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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
LOCAL PERSONAL.

DR.. E. H. Rawls has returned from New
York
Mr.. W. D. Richey of Augusta is at the
Pulaski House.
Mrs Thomas WILLY of Darien is regis
tered at the De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Semmes left fol
Mexico City yesterday.
Mr. j. B. Lucas of Daisy is registered
ct the Pulaski House.
Mr. c. s. Grice of MalIock is stoppinG
at the Screven House.
Mr.. d. r. Grower, Jr., of Statesboro
is at the Pulaski House.
Maj w. A wilkins of waynesboro Is
registered at the De Soto.
Mr.. W. T. Jenkins of Vidalia is stop
ping at the Pulaski House.
Miss Cornelia Lee left yesterday for
Asheville via the Southern.
Mr., Ed Stallings of Americas is stop.
ping at the Screven House.
Mr. s. E. Phillips left for Washington
yesterday over the Southern.
Mr. r. r. Moore of Savannah is at the
Hotel Victoria I'm New York.
Mr.. L. D. Duncan went to Richmond by
way of the Southern yesterday.
Miss NJ. c. Holt left for New York via
the Seaboard Air Line yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. Taylor left for New
York yesterday over the Southern.
Mr.. j. ]. Ogburn left for Washington
yesterday by way of the Southern.
Mr.. ]. D. Rice left for Camden by way
of the Seaboard Air Line yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Willard went to Camden
yesterday over the Seaboard Air Line.
Mr. A. b. Carpenter of Greenville. S.
c.. is registered al the Screven House.
Mr.. c. F. Brewn went to Tampa yester-
dey by way of the Seaboard Air Line.
Mr.. w. H. Perkins left for Jackson
VILE yesterday via the seaboard Air Line.
Mr. c. A Williams of Vaudeville was
among the arrivals at the De Soto yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Howell left for
Pinehurst over the Seaboard Air Line
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. McShea went to
Pinehurst over the Seaboard Air Line
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Folsom went
yesterday to Pinehurst by way of the
Seaboard Air Line.
Mrs. owen II. Zeigler. the wife of the
pugilist, arrived on the chattahoochee
yesterday, and is registered at the Pu-
laski.
Miss e. c. Falligant leaves to-day on
the Tallahassee for New York TO visit
DIR. and Mrs. George A. Van Wagenen
at Newark. N. j.
Mr.. Richard NJ. Lester leaves over me
Central for Macon tonight TO be present
at the marriage of Mr.. NJ FELTON, Hatcher
and Miss Margaret Plant
Maj A. schenck. who is in command at
Fort Screven, Tybee, has been ordered
on duty in Cuba. and VII leave for that
island via New York Monday
Mr. ]. w Brown, Jr., travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Seaboard Air Line, with
headquarters in Norfolk, is in the city.
He is accompanied by his wife.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
CITY BREVITIES.

Lee Graham. colored, was arrested yes
terday by Patrolman Collins, on com
plaint Of ]. J. johnson Of No. Lumber
street The prisoner II charged with steal
ing f7.25.
Frank Davis. oolored, Will appear be-
fore Recorder Myrick IN Police Court this
morning on charge Of cursing ana
threatening 20 XII w. y. Bradford. The
arrest was made by Detective Murphy.
A oockefbook was snatcbed from q lody
negro Thursday afternoon, shout
1,sk The lady lives on Waldburg street.
near Price. ami was within short dis
.,s,,ee ~ her home when the thief attack
"a ber. 10 arrest has been made
A ban6safne diamond ara opal ring
,tet win b. fbe chief Drize On the Ofsnge
40 sf 49, ~ J0sfDh'f inhrmafy bezssf
s.s rsffhassd yesterday from Hunter =
r.o Kfarau. 900 will BE- gincn1 % e1li-
,.,,l,,n la tlfir store probably to-1sy. fhe
r.rv 4 q prize well worth securing @na
fasre Is ~ DOUBT that ths Grange HeF
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
KNOCKED WOMAN DOWN.
Mounted PatrOIman Was Chasing
Reckless Driver.


