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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-20

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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-03-20
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
DIED A NATURAL DEATH.
FOURTH DISTRICT REYNOLDS CLuB
DISSOLVED ny LIMITATION.

Excited Advance Notices Of Last
Nights Meeting AZ Labor Hall Had
Produced Great Expectations. hut
They We're Doomed 60 Di-appoint-
ment-The CIab Met. Listened 10
Justice Reynolds aud Adjourned
without DaS-Nhoie ProceedinE
Occupied less Than Fifteen Min
utes-W. J.. Grayson Endorsed for
Alderman h. the souihsiders.
The meeting 81 the Fourth District
Reynolds Club. that had been called for
last night with a blarc Of lrumpots and
the announcement Of impending excite
ment. was held but 30 was ono 90 tho
quietest ard shortest political meetings
OF the sea son. The club succeeded iu a.-
eomplshins just one thiur-its own death.
Yesterday morning The FOL owing cN-
cited announcement appeared 90 me
special columns or the Morning News:
a meeting o. tn Fourth District Reyn-
odds club Will b. hsI tonight 40 Labor
Hall KeorEauizstion wei be- bad, and
general discussion OF the political siua-
tion. preparatory 90 municipal campaign.
All voters of the district must 4n nt o.
business Of vital importance. tou h.nE
coming election. VIII ne transacted
Tho- I. HL President
". T. Macdonald. Secretary.
on the streets IL was generally under
stood mat the meeting would indorse the
candidacy OF Alderman james 81 Dixon
for Mayor. and ln response 10 the call
about eighty residents o. tue Fourth Dis
trict gathered To- labor Han last night.
Their confident expectation that some-
thing would happen Wa doomed 20 dis
appointment.
President Thomas /. HA. called tho
meeting to order and then Justice Reyn-
nolds thanked the club for the efforts h
had made 10 secure his rc-alccuon--gt-
forts which had been perfectly success
full Justice Reynolds said tne club had
accomplished the object of lts eNle'enc'
and that when 10 adjourned it should be-
without day
A sufficient number OF the club mem
bers had been brought 90 understand the
situation and a motion 90 adjourn sine die
was Immediately offered. j. was immc-
diately put and carried. admitting of no
debate. and she meeting was az nu ond
II had been IN session less tadn quar-
ter Of an hour
Justice Reynolds stated last night that
there would be a big meeting Of the
Fourth District on Monday night when
"A club would be organized TO take part
In the municipal campaign. Everybody
a bout the hall said that this meeting
woud indorse the candidacy OF Alderman
Dixon. But the whole thing looked just
a little bit strange.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
CLOSED THE DOLL sHow.
Prizes 90 the winners Were Award
ed Yesterday Afternoon.

Tbe second and closing day O the doll
show gwen hy Froebel circle o. Kings
j. aghfcrs was as great a success a. the
nrst and many visitors were 20 Chatham
Artillery Han yesterday 90 seee the dis
play All day. up 90 8 o'clock IN the ar
ternoor. the show was IN progress. and
the amount realized from admission
charges WAS considerable.
81 $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
prizes in the several classes we're award
ID. The prize among the girl dolls which
was presented BY Mes'rs. r. II Levy
Bro. Was awarded 20 the doll entered
rs Mrs James Hunter. The prize for the
best baby doll was presented by Messrs.
Theue Brothers. and was awarded 60
Airs n. T. Jackson. Among the fancy
dressed dolls. the prize. presented by Mrs.
j. r. g. Myers. was won by the OEle-
thorpe L4ght Iufantryman 'haf was en-
tered b. Capt g a. Gordon. The prize
Tor the best old-fashioncd doll was pre-
esusod hy Messrs. Jackson. Metzgcr
CO. and was awarded 20 Miss Mamie
Marshall In the class 81 dolls that were
entered by merchants. the prize present
81 ty Mrs. George Barnum. was awarded
Airs Grass.
s. four 90 tho CLASSES that were adver-
tised an insufficient number Of dolls were
entered and no prizes were awarded
This was al understanding that existed
before tho entries were made. The paper
dolls. the rag dole the dolls dressed by
men. aud the crippled and disabled dolls
were these classes. Mrs Guile Garrard's
paper doll. Miss Nell Thomas rag dbl.
and Dr Phillips widow doll. however.
" ere given honorable mention. as they
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
DOING FAIRLY WELL.
No Very serious Results Likely 60
Attend Elevators Fall.

