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The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Wednesday, went hot six round try
out with Jack Sheahan in the Alhambra
yesterday afternoon. The matter of
matching Sheahan and Jack Durane
for another bout is still hanging fire,
as the club has no open dates in the
near future. However, a plan is now
under consideration to have two bouts
the week of the Savannah race meet
one to be held, probably. on Monday
and the other on Friday and these
boys are likely to be the attraction at
one of these shows. probably a popu-
lar priced one.
The other bouts so far arranged are
between Owen Zeigler and Jack Ben
nett, this to take place Nov. 5: and
between Pat Ready and Jimmy Hand
Ter to take place Nov. IL. Prior to
Zeigler's bout with Bennett he may go
to Atlanta to meet for the second time
Fred Douglas,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

son under most favorable auspices
The links which are in exceptionally
good condition for so early in the sea-
son have recently been improved by
changing the nature of the cop bunk
ers. Formerly the bitches that guard
ed these hazards were so dug that
their sides and bottom formed right
angles, which made It exceedingly diff
ficult to loft a ball out once it had
fallen in.
The Improvement consists in round
ing the bottom of the ditch and elm
mating the angles so that a ball en-
tering the ditch will rest on the lower
part, the center, where the player will
have better opportunity to make
good shot. The team of the club is
showing good form. The outlook is
that it will be found a dangerous on
ponent to its visitors when they again
try conclusions here as they will later
in the season.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
TWIN SULLIVAN A WINNER.

Knocked Out Jimmy Handler of
Newark in Nine Rounds.
Savannahians who follow the pugii-
istic game will be interested in know
ing that Twin Sullivan, who boxed
with Owen Zeigler last summer, in this
city. knocked out Jimmy Handler of
Newark in a bout before the Criterion
Club of Boston Wednesday night. An
account of the bout says:
"They were to have spared twelve
rounds, but at the end of the ninth
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
VIRGINIA AGAIN.
Her Football Eleven Too Strong for
Nashville University.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 1S.-The foot
ball team from the University of Vir-
ginia met and defeated the University
of Nashville eleven at Athletic Park
to-day by a score of 81 to 0. Nashville
played a plucky game, but was una
BILE to stop the heavy onslaughts of
Virginia's tackles back formation.
Virginia, though somewhat lighter
than the Nashville men, played with
snap and go that made up for lack
of weight, while their opponents show
ed slowness in accepting opportunities.
Virginia would call her tackles back
to the ball. sending two men ahead.
and seldom in vain, Johnson and
Council blowing through time after
time Tor nice gains. Her interference
around the ends was especiaIlv nretty
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

and up, mile and furlong. over the
hill. Lord Badge, 2 to l. won, with Re-
morse, s to l. second, and Brunswick,
to l, third. Time 1884.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Richmond. Va. Oct. 1S.-Richmond
College defeated Randolph Macon at
football here to-day, by the score of
80 to 0.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

limbs and shattered nerves. There is no limit to
its powers for evil not fibre of the body sbeyond
the reach of the dangerous acids and poisons crcu
lating in the blood; the valves of the heart are
often affected, resulting in palpitaton something
far more serious. Rheumatism does not always
suddenly; its growth is often gradual. Lit
tie pains begin tugging at the muscles or wandering
from joint to joint winter approaches, or the
weather is unsettled and changeable, but they in
with each recurring attack, and nothing is
certain than that this nsidious disease will at
last get you completely in it's power and almost
before you realize it joints swollen and locked
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
FINE FOOTBALL.
Georgetown and Virginia Military
Institute on the GridirOn.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-The contest to-
day between Georgetown University
and Virginia Military Institute was
one of the prettiest exhibitions of foot
ball ever seen here, the play being
exceptionally fast and clean. George
town won by a score of % to II. The
work of Reilly, Buckley and Givens
for Georgetown, and Jones for the
Virginia Military Institute was of the
star order A feature of the game
was Buckeyes long run of forty yards
through his opponents entire team.
Jones made a notable run from the
center of the field for a touchdown.
Georgetown played steady, consist
ent game, while the Virginia boys at
times failed to avail themselves of
their opportunities. Lineup:
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Connect at Casino with Thunder
bolt Line.
MONTGOMERY AND THUNDER
BOLT LINE,
Via Cattle Park and Sandfiy.
Leave Thun- Leave Mont
derbolt. gomery.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

