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Evening journal., 1901-08-05

A few years ago a wealthy man in
Missouri endeavored TO have a house
maid elope with him, leaving his wife
behiaJ. She refused and would not
listen to his Establishments. Her vir-
tue had its reward, for he same to ac-
knowledge his error and gave her 2
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

you can't reason a man out Of a po-
sition he hasn't reasoned himself
into says an authority. This means
that when one takes a stand because
OF sentiment or prejudice, no amount
OF argument will shake him. With
him black is white, or a shade so near
it that he protests there isn't a differ
ence. .rll4f
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

The author of that silly jungle
Throw Out the Life Line" has given
the public the history of the motive
which inspired the marvellous compost
ton. He says it was composed in
about fifteen minutes. What an awful
waste of timel
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

The Chinese began 10 write books be-
fore they migrated from the region
south OF the Caspian sea.
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

Baron Franchetti has composed an
opera. "Germania." the words by the
posl Iiiica, describing the war OF lib
Grafton in Germany in Napoleon's
time. The scene OF the last act is the
battlefield of jena.
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

Forecast; fair today and tomorrow
with light north to northwest winds.
Sun rises Sol a. m; sun sets ITO
p. m; length of day 14h 9m.
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

The Weather and the Almanac.
The weather continues fair and dry
In the great majority Of districts. Show
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

old furniture in the City Cou
chamber has been renovated.
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

A new method for Pre- dSIclng anees-
thesis was discussed at a recent meet
ing of the Medical Soc iet,y of Berlin,
DR.. Wohlgemuth has con structed an
apparatus by which. pat tents inhale
chloroform mixed with oxygen. II
has been tried by n.any pm ominent sur
geons, with results that are reported
as satisfactory. the disagl 'eeable SEN
sations being obviated.
Evening journal., 1901-08-05

Last year the United S lates minis
turned out coins worth 81 s6,OO0,OOO, OF
which s99,OO0,O0O were gol "a.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Wednesday evening Che beautiful par lors occupied by MT and Mrs. l. w.. Young were thrown open Co their many friends in honor of Che celebration of thc twelfth anniversary of their wedding ono V,D interesting feature Of Che evening was thc payment of forfeit for every timc Che words yes and uo were used Iu conversation. It has been sa.d thnt lady has "a thousand ways of spying yes. Vice president Newell tested Che matter th0- roughly and won Che prize. Another mIrth- ul anaIr was Che Rcvcls of thc Brow uIcs. A punch bowl presided over by Miss Ila1J and Mr. West followed hy am cia- horltc collation. In which Mrs Young was assisted by Che Mcsdamcs Williams. Hahn and Newell Following H par- tial IIt of thc evenings guests Mr. and Mrs A. To- Bmckctt Mir and Mrs A- fred Williams. Mir and Mrs J B Ning. MT. and Mrs Mckay Mir and Mrs Van Clcyc Mr. and Mrs Burns. Mr. and Mrs L. G Kaufman Mcssrs. Newell. West. Austin. Mckay and Misses McCarron McFlr.and Forythc Bracket and Burns
 
 Friday evening Mrs J. To- Spcrry very pleasantly entertained few young friends at hcr residence. in honor of Miss M1Non The evening was distIuc- lively musical one almost every one present particlpat.ng After Che music an excellent lunch was served Those pres .ut wsrc. Mir and Mrs. A. T Mckay. Mrs sperry. Miss Maxon. Mss Thea pc1- body. Mr. Earnest Mckay Mcssu Clark Fred and Ray Calluman and Mr. Wm J. shlrtzcr
 sst
 Phyllis Pylcs celebrated her sixth birth day anniversary by giving party Go her. muc friends Inst Tuesday evening The following were present: Constance Coy- ington. Uorn1rilnc Wh1lcn. Annie H1- lem. Uudl 1lols. Rudolph S1ackc. Baby saacls. Mabel Pcarcc, sarah schaner Myrtle Anderson. Ester Anderson. Ethel Luke Lelia JocQuot Susie Frank. El- Honor Leslie and Brice Ilaudcn.
 