Reckless Driver.
Laura Thornton, colored, of No. CPS
Cemetery street, was knocked down and
painfully injured Thursday night, and
had to be taken TO her home in the police
ambulance. The Thornton woman was
struck by the horse of Mounted PATROL
man Atkinson, who was chasing negro.
The officer saw negro drive horse
over a city lamp on Drayton and VALID
burg streets and started in pursuit. The
man In the wagon was driving in reck-
less manner, ana the patrolman put the
spurs in the TANKS of his horse. The
woman was crossing the street at Park
avenue and became frightened at the APP
proach of the officer. She was unable to
get out of the way, and was knocked to
the ground where she remained until the
arrival of the police ambulance.
The negro in the wagon made his es-
cane and the officer remained with the in
iured woman. The accident was reported
at police headquarters but no information
WAS given out.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
SEATS WENT WITH A RUSH
A Crowded House VIII Watch Per-
formance of "7-2O-S."

n crowded House VIII Watch Per-
formance of "7-2O-S."
The success of the performance of Au-
gustin Days "Seven-Twenty-Eight
that the Dramatic Club will give at the
theater on Monday night, so far as the
matter of attendance is concerned, is al
ready assured.
The box Office was opened yesterday
morning for the reservation of seats, and
the seats were rapidly engaged during the
DAY. The very general interest that Is
being manifested in the production of the
comedy indicates a large and fashionable
audience.
In the April Scribner's, as one of the
illustrations for 1.-The Stage Reminis-
cences of Mrs. Gilbert" appears fasci-
mating picture of James Lewis and Mrs.
Gilbert, in the roles of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
glss, as they appeared at the original
production of the comedy at Days The
alter, New York. To those who antici-
pate seeing Mr.. Louis Morgan and Mrs.
George Baldwin in these parts, on Mon
DAY evening, this picture may perhaps
prove interesting.
Under Mr. Nelson's coaching, the mem
oers OF the cast are approximating closer
ana closer to professional skill. and a
very enjoyable evening is in store for
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

Editor Morning News: Among the sew
erai ordinances introduced by the differ
ent aldermen. IN your issue Of April : ]
notice one which reads thus: An or5i-
nance 20 prevent poultry running a. large
was INTRODUCED by Alderman Fripp'
Nov. 81 appears 20 M ihat ~ our Young
alderman wants 10 bsge ~ ORDINANCE
nasscd. Why docs he NOT fn1 some DOG
ma viii ~ ~ moe Dfuehf 40 our faF
cify fhBn 10 anach fhr pDpf, ipphtilsltf
fowl % 49, wants ~ enclose nythiHs'
sby does he n9i turn DE- otteniigp -
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
Evrope's Three Systems of Royal
Succession.

From the London 81. Jsmes's Gazette.
The most general Is that known as the
.sallc system. under which woman are
completely excluded. This ~ the rule in
Belgium. Sweden, and Norway. Italy.
Denmark. and Germany. Then there n
the German-Dutch system, under which
males IN an degrees Of relationship take
precedence Of females. the throne pass
ing 20 the female line only m case Of the
extinction Of all the male lines, however
remote This ~ the rule IN Holland
from which the law takes ~ name
Russia, and some Of the minor German
states The third system a. our own
fEnblishl under when females are ez-
ciude0 when fhere arc males Doc ihr same
dearcs - Relationship. but take preccr
denoe ~ males NhOHe degree N relation
ship 10 not 80 close ~ thsir own Thus
a. older daughter ~ the fuiing Egyefsign
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
1T IS IMPORTANT
To Know What You Are Taking
When Using Catarrh Medicines.

