previous
70 last winter living 30 this city. where
she taught class in elocutiou She will
he remembered particularly hy her
charming and artistic readings Of which
che gave a number iu public among them
scenes from the christian. the book on
which the present play b. founded
Many ~ Mrs Gugefs fri0uds viii also
recall her during her former connection
with the stage as the charming Dolly
button. tn Efle Ellslcr's production Of
Hazel Kirsc Mrs. Gugel has a large mum
Der ~ friends who Will doubtless be pres.
Rnt during her appearances IN Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Through one Of the ten free scholarships
IN The international Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News viii present TO you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbers Of votes
hy Nov. 20. 1870. YOU can keep on earning
a living az your present work. and at the
same time by study at home in time
usually devoted 60 recreation or rect. III
yourself for professional position at a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win
ners OF this contest. by devoting your at
tention 20 collecting Voting Coupons and
keeping az IT, No one has better chance
than you. Get every vote YOU can, and
have all your friends save theirs for you.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
BALLOTS ron PROHIBITION.
Court House Officers Have Received
hatch of Them.

The officers In the Court House have re-
celved from Prohibition headquarters a
lot q the Prohibition party's national
tickets, to be used, supposedly, in the ma
tlonal election OF next month. Clerk Keil-
bach. OF the Court OF Ordinary. said yes
terday that he would be- glad 20 issue a
supply 60 any persons who cared or in
tended to vote for the Prohibition nomi-
necs for President and Vice President
IL Is not likely that the Prohibition vote
IN Chatham county will be exceptionally
heavy Even the ardent Prohibilionlsts re-
alixe that the attempt 10 make one Of
their number president Is entirely quixouc
and that vote for the Prohibition norni-
nees Is a vote thrown away They prefer
70 place their ballots where they will do
some good
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
MANY PAID HIM TRIBUTE.
Funeral of late Abraham shcftaII
Largely Attended.

The funeral OF the tate Abraham Shelf
tail took place yesterday afternoon from
the former residence OF the deceased. at
Gordon ana Barnard streets. and was
largely attended.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. John b. Jordan. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, of which the deceased
had been member for many years
The pailboarers were Messrs George
Wilson Lcmucl Downs. Paul Decker.
GuFie Bouruuin, II. p. Wilson and War
NIX Russell. Jr The intermeut was IN
Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
ONLY A FEW ARRESTS.
Reported NJ the barracks Yesterday
and Last Night.

Only few arrests were reported 10 The
barracks last night. and none OF the pris-
oners was charged with anything OF a
very serious nature.
Lizzie Massie. Henry Lowe and Mamie
Williams. all coiored, were sent IN hy Pa.
trolman Dwyer charged with throwing
rocks IN the street.
Joe Golin. colored. was arrested by Pa
trolman w II. Smith on the charge OF
striking Robert Vincent. also colored. with
"A rock
Patrolman Jerutgan captured James
Brown. colored. on she charge OF obtain
ing money under false pretenses. while
another Brown. Charles. was arrested bv
Patroiman Becker on the charge of steal
ing boat from Frank Days
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
PAvEMENTS FOR SoUTHSlDE.
ADMINISTER ALTON CLIB ~ FoR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