No Very serious Results Likely 60
Attend Elevators FaII.
Mr. Charles schaupp. clerk for Messrs.
Meinhard a. schaul. who was injured 10y
tho fol- of the elevator night before last.
the story of which was told in the Morn
Ing Ncws Of yesterday was reported last
ulghs as resting A. easily az could be
expected His hurts We're a. painful as
they appeared 20 those who saw them.
but there were no developments. save for
n sprain that made itself evident This
affects the back. but 81 BE- not believed "a
viii prove serious. The young mans
friends trust he via soon b. among them
again.
Edward Willis. che porter for Messr-
Meluhard a schaui was reported as get
ting on probably the best Of the three
who were injured by the fan. Abram
Roach. the porter for the Metropolitan
clothing Company. was not faring 40 WELL
as his hurts were very painful and CLAN
dular sweilings had appeared 10 add to
his discomfort
one OF the bands OF the elevators
mechanism had slipped when the three
men and tho large box Of goods were on
the lift thereby causing the accident
Workmen were busy yesterday IN repair
ine the damage and hiking che elevator 30
that Il would not b. likely 10 ever fan
again.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
AT prrrY srREEr CHURCH.
The special Services by the Pastor
Attracting Much Interest.

Revival services have been IN progress
90 Quay Street Baptist Church during
the preaching having been done by Rev
Rott Van Deventer pastor Of the
church.
The subject on Tues lay night was PEN
tecosal Anteccdents." showing what was
reedful TO bring a scason o. pentecosta.
blessings ion the church. on Tuesdoy
alE1t Mr. Van Dcvontcr spoke on Pen
tceoscal Blessings The subject was
m0st interestingly handled. and make
deep impression on the congregation.
Last night the subject was Am !
christian Tho sermon caused many o.
the congregation 20 look about their spir-
ltu1i conditions. ana when the question
wee analysed. not great many venturtd
au Affirmative answer. There seemed 70
se aroused strong spirit OF solf-cxami-
nation. while the preacher dweit upon the
various points Of evidence. by wnlca the
tes' can Dee made.
The congregations have been large
each evening and oil VINO attended have
Kept thoroughly interested aud been
He.ped by the clear and earnest presen-
tat4ou OF these subjects.
Sir Van Dcycntcr is a speaker as wen
IS q preacher Of more than usual ability
and anyone who hears him can but be
benefited as well as pleas d.
d is expected the public will take ad-
vantage 81 these services during tho week
and ~ill attend them.
Mr. Van Dcventcr's sermons during the
week wi. be specially directed 70 church
members. his subject for tonight being
THE Conservation We Need" The SER
vices begin at O'Clock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
TO PuT WIRES rNDERGRouND.
An EstimRte Of the Cost Submitted
10 Mai. ScreNcn.

The recent recommendations o. supt
Thomas reven OF che police and sunt
J. T. Mcguire of the hrc department that
tho wires OF the GameweI system and
fire alarm system BE- put underground. re-
suited To- notification 20 Supt Clai-
born OF IRE and police alarms. to make
an estimate on the probable cost OF such
an arrangement This estimate was COM
pleted yesterday and submitted 10 supt
sereven. II Is as follows:
Savannah. Ga. Dec. 1eoo-"Maj
Thomas Scrcven. Superintendent Police
Department Savannah. Ga Dear sir.
respectfully submit the following estl-
mate on an underground system: I can
place underground che wires north Of
Perry street connecting FIRE boxes Nos.
e s. O. 10. g. H. IS. g. S. s. and Engine
Companies No. and q. Police boxes Noe
q. q. -. 81. g. g.. i3. and IA al a total
cost Of s. 653.o5. subdivided as follows:
North OF York street: Labor and ma
,eriaI for IRE department, sos 80. labor and
material for poliee department. 500 70. TO
tal. NS5. BY com Hiuing the systems will
cost N.1Ws0
South OF York street. Labor and ma
terlal for fire department. &i59 labor ana
material for police department. $780, 90
tal Nt- ~ iN com nlnluE the system VIII
cost Ss22 = The police department north
% Perry street Will cost 81 i22 %
You viii observe chat the proposed UNI
dererouud system embraces all the fire
and police boxes in the business district.
thus sfordine absolute protection TO the
most valuable property Ia Savannah dur
ing our periodical storms. as Engine Com
p1nies No and can respond az any
time 20 these alarms This would be
permanent Improvement chat would ma
terlally reduce our operating expense. a.
the undergoing system deprcciates
az least i0 pcr cent
Storage Batteries and Switchbo1rds-A
complete system ~ storage batteries ana
a modern switchboard with an safety de
vices can bc installed as follows
Flne and Police combined. 8. 80: Fire
Department s. 90: Police Department
sao. total. s. ioo
The not swing by using this system viii
nay for Itself in i've 90 years and insure
good service. No city In the United states
Of savannah's commercial importance s.
without this Improvement 10 the fire and
police departments Respectfully.
". - Carbon.
Superintendent Fire and Police Telephone
Alarms"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
SUED ron ms COMMISSION.
:. X. PIatshek Recovered Verdict
for SI75 From Foye 4 Morrison


