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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-10
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
White Ribbon Remedy.

Can be given in glass of water tea or
coffee without patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or
destroy the diseased appetite for alco-
holic stimulants, whether the patient
is a confirmed inebriate. "a tipler," so
cial drinker or drunkard. Impossible
for any one to have an appetite for
alcoholic liquor after using White Rib
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w. G. T. u. Mrs. Moore, Superintendent
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. writes: Il have used White
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drunkards, and the cures have been
many. In many cases the Remedy was
given secretly. l cheerfully recommend
and endorse White Ribbon Remedy.
Members OF our union are delighted 10
find a practical and economical treat
ment TO aid US In our temperance
work"
Mrs. West President OF the woman's
Christian Temperance Union, states. II
know Of 80 many people redeemed from
the curse Of drink by the use OF White
Ribbon Remedy that ! earnestly re-
quest you 10 give II a trial"
For sale by druggists everywhere. or
BY mail. 81. Trial package free by writ
Ing or calling on Mrs. a. ". TOWN.
HLND lf0T years secretary 81 the WO-
mans Christian Temperance uni0n),
rs fremont street. Boston. Mass. Sold
ln Savannah ~ LIPPNAN BROS,
Congress and Barnard streets.
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Yes! Gsrryowen! Listen! o, hold
my hands until can control my voice!
Now!'
Then the little Countess lifted up her
pale face and with voice of PIERCING
sweetness she sang "Garryowen," and
as the last notes died away there came
an answer in a fine baritone, which.
however, trembled as If with weakness.
He is there! He is there!" cried the
three women at once. They were all
weeping in sympathy.
The Princess put a gold piece into the
mans hand.
Bring that prisoner to this door and
let us speak with him through the
bars!" she cried with a stamp of her
foot
The man skurried away and present
ly he came back. supporting Garrett
Owen, who leaned upon him heavily.
80. my darling!" cried Owen. thrust
ing his long, thin hands through the
bar and selling Elena's.
They kissed each other, these two,
while the women wept for sympathy.
Tears We're rolling down the Ameri-
cans emaciated face.
II love you! l love you" he cried,
shaking the iron door with his weak
hands. ut is all conspiracy. Polin-
skis brother, who is a surveyor, want
Gu 10 survey
"There!" cried the Princess. you
are a free man If that is true. My
husband can arrange it. Cheer up,
my brave nephew; tomorrow you shall
dine with us and then we will dicuss
the wedding. You shall have my niece
and Elena shall have her Garry
owen Come, Elena, my child; let us
hasten to release him!"
But Elena would not come. She re-
fused to leave the fortress and in this
most unheard-of conduct the Ameri-
can lady backed her up, so that the
Princess, well-nigh in despair at their
obstinacy, was obliged to go to fetch
her husband that very hour and ths
Prince only grumbled little at the de-
lay of his dinner, but obtained Owens
release and came himself with the
Princess to fetch them all three, Ele-
ma and Garrett owen and the Ameri-
can lady-so that owen had no lack
of nurses. and attentions and kindness
at Prince Ermloff's and they laughed
hugely at the sight of Owen in the
stout Princes clothes, but they set the
wedding day that very night.
And as for my poor returned gifts
to my goddaughter," cried the Prin-
cess gaily, you shall have them all
back again for a wedding present"
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he never invites them to Come again
When the telephone bell rings Joe
begins, Hello. hello. what do you
want?" and carries on such CONVEX
sation that he has to be shut up be-
fore we can hear anything. If there is
a doubtful statement made, Joe Is sure
to cry Rats" with such volume as
sometimes to upset the composure OF
tie company. He drives horse with
all the spirit Of the expert horse train
er, and seems to enjoy it. You can fair
ly see the race. Last year when we
moved TO our summer cottage Joe was
sent on a load of goods, instead OF tax
ing him with us on the cars, as we US
ually did Joe's cage was carefully Sc
cured on the seat beside the driver.
We arrived at the cottage, and waited
several hours beyond the customary
time for the arrival of the wagon, ana
became anxious about our goods, put
particularly about Joe. Our fears were
not relieved when the wagon drew IN
sight, with the parrot cage missing
from the drivers seat; and there was
a chorus of Where's Joe?' With race
flushed with anger, the driver replied:
"prat the haste, or burd, or whatever
he Is, not a thing cud l do wild him.
You know yourself the load / had on,
an NJ was all me horses cud pull, an
when everything would be goin' well
the burd would scream, Whoa! Back
up,' | thought meself 1t was me own
voice, and so did me horses, and it's
a wonder we're here yit. That burd Is
possessed. He has divil In I'm. |
thought we'd not git here tonight. So
/ buried the burd wild boxes on the
back of the load. and covered him wild
a blanket and. with all respects TO
Won. sor, | hope he is aBlape, and may
he niver wake" Joe tells when he Is
cold or wants anything, and, above all,
nothing annoys him so much as 20 call
him Polly" When we put him on
the porch the children, OF course, new
er fail 10 Polly" him, 80 that now,
when Joe sees a child, he remarks, IN
various tones OF children's voices.
Pretty Polly Polly wants "a erackeri''
And that seems 10 be Joe's estimate Of
their intelligence. A neighbor, who had
d0ubtinRly heard wonderful stories Of
Joe. was given the S'rd 30 keep after
= serious fre We b one night. When
the family were seated fof breakfast,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-10