IF you WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your Autographed ana
printed stationery and bank DOORS
from Morning News. Savannah Ga
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Connect at Sandfiy with car for
Isle of Hope.
Sonnet at Sandiy with car for
Thunderbolt.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Thunderbolt.
THUNDERBOLT AND ISLE OF
HOPE LINE.
(Via Cattle Park and Sandfiy)
Leave Thun- Leave Isle Of
derbolt Hope.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

CONTINUED on Third Page.J
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

leave 4Oth. and Leave Isle of Hope
" Hlea her Streets. for City.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19

Summary Touch downs-Hart. Reil-
ly 3, Jones, Milton. Goals--Jones, Car
roll 3. Referee, Powell Umpire,
Shields. Timers. Cox and Wise. Lines
men, Monahan and Crowds. Time of
halves, 25 and 20 minutes.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
MONTGOMERY LINE.

"O4N INOMEItI LINE.
connecting at Sandhy with Isle Of
Hope Line.
Leave 10th and Leave Montgom-
Whitaker Streets ar,r fn. CITY
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC ca
SUNDAY SCHEDULr.

In effect June Is, 1907.
Subject to change without notaca
ISLE OF HOPE LINE.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-19
THUNDERBoLT LINE

Beginning at 6:45 a. m, cars leave
Bolton and OFT streets every 10 mln-
utes. Returning, cars leave EstiA
avenue, and Waters Road at 6:52 a,
m, and every Is minutes thereafter
connecting with cars on the Thunder
bolt Line. After 900 p. M, cars run
every 30 minutes.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
VI. \. 4. Lowest.

The third international i've stock cX.
position, held iu Chicago. closed sat
urday During the week the show at
tracted an attendance OF 35uWn. q
much larger number than attended
either OF the two preceding exhibitions.
The feature of the closing day was
the awarding of prizes Ia the stock
Judging contest. This contest WIS par
ticipatcd In 10y the students OF agrlcul-
tural colleges and farmers SOUS. the
latter being admitted this year for the
first time. The Spour trophy. awarded
10 the agricultural college whose three
students made the highest aggregate
standing Ia judging all cluss,'g OF stock.
went to the Iowa Agricultural college.
The averages in thc Spour trophy con-
test were tnc following: Iowa Agricul-
ural college 2.IU2: Minnesota Agricul-
mrul college. :.3SN. Wisconsin Agrirul-
tural college. 2.3il ~: Ontario. can
ada. Agricultural college. 2.32S -:
Michigan Agricultural college. 2,lSl i-'i.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
4 Grrnt Combination.

\ merger that cousolidatcs nearly all
the principal malIcablc iron plants I'm
the United states. representing from
SlGOpo.OOo Ia S2O.0OO.OOO Ia capital.
was consummatcd az meeting OF q
committee composed of officers of the
principal companies. held In Detroit.
The companies affected 10y the merger
control practically about ~ per cent of
the entire output of the mallcablc iron
la the United States. or 2OO.OOO tons
annually. They are:
Albion Mullcahle Iron Co. Albion.
Mich.
Beaver Dam Mallcablc Iron Co. Ra-
cine. Wis
Belle city Mallcable Iron Co. Ra-
cine. Wis
Chicago Mallcable Castings Co..
West Pullman. lll.
Chisholm \ Moore Mnfg. Co.. Clcvc-
land %.
Marion Mulleablc Iron works, Ma
rion. Ind.
Michigan Mallcablc Iron Co. Detroit.
Mich.
Missouri Nallcable Iron Co, East ST.
Louis. ~
Moline NIallcablc Iron Co. st.
Charles. H.
Northwestern Mallcablc Iron Co.
Milwaukee. Wis
Pittsburg Malleable Iron Co. Pitts
burg. PA.
Pratt X Lctchworth CO.. Buffalo. y.
Y.
Ross-Mrchan Foundry Co. Chatta-
nocga. Tenn.
Springfield Mallcahlc Iron Co.
Springfield. %.
Trenton Mallcablc Iron Co. Trcn-
ton. y. j.
Waukcsha Malleablc Castings CO.,
MuukCShn. Wis.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Eonr,rrn Prri.hcd.

