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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
RETURNED THE SIS.
That Was the Result of the Hearing
in the Detectives Case,


The hearing before the Mayor yes
terday of the charges made by Mr.. p.
A. Waring against Detectives Frank
Wall and Julius Stark OF the police de-
partment resulted in the officers being
directed to restore the IS to Mr.. War
ing that he had paid them and in in
structions being issued by the Mayor
that never again were members of the
department to deliver property recov-
cred from thieves. Owners were to be
notified, and they should appear at the
police station or send for their proper
ty.
Incompetency, obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses and neglect of duty
were the charges made against the Of
ficers. They had taken a bicycle. stol-
en- from Mr.. Waring back to him, aft
err it had remained some time at the
police station. Other property of Mr..
Warning had also Deen stolen, but re-
covered, and he had offered a reward
of So for its recovery. The detectives
received SIS from him. but it was re-
called by Detective Stark to Mr.. War
ings memory during the hearing that
the money was not received as a re-
ward.
The detectives reported the receipt
Of the money to Supt. Reilly. and this
and the books at the police station
showed that they had done nothing
culpable. The Mayor sustained them,
holding that the charges had not been
substantiated. He merely decided that
the officers could not accept money
from Mr.. Warning. and directed that
they return the IS, which was done.
Three days ago the detectives had Of
fered to return the money, but Mr..
Waring would not then accept it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
HUNTING FOR HIS NEPHEW.
Lads Uncle Came to Savannah
From PARKWAY Omaha.

Lads Uncle Came to savannah
From PARKWAY Omaha.
Nick Di Corpo. an italian resident of
Omaha, arrived in the city yesterday
in search of his 16-year- nephew,
Guy Frassella. The Italian had a let
ter of introduction to Superintendent
Reilly from Chief of Police Donahue of
Omaha.
The runaway is Di Corpo's sisters
only son, and the Italian is extremely
anxious to find him, The police prom
Used him all the assistance possible,
and an effort is being made to locate
the boy by telegraph. He was in Sa-
vannah during the State Fair, but dis
appeared with the Midway shows
Frasella had street organ, which be-
longs to his uncle, and with the must
cal instrument he is making a living
by following Midway shows.
The boy travelled with Di Corpo. but
ran away from his uncle in Kansas
City last August, taking the organ with
him. Frasella wrote a letter to cousin
in Cincinnati. while he was on the
Plaza in Savannah, and in this way Di
Corpo learned of the. whereabouts of
his hayward nephew. The Italian has
already spent considerable money in an
effort to locate the lad, and says that
ne will continue his search for the sake
of his sister. Unless some trace of
F'rassella is found his uncle will remain
in Savannah several days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
AT THE THEATER.
"a Runaway Grip Before the Larg-
est Audience of the Season.

est Audience of the Season.
"A Runaway Girl'' captured Savan-
nah's theater-goers last night, and the
captives were willing ones at that. The
largest and most brilliant audience of
the season saw the merry musical COM
edy and, though it was the third time
it has been seen here, it was none the
less enjoyable and entertaining. The
large audience enjoyed every feature
OF the performance, and demanded en-
cores so frequently the performance
was prolonged until 11:l5 O'Clock, but
even then everyone was sorry that IL
was over.
"A Runaway Girl is one of the fin
est and best-if not the very best
pieces of its sort which have ever been
offered in this country. In no play OF
its character is there so much good
and catchy music so much brightness
and mirth, and so continuous action or
the kind that makes a play go. The
airs are all tuneful and there Is a
swing to the chOruses and dash 10
the ensembles that are fine.
Mr.. Arthur Dunn as Fllpper, jock
ey, and erstwhiie courier. was i'm
rnense. This is no pun. for Mr.. Dunn
is hardly as big as good-slZed boy.
This Is one reason why he fits the
ohAfeeter so admirably. But this II
not all for Mr.. Dunn rs a real genius.
lis make-up-if makeup 10 isis ex-
.eilent and his maDnerlsms marvellous
~ amusing. From the time he came-or
vas brought-up0n the stage until the
crop 81 The curtain he had the audi
fnce going" HIS every action his
ssRe and his facial expressions were
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.

