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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

grOHB AND TWO REsIDENcBs
southeast corner Aberoorn ana Hunting
DON N000. rental. fi,sso. all expense tzi7.
Set Income e.eyen hundred and three dol
isrs y. q. Black has u fOr sale.
q HOUsEs on PAuLREB. BETwBEis
HoiOn and GSinHett. VII - 4 part, Or
~ q siloiei ~ fafinF street ene hays
hfge yen1si auuuai ekpenae $40 inosane
fiblA WV make price aafisfsriefy
SMALL. 5ONeEs On gwIEhEg-r
faFi of a. ~ a ~ hy, eorueF Allan
~ mQpfiiy fslaal - NtN sei 80
nqD
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

FOR RENT, STORE CORNER EAST
Broad and McDonough streets, an estab-
lished stand now doing a fine business;
reasonable rental. J. E. Fulton & Son.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

FOR RENT, NO. 2OS DUFFY STREET,
east; possession given at once. Apply to
Rivers & Gibbes, Drayton and st. Julian
streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

FOR RENT, AT ISLE OF HOPE,
part of house SIS per month. Address A.
B. c., P. o. Box 70.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

IN SELLING PROPERTY, OF
course, l have to name prices owners
want; but they will frequently accept
less; make any offer you think right, and
1 will be glad to submit it. John L.
Archer
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

YOU WILL BE BIG l. JSER IF YOU
buy real estate and don't consult Platshek,
the leader.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

NICE TwO-STORY DWELLING. 12i
Thirty-second east; large lot; only $1,000;
make us bid! Platshek & Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

PA DUFFY, WEST, LARGE TWO
story residence, lot S2x1O6 only $S,1OO. Plat
shek & Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

TEN LOTS ON wALDBURG
STREET, JUST EAST OF WATERS
ROAD, CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $500:
IN LESS THAN FIVE YEARS THEY
WILL BRING 5000. JOHN l.. ARCHER.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

If YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
real estate see our bulletin before buy
ing. Youmans & Demmond, Bryan,
east.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BULL
AND SIXTH. LOT 10 FEET FRONT
ON THOMAS PARK; REASONABLE
ARCHER.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

TWO COTTAGES. HARMON, NEAR
Wolf, will sell cheap to quick purchas-
err w. J. Miscally, Jr.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-28

GOOD COMBINATION HORSE; ALSO
fine saddler, Babcock buggy and light
delivery wagon. Bewan, Bull and Best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
k,evivins the Cunpnar.

The practical and Immediate effect of the recent -AIussulmafl agitation has been to consolidate the position oi the sultan by rallying to bis side his Moslem subjects and reYiving the Ian- gushing fiction of the caliphate. This is the true meaning of the sultans jubilee and one may well ask whether those who t X part i'll the celebrations as rer yes of ci lized powers will relish the idea when it is brought home to them. Turkish misrule op- presses MosIem as well as Christian but inasmuch as reform has now been synonymous with the sweeping away of the Turks as q nation. no improve ment iii Turkey can be hoped for with out foreign intervention. and every at tempt in the direction of reform will be strenuously opposed in self-defense by the whole Moslem populs .ion of Turkey. News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
CA9ToRTA. Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Bought Signature ss &xX2Nztzzu
Weather Forecasts In . Cnn

The following plan is said to offer an excellent forecast of the weather by means of cup of coffee. Drop care 1aliy into the middle of your morning cup o1 coffee, prepared with little milk, two Jumps Of sugar, and, with
 out stirring the cup, from the results oraw your augures. If the bubbles ascend rapidly, separate quickly. and ny to the side of the cup, there will De much rain within the next twenty four hours. If they gather slowly and graVitate in a cluster to the side only possible showers may be expected. But II they remain placidly in the center or the cup, you may wear your best hat, and leave your umbrella at homa when you take your walks abroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
SHIPS IN AIR.
Toys MaAe :. Flight of Thousand Teet
 Toward tta Sky.