as a \
Meeting Was Called so Indorsc Com
assa.. ~ g,t 4a.trr and 'Thf.
49,, ,r-.....t q,
N"'"''p ~
Discussion "f she Interests ~ 90"
Property owners AMONG IT, Mem
49, ,-,,,,,,,t,,,n M Ten go he Ap-
1"iht"" v"
Improvements pon '"uhc''-"eh-
resentatton tpon the nonrd az Al
49,, s,,,.,..t.5 m. po,.ibIe So
i"f"" OF b'"''"''''
Tire campaI-a .ar -71taslle improve
yrerte was .r8Heu-4tlI at d meetlnE %
-. sS,.,..s. AUGMENTATION club last
. Isl. esf,.,
h'h"N VITO"
were Offered A"9 ''tti.h hN uah"'''.'''
vote ID saa d 'ermlted 80 appoint q ra m
.~t,t.. ,rt.. o.. IsI.4r with nm municipal
J.. s...., t.,.,.r..,.,,,,.,.ts a..
The - l0h % ta' Hiig we 'i'N ''.F
the meetne. which was h.l1 az int
ss...ts.It. .,,,,r, ta.l tstn called Tor the
tr.,.,...,... t.. r.r8Is,ry ~
1oh. it"iaN g. 4.,s''t A't
Congress from This district 4t hAd NttH
,,r..ts,, Tint a number a. local orators
49,, 1850. t..,...Is ,,.,,,it h..
anu l''e''"f Ne'' -
On mana 10 address tHe fat'.lNs. uNt %"
one reason or another none Of ta.m
showed aim .rsl Lester i- out of th0
rtt, ,rbersfere A. vss that t.oq1eues
.gae moi rr,sffy ir evidence bar there was
abundant .ntnueiasm. che movement tor
sr,suvot,sr,,,lt. g., ga. soatfsi.ie ha.ur met
win IA ptrffe,il1rI. htnrty aud whole
souls.i reception.
Tsrae.aeo. William r. Fuesev ~ rho
.~ft,h called ts.. meeting "a order and H.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar
and Is truly a delightful enjoyment 10
iunale the fumes Of this fine tobacco: IL
Is evhllarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herbert Spencer
h on every wrapper of every cigar, with
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold By the box OF 60 Conchas at g. 90, ana
Perfectos $3.50 at Lippman Bros. whole.
sale druggists, Barnard and Congress
streets. OF this city.-ed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

II is a sure cure FOR all skin diseases. II
cures itch, letter. ringworm. eczema, salt
rheum. etc. Mover fails. Nothing 10 Just
as good" Don't accept substitutes. Try
and you viii be convinced. as thousands
OF others have. II your druggist doesn't
keep q. send 5oc IN stamps direct 10 Inc
maker. j. T Shuptrine. Savannah. Ca.
for box postpald.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

The Elks have engaged for The carnival
Fairman's Boston Concert Band. OF thirty
pieces. which VIII give daily and nightly
concerts IN the fair grounds. The band
Is said 70 be one Of the best travelling
organization Of the kind In the country
and has been selected by tho COMMITTEES
from among a number which were under
consideration.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags and school supplies
an at cut rates: from 10 cents up. also.
usual large stock OF all the school books.
now used in Chatham county at Estilrs
News Depot. a Ball street. Savannah
GA --ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
WANTS THUNDERnoLr LAND.
Condemnation Proceedings Institu-
ted by street Railway Company.

ted by street Railway Company.
Condemnation proceedings were institute
ed in the Superior Court yesterday by the
Savannah. Thunderholt and Isle OF HOPE
Railway against George Parsons ami
Henry Ambos. The purpose u the poo
ceciings Is 10 condemn certain property at
Thunderb@t. which Is desired for the *.
tension of the railway companys tracks
II Is set forth IN the notice OF condem-
nation filed in court that the company re-
quircs the use Of strip Of land. thirty
feet in width. running scveuty-six feet
across the lands % AmhoS and Parsons.
The company names Mr.. W. G Frlpp as
its assessor to estimate the damages
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
LAwMAKEns orr FoR ATLANTA.
Representatives-ciec Harden, Wells
and Hitch Lett Last Night.

and Hitch Lett Last Night.
Reprcsentntives-elect Harden Wells and
Hitch Ieft on the Central last night for
Atlanta whore the General Assembly con-
yeues chs morning. Senator-elect Cam
preceded the three members Of the House
on the train leaving Monday night
OF the many local bills OF which no
tices If intention 10 introduce have been
published. there appears TO be but one
about which the members Of the Chatham
delegation have made M their minds
That s the BIN 90 abolish the grand jury
Of the city Court. TO the passage Of which
there appears 10 be no objection on the
part OF anybody.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
REVEALS AT WESLEY.

Large Congregations Listen to Rev
AR. Plnson.
The meetings a. Wesley Monumental
Church. continue to grow in interest. 4
large congregation heard Or. Pinson last
nisht and the interest was marked. Ev-
cry indication Is encouraging to the pas.
tor ana his congregation.
DR. pinson will preach again tonight
The ch!ldren's meeting announced FOR
O'Clock this afternoon. viii be postponed
until Friday afternoon. on account % tbs
funeral OF Mrs. }. X. ?. Carr. which
viii take place at the church this after
noon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
-~~~--l@7-@~s-aN~e---
TO joan ~ THE PARADE.


thc Floral Parade To-day.
The meeting at the De Soto this after
noon In the interest OF the Floral Parade
during the Elks Carnival promises to h.
well attended. The meeting has been
called hy Mr.. S r Theus. temporary
chairman OF the committee having this
feature ~ the carnival In charge. II is
dcsired that persons having vehicles from
tho bicycle up will attend discuss the
plans for the parade. and see the designs
for decorating vehicles. OF which there
VIII be a large number ~ pictures shown
by Director OF the Carnival Benson.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
mRs. wM. VALENTINE DEAD.
her Funeral WIN Take Place This
Afternoon.

