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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
CALLAHAN-LEN BOUT.
short End FeItz-Hurst Money Given
to Little sisters of the Poor.

short End FeItz-Hurst mono! UiNCH
to Little sisters of the Poor.
Tim Callahan and Ed. Lenny, who
will meet in a 2O-round contest before
the Savannah Athletic Club tonight.
have finished their training, and, this
afternoon at o'clock, will weigh-in at
1870 pounds. according to the articles of
agreement. y
The bout will be preceded by a pre-
liminary between Flanagan and Tony
Moran, and an exhibition of wrestling
by Prof. Emil Beck and one of his
youngest and most promising pupils
The referee of both bouts win be owen
Zeigler Roach of New York, Gala
hans manager, raised an objection TO
zeigler because of a difference that he
had had with him in regard to one OF
the Moran-Kelly bouts but Callahan
is satisfied with Zeigler, and he will
referee the bout as he has done all of
the bouts that have been pulled off by
the Savannah Athletic Club.
Peter Porretto, who is slated to meet
Moran Friday, reached Savannah yes
terday and is so anxious for the go"
that he has notified the managers of
the club he will meet his opponent at
eaten weights. IL Is likely tndI edcn
man will enter the ring weighing
about 100 pounds.
In accordance with its promise that
the short end of the purse of the Feltz-
Hurst bout would be given to charity,
the Savannah Athletic Club has de-
! posted with the Morning News check
| for the amount of the purse, minus the
| legitimate expenses of Hurst while in
Savannah, and this check will be de-
| livered to-day to the Little Sisters of
| the Poor.
The money was refused Hurst be-
| cause of the referees decision disqual-
| flying him because he laid down and
| allowed himself to be counted out al
| though he was still able to box.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
srABLEMEN WE'RE FINED.
warrants for Assault Also Issued
Against Them.

]. F. Landrum. Harry Anderson and
Dan Martin, three of the stablemen at
the Fair grounds, whose arrest was
mentioned in the Morning News, were
each fined SIS or thirty days by Re-
corder Myrick in Police Court yester-
day Harry Welsh. the fourth man.
was dismissed.
The stablemen were arrested by
Chief Detective Hewitt. OF the Fair
force. for assaulting several negroes
connected with the stables on the
grounds. The negroes were badly done
up. and the services OF physician had
30 be secured for them. The white
men We're under the influence Of liquor
when they committed the assault.
Warrants charging assault were
sworn out in Magistrate Beyins' court
during the morning by Detective How
iti but We're not served. The Recon
der would not turn the prisoners over
tu the officer holding the state war.
rants He preferred to have them first
lay ihe penalty innlcted 10 the mup'
icipal court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
ODD FELLOWS, GRAND MASTER.
VIII BE Guest of Local Lodges for
Two Days.

Mr.. ]. L. Bass of Rome, grand master
of Odd Fellows of Georgia, will visit
Savannah in his official capacity to-
day for the first time and the members
of the order are preparing to give him
a hearty welcome and a reception that
will give him some idea of the hospi-
tality Of the members of his order in
this city.
The grand master will arrive over
be met by committee consisting of
Mr.. C. H. Dorset. representative to
the Sovereign Grand Lodge; Mr.. j. S
Tison, secretary of the Grand Lodge of
Georgia; Mr.. II. NJ. Ward, district
deputy; Mr., Leander Butler, district
deputy, and number of the noble
grands, and will be escorted to the
DeSoto. After being allowed a couple
of hours rest he will be taken for a
drive around the city and to Thunder
bolt for dinner, at Mrs. Bannon's.
He will then return TO the De Soto.
and at o'clock viii be called for by
committee which will escort him to
odd Fellows Hall, where he will be
present at the comforting OF the first
degree by Concord Lodge. Afterwards
a general meeting of Odd Fellows will
be held. before which the Grand Mas
ter will deliver an address on "Odd
Fellowship"
Al this meeting Ruth Rebekah
Lodge viii be present IN a body. The
degree work Of Concord Lodge is un-
usally fine and probably viii be thor
OuRhly enjoyed by local members tina
witness ~, a. well as the Grand Mas
ter.
n Is expected that Mr. Bass win re-
main in Savannah tomorrow. and II
De does 70. viii be taken 10 the FaiI
Grounds in the morning. II "a not inn
probable hat Mrs. Bass viii accom-.
paug me Grand Master IN which case
some ri the members ~ Ruth Rebekah
Lodge VIII b. added 10 the COMMITTEES
90 entertainment and Mrs Bass IA
well AS Der husband. VIII become DC
quests " the kayaDuah ODD FelloNt,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12