Catarrh is the short route to consump-
ton, and the importance of early and ju-
ulclous treatment of catarrh whether To-
Vated in the head, throat or bronchial
tunes, cannot be too strongly emphasized.
Inc list of catarrh cures is as long as
Vle moral law and the forms in which they
are administered, numerous and confus-
ing from sprays, lnhalers, washes. ONT
mtuts' and salves to powders, liquids and
tablets.
me tablet form rs undoubtedly the most
eonVenleht and NOSE effective. but with
nearly all advertised catarrh remedies It
j. almost entirely a matter of guess work
10 what you are taking into your sys-
.ln' as the proprietors, while making ell
aoi Us or claimes as to what their medicine
WIN DO always keep 1t close secret as
70 what they are.
ne success and popularity of the new
a'arrh cure. stuart's Catarrh Tablets, is
tstiy because IL not only cures catarrh
y'l because catarrh sufferers who used
sSe tablets know what they are taking
po lneir systems. Stuart's Catarrh Tab
pelng composed OF Eucolyptol, Hy-
Iasun' Guaicol and similar valuable and
.Lsepue ingredients, and pleasant 20 the
- ana being dissolved in the mouth
,,, axe Immediate effect upon the mu-
Hhlng OF the throat, nasal passages
'' ~ Whole respiratory tract
.' cures that Stuarfs catarrh Tablets
accomplished In old chronic cases Of
are little short Of remarkable.
sr. 'he advantage Of knowing what you
g., p4iuhg into your stomach Is OF para.
t."l Importance when II II remembered
hoy iho cocaine or morphine ha biz has
frequently contracted a. the result
"s secret catarrh remedies.
g'aiis faisrrh Tablets meet with oOS-
t 'hWpFal from physicians. because
tNlsfp1e character renders them
haff for the general public ~
''A iitif composition makes them
.enae cure for 30 forms ~ caisr,
a. ef9ssirts sell them al " cents ter
''4 ii1aa package.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
CAR JUMPED THE TRACK.

Hooks Were piled in the Curve and
Passengers Were JoIted.
A trolley car on the Thunderbolt line
Jumped the track at st. Julian and Hao-
ersham streets last night and the sched-
ule of the Habersham street line was
somewhat interfered with. Some one piled
rocks in the curve at that point, and the
car was run deep in the sand Fortunate
ly no one was injured, although those IN
the car received a sudden jolt that made
them wonder what would happen next.
The street railway management has nad
considerable trouble at its curve in TINS
square. and the police will be asked 10
keep their eyes on the small boys VINO
congregate at that point
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

the hundreds of worthless ours which rove
our streets, or the melodious cats which
make our peaceful nights hideous with
their unearthly yells. There are other
things which are a nuisance of a far
graver nature than the helpless chick.
1 for one like consistency, and feel for
my fellow man who is straining at fowl
and swallowing a saw mill. Will our
young city father not reconsider and let
the fowls have a breath of air and a
blade of green grass occasionally?
Consistency.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
GOLF FOR PRIZES.
Match Play for a Cup to Take Place
in MAY.

in May.
Forty-nine entries for the golf handicap
tournament to be played this afternoon
had been received up to last night, and
there is a possibility that more entries
will be registered to-day. The play will
be for eighteen holes, the handicaps be-
ing arranged on basis of 100 strokes for
the course. Prizes will be awarded to the
three players making the highest net
scores. Owing to the number of entries
the whole of the afternoon will be taken
up with the handicap tournament, so that
there will be no match play.
In the latter part of May it is hoped to
arrange a tournament of match games,
for which the prize, handsome cup, has
already been ordered by the Green Com
mittee At the end of the play this af-
ternoon the members of the club will be
entertained at the club house by one of
the lady members.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OFFICERS.
Elected at Palestine COMMANDERS
Annual COncIave.