 Tho apron social give hy Che ladies of thc Methodist church last Wednesday night was one or thc principal socill at- fIrs of Che week
 ssa Tho Ladies Guild of Che Episcopal church win meet next Thursday at Che residence of Mrs J. e. Price.
 
 A jolly party. consisting or Miss Bessie Smith, Mrs Boughton Chase Garfield and Peter Kern went Co HaIncs last week
  A. T. Bordoc. auditor of Che w. p. & Y route win bc a passenger on Che Dol- phIn.
 
 EnEone Mccarthy. agent Of Che P.-I. ia in White Horse
 
 Nicholas Lux. brothcr-ln-law of $. naur. was a passenger on the Humboldt
 
 E. B. shocmakc went Co Dawson Thurs day
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

At Che meeting of Che Ladies Guild of so. sayiours church held last Thursday nt thc residence of Mrs e. w. dc succa for Che purpose of giving express sion Go thc feeling of esteem m which their departing President Mrs l. C. Jcnks has inspired among Che members of tho organization. Che following resolutions were passed.
 At Che regular meeting of Che Ladies Guild of Che St Saviour church. held Oct. iGth. isn Che loss or our president by removal from Che city, was discussed. and lt unanimously
 Resolved That thc thanks of this Guild bc extended Go our President Mrs. L C. Jcnks for Che cheerful and ready help she has always shown in carrying on Che work of Che society which during Che past year hos made unusual colls upon ull of its members Go assist iu raising funds towards Che building of our church, and
 Rcsolycd-That wherever she may bc called Go go. she win carry with her Che love and best wishes of each md every member of thc Guild. Che feeling assured that Che Ioyahlc disposition that hos cn- dcarod her Co its members win win for her Che esteem of 1ll with whom she may Iu Che future be associated; and Rcsolycd-That this resolutions bc spread on Che minutes or our Guild and a copy given Go Mrs. l C. Jcnks.
 Mrs George E. Howard
 Mrs M B. Clcmengcr
 Committee The following ladies were present at Che meeting. Mrs Clemcnger Mrs Dcdman. Mrs Howard. Mrs Jcnks Mrs Dunn. Mrs. Mckay. Mrs Peabody Mrs Price. Mrs Pugh Mrs. Ruud, Mrs spcrry Mrs stoarns Mrs. Mcdonald Miss Maxon. Miss Petit. Miss De Succo, and Rev. J. e. Cameron. Mrs Jonks was presented with a hond- some souvenir by thc members of Che Guild.
 
 Mr. and Mrs Steve Bour lcft on che hast trip of Che Famllon for Seattle They were joined at Juneau by their daughter Katie C. A large number Of friends cone grcgatcd ut thc dock to bid them God speed.
  A. &. Dautrick. agent of thc Pacific Coast S. &. Co.,. went Co White Horse last Thursday,
 
 Miss Hcnton has been quite ll for sev- orll days.
 
