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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Tt having come to the notice of the
Trades Unionist Club that certain un-
known parties are trying to injure oui
ticket by stating that one of our candi-
dates was affiliated with the American
Protective Association, we beg to notify
the public that the same is absolutely
false, and this club, which is composed
of representative citizens, Catholics as
we'll as Protestant, begs the citizens OF
Savannah to give US their confidence, as
our candidates are worthy of same.
Resolution unanimously passed.
w. S. HARRIS, President.
JAS. ]. SMITH, r. S.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
MEETINGS,
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE BAR
AND COURT OFFICERS,

The members of the bar and court Of
ficers are requested to assemble at the
Superior Court room at 11:30 O'Clock this
morning, to attend the funeral services OF
the late Judge Hampton L. Ferrill.
By direction Of Judge Robert Falhgant.
JAMES K. P. CARR.
Clerk S. c., C. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
TO cure A CoLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if 1T fails
to cure. F. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
FRANK STUART DEAD.
Theatrical Agent Thought 10 Have
Committed Suicide

st. Louis, Jan. Crank c. Stuart,
treasurer and advance agent Of the Town
Topics Dramatic Company, was found
dead tonight at the Terminal Hotel
Papers found among his effects indicated
that he committed suicide by poison
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
THE CHATHAM BANK

I-EOPoLD- ADLER, President
M G s. ELLIS. Vice President
BARRON CARTER. Asst CasA,
eohcits the accounts of indivi5,-+.
n I. banks. associations and cocrora
Liberal favors extended to corres,o-,
ing banks. as our unsurpassed faciIJ+'o-
lor eollecur insure prompt returns
BUYS AND SELLS FORETSH-S
CHANGE, WRITES LETTFRS EA-
CREDIT AND ISSUES BANK NIO>.DDFF
OHDERS PAYABLE IN ALI, PAp1II
OF EUROPE. An 5
interest compounded quarterly n, :.
posils in the SAVINGS DEPARTNIEN--r
Satety Deposit Boxes and Vaults -.
rent cor
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
The Suwanee Springs Co,

The Suwanee Springs Co,
Suwanee Springs, Fla.
Gentlemen-I am pleased to say that l
was much benefited by three weeks So
journ at your springs When | went to
your springs l was nearly run down with
general debility. and was suffering with
my kidneys. | was much improved in
both respects, and although l have now
been away from the springs Two months,
[ still feel the beneficial effects of the
visit. / am persuaded that if | could have
remained with you for a couple Of months
1 would have fully regalned my former
health. Yours respectfully.
LAURA 7. IZLAR, Blackville, S. c.
All you can drink for sc at Livingston's.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
CLEMENT HACKNEY DEAD.
Was General Manager of Fox Press
ed SteeI CompnnN.

MilyaFkee,1 Wis,,.s Jan. 6.-Clement
Hackney at one time general superin-
tendent of the motive power of the Union
Pacific road al Omaha and for the past
twelve years general manager of the Fox
Pressed Steel Company, at Joliet and
Pittsburg, with headquarters at Chicago
died of liver disease at his home in this
city tonight, aged 81 years.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07

exquisite LILIES OF THE VALLEY
Large fine sweet California Violets.
JOHN WOLF,
The Largest Grower of Cut Flowers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07

A board Of officers, to advise in regard
TO The construction Of new warships, was
appointed by Secretary Hunt in 1891;
Congress readily fell IN with its sugges-
tions, and to-day, from the nucleus of
four ships the "A, +, G, d" OF the new
navy, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, and Dol
phin, all the modern vessels we possess
ed in 1883, we now have navl strength
of Is battleships, including modern mon
itors. armored cruisers, a cruisers, 73
gunboats ana SO torpedo boats and de-
gtroyers, inclusive of vessels contracted
for. but not yet in commission, and ex.
elusive Of hospital collier, refrigerator.
repair. and supply ships and other vessels
which are not actual lighting crafts.
Among the most remarkable of all the
types Of American fighting craft are the
Holland submarine boats, the only class
OF torpedo vessel that promises utility
IN actual warfare
At he beginning of the nineteenth CEN
tuly our vessels Of tho Constitution class
were aimored with long 2l-pounders on the
gun deck ana 23-pounder cannonades on
the quarter deck and forecastle. the lat
ter weapons having little penetration.
but great smashing power The fripatcs
built from 1927 10 1917 carried long %
FOUNDERS and short s-inch guns The
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-07
REAL EsTATE TITLES

