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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
Ladies' Muslin Underwear in

fec IN Savannah yesterday Mr.. Wright
has meen master OF trains on the Second
Division. HIS promotion IS 20 the position
relinquished by Mai. &. 5. Gadsden or
Charleston who has retired after many
years Of service
Mr. Wrghs has established his Office IN
that formerly occupied By Mr. " Hay
low. superintendent OF transportation.
who IN turn. has removed 20 the ONCE
that was occupied hy the general super
iutcndeut OF che Plant System. Mr. ". y.
Denhnm Mr. pcnham has transferred
his quarters 20 the upper story of the gem
eral office building occupying the rooms
that were used by Vice President $ Y.
Knott. while he was connected with the
Plant system. AIR ". &. Huston who
was Mr.. knotrs chief clerk. Is filling that
position for Mr.. Wright. who Will admin
lstcr the affairs OF the First Division from
savannah. instead OF from Charleston. as
did Mai. Gadsden. The other division
changes ana appointments became effec-
tive yesterday on che system.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
HAD ALREADY cosr roo MUoH.
John Graddick Explained what tie
paid for "a simple LittIe Fight"

Paid for "a simple Ltttte Fight.
John Gradiick was on trial in the SUI
perior Court yesterday for assault ana
battery. the prosecutor being III Tillmln.
a nclghbor Of the defendant. Both men
are white and the trial was not entirely
without interesting features.
3 The casualties 20 Tirman's face upon
which the charge 81 assault and battery
was based. were said 20 have resulted
from Graddick's hst iu the early morning
81 July g. The trouble. li was clear. was
produced by Tillman referring 10 some
body as "a Hevcrally -adiectlvcd liar hut
there was "a difference of opinion and eve
deuce ln the matter Of the person 10 whom
this iocuud epI h.' nod toen applied
Graddick claimed the honor Tor himself
while Tilimau e1id his remark referred
20 some unknown person VINO had made
some Incorrect statement about himself
and certain chickens that had boon Killed
Az any rate Graddlck smashed him AMI
DID 20 again. Here the evidence again d.
verged. there being some talk % pistols
drawn by both parties 20 The controversy
Graddick caught the ear % tie jury
when be- came 60 make his statement on
the stand. "ocnt'omeu h. stld. after re-
failing his version 81 the difficulty "the
Recorder hucd me five dollars for disor-
derby conduct. had to pay 81 for two war
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
CHEAP RATES GRANTED.
Meetings aud Conventions 10 which
They Have Been Authorized.

Meetings aud Conventions 90 which
They Have Been Authorized.
Excursion rates on the certificate plan
for delegates ana members attending the
following meetings and conventions have
been arranged under the rules of the
Southeastern Passenger Association. Tn
ion Veterans Union Encampment ana
woman Veteran Relief Union. Washing
ton D. a.. oct 20. National Association
OF Democratic Clubs. Quadrennial CON
veution. Indianapolis. Ind. oct 81. Grand
Lodge q. q a. Ancient York Masons.
Gainesville. Fla oct S-ii. the Chicka-
manga and Chattanooga National Park
Commission society. Army u the Cum-
berland. Confederate Veterans South, Ma
tional Association spanish War Netcr-
ans. Chattanooga. OCT. s-ii. annual meet
ing Concentrated order Of iioo-tioo Dal-
las. Tex. oct 9-l2. Moman's Foreign
Missionary Society. Cincinnati Branch.
Fast Liverpool. o.. oct. g-l2. Middle
Georgia Baptist Association, i.itoutou.
oct g-fs. Brotherhood of 81. Andrew.
Richmond Va. oct iU-N. Louisville
Horse show Asso taton. Louisville. oct.
is-is: National Retail Carriage and liar-
moss Dealers Protective Association, New
YORK oct. is-lp: annual meeting American
Gas Light Association, Denver. Get lt--a.
carolltou Union Baptist Association. Tai
tapocsa. GA oct is-23. Missionary Coun-
eli g. r Church in T.. : A.. LOUISVILLE.
Oct. gi-a5: Georgia Federation Of Womens
ciubs Griffin. oct -9-N0v2; synod OF
Ceorafa. Presbyterian Church Mlledge-
vuie Get sl-Nov A. Southwest Georgia
ronfcrerc.. A. NJ T. Church. Fort
Gaines Nov T-iG Southern Surgical ana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
NOT IMAGINARY.

