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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11


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= - --1s aaaarl Eaar- s--
49, $50 80 sr4 sa-cr g e. -l-1e
rsHs-~1 aaF - go ss1 ~
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MATrREssEs. nArrnrs.rs-

Have your mattresses and feathers rem.
ovated by our med!cated steam process.
before change in weather takes place.
fI5e only plant .n savannah u over.
comss 90 impurities and renews life and
volume in al hedding material Prices on
renovation % feathers az follows Beds
81 Cd boosters 81. pillows DC. Cotton. moss
aCd hair mattresses made 70 order Fins
work. low prices Work guaranteed.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO.
WAITING co.
Bell phone 1885 ggi pravton stree.
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a 800 - ssnE Nguua-- = b q
sa.rsr n-Fs11s.s zaz1Ens a. ~ -
aa.r - - -ssz saslaaGat s-@-asg -
slass sass--sz.E1s-r szzs- a. 1aaszsss q y
zs1saz sa.-rrasa as z@~Ess sas1r f--i -
s - $780, s-.-as assx - t1l-.i.,
flF1-u -zssEsa.-.sz = s@sasts = 1870
-s--rzlzsez.s rs E-ass IA
aEEz EA-E E.-A - 80 -ss.l-i-s
-rtz 90 1sa4ns- -1szzr zzN1s a. e -
s.l@--z s-@aE -zn-n 80 90 as
lltss wlra.sre.z =as9e3z@ - SEA- Ga
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zs-t1-n F4zz ~ 5sw.a r. @E-E a. sa
IA q rsAss=< ~ 81 Prsas ~ az ~
@~AEEE @=-E wCeE-Ez SAP. :
$780, Nz8S ssT - Ek-z- sz2-S 49,
1am tsx1z1- FwH~ - sxKs
@-AEEN EEM--Mg SALE q w-rs-
z2sea ss.-Eass-H - - rz-~ q ss-1e-. 80
Hs7z2 SIS s~1SEazm a< .-a 49, Frsas
a. q sGx
Fcz ssEE FL AL Cg--T-g-s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
DIsr, ~ oYEa ! DnIsk

s~Ege Cat q white wan. Making q
Dangerous Wound.
fsssaYu. Ca. Sept Pin dispute
stoBi vho should drink IRE, 81 public
Nstsrng place on fhs sfrssfs ~ Dawson.
. nsafO Van iisisfk came near saklnv
ffs ifs ~ = white man - the name o.
Cafisfocher Mfgss 3cGss received a 80
we're wound shout che neck which bic
E8gfiean rsgH would have proved fatal
ta1 b. been 80 inch lower. The negro BE-
.Ilnf .rfa.I-
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LEVAS.s TaDIE D-HoTE DIN1ERs.