THAT he will be told soon enough"
answered Polinski.
Josef bit his lip at the insolence, but
1t would only make matters worse if
he struck him, so he kept silent.
"Will you have the goodness to tell
me-" said Elena haughtily, "how the
American, gentleman is travelling? lie
was in no condition to be moved"
Pardon me, mademoiselle. He was
we'll able l purposely bandaged his
arnl tightly to cause him to suffer so
that his weakness would permit of his
capture"
'And l." cried Elena, with flashing
eyes, II suspected it and loosened them
each day as soon as you were genet
Stupid Did you think 1 could be de-
ceived.-I, who have studied medicine -
"And practice in Polish?" said Polin-
ski onlnoUsly. Have you not POI; sh
patients and two Polish nurses, and
nave you not just admitted yoursel II
guilty OF breaking the law?"
st do admit" began Elena proudly,
but her sister-in-law clasped her hand
over Elena's mouth, while Josef cried
out:
"Silence, Elena! Do you wish to be
arrested also?"
THAT do!'' cried TIE little countess.
breaking away from her brothers wife.
81 wish to be near Garrett Owen, for
l love him, and if I have to search
the world over for him, l shall find
him! 1t is through us that he has
come into this misfortune and it is for
us to rescue him"
Josef stopped and kissed her, and she
hid her face on his breast Then he
tenderly embraced his mother and sis
ter-in-law and going back one more
to kiss Elena, he left the room with
Polinski.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-10

Joe, in vey sad voice, remarked, I'VE
are all burned outl" The neighbor said
to me later II will believe anything
am told about Joe now"
1t is a fact that, not long since, a
parrot belonging to a family living not
many miles from New York overheard
a plot in which one misguided member
of the family Vas to take part--an
elopement. When the whole family
was seated about the dinner table that
evening the parrot repeated enough OF
the conversation to greatly mortify
one person present, who was saved
from disgrace by this sagacious bird.
K. Cohesion Wick.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-10
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Cure in All Cases.
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ADDRESS

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Rev. DIR. Morris wechsier.
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REV. DIR. MORRIS WECHSLER.
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Perpetual Alteration Service.