 e. H Dewitt and famiy arrived from Atlin yesterday
 
 A. Hauxhurst returned from Dawson on loat nights train.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Tn. .Hw.-InnHrI election .I fHe nH...fe .r th. N N C. \ 'lmru Club was hold. .H I.st N.rIHr esen.He no th. h.Id- ....rr.r. .l tr. club or Broadway Tr. n....... u.. ur-.'r intended and tl.r. u.. .n enthusiasm and HHIH.m..r ot r.-r... which nr.m.s.s much for tl. r.t.r. s...... uf th. club ur M r I.n -o who's. r.lI IrI Hnarnr efforts r..h uf Oh. euHe past good work is due. uIs reelected tH the position oi nr's- I.rf .n r.eIHt.un anlr--n0t um" speech Urs called tor. 1nl on. doctor rcs- ....I.I .n h.s usual happy mIuu.r Mr. w. IT uoUuIne who sUNs what n. thinks. WIS elected vIU.-nr.- \ ,,...I.h. oIt attempted f0 sHr-,f that tH.r. V.s m. .Hsh th.re ls downing r...I mrn. huf h. WHs turned over fH ,n. rlr.haI Mrs AI II Mcclellan wu. an1n- .r..r..y reelected rs s..r.try. u,t.ur ....-rfIur for rI-t faithful artIot. IH. nomination uf Mr iL IL Draper for reelection as treasurer rslIted n tht development of strong u.sIt.F'. tar gentleman positively I.cHure Hn ace ...ut of other wors Mis-. lo1nn.tt. ir crrtrr. nus of ss1rw1ys rr1rm.Hr high ..h..I r.rIs vIs tf.r nominated Cor Ono .r.. bat ducHrtI ou lc.aHrI nf 1rk .f tm. Tho troubles af On. oNe, were tr.. voted t1 Mr. w w. ShHr.nIL An fn.rt to the constitution vas r1s. ,I .UaueoI the Chm. of mee-.n- from AI..l., t1 Friday s.tu.u- co. elch week. t. U.tt.r moot tte convenience of mrm- ..H. Following thIs. motion prevailed unanimously t1lt the newly elected of''. ..r. should nr1t.I. refreshments for tn. U.ef.I.r. \ committee was HccoriInsN dispatched q. f.rlr. ur tnD u,Ir-hy stor.e. lUI tn. club u1. snnn erIovinE Bohemian .anutr It Is proposed to maintain th. c'uhs quarters and mem- h.r.h.n Interest throughout tbe winter Th. club roums Hr. .umm.Ious and cosy and have haeu Htt.I un H. 1 considerable ..a.u-e. and thr mrmr.r. very wisely o1sId.r that t is poor uH'.cy to give ur he rooms during tHr winter trd theu .l t. th. expense of HtUre mp fr. roHms next spring. whom th.y cHn ns mlIuttin- ..I no small expense aIi winter Then Goo. to I- the intention to carry ur am 1ssres- .I.. winter clmnlicu of snap shooting lal ..eaI events. Those rr.srnt at Che s.r..1unulI meeting wer.. Nesdlmos Mcclellan. WHord. Erowuo1 HIris. G.n M..d deGrurter West Harley Miss dc ar,t.r. Messrs uu p1mel powuins. o,... I.. Draper. Farley Rule. Brow u.u. lr. Harrison. puckering. p.crs and shutn.I
 
 ur C U Gibbons win lecture in Che IlHt..t church revt Wejucsday evening ou th. subject .Thc Cur,corl'Ec-l Grcot rh.r. wW he G1e program of music which VIU h. announced later
 
 Tho Nd..7 u' tha Home Mission Circle we're pleasantly entertained Inst week by Miss Gibbons The next meeting win bc wlth Mr Glulu't Tuesday. oct G
 
 Mrs E WUforI or Cedar Rapids Iowa. who has bo.n visiting with her son. Charles e Wuforl during Che summer. win return home or Che Dolphin
 
 Tom Burns. Che veu-known local rau- road man goes to Seattle on On. Dolphin today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we arc quoting this week. Chcnev's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Sixth avenue. skagway, is remaining a close second with Sixth avenue New York if you are to judge by the beautl- ful window display at B. M. nehrends'. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Dr. c. II. Gibbons win lecture on thc subject or "The uurccognized Great at Che Baptist church next Wednesday cvc- nLnE
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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James Rock wcll-known in skagwuy. having been hero since '91. went south on the City of Seattle. Ho goes to san Fran- cisco whore hc win spend thc winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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A farewell reception win be given Co Mr. J J pouIscu on Monday evening ot thc Presbyterian church. Tho teachers of thc Union Sunday school have it in charge and win certainly m1kc everyone f.el lt home Tho children of the Sum dry school orc especially Invited toe sethcr with au who have known Mir paulscu Uc is one of Che old land marks and win bc missed in Skaewoy. A short program win bc rendered.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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Mrs c. l. Jenlss win go south to Ju- neau on the Dolphin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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Invitations wcrc Issued carly in Che a.ok coycriug- a series of social dancing parties to bc giycu by Miss M1Non nt r.remen.s h1u each Wednesday evening during Che remainder of isoL lustruc- uau in dancing win he given for two hours. from , o'clock uutl lo a social hop to occupy thc rcmaindor of Che evening. Tho first of thcsc was held Wednesday evening last and about m young people were present. who au enjoyed most uIane1nf evening
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