Fourteen persons among the scores
crowded Into the Lincoln hotel. Mudi-
son street. Chicago. met death shortly
before o'clock Thursday morning in
% fire. which viii pass into history as
one of the most horrible Chicago has
ever experienced
Death came suddenly To few. hut
with awful slowncss 90 others. who
were pcnncd IN the death trap and
sulrocated. or burned Ia death. Some
died in their rooms. some CHANGED all
iu jumping. AMI lost. while others
were found Ia the Railways. where
they had expired with their fingers
dug into the cracks of the floor
All Of the bodies wore recovered as
the hotel was nor destroyed
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12

Thomas Bracket Reed. former
spcakcr 0f the house Of representatives,
and FOR many years prominent In pub
be- life. died Saturday night I'm his
apartments in the Arlington hotel.
Washington. -. &. The immediate
cause of death was uracmia.
\ chan/> for the worse was noted In
Mr. Reeds condition early In the morn
iug Al o:iu o'clock be- was given a
suhcutaneouS saline TRANSMISSION in or.
Ter to stimulate the Kidneys, which
were failing tu perform their proper
function. ~ = o'clock p. m. the saline
solution was again administered. about
three quarts of Iluid being used. The
heart became weaker aud weaker and
the patient retained Consciousness I'M
90 II o'clp,k H. m- when a complete
coma came ou.
At the bedside when ne died were
Mrs. Reed and Miss Catherine Reed.
hrs Gardner Mcdonald. Bishop ami
Goodnow ANA the nurses.
MIR. Reeds mind was in such state
during the day that he did not rcaliz"
the seriousness Of his condition. lie
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
STATE NEWS IN nRIEF.

There are nine grocery stores In Tc-
konsha.
There l. place In Huron county
named larry.
The woodsmcn of the upper PENN
sul0 are forming union
Chas. T.. ll.lls. who gave Muskegou
MasonS q 5000" temple. j. dead.
The last tract Of pine timber ia Kent
county will Doe cut down and converted
Into lumber this winter
\ peat factory viii bc established
near Bancroft. where there are cXtcn-
~iyc deposits 81 the fuel in its crude
state.
Owosso has plans Tor q new city
hall. tu contain council chamber.
offices Tor all city officials and police
court.
The coal stringcncy in Flint has been
somewhat relieved. by shipment.
three carloads, from the anthracite
regions
The project 81 organizing county
agricultural society In Jackson 20 hold
annual fairs Is meeting with encour-
agcmcnt.
There are Be- saloons IN Ottawa
county. less than half the average In
other portions OF the state according
To population
The Nashville Cooperagc Co. with
u capital Of Si2OuO. has lust incor-
pornicd ana Will manufacture cooper
age supplies
Andrew Johnson. ~ Mcnomlnee.
aged -. fell from the top 90 a 5o-foot
fuel burner ~ the Kirby mill. and was
Instantly killed.
The old canning factory at Hart Is
being torn down aud will bc replaced
10y one of the largest plants at the
Kind In the country.
l.. u. Crane Of Daggctt. while dT1v.
ing through the woods was attacked
hy pack OF wolves. Ills horse outran
the savage animals.
Frederick H. French. 81 Chicago. has
purchased q tract Of ;NO acres 81 land
In Dickinson county FOR the establish
ment 81 n cattle ranch.
Ralph. the lI-months-old son of Fred
W. Bohnet. West Kalamazoo. swat
lowed large steel screw Friday after.
noon and chokcd 90 death.
John +. Healy. 81 Hancock. the man
who obtained admission To practice on
another mans letter. has been dis
barred 10y the Supreme court.
Judge Brooke. uf the Wayne Circuit
Court has made % decision that "a mort.
gage foreclosure cannot operate to de-
prlvc u tenant holding the premises ON
lease and not made u party defendant
90 the proceedings OF possession. This
question had not before been adiudl-
Gated in Michigan.
John Vincent. q farmer northeast 81
Ovid. has again become violently en-.
sane. and an application has been made
by hs brother. Elmer Vincent. To COM
nit him o. an asylum. lie was sent to
the asylum In iSi5. where he remained
two years lie Is son 81 Abraham
Vincent. a well-to-do farmer. lie Is ~
years % age.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12