This company has been formed to
adopt and carry out an agreement
between Archd. Medium, Manu-
featuring Chemist, Blackshear,
Ca, u. s. Al lately with the Black
shear Manufacturing Company,
Blackshear, Ga.), and the Globe
Manufacturing Company, Limited,
Camphor Refiners and Manufactur-
inch Chemists, II Mansion House
Chambers. London, England, and
whose works are situated at West
Norwood, England, Hoboken, Ant
werp, France, the said agreement
being dated I'd day of September,
1901.
The agreement comprises the sole
rights of the United States and
Canada to manufacture Camphor,
Celluloid Crystals and by-products
under the Globe Manufacturing
Company's various processes.
The process being secret, it is not
desirable in the interests of the
company to give any details, but
the secret documents have been
duly sealed and deposited with the
company's solicitors as per agree
ment with Mr.. Medium.
A working capital of $4,000 is
ample for the manufacturing of so
tons of camphor, celluloid srystals
and by-products per month, and
for which market has already
been acquired. The gross profit on
this production is estimated to give,
after bearing all the charges, a sum
not less than $f20, 900 for distribution
on the preference and ordinary
shares, leaving a sum of $4,000 for
the purpose of reserve fund, or for
further extension of the business.
The company also acquires $50
acres of land. dwelling house and
an abundance of fine timber. The
purchase price for the land is $4,000;
for the rights to manufacture, I'M
der the various processes, 1882, 900,
leaving a balance of S211,S00. The
total cost for building works and
installing plant and machinery ca
able of producing tons per day is
$61,S00, leaving the working capital
at $4,000, and 100000 for future
use.
The only agreements existing
are: First, between the company
and Archd. Medium, wherein he
sells to the company the American
rights for manufacturing at $751;
900 and $50 acres of land. includ-
ing dwelling house and timber at
$500, total $2SS,200, payable as to
s15S, 900 in cash and $4,000 in ordi-
nary shares.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
TOLL TAkER USED HIS GUN.
shot at Negro i'm Boat Because He
would Not stop.

James Williams. colored, was COM
mitted to Jail yesterday by Magistrate
Naughtin for assault with intent to
murder. The prisoner is alleged to
have fred shotgun at Charles Camp
bell colored, who had the warrant
issued.
According to the prosecutor the
shooting was without any provocation.
and he had a narrow escape. Campbell
alleges that Williams collected tolls
from boats using the canal from the
Savannah. river to Back river. The
complainant says he left Back river
for the city and paid his toll to Will
liams.
After the toll had been paid Camp
bell says that Williams wanted him to
put two boys out OF his boat or pay for
them, and that he refused TO do so.
Campbell says when he refused TO
obey the order of the toll taker the lat
ter fired on him. His aim was not
true and Campbell came to the city
and had the warrant issued.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
What Is Life Without Health?

by the use OF Haggard's Specific
Tablets, thousands have been restored
10 health and saved from a premature
grave. They are an absolute Specific
for Indigestion. Nervous Debility Con-
stipation. Kidney and Bladder trouble,
Sexual Weakness, Impotency, Seminal
Losses, Lost Manhood. etc, they never
fail HagEard Tablets are the product
Of the latest most ekillful and learned
research Ia Meteria Medica aud are
different from al other remedies Of the
rlaae. They begin ~ the seat ~ the
disease. ana act directly and specific
ally upon ths Mucus, Gland, Nenal
ana Nerve Structures, ana giye vital
effect ~ the tissue ~ which The stfucr
tnTes are formed. cleansing the entire
system from all impurities, giving re-
rfWed vitality sni vigorous health
Call on your enuEEiefs and ~ them N
fhef rANf eupfly FoH, fhfF fan b. has
on feeflm " pfice from fie lfanEaFa
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27