Palestine Commandery No. Z, knights
Templar held its annual conclave last
night, and elected the following officers;
Eminent Commander-Robert L. Cold
ing.
Generalissimo-Henry S. Colding.
Captain General-Julian A Tison.
Prelate-Rev. DR.. j. Y. Fair.
Senior Warden--F'red w. Garden.
Junior Warden-Thos. p. Keck.
Treasurer-W. c. Ofutt.
Recorder-W. S. Rockwell.
Standard Bearer-J. c. Postell.
Sword Bearer-Wiliam Denhart
Warder-W. b. Stubs.
Third Guard-James L. Bennett.
Second Guard-C. II. Gugel.
First Guard-Rchard w. Baughn.
Sentinel-Thos. Robins.
Organist-S. P. Snow.
Choir-W. A. Reaves, E. K. Demmond,
j. R. Cargill and "A. F. King.
The election was followed by a ban
quet.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
FOR BIBLE STUDY.
A Series of Meetings To Be Held Next
Week at Layyton Memorial.

A Series of Meetings To Be Held Next
Week at Lawton Memorial.
A series of meetings for Bible study
will be held in the Lawton Memorial,
April u, 10 and IA, by Rev. A. C. Gaebe-
lem, and Alwyn Ball. Jr., of New York.
The meetings and subjects will be as fol-
lows:
Friday Evening. s:SO-"The Coming Of
the Lord, the Fourfold Hope"
Saturday Afternoon. 4:SO-"Judgments
to Come"
Saturday Evening. s:30-"The Prophetic
Scope OF the Psalms"
Lords Day Afternoon, 4:So-Romans
xi.
Lords Day. Evening, s;S0-Eplstle OF
Jude.
All Christians are invited to attend.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

those who attend One of the hits of the
play will be Mr.. Noble Hardee's interpre-
tation of the role of Signor Tamborini,
the italian maitre de ballet who is acting
as agent for an English lord in the search
for the fair original of the picture, num-
bered '72S' in the catalogue of the
academy.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
BICYCLE RIDER INJURED.
Mr.. John Morris Bruised and His
Wheel Badly Damaged.

Wheel Badly Damaged.
Mr.. John Morris was injured at Bull
and Thirty-second streets yesterday after
noon in a bicycle accident that came very
near resulting seriously. Another wheel
man, whose name could not be ascertain
ed, and whom it is said was riding at
quite a rapid rate, collided with Mr..
Morris near Belford's store. Both riders
were sent rolling in the road, and Mr..
Morris hand was painfully cut. The other
rider escaped injury and his wheel was
not injured. DIR. j. G. Keller and Mr..
George C. Schwarz were driving by at
the time and Mr.. Morris and his broken
wheel were brought down town.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.
Were Held in Many Churches ana
Well Attended.

The Good Friday services celebrated In
the Roman Catholic. Episcopal ana
Lutheran Churches yesterday were all
well attended. especially the agony SER
vice at 81. Paurs Church. from p TO 3
O'Clock p. M. and the service OF the Ten
ebrae which was celebrated again last
night at the Cathedral Of St. John the
Baptist The sanctuary boys, trained by
REV. Rather Kennedy. sang the last Ia
nentations, while the sermon was preach-
"a by Rev. Bishop Kelley, who spoke on
the Passion Of Christ
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
Yamacraw Negro Held for an At
tempt at Criminal Assault.

tempt at Criminal Assault.
Edward Curtis. colored, was arrested
last night by Detective Murphy on a
charge Of an attempted criminal assault
upon a negro girl, named Sadie Maxwell.
The crime is alleged to have been com
mitted in Yamacraw Thursday night. and
was reported at police headquarters yes
terday morning. The girl claims that
Curtis drew a knife and threatened to
kill her II she did not do as he wished
She says that she screamed and that
Curtis ran away. The prisoner denies
the charge and will be given a prelim-
mary examina ton by Recorder Myrick in
Police Court this morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

gives way to all her younger brothers
and their issue. but takes precedence of
a male cousin or a nephew. This system
is the rule in Spain and Portugal, as well
as in England.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

will prove popular with those that at
tend the Bazaar. The tree is in charge of
Mrs. c. S. Richmond, Mrs. Pease and
Mrs Silva.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06
FAST VEGETABLE TRAIN.
Will BE Put on by the Southern Ex-
press Company April 10.

