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The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-26

Knowing that all feminine readers Of
the Morning News will be interested in
the wedding gown to be worn by Miss
Vivian Sartors. when she marries Mr.
Archibald Balfour in London next Au-
gust went over TO Baltimore the other
day to see It. All the trousseau is be-
ing made by a modiste of that city, who
has previously done a good deal OF work
for the Grant and Sartoris families. The
dress in question is OF heavy ivory satin.
high-necked and severely plain except
for a corsage garniture of very handsome
point lace, which was formerly worn by
Mrs L. s. Grant the brides grandmoth-
or. II is OF most exquisite texture and is
applied In tapering lines. back and front.
from the sleeves. like old-fashioned ber-
telles, and very narrow at the waist.
The same lace appears at the hands. fin
ishiug the long. cllnglng sleeves 70 the
hngcr-tips. The bodice buttons In the back
beneath a box plat Of the satin. cllnglng
closely 10 the figure and showing It's
sirlish outlines. Just a little fullnoss In
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-26
THE DOCTOR WAS
WRONG.

When I commenced tax.
ing your medio;naa
eighteen months ago. INV
health was comppe+elv
broken down." writes Ms
Cora L. Sunderland, Of
ChaneyvilNe. Calvertco.. Nd
AT times I could not even
walk across the room with.
out pains in my chest The
doctor who attended me
said I had lung trouble.
and that 1 would never be
we'll again. At hast con-
cluded to trv DIR Piaroas,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-26

Help seems lSpOSSible. DR.
Pierces Golden MedIca,
Discovery is tried ana
slowly and surely with
the use of the medicina
health comes back-tba
cough grows less severe
the hemorrhages less fre
quent, there is a gain IN
flesh and in strength. ana
some glad day the chan
Der door opens and the
family circle is once NOR
rejoined. That is a trle
story. not of one woman mr.
of one man, but of scores
and hundreds of men ana
women, who. when all else
had failed, have been ner
fectly and permanent
cured by the use of Col.
den Medical Discovery"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-26

president zelaya and the other officers
Of my government are perfectly satisfied
with the terms of the protocol signed by
himself and the representatives of Costa
Rica with Secretary Hay last year We
hold that that protocol Is still blpdlng.
The fact that II Is based on the Hay
Pauncefote treaty. which has iapsed, does
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

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Negro Mil Labor a Failure.

Cns' ssssD1, =. T.. DIscateh.
The oEnsrs ~ So yessa Cosss1 Mill.
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fsh~Tan nation uTsh negro lasoy. The
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naans 30 shs south aat vas varE~9
vita interest 81 nsII p@Drss FEs naan,
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srs quit. The majority of shs ss1ek j.
Owned IN View YOrk
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Wa.hllx-Gn P1~t.
Tn weather H.r-zE .----rva-. III.
riZht ~ ekalzz IT, mind rFr-t time.
very 'Dser.ty-flg.F hl,E-.- TLl- 7sIgl
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ra- -rrs@oTrat ~ -prfnrer,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

DIR. Z Deschon-s Anti Dfurrsic.
Nay &C worth 20 yoz mere taAE
800 4 yoz kAve ekiId vEo scIls
o~e1iEg ron EtoEseEezes Ct water
1zrIEz sse~P- Cures Cd sd yczEz
Alike L ayrsets the rYoHbls as cree.
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n
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vita al sse saasa !, Il 1>s
PZease sa6 5eB0p seE@1sJe ~ she
aoyg> trains
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

zsIeiz1 -fz@s
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s5ssea, 51s ia. rs1zrk et1-a "ses
well
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

when the army bill becomes q
Law the president all have the ap-
polntmsnt Of 35sl officers, ineI1disS
. Hsutsnant general, major gem
erals, . bngzdier generals, so San
officers and zSzz lirs officers. The
new legislation Wipes out the Ores
snt srrny and cancels the e,mmfs
sion Of every 0fn7er, 20 shat is Will
D. necessary 10 begin again. II q.
universally understood, however,
tina, all of tbs Officers now holding
comm ssions viii be reapr olntsd to
she same rank
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07
4 Pzr1<1C-
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81. @%e -ss-
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

i Cerna1 II Se- YORK sod Il.
wife ast Thursday night ior -
eentz- Bat the parch2ser wss chat
ID ct u 81. money - TIE ofaesr
refused tD nary 70 the ~Gzazn IL
lad perchzssd with pries-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

NO u vfH operate Pullman Drawing
B1n-f Sleeping tzr between View YORK
and JzcksOnviIIs. No Al will 0s~rzre
Punbzn Dravioz Room Buffet -leep-
ing Car o<sEeen New York and Ham
lsg and Hamlet and Atlanta.
FOR further inforna ion call On or
ztdress
q. "a. GATrIS, G. p. 4 r. A.
RsI=igh, y C.
H. 3. LEARD, r. r a,
Hamlet, y. G.
X. T. L. BUNCH, q. p A..
Portsmouth, Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07


I'd ce>yfs,-..- n
cz-re- ~-e1 re ID
E1 z-> c-- CT cglez
y e
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tr Z c2.-tS g Ee ~
alfred VIII v-< A-
E1- HE cL E[
<<r s~- 49, -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