Second Agreement between the
company and Archibald Meldrum,
wherein the later agrees to act as
Managing Director for 10 years at
salary of $1,000 per annum.
Third Agreement between
Archd. Medium and the Industrial
Trust Company, 60-62 Liberty
street, New York. as to the guararl-
teeing of this issue.
Mr.. Medium will be a large
stakeholder. having agreed to ac-
cept large portion of the purchase
price in ordinary stock thus show
ing the business will be conducted
upon safe lines. Mr.. Meldrum Is a
thorough, practical manufacturing
chemist. understanding the practi-
cal manufacture of Camphor, its
by-products, Borax. Boracic Acid,
Sulphuric Acid, Arsenic. Starch,
and many other chemicals too nu-
merous to mention. Any improve
ments that Mr. Medium may bring
out as regards reducing cost of
manufacture, or new processes. be-
come the property of the company.
This company will consider the
manufacture of various chemicals
and more especially Arsenic, and
mand. A convention was held at
Brunswick, Ca, on April 8, 1901,
to consider the cultivation of the
plant known as "Cassava." Starch
can be manufactured at a low cost
from this plant. and should 1t be
planted to any great extent in this
state, starch manufacturing will
also be considered. 1t is estimated
the company will be in a position
to fill orders early next year. AL
ready arrangements have been and
are being made for the sale of the
total output of the company's pro-
ducts.
The advantages of manufactur-
ing at Blackshear are many. First
ly, the air is pure; secondly. the wa
ter is good and free; thirdly, labor
is cheap; fourthly, transportation
is easy, as the railroad would run
into the works; filthy. it is handy
for New York and other markets.
also for shipping. The imports OF
camphor for year 1899 amounted to
1907, Sal pounds. valued at 1922, 100,
and 1900, 1.7s9.5S0 pounds, valued at
$4S5,071. II will be seen there is a
good outlook for this company.
No promotion money is being
paid and Mr.. Medium pays all ex-
penses up to allotment. Prospec-
fuses and application forms may be
had of the bankers, solicitors offices
of the company or secretary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27

inimitable. Mr.. Dunn is a king pin in
his line.
Miss Celeste Wynn made very
sweet and winsome runaway girl and
carried her part in most acceptable
manner. She is pretty and graceful,
has a sweet voice and sang her num-
bers, particularly 1.-THE Singing Girl
and THE Boy Guessed Right" very
prettily.
Miss Rosa La Harte, who was
Dorothy Stanley and who had
in her care several good num-
bers, has a very fine voice and
presence. That sweet little ballad
IT Love You My Love, Do" she sang
with much grace and sweetness. and
her Soldiers in the Park" with chorus
effect, was encored again and again
so well was it liked.
Mr. Walter Clifford, as Guy Stanley
was quite equal to the role. and Mr.
Maurice Abbey. Mr.. H. w. Tri-Dem-
lex. Mr.. George Millen and Mr.. Louis
J. Mintz, were all capable and pleas
ing
Miss Clara Bell Jerome, as Alice
FIippers steady, must not be forgot
ten. She is graceful and pretty and her
pickanniny specially with Mr. Dunn
was one OF the best things In the
piece. So also was Miss Sadie Kirby
satisfactory as Carmenita.
Mr. Henry Leone. Mr.. Frank Regis,
Mr.. George Braid and Mr. Frank Sy-
monds as the band Of wandering musi-
clans, whose makeup and actions sug-
gested they might be the bandits who
captured Miss Helen NJ. Stone, were
excellent.
The chorus girls we're comedy, and
the costumes were lavish and hand
some. Altogether. the performance was
very fne, very funny and entirely en-
ioyable Nay - Runaway Girl" ~
presented last night come again
Tonight the Una Clayton Company
viii resume iis engagement hs rep
ertolre Tor the remainder u the week
n 40 follows
To-niFhf-"Nell Gynne."
Thursday Maiinec~''The Lille De
tortlge"
rhufaday Might Dangers ~ New
fnrk"
FRIDAY Nlghi 'Tho Mlddlemen"
Naiafday MaNnoe "a Midnight
MHhQaNFalf
aaiagday Nlebt-"A pereInn frln'
feaHF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
Y. NJ. c. AS BASKET BALL TEAM.
To Play with the Augusta Associa-
ton Thanksgiving Night.

ton THANKSGIVING Night.
The Y. M. C. A. basket ball team
will leave tonight via the Central for
Augusta. where, tomorrow night, il
will play with a team representing the
Augusta association.
The team is made up of E. L. Cour-
voisier, right forward; w. H. Doty,
left forward; r. E. L. Hunt, guard;
H. Y. Righton, left guard, and w. T.
Doty, center.
The team will be accompanied by Mr..
]. C. Blake, physical director of the
Savannah association; Mr.. Eden Rous-
seau. and quite a number of the other
members of the association.
This will be Savannah's first game
of basket ball with an Augusta team,
but return game is likely to be play
ed soon; in fact. it probably will be ar
ranged for on this trip. The Savan-
nah team last season played two games
with team of the Charleston asso-
citation, winning one and losing one,
and it is not improbable that games
will be arranged for between these
teams again this season.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFFS.
Gleason 81 Son Recover I'm BAIL Tro-
YER Case Against Hackman.