W III DC Ut thc Tx
press Company April 10.
The Southern Express Company is not
ed for the interest it has always dis
played in truck-growing in Florida. 1t
has done all in its power to promote and
favor the industry. When instances of
this are wanted, it is but necessary to
refer to freezes, when the company has
helped the farmers by furnishing many
of them with new seed to plant crops to
take the place of those destroyed. The
company is now about to establish quicker
and more satisfactory communication
with eastern and western markets for the
East Coast of Florida.
Through the cooperation OF the Flori-
da East Coast Railway, the Southern Elk
press Company will run a fast special
vegetable train, commencing Wednesday,
April 10. scheduled to leave Miami, Fla,
daily, except Sundays, at 5 o'clock p. m,
due to reach Jacksonville the following
morning about o'clock, where connec-
tions will be made with all of the fast
passenger trains out of that point for the
East and West.
This train will consist of as many ex-
press care as may be necessary to accom-
modate the business. Cars loaded solid
for the principal Eastern and western
markets, via all rail lines. will be con-
tinued through to destinations without
transfer Of contents. Consignments to
steamer and dispatch lines at Jackson
willie and Savannah will be promptly for
warded.
The Southern Railway ticket office has
an exhibition an excellent birds eye view
~ the Pan American Exposition at Buff
falo It was displayed yesterday. and is
attracting much attention.
The ocean Steamship Company is hav-
ing an exceptionally heavy travel over its
line. Yesterday the Tallahassee sailed
with 1926 passengers, ninety Of which were
fref-class.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

The Southern Railway ticket office has
on exhibition an excellent bros eye view
of the Pan American Exposition at Bur
falo. It was displayed yesterday. and Is
attracting much attention.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

MEMS COLLARS, all linen and all shapes, at.... foe
MEMS CUFFS all shapes, 25c quality, at ....... t5c
MEMS NECKWEAR, latest novelties at ........ 25c
MEMS SOCKS, black, tan and fancy ...... t2Hc
MEMS SHIRTS, fancy Numbered, 75c value. $500. 49c
BOYS SHIRTS, collars attached SOC value. 39c
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

The future about hopeless when Mrs. Pearson
this letter. had full Doctors
had failed think agony
suerinSl This good knew she gradually growing
weaker. She could painful lie down
The awful menstrual trouble sappns her life The
sharper continued each month"; each
month she grew less able What she do?
Vine of Cardui Mrs Pearson fully that friend
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06


to
my in
can do for me PEARSON
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-06

The ocean Steamship Company is hav-
ing an exceptionally heavy travel over its
line. Yesterday the Tallahassee sailed
with 1875 passengers, ninety OF which were
first-class.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
GENERAL WILSON HAT BIZ
NAMED MAJOR GENERAL

Washington, Jan. 11.-By a vote OF
Al to IL, the Senate yesterday after
noon restored to the Army Reorganiz-
ton bill the legislation necessary 70
retire General Shafter as a Major Cen
trail and Generals James H. Wilson and
Fitzhugh Lee as Brigadier Generals.
Senator Sewell offered the Shafter
amendment, which provides thet the
President may select from the retired
list Of the army an officer not above
the rank Of Brigadier General, who
may have distinguished himself dur
ing the Spanish war in command Of a
separate army, and appoint him Ma
jor General in the regular army, with
the pay and allowances of that grade
on the retired list.
Senator Daniel, of Virginia, offered
the Wilson-Lee amendment. which
gives the President power TO select
from the Brigadier Generals Of Volun-
teers two officers without regard TO age
and appoint them Brigadier Generals
in the regular army for the purpose OF
placing them on the retired list.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
TEMPERANCE MRN
| ALREADY AT WORK
Want Question Of Local Op.
ton Submitted TO the
People