The case Of sam X. Platshek against
Foyc a Morrison was on trial in tho
city Court an Of yesterday morning and
until late yesterday afternoon. Tho case
resulted In a verdict for the plaintiff for
$40. about one-third OF tho amount sued
for by him.
Mr. Platshek negotiated che lease OF the
new Weed building for tho firm Of Foye
a Morrison. before that firms dissolu-
ton and the retirement OF Mr.. Morrison.
The lease was for ten years, and the
plaintiff claimed that his services In ar
ranging q we're easily worth $50 Mr.
Foye told him he would give him 81
There was some rather spicy testimony
during tho trial Of the case yesterday.
neither the plaiutlm nor Mr.. Foye speak
ing IN very complimentary terms OF each
other, Things were smoothed over. how
ever. even the verdict OF the jury being
compromise.
Il Is said that when the FIRST ballot as
TO the amount OF the verdict was taken In
the jury room the amounts voted for
varied between SIS and 500. The jurors
finally agreed 20 fix the amount OF nc
verdict az $40. with which the plaintiff
protested himself reasonably well salts
fed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
WANT THE TRUSTEE INSTALLED.
Creditors Ask That Temporary RE-
ccivcr~hip Bc Dissolved

Creditors Ask That Temporary RE-
ccivcr~hip lie Dissolved.
An application Tor an order winding up
the temporary recelyership OF the bank
rupt estate Of Mark Apple was flied IN
the United states District Court yesier
day evening by Mcssrs. O'Conuor. O'Byrn,
4 Hartridge. representing the pc;ltionns
creditors iu the case
Since Mr.. Apple was declared bank
rupt his estate has been administered by
United States Marshal John NJ. Barnes.
who was appointed temporary receiver
by Judge Spesr. The application filed
last evening on behalf OF the creditors.
asks THAI the temporary reeeivership be
dissolved and that the election hy the
creditors OF Mr.. A. l.. Alexander, as
trustee. be confirmed by the court
The application made 20 Judge Spcer
is M accordance with the decision reached
at a meeting OF the creditors. held last
Saturday. The process q administration
mas now reached point when the cred
ltoW. through their representative. can
take the matter directly in charge. ara
this they wish 70 do II b probable thar
the order asked will be readily granted
hy Judge Speer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

one chr OF elegant IRE proof safes. the
best IN the land. arrived to-day az the
Baltimore wharf Au consist Of an az
eregate weight Of over thirty thousand
pounds In this car are safes OF an sizes
and arc made by the celebrated Barnes
Manufacturing Company OF Pitts5urg.
Pa. belonging 20 Lppman Bros.
Lippman Bros. Wholesale druTrlsts
Lippman's block Of this city. are the
only concern Ia the state that carry n
stock o. Are proof safes in store. ana
we win guarantee 10 sell them as low a.
ne manufacturers with the freight added
aa we have special arrangement for max
ms special prices. We also have been
furnishing quite a large number Of III.
verware IRE proof chests which have
given great satisfaction. Purchasers who
want anything in the FIRE proof safe line
Sill do well TO call on Lppman Bros,-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
CHRISTMAS AT BETHESDA.

Friends of the Doys at Sea send
Them a starter for "A Tree.
The boys q Bethesda have just been
remembered by some OF the old friends.
John Coursey and Henry Buchanan. once
Bethesda boys. but now on the revenue
cutter Boutwell, collected from the on
GERS and crew Of the Boutwell, ssio. when
they have sent to MR.. Chaplin. 20 be
used ia behalf OF a Christmas tree for
the boys who have no home 90 20 70
during the holidays Those who feel So
disposed 20 aid In this cause may send
their donations 20 Mrs. a. V. Chaplin az
Bethesda Orphans Home, and they will
be acknowledged.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
40 JOCKEY cLuB YET.
Improbable That the Movement WIN
lie Pushed for "a while.

lie rushed Tor Nhiie'
ft Isl improbable that q meeting Of the
Gentlemen interested n the orrariza.ion
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purpose OF ih"lcinE owners OF STRING ''
racing horses 20 bring their sto B here
trr winter rreets NIL h. r.tt scer cen
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and vii coll another meeting wacnever
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The arm Of james r. Douglas the fire.
nan who was injured day before yestcr-
day By a Belt Lane car. was amputated
al the Savannah Hospital yesterday about
noon by DR.. A. 3. Simmons The nature
OF the injury made @ necessary 70 take
the arm on between the elbow and the
shoulder Mr. pouglns stood the opera
ton we'll. and Is expected to be able TO
leave tho hospital shortly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
THE OPTICS or PHOTOGRAPHY.
Dr. ". r. Aiken'- Talk Before the
Camera club.