Full information as to the recoIu,r
Land Titles OF Savannah and ChathAin
county from the settlement Of Georgia "
date.
BECKETT & BECKETT
"a President st. east
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Rn-oeos Wsroes AsrssssA.


E ". Horubeak. chief game warden
Of the second district. nov residing ai
Meeker, Monday, made the arrest Of
the season for violation Of the game
laws Of Colorado.
c u. White. whose family resides 10
this city. vas placed under arrest. hav.
ing in his possession unlswfully over
400 der hides.
The offender against the game laws
hss been away from Grand Junction for
some time and il hss been kno~n that
he VS. in that section oe the country.
bot it vss not known 10 What business
he vss engaged. This arrest leaves the
cat cut Of the bsg and . grave offender
againss the game Laws - appreheodsd.
e. N. White cannot claim that he hss
DO knowledge q the Lac - he uss chief
game warden Of the stste under the
Davis H. Waite administration II 10
said that White has been mshing good
money for the past too yesrs trsncinG
10 deer hides in the White river country
He has been ceiling then at Sarstcws
and Raslins. wyouing-Grand juno
tioo Daily Sentinel.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
DSasosossoa Hossss.

DSaoOsoesOa uOss0s.
Notice 10 hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the
uudsrsiened. doing business under the
drm name and style Of Matthew 4 Bow
den hiss this day besn dissolved BY NUT
usl concsnt. C. b. Bovdsa retiring from
said drm. All out standing accounts TO
Be collected by H. c. Mathsrs Who also
assumes all liabilities of aid 3fm q
Nathers L Bowdsu.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, Jsnuary. -
1901.
c. H. BowpKN.
II. c. NArnERs.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
DaseA Hsssiog USssss.

Notice is hereby given that the ann
ual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Battlement Aesa Ditch 4 Reservoir
company. will be held at the once OF
D. 8. Baldwin 10 Delta Colorado. Feb.
ruary. 9 1901. at 10 .. N. for the pur
pose OF electing omcers for the ensuing
year and such other business q may
CONS before the meeting.
JONI DAvIs. President.
J.J. WiSros, Sec. and Trsaa-
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
AAOOl NOtS.


Rstta Mcbride is still on the sick list i.
Tho central school has a new janitor
in the person CT Mr.. Harvey.
Many children and pupils OF the
higher grades are absent on account OF
sickness.
Dorsey Whitelsv, Rose Walker and
Edith Musser are again on duty, having
lost several days by sickness
Miss Gullette 10 on the sick list this
week. Miss Mary Adams is her subs.i
at Mountain View, California mesa.
The boys Of the grammar school and
nigh school met in the science room
Monday after school and organised =
debating society.
Teachers meetings are unusually
interesting because OF the excellent
book, Nature Study" which is now
furnishing thought for discussion and
material for class work.
The advance class in first primary
have recently received certificates OF
promotion TO the second grade. They
have done good work 10 the second
reader for several weeks.
A record Of vaccination 10 being pre-
pared, which will be kept for future ref
erence, in district number one. Nearly
all have already complied with the
rule requiring vaccination.
Provision has been made for . begin
ming class in the primary department, OF
which Miss Minnie Mathews and Miss
Minnie Blair have charge. Children
six year, Of age may attsod.
The North Delta primary. with an
enrolment Of forty three. which reached
. minimum Of ten. has nov over twenty
in attendance. The dreaIed disease 10
lurking near by. but the brave little
fellows have fortified themselves BY
vaccination and are hard at work.
Next week the school notes will coo-
tain sp outline OF the high school and
grammar school courses OF study. with =
statement of the chief purpose OF our
work. Many pupils enter those depart
meuts from other schools Of the county
and il may be OF iuteres to know what
is expected, especially IN our eighth and
nineth grades.
Last Friday afternoon . business
meeting was held by each OF the literary
societies Of the Delta high school
The business transacted vas the elect
ion Of ofncers for the ensuing term 40
follows: The EIcelcior: Victor Mccoy,
president; Nina Merrill. vice president;
Bertha Nutter. secretary. The Eros:
Corydon Williams. president; susie
wiotoo. vice president; Mamie Bsssler.
secretary.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