was cheerful and convcrscd with those
about him.
When u became apparent that he
would not survive his Illness. the wife
and daughter were notified and they
remained constantly al the bedside un-
til the distinguished patient hrcathed
hi> lu,,t With only faint hope of
saving his life. oxygen WAS admins
tered continuously throughout the day.
Mr. Reed was born iu Portland. Ne.
G3 years ago ana always maintained
hs residence In that city, having been
educated iu It's schools ana Bowdoin
college. When hc resigned his seat Ia
congress 20 practice law in New York
90 WAS thought his home would pass
into other hands. but he kept 81 and
Portland WIS always his home.
Mr. Reed spent much time there last
summer and one of his last public APP
pearluccs was when he delivered an
Grafton in June upon the occasion OF
the celebration OF the huudrcdth ami
vcrsary OF the beginning of the work
of Bowduin college. from which h" was
graduated loo the class of 1850.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12

Emperor William. addressing depu-
tation Of workIngmcn at Brcsau. made
% bitter unti.sociallst speech. declaring
10 was lie Co say that workingmcn
had 60 rely OH the socialist party for a
hcttcrmcnt Of their position. The so
ciulists. he added. had tcrrorlZrd and
trud the workingmcn under foot and
as men of honor they must have no
more 60 do with them. He concluded
with asking the dcputation To send a
comradc from their midst. a simple. I'M
pretending man from the workshop,
into the national parliament. such a
man would Ice gladly welcomed rs a
working representative OF the German
working class. The representatives Of
other classes would willingly work to-
gcthcr with such representatives. how
ever many they might Ice.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
FROM ALL OVER MICHIGAN


In his annual report. just completed.
Land Commissioner Wildcy says that
at the beginning ~ the fiscal year the
state held tia.OtS acrrs at land. 10
ucrcs of partpald lands and l.SOT acres
OF swamp homestead land were for
feited Co the state. G.lS1 acres were
decided by the auditor general under
the homestead act, l0.4lu acres OF
homestead lands reverted FOR non-com-
pliancc with the requirements Of law.
ana iu acres OF land were patented 10y
the general government, making to-
tai of 1861 acres
The receipts on accuun. of lands sold
ana for principal and interest on sales
made iu former years was SluJ,2dl.1@
The commissioner recommends that
trespass agents he given the same au-
thority ln the matter az sale ami sciz-
urc OF property that game wardens
have In the matter of fish and game
unlHwfully taken lie also RECON-
mcuds that the land commissioner AMI
auditor general he. given power not
only tn sell public lands. hut To rent
them or dispose OF the timber while
retaining possession OF the lands.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
NntInn,. EInnncrr.

The annual report ~ Secretary Of
the Treasury shaw for the fiscal year
ended June -. 1892. show the total
government revenues Ia have been
SGSI.32G. 2SO.47, the total expenditures
SJg3. 03SguI.g0 leaving surplus Of
Snl. ~. 1887. Compared with the ifs
cal year 1901 the receipts for 1902 de
creased Sll .To. 2in - and the cXpend-
iturcs decreased S:iS. TTG. in5.jl. The
first quarter of the new fiscal year was
marked hy an incrcas. in customs. or
setting the reduction by the new sta.
tues In Internal revenue. Both the re-
ccipts aud the expenditures were In
excess Of the corresponding months
in the year preceding. On November
I surplus Of Sl3.2'Wi. iDl was shown
for the current fiscal year.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Sow nrNrnnc Cnttrrs.