A bail In trover case in which r.. G.
Gleason & Son were the plaintiffs and
Charles Connally, a negro hackman,
the defendant, was tried yesterday in
the City Court, before Judge Norwood
and a jury. The jury rendered a ver-
dict for $40 in favor of the plaintiffs.
Connally bought two horses from
the plaintiffs, agreeing to pay for them
in weekly instruments. After MAX
ing some of the payments Connally
stopped. alleging that one of the horses
was foundered. II was the contention
OF the plaintiffs that the horse was in
perfect condition when IL was sold. and
this contention was upheld by the YER
dict OF the jury.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
IN POLICE COURT.
Negro Woman Held ON Two Charges
of Larceny.

A light docket was disposed Of IN
Police Court yesterday by Recorder
Myrick. Prince owens, eolored. was
remanded Tor trial IN the city Court
for attempting 10 commit a larceny
from Harry badenhoop,
Josh savage, q negro we'll known
in police circles. who was arrested By
pafrOlmsn Reilly for the larceny ~ q
basket ~ grapes from Peter Aisxanr
Der, was femaudea for irlai in the
cry Court,
inlhsaa on 4 chafGa ~ stealing 90 from
lamfF Hunf
Mnmif Urn1frNlnf f0iQfcg Nef ffr
uanasd ~ fnal IA fllf NHf Court 9n
iaQ ohafFra ~ lafNsuF thf NplnHr IA
emerged eith p1fl0AHlng eleok ana .
pals "a lfUHfeffs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
AFTERHIS KIDNAPPED BROTHER
Montgomery Lad Looking for Horse
man and His Young Brother.

Charlie Mason, a 14-year-old boy, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Mont
gomery in search of his 11-year-old
brother, Joe, who is alleged to have
been kidnapped. 1t Is claimed that the
boy was stolen by a race horse man
and brought to this city from Mont
gomery.
The youngster who is searching for
his brother called at police headquar-
tiers and reported the alleged kidnap-
ing to Supt. Reilly. The superintendent
had already received a letter from the
sheriff of Montgomery asking that a
lookout be kept for the younger Mason.
Young Mason stated that his mother
is very much worried over the loss of
her son, and stated that he will follow
the race horse man until he gets his
brother. The boy visited the race
track at the Fair grounds, but could
get no trace of the horse man for whom
he is looking.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
DEMOLISHED TnE cROcKERy.
white MAN and Woman Arrested for
Malicious Mischief.

Mary Ann Smith and Henry I,apge.
both white, are in jail on warrants
from Magistrate Jones court charging
malicious mischief. They wefe arrest
a. b. Onicer Barrett on compln'nt or
w. W. swinton, representing the 0uer-
ard estate
The prisoners are alleged 20 have
made d rough house 81 n GA Cuerard
street. The doors IN the house were
broken down ana erockefy was seatr
tereI Ia every direction The place
looked a. ~ a cyclone had struck ~
when the constable went to make the
arrest Neither ~ the pfisqAeih NaT
mita doing me damaRe, epa each
blame n Oh the other, i<anFe has
been ompioyad af the southern Cotton
Oll g0WbnuyH mills
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
NO GAME THIS WEEK.
Indoor Ball Game Between Ogie-
thorpes and Chathams Postponed.

thorpes and Chathams Postponed.
The Oglethorpes and the Chathams
will not play the scheduled game of in
door baseball tonight because Of the
absence from the city Of more than
half of the members of the former
team. 1t was intended to have a
game between the Chathams and the
Hussars instead, but as the Hussars
also will be short number Of players
the game has simply been postponed.
1t has not yet been decided. however.
whether this game viii be played next
or whether the regular schedule will
be continued. the postponed game be-
ing played off on some night other
than those of the regular scheduled
games.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
JUNIORS PLAYED BALL.
CaroIan's Team Defeated Whites
by score of 10 TO 10.

The indoor baseball teams of Capt.
Carolan and Capt. White, Junior Glass,
Y. NJ. C. A, played one of the weekly
games yesterday afternoon which re-
suited in a victory for Carolan's team
by the score of is to Is. The lineup
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
Whites.

These games take place usually on
Thursday, but because tomorrow is a
holiday, the regular date was antici-
Dated Ly two days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
SAVANNAH'S TEAM PICKED.
The Men That VIII Oppose Charles
ton on the Gridiron Tomorrow.

The football team that will represent
Savannah in the game with Charleston
tomorrow has finally been selected. 1t
will be one of the best, if not quite the
best, that has ever represented Savan-
nah on the gridiron. The Charleston
team has also been selected, with sew
eral changes in the lineup as at first
published.
The players of the two teams and
their positions woill be as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27
THAT WEDDING GIFT !!