they had better send for an ambulance.
Il have got to get back to the races,
said the doctor. and away he went.
The physician was said to be mid
dle-aged man, with side-chop whis-
kers. The ambulance was telephoned
for, but as the telephone was working
badly, it was some time before the re-
quest could be conveyed to the police
barracks. BY the time the ambulance
was well on its way Sanguinetto was
corpse. The ambulance. of course.
could not remove the dead body, and
it was necessary to await the arrival
of the coroner. Coroner Keller was
soon on the ground and after interro-
eating the people in the tent, decided
that it plainly a case of suicide, and
that no inquest was necessary. The
body was then turned over to San
guinettos friends. Later in the day it
was turned over to an undertaking es-
tablishment in the city. The dead
telegraphed, and it was expected that
a reply would be received last night
directing it's shipment north.
Had Had His Troubles.
That Sanguinetto had his troubles
was known to his intimates of the
Coney Island colony, but none had
tnOuRnI Iney were SulllclenL 10 uINC
him to this desperate deed. They stat
ed that he and his wife had separated
about two years ago. Sanguinetto had
not seemed to take this very seriously.
lie had also had some trouble at
Mount Holly, near Philadelphia. about
year ago, when he and others who
were operating Photographic outht
were arrested and afterwards indicted
for their too insistent manner of urg-
ing their business upon the public. The
gang, Il seems was carrying things
with a high hand and forcing custom
ers VINO came into the tent TO take
four photos for a dollar, when their
desire may have been TO take only one
for a quarter, or perhaps none at all.
The police broke up this little ar
rangement aud all the Photographic
people were indicted They were let
cut on bail, however. and had not ek-
pected anything serious 10 come OF the
matter. Some Of Sanguinetto's ac-
quaintances thought his letter might
have contained 80 news about this
matter, but they dld not see how he
could be- W. seriously affected by u as
% waH only misdemeanor case any
WAY. and besides De WAS out ~ the
roach 81 The Pennsylvania authorities.
81 ngulnsffoH obstruction ~ bis letters
removed all clues ~ tae causes ~ hiH
tuicide, Mr cnenoNlih gathered W
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
WOULD PAVE WATER STREET
Central of Georgia's Bid for Two
Strips of Land.

Strips of Land.
The meeting of City Council to-mor-
row night promises to be uninteresting,
and the session will not be a lengthy
one, unless something develops to-day
or tomorrow. The question of the pur-
chase of the Norwood land will hardly
come up.
The Street and Lane Committee has
not yet looked over the Norwood prop
erty, but will probably do so very
shortly. An alderman said yesterday
that the property will unquestionably
be purchased at the figure first named,
despite the unexpected opposition that
fsprung up when it was discovered that
the ordinance authorizing the purchase
| had been drawn up wrong.
| A petition from r. L. Pritchard, land
and industrial agent of the Central Of
Georgia Railway Company, in which
the company offers to pave Water
street for certain concessions, will be
read. The company is willing and
! ready to pay the cost of paving The
street between Indian and River
streets, except that portion that is
| chargeable to the street railway COM
pany, in return for two strips of land
on the same street.
| A petition from the Hebrah Kaddis-
hah, a charitable society, has also been
| filed with the clerk of Council, and will
be read at the meeting. The society
announces it's intention to secure
| grounds suitable for a cemetery and
makes application to the city for sew
eral acres of land. The terms and rules
that govern the purchase, and the use
| of the land are asked for. The society
wants to make its portion separate and
distinct and expects to use it Tor the
burial of the members of the society
| and their families.
A copy of the resolution of thanks
passed by the House of Representa-
tives was received by Clerk Bailey
yesterday. The resolutions were intro
duced by Mr.. Mulherin of Richmond
and conveyed the thanks of the House
to the people of Savannah, the rail-
way companies and the municipality.
The paper will be read to Council.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
FOR ATTEMPT TO MURDER.
John McNuIty Arrested for shooting
Pat Grubbs.