The solemn services OF the perpetual
alteration will begin at ST. Patrick's Church
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30. and Will be
held on the second Thursday Of each
month during the winter. DIR. Stafford viii
preach. The usual elaborate decorations
VIII be used. The choir will sing special
music at each of these services, the pro-
gram for tomorrow being as follows: Pre-
lude, Allegretto. b minor, Guilmans; quar-
tet. 'Pater Noster," Conterno: baritone
solo. % Sacrum Convivium." Perez MIR.
waiter Shannon; violin solo. Meditation
keiis1euse, Peron: tenor SOLO 20 Salu-
tarius." Faure, with violin obligato; trio.
% Fountain Of Love Supernal" Campana;
chorus, Tantum Ergo" Riga; postlude,
Marche Religieuse." GuIlmans The SOLO
lists will be: Soprano. Mrs Annie Grant
Fugitt: alto. Miss Mamie Grant: tenor Mr..
Melville Hensey; baritone. Mr.. Walter
shannon: bass. Mr.. Charles GoodchIId;
violin. Mr.. Sol. Minister: organist and dIrec-
tor, Mr.. Armand Gumprecht
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Our Past Ir1dOr ses


lot of Blue Macintosh Raglans all silk lined through @E m
Womens Fine English Covert Raglan both box and An no
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of Superior Imported Cloth Ragans made of fine
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and swagger garment worth S25ooor W Se|o
strictly Awoo Cloth shades of French Blue and
silk lined jackets and flare skirts, neatly
positive $1,000 outfit @m QR
Evening star., 1901-10-09
MONTHLY MEETING HELD.
Report Made to Board of the Casually
HOsDital.

Report Made to Board of the Casualty
Hospital.
The monthly meeting of the board of
directors of the Eastern Dispensary and
Casualty Hospital was held last night at
the hospital, 217 Delaware avenue north
east. Those present were Thomas w.
Smith, president; George F. Harbin, treas
urer; ]. w. Babson and Drs. L. X Peatty,
E. Olin Leech, N. P. Barnes, Jesse Shoup
and G. c. Clark. The report Of the treas
urer was read and approved 1t showed
that the dispensary and hospital are in need
of funds to carry on the current work for
the INDECENT sick and injured
The appointment of DR.. T. ]. Kemp as as
sistant to the chair of skin diseases and
DR.. Gatchell as hospital externe, were ap-
proved.
The report of the president of the board
to Congress through the board of chari-
ties was read. approved and ordered
printed.
The monthly report of the hospital
showed that PA casualty cases had been
treated-the highest number ever treated
organization. OF these, 119 required sur
gical operations; 40 were admitted to the
wards. Is of which were discharged cured;
% improved, and unimproved.
The monthly dispensary report showed
that 165 persons had applied for free medi-
cal treatment 40 of whom were refused,
not being provided with the proper certifi-
Gates, leaving 119 new cases treated. Twen-
ty-two surgical operations were performed
in the dispensary and $50 prescriptions
compounded.
The quarterly report showed the admis-
sion of 141 patients to the wards, "a of
whom were discharged cured, 81 improved,
unimproyed and but one died. There
were 575 casualty cases during the quar-
ter. involving 2S3 surgical operations In
the dispensary work.. 400 persons applied
for free treatment (410 colored and 50
white), of which 141 were refused treat
ment upon failure to present the requisite
certificates. During the quarter 81 surgical
operations were performed in the .iispen-
sary and 1.565 prescriptions compound ed
1t was announced that the house staff and
matron will give a euchre party at the
hospital on the evening of Wednesday.
October 10. the proceeds to be applied to
the hospital relief fund
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DIED..