e. II. Dewitt and famly arrived from Auin yesterday.
  A. Iauxhurst returned from Dawson on last nights train.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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Mrs E WUfarI ar Cedar Rapids. Iowa. who has be.n visiting with her son. Charles e. Wuorl during Che summer. win return home ou Che Dolphin
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Tho party given hy Miss Bessie smith Friry evening at Mrs Puucn's was oue nf fh. uotlbl. events of the week Uud tho popular young hostess entertained her friends on thc occasion ln 1 royal man r.r plucnr was thc feoturc of thc evening. Che music being furnished by trr orchestra from che gurrison. Miss Florence Root and Mrs uHl dorod soy cr1i lustumH1l selections: Miss tca- body sang. and Clerk Ws of Che disc tr.et court d.stugu shed himself by dc- uearnr humorous recitation. Those rrae.rt wcrr. Mcsdamcs B7lncs, Jcn- unrs UcUcnthol Push Mcclellan and NIsees Patterson. Root and Peabody. The gentleman who attended wcro. Judge Brown Marshal Shook. Clerk Huis Capt. Hur.r and N,ssrs. Garlc'I Gillette. Der r.rI pueh. DeGrT Dillon Abrams. Clark ueUou,haL Thomas and smith Delicious r,frcshmonts were served at @ ..1sorlbIc hour and dancing was re- sIm.I nu Che gay party took thr.r '.1ye Altogether It was a most success rI and enjoyable affair
 
 rt being the occasion of h.s duieth birthday. number ol Che friends of l. w. Young g1yo him 70 very pleasant ssrnr.e. In hts rooms u che sylvester block ust eysu.ng They reminded him chat some ol thcIr number found that .rch year lcft them older. hut in his cas" .t was always so many years Young. A beautiful ease ot brushes in ebony and silver vas presented to MT Young and 1 most deurhtful evening was spent with urIs and music. Amons those present won. tbc following Mr. and Mrs. Jen- u.nes MT and Mrs Han Mr. and Mrs Hahn. Nlr. and Mrs Bracket and Mrs. Mckay Mcssrs Newell. West Buckott and Austin Misses McCorrou. Head Me-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Tom Burns tbc weu-known local rau- road man goes to Seattle on thr Dolphin today.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20
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Miss Hcnton has been quite m for aey. crlI days
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

A. &. Dautr.ck. agent of Che Pacific Coast $. &. Co.,. went Co White Horse last Thursday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Nr. and Mrs Steve Bour lcft on Che last trip of Che Famlon for Seattle. They were joined nc Juneau by their daughter Katie C. A large number of friends cone grcgltcd ut thc dock Co bid them God .u..N
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-20

Tho nd.ss of the Home Mission Circle were pleasantly entertained Inst week by Miss Gibbons The next meeting win bc Wth Mrs GIhlHit Tuesday. Oct 2
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
THE CHOIR BOYS CONCERT.
VIII Be Given, i'm Costume, in ST
Johns Parish Hall.

The choir boys OF st. Johns Church will
give, at ST. Johns Parish Hall tomorrow
night. what promises to be a most de-
lightful concert. The programme. an ex-
cellent one. arranged under the direction
of Mr. Edwyn e. Woodlands, the choir
master and orgapist at st. Johns Church,
will be as follows:
Anvil Chorus from I'll Trovatore," the
choir boys.
Recitation, THE Old Ace" Master Her
man Lang.
Song, Daddy (Behrend), Master Willie
Thee.
Violin solo. selected. Mr.. C. S. Connerat,
Jr.
Songs, Miss Marguerite Snow and Mas
ter Anton Snow.
Fancy dance. Miss Marguerite Stults.
Selection. The Apollo Mandolin Cub.
Song, When I'm Big I'll Be a Soldier, -
Master Herbert Pearson.
Vocal medley, Masters Thee. Pearson,
Snow, Falligant, and Cordson
Song. Sing Me a Song OF the South, 80
Master Everett Stothart.
Lullaby from "Efmiuie" Master Pear
son ana the boys.
Both the selection from III Trovatore
and that from "Erminic' viii be given 10
costumes
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
CONCERNING CRIMINALS.
A Few BAD Men May Do the work
That Is Attributed to Many.