 A noFei scheme by which toy ships may ba sailed along a kite cord has been perfected by genius who SIP Ids his Sunday molnines at the Conco. .rse at Goney Island sailing miniature ships high into the air. It is not uncommon fer him to send his little ships a thous- and feet late the air where they lcok like small saetlls in the sky The beauty of the inventors novel plan Is that when the ships reach a given alti- Jude they afe released automatically, the saiis drop, and the little ships come rushing down the kite cord at an amazil clip. Then agaln sails are teaf. .justed and the small ships again resume their skyward sail. His tky-s9i.sag craft is lightly built, thouSh staneh enough to stand a strong wind, It is constructed mainly of cedar With a light bamboo mast, the sails being Of linen The hull of his boat is constructed much like the modern life-saving surf boat, both bow and stern having the same lines. Stepped quarters forward is his maln-mast This is re-enf, 'ced with an array of strings so that a strong wind will ot snap it off. At both ends of his tiny craft he has a swivel wheel, which per it's the ship to pass over the kite cord The ship is rgged on the square plan, the upper " rds being weighted slightly in order that the sails may drop quickly and securely When ready to sail his little ship the sailor passes the end of his kite cord through the little swivel wheel Be- low his string of kites the inventor has fastened q small spool. This is the buby that marks the end of the SElp's voyage into the air. When the DOW of his tiny boat strikes this spool the sails are released by an ingen ous contriVanee and drop to the deck The boat carries eountor-balance weight suspended to the keel This weight not only enables tho ship to stand alright while sailing up the cord, but gives it the impetus to carry it down the kite cord against the wind after the sails have been lowered. New York World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
Crivelli's Work Once Cheap.

Seventy years ago, Lady Arundel. of mother of the present peer-saw small painting of Ma donna in Rome, liked it, bought it and gave it to Stonyhurst College, in Lancashire. The price she paid for it was $25 The hand that painted the little picture was CrivelliAs, and it has just been sold by the college author ites for S20.C00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
Counting Years In Japan.

MT. B. Mayehatake, a young Japan csc who has been studying in Chicago gives an explanation of the method by which time is reckoned in the chrysan.. themum land. The Japanese year be- gins on our January 1, but instead Of counting from the birth Of Christ reckoning is made from the reign Of Japan's first emperor. Zimu Our 1901 is the year 2561 in Japan. When a new ruler mounts the throne distinctive name is given to his reign and a sort of petty calendar is kept of the years of his government, just as We keep track of the age of our republic, writ,
 Ag in legal documents: Year of our Lord 1901, and of the independence Of the United States the 125th." The name for the present mikado's rule. which began thirtythree years ago, is Meiji. This word is pronounced May zee, and means peaceful government" Therefore, the current year in Japan Is Meiji 34 as we'll as Zimu 25Sl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
Troops on the March.

A single battalion Of infantry 1000 strong, which is the strength Of an English battalion, takes mp road length of 525 yards. including about eighty yaras for stragglers. 4 bat tery Of deld artillery takes up 200 Xa.ds and q regiment of cavalry takes up, when marching four abreast. G50 garaa. An army corps, with its staff, wagons, glns. hospitals, etc, would extend over thirty-four miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
Satphuiiding Around Great IakeS

sh pbu' ding around the great lakes bids fair to be as brisk for 1900 as for the two years previous. In addition 10 the new ton ge on the lakes. the government has under construction. or authorized, the greatest number of ships in its history. Some 75 vessels of all classes, giving employment to more than 10000 mechanics of differ tnt grades, are under construction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
Minnesota's ferritorial Governor.

Alexander Ramsey, the first territo- rial governor of Minnesota, celebrated his S5th birthday in Minneapolis few days ago. He is as hale and hearty as a man of 60 He served first as mayor of St. Paul, then as governor of Mime sota territorv was second governor of the state. served as United States sen. ator, and was secretary of war under Preside2t Hayes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
LUCKY PUPILS s.
No Partial Fayment,' in Philadelphia's
 PnbIic Schools.

No Partial rayment,'' in Phlladelphlas
 Public Schools.
 The school children of totay have g-eat many advantages over those of a few ye3rs ago, but there's not one ehronieled that has brought as much regret to former pupils as a change recently introduced into the public schools of Philadelphia By it's prob iems in compound interest, customs and partial payments are abolished. The head of the school system in the Quaker City is very sensibly of the opinion that not one child in a thou sand eyer nas occasion in later life to use the specified problems and so these lucky youngsters escape them altogether, says the Baltimore News. Anyone who has toiled over partial payment exapCle; who has filled both sides of slate with it; who has sigh cd oyer it, and worked over it, and wept over it, and has finally gotten an answer that differed from that in the book-sometimes by a mere bagatelle of S200 or S300-can appreciate the good fortune of the scholars. They also appreciate tht fact that in certain cases their own struggles with figures that wouldn't add correctly and that wouldn't multiply at all might have been spared them to the improvement of their tempers and tbeir nerves and without injury to their intelligence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-30
CA ST o7IA. Ss:;,''' s'':: ;; ''' z;;z::;:!' /, /; 2 Z; ::;:!' ''''
 Salary of E3 # Year.

