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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23
The News From LocBharf.

li'n nry Il. Wilbmn, who has been a
sal, smau ih tn LOckhart store for about
iOilr yet rs, hts resigned his position to
1cc-pt N" as travelling salesman for ID.
II. Weddlngtor Il Co., of Charlotte. n.
Z. He left. Monday morning to enter
on his new duties. Mr.. Wilburn is very
popular here, AID can safely say that
hc carries with him the good wishes OF
All The Sooi pope of Lockh trt and that
means about all. Mr.. Charles Williams
Is his successor in the Loeb hare store.
and there IS no doubt but he will ill the
place Ia an acceptable manner to all con-
ceIned
II caar'l, only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kitchens and grandson of the
WRITER, died on the Ii lust. He was
aged about SIX weeks. His remains
were buried al Pinegrove cemetery.
Lockhart Hotel has again changed
hands, Mr. w. w. Finley having given
1t mp OH account Of Mrs. Finlev's i'll
health. Mr. Robt. Griffin is now mine
h'st, having taken possession last SaLur-
day. Several rooms have recently been
added to tile building, and other i'm
proVements have been made. Mr.. Finlcy
Is now occupying a house in lie new
portion OF the town, and still holds the
position as Master Mechanic.
L. L. "eiis, OF the Southern Railway,
was In Lochilart one day last week
lie youngest Child or Mr.. w. r
\ Dung was thought TO b, fatally iii red
iaat Sunday morning 10y fall from a
pea where she was sleeping but after a
time she recovered. HOMO.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23
Notice TO Advertisers.

Advertisers are respectfully notified to
hand in their change of advertisements
on Monday, not later than Tuesday
We cannot make change after that day,
as it requires the whole time of tie force
after Tuesday to get out the paper.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23
--,lII EC--A
UNION HARDWOOD MANUFACTURING ca


STRAIGHT wh w court House, Eairoad bnu
diameter a OF knosn logs blocks inches or
'olhng smaller than 10 inches damatnu ~ n.'ra
knots Fop nn1 provided is straight Hickory cIa
snocieoot, PER CORD paid for H;olo, VI
on' we pay THREE DOLLARS PER corn ta Oi ABOVE
foot inch lenah ches or more in diameter foot inch o 10
sIMMON. IVY WILLIE OAK, DOGWOOD and PER
Ass ss..D: US FOR SPECIFICATIONS AND PRICES ON THEM
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23
Town and County,
Additional Local News.
Crowded Over From Local PAGES
j. 4. Gage, Trial Justice.

Mr. J. F. McLnre has resigned rs
TRIAL Jvstice at Union. Mr.. Jno. y.
Gaze, who was elected at the recent
election, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor to hIl Mr. McL,ne's unexpired
se!m, when he will then come into Of
tice Of his own right. ''' VIZ
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23

no Cure Cold in One Dav
All A9 dr,'nniai Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
fails to usg,s's cnrs refund the money If Il
is on escn HuIe r. l.; W. Groves signature
~ H9c. "4a4y
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-11-23

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. Ia haSalIve Brom"-Qrinine Tablets cure
T Prica rU.a Ok IN one day. No cure 10 nav
43-i
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28
ABOUT TOWN.