LEVAs's TABLE D-HoTE DINERS.
Bs-DISSEE-se
Dsnnsr % ara 70 ,. Tsessay sept y
ciares wiss.
SOUP.
Mock Turtle
FTsH
Spotted Trost d Hoaandaire.
Fotaso~a q "a Marschaie.
sized Tonatoea Queen Olives. chD~
cao~ Mirs1 Pickles.
ENTREES
Euned Bel Peppsra with shrimp.
spanish FriusFs Rum Sauce.
ROASTED
prime Rnls o. Beef. Dish Gravy
ss8de q Msttoa ~ifh Jely.
VEGETABLES
Msshsa Brown Po,stoes. Rics Slowed
Tomatoes Green Peas Cabbage.
PASTRY AND DESERT
Pear PIE Assorted Cakes Cheese
Craeksrs.
Rice casnfd f'u2dng Fruit Sauce
French coffee
LEyAHs CAFE AID RESTAURANT
III Congress street west
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t.s Azs-acar E-a. e11 a. - = aa41rl-A A.
- "a ar as44Ex Any 8refa = -seH
TEX G-g
Faz1s-EH Fr7- - = =a3s fr1-
- r-s-s see & 49, xs1 a-r troZ
80 sHr -l CO ~ 1-s=-saa- i - 49,
l1rsly pre- 49, --ea. aza1 e. re s-er-
gss-sr-a rar-fa4 a. - E4arazsss 8
T. g. - l1ssg -a1s- - . E1r-1
LNa1Eg r.sz-s - Tx al
E-r1E r. --r-as~4 -rtF go - t-s1r
"a sr.s - --rf G. rrfy i Eas-Aztss--
l. "a rEs rlrc-a Sc. 1-y -1rg -
Er1 Es~-rEs Elesrs ars - -1s 40
-1es A. Ieff &c to- sress E-e- sts {. 0c-
free- Sc t-sg ar EaE1 14-ka1 al
r-ars1 Or 60 r1cu e reeE
Fa1i9lrR HaFs 80 arE4sk a. - -x1s-
ly crasrsd q rs 1W1 El4 ans - 10
prrEaee -rf and ~.n A1ts sssst essA1
rsaaa --s 1Le@rercs csrwszsn -rss1--E
az e -5lrE a9glss q Wy great
Tee 81 krew 20 c@ereres a@twesz
G. aEs1 $50 - ard El-1 apgss 2 90
tax sore E-sr-E En4 Erew fae-- 20 81
AS at Later TAFT wEach as me- w1tn
Ea1l5rEs -r4shee apes TEs e1@r 1As
rcs re ext H.Ee sw@s nHsa - E1@ H4As@,
c48sr. az everYcne wA4 nre tr@ Pas 3
frEB gptn e44sr sEss -txrs e +aks VIA
crner. LfpPMAN BROS
Sc AE@nEH e zaNM-zah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
CRY BREvITfEs.

The I.adieF WORKING CIRCLE ~ Seven =
Street aief1o.ls' Church Hil noid their
Hepfen1ef meeting frlf Afternoon a. ths
church Tnia ofEanhsficr has pfoven 8
mort hsiafli factor fn me suerees u fae
church
n o. UNDERWOOD that the court martisi
viii have iia result IN ne fiing ~ etvi'
arlf1n for images ~ rorpi Hafrts ags net
rapf Wilr~ uhieh Wiii be based ufon
Capt Wis0na ALLEGED malicious ~ eWeru-
zion ~ 3D. Fuhorliratf Tna o. e. sisfa1
wi1 b. nifd in the city Court On Or 80
fore the return DAY for the Nofsmbf 2
term
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rsEasIsE.. b coLrnHts.

several PsspI- grsns Thaf ctr A.
80 GalFesf0n-
- 9rt-lr. rsa. eegt H-Tss sfssfssf
1rsssl1ssa sfli EXISTS ners ~ seegarf -
~ sfoen g. aslVssf1e. wsefs ralf eozer
~ r1ore ~ .rrflst rs1tf Hsrs sasn fae
fs1sI rars rWfaf cssF frsf elfF 81 -
asaTr ar1 alfe Nss tote Fslfr HFs
ciainr arf s. Ffark Qslrr. Bertsrt ar1
fseterf wcsaeI ars arllrE ire Ceiasr. asH
faseg.te fterf 49, e~arfs - sear frorn snF
- fssfr TO-DAY have tr0ssr fgfls arf
fae worat u ffsrs1 ~ mir fslatlFea af.9
ffaarEH
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

ahsen~~ ~ st~noEEsph~r Prevsntss
sffasE - courf-marfiai.
rfsrs vas ~ Estslon ~ the general
cesrf marital ,hs' b. trying Corn. liar
80 ~ fhs HsrsbHesn Eivsa isai niTas.
W John y o. ore a. sferographer - ere
r grf wsr unable 70 81 prsrerf an far
fhsr ceralgsfsti0n - me gBsstiou - liar.
fis guilt % irrorercs. WBn deferred %
90 erie esfring
Uhsn fs-niRhfa $3.50 On heEins o N.H
80 vim me osfen9snt o. fne sfand ana
80 tgfas a1vorsfe sgam rifg him HoS
many other rfaa.orH all b. ueeeHFary -
fore me court conc u1es - labora ~
re rerllug case fefsns - - 3 hii ur-
certain b1i there Nnl - fNo o. three
~ sry rate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
TO TsE ~ -ISEss NEs Of sAvAx-
&Aa sxD CITIZEN. GENES ALLY.