common Disease. which IL by No
N'"ns the Result of Imagination.
Undoubtedly many nervous people suffer
im troubles purely imaginary. diseases
exist only Ia the mind OF the pa
'.NI lrd such troubles furnish fertile
.'.d i'r the quack A. well as for faith
A.h. ana Christian Science treatment
.t.'.'er, there Is one common and an
'''inr disease which is ia no sense OF
'h' "au imaginary and that IS Piles.
forcrs do not need a physician to
~. 'a'm what Is the matter; there Is no
o. '.iy about A. Neither will a simple
~ ointment cure H. You cannot de-
pile sufferer into believing he Ia
ifo1 because the pain and itching
'' which he suffers g. not imaginary
"arnot be cured by Imagination. A
mody must have unmistakable
must relieve the pain and cure
i.,ase speedily or il will be con-
" y Dunn Of $40 Shields avenue
writes Il am indebted TO the
le Cure n thousand times for
relief ana permanent cure OF a
.e az plies. WAS cured perfect
. ono 70 cent box aud more than tina Z
move three OF the Pyramids left OF
tA ] ala not need % use
ihe Pyramid Pile Cure Il the
M hing or the aFe and shall GER
mmend Il to al sufferers
e. 'thrfactufers 81 the Pyramid Pile
at perfect liberty 90 refer any
me and viii gladly answer any
ltuoc. l am 40 grateful for my
rs. ] want an pile sufferers 60 fnd
~ sists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure
CA. Ter box and az IL contains no
ta.. 0rlate or any poison whatever, Is
.'. safe and reliable,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
sHE Took nIs SEAT.
How savannah Man Interested the
Passengers on AN l. Train.

Ho,, savannah Man Interested the
Passengers on AN Train.
savannah merchant. just back from a
III, ID New York. tells an interesting
...-. IF an experience on "A crowded Gle
,.tI train. To sive point TO the story
"a mas, be understood that the gentleman
81. -ouhcruer los birth and training.
Tine savanna hian was busy with his
oa-a thoughts. the clothes lines Of house
t- past which the Elevated hurries
o1u utown aud the haring advertisements
tat embeush the rear walls not afford
re him very great entertainment. His
attention was attracted however. by the
entrance Of an OH lady. Inspired by the
inherent instinct OF q gentleman. one 81
tra southern type that does not care 10
f.rsIn sitting while lady stands, the
stf tnuahian promptly rose with the put-
PFC Of Offering his seat
An exotic OF the Southern cotton Held.
however had put In an appearance. Max
m- HIs bast how and Offering his seat 20
h. lady, the gentleman turned 10 midi
t.t 90 her where IL was situated. Judge
q. Hl- astonishmcnt when h. observed
H.t .he place he had just vacated VITA
e.. view of turning Y over 20 the LADY
hat been coony Appropriated by TAT
i.t4y looking colored woman.
IS soon as the gentleman recovered
fam che shock Of surprise the impotence
az fH. Ict gave him, he said: Here. set
us HHt OF that"
N.u gave ~ up" was the reply, the
rse ounant sittlng serenely In the
place There was that superior look about
f.r mat seemed TO tho gentleman TO be
KIND ~ recognition Of the section from
N.i He hailed and an iutimation that
Pc iosd 70 show dat - white trash
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
G. a A. EXCURSION.

Large crowd Was Brought In Yes
terday from Along the Line.
An excursion of Ten cars was run into
savannah from along tine line Of TIE
Georgia ard Alabama yesterday. arriving
mere cariy in the morning. The business
had been worked Up well by the repressn-
tauvcs % the seaboand. and there was a
large number OF passengers. The mer-
chants AMI hotels reap a benefit from the
visit OF tho oNcursionists Tho railroads
have run many excursions during the
summer and che business has been better
than Ia many wears
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

The city Exchange subscriptions 10 ths
Galveston fund 20 date. outside q the
Benevolent Association and other sources.
amount 20 Nesi % Contributions are COM
ing Ia rather slowly now. the only one re-
ceived yesterday being i6.G from Miss
Neille Oppenheim. obtained hy means Of
a chain letter II D. probable hat On
Mayor Myers return from New FORK he
list will BE- closed and the amount ln hand
forwarded to GalveEtOn. An additional
small contribution from st. stephens
Episcopal Church. through the Morning
News, 10 Included IN the fund.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
IN CHARGE OF TERMINALS.