FoR sALE:-One large second
baud Ere proof safe, in first class
condition. Will be sold cheap.
Can be seen at Mrs. Geo. Krausse's
store on Elizabeth street.
The Laredo Times says: Mr..
Salvador F. Maillefert, Mexican
Consul OF this city, has been i'll for
some lime and will leave for the
City Of Mexico TO recupelate.
For fresh vegetable and garden
seeds, candies, canned fruits. but
ter, canned meats, cheese aud
crackers, go to Leopoldo Ruiz, at
Barreda old stand, Washington
street,
The schooner Perkins sailed from
ROckport for Point Isabel on last
Sunday, but up to three o'clock
this afternoon she had not pat in
an appearance. LATER; She arriv-
ed off BRACES at 4.
The Yonng Democracy club will
give ball next Saturday night at
the county court house, in ceIebra-
tiou of the democratic victory in
Cameron county in the late cleo
ton. Handsome invitations have
been issued by the club for the oc
casion. Following is the commit
tee of invitation: E. c. Garza, D.
Esparza. NJ. E. Tamez, P. zamo-
rano, V. S. Fernandez, jr., J. B.
Alamia, Marciauo q. Cautu. The
floor managers are Santos Valdez,
'jr., aud j. 5. Lopez.
Lee Konsset, brother in law to
Mr.. kingsbury. commercial agent
of our division of the S. P, aud
who has resided some months in
this city, left yesterday for Eagle
Pass where he has secured a posi-
lion with the Wells Fargo Express
Co. He is an. energetic, reliable
young man and the Star predicts
viii 90 Fight up in the service of
this great concern that offers such
Inducements aud appreciation of
the services of faithful and efficient
young nlan. -Cuero Star, %.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28
PURELY PERsONxi,

Hon. Wln J, Russell returned
yesterday from Hldslgo.
Autouio gutierrez Pera left thu.
morning for up river towns.
Dr.. A. s. Wolff lett this morn
ing over the NJ & NJ for Austin
F. W. Truwit was in Laredo la~l
Saturday, We learn from tie
Times.
Frank cl.ampiau returned last
night from u stay OF several days
at his ranch.
Hon. Jas. B. Wells was a pas
sengrr up on the II & NJ. this
morning eu route to The interior OF
The state.
District Attorney KIeibpr Col.
R. B. Rrntfro, and Judge Juo.
Bartlett we're passengers down from
Hidalgo yesterday.
John Lightbonrn aud sister, Miss
S. Lightbourn, came up. from the
Point last evening to attend the
LightbouruLieck wedding.
Frank Ayers one of the proprie-
tors of the Brownsville and Alice
stage line, accompanied by his
wife, arrived 10 the city last even
ing by stage. They are the guests
of Mrs. N. Dorset.
Gaspar Carabajal of San Anto-
Mo, Mrs. Garcia and her sister,
Miss Decker OF Camargo, who
were in attendance at the itprria-
Garcia Wedding, left On the Mata-
moroS train this morning for
home.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28
what Would You Give

10 be cured of catarrh' If you on
your friends have This disease, you
know how disagreeable it is. It's
symptoms are inflalned eyes, throb-
bing temples. ringing noises in the
oars, headaches, capricious appe-
tite, and constant discharge of
.nucus. Fortunately its cure is
not Question of what You will
give, bit what You will take. If
you will take Hood 5 Sarsaparilla,
the great constitutional remedy,
whicll thoroughly purIGies. en-
riches and vitalizrs the blood. yon
may expect 10 be completely and
permanently cured The good
blood which Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes, reaching the delicate pass
ages of the mucous membrane,
soothes and rebuiIds the tissues
and ultimately ciitss al sy;nhtOlns
4
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28
HOw's This?

HOW'S This:
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
CHENEY & Co, Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last Is
years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transac-
tious and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their
Nest s. Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale, Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 75c. per bottle Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28
VI edding BeIls.