This sssson there 10 large death rate
among children from Group and laaG
troubles Prompt action will save the
little ones from thess terrible diseases.
We know OF nothing % certain to give
instant relief - One Minute Cough
Cure. II can also be relied upon in
grippe aud all throat and lung troubles
Of adults. Pleasant to take. Clarks's
City Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Asssy - lsss ~ eight per ee.s
- real estate.
DalAW10 4 EAiPla0b.
LOCAL NEWS.

Grip victims arc numerous.
The man with the plow 10 being
thought OF.
District court couvenes one week
from Tuesday.
Z. n. Duke wss . business visitor in
Dsita this week.
1t 10 said that "a y III have tailor 10
our city before long.
"Dobe" Brown expects 10 return from
Salt Lake in . short time.
II. W. Baxter. the eye specialist. has
been 10 town the past fes days
Spring piovins 10 beginning TO be
talked 0f BY our farmer frieudA
Our merchants arc beginning to re-
cisve their annual supply OF garden
sssaa-
Some OF Dslta's capitalists, vs under.
sssod. have Invested in Dominguss can
on copper claims-
Take your watches. ciocks. jevelry
and engraving TO the Delta Pharmacy.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Henry r. Rbooe sss . passenger.
wednesday. for Domisguss conon. where
he ezpects to locate = copper claim.
DR.. Essleston and wife. Of Cory. ex.
pect to leave Sunday for . tsu weeks
visit in Nsu York and other poiuis-
3. A. Boyce informed our serbs
yesterday that . car load OF ore would
b. shipped from Doniugu-z canon in =
short time.
Vice Presiaent Elect Roosevelt. uhile
on his hunting trip in Coyote basin. 10
making his headquarters st the cattle
camp Of our fellow townsman. J. B.Kiil.
ian.
II the man With the paint brush
would visit Delta in early spring. our
appearance might be greatly improved.
We ars no back number a. IL 10, but
paint 10 alvays attractive.
Agent HuntIey informs ne that 10
twenty five or more people sish to at.
tend the concest given BY Souss's band
In Grand Junction. Jsnussy Z. that
rate a oos fare Tor round trip vili be
made.
On wsshinstons Birthday. February
u, Tho@as Kcirns will offer the farce
comedy. What Happsned 10 Jonss.-
Thu comedy had . run Of 30 nights
a..s v>.~ - th> ~ oh -. - sh..so, ~.
York. and will - the most prsteutious
play offered to us IN . long time.
A. W. Warrington. father OF the War.
sington Brothers. photographer. has
decided to locate in Montrosc. and will
brica bic family here in tho near future.
He hss been here for some time making
good uss of the cold weather in putting
up . nice lot of ice from the Frcss
ponds. He expects to do . good ice
business uest sea.on and will run . reg
0lar delivery outdt.-M Montrose Preea.
A powerful engine cannot be run
With weak boiler. and we cant keep
0p the strain u an active life With .
~esk stomach: neither can ve stop the
humas 0schiue 10 make r~pairs. II the
stomsch cannot digest eoouGh food TO
% keep the body stssnG. such . prep
asstipe - Kodoi Dyspepsis Cure shooId
- ussd. II diessss what you est and II
si1ply can't help but do yos good.
CIert's Drug Ssors.
Thsrs sili - . bsstst supper and
epcial se the Dsita opera house Febru-
ssy II. q so ?. - under the auspices
a ksthssaos Rsbetsh Lodge No. 60. 10.
or. An sss isvised 10 come sed
oetsy tAsossivss The Isdies are
sslsssssd 70 briss s.pper bssk.ts which
wNi - escsicned "a TO the hi9hs.t
esesssoss bsddss. Supper wiIi b
ss"sssa ~ desciee ed oshes spcssI
eoUssDssta A pleasant svsaisg ssssr-
q - an
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
N>saee - SsoskhsSAsss.