Dr. ". i. Aiken delivered an interest
Ing lecture before tho Savannah Camera
Club last night on che optics OF Pho
tography The subject is purely q
technical one for photographers II was
Illustrated hy blackboard sketches and
drawings and was listened to by the mem
ners of che club with closest attention.
The lecture Wa the first OF the Wei
nesday night talks since tho course was
stopped late iu The summer The talks
Will be- given either every wednesday
night or every oshcr week
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
oDD FELLOWS OFFICERS.
Elections by ogIethorpe and DcI< alb
Lodges.

Elections by oEIeuhorpc aud DcI< alb
Lodges.
At the last meeting OF DeKalb Lodge
OF ODD Fellows the following officers
were elected
Noble Grand-C. II. Carson.
Vice Grand-W +. Norton.
Treasurer Edward Moyic.
Secretary ". W Cross
orlcthorpc Lodge No !. has elected che
following officers:
y G.-E. A. Easou. Jr.
V &C. g. PaccttL
Permanent and Recording Secretary
r X Hutton.
Treasurer-W II. whitehead
Trustees-John a. Huston. Davis Free
man. and John X. Eason
General Relief Committee. J Din
kirs. "a s. ColdinE.
Property Trustee-W. G. Travis
Orrauist-James Van Bcrscho;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
watch out. chndrcn. watch ONT,

The biggest Christmas tree since the
days Of old King Cole. II Is legend IN
Adlers store that years aro I'm On.
ground before the store was built ola
Santa Claus planted a Christmas berry
and that sooner or later Christina troo
would grow up through the store A,1
sure enough. there has grown up. th~ot,,s
the floor up into the third story rro,,
big Christmas tree loaded with TOYS ,rs
things for children. Never before h,s
savannah seen such sight II is a f,lrv
tale. exempihed and illustrated for ~,
chldren's delight. Santa Claus no do,,l,,
will go down each chimney OF every homo
IN Savannah, but he and his army az a.
sistants viii assemble az Adlsr.s a..
gather from OF this big tree most o. re
toys and things that he Will give tber,
The children had better see Sapt, cl.,,.
personally AZ Adler's, ana tell him MAJ
20 bring them.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

o. TIE BEST ard tae ar. a.-
dent insurance corporatou scr NEE
c.Al Travellers in ttc Wolll We tar.
membership OF over 2iEn. We re-
serve fund Of over $4,000 n rouuerel
traveller can afQtd 90 be without as pro-
lection We give MIN. Write the seg e's-.
who Will cheerfully give 90 info Oh TN
II. .. pINLEY EDWARD TEENErT
President. Sec 4 Treas
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Novelties for Christmas Presents
for Ladies'.
Solid silved purses
DO hat pins
Gold and silver hairplns.
Belt buckles.
Large and small powder boxes
cut glass, silver and ebony salve Jars.
Tooth and nail brushes
Silver waist sets.
Eyeglass chains.
Fine umbrellas
Key rings and chains.
Damers. Niuaigrettes.
Shoe hooks. shoe horns. etc.
Sternbcrg & Co.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
MARKET STALLS RENTED.
Present Occupants Retain Th~if
Places for the Coming Year

The renting 81 the stalls in the IT. q
Tor the year 1901 took pace in the .t.
Market crday morning, being en-.
Quoted by City Marshal John Power Tn,
renting proceeded so the ordinary way
tho present occupants retaining their
stalls. there being no changes. The mar
sha. received $3.50 Ia cash from parties
who paid iu advance for their stalls and
obtained the 10 per cent discount some
n the leading market people chose to pay
for their stall- hy the week The vaul q
% thc base meut Of the market are rented
hy th" year and return neat income to
The citN Tho city, total income from the
market ls about 50 80 a year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Gus,ave Eekstein a CO. VIII sell to-day
and tomorrow only. LOO ya-ds OF 5i-inch
cheviots and serRes. IN plain ana fancy
weaves. all colors warranted al wool ana
worth s. per yard. for this special sale.
zoc.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
FRIGHTENED ny An Engine.
Lively Smashup AZ barnard ana
Liberty streets