Tturria aud Mr. Miguel a. Garci,
was solemnized this morning at
O'Clock at the Procathpdral. by
Rev Father J Fitoye. The clurcl
WAS beautifully adorned with nu
nerous pains, teruS aud Other
handsotne plants, the cilanceI, il
r,ut Of which the bridal pair
kneIt being bower Of Coral beau
ty. The ediGee WAS crowded with
interested spectators, the trout
seats being reserved for the rela
lives and other Invited guests
The bride, who advanced mp TO the
altar in company with her father,
Mr.. f. Yturria, was lovely vision,
sttired in gown of elegant ivory
satin, made Ell trsine, and severe
Iy plaiu, lis shimiheri6g richness
being more effective so, except for
soft ruf,es Of rare lace in Leck and
sleeves, and dainty yoke. The
loug tulIe veil and spray of orange
blossoms, with a beautiful bouquet
Of thberOses, white carnations aud
fern leaves completed the lair
brides adornmeut. She was pre-
ceded TO the altar by her maid of
honor, Miss Eda Whitman, who
wore a dainty aud becoming cos
tune of white Orgaudy, and carried
a bouquet of white roses. The
groom, accompanied by his best
man Mr. GaSpar Carvajal, net them
at the chancel railing, where the
pair stood before the officiating
priest. After the completion OF
the beautiful and impressive cere-
mony that made the twain man
and wife, the nuptial mass was
celebrated and the sacrament was
administered to the kDeeling
couple. The choir participated in
The mass and the singing was
fine, with several Ell
luisitely rendered solo parts.
From the church, the bridal par
", and invited guests repaired to
,he home of the brides parents on
Washington street, where a |
was held, and
breakfast served. The parlors,
nall and dining room were simply !
beautiful With tastefally arranged |
lowers pot plants. and evergreens
The mantle II the east parlOr was |
banked width white roses and |
moss, the large plate mirror being |
wined all about with garlandS, |
With handsome palms on either
'ide, and in front of this on large
'ug fhe bridak pair stood to receive
re congratulations and good wish |
n of all present.
The breakfast table, spread in
he dining room, was also most eff
eetiveIy decorated. The menu
vas elaborate consisting of various
odd meats, salads, olives. etc,
With the most delicious cakes and
inc wines To drink the health Of
he newly welded ones.
Afterwards the Bride donned her
'Oing away gown, handsome gray
ilk, and, bidding farewell TO the
Iope of her girlhood, departed
nth the husband Of her choice for
iatamoroS, where they took the
rain en- route for San Antonio.
! great msny relatives and friends
ccompanied them to MatarnOrOs to
id them a last farewell at the sta
ION. Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia will
rake their home for the present in
an Antonio, where he. makes his
eadquartars, being employed as "A
onduetOr on the International &
-Orthern railroad between San
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-11-28

TAKE Only the best when 70,
need medicine. Hoods Sarsap4
rllla is the best blood purifier. nerve
and stomach ionic. Get H0op'G
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
NOTIFICATION TO M'MlLLAN.
HAs NOT DECIDED WHAT ANSWER
saw WILL MAKE


WIZ ""."'' was '''""N 49,
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's committee ftpi'-eh.iH- A..t''" '-l''
truflon clubs in three districts. i4Af fHtA
desire him 90 make RISE ries Tor Mayor
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second District Democratic 'Ia' t'I
on Mr MCMILLAN at bis affee go Liberty
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the First and Fourth .'.F'riHt 'luir ctii'A
o. him the rie1f before af DIS home ana
r.Ve him similar notice EesIiss tre..
.o.... i, a. 4, .,,1,,-.. ,.-..r.l sr..r.i.
have urged him ta mas. i.' ft.'
To an these committee ami others Mr
N~sftuar h.e - f4- made An iu8. HrIle.
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of inc rotnlr"'lti. iI r iNtF 't'
ard assured them he would ftk0 ,ae .uli-
t.~ into earnest eaneIlsta f.rn.
,.,.- rtye
ans ro-iilfc answer @. '
be- 80 so until after tua ana .r.e sons
suttatIon with his friends. Air 81 Ml
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
LAnoR Gun INDoHsED MCMILLAN.
Southwest size Organization Pledged
Him It's support.