r4EaEraE Gga -egf ID AssA
u tss usrraarss sa9 eitl1ert q Eavan-
"a. wass 1-v Sock - - Gee asrs r.
EV
whs OK w1d cost
Tae srsfnno-fEaEs q ~ csrt ncso~
- ~ sG4 carry a oar ~ y ~ csEt r.
sseek - ~ 20
Al aart Hagarrs- 20 H4nserits ia
90 90 eash fgr EE0U rrft rOrfEs Es
rer aanf se~eg ara o. r@f cent suck.
SO - ~ 81 70 stoN ter irferesf sh1
ae4 re- frerfa rlI Elararfs~ 20 p.ar-
80 sasr-a in Sew YORK. Pnla1sl "a
srd - fIrsers
a g-<g pars ~ i1@afs ire fo-k uold
- tssrffsfs fss prose-y confrols 81 ~
f.- aarry sr-s ersrEsft- ciftzer. ~ y.
= Pure
Fslas ef-lrsre. EsVsrras mFst h ln
ere a1Far . - f-s 80 pr1eeaalon. not
altaatan sslnF re e-gssers arf pessinlisis
JANIS HUNTER.
. Fat Bay.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
LAaeE MAm.llolsE ~ or.

20 rent. located head OF Broughf1n.
street. on West Broad. now oecu-
ped ~ the savannah Carriage and
Wagon co A. they viii gve ID
business IN tn city on June / o..
fer 1. for rent from thar date
"a. l.. SMART
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

ny the American Bonding ana Tr,,
company % baltimore We are author-
ized 20 execute locally Qmm dlately upon
applcauonl. al bones in judicial pro-
ceedirgs IN either the state or rfnit.a
ates courts. ard q adminisirators ana
guardians
DEARING 4 HULL. Arent.
Telephone ~. Provi8ent Rolla,rv
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
erss Yos srIITssr SCHOOLS.

VIII ~ Issssa ~ she state 80 sssn
- noad. Are FIIsd.
Atlanta Eerf m-ggrs sIi hs issued
- nsmbsr ~ military e1Ilsrss b. tae
rsri fsw days. Thsrs afs several insuia.
iioua which have ha1 appilestioas IN ale
for several yeafa. bar since fhs iafs 1ar.
arms have been scarce TIE aehaola have
been notified fhas ~ soon - me na-easary
h1nd ~ flrriahef me guns mli ~ sent
Tns fclioNsnK HehDgia WlI probably o..
fetFs re easlpmeut gaefNla Military d..
sfifafs o. College Park NaanfviHs NlH.
tary irsiiiufs ~ Piedmont aglfhern MlI.
sarY i0fifufe ~ halahfi1Fe About FIFTY
NanA Wi " fAfnlahaa ~ aanh anhf.al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

city - Savannah
once CLERK ~ Council
sept 2 90
4 vacancy having occurred iu fhe cfice
81 messenger o. Council. caused hy ne
death 90 TIE late Messenger John Hafr-
500. ard in accordance with a resolution
adopted ln Council Sept san lsn notice
is hereby given fhaf an election wiu he
had af the next regular meeting q COM
go. no b. he'd on me 18Th inst ~ s g. 10.
% 90 me urexriref term 81 applications
10 ~ nied with the clerk q Council al
or before - n % the 18th inst Bond o.
l1o0W required, names % hondsmen must
accompany the application
VA + BAILEY
clerk 81 Council
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

TIE ouiy say 20 get your carpets prop
cry taken w.. cleaned ana taken are q
for lie sumo e. g. % turn the JOB over %
t. District MtEserE and Delivery Co
tes pn9ue o. cal at al Montgomery
81 ee'. AGA tres vii make you an es;l-
mate on me cost Of the work Prioes
reasonable They also pack. move ana
store furniture and rianos
c. H. AEDLOCE. supt and Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