Mrs. william ". Valentine died last
night az lll5 O'Clock at the home Of her
sister. Mrs John Kilroy. No 5ii Hunting
don street east. The deceased was about
o. year, ~ age, ard came 10 Savannah
from Camden. n. about year ago
She resided at Cattle Park. where she
owned place She leaves an adopted
daughter. Miss Ida Valentine and two
sister. Mrs George Mouro aud Mrs John
Eiiroy both % this city The funeral
VIII take place a. 4 o'clock this after
noon. The interment Will be al the Ca
lhedfAl Cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

This celebrated pure. apple juice elder.
made In Ions Island, can be had in pint
or quart bottles. derect from the rnanufac-
turers. with their own stamp, at IAppman
Bros, Druggists. Savannah, Ga.-aA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Tho private musicals Of the Savannah
Conservatory ot Music viii take place the
last Tuesday IN each month. beginning
With oct. 80 emitting December. Those
desiring a thorough musical education
would DO wen 20 attend Invitations can
be obtained from those taking part. or by
applying % me. Prof Leo W Mehrtons.
Director -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

made OF choicest materials By the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Assn. Is the great
food-drink for the feeble and GONZALES
cent. asstmilable by the weakest stomach
For sale BY all druggists.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Rosa white nled suit IN the Superior
Court yesterday against her husband Al.
exander Whine asking that a total d.
vorce be granted her. She charges that
her husband has been cruel 20 her at
many times and has threatened her life.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used Tor children tee,hing. II soo,hes the
child sofiens the gums. allays All "a n
cures wind collie, and IL the best remedy
for Dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottls.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

"Graybeard is family medicine with
US" said a prominent business man yes
terday My wife takes H. and I notice
sne Is enjoying better health than Tor
years The children keep well by taking
H."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Take Graybeard pills for that dizzy
feeiing--Lost appetite. and follow It up
with a bottle Of Graybeard. II is all you
need. Respess Drug Co.. sole props.,
Savannah Ga--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Central of Georgia Railway, Ac-
count of the southern Interstate
Fair.
Tickets on sale oct. to n. inclusive:
Anal return limit Oct 90 1900
Double daily through trains. sleeping
cars by night parlor cars by day.
Ticket office iO7 Bull street and Central
Passenger Stati0n.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
"It Cured Me."

"Grayheard broke up rheumatism on
me-" says Mr. Chas Thomas. The Jew
eler on Whitaker street And put mo In
better health than have enjoyed in a
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

a High-Grude Institution Tor Ladies. -
Shorter College. Rome. Ca. Write for
catalogue.-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Graybeard may be obtained at ell drug
stores or write 20 Us for Il. Respess DRUG
Co sole props. Savannah, Ga-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Lameneas II the muscles and Joints In
oicstes rheumatism. Don't daily with IL
minute Take Hoods Sarsaparala and
sure it'd.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
AMUsE MENTs.
rHtz = II 2

Two performances Saturday M1'A~
and Night. oct n
The Greatest % all Great Romano
Anthony Hopes Masterpiece
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05

N. s. Neal, one Of the oldest resi-.
dentsof the southern Black Hills,
died % his home ~ the Eta mine,
ii Pennington county Neal has 9
history which Is associated mnre q
less with the earl days Of frontier
life. It was he who witnessed the
holdup mud robbery q Lame Johnny
creek, and his testimony n the case
was sufficient evidence iorsa hang
Ing bee. Lame Johnny vas capturs
"a after the holdup and was taken
10 the spot whese the robbery oc-
curred. and there ha was strung up
"a. = tree. Neai VA carnped near
stbe scene 81 the dup Al Wass70
yearslold ~ the time az his death;
and left vile.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-01-05

zone hundred millions in gold
our output to date" reads q gl'r-
ing headline across the top Of the
irons page 81 the Deadwood 1nde-
pendent. The UxloN had no
idea the lndspsndsn. was making
90 much money.