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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-03

SPCEIAL.
A great chance for housekeepers to
save money. Call and inspect. We
have just purchased the entire stock
of housefurnishing goods contained in
the basement of Jackson, Metzger &
Co, consisting of crockery, glassware,
tinware, oil heaters, china ware, lamps,
agate ware, ice cream freezers, bird
cages, etc.
Everything on sale at one-half regu-
lar price.
S. BERNSTEIN,
1903 Broughton Street. West.
Branch Store, Broughton and Bar
nard-
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 2, 1901.
Neither the agents nor the master of
the British steamship "Tabaristan."
Kemp Saunders, master. will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
the crew of said vessel.
J. F. INNS & CO, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
For sale at auction for account of
whom it may concern on Tuesday,
Nov. IL, 1901, IL o'clock, at Seaboarl Air
Line Terminals one hundred and four
GOA 000) thousand superficial feet of
yellow pine lumber comprising the fol-
lowing:
6x12, 7-30. 1885
okla, 1920,
ska 1920,
10x14 1920,
12x14 1920. $3.50
12x15 44-36', 20-40'.
Terms Cash.
e. B. HUNTING & CO.,
c. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.
Having sold to the remaining part
ners my interest in the firm of G. H.
Ellis e. Co., l solicit for said firm a
continuance of patronage.
H. L. GIRTMAN.
Savannah, Ga, Oct. %, 1901.
We have purchased of H. L. Grit
man his interest in this firm, taking
charge of all assets and assuming all
Liabilities. GEO. II. ELLIS g. CO.,
Retail Grocers, Lincoln and Duffy
Streets.
Savannah. Ga, Oct. g. 1901.
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A. G. OELSCHIG,
The Florist,
Double Dutch HSacinth Bulbs just
received. A hne lot of camelia ia
Doniea Plants. Floral Designs ana
Cat Flowers. 10th Phones 40O.
}. GARDNER, Agent,
~ BrouEhton street, n.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
GUILD N0MINATES
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

At the meeting Of st. Johns Guild
yesterday afternoon, the following
were nominated for offices to be voted
for at the meeting Sunday: President,
Morris Riedy; vice-president, DR..
Joseph Flanagan; recording secre-
tary, Joseph e. CFonin and John A.
Larkin; financial secretary, Edward
Foran and Joseph Leyden; assistant
financial secretary John Sexton and
James F. Kinds; treasurer Timothy
j. Cronin.
The Guild sent out invitations
through the papers to the other total
abstinence societies in the city to send
representatives to the rooms of the
Guild. Friday night, to make arrange
ments for forming a whist league
among the societies. The following
committee was appointed to represent
the Guild: John Spencer, Joseph e.
DAILY and William Powers.
The members of the society who are
to take part in the minstrel show to-
night in Mechanics Hall had a full
dress rehearsal yesterday afternoon in
Mechanics Hall. Fifty members of st.
Johns T. A. S. of Clinton are to be
at the show tonight They will come In
on special car.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
ONE MEMBER ADMITTED
TO EACH OF TWO LODGES

One application was received for adj
mission to Quinsigamond Val Lodge, l.
o. G. T., at the meeting yesterday af-
ternoon in 1. o. G. T. Hall,
Ekman Street The lodge had
as a visitor, Carl Dahlen of New
York. past chief templar of Frytonet
Lodge. 1. o. G. T., of that city. Mr..
Dahlen made a short speech. A paper
on the work done by the members of
the good Templar lodges of this city
during the year was read by John
Younger. The lady members of the
lodge are to have a festival at the hall
Sunday night
At the meeting of Monitor Lodge last
night in Monitor Hall, one new mem
Der. Oscar Lundin, was admitted. One
application was received. During. the
meeting Carl Dahlen came in and adj
dressed the members. There was also
a, solo by Miss Hilma Carlson of Quin-
sigamond Val Lodge.
The Sick Benefit Society connected
with the I. o. G.. T., will hold its
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon in
I. o. G. T. Hall, Ekman Street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
DOUBLE QUARTET
SCORES A. TRIUMPH