C9quu Ca sept NM Prince
Bsfsnsf ~ Esykin station slx mlisf
s1asft a here had he afm caught n q
80 az fhaf plaee fhia afternoon 81 :
vclrF hia fafe aud arm Nere badly
tsfefaff1 ~ seaif4fnR the amputatlon ~
fys afn 81 ere shoulder
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Atlantis. Sept W-The Atlantis public
schoo opened to-day. II r. estimated fhat
fully 1900 Children ~ b. 10 aftendanre
hy tomorrow morning ~ all b. inr-
zoff attendance ever known in fhe A.
ianfa SCHOOL, and tn teacher vii eH-
seats FOR them all About 90 rev p8-
pie entered the schools
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

KIND Frlfnse-f have 20 some % the
o. rle here thinking there must be some.
thing 81 the =. rns gave q csfb1y 20
% = man wno is in bed with ki1neF
trouble f%o wore Than WaHl am
certain IL vii help him n 90 fnen1s
are 70 send him ami wife % the Spring
~ Pocock. prep Hotei Hartford iu
this fify wlfh 1auf hter ana s1n o. % 90
thsrs a. 20 a. be can OK nusinss up
A banker ives hrre. also. two other
wealthy msn ! told them 10 20 ~ on =
20 suzanne eNpalrc1 me bfncnf there.
more than a. home stil they wanted
tha wstrr 20 ufe until such times 81 they
could Est away Ihs, ls Why ! sent for
the I'VE c8rtoys Z have ~ idfa what
amount u wafer J can eel but ] viii
90 what ! can. but ] would sooner zee
% pc 70 20 the spring
fiad short note from Rev r v Har-
figsn H. s. Improved AM sai1 ny next
p.==sson will te spent si suwanse IN q
bushes lefer from Sir Na'hen. he said.
sNy wife b. me. Had rne remained q,
the Spring tao weeks longer she woIln
- sweet sixteen ngaln
VIII q 81 certainly wonderful. All ge'
henenfe1 by abe waters Chances are
guwants viii catch aii again
Sincerely yours.
r DOuGHERTY.
Hartford. Gem
All you can drink FOR s. at Living
sfon'a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
SPECIAL N0TIcEA.


Neither me master nor ronslgnesa ~
the British steamship DariinRfon will BE-
responsible Tor ans debts contracted b.
Inc crew ETHACHAN a CO
conalgneea.
Savannah. Ca Sept u. 1910
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

All bills against me Italian bark zeaF0
must be- presented az our Office before y
O'Clock. m. this day. o. payment thereof
will be declared. ETRACHAN a CO..
C0uslsneeH
Savannah. Ca. Sept H. 800
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Az bills against the German bark Anna
must De- presented 10 our office before y
O'Clock. m this day. or payment thereof
win b. debarfcd. sTRACHAN a co.
Consignees.
Savannah. Ca. Sept Il. 100
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

ore Of our clients has placed 10 o.,
hands $500 TO loan on good ssvanraA
real estate 81 reasonable rates OF intsfes,
BECKETT a BECKETT.
o. Prss.dsni street, east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

reaf fnlzgfat uil refund your money II
paz1 Nisfmfef fsns - cure Rlngaofnn.
Ttfsf, ~ bleffs sng sorss flmpiss and
Esfstfs1s ~ re- face. ara 81 skin dis
ssssH Co. -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

City Of Savannah.
once Clerk % Council
Savannah. Ca. Sept. Z ~
ulds win be received a. This once un,u
u O'Clock N Friday Sept a. 1850. FOR
furnishing the Police Department with
winter uniforms. acording 90 Fpeclaca-
lions 70 be seen AZ the police bafrg ~
The right IL reserved 20 reject any o. ali
bida. WIN r. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

The remaindcr of stock % Stevens
clark Co wln be- sold a. public sale
Thursday. Sept a. ~ 80 River street a.
70 a. m CHARLES MOVER.
Receiver.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