AUTH. On Wednesday. October o. 1901. at IL 80
am. VIM. f. AUTH, beloved husband OF Ro-
aged thirty-three years and twenty days
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HINKEL. On Tuesday, October 8. 1901. at $40
pm, WILLIAM F.. husband of Margaret
Anna NJ. Hinkel aged thirty-three years.
Funeral from his late residence, I19 Q street
southeast, Thursday at pm. Friends in
wife Of John Luekett and the mother Of Esau
Williams LucSett. Alfred Luckett Charles L
Luckett, Mrs. Jennie l.. Sayles and Mrs Harriet
Page, departed this life at her residence 222
F street southwest. Monday October Z. 1901,
Funeral services will be held Thursday. October
10. at l O'Clock m. at the Ebenezer NJ e.
and friends are invited to attend. (Philadelphis
and New York papers please copy) p
MADELLA. JNo. H. MADELLA, in the sixty
seventh year of his life.
Funeral Thursday. October 10, at 3 O'Clock, from
Roberts Chapel N. E. Church, Alexandria, Va.
pm, at the home of her parents, DOROTHY.
daughter of Alfred E. and Julia A. Mueller,
aged six years, four months and nine days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents "a o
street northwest, at pm. Thursday October
PARKHURST. Suddenly, at the residence OF her
8, 1901. at O'Clock, HELEN ELIZABETH.
infant daughter of Geo. 4. and Helena L.
parkhurst-
Funeral private.
REED On "Wednesday morning, October 9. 1901,
at 12:45 am, CHARLES F., beloved husband
of Florence I. Reed.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RUMLEY. At his home Georgetown. S. C.. octo-
Der 6. 1901, OLIVER PERRY. husband OF Marie
Boarman Rumley, In the thirty-s year Of
his age. Baltimore and Charles county, Nd,
papers please copyD
WEBSTER. On October g. 1901, CLAYTON the
beloved husband of Helen L. Webster, in his
ty-ninth year.
Funeral from Spinders undertaking rooms, No.
1705 7th street northwest, Thursday. October
10, at $3.50 O'Clock pm. Interment Rock Creek
cemetery
In Memoriam.
loved daughter, FANNIE NJ. BISCHOFF. who
departed this life one year ago.oetober Q.
1907. MOTHER.
EVANS. In sweet remembrance Of our baby,
MARGARET VIRGINIA EVANS, who died one
year ago today-October g. 1900.
Somewhere with God.
BY GRANDPA, GRANDMA AND MAMMA.
HAINES In loving memory Of ]. EDDIE HAINEs,
who departed this life four years ago today
October o. 1897
-Four long, wearysome years today, Eddie,
God called you TO His throne.
Since then He called your brother to meet you,
And leaves another vacancy in our home.
BY his PARENTS
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Pastor Given a Reception.

The final function incident to the recent
merging Of two Congregational churches
was a reception by the members and
friends of Lincoln Temple. 11th and r
streets northwest to Rev. Sterling N.
Brown, pastor. last evening. Thomas
Walker presided, and the invocation was
by the pastor. There was instrumental
music by Miss Europe and singing by the
audience. r. S. Smith read paper on the
past Of Lincoln Church, and Mrs. M. C.
Terrell read paper on the past of Park
Temple. E. w. Turner read the address of
welcome to the pastor, who responded in a
touching speech.
Greetings from their respective churches
were delivered with appreciative remarks
by Rev. DR.. S. M. Newman of the First
Congregational Church, Rev. A. c. Garner
of the Plymouth, Rev. T. NJ. Nixon of the
Peoples. Prof. Clarke of Howard Univer-
sity. Rev. ]. E. Moreland travelling secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. c. A; Rev. Dr. w. H.
Brooks of the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. Rev. d. E. Wiseman of the Church
of Our Redeemer, Lutheran, and Rev.
Lampkins of the r Street Baptist Church.
Letters of regret were sent by Rev.
Thomas of Asbury M. E. Church, Rev. W.
v. Turnell of King Hall and Others At
the conclusion of the program refreshments
were served by the ladies.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
As to the Del Ray school.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