The parish clerk of Sulgrave, Eng land, has again successfully sued the church warden for the payment of his salary of G3 year. He said that he had on several occasions provided the communion wine out of his paltry sal ary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
And Suffering Greatly On
Yesterday Afternoon
LYING ON THE GROUND
Had Taken Morphine to Relieve
His Suffering From a Cons
gested Liver.

Mr B. B. 5trai who has made many
frieLds in Brunswick since coming
here few months sgo was found in n
very bsd condition out on che Boule-
Vsrd yesterday.
Mr.. ALI xaDder Manos reported t.
police headquarters that man was Iy-
ing under tree dying and Officer
RlcAardaon seour.d q tack and after
calling IN the services If DR.. w. c.
Hatcher started out 10 locate the siok
one.
Mr.. Straight was found lying on the
grass and In an apparently dying con-
ditiou, his extre mites being cold and
general appearance indicating q low
state OF vitality.
DIR. Hatcher recog aizsd the eff .o,s OF
morphine pOist ng and was driven
quickly with his patient to his offioe.
Restoratives and stimulants were in
jsc ed under the skin and other means
used to bring warmth and life back 10
the o0ld parts of the body. Later the
stomach was relieved of its contents,
snd this aided materially In brighten
the patients condition. About "a or
grains Of morphine had been swallow
ed aud If relief had not come Just when
1t did Mr.. Strait ocu'd no have lived
many hours longer.
He has not been In good health for
some time and his friends think the
morphine was taken to relieve suffer
ing occas,oned by a congsstt d liver.
Those who heard Of the illness of Mr..
Strait last night expressed much regret
over his condition aud the hope that he
will speedily recover his health and
strength,
Mr., s rair has been a sufferer from
ilnets for some time and on recent
occai n was attacked by fainting
spell trat cs used his frishds much
alarm He was resting up preparatory
to acct ping lucrative position here
when the attack came ) es erday, and
at las accounts IL was thought he will
be able to fill the position awaiting him
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
PUSHING VESTlGATIoN.
Chief Of Police Burney is Working on the
Sapp Robbery

Chief o Pol ce Burner is detsrm,t
ed shat man cannot commit robbery
in Brunswick and escape. In accord
ance with that determination is pushs
ing the investiga ion of the recent r, b.
oery Of Mr.. D. FL. Sapp
The companion of Otto HinsoD. a
man named Brewer, was fined in the
police court yesterday for his oonneo
tion with afisir and while Hfnson ia
held In jail pending further invessiga-
tion by Chief Buiney as to whp. err
they can be held amendable TO tht l,w
Tor robbery and assault
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
SPECIAL SERVICES.
Now Being Held at St Francis Xayiers
Church.

r., Rev. Bishop Kelley OF Savannah
is here conducting speclsl services at
st F'aDois Xaviers Catholic church.
rhe Bishops Mass is at $50 a. M, aud
at the q. M Mass there is se:mon
by the Bishop and every evening at 7 30
the Bishop will preaoh. All are cordial.
~ invited. The services will be everv
day this week concluding Friday morn
ing.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
t. e qualifications of int lligenCe, hon.

T. e qualifications of int lligenoe, hon.
60 Y, diligence and independence IL
absolutely essential. If this can b,
done without the strife, the bit eFness,
tbs harsh ness, tn, expense, VI a hea'.
ed tactic, al contest, IL ought to be
done. Those who directed this COM
munication to be addressed to ycu are
xnanim' US in tire opiriou that it C n
be done.
Lookirg g solely to tits purpose an
informal meeting was held at the city
hall on Friday, Oct. 1ltp., in whIch the
following oisizens Of Blunswiok
participates: f. D. Aiken, Moses
Daniel, T. Newmsus Q. D. Ogg. E H.
Mason, Julious May, Fl, IL, McAi.ter,
r. r Hopkina, e. Brobston, G. Miller,
E F. Coney, P, S Smith. @. Halver-
sor, M. KaMAA. J. Crovatt, L Gold.
smith, e. L. Gambler, J. w. Thomas,
). j. Lott, A. L Franklip.
After careful oonside ration of the
while mat or, they unanimo ously
agreed that 1t is not only possible for
tue cd citizens of Brunswick to
u0ite on four aldermen to be voted for
at the approaching Dect mber election
who will adminiser pubic affairs
honestly, Wisely and cspably; but that
It is essential to the prosperity and the
business interests of the city that they
should do so.
Having reached this conclusion, they
directed the undersigned committee to
'all mass meeting of the citizens Of
Brunswick, foJ the purpose of nominate
DR an aldermanio Gioket TO be voted
Tor at the next MUNICIPAL election; AM
they respectfully Invlte and urge all
good ciGizens who are interested 10
Ihe welfare and prosperity of Bruns-
wick to attend d mass mestinR. for
said purpose, at rhs city hall. at 8
O'Clock p. m on Friday, the 18Th day
Of October, 1901.
r X Hopkins,
Constance Miller,
EFF Ccney,
Faux D Aiken,
Committee.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
At the OgIethOrpe Yesterday.
Committee.