MOSQUITOES
viii not trouble zee ~ zee sss
sHOOuIskEET. "a IL . DisAs1nf
perfume.
nEIDEnNA
o. a toilet powder that tnstaatlT dis
prls the disaEr~eabts esors arising
from DerspiratfoR.
OLD STYLE COLD CREAM
gives qaiek relief for SEA baFas aae
skin troubIes-
soLOhOss CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
SPECIAL notice..


once Director o. Public Works savan.
nah. Ca sept q lrn BID wu - r..
celtel az tns off.ce pntl SATURDAY sept
81. lsao at y % cock noon. city uue. Tor
fne privilege ~ asserting sarbsg pile for
81 mater.a p such as rags. paper tlu
cans. glass and % substance nor az fer.
fer.i4l1s value. AT t'ds 20 D. made roos
Tor cDe year Envelope % be- marked
Bids for assortns garbage" TIE city
reserve tae rgri to Iel.cl any or 40 BIDS
Bl3s 20 70 Opened ln enc presence Of BID.
ders. GEO 81 GADgDES. Director.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

~ You WANT GOOD MATEi''N.
snd work. order your nthoxrsphsa =
printed stationery and bank books IT,
Morning News. Savannah. GO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11


Larsess Wholesale and Retail Deal
.rs In Vehicle. aaa Harnss.
an Georgia.
.,-. -, ~, 49,, $780,.
Hancock HeprrsentafIves
@Ns'N N'''-'s ''-'-'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
SPECIAL s0TIcEA
= = sTEa TSEEss

Earsr-a- WstsrNcrkg
anFarra1 Ca So O. 80
- usfsr - f-.r - ~ wa
- s-r-ss frr-1 se1s-Tn g. Tws ~
rsefs rsss fT1et1aTI r-1Trt-E 49, o.
esfNssr 3 80 "a orcck sor re- 1srpcEs
< UaE1rg a1r rerrl1ra
xszEg z-=-=---.s.- z==s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

TO rFEE CvLD ~ 0e<E BAY
-ass -aEs E-1us --rs -a1s-t
- .-arraea ~sf-1 - --ccsr = p
- r~1rsH EE-zsr--s - 90
ssse- a1H -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
TO MOVE DEERFO0T'S BODY
VEN GRlvE ar BTfTtEO FOR
F.IMOIS INDItN RtNNER.
Remains VIII he Reinforced Alongside of
Red Jackets In the Forest Lnwn Gene
terry His Voni~rfui F~nis In Long Dis-
tnnrc Hunnine Here and in England.

p..,u,. All, a.. r.i,,.r.d ,,,,,.,d. ~,
Rcd ,I,c,.,,. In thc r,r.s, Invn Crm.-
ter, III. vonierfui ren,. in Long Dls-
tnnro Running Here aud In England.
r..um.,.o D,,r,oo, Tho co,ohr,,od In.
,i," ,,n".n eth h. removed FROM ~. hnri,,
:. ~, C,,,...,n,. p..or,n,,on ,,,.rn
Gf"uh' oh 'ne '"'o'""Su' hos'''"lo"' """''
they were ln'crrei Tour years ago. 10 the Indian
plo, IN Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, on
VI. 49,
"eunesua' TN"
! runner wa. conceived BY Joseph Kepplnr NOW
,nl.t a.. .,,n,t, -, ,Lo aanac,.' rho, n.
'h'oI 'oh''""'N' W WV ''"'1ae' ""'" "'
visited the unmarked grave in 'ho obscure
n, hs ,,,urr ~ \a,, Var, Mr. Esn,,or suy.
oh ms ro'uTn Ne" iotk' DIT, hpP''r SuH-
gested to the New York Athletic Club, Of which
h. i.a member the nan OF the reipterment,
rhtoh . ..,,I, ,c,,r,,I H., tho r,omho,
VIII was r,'",P 'e''.'o1 uy ."e me.nDe,''
They At once 'ooE upon themselves the respon-
! .ibllity n, m. prplcoi.
,ta-, a.. r,... h., 10, u.,ioh
Lyme ~ 'nc rores' AVN i""''n Iio,' ""'c"
Is owned 10y the Guaolo His'orical. Society. are
80, IT,, .na a., ,,h, ,,, ,,io,aI, %
s'Foy lo"h anu o'ners WHO were lIlehuIy W
our side in the Revolutionary War. The lntest
Indian 10 be buried in this cemetery. and the
most ulS'ihaulsheu OF ms sehetal'on' Was'en.
Elv \. Parker. Military Secretary to Gen. Grant
throughout the Civil W.r and afterwarl In.
a,,n commi. ,t,n.r An ,h... h,ri,. b,r.
been under the auspices OF the Bunalo Hl'tor-
ical Society. II il possible that Mr.. Keppier
-, t.a.,n ..L. ~ y, I,hI.,,a
anu 'ueloto''oh i"h Nv "" iolN n'"'eu'
club may he present al the cemetery Nednes.
day next. The remain. will be received by a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
VIEW FRENCH HOSPITAL,
Site Has Been Selected and Plans Drawn
for q $500. 900 Building.