The Young Peoples Society of the
Second Swedish Congregational
Church held a song service last night
in the church which was well attended.
There was an excellent program of
literary and musical selections in
which the members of the society took
part. The feature of the evening was
the singing of the double quartet of
the society composed of four young
women and four young men. The SER
vice opened with an address by the
pastor, Rev. Ludwig Akeson, who is
also president Of the society. There
was a solo by Miss Anna Moberg; Sc
lections by string band; song by the
choir: recitation by John Anderson;
song by the double quartet Bible
reading by oscar Olson; song by the
ladies' quartet Miss Ida Larson. Mrs.
John Dale Miss Anna Moberg and
Miss Ellen Berg; solo, Miss Elsa Nor
gren; prayer, Rev. Ludwig Akeson.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
HAS MONEY IN TREASURY

At the meeting of the st. Anne's
Athletic Association yesterday, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Philip w. Johnston; vice presi-
dent. Patrick F. Whalen; secretary
Walter NJ. Wall; treasurer, Joseph ..
Martin; governors, Thomas d. Dowd,
Joseph L. Tully and Peter f. F1nneran.
The annual report of the treasurer
showed a balance in the treasury.
The newley elected officers formed
committee which will make arrange
ments for the public jollification to De
held Jan. II. They will meet FRIDAY
night to make arrangements. The socie-
ty was notified that 1t will receive
soon the banner won by the society at
the field day in Fitchburg Labor Day.
The news was communicated to the so
cietv in a note from James w. Maloney,
secretary of the committee on the field
day.
The track team that is to compete in
the Holy Cross, b. A. A., Boston Col
Iege and other indoor meets this season
is in training Joseph Deadly, the
crack runner of the society. is slated
as the drawing card at the 3. A. A.
meet and will be matched against some
of the speedy athletes The track team
that is to represent the society at the
field day of the Worcester County l..
A. s.. to be held at Clinton, and the
Diocesan field day at Springfield, La
Dor Day. will go into training as soon
&c the weather permits.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
ATHOL

The Franklin Worcester Pomona
Grange has elected the following Off
GERS for 1902: c. A. Stimson, Royalston,
master: Mr.. Mason, Mortified, over
seer; S. c. Perham, Athol lecturer; w.
L. Wheeler, Templeton, chaplain; T. C.
Butterworth. North Orange, steward
Calvin Drury, Princeton, assistant
steward: l.. E. Stewart, Royalston,
secretary; E. T. Lewis. Athol, treasu-
rer; Ansel Harrington, North Orange,
gatekeeper; Mrs. Geo Hamilton, Athol,
Pomona: Mary A. Prentice, North Or
ange. Flora; Miss Locke. Orange, Ceres;
Mrs. Flora Greeley, Athol, lady assist
ant steward.
Banner Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F,
has the following newly elected officers
who win be installed Jan. 9: Mrs.
Grace Perkins, noble grand: Mrs Louisa
C. Ball. vice grand; Mrs. Elsie Shell
don. secretary; Mrs, Jennie L. Briggs.
treasurer: Mrs. Sarah Lamb, financial
secretary.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
S5W5Z7lSlg
(EF[lS3

Manager Kittredge says, Watch
US climb
The Wachusett Boat Club is to have
its annual election of officers tonight at
the Sherwood House.
Con Carmody ought to be given a
seat by the Worcester management
right next to Joe Norway. Con knows
more about the game than some of the
fellows who are now trying to play it.
The managers of the basketball
clubs will see to it that none of their
games in Worcester are scheduled for
Wednesday or Friday nights. Those
are polo nights.
The chances for getting tickets for
the sparring exhibitions in Boston to-
night, in which a couple of Worcester
boys are to take part, are not good,
and the attendance of Worcester sports
will be comparatively light.
Frank NJ Kanaly, the champion
fve-mile runner of the country, was
suspended from the amateur ranks
Saturday night by the registration COM
1nittee of the New England Association
of the Amateur Athletic Union. The
charge against Kanaly is professional
ism.
-Houghton, Worcester's rusher, is
nursing a very sore finger as the result
of a clip from Stuck IN the game hfl-
day night. The injured finger is on his
right hand and was so badly swollen
yesterday he had to put it in poultices.
Lewiston wants Devlin to strengthen
the Maine aggregation. The Lewiston
MANAGEMENT offered to trade Bone for
the Worcester player, but Manager
Kittredge said Nay" Devlin is good
enough for Worcester if he is good
enough for Lewiston. Bone is playing
down in New Haven. and doing all
kinds of stunts. but he is claimed by
Lewiston who would like to get the
worcester man in his place.
William C. Whitneys $4,000 colt,
Nasturtium, sailed Saturday on the
transport Minnehaha, for his conquests
on the English turf. The animal is
travelling in better style than most
human beings who cross the Atlantic.
He has a special stateroom finished IN
hardwood and the floor and walls are
heavily padded so his delicate muscles
will not be hurt by the lurchtng of the
steamer.
William c. Hazleton. pitcher and
first base of the Tufts College baseball
team. has been signed by Manager
Donovan of the st. Louis National
League team to cover first bag. Hazel
Ton was graduated from Tufts last
June and won a lot of friends in this
section by his playing for the Milfords.
Whitinsville and the Woonsocket
GYMS tried hard to get Slim but he
went TO Milford by which club he was
loaned to Attleboro for the inter-town
series with North Attleboro.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
Worcester Polo Players Return
From Lawrence With SCaIps of
the Spigot City PoIoists Dang
ling From SatcheIs
THE ONLY TEAM TO WIN
FROM LAWRENCE AT HOME
Saturdays Victory for the Men
MarShaIed by KittredgeWas the
ca Second of the Season on the
,'a Lawrence FIoor-Tom Cotter
d Due Wednesday