II present plans are carried ou; the
revenue cutter Fcsscudcn. which has
been stationed 40 Detroit for many
years. will be taken on the lake route
ANA ovcrhaUlcd. senator Burrows i'm
Producing Joint resolution Toy uu mp
preparation of S:n.Uu Go provide new
boilers. The engines Zoe thc fcSsrudcn
are unusually good. hut Ca, boat has
never had sufficient steam power Co
drive them up 90 their capacity. which
n done would make her very fast
craft
There viii be- three revenue cutters
on the lakes next wear The new cut
ter Tuscurur. now heinz fitted uut
~ Baltimore. will take station at VIII
mingtOn. y. G.. for the winter. hu,
will bc transferred tu Milwaukee IN
the spring. AMI the Murrell will Ice
transferred Ia Detroit. IL rs iucudcd
To station the MackiuHw. which Is now
building. az some lake port.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Conntcrfeitrr. Caught.

Henry T.. Buscuhark and Neil
Hunrd. alleged counicrfcitcrs. were
caught rcd-hnuded "Wednesday la the
upper floor Of a Internationally story
brick house at Buona Vista and Wood
ward avenues. five blocks outside De
troit city limits. just as they We're In
the act. IL Is alleged. Of making new
sets OF silver dollar molds. For the
last three months complaints have
been coming I'm steadily to Washing
ton from the large department stores
and all the banks Of Detroit. cont
planning of the large number ot coun-
tcrfcit silver dollars that have been
circulated about the city. I'm response
To- these complaints the department
sent secret service two weeks ago
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
The nnchnnnn nnm.

Millionaire Charles \. Chaplin settled
all speculation us to what hc Intends
To- do with 1000 horse power. which
his dam in the 81 Joseph river az Bu-
chunau. furut,hcs. lie says this power
Will he transmitted to South Bend.
Ind. To De- used for manufacturing pur-
poses. lie says no arrangement exists
whereby hc Is Ia furnish power Ia OPP
crate the Indiana Railway cos inter
urban line between Niles and South
Bend. Mr.. Chaplin has erected 500.
Wp electric power house AZ Buchanan.
and the fears of the villagers that the
power was To- De transmitted beyond
the town were we'll founded. The
blow to Buchanan will hc severe. the
people having based their hopes that
the village would become a great man
ufacturng center on the great power
furnished 10y the dam. toward the
building Of which the village con
trihuicd $4,000. on which sum they are
stiil paying interest.
Mr.. Chaplin says: II prefer 10 sell
the power In Buchanan. hut until they
can Use 10 | will sell 10 elsewhere.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Cover the Cnnntrr.

Kalamazoo county viii be- complete
~ covered 10y rural free mail routes
very soon senator Burrows authorizes
a statement Co this effect. and an agent
from Washington is expected within
10 days 60 lay ont the county. The
present village postofiiccs will bc main
tanned. hut all country roads Will bc
covered direct from Kalamazoo.
Plans are completed FOR q 5000 adj
dltion 10 the federal building. work To
Ice commenced early next spring. Co
provide FOR q greatly Increased husi-
ness In that city 10y reason of the phc-
nomcnal growth Of the last two years.
and tho addition OF the proposed rural
has seven
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Thc Mystery solved.

The mystery iU the disappearance 81
Gus puhlman 80 EScIuaha three wears
ago has been cleared 10y the discovery
Of q skeleton loo the woods near that
place that has been identified us the
remains uf the missing man. The
gr"csomc find was made by man
hunting rabbits 600 swamp. Matches
ami other articles lying near the '.sclc.
ton solved the Identification OF the
skeleton. and an empty poison vial cN-
planned hIc manner of death. shortly
before Dahlmm disappeared Lee lost
$500 through an unfortunate invest
mcn' ana h,cumc respondent
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Aloha Crew safe.