A very prosperous school with mod
err buildings. spIendidIy located in q
reDayk2biy healshfuI section in War
rem coarsy On g. A. L. Road between
Raleigh and Weldon y. c.
PAEaeea water kept in Building It
al sEes for free use Of inmates.
Fifteen officers snd teseherx Terms
very sow. For catalogue addFess Rev.
J \ RHODES. 4 n PRRSIDEYY
l.Itas<9ea. u @
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

81 EGGi-, FEB MARC ~ Zsege1-
heI11 today -5gEed bill fx,r tks- r.
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e5rgf. eTJnsrEEszEgsgc 20 tk4@ LGgE-za1z
PzrEna-e WGx1df. Fair e 1913.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

NJ Ays-4sg 18th ~ -Eg-p zas.
ss.1 I---f .sr .af-Hs-a s1E-re s~--z1zak
: sslGLn4-s zzs. Il # .s1rzeas zEr x-lza-.-
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sg-tE- se1z. L 1ssL1s. -slti II r. tag
g--s1a 4HrrEE 4y1fssIE sE.s. writ
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1901-02-07

E1e Ee1rEessz co<soe E1fEls u
k9s1ertcr1 e. claim ~ b ta1 lsr-
z1ss a sa@ state, za9 s1zs their
-rock - aei1 a. q higher premium
sasa sag oskeT IKE c.rpIraEsoa-
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-19
NEGRO NURSES ACT.
Refused Patient, and There Will BE
an Investigation.

Police Surgeon E. S. Osborne and Su-
perintendent of Police Owen Reilly will
officially call the attention of Mayor
Myers and Health officer Drummer to
the death of George Berry, colored. The
negro died in the police station house
Tuesday, after having been refused as
a patient at the Georgia Infirmary.
DR.. Osborne will address a letter to
the health officer to-day and relate the
circumstances surrounding the death
of the East Side negro. He will
go into details, and will also report the
matter to Mayor Myers. Supt. Reilly
will enter a similar report, and it is
probable that an official investigation
of some sort will be made.
The negro was found on East Broad
and Liberty streets by a patrolman
and appeared to be ill. The officer
summoned the ambulance and had the
man conveyed to the Georgia Inf1rm-
airy. Some time later the ambulance
driver returned to the station house
with Berry and reported that a nurse
at the infirmary had refused to take
the man.
The driver stated to Supt. Reilly that
q colored nurse had stated that Berry
was only drunk and that a hospital
was no place for him. The driver says
that a white nurse or matron upheld
the colored nurse, and that there was
nothing for him to do but carry the
man back to the station house. Berry
died few minutes after he was taken
out of the ambulance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-19
AN ORDER BY CONSENT.
AlimOny to he Paid Mrs. Mary A
Fulton by Her Husband.

There was a consent verdict granted
in the Superior Court yesterday in the
divorce and alimony case of Mary A.
Fulton, against Frank E. Fulton. BY
the terms of the order, the custody of
the girl is given to the mother, while
the father secures legal custody and
control of the two boys.
The defendant in the case agrees to
pay to his wife, $40 per month as tenn
porary alminoy, and, further, SO per
month for the support of the girl,
committed to the mothers custody.
The girl, Is years old, is to receive the
piano and other articles of furniture,
and household use which have been
in dispute between the parties, to
which both the plaintiff and defend
ant relinquish their separate claims.
The piano and furniture are to remain
in the custody of the mother, for the
benefit of the child committed to her
charge. The defendant further agrees
to pay to the attorneys of the plaintiff
Messrs. Twiggs & oliver, $40 as coun-
sci fees. The payment of temporary
alimony is to continue until June l.,
1902.
1t is stipulated in the consent or
der that the father is to be allowed to
see the girl, and the mother the two
boys each day, if they so desire. The
order temporarily stops developments
in a divorce case that promised to be
one of the most interesting tried at
any recent term of the Superior Court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-19
SENT CARTER TO JAIL.
He Had Failed to Pay the Alimony
Directed by the Court.

William B. Carter was sent from the
Superior Court to the common Jail of
Chatham county yesterday. William
had not committed any criminal of
Tense, but had neglected to pay to his
wife the temporary alimony of S. per
month Judge Falligant had directed
should be paid He was sent to Jail for
contempt of court.
The order directing the payment of
alimony was signed several months
ago, but the defendant had never
complied with its provisions. In his an
swer to the rule to show cause why he
should not be attached and punished
for contempt, he had stated that he
was not able to pay the amount of
alimony fixed in the order of the court
or any other amount and that his wife,
who has filed suit for divorce against
him. is more able to help support him
than he is to help support her
Judge Falligant, after hearing the
evidence of witnesses in the case,
found it not possible to agree with this
explanation of the trouble, or to ac-
cept the defendants excuses for failing
to comply with the courts order. He
sent Carter to Jail until the order d.
recting the payment of alimony had
been complied with fully. AS Carter
declares he is absolutely unable to pay
the amount of the alimony, he is likely
to remain in Jail for some time.