The Southwest SIDE Labor club indors
81 Hon. 7. ~ McMlHan's candidacy Tor
the mayoraity. ty a unanimous vote at
a meeting last night The meeting was
held az 7W waldburg street. west. and
wes attended 81 more than hundred
voters from that section % tho city
The club adopted the following deelars-
ton of principles.
Whereas the affairs % the c.ty ~ st.
vannah have been conducted upon an
extravagant basis. which has increased
the liability % our taxpayer ami.
Where's by careful and conservative
management This expense can te reil-ei.
Therefore 10 10 Resolved. That We. rha
Southwest Side Labor club. aiopt a re-
form ana economic platform. sHoN Ing
special fAvurs 20 none, whereby the tax
payer and wage-ct-ner VIII be- benefit
Cd"
The meeting was adiressed by M,ssrs
" y. Clark f. B F1opI ana others who
presented f0rcIuIy the claims o. Ar Nc
MILAN upon the p,op.e of the city ana
PAINTED gloWtrg picture % the good tltt
Noisld follow nf~ election. TIE meeting
was an enthusiastic one and tao points
made by t1s speaker wcr, resolved with
hearty arpiause.
The following resolutions. tndorsiuE Mr.
McMillau's candidacy were adopted.
whereas. Hon Thomas IA. Mcmillan
mss always been an economical and sue
cessfui business man. and the Southwest
SIDE Labor Club recognizes in him "a man
who viii rally an classes Of our citizens
VINO are in favor o. an e-ouomica. al
miuistratlon OF the citys s1airs iu the
interest OF the taxpayer and ~age Garner
and
whereas this club believes that Pee will
place ~ the city's command the same
intelligent and attentive care and watch
lulness that made him q successful busl-
ness msn OF the highest Typ ana
Whereas he has heen progressive
when real progress is uee.lei aud is con
sentative la mis- attachment 60 true prlu-
ciples that require deiberltiou ana
thought ia the handiine aud disbursement
81 the peoples money. whlch is shown by
his career iu Council and the Legislature
Therefore. be % resolved. rhlt the
Hon. Thomas y MCMILLAN bee requested -
become candidate for Mayor of Savan-
nah az the ensuing election. and that This
club pledges its support Oh his l~half
Resolved. further That the chair ap-
point a committee OF five 40 wait upou
AR. Mcmillan 20 make this request"
The chair appointed the foilowlaa com
uIttec which viii wait upon SIR Nc
MILAN duriug thc isy and notify MIN 20
the action taken a. the meeting. j. 81
Wiihon. 4. r Baker p y penton W
n Clark and r. 81 Flood The commit
tee viii report % the meeting OF tne club
that will he held next Thursiay evening
when. 10 g. expected. prominent autl-ld-
ministrat!on spell-binders viii deliver ad-
dresses
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21

special Meeting OF Council THIS
Afternoon 20 Consider a..

There vii b. special meeting u Gown
eI az clock this afieruoon for the
purpose < takinE up the Application Cor
street car franchise made b. the Yer
non Shell Road Company
rhis meeting viii be hcla with the OBJ
jeei Of hearing from ali citizens. and esq
O., ally those most interested vita re-
gard 20 thc application for franchise Is
This company
As 81 vel known the company desires a
franchise % use Montgomtry. Bay ana
Price streets w1th a view % BuRding 4
beii in thc city such q beb in come
t.en with the car line that e. is proposed
90 run to whife BIur would make a
Vsiannte line Tor the people % Savannah
ani espee .aliy Tor those wao have inter.
ests oat To- thar directlou The trouble
has been go along that there we're two
Applications Tor The same OF FOR a stint
lsr franchise. and Tor that reason Coun-
90 aa- rot been in hurry % take &C.
ton ~ ~ regsud "a the matter
u is stated that tnr application % the
vernon s1e.l koad Company b bona "a Ct
srpiicAtiun an.i that thc company intends
% sre that the proposed road ls hut:
So tur a. che matter has developed 10 sim
pl1 apf-ars that the two applicants are
ashtrr each other Cor the franchise. wita
10 other reauu IN vrw. except perhaps
t1at each would like % have the fran
ehlsa
The Vernon Shell Road Company pro-
poses 20 put ~ road and right 81 way into
t1e company. and viii doubtless - In a
position go give assurance that the rosd
Wi D. constructed a. soon a. % IS possi-
h.e 10 DO -o
However both sides ~ the case viii D.
pfesented az the meeting this Afternoon.
and The question Wlt De- gone into thor.
ouEaiy j, Is tine desire Of Council rs
hear from aH who may have anything
70 cay either for Or aEainst the proposed
franchise
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
ORDERS FoR ELECTION.
How Field Omccrs of Fir.t Infantry
VIII re Chosen.