10 the faitor OF The Evening Star:
An article appeared in The Star of Mon
Gay. October Z. relative to the Del Ray.
Va, public school that was not correct in
any OF its essential features II is true
that the school was in session, but one
thing not stated was that the Del Ray
school (white) held memorial services on
the day of the funeral at Canton. Ohio. Sep
tember 10. 1901. and also another thing not
mentioned in Alexandria County's" letter
was that the schools OF Jefferson district
of Alexandria county, Va, were closed on
Tuesday, September Ia, the day upon which
President McKinley's body lay In state in
the rotunda of the Capitol building I'm
Washington. On the day of the funeral the
teachers of the public school held a memo
RAJ service and religious exercises were
conducted and addresses made upon Presi-
dent McKinley's noted life and the great
good he had done to elevate his country
In the eyes of the world and to honor the
high office of which he was then the occu-
pant, and also held up to view his moral
life and the blessings that are sure to be de-
rived from the living of a life devoted 10
the service of God and humanity. There
should not be the least doubt that I'm this
way those present gained better knowl-
edge of his great works and hold today a
more vivid remembrance of him than n
they had been turned out to go their sepa-
rate ways, many OF them doubtless not at
tending any service at all and giving no
thought to the lamented dead. Further
more, any pupil who so desired was excused
and no mark was placed against him for
absence, and this opportunity was taken ad-
vantage of by some. The members of the
board have endeavored to promote the pa
triotic principles and morals of the scholars
In such manner anG in compliance with
ideas which can be food for thought I'm
the minds OF true patriots only, and there
fore such unwarranted criticisms as AL
eXandria County" has made cannot COM
mend themselves to our true patriotic and
fair-minded brethren
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES JEFF
FERSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT,
Alexandria County, Va
Evening star., 1901-10-09

at her home in
eighty years old,
Gently has borne
well.
Evening star., 1901-10-09

Cavalry. Many notable speakers have been
engaged. and the ladies OF the neighbor-
MOOD are to furnish a repast at the close OF
the ceremonies. The meeting is to begin
at 10 Am. and will continue until 3 O'Clock
pm
Ine Confederate Veterans Association.
rae broadway Rouss camp and the Ladies'
Southern Relief Society of this city. respec-
tNeiy, nave accepted invitations TO attend
ana will leave on the cars. corner OF Ilth
ana " streets northwest, at e:45 O'Clock to-
morrow morning
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Night Robes for Women


W0NENS FL
IA
It1IoWN
QDS6
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Philadelphia. Although
Mrs. Gillespie until re-
her years exceptionally
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Women, Misses and Children Always Want
Something Different i'm Footwear.


We making generous showing of sturdy School Shoes made
Of box Caltough wearing kkn Rubberete Patent
Leather that with good thick extension sosthe two lift
heel and the spring heepoper lasts and shapes please the Q
YCSe
We shall the few longer of Women Bou-
G Slippers black red kid green pink and mad
ramade with satin bowpleny for ALL they the OE
kind ZsOSe
Shoe correctly named-you say
when temart shapes combination and designs of patent
leather White Bros box calf endless
variety OF pleasing kdkn with leather trmmngsl made
omartest Lady should MN
thenl-always the pOeVV
All sizes and all widths.
HE NDEPART
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The Maryland Line" of confederates is
to assemble at Hyattsville. Md. tomorrow,
where there is to be the first reunion of
Emacks Company Co OF the 1st Maryland
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Fined for overIonding m Horse

FIned lot oyerl0adfng n Horse.
Cruelty overlooking a horse was the
charge upon which Madison Simms was ar
raigned in Judge Kimbalrs court this morn
ing and a plea of guilty was entered.
''Simms was In charge of a cart in which
there was a ton of COAL" said Policeman
Hunt. 'Ho was seated on the cart and was
driving up 18th street HILL just north OF
Florida avenue, when 1 saw him."
That's an awful hiI," interrupted the
court
1T is almost impossible for a horse to
draw buggy up that hill," the officer
added.
The oficed explained that the horse was
tired out before getting half way up the
hill and fine Of 50 was imposed.
For assaulting Joseph Johnson. Freder-
lex washington and George Washington
were today each fined s. in the Police Court
by Judge Scott, and failure to pay caused
their commitment for fifteen days
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Lovely Tableware

ITs M OF All STtET BEUSE OF THE
O2
DESIGNS
A
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Andrew Bailey, small colored boy, was
today convicted in the Police Court of
stealing $40 from Walter L.. Reynolds, and
Judge Scott committed him to the reform
school
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stop. the Cough

And works Oh the cold.
Laxative Bruno euInine Tablets cure cold In
one day No Cure. No Pay. Price, Is cents