John McNulty, a well-known resi-
dent of the East Side, was arrested
Yesterday morning by Detective Muir
phv for the shooting of Pat Grubbs,
hoard Air Line car inspector, sun
day night, an account Of which was
given in the Morning News. McNulty
admits the shooting and is held on a
charge of assault with intent to muir
der.
C,rubbs received the bullet in his left
shoulder, and while he suffers consid-
cradle pain his wound is not regarded
as serious McNulty gives a Inherent
version of the shooting and claims to
have been justified in what he did. Ac-
cording to Grubbs he was beaten, and
then shot. without the slightest Prov
ocation. and the bullet was sent into
his shoulder while he was begging 10
he permitted to go his way undlsturb-
McNulty claims that he was with
friend named Ennis, and that they
brushed into Grubbs and his COM
panion, thus starting a night. Inc
prisoner says that Grubbs was striking
Ennis in the face when he look
hand, and that his finger some way
got in the car inspectors mouth. Ac-
cording to McNulty Grubbs began
chewing, and he struck him stlif
blow.
The East Side man alleges that
Grubbs made a bluff of putting him
ont of business, and that thinking he
was in real danger he fired his re-
yolver. The prisoners middle finger
of the right hand is bruised. and bears
evidence of the fact that he was m
a mixup with somebody. McNulty VIII
be given a preliminary examination by
Recorder Myrick in Police Court TINS
morning If the prosecutor is able &c
appear against him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
SAW MILL MEN TO MEET.
Material Men 10 Organize and iOo-
Hoo to Hold ConcatenntjOn.

Material Men 10 Organize and liOo-
Hoo to Hold ConcatenntjOn.
Three meetings, i'm which most lum-
bermen will be interested, will be heid
in Savannah to-day. The Georgia Saw
Mill Association will hold its Novem-
Der meeting at the De Soto at lO'oo
O'Clock, the Material Men OF Georgia
will meet for permanent Organization,
at the same place at $3.50 o'clock anu
at night at 1929 o'clock the order "l
Hoo Hoos in which the majority OF inc
members OF both the other organize
tions are members, will hold meet
ing and confederation during whlch
some twenty-five or thirty candiddt's
will be Initiated 10 the delights o. 'He
roof and the catnip gardens.
Besides the regular routine work ina'
will come before the Saw NH ASP.
citation, II Is likely also inst an
fort will be made 10 secure an or
ganized protest against Dill ~.
before the legislature. the object ~
which Is 10 make IL necessary 90 chHl
ter tram-roads Should the meellNs
be finished In time, IL II expected uint
most ~ the members ~ the nssorla'
ton viii take in" the state FhlT
returning 10 the city in time for -
concatennfiOn This w'll b. held in nv
banquet hall ~ the DE- soto "a, n
in fart. each ~ tho meetings Nlh "'
held. and viii be foliope1 ny nsnl
fhaf Wlil bo quite up A. me tfaaii i"l'.
oaceilonoe ~ similar AFFAIRS fhai h"'
been giYeu w hoo'ho9.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12

some of the unburned fragments, but
no connected idea could be obtained
from them.
Mrs. McCranie was overcome at the
sudden death of her assistant and LETT
Immediately on his death for her lodG-
ing place near the grounds. Business
was suspended in the photograph line
for the balance of tie day. The walls
of the tent We're drawn and the re-
naming attaches stood on the
outside to prevent Intrusion
The news of the suicide spread
slowly and many people left the
grounds without becoming aware OF
the fact. Hundreds passed within few
feet Of where the dead body lay and
knew nothing of it's presence. The busy
clamor of the plaza continued an
around it and, although Sanguinettos
friends expressed their regret at his
sudden end, they accepted the matter
philosophically and continued to 90
business
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
II. N. HANBURY, Fulton,
Ala.

Writes to DIR. ]. Newton Hathaway:
You can add my name to your cured
list. 1 feel under life long obligations
to you, and will never hesitate a mo-
ment to recommend you to anyone who
is suffering. None but those who have
suffered as 1 have can fully appreciate
the health l am now enjoying. and ii
is all due to your treatment. Long may
you live to help others as you have
helped me. I thank you from the
depths of my heart" Consult this en-
inent specialist free at his office, rs
East Bryan street, or "a ST. Julian
street Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12

Edward Dunellen, Wilkesbarre, Pa;
For seven years I was scarcely ever
free from the terrible tortue Of itching
piles. / tried all sorts Of remedies.
Was told "a surgical operation might
save. one 90 cent box Of Pyramid
Pile cure cured me completely" All
druggists cell a. ~ never fails 90
qulfkly cure piles in any form Free
book b. maN on piles causes ana
cure. Pyramid prug Co., Marshall
MICH
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
]. F. CHANDLER, Dock


states that DR.. ]. Newton Hathaway
effected a remarkably quick cure in
his case when he was afflicted with an
aggravated and complicated case of
Piles, Catarrh, and Constipation. In
one months time you effected a cure
permanently and thoroughly. am
greatly pleased and will testify to your
remarkable skill at any time" DR..
Hathaway cures where other doctors
fail. Consult him free at office, 25 East
Bryan street. or "a St. Julian street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
j. j. HUSKE, Morrison,