The Worcester polo team returned
yesterday from Lowell where it ac-
cemplished Saturday night something
done by no other team in the league
this season-administered a second de-
feat to the Lawrence quintet on its
own stamping ground. Worcester is
the only team in the league that has
administered two defeats to Lawrence
at home and the boys are bit proud
of their performance.
They will rest today and tomorrow
night they will go out to Clinton, their
former home, where it is safe to say
things will be doing. The game has
already caught on hard in Worcester
and a delegation of fans will go out
to do some roofing for the Worces-
ters
Wednesday night the team plays
again at Mechanics Hall with Tom
Cotters Salem Witches for opponents.
In the days when the new corners were
learning to strap on their skates Tom
.Cotter was a big favorite in Worces-
ter and his frequent encounters with
Hobe Whiting at the old skating rink
are we'll remembered by the old tim
ers. Tom was known in those days
to drive the ball at the Worcester cage
was a caution.
Tom was as full of tricks in the game
as a stale egg is of smell and one
old timer last night called to mind a
trick that the big centre worked to
perfection on one of his many visits
to the rink. His team had played an
afternoon game and was all tired out
and needed a rest but couldn't get it
q time The
started on time in spite of Toms pro-
tests but it did not go along very far.
Tom drove the ball into the electric
light that hung over the centre of the
playing surface in the rink and there
was nobody at hand to repair the dam
age. A messenger had to be sent to
the Electric Light station for a man
to repair the broken lamp and in the
meantime the players rested and Tom
had the pleasure of seeing them beat
the Worcesters after the juice was
turned on again.
Tom is growing old and his ankles
are not so strong as they used to be
but if he is feeling good he will put
on the rollers and show his old time
admirers that he is not all in yet.
With him is Wodtke, who was known
ten years ago as the flying Dutch
man because of his speed on the rollers
He was a famous rush in those days
and he IS now filling the place of sec
ond rush for the Witches. The first
rush is Murphy, one of the best men
on skates. If Cotter does not play
centre, that position will be filed by
O. Hara, with Doherty at halfback and
Heffernan at goal.
Wednesday and Friday nights will be
the Worcester playing nights at home
until Friday night, Jan. "a. This is
the night of the charity ball and man
ger NJ. j. Kittredge will postpone the
game for that night until Saturday
night, Jan. 25. After the ball the team
will return to it's old dates of Wednes-
day and Friday nights.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
GLEE CLUB PICTURE
WILL HAVE A FRAME

At the meeting of the Catholic Young
Mems Lyceum of Sacred Heart Church
yesterday morning it was voted to eel
citrate the 18th anniversary of the So
cietv with banquet Jan. %, in the
rooms of the society on Pitt Street.
Philip ]. Tighe, H. NJ. Brosnihan,
Thomas ]. McManus, Thomas F. O'Reil-
ly. NJ. F. Granger, George ]. McCul-
lagh James P. Finn gan, F. J. Reid,
Jam.s F. Carberry, j fhn F. Sheehan
and Philip ]. Cashen were appointed to
make arrangements. The committee
will meet tomorrow night to arrange
for catering. sneakers and guests.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
SALVATION ARMY HAS
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION

The children of the Sunday School
connected with Worcester Corps, No.
2. Of the Salvation Army, had their
Christmas celebration yesterday after
noon in army barracks on Main
Street. The children met at o'clock
and were received by the Sunday
School superintendent, Sergt. Maj.
Durkin. A program of literary and
musical selections was carried out by
the children assisted by the string and
brass bands of the corps. After the ex-
ercises each child was presented some
token and a bag Of candy. Coffee and
cake were served by the women of the
corps.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
HIGH CoMFoRTs FoR ALL