Mr. Frank y. EgRn Made Assistant
Division Superiatendent.
The appointment Of SIR Frank j. EEan
as assistant superintendent Of the First
division Or the Central Railroad became
effective yesterday. and NJ assumed the
duties q the position. Mr.. Egan viii be-
in charge OF the Savannah terminals. lie
Is son ~ President John NJ Egan Of
enc Central. and has been in The employ
OF the company for some three years He
has been connected with the engineering,
and the general superiutend depart
mcnts. lie has many friends VINO will
congratulate him upon his promotion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
An Open Letter
Jasper springs,
near savannah, ga,
sept. Z, 1000.

Columbia DruE Company,
savannah. Cat
GentIemen-I have been suffering
with ChIlIs and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment OF several doctors, tried
several so-caIIed Chin Tosic-, none
Of which benefited me. 40 last I
tired one bottle of your smiths Chiil
aud Fever Tonic, aud within three
days felt much better, and after
using the second bottle . ans glad Co
say am entirely cured. 4 write this
an that sou may be able to inform
others who may suner aud assure
them az cure. Very truly yours,
SsIRned) HENRY ToETTER.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
Local personal

hf- ~ p 'oufh o4 Atlanta ~ ~ wv
S-reycn.
Mr. NJ Patz Of Blunton e. q guest OF the
Pulaski
Mr. . X Manner Of Garnet' &c guest Of
me Pulaski
Mr. p W Grimm OF oxford is registered
1t she Pulaski
Nj. l. - G.enn Of Seville IS register q
az the rullski
Nj r. n slappey OF Hagan is guest
OF the Screveu.
Mr. $ ~ Host Of 1.-Two oak Be- register
ed a. tho Pulaski.
Mr. " IT. Jenkins II v.Y.ua IS register.
ed az the Screven
Mr. S. e. Lang of sandcrsville - a
guest o. enc Screven.
Mrs Ous Ashmore has returned from
a summer in Detroit.
Mr. g. l. Sla4on 90 Jones Island is a
guest or tho screveu
Mr. W Bembr, ~ Port Royal is res.
i-tered cal the reven.
Dr. b. McEachern Of Daisy ia reg
stored at the Seroyeu
Mt " a. collins q Ne Vernon Is rex.
irterod az the Serevgn.
Nj g. A. Powell of Fair Blun n e.
b. o guest OF the scrcveu.
AIR Josophus Camp o. sWainsboro Is
registered az the srrcvcu.
Mr. and Mrs y C. Williams 81 Liberty
CITY are guests ~ the Pulaski
Mr aud Mrs Robert " Mack Of Char.
lesion are guests of The Pulaski.
Miss pcsboullions arrived from New
York iass night on the Kansas city.
Mrs " T Gibson arrived from New
| York on che kansas cry last night
Mr. John r sharpe ~ nainbridge. Ca
registered AZ the screycn yesterday
Mr. John II Wright has returned 10 "a,
cIty after pIeasant visit 20 Atlanta.
Mr.. o - s,rong was passenger on IN.
Kansas city from New York last night
Mr.. John s. Keanc 81 Jacksonville W..
among the arrivals at the screvcn yesier
day
Mr.. J. X Young OF Vaidosta wa
among the arrivals ~ the Pulaski yester
day.
Mr. y n Bennett OF Hague. Fla. wa,
among The arrivals at the Screven yes.er
day.
Mrs. j. r. Fulton and Miss J. Louis.
Fulton returned yesterday from Chaua
noogn.
Dr. Thos y. Baker OF Hirgston wa
among the arrivals st the screven YES
| tcrday
Sir and Mrs II A. McEachcrn an.
children OF Wnycross are guests Of IN,
Sercven.
Mrs. Der snucke ford and Master r
| shackelford Of Cumberland are guests ol
the Fuiaeh
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Pickering len
via she Central last night 60 visit relative,
IN Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. l. q. Downs have re-
turned 90 che city after spending the sum
mer Co. Atlanta.
Justice II. Nauehiin was among the pas.
sengers on the Kansas city from New
York last nisht
Rev J. L. and Mrs scuily were pas.
sensers from New York on the Kansas
CITY last night
Miss Sarah Dalsohoimer has returned
from "A summer - Tallulah Falls ana az
ilendersonville, y. q.
Among the passengers Of the Kanaa,
Csy Hast night were Air. and Mrs r. A
Wei, and Misses J.. and r. Well
Mrs a Ehrlich. Mrs " Enrich and
Miss Marie Ehrlich arrived from New
York on the Kansas cry last night
Mr. and Mrs O. NJ Gilbert. Mr. n. J.
Gilbert and Miss Mary Bell Gilbert were
passengers on the Kansas city last night
Messrs. W. r McGiashan W " Brad
les. and q. y Murrow ~ Pembroke Wer
among the arrivals az the Pulaski yoster.
day.
Measrs =. r. Powell g. n Smith. NJ
McRne ana j. r. Wootten Of Towns wers
among the guests Of thc screven yeslsr
day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
BUSINESS DuLL wrrH POLICE.
only n Few Arrests Made Up Ia an
Early Hour This Morning.