The well-known merchant of that place
was treated and cured by DR.. !. New
ton Hathaway, the skilful specialist,
of a very severe case of Catarrhal af-
lection of the stomach, liver, and kid
neys of number of years standing,
had experimental with other physi-
clans and patent medicines without
benefit. He is now we'll and gladly re-
fers all sufferers to DR.. Hathaway, who
desires health and happiness. Consult
the Doctor at once, before it is too late,
at his office, rs E. Bryan street, or "a
ST. Julian street, Savannah, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
MR.. A. b. SAVE
of Athens,

superintendent of the Athens Gas Co.
was restored to health by the eminent
specialist, DR.. ]. Newton Hathaway.
after an operation was performed by
the local doctors who told him he had
a stone i'm the bladder DR.. Hathaway's
Offices are at 25 East Bryan street.
Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
JOEL F. PARDEE, Belle
view, Fla,

cured after suffering for twenty years
by DR.. j. Newton Hathaway, the cell
ebrated specialist in chronic diseases.
He writes that life has started anew
for him, and he hopes that others who
suffer may avail themselves of the skill
which DR.. Hathaway has given him
in order that they may also be cured
Consultation free at the Doctors Of
flee, No. 25 East Bryan street and "a
St. Julian street, city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
6. M. HOLT
of White Path, Ga,

writes % Or J. Newton Hathaway.
The electric belt which you made for
me gave relief the first night worn and
has completely cured me-" Dr.. HATH
HwnyH offices are al 70 East Bryan
street savannah, where be may bel
consulted without cost
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
hrs. MARY q. BEALL
of Buchanan. Ga.

who suffered for years from a compli
cation Of diseases peculiar TO women
was completely cured by Dr. j. New
ton Hathaway Consultation free Al
Ciiices. Is East Bryan street. Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12
ENJOY
YOURSELF

together Of all physical
ailments will feel well and enjoy life long su win
help from the foundation all good health and set your
CASCARETS to-day. Then soc box whole
back
Sterling Remedy Chicago New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-12

Feel good towards all OF the world.
This is easily said, but how can you do
il when your body is sick? II you want
a good feeling towards everybody you
have to feel well yourself. Good health
is the basis Of all enjoyment. Pile up
money, obtain reputation as lawyer or
doctor or an expert in any line and then
wind up with poor health, what have you
got 2 Bowel trouble consultation. causes
Evening journal., 1901-01-30
TO CONTEST TiSKER WILL
Ground Will be That Pen Was Guided in
Mans Hand
Special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, Jan. 30,--Charles p
Tasker, individually and as executor
of the estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth T. Men
denhall yesterday filed a petition in
Orphans Court, in Philadelphia, asking
for an appeal from the decision Of the
register of wills, under which there was
admitted to probate the will OF Ste
phen p NJ Tasker, well-known here
who died in March, 1900.
1t is alleged in the petition that at
the time OF the execution of the paper
the testator was of unsound mind, and
that the instrument was procured by
Undue influence. 1t is charged that
Mr.. Tasker, at the time of the alleged
execution OF the will, was in a comatUse
state, and that an attempt was made
to arouse him ont OF his stupor by ap-
plying cold towels to his face. and fire.
quently using cold water and an ato-
mizer, and. that while he was in a
stupeied condition pen was placed in
mis- hand and guided by one of the per-
sons present.
Judge Ferguson made an order On
the parties in interest to show cause
why the appeal should not be sustain
ed, and why a jury trial should not be
granted in the Common Pleas.
Evening journal., 1901-01-30
SCHOOL BOARD
ELECTS TEACHER
Six Instructors Advanced and
Miss Wilson Named
for Vacancy
snecial 10 the rvenIng journal.