Dover, Jan. 1.-THE temperance peo-
pie Of the state are now greatly interested
in the result Of the local option question
when it comes up before the General As
sembly.
According TO the new Constitution. af-
ter the temperance people secure the sig
natures of two-thirds OF the members
from each county. it is possible 10 have
an act passed submitting the question Of
license OF no license 10 the people for their
decision at the polls. The Legislature Is
then compelled TO pass the act calling for
special election as soon as these sigma
lures are secured. At the last session
they were all secured, but some Of the
opponents to the temperance cause sue
cceded in obtaining the withdrawal Of one
or two OF the members before the act was
passed.
The petition has already secured sew
eral signatures. Two Of these-Senators
Alice Union Republican, and Maui
(Democrau-give as their reasons that
the American principle Of the voice OF the
people demands them 10 sign in appealing
to their own consciences. as it is simply
giving the people the privilege OF saying
whether they will or will not license the
sale Of liquor. The senators declare that
their action in the matter is neither for
nor against the saloon.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
INCORPORATORN
ELECT OFFICERS
Ferris School Contained SeV-
enty-iOur Inmates in
December

Corporators OF the Ferris Industrial
School met again last evening. elected Of
6eers aud heard the annual reports read
james NJ. Bryan was elected to succeed
Joseph W. II. Watson, deceased, on the
indenmring committee The school COM
mittee was reduced to two members.
Margaret w. Bush and Alice ID. Lobdell.
The old officers OF the board were elected
as follows President Caleb Harlan, NJ.
d.; vicc-presidents, Chief Justice Charles
b. Lore, George $. Capelle; reappointed
trcaturer, Lndley c. Kent; secretary,
Calvin c. Thomas.
Resolutions were adopted on the death
of Mr.. Watson.
The annual reports, epitomized give
the following information. Administra-
ton committee, great Improvement made
in the management Of the school under
the efforts OF superintendent Meserve and
his corps of assistants. Special efforts
made to obtain more revenue from th,
produce Of the institution. Plans matur.
ing for still further improvements.
lndenturing committee: Twenty
boys given leave during 19OOi 10 white
i3 c0lored
Treasurer. Cash on hand December 20
1899. S2,Si6.59 total receipts,$ $40 ,39L76
total. s23.23S35
Expenses. School. sl0,333S0. farm
s4.02S.41; manual training sl,03796 othc
expenses, S7,6l5; cash balance. Sl93.6S
subscribed especially for an electric pow
er and light plant, $2,i92; total, f2S,2SS.S5
Superintendent: Boys in school DE
cemher 81. 1900, "a; committed during th
year 2s; oifenscs for which the boys werl
committed. Breaking, entering and lar
ceny, 3; larceny, ~: insubordination, 6
vagrancy, z.
Value of farm products used, s2,59i.ll
value of farm products sold, Si,0iS.92
These figures do not include product fe'
to stock.
School teacher: Number OF boys at
tending school, 81.
Manual training: Work exceeded b.
far that of any past year. Goods solo
ss49.21; labor for school, SS243o; tota
81, 1881.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
WILL OPERATE NEW LINE
Cars VIII be Run in Du Pont Street
Tomorrow by City Railway

Beginning tomorrow the Whining
ton City Railway Company will oper-
ate its line in DUPONT street. At pres
ent the cars will only run from Della
ware avenue to Front street, but con-
nections will be made with other lines
shortly.
The company will issue transfers on
Delaware avenue, west on Eighth and
Fourth streets, and on the Front street
lines. Those passengers desiring to
go east on Eighth street, on Fourth
street, to Riverview, or out Maryland
avenue. will be given a transfer at
Fourth and DUPONT streets west on
Fourth street and retraasferred to the
lines they wish to go.
The Delaware avenue, West Eighth.
West Fourth and West Front street
lines will issue transfers to the Du-
Pont street line only on cash fares.