Only n Few Arrests WADE ID v" an
Early Hour This Morning.
The business Of The police and the de-
,ectives yesterday wss unusually light
So much 50 chat only seven prisoners
were reported NJ 20 mldnight-
Annie O'Connoil and Edna Herd both
cororod were arrested by Parolman T J..
Ferrell. on the charge Of having robbed
. ,yh,te man Of So last sunday The wo-
r,ep are members Of the demi-monde ane
itv, IN Yamacraw. The man went into
shelr house. AMI while there, lost his
money. rhey wifi Be given herring
pefore The Recorder this morning. The
o,her prisoners we're arrested on minor
charges.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
rates WIN ne thr same.

Mr. J c. Lord, chief rnte clerk N the
tom. has returned from the mass meeting
Of tho Hines north and south Of the Ohio
river. Interested in winter tourist AMI
home-scckers' rates. lie announces that
rates corresponding 10 those Of last ses-
son were agreed upon. They viii b..
ctmc effective oct. Is.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
MIR. WRIGHT N CHARGE.

New plant System Division superi"-
t.nd~nt Established in His Ohlce'
Mr.. ". "A. wughs. newly appointed su-
perintendsnt Of the First Division Of me
Plan, system, assumed charge Of his Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

Mr G. " Murphey. travelling passenger
agent OF the Southern P1cinc Company
returned yesterday morning from Hous-
son, Tex. and reports that tho storm
ridden portion Of that state is rapidly re-
covering from Generalization Texas and
al the Southland this season o. expecting
q larger number OF winter visitors than
usual. and his company Co meet the de-
mlud, has decided to operate is famous
trlin. Sunset Limited. tri-weekly. COM
moncing Nov. O. through the season. In
stead OF scmi-Weckb, as heretofore.
The Baltimore and ohio has placed the
tarreat single order for cars ever placed
by any railroad company. with the Press
"a steel Car Company ~ Pittshurg II Is
Tor f00D g1udoias ana 1000 self
clearing hopper cars Of ipn0o pounds ca
pacity each The price was 81 i0o per car
or 10000 for the lot. To manufacture
them will require 10000 tors Of steel The
cars will be turned out and delivered o.
coon as made The same company has
also booked IN order for - cars for the
Union Pacific and 30 FOR road 10 South
Africa during the week. the whole az
rregatlng over 10000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02
CRY BRrsVITIES.

The steamship u. y Miller. Capt Pc
ters. arrived this morning a. O'Clock
from Baltimore
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

UT FfVVV U1lI1Fs rFtttTibe a1d FtcoHl0end q
llf willard H. Morse, distinguished phvs.ciau
o. New York, American Dire tor bureau 90 NalsrIa
hedica, and consulting Cheni.st % national repu-
Anon, says "Dudy Pure Mali MlNskey tHaMEbl
CINE sold stamped a. ruch. 10 is not q Vile com.
pound ~ trash. poison aud sops iuse % u labofa-
tory work, hecanee BY u cetthe trne physiological
eject tor pure liquor When necrssary 10 prcseribe
lWtto The name in fui instead ~ writing 'spts fru
menA u wonld that every physician dli the came j.
All druggists and grocrrs OF direct in plain psek
age ti0 a bottle Medical Booklet cent free
Write
Duay Malt " hiskey 90. Rochester. y y.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 30 for q eap'- ct
Business once Morning News
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-02

Charles Dickson. who plays the star
role IN Mistakes Wiu Happen" which
will DE seen Friday night. o. responsible
for most ~ che play II was his ingenius
brain which involved most ~ the situa-
tions as well as jho greater part Of the a.
alogue MISTAKES win Happen has been
one 81 the greatest laughing successes
that the stage has seen 20 recent years.
Evening star., 1900-04-11
CRUELTY ALLEGED.
Farmer in Court Charged With Maim-
ing u Fowl.