The French Benevolent Society. which es.
tablished the French Hospital at 320-322 West
Thirty-fourth street in 1881. has decided to
build a larger establishment. The present
quarters are entirely inadequate for the grow.
ing work OF the hospital. The site has already
been selected and plans have bee. drawn for
the new building. which. it is estimated. will
cost about $4,000 OF that sum 5000 900 has
already been subscribed.
Aside from the amount allotted 10 the hos
pital by the Hospital saturday and sunday As
socIation. it is maintained almost entirely by
dor atoms. No State aid IS received. The hos
ritai IL nOn-sectarIan AND. although intended
principally Tor the treatment OF / rench people.
last years report shows that out oi a total OF
10000. days Of free hospital treatment, 1000
days OF free treatment were given to persons OF
other races.
The present building has a capacity Of SOW
rnty beds and twelve private rooms The new
institutions will have $50 beds md twenty-five
private rooms. Ia addition there will be a
fully equipped modern dispensary. wards for
children. sun rarlors for con va lesccnts and
every cOnvenienCs' and comfort that can ba de-
visrd for patients o; all classes. Friends OF
the institution have RESPONDED generously TO
the appeal for funds ~ the Board OF Managers,
and i il hopcd that the public annnunceme nt
~ the projected enterprise may interest other
persons charitdOly inclined. Cheeks may be
made to the order o. Frederic K. Coudcrt. Jr,
Treasurer, or Henry MaIIlard, Jr., President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
KENTUCkIaNS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Iieut.-Gov. Marshall Denies That Republi-
cans Desire Federal Interference.

Iieut..Gov. Marshall Denies That Republi-
ans Desire Federal Interference.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-Ths situation In
Kentucky was thoroughly discussed this m orn.
ing. when three Republicans from that State.
Lieut.. Gov. Marshall. Col. Andrew Cowan Of
Louisville. and Samuel J. Roberts. Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the Lexington district,
who arrived here yesterday. met the President
at the White House.
They said. after coming from the White
House. where they had talked with Mr.. McKin.
.ey for more than an hour. that they came
'or the sole purpose OF describing thoroughly
md accurately TO the President the condition
NJ affairs in Kentucky, and to assure him that
the Republicans were determined TO abide BY
the decision OF the court. whatever IL NAV be-.
Lieut.. Gov. Marshall said that they made no
suggestion or hint whatever to the President
regarding Federal Interference or influence.
They not only did not want Federal troops sent
to the state. but they deemed such a PROPOSE
ton absurd. They did believe. however,
that II was due 10 the President OF the United
States. both rs the Chief Executive and as the
leading member OF the Republican party. that
they should inform him Of the facts Of the stu
alton In the State and o. the policy Of rho Re-
was not TO air their grievances. but to assure
the President Of the determination OF the Ken.
lucky Republicans to proceed In a law.
abiding manner and to accept the YER lict OF
the court without further civil disturbance.
The report that the visitors intended to ask
for an Investigation Of the kentucky situation
by Congress was emphatically denied.
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TO BIGIS THE TUNNEL TO-DAY.
Onicial ceremonies VIII Take Place in city
Hall Park Mt I O'Clock.