LFNFIf NthHNhun NJ HHrnnrd mud
Liberty streets.
a buggy belonging 10 a Brouaiton street
furniture store was badly smashed yes-
terday morning at Barnard ana Liberty
streets by the horse becoming frightened
~ the asphalt engine and running away
only "a young negro was IN tho buggy,
when the animal FIRST began 10 show
signs OF fear. and he promptly got out OF
the vehicle and endeavored 20 hold tho an
imal by catching the bride. tho ho-s.
broke from him. however and running
south on Barnard street broke the shafts
ard wheels Of me buggy before he was
captured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
TO RECRUIT ron THE NAVY.
Heard VIII ne In savannah the Rest
Of This Week.

The navy recruiting board which has
been receiving recruits Tor the navy on
the Gulf coast for the last month or more
wiii arrive IN Savannah to-day and viii
b. located IN the old United States Court
rsom In the Custom House to-day to-
morrow and Saturday. Capt. ". W. Re
singer OF Pensacola IL the head Of the
hdnud
The court room and tho OH jury room
which VIII be used by tho surgeon as an
examining room. have been put tn order
for the recruiting board 10 O. safe 10 say
that Savannah viii furnish as many re-
crults as any city u tts size
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
HAD A BOOTLEss RUN.
Fire Department. Called for sup
posed Fire In kirby's store

An alarm Of ere was turned in yesterday
morning. az s o'clock from box No s.
Congress and Barnard streets, for what
appeared to be FIRE IN Kirby's iO-cents
store. The FIRE department responded IN
a hurry only 10 ind that the appearance OF
fire had been caused by "a DIGESTIVE aue
in the store OF Mr. Daniel Hogan. ami
mat the smoke seen coming from Kirby S
was due 20 this cause.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

special Schedule TO Tybee DeR 9Th.
Account odd Fellows Oyster
Roast.
Tybee train which is scheduled 10 leave
Savannah daily az 800 p m. win leave
AZ 200 p. m. Thursday. Dec 90 aecommo-
date the odd Fellows and their friends
.. c. Halle, Gen. Pass. AgenL-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
SALVATION ARnY's MEETINGS.

Capt. Dempster OF Tampa.
The meetings Of che Salvation Army
last night were conducted by Capt Demp-
ster OF Tampa. Fla. Tho captain stopped
IN the city on his way TO Mobile where
he IS 20 engage in army work
A very attentive crowd greeted the
army workers on the street and an inter-
esting congregation was present IN the
hall The army work seems 90 be pro
crossing and meetings are conducted in
the hail li2 Prcsiden' street. west. every
might al 5 O'Clock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

An after-theater thought a bottle OF
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne
and then sweet sleep"-ad ..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

That IS what YOU must do when you
have catarrh ia the head. The way to cure
this disease is TO purify the blood with
Hood Sarsapari.la. This med cine soothes
and heals The inlamed surfaces. rebuilds
the lieatc issues and permanently cures
catarrh hy cNprllng from the blood the
scrofulous taints upon which IL depends
Bc sure 20 get Hoods
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The non-lrritauug cathartic-Hood's
Pns-ad.
Holbrook argus., 1900-11-03
Snowflake.

The candidates gave us a call; the
democrats held meeting Friday ana
the republicans Saturday night.
E. Thomas, ,Jr., of Pinedale. was
in town Thursday, buying a house,
keeping outfit. We wish to con
gratulate him in his new life.
Miss Jennie Lee,, of Woodruff, is
stopping at j. H. Frost's, and at
tending school.
Mrs. j. c. Ramsay has left Tor
Whiteriver to.spend a few days with
her husband.
John Hunt aud r. D. Rogers have
gust returned home from short
trip to Salt Lake City and vicinity.
where they have been visiting
friends.
Our townsmen have returned from
Holbrook where they have been
courting, but seems hat it has beea
unusually wearing on its partlc-
ipanis.-
Holbrook argus., 1900-11-03
Millions Given Away.

It is certainly, gratifying to the
public to- know of one concern
which is not afraid to be generous.
The proprietors of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and colds, have given away over ten
million trial bottles and have the
satisfaction of knowing it has cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asth
ma, Bronchitis, La Grippe and all
throat chest and lung diseases are
surely cured by it. Call on F. j
Wattron or A G. M. l., and get ;
free trial bottle. Regular size 50'
and S100. Every bottle gu aran
teed.