Following the remarkable escape Of
the crew OF the steamer Chas. Ilebard
from death la Lake Superior comes a
report from Michipicotcn announcing
the safety 81 the crew 81 the schooner
Aloha. given up for lost with all ON
board. The missing boat Of the lie
hard's tow. u Is reported. was found
deserted and ahoat on the lake 10y the
steamer Osslfrngc.
Later the crew were picked M on
shore and put aboard the Aloha. which
was towed to Gargantua.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
A Cnrou.nI and suicide.

After an evening OF cHrousnl In
which Matte Mcdonald. or Trimmer.
and Lottlc Morton. 81 Kalamazoo.
Charles Jackson. of Boston. Mass. and
T.. T.. Walton. of Detroit participated.
Miss Mcdonald shot herself through
the temple and fell dead In Jnckson's
presence. about o'clock Thursday
morning
The men In the party are prominent
In the Local Protective Legion. jack
son being special agent. aud Walton
general agent for Michigan.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
Prof Lodemnn nrnd.

As the result of au attack of iudi-
gcstion. bringing on recurrence of
an organic heart trouble Prof. August
Lodcman. head Of the department Of
modern languages ~ the NIr.llantl
normal college. died during Saturday
night. lie was seized with Indigestion
Saturday afternoon 10 was believed
that the attack had been conquered
10y the doctors. hut he died OF heart
failure while he slept.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
4 UIu Eactory.

4 contract has been let To- build a
beet sugar factory at East Tawas.
Mich. for SGIo.Wn. The factory will
have a capacity Of 700 tons daily.
Among the principal holders of stock
ln the company are: Charles Bewick
ana i. -. Hawks. Detroit: H. -.
Churchill. Alpena: G. W. Luce. superln-
tendcnt of the Detroit. BAY City X
Mackinac railway; besides citizens OF
Tawns. who take SlOc uu0 Of the stock.
The contract calls for the completion
~ the factory In time 10 grind next
years crop OF bccts.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
EnRIand's tItImatum.

Premier Balfour announced In the
house of commons Monday that nm nj
timatum had been sent 20 Venezuela
and that In the event OF satisfactory
reply not being received the British
and German governments would take
measures To enforce their clalnra
against that country.
Mr.. Balfour said: For the past two
years We have had grave cause for
complaint ON various occasions OF IN.
iustiiiahlc interference 10y the Nene-
zuclan government with the liberty
and property Of British subjects No
efforts have been spared 10y the Brit.
ish government To- obtain an amlcablc
settlement Of these cases hut In none
81 them have satisfactory explanations
been forthcoming. lattarly. the rep.
rcsentatitions Of the British minister
have been practically uunotlccd We
have been acting In conjunction with
the German government. which also
has large claims against Venezuela.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12
a Great blizzard.

Reports from Pennsylvania. New
York. Maryland and Massachusetts on
Friday of n Wild blizzard. show that
railway traffic was seriously impcded.
and that some of the collieries would
have to shut down. Tclegrnphic ser
vic, east OF New York a. New Eng.
land especially was Frustrated and
norihward through New York sinte by
the wind and snow In the Catskill
region n G0-mile gale was blowing.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-12

Kate IIassett. the actress who was
Killed 10y Barry tombstone ~ Philadel-
phla. WAS buried at Aurorn. ILL.,. Sal
urday.
The Grand opera house and the
Dischc and lIolcombc blocks az still
water. Mimi. burned Friday morning.
Loss SiT5.OO0.
The mayor AMI eleven aldermen OF
Denver have been sentenced 10 four
months in Jail for contempt OF court
Ia disobcying an injunction.
W. W. Dinwlddie. ~ the United
states naval observatory. "Wednesday
night observed the comet discovered
by Glacoblnl. 90 Nice. Tuesday.