Has selected looking something
rect appropriate and beyond your
the place toward which direct We speciality
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27

NOdpJdlHJs
Savannah also will carry with her
the following subs: Launey, half;
Smith, G.. end; Minchen, center; Har-
per, tackle.
The team, subs, and a large crowd OF
''rooters'' will leave for Charleston to-
morrow morning at $3.50 o'clock. The
game will take place in the afternoon,
and the team will leave for home
about midnight.
Mr.. Max Neuberger. the manager OF
the Savannah team, who has been In
defatigable both in organizing and
building up the Savannah team, and in
securing games for it, will go to
Charleston to-day, and there complete
the entire details for the game by the
time the players arrive.
Though the SavannaJhians know that
they have a good, strong team, and in
consequence hope to defeat their
friends cover home" they will display
no over confidence, for they are also
well aware that they have a strong ag-
gregation to go against. The game
should be, and doubles will be, q good
one, one that will amply repay those
that make the trip to see it. Charles
ton hospitality is proverbial so the Sa-
vannahians are assured of a good time
whether they win or lose the match.
The last meeting before the trip will
be held tonight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-27

NOTICE

! want every man and woman ~
thf United states interested lu fhn
rufe of fhf opium and Whisky habits
~ have naF book 90 these disease.
ADDRESS q ~ Wesley. "a D. hfiAntH.
Ga. Boa 81. ana one nil be sent ~
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or ELECTIoN.

By virtue OF the authority vested In me
as mayor Of the city of Houston and by
virtue of the following ordinance OF the
fE c9un 1da OF ne city 9f M9pst2,n passsdd
notice given, OF an election by the quail
fled property taxpaying voters of the city
OF Houston, to be held on Thursday, the
18th day OF July. 1901, said ordinance Is as
Az ORDINANCE providing for the sub
mission to the qualified property tax
paying voters Of The city Of Houston o.
the proposition for the Issuance Of
bonds for the purpose OF paving streets
in the city Of Houston.
BE Il ordained by the city council of the
city OF Houston:
Section /. That an election be held by
the qualified property taxpaying voters OF
the city Of Houston on the 25th day OF
July, 1901, at which election there shall
be- submitted TO vote of the qualified
voters who are property taxpayers OF the
city Of Houston, q proposition for the
issuance Of bonds OF said city OF Houston
IN the amount of two hundred and forty
thousand dollars (S240,OOO.OOl for the pur-
pose Of paving streets OF said city of
louston said bonds are to be payable
forty years from their date aud shall bear
Interest at the rate of fve 90 per cent per
section, ? The places for holding such
election shall he as follows:
First ward Shuptriue hall.
Second wardNo. 10 Engine House.
Third ward--Ceutral Fire station
Fourth ward. Milby n Dow Hail.
Sixth ward-Mlnster's store 1920 Wash.
ington street.
Section 3. None but qualified voters of
said city who are property taxpayers Of
said city, shall be allowed to vote at said
election
section 4. Legal notice Of said election
shall be given by the mayor aud city
secretary and the manner OF holding said
election shall be governed by the laws
Of the state governing general elections.
Section D This ordinance shall take eff
feet from date Of Its passage and pubhca-
ton, and all ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
said election Will be held under and BY
virtue Of said ordnance aud the provl.
sonS Of the laws In such cases made aud
provided and win he held at the time and
respective places provided for In said or
dinancc. The polls vii! open at O'Clock
a. m aud close at 6 o'clock p. IN.
(SEAID j. ID. WOOLFORD,
Mayor OF the City Of Houston.
Attest:
A. Upper. City Secretary.
Houston, Texas, July , 1901. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock.
holders Of the South Texas Loan anu
Building Association win be held In the
office OF Chiidross & Taylor In the Cot
ton Exchange on Monday, July y at
H. Schweikart. secretary
BY order OF the board OF directors a
special annual meeting ~ the directors
and stockholders OF the Hearne and Brazos
Valley Railroad company for the purpose
OF eecting directors and officers Of the
company for the ensuing year ana the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
is called 10 take place al the general OF
fices OF the company In Hearne Robert
son county, Texas, Wednesday, the 10th
10 O'clock a. m and 4 o'clock p. m.
w T.. Ferguson, Secretary lIearne and
Brazos Valley Railroad Company. 7-10Ol