Farmer in Court Charged With Maim-
ing u Fowl.
Samuel Cockrell, a resident of the county.
whose home is on the Blair road, was de-
fendant in the Police Court today on a
charge Of cruelty to a fowl. Gripping a
chicken belonging to Mrs. Lena Nelligan. a
neighbor. was alleged. The defendant and
his father have a farm near Lamond's sta
ton, and claim the neighbors' chickens have
done considerable damage to their crops.
The owners of the chickens have been
warned many times, 1t was stated in court,
but the warnings We're not needed.
Recently Mr.. Cockrell shot a chicken be-
longing to Mrs. Nelligan. The fowl was
thrown in the road. where 1t was picked
up and taken home by its owner. Death re-
suited more than twenty-four hours later.
Several neighbors were in court to tell of
the shooting Of the fowl.
Judge Scott said he realized how great the
piovocation was, and asked Mr.. Cockrell
why he did not cut fTthe chickens head
after he did the shooting. His answer was
that Mrs. Nealigan picked up the fowl ana
II there was any cruelty 1t was. he thought,
on her part. The judge said 1t is the duty
of owners Of fowls to keep them on their
own premises
In consideration of the provocation the
court imposed fine of 81, which was paid.
Evening star., 1900-04-11
EMANCIPATION ANNIVERSARY.
Perfecting Plans for the Celebration
Next Monday,

There was meeting at the Mckinley
House last night of the emancipation conn
mittees Of the general organization ar
Emancipation day anniversary, to be held
in this city Monday next. James W. Poe
presided and J. W. Coles served as secre-
tary The principal work was fixing the
place for the afternoon exercises, at which
Senator Mason will deliver the address.
After some discussion the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church was agreed on as the place
for the exercises and $50 pm. as the hour.
A special meeting was ordered for tomor-
row Thursday evening. A committee OF
five was ordered to be appointed TO have
charge at the church. Prof. Jesse Lawson,
master of ceremonies, stated that he had
notified other speakers.
The correct list of speakers for the after
noon includes Senator William +. Mason,
Representative Geo. II. White, Senator Wm.
E. Chandler. Recorder H. p. Cheatham,
Senator j. C. Pritchard, Judson W. Lyons,
Representative c. A. Su-loway, f. NJ. He~-
lett Lorin NJ. Saunders, Prof. X. ii. Ter
rell Col. a. A. MaXon and Rev. W. J. How
ard.
A regular meeting OF the general staff OF
the Emancipation Celebration Associa tinn,
under the auspices of the Lincoln Emanci-
patton League, was held at the Mckinley
House 4S9 Missouri avenue northwest. Mon
day night, with Capt. Alexander HaN kins,
chief marshal presiding. Capt. w. IL.
Thomas. chief of staff. served a. secretary.
The chief marshal reported progress and
stated the amount necessary TO be raised
for expenses
A resolution was adopted requesting The
president and chairmon OF the finance
committee to provide him and his staR
with the funds required.
Evening star., 1900-04-11
The District Volunteers Of 81.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
On my reading of The Star Tuesday even-
ing l was much pleased to see the article
called .The Eve of Civil Strife. II took
ME back thirty-nine years. az no doubt 1t
did my surviving comrades who read 1t.
You truly give a truthful idea of the feeling
then existing in this city. We who were
here know the feelings. the doubts and
worriments. Even in the different compa-
nies that existed at that time and the ones
that were forming We could not place rel,-
ance on all of them, as we found soon by
experience that We had brother against
brother and even father against son. when
the moment came to make our dceiSion
But at the call of the government the true
men stood by the coiors and their govern
ment The other went to the enemy, where
their feelings and syrapathies were
There were $500 of us VINO stood by the
government in the hour OF its need and
peril and held the capital of the nation un-
I'll the troops Of the different states re-
sponded to their countrys call There are
now probably 500 OF us left, and "A number
of these have formed THE Survivors Asso-
citation of the District OF Columbia NUiun-
mastering in of the first men in the civil
war Also TO help, aid and assist one an
other in sickness and distress, and finally to
see them laid away decently when death
calls them
We have calls on us to help some Of our
late comrades widows and always fee it a
pleasant duty to be able to do so.
AS the first of our companies were mus
tered in on April 10, 1861, and others be-
tween that date and the 22d of April. the
association has decided to hold the thirty
ninth anniversary Of the muster in on April
16. J. T. FORD,
Acting President D. C. Vols. Association,
1861 to 1865.