At the 0gIethOrpe Yesterday.
G M Reddeoord. ] A Keith, Macon
Mr.. and Mrs James Dunn. Atlanta
e Fl Meyer. Savannah; F Floyd, ] L
Crowley. J T Strickland Waycross
E FL Worth, Ksnsas City; EB Davies,
New York; Capt H G Redick, city; y T
GerOne, Jacksonville w j Danquix,
birmingham: Meyer, Philadelphia; D.
W Mcleod, Hswkinsvile; Max Kraus 8
Savannah; WI Sorugg, p A, SAL;
81 w Gowen, Boston; E w Brown,
Atlanta; E L D RaacD, j V Wester,
New York; G A We,ls5r, Louisville,
Ky; 3 BSamson, Atlanta; A A Hunter,
indianapolis; 8 Schsenaoh boyer, Jsok>
sonville; Q Ruff, Thomasville, Jno J
McDonough, ] Uhlfelder, Savannah
Julius Meyers. New York; Fv Bald
win, Richmond, Va,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
An ADDRESS 70
BRUNSN|CK|ANS
Committee Of Citizens Issue
Call for Mass Meeting
70 Be HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
In the Interest Of Harmony at tho
Coming Municipal
Election.

The committee Of oitizeus appointed
by meeting held Friday last have
issued an address Incorporating a call
for a mass meeting TO be held F. day
night next at the city hall at 8 o'cI,cA
Ths call announces the purposes Of
This movement as for harmony in he
approaching munioj pal election and
the nomination Of tiOk.! upon which
all GLASSES Of voters can units and rely
to promote the BEST q lancial and com.
mercial interests of this community.
1t has been sugGeste as q result of the
meeting held last Friday that the
names OF MessTs. A L, franklin, III.
K iser, J, S,ovail Smith and w. B
Cook W uld be acceptable to the voters
as men representing varied Industrial,
commercial and 0ther interests-but
all of whom could be relied upon to
Iend their efforts to Yards the proper
admin istration of public affairs
I is not known, as far as the general
public Is concerned whs.her these
gentlemen named would coept II nom
mated, neither is it known positively
that the ticket as suggested will bs
nominaAd,
As the Timss-Call understa. de the
object Of the prime movers in this
matter they have simply the interests
of Bruins wick at heart q. d only desire
to see men placed In the aldermanic
ohairs who will do the best they can to
keep pnlliug Brunswick forward on
the road to prosperity. These senti-
monts are to be commended and the
action of the oiiizens of Brunswick in
mass meeting assembled will be a very
proper method of bringing out all the
pros and cons of the situation.
The Times CAL is heartily in ~ mpa-
thy with the idea Of hsrmtny. As
general proposition it 10 III better
for the citizens Of Brunswick to unise
on four good men and elect them
without opposition than it is for
division in public sentiment to lead to
a contest at the polls.
The mass meeting now called affords
everyone an opportunity for free and
open discussion of any questions to be
considered in connection with men and
measures but above ell everyone who
attends will no doubt be prompted BY q
feeling Of harmony and unity Of
action.
The Times. Call is interested ia oil
matters pertaining to Brunswicks best
interest and trusts that at the meeting
Friday night full atten nance of those
interested In pushing Brunswick for
ward will be noted.
The official call for the mass meeting
which incorporates an expression Of iti
primary purposes is herewith given:
To the Citizens of Brunswick;
To MAINTAIN municipal govern
ment which has for It's sole object the
best interests OF all lts citizens 10 .
purpose in which you cannot hesitat,
to join, To accomplish this purposl
the selection of aldermen who posses
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
Protracted Meeting Will Begin Soon.