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
THE reported carnival of crime in THIS
city is not due so much to reunion OF
crooks, thieves. or desperadoes as II Is
10 the select congregation of two or al
the most three, bad offenders Of the law
said r. NJ. Johnson, prosecuting attorney
of the Court of Criminal Correction OF
ST Louis, who is here. I'm my opinion
said the Mound City attorney, "one OF
two of the very worst criminals VINO ar
out of the clutches of the law are no"
operating among the good people OF Ne"
Orleans. One bad and desperate man eau
work havoc with the police and the CIVIL
ians of any city when he enters upon Hi'
campaign.
Just before I left home man VINO
had been released from serving term
of years in Jefferson City Prison star'eu
ont in st. Louis one evening and before
morning had held up successfully nlhe
men in a space covered by fifteen blocks
The police at first thought 1t the WoFN
of half a dozen robbers, but after com
pairing notes the following day, the con,
clusion was that one man had done an
the work
81 was troubled greatly with >Ta's
which overran my house last year
started In upon a systematic crusade
get rid Of the pests, ard saw the pesH
things destroyed by the dozens, unth !
became convinced that had them CON-
pletely exterminated. One night, shorH
after my fears and worries as to the fa@
had been dispelled, l groaned upon ned'
irg multitude oe noises of the Ola "a,
Iniliar sort. IL occurred to me tha9
brand-new regi nent of rodents had con'
to disturb my slumbers. So l prepared
begin the work of determination all O'e
again. Imagine my surprise when ire ls'
result Of my Investigations and siausr
ter was-one lone rat. He seemed to maN
enough racket for a dozen or more
THUS it is with the depredations u
the criminal classes. 1 find that ottting,
one really desperate man can make nlp
and his midnight hauls appear as thous.
there were a dozen of them. / beHe's
that the crime committed in New ORLEANS
these days is being done by one or Nv,
of the kind of men | have in mind anu
that when he or they are apprehenoeu
there will be big burden lifted from u"
shoulders of the police department.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
A CARD ABOUT A CARD.
MIR. lebanon CuyIer Smith Com
plains of an Injustice


plains of an Injustice.
Atlanta, Ga. Feb. IA, 19O1.-Editor of the
Morning News: 1t has just come to my
notice that Mr.. Sidney Herbert. of pine
Crest Villa, Fla, has misrepresented me
in an article in your issue of November
1900 His reference to me is as follows:
1.-THE Atlanta Journal, in a glowing ac-
count of T. Cuyler Smiths wedding. saws
his cards are unique, being IT. Cuyler
Smith, L. S. A. Well. should say So
from a military point of view As Mr.
smith does not belong to the United
States army. lie had better locate some
place and change his card to II. Cuyler
Smith, Atlanta, Ga. u. s. A." That would
be the proper caper' for a leading so
ciety man."
Allow me TO call your attention 20 this
ordinary visiting card which I found It
necessary to have made for use when out
of the United States. 1t merely contains
my name and address. 1 never, by word
or writing, gave any man occasion to
think me member of either the United
states army or U. S. V. This man Her
bert has grossly misrepresented me, new
er having seen my card. To-day ] have
written him my opinion of his conduct
May l ask that you will publish this let
ter and card, giving them equal promi-
nence with Herbert's former article?
lebanon Cuyler Smith
The following is Mr.. Smiths card-the
card 1t is assumed which Mr.. Herbert
criticised:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

At the First Baptist Church DR.. P. D.
Pollock, president Of Mercer University
will deliver at the II o'clock service an
address on Christian Education" Dr.
Jordan, after hearing the address Thurs
day night. pronounced it the finest that
he ever heard on the subject. Mr. Charles
D. McCardell will sing the offertory at
the morning service. At night DR.. Pol
lock and DIR. Jordan will each make a
short address to young men. A special
musical programme has been prepared for
both services. DIR. Jordan and DR.. Pol
lock reached Savannah yesterday after
noon.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