General oricrs have been issued from
the hctdquarters % t1c First Infantry
relative 20 the election for field oflcers
that w.ll be- held on Dec = Extracts
from the order are a. follows.
There win D. elected Dec. q 1910 a
colonel ami one major. and should a va
cancy thereby D. created tn tho Office Of
Lieutenant colonel. same viii b. nlcd at
shis election
The polls viii D. opened as follows.
AZ Regimenial Headquarters. savannah
from SD 10 1919 . m. under the super
vision o. Lieut. Col , r. Brooks. Can't
J. J Gaudry and Lieut. z s Nell. C
$. T. Or any TWO Of them. >. In Bruins
sick. 40 the Armory OF GO. O.. First In
fautry. from 7sso 10 $50 . m under thu
supervision OF Lieut. G. A Taylor and
Ensign r. a Wrench Naval Battalion
O. $ r. c. In statesb0ro. al the Arnory
% 60. r. First Infantry. from 20 ? p
m. under the supervision % J r. Lee
} r.. } ". Kount-ee. y. p. and ex OF
J p. and W 81 Ellis or J l.. Coleman.
fraehoidcrs q. In Wayncsboro. al the
Arrnory OF Co. r. First Infantry from Z
20 IN. under The supervision Of + s
Garilck. ! r.. W n. Fulcher. N p
anu exon. y. a. ara y p AhoanaA OF
VIM p Jones frceholdcrs
Each company officer Of the regimens
r. entitled 20 vote AZ this election. but his
vote must bc cast al the poll opened a.
his home station.
Election returns will BE- transmitted by
the superintendents direct 90 the Ad1u
taut General o. Georgia. Atlanta Ca A
duplicate copy % the return vii be- re-
tanned az each polling station.
IssetN Col T. s WHY Jr will -
elected 20 the fun colonclcy. Capt. G. A.
Gordon Of the OFlethote Light lnfantr3
vfu be- elected lieutenant colonel. and
Caps. C. n Richardson. commisSary Of
the First Infantry. viii be elected major
Col willy succeeds Col A n LaWton
cant Gordon slcceesis col Wyily ana
Caus Richardson succeeds Mai. r. r.
Dart OF the Third Battalion OF the rcgi-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
LADIES' EvE>ING AZ roMoCHIcm.
Hoard OF Governors Decided Upon
one for Next Month.


The Board OF Governors % the Tomo-
chlohl club have decided 20 give a iadies
evening at the clubs quarters before the
second wednesday so January, when the
annual meeting OF The club viii be held
a reservation is made. however. the board
having deaded mat the entertainment
would d. contingent upon satisfactory ar
engagements being made.
The club gave such an entertainment
upon s- opening last winter when the
rooms and the Guards HAN connecting
with ,he clubs quarters. were througed
A delightful time was enjoyed by all
Many OF the members have been anxious
taat ore OF more Of the affairs Bee given
as a compliments 20 the ladies during "A
season. sud 90 was in Difference 90 their
wishes that the board reached their de-
cision
Efforts have been made by The paugh-
tiers OF 90. Coufc,ieracy 20 secure the
use 81 the clubs quarters for the Ne%
Years military ban they viii give. Not
desiring 90 establish precedent in this
re@fact the Board Of Governors did not
take favorable action upon the request
The Guards Hall viii be used for the
bah. and it is expected there viii be a
great gathering 81 those who ~ill not
only attend lor che pleasure they Will
derive from the boil. but also because
they desire 70 AID mo savannah chapter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
GAvE a oHANuKA TREAT.
children mission school Remember
90 hN rnnneIl Of JeMIsh Women.