TTVUaVl1u WeetITTS VIII DeBIH oUOH'
At the First Baptist church the pas
Tor will begin series of meetings next
Sunday. He will be assisted by Rev
r. e. Neighbor, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Americus. Mr..
Neighbor is f 3e preacher and very
successful evangelist. He will no
doubs, do q great work in Brunswick.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15

Lost-One small black ard white
setter puppy, reward Of $40 90 by return
ing same to II, S. johnson, 702 Union
Street,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15

FOR SALE-A lot of NICE furniture
cheap, Must be sod before Nov. 1st.
Apply III G street.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15
Nsighbor is a fl ae preacher and a very

WANTED-At once rs lsbors Al
good wages,
w. H. Bowen & Co.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15

Opening of fall and winter millinery
will begin at Miss Kate Skaters today.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-15

For Group use CHEN EY'S
EXPECTORANT.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-06-22
The Necessity for Action.

1t appears to the average thinking
mind that now is the time for the
Supervisors to take some definite action
on the good roads question. The Good
Roads Association also might cooper
ate in a personal way with the members
of the Board 10 arranging some plan OF
action. 1t seems to us that the only
plausible plan which could be inauger-
ated at present, would be to levy the
small but necessary tax and work
the roads by contract. Whether thi:
plan is adopted or not, something
should be lone at 1.-THE next meeting
The matter has been put off Ions
enough.
The Board OF Supervisors is composed
of gentlemen whom we believe have
the necessary back bone and energy t.
act when they become fully awake tc
the fact that unless something is dout
we are going to drop far behind The
procession.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-06-22
REV. DAVID wINDHAM DEAD.

Rev. David Windham, pastor o
Calvary church, about len miles south
Of Grenada, died suddenly at his homi
in that neighborhood Sunday nigh
about 1870. His death came as an un'
expected shock to his many friends an(
relatives. He delivered his usua
Sunday morning sermon to his congre-
cation, but before the end of the da,
his useful life in the service OF hi,
Maker had drawn to n solemn close
His remains we're laid to rest in tn,
cemetery at Calvary church.
He leavesa wife and sevetal children
also a brother, Mr.. James Windham
OF this city, to mourn their loss. TIL,
SENTINEL extends to them its deepes
sympathy in this their hour of sorrow
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-06-22
Death of Mrs II. w. Beck.

On Wednesday night Mrs. d. w.
Beck, wife OF the circuit clerk Of this
county, died at her home in this place.
Although she had been in feeble health
for some time and her death was not
unexpected, yet it came as a great
shock to her many friends and relatives,
and especially to her husband and six
children. Mrs. Beck was a loving and
devoted mother, IA true and faithful
wife and a pleasant and agreeble
neighbor. She was IA consistent mem
Der of the Methodist church.
The remains Of the deceased were
laid to rest in the old family buryine
ground about six miles from here OF
Thursday afternoon.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-06-22

Nuptials of w Popular Young PEG
pie Solemnized.

On Wednesday afternoon at 1870
O'CLOCK Miss Jennie Nj. Meaders, Of this
city, and Mr.. J. B. Walker of Column
bus, Miss, were united in marriage,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. w. a. Hamlet, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents on Second street.
Memberships wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Mrs. c. w.
Rowland. There were also vocal
selections by Miss Martha Heron, of
C~offeeville, Miss. The bride was
gownel in white organdy and carried
brides roses and maiden hair ferns,
The pretty parlor was appropriately
and Hastily decorated in ferns, sweet
peas, etc. The bride is a member OF
one of the first families CT Grenada, be-
ing the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Meaders, and possesses a large
number of friends and admirers, and is
highly esteemed for her strength of
mind and character.
The groom is a prosperous and
sterling young business man of CO.
lumbus, being a member of the firm OF
Morgan. Walker & Co.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Walker left for a tour If the
East. They will visit the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition at Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and other points Of interest. After
their return they will be at home to
their friends in Columbus.
There were a number of invited
guests present at the marriage. The
friends attending from Columbus we're:
Misses Matte Walker and Sadie
Cheatham, the former being a sister
of the groom and Messrs. Charles H.
Jacobs, Lee Cane and Louis Walker,
a brother. DR.. and Mrs. Thos. Purser
and little daughter of McComb City
we're also present
In the words Of Henry v:
God, the best maker of all marriages
Combine your hearts in one"