At the Christian Church Disciples of
Christi Pastor w. f. Watkins will preach
at II o'clock a. m. on "A Precious Pos
session." and at p. m. on us Poor
Excuse Better Than None?" The Chris
tan Endeavor meeting will be held at
7:15 D. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
Christian science,

Mind" is the subject of the sermon to-
day at II a. m. Sunday-school at noon
All services held at Metropolitan Hall
The Wednesday testimony meetings are
held at $50 p. IN.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

Rev. Robert VanDeventer will address
the meeting for men this afternoon at
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian
Association. The meeting is for men and
will be found to be very interesting.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

For myself, while I do not think that
hazing or fist fights are half as demon
alizing wholesale INSTRUMENTATION, and
football brutal rushes, or even boat race
and baseball rows, and raids upon the
city police, they have evils connected with
them that demand determination Insub-
ordination is no new thing, nor the whole
sale suspension of students, as the re-
cords of some of our oldest colleges will
show, and fifty boys have been killed or
MANNED in football rushes, ETC., where
one was killed or injured seriously by
hazing or fist fights AS far back as 1859
at the Georgia Military Institute, in Ma
rietta. under the state control, over
twenty-five cadets in a lump were dis
missed for insubordination, If records of
that period are correct. This case is more
than match for the recent cases of in
subordination at the University of Ala
bama and the Georgia School of Tech
pology. Let us not make fish Of one and
flesh of another in our zeal to stop haz-
ing. Sidney Herbert
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
MORRISONS
p Broughton, West.
4O-in.
Scrim
= 3-4c


audS wivlletes
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

Hicks suffered the same fate. Gen. Ship.
the superintendent, is being strongly
backed by the Board in his efforts to pre-
vent hazing in the institute. West Point
Military Academy and the Virginia Mill
tary Institute have done noble service in
the past in giving to the country we'll
trained cadets, fitted for military or civil
positions of the highest character and the
country cannot afford to see either insti-
tuition degenerate In discipline or other
wise
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
Mr.. lebanon Cuyler Smith,
Atlanta, Ca,
Z. 9. H.

George L. Freeman. Of New York
elnims that his father the late George
Freeman. was the only American born
artist to whom Queen Victoria gave q sit
Ing for a portrait.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
Methodist.

There will be services at Trinity Church
at u o'clock a, m. and at p m. con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. Bascom An
thony. At night the sermon will be IN
advocacy Of the Law end order
League" All Interested IN that move
snent, and who have no other engage
ment. are invited to attend. Sunday
school will be held at 4 .. m. The Ep-
worth League viii meet on Wednesday
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17
Lutheran.

At the Lutheran Church of the Assem-
sion there will be services at II O'Clock
a. m. and al p. m. In the morning Rev.
DR.. Haneman win preach. and at night
Rev. DR.. w. c. Schaeffer. The Parsonage
Aid Society will meet at the parsonage
Monday at o'clock p. IN.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

The services at Grace Methodist Church
Will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Os
good +. Cook. At II o'clock a. m. his
theme will be Watching and Waiting,
and at p. m, he will preach a special
sermon TO busy people. The Sunday
school will meet at p. M. and the Jun
ior League at o'clock. The League de-
votional meeting will be held Tuesday at
SIS p m, and the prayer meeting We'd
nesday at p. m. The Woman's Home
Mission Society win meet Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

AT st. Johns Church, Rev. Charles H.
Strong, rector, Rev. ]. Herbert Wood
ward, assistant. there win be morning
prayer and sermon at II o'clock a. M,
Sunday-school at p. m, evening prayer
and sermon at p. m. Subject of sermon
in the morning will be: Let No Man
Judge You in Respect Of the Sabbath
Days"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-02-17

At the Independent Presbyterian Church
the pastor. Rev. DR.. ]. Y. Fair, will
conduct public worship at II o'clock a.
m. and at s p. m. The Sunday-school
will meet at p. m, and the Chinese mis-
sion deaf-mute class at the same hour.
Prayer meeting will be held on Wednes-
day. at S:15 p. m. Ladies' Bible class will
meet on Thursday. at 4:30 D. III. The
Junior Endeavor, Thursday, at p. m,
and the Young Peoples prayer meeting
Friday, at $3.50 o'clock.