The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway is one Of the few roads that
gives to patrons of its ordinary cars
the privileges and conveniences usually
Even the accommodation trains of the
Lake Shore e. Michigan Southern Rail-
way are equipped with plenty Of fresh
water, good soap, clean towels and other
toilet requisites. For the Lake Shore
management is nothing if not liberal
When you buy your ticket via the Lake
Shore you get not only your transpOr-
tation, but absolute luxury and more
for your money than is offered by other
roads.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
Massachusetts Central Basket
ball League Directors Give the
Woonsocket Manager His
Walking Papers
HE FAILED TO PAY THE
GUARANTEE MONEY
Several Applicants Bid for the
Franchise but No Decision Will
Be Made For a Week-GeOrge
Dorman at Present in Charge
of Affairs

The directors of the Massachusetts
Central Basketball League met yes
terday afternoon at the Sherwood
House and closed the controversy over
Manager William A. Darcy of the
Woonsocket team by dropping him
from the league for non-payment of
dues. The matter has been hanging
fire for long time. and Manager OAR
cy was given every opportunity to pay
his SIS and retain his place in the
league. President Michael A. q Rourke
issued an ultimatum last week that
Darcy would have to put up his money
by Saturday night or stand for expul-
sion because the league could not at
ford to let one manager hold back his
dues while the others had settled. Oar
CIV did not pay, nor did he offer any
excuse and when the facts were re-
ported to the directors yesterday 1t
was voted to drop him.
The dropping Of Darcy does not ne
cessarily mean that Woonsocket VIII
be lost to basketball as George Dor
man, acting manager of the team
pending a settlement of the question,
will be given the franchise. Four ap-
plications for the franchise were sub
mitted to the league directors. Two
are from Worcester men, one from a
South birmingham man and the
fourth is from a Woonsocket man. The
directors will think it over this week
and act on the applications at another
meeting at the Sherwood House, Sun
day.
The resignation of Charles Crossman
as substitute referee was accepted az
he is playing with the Woonsocket
team, and Patrick w. Hehir of Wor-
cester was elected to fill his place.
The following schedule of games for
this week was arranged, pending fl
nal settlement of the Woonsocket trou-
BILE: Tuesday night, Father Mathew VS..
Lyceums at Father Mathew Hall;
Thursday night, Lyceums VS.. Websters
at Webster, this game being that post
poned from Thursday night; Saturday
night, Father Mathews at Webster,
Lyceums at Millbury.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
WATCH NIGHT EXERCISES
TO OPEN WITH A CONCERT

There is to be a concert in the
Quinsigamond Lutheran Church to-
morrow night, in connection with the
watch services, under the auspices Of
the Dorcas Society of the church. A
program of IS literary and musical Sc
lections will be carried out. The con-
cert will begin at $50 and will con-
tinue till 10 o'clock when refreshments
will be served from 10 to 11.30 o'clock
From 11.30 to 1915 will be spent in
prayer with a sermon by the pastor,
Rev. F. A. Engstrand.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
REINFORCEMENTS BEING
HURRIED TO INTERIOR

Colon, Colombia. Dec. 29.-The Col
ombian gunboat BCyaca left Panama
early this morning carrying troops to
reinforce Gen. Castro in the interior.
The Colombian gunboat Cen Pinzon Ii
expected here shortly with 500 men
from Barranquilla- She will return I'M
TO bring more men from that
port Gen Carlos Alban is confident
that the Colombian government Is able
to defeat the revolutionists. notwith-
standing the help he alleges they have
received from Salvador.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30