Nosiee - ssSsAhsSAess.
You are hereby notified that there
will be . meeting OF the shockholders OF
the Leon Lake Ditch 4 Reservoir Co. at
Eckert, Colorado. February 6. 1901 for
the purpose OF electing directors for the
ensuing year and such other business -
may properly come before the meeting.
A. l. RxYyoLDs, Secretary.
&c. HARf, President.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

II you havn't ssen our line Of eisars,
pipes, tobaccos and smokers supplies.
you havn't seen the largest line in the
city.
REED l. BoHLscHKID.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

PlsabisG ssA sississ. psops
ssA eoGtse sopVnsss. sssoo.
water SD gos 0ssaoG. O0oe N
000AesS' horAO0ee se0ee.
SOToO r. OTAU 00O0.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Pepsin preparations often fail to re-
lieve indigestion because they can di-
gest only albumisous foods. There 10
one preparation that digests oil clsssss
Of food. and that 10 Kodol DysVspsis
Cure. II cures the WORT e,sss oe iodi-
eestion and gives instant rsIik. for it
dieests What you eat. Cisrkss City
Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

J. J. wiussa . sesot for ~ Esosl
siur lssadry. q Dsovss.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Noaey sS D00a - RsoeSso sd
TOW0 PeoPeeay. 0eOe sePu1S. Ne
delay. Coll - 0As00o
A. =. AUG.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

The roagve CrssA cual b iaVsvsinl
- depth b gained and 100 raahs - ~
bsse Order frO0 J. J. WIatsa-
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
srssxDs sorsc~

wRnAr FoR SALK-Csll st Nrs. Bar.
ker's. next TO Baptist psrsooaes.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Try rooGus Crssk Coal.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Pore spesh oilk ssA essoo -.
1iveeeA daily IN Dossa ~ .. ..
DlPa00.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Messy - Lean. a. Z. A-
bosy.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
~ 0nD>

r0y hsea = ysssiiae keisers. In.
suirs q tAis s0cs.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

ditch 0oseA.
p. D. CAslm. neasrusA, Cosossdo.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Aovoseussl lsessss.

TAe following lettess remain 10 the
p'pso0cs st Delta. Colorado. February
I. 1901:
q. D. Asdssscs. Chris- O. AnGersoo.
A. Z. Bossss. Ma @. A. Fr.ur. Mr..
GsUsvs Hooos. Mr. ". 8. Knovlss, g. A.
Sized. b. G. 0Aseoaa and Mn. Hildis
ShoeWell.
IL eallia9 ~ shsss lssssss plssss ~
thsy ars savsstissd.
G. D. CuavnaRn. PuDaoasaes.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01