New Castle, Jan. 30-The election
of a teacher of pupils in the seventh
grade to succeed Miss Helena Draper,
resigned, was the principal subject of
business before the Board Of Educa-
tion in regular monthly meeting last
evening. The resignation was received
with regret. Messrs. Eliason, Ferris
and Stewart remarked that in the loss
of Miss Draper's service the school
would lose an earnest, conscientious
teacher, who has proved herself eff
cient in every particular. She will re-
tire tomorrow.
1t was the opinion of the members
of the board that Miss Draper's posi-
ton should be filed by the teacher be-
low her, Miss Mahoney, and that the
Misses GCodley. DOwney, Saunders,
Leach and Janvier be advanced one
grade in the order named. Respecting
Miss Dennison, teacher Of the first
grade, the board thought it unwise to
advance her at this time, as the schOl-
ars under her instruction are in school
for the first year, and 10 place new
teacher in charge Of them before the
end of the school term would be to
their detriment
Applications for the position made
vacant we're then received from the
Misses Elizabeth Wilson. Margaret
Carrick, Margaret Lawler, Of this city;
Reba S. Lloyd, of Wilmington. and
Ruthanna Alexander, of George School,
Pa. Balloting for the position resulted
in the unanimous election Of Miss Ma
honey. Subsequent balloting advanced
Miss Goodley, Miss Downey. Mis- 3
Saunders, Miss Leach and Mss jan
vier one grade. Miss Wilson was
elected teacher OF the second grade.
she defeating Miss Carrick by a vote
Of to 8. Upon motion of Mr. Carrick.
the election OF Miss Wilson to the va
oancy was made unanimous.
In reecgn sen Of Miss Dennison' s
valuable services as teacher of the
frat grade scholars il was suggested
that she he given an increase in sal
airy. which suggestion may be acted en-
at the next meeting of the board. She
will also be advanced at the next Op-
portunity. The names Of Miss CarTiok
and Miss Bawler were ordered placed
on the minutes as applicants for posi-
tons in the gift CT the beard IN tie
future.
The board directed the secretary. Mr..
Eckles, to issue the legal notices for
the annual school election 10 be he'd
on March 2. The present members
will be candidates for reelection
According to the report of Professor
Richardson, the average school attend
ance during the month was 359 Ten
scholars we're promoted and eghty-
four commended for department and
progress. Among the bills ordered pa d
were, seven for text books and other
supplies. amounting to S75.S4 Other
bills paid aggregate $3.50. Report OF
finances showed a balance of 81, ,959. 90
OF which amount S279.54 is deposited
TO the credit Of the State fund and ST.
6S0.3S TO the city fund. The Commit
tee on Text Books was authorized to
sell unused books to the best advan-
tage. Orders for teachers and officers
salaries were directed to the drawn.
Evening journal., 1901-01-30
AMONG THE PLAYERS

Two great audiences greeted Chcs.c
DeVonde and his company at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon and
last night. The matinee attraction was
"A Ranch Hers" while ia the even ng
The Devils Advocate was pr sented.
This afternoon "sins and Sinners ia
being given, and tonight the new
drama, "A Queens Defender win be
played To-morrow's matinee b.ll VIII
be The Christian Of Hawks Rcost,
written by Mr.. DeNonde himself.
A play that appeals to all sides of
human nature is Mans Enemy" and
which was produced with fattering
success last season in this city, and viii
again make its appearance at the
opera House next Tuesday. Though
the main action Of the play is thrilling
in the extreme, there is plenty of fun
generously mixed IN to prevent the
performance from being too heavy, and
paOple who love a sensational story of
love and crime will find this successful
! production a piece very much to their
taste. II is crowded with sensational
| incidents Of breathless interest. around
which is woven an intricate and deeply
engaging plot. But the tragic matter
which highly seasons the play is offset
/ by the hearty comedy given by no less
than half a dozen humorous characters
/ found in every large city. The various
realistic and faithfully reproduced
| scenes Of well-known localities in Lon
don have received unstlnted praise
The scene showing the Casino al
Monte Carlo is an especially commend
able work of scenic and mechanical
art The company is a large one. anC
includes Miss Dorothy Rossmore.
"The Game Keeper" a new romantic
Irish comedy drama which won i'm
mediate triumph on its first produc
4 iiOn. will be at the Opera House on
February 13. A happy inspiration wa
manifested in the choosing Of the title
THE Game Keeper II prepares thi
audience for an atmosphere at one
new. strange and fascinating. No coun
try in the world possesses so man!
/ elements Of dramatic interest as dea
4 old Ireland, where the line betweel
b rich and poor, aristocrat and pauper i
more sharply drawn than anywher
else on earth Derry Dollan. tn
game keeper. is the leading role o
this play, and is in the hands Of Amer
4 icas favorite singing and dancing 60
median. Smith OBrien. who for sevel
years starred in w. II. Powers sue
cessful play, "The Ivy Leaf" Bot
plays are from the pen Of Con T. Muir
ply.