egraphs and cables. This action on tina
part of Russia is causing disputes be-
tween that country and the foreign con-
suls at New-Chwang.
Boston. Dec. 29-Capt Carroll of
schooner Massachusetts. at this port, re-
ports passing large quantity OF drifting
logs 20 miles southeast Of Boston light
Boston. Dec. ga new line of steamers
will be run between Jamaica and Cuba
and this port commencing in April next.
They will carry bananas principally, and
be operated in opposition TO the United
Fruit Company.
Birmingham, Ala, Dec. GAN East
Lake Street car collided with number OF
freight cars attached to a switch engine
at Twenty-seventh Street and First Ave-
nue. and w Jones, conductor of the car,
was killed, and Ed. Green. negro, brake
man. had both legs broken and his head
crushed.
Manila, Dec. %. - The change in the
ratio of exchange on the Mexican dollar
to 81. 10 Mexican silver for one American
gold dollar which was announced Dec.
rs. is causing much dissatisfaction here.
1t is unsetuing what were considered to
have been fixed prices.
Newburgh. N Y, Dec. %. - John G.
Peck. a graduate Of Yale and former
Instructor in Lehigh University, died here
today. aged Is.
Naples, Dec. 29.-The arrival here OF the
Socialist member of the Chamber OF Dep
uties. Sigor De Ferrt to address mass
meeting, resulted in several demonstra-
lions, which the troops were called upon
to dispel.
Lima. Peru, Dec. 20 Cvia Galveston.
Tex0-It can be said upon reliable in
formation that the president OF the Peru
Wan Senate Manuel Candamo. will be a
candidate for the presidency In the next
elections. Senior Candamo counts upon
the support Of the government and that
- ba fti,,ft ond Cacar4et r1artfee
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
NINE CLUBS READY TO
ENTER A WHIST LEAGUE

Two representatives from each of
nine clubs of this city met yesterday
J in the rooms of the Chester Social
Club. % Bartlett Street, to form whist
league The clubs represented were:
The Pastime. Chester Elmwood, Nor
NAL. Blackstone, Crystal, Fulton and
Suffolk Social Clubs, and the ST. Ste
phen's T. A. S. After a discussion of
the plan the meeting adjourned until
Wednesday night when organization
will be perfected at a meeting in the
rooms of the Chester Social Club. Off
GERS will be elected and a schedule
adopted.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
GIFTS Distributed TO
SUNDAY SCHOOL PUPILS

The Christmas exercises of the Sun
day school at Greendale connected with
the Mulberry Street Lutheran Church,
were held last night in the Greendale
Improvement Society Hall, West Boyl-
ston Street.
In spite of the storm there was a
large attendance. The children carried
out an excellent program of musical
and literary selections. After the ex-
ercises the children received presents
from the Christmas tree and after the
presents were distributed coffee and
cake were served by the Sunday school
teachers.
Yesterday was communion day in the
church and there was a reception of
new members.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

New York. Dec 20. - Madame Lillian
Blauvelt, the concert singer, arrived to-
day from Europe on the st. Paul. She
opens her American tour at Carnegie
Hall Jan. 10, and then for two months
will sing in the principal cities of the
country, going west as far as Denver.
Pottstown, Pa. Dec. 29.-The new east
wing of the Hill Preparatory School was
destroyed by fire early this morning. en-
failing a loss OF $4,000. The wing con-
tanned the swimming pool manual train
ing room, class rooms and dormitories.
Most Of the contents Of the rooms were
saved.
Washington. Dec. 29.-The condition Of
Adit Gen. Seamans Of California. who
has been i'll here for more than two
weeks. is very critical tonight. He falls
to respond to the medicines given to him.
Opelika. Ala, Dee. D.-Two wrecks oc-
Cured on the Western Railway Of Ala
bama last night on account Of the heavy
rains, causing two entertainments to give
way. Thomas Russell, an engineer on a
freight train, was killed and three other
railroad men were injured.
New York Dec 29.-Central office de-
tectives tonight arrested William Ashton.
AZ years old at the request Of the chief Of
police OF Boston. who charged that he
forged a check for $50. purpOrted TO be
signed by Louis Busiere. treasurer Of the
Anaconda Mining Company Of Boston.
Russians have secnrsd control Of the tel
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
SMOKE TALK WILL
FOLLOW INSTALLATION

At the meeting of the Pastime Social
Club yesterday afternoon four new
members were admitted and two APP
plications were received. 1t was voted
to have a smoke talk at the installation
of the new officers, Jan. IA. John J.
Quinn, James f, Healy and Michael ].
McHugh were appointed to make ar
rangements. The new officers will be
installed by the retiring president,
Daniel j. Neylon-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
COULDN'T GO OUT TO PLAY,
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE

New York. Dec. 29-Arthur Bartel, the
IS year old son of John Bartel. con-
tractor of Long Island City. today COM
mitted suicide by hanging. The boy
wanted TO go out to play, but owing to
the heavy downpOur Of rain Mr.. Bartel
forbade him doing so. The lad said
nothing but later disappeared. A search
discovered him hanging BY a clothes
line in the barn.