more FOR them than IL they we're small
and inferior.
The Rock leland road. secooded by
the Burlington. has again taken the
initiative in granting cheap rates to the
travelling public. This time . rate of
one cent per mile for the round trip has
been made by thee two ruads. indepen
IDENTIFY of other roads, Tor the G. A. r.
encampment to Be held In Dsnvsr.
Colorado. in September 1901. Al .
meeting Of the Western Passenger
Association held last week proposition
uss made 10 grant . one cent round
trip rate Tor the q. A. X. meeting. The
proposition wss promptly negative By
the Association. whersupoa the Rock
leland and Burlington rusds gave notice
that they would Get independently In
the matter and put the one csot rate io
effect. The result Gill b that shs
q. A. r encaopoeat vill BE- held 10
Denver in 1901. which u the rate hsd
not heea asde. would have besa held 10
sc0e essaesu city. FsrtAerDosS this
Io~ rate uili seod 10 Dssves ssd CD
orsdc rc;sss tie Issssss crowd q sisis-
ere ehich have svss visited ths sests ta
soy eos seasoa. TAs gratitude a sAs
state b ssrs,y dss tAs nset BssesA -
Bsslissssa rusds ss shsis pssoSs ssA
generous scsioe. In seeordiae the sesae
the eeserous patroeags shisA b sDsrsd.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-15
NO USE FOR SMOKE
TRAVELLING MAN SAYS HE DOES
NOT LIKE DARK DAYS.
HAD ODD EXPERIENCE on ONE
Saw Some People in Cemetery Who
Were Waiting for the Ending
Of the World.

Just send bell boy out to get me a
ing man, as he leaned over the clerk $
desk at the Finlen. The smoke seems
to be little thick. and l don't like to
take any chances on it.
Il will explain however, that my pre-
JUDGE against smoke or smoky weather
did not originate in Butte. 1 came to dis
like smoke in the atmosphere a good
many years ago. when ! was boy going
to school in New England. l was about
Is years of age when l saw my first real
smoky day.
1T was away down on the Eastern
coast where people are not supposed to
have to eat great deal Of smoke. but
there came day one fall WI n it was
almost as dark as night, at least part of
the day was.
Street Lamps Burning.
About noon the sky began to take on
a smoky, yellow aspect, and by l o'clock
the street lamps We're burning and the
business houses were lighted up as If it
We're after dark.
The day was hot and sultry, and no.
body seemed to know just what was
causing the strange appearance of
things.
and in my wanderings 1 happened to go
by cemetery. There I witnessed sight
that has made me little backward about
doing much hustling in smoky weather
ever since.
A cemetery is not the most inviting
place in the world for anyone at night,
or on a dark day, and for boy it is
an especially undesirable place to VISIT.
We'll, in the cemetery of which I am
speaking l saw about a dozen people.
dressed in white robes and standing in
baskets.
Looked Like Ghosts. & d
Il did not know what to make of the
spectacle. and did not stop to ask why
the people We're out there. In the darks
yellowish haze they looked like ghosts,
and I was not looking for anything in
that line
Il scampered away from the place as
rapidly as possible, and remained in
doors until the smoky day was over. 80
Later learned that the people who
were in the cemetery belonged to a So
ciety or sect that saw in the darkening
OF the skies an omen that the world was
about to come to an end.
'They dressed themselves to prepare
for the closing out of the sphere and took
the baskets along to insure themselves
a safe journey into the next world, 1
suppose.
II don't know, what smoke has to do
with the ending of the world. If it had
anything to do with the matter I think
there might be some apprehension In
Butte about how long the world was to
continue.
BE that as it may, have never liked
to chase around on smoky days since
saw the cemetery scene on the dark days
years ago."
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-15
TROUBLED WITH THE SNAKES.
Mrs. Gallagher Has Serious Attack of
Delirium Tremens

Mrs. Nell Gallagher had a fierce at
tack of delirium tremens at the county
Jail this morning, during which she
screamed that snakes were crawling
over her, and showed every evidence of
extreme fear and horror.
She was brought UP from the city Jail
by policeman, and in the county Jail
office took seat While being registered.
A dog in the office approached her,
and she screamed, Take him away.
Take him away" and put out her hands
to defend herself. The dog was put out.
The woman then suddenly seized her
dress at the knee as if she had caught a
snake there, and said. while the most
abject terror filed her eyes. "Oh. get
pinchers and take it out. Get a pinch
ers and take it out" The officer gave
the dress a blow and said. There. It's
gone" and she was relieved.
Presently repugnance and horror
sprang into her face again, and she
grasped the skirt and beat it against the
wall, gasping, TT will bite me! 1t will
bite me! Oh. ugh" Her fright and
horror We're pitiful to behold and it was
with much difficulty that she was again
Gained.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-15
OLD SUIT IS AIRED
TWENTY-NINE GERMAN HEIRS
SUING JAMES A. MURRAY.
ACTION PENDING FOUR YEARS
Demurrer to Amended Complaint
Argued Before Judge Harvey
streichers Want Property Re-
stored to Them.