Tho decorators who have been employed by
the Municipal Council Committee 10 deck out
City Hall Park in honor OF the breaking OF
ground for the Rapid Transit tunnel finished
their work yesterday and everything is now
ready for the great event TO take place at |
o'clock to-day except taking up the oblonG
OF asphalt which covers the earth that il to be
dug into with a silver spade, The spot for thi.
had been marked out on Thursday by Chief
Engineer Parsons OF the Rapid Transit Com
mission. and oil day yesterday il was sur
rounded bv a throne ot persons crowdiug inn
patiently in ward to see what was attracting the
attention OF the inner circle. and then when
they had seen it they broke away with a grin
on their faces and went OF without making
any remark. What they saw when they had
worked their way close enough to the spot was
a piece Of paper put there ty bootblack
eamins and held in place with small stones. On
the paper was written in bold letters Rubber
neck ="
The chosen spot is about Ave feet or so out.
side the curved curbing in front Of the centre
OF tho City Hall steps. The opening vii. be
) by : feet in area. The bronze slab
that is to cover the hole after the ground is
broken has the commemorative insrriptiol
upon II cnst in letters several inches high 20
that the space around the letters may he nIled
in with cement or asphalt, leaving the lettering
alone 70 nppenr. The show to-day will take
place in two rugs. ore within the other. and
will he walled of with corlOns OF policemen
under Inspector Brooks and Capt. Copeland Of
the city Hall squad. The outer ring viii take
in about The entire rark south Of the north side
Of the City Hall. and this will exclude every
body except the holders ~ the S,OV tickets
which have been issued by the committee.
The inner ring Will m bla ace tn" .eml.ciTcle
marked oil in front ~ the city Hall by COZ
umns, AMI no on- will be permitted to enter
this .pncc but the c~lrhraniso If thA day. The
offrial celebrant. will march in procession
from the City Hall At the hour ST for the be-
ginning OF the ceremonies, Tho procession
will he led by the s-rReant.-at-arms Of the
two houses OF the Municipal Assembly. McPad-
den and COaRley. and then will come MAYOR
Van Wvck. escorted by tn. Joint Committee ~
the Council and Board. ~ Aldermen. Afterthis
body will come the RI pit Transit Railroad
Com mission, led by President Orr and followed
by the chief engineer. counsel and other at
tachrs. and then will some August Belmont,
President of the Rapid Transit subway Con.
structiOn Company. and John h. Mcdonald,
the contractor for huiliine the road. nnd their
party. Following these vii ha he Presidents
Of the two houses OF tho Municipal Assembly.
the members % the Council m OF the Board
Of Aldermen and finally the oflcial guests.
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z. r. GOldbera Dishnrred.

f. Townsend Goldberg ~ 800 Broadway was
di.barred bv the Appellate Division OF the Su.
prone Court yesterday FOR his conduct in two
~replevin cases. IN which he seized several
thousand dollars worth Of The effects OF Louis
Abrams, parts ~ which were not specified in
tho wrtts OF repleyin, Goldberg wns admitted
10 practise law IN 1923. and the following year
he was found guilty OF altering an Undortaking.
on which hia disharmcnt was asked. In view
81 his yrUth III" t"Ir; I'll s suspended him
from practise Tor two years on that charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-24
No Divorce for Mrs. Daniel :. Goldnrr.

The Appellate Division u the supreme Court
has sustained N" lower court in refusing n
divorce to Elizabeth J Goldnrr from Daniel :.
Goldner on the ground ~ cO,jU.ion, Henry W.
Sarke't. Gs referee. reported that the wouan
should have = divorce. bu' tho lower cnur, az.
ter sending the r,.. hacS Tor Investigation ne
10 what looked like rollusion. refused 20 con.
nrm the decrce. holding that tho evidence
showed COLLISION. Justice Barre rrescatr 4
dissenting opinion yesterday IN which he says
"Th-rs is,not II particle Of evidence ~ .upp1rt
co. usIon The plaintiff has hc.u denied her
legal right upon mere suspicion"