children Mission SENIOR hemFm"''
ed ~ council Of Jewish Women.
Tho ladies Of the Council Of Jewish Wo-
men gave Chanuka treat yesterday
morning TO the children Of che Mission
scHco. az Ann and Zubly streets conducted
under ths auspices OF the council
Tho children. abou, thirty 10 all gave
an Interesting programme Of SONGS ana
rseitat.ons showing the work thas has
been accomplished since The openings %
the prcsen, session. This programme be-
gan a. f0 o'clock and az its conclusion the
ladies 81 tas Council. about hftcen. dis
.rlhuted enc presents. TO eacn litle giri
was given d1u which had been given 10
the counsel hy Miss Rebcccl Minis. and
dressed for presentation hy Che members
~ the Eabsrel Crate Band ~ Daughters
n Israel OF which Miss Minis is presi-
dent TOYS 81 other kinds were given ihe
BOYS. ard thcH each child was given as
much ot fruit candy tazs efully put INTO
basket. and others things ~ a like nature
IS n.y could wish.
Tfe-. gifts had been given partly bF
the Conn and partly hy friends ~ enc
ladies VINO wished 20 help so charitable a
work
The Festival ~ Chanuka. or a. % IS
sometimes known the Feast % Lights. is
% Jewish festival commemorative tht re-
dedication OF t1e Temple "a Jerusalem
after the Maecanesu war The FESTIVAL
BEGAN Iast sunday and viii continue
through thi- sunday 10 g. observed hy
an OF orthodox falth by thc lighting %
one candle ou tho night Of the first dly
of ono fesfiya. two on che night o. enc
second DAY aud ~o on until the nignt Of
the last day. when eight candies are
burned az the same time.
While 40 sp,clu service s. celebrated
az tle Temple AnckyA Israel. 90 IS cus-
tom8rv fo hod Cd blessing of the lights
us part OF the regular Friday evening
-ertl 4. and this VIII take place tonight
on Thursday there RIu h. moshers
msetus at thc Mission school al $50
o.c.gek q m
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
INJUNCTION HEARrNG sTILL oN.
Mr. Ambos Fighting Condemnation
OF Property hN street HALLWAY.

Mr.. Ambos Fighting Condemnation
of Property by street hallway
The hearing upon the petition Of Henry
Ambos for an injunction prohibiting she
condemnation OF certain property belong
ing 70 him AZ Thunderbod by the savan-
nah. Thunderbold and Isle ot Hope Rail-
way. was continued yesterday in the Su-
perior Court. before Judge Fanlgant The
company desires TO Use right Of WAY
across this properly Of Mr. Ambos for tho
purpose Of reaching the new improve
nents which q Is making az Mathcrs
Point
The testimony now being introduced b.
on behalf Of the defendant. the principal
witness examined being Mr. NJ }. pesver-
gers. Under the searching cro-s-examlua-
ton Of Mr.. Richards. who represents the
plaintiff Mr. nesvergers, became Just a
little bit ratified and his rather petulant
and queruious answers 20 some ~ the
questions Of consul furnished Amusement
Cor the court officers and the spectator.
The hearing bids fair TO last ont to-day
az least aud will possibly extend into to-
morrow The arguments are likely 90 De
as lengthy. comparatively a. tho testl-
mony. and that has already consumed the
better part 81 three days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-21
WESTERN noRSEs TO nuN.
The Hand stables of St. Paul az
Thunderholt.


Thunderholt
The running horses are beginning 20 ar
rive for the Christmas races J r. Hand
Of St Paul. MINI. Is now az the tra q
with two carloads OF thoroughbred In
the bunch are the great Western runners
Goden Rattles. Dutch Comedian. Ella
Psnzans Joe Ferst and Irish Boy
All % these horses we're al the Atlanta
races and won many % the events Mr
Hand intends loeauug here Tor several
months and will devote much Of his time
90 tae development Of the carload Of
yearlings that he has now a, the Thun-
derbolt Park
Henry Black ANA the Reilly stables Of
Barn well. S O.. have engaged stalls and
Wir b. az the track Saturday.
The uuheatcn Perndy Of Charleston and
che fast splinter Arion are also expected
90 take part f. the running events
Manager DOYLE IS much pleased With the
class Of horses now a. the track and be-
expects 20 have large and closely matched
fields on Christmas day The indications
are chat there will al least five horses
line w Tor the word IN the harness
event.