The suit brought by the 20 heirs of
Ludwig Streicher against James A.
Murray about four years ago to set
aside deed and recover $150,ooo worth
of property was up before Judge Har-
ney on a demurrer to the amended COM
plant today.
The demurrer was argued by Lawyers
Forbls and Mattison for the plaintiffs
and by Attorneys Wines and O'Donnell
for the defendant.
According to the amended complaint
Streicher, who died on the 4th of July,
1882 owned valuable mining property.
1t consisted of one-half and one-third
interests in six mining claims. the Mar
row Gauge. Humboldt, Elbe. North
Pole, Tiger and Corona, all of which are
in this district.
Heirs in Germany.
Streicher died unmarried and intes-
tate. and the heirs who appear in the
suit are all in Germany. E. b. Water
bury was Streichers administrator, and
the property above mentioned was dis
tributed by decree of the probate court
to the 30 plaintiffs. the complaint al
leges.
The complaint says that a German
consul at San Francisco named Adolph
Rosenthal, acted as the agent and attor-
ney in fact of the plaintiffs for years
after they came into possession of the
property, and that he hired lawyers and
sub-agents in San Francisco and Butte
to manage the property.
Deception Is Alleged.
1t continues with the allegation that
Rosenthal was deceived into deciding the
property to Silas F. kng-who decided
it to Murray-for $4,000: that the agents
here in control of the property con-
spired With King to defraud the plant
ifs by the sale which was thus brought
about
The plaintiffs ask that the deed be
annulled and the property restored to
them. The demurrer to the complaint
was based on a number of legal objec-
tons.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-15
PLAY WELL PRESENTED.
Grau Opera Company Gives Ell Captain
at Sutton's New Theater.

It was regular "frst night" at SUIT
tons new theater last night, when the
Jules Grau Opera company presented
Sousa's eel Captain Theater parties
and box parties frightened up the house
wonderfully.
The company is much stronger IN
every way than it was on any of the
three last visits to Butte. The chorus
is much stronger, better drilled and bet
ling beautiful girls, and all are not
shapely, it is on the whole very pleasing
and in lei Captain" much depends Oh
the choruses.
The principals did excellent work; no
great voices, but all fully adequate to the
demands of the opera. Dainty Mary
Darlington is with the company, and she
was obliged to repeat her solo in the Sec
ond act; her voice is always pleasing.
Mamie Scott did wonders with the role
of Estrelda, acting as well as singing.
She is rather pretty, too, with han l.
some figure she knows how to dress.
Bessie Tannerhill was the best Prin-
cess Marghanza Butte theater-goers
have ever seen, singing most acceptably
and looking the part
Stanley Felch, always favorNe with
audiences, played his old role of Pozzo
and as usual imbued it with true COM
edy.
Edward Eagleton is something new in
the role of Medigno, later Ell Captain
impersonator. When he first sings one
thinks he has the small still voice.
when he let's out yard or TWO of deep
chest tones one could hear block away.
He can sing we'll when he tries and he
made quite hit in the role.
Harry Davies and Robert Dunbar sing
fairly we'll. though neither has very
strong voices. Their stage presence is
good. Robert Kane, E. A. Arnold. Will
Shelley all did acceptable work.
The piece is we'll staged and costumed,
and the work of the chorus nearly per-
feet.
The company will repeat Gel Captain"
tonight, and for the matinee tomorrow
and tomorrow night will play Dorothy.