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The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21

the citys meteorological department
to keep the milk supply pure, and to
the CHARITY of a well-known business
man, who every summer distributes
hundreds of thousands of gallons of
pasteurized milk to many thousands
of mothers, who can not afford to buy
the sterilized product for their off,
spring.
New York is also gaining on the Eng
fish metropolis in another direction.
It's birth rate, while not so large as
above the point where men who fear
for the perpetuation of the human 3ace
become seriously alarmed. At present
Isondon's birth rate is lower than ever
before and dangerously near the death
rate, which is about normal Judging
from statistics, no such condition
shows the slightest sign of obtaining
here.
That New York is exceedingly zeal
Gus in protecting the purity of its wa
ter supply is shown by an order re-
Gently issued to the guards who patrol
the reservoirs within the city limits.
Around the rim of the 1,000, 0000 900 gal
Ion reservoir in Central Park is a walk
much used by New Workers on Sun
days. Until recently dogs were allow
ed to run along this walk, as in all
other parts of the park. 1t appears,
however, that many of the CANNES got
into the habit of jumping Il, the wa
ter for pure pleasures sake, and sew
eral were drowned. When officials Of
the Bureau of Public Parks were in
formed of this canine custom the
guards were commanded to keep the
walk clear Of dogs and not allow them
within a hundred yards of the reser-
voir Now persons accompanied by
four-footed pets are denied the privl-
lege of exercising and summing on the
reservoir promenade. Duane.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
T1om the New York Sun.

that she is an American woman. No
Parisienne would think of wearing
such a skirt now, for they have long
gone out of fashion.
1.-THE 'pull-back' skirt is immodest,
and a newer and better style has been
adopted. The skirts of to-day are cut
somewhat looser, and while they still
preserve the general outlines, the hips
are hidden by plaits. Otherwise the
skirt is made with a flare at the bot
tom and produces a charming effect,
and at the same time avoids the vul-
garity of the old 'pull-back' skirt, MAX
ing walking possible without an eff
fort"
This sentiment was applauded APP
distes present agreed the tight skirt
was on the road to extinction.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
From the New York Sun.


Chicago, Sept. 17.-According to
Nine. Baker, who expressed the senti-
ment of the Dressmakers Association
in lecture on styles" at the con-
vention in the Fine Arts building last
night, the days of the pull back skirt
are numbered.
Given at the beginning the pull
back was considered a vulgar gar
ment," said Nine. Baker. ut was so
tight about the hips, and almost down
to the knees, that it displayed a wo-
mans form too freely. and it could
have been called anything but modest.
In Paris to-day, if you see woman
walking about with a skirt that fits
like an eelskin you can rest assured
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
STRlCTURE-Every-day Mistakes.
A LEGAL GUARANTEE

practitioners painful of treating
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21

that of dosing his patient on drastic,
dangerous drugs, potash and mercury,
the effects of which are more damaging
to the system than this dreadful dis
ease itself. In fact, the great majority
of physicians who have not given this
disease constant study are ready to
declare 1t incurable. / have always
had an abiding belief that science was
able to provide a cure, however, and
after years of experience with this dr.
ease, devoted to it's close study, my
efforts have been rewarded with sue
cess, and some of the worst cases on
record have yielded to my treatment.
My plan promptly dispels all outward
signs of this loathsome disease and
gradually cleanses the blood of the
last vestige of faint, the cure is per-
manent and the disease is not con-
stantly breaking out again
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21


CHARLES r. Flint is unquestionably
one OF the most extraordinary men in
view York CITY, He began with Moth
4 ~, and he is now worth more millions
tiiah he can count. But this is
record not sufficiently unusual to at
tract especial attention in this land of
tdst formed fortunes. OF late years he
mas not been mentioned often in the
pubic prints. The present reminder of
nIin Is the performance of his steam
yacht Arrow. which recently covered
measured mile on the Hrdson river at
me rate of A 2-15 miles an hour.
Mr.. Flint is one of the few holders of
great fortunes In the United States
VINO has drawn nearly all his money.
not from his countrymCn, but from for
eIshers. His vast fortune has been &C.
.unnulated almost wholly In the South
american trade. He is also one Of tie
~" American millionaires whose r.
torts 10 accumulate money nave rot
wrecked his health This is very
hisely due 10 the constant care Il h;s
we II ~ Mrs. Flint. not his business
aHsoelhtes, who dictates his hCurs of
.Apor. recreation and rest, She decides
ne" long be may ret sin Ia his cf.ce,
hat ma When ne must eat, how Ions
.la ~ what way he shall play, and
h"h ana how long he shall sleep.
hslr hooial acquaintanee D., ~ course,
'S large. but such mesfymakinE a.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21

Dr. Hathaway Points Out Errors
That Are Being Made Daily in
Treating the Afflicted.


condition better if not than at first They
much effects of med
of
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
X-RAY EXAMINATIONS.

My x-Ray and Static Electrical APP
paratus, made specially to my order,
are recognized as the most perfect sci
entihc appliances ever brought South.
My office equipment Is perfect in
every respect, and my patients are
given every advantage offered by late
scientific discoveries
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
LOST MANLY WG0R-Evey-day Mistakes


vitality and manly strength is being sapped and will
of
Of
suffering the full
and experience
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21

is given to fulfill ever promise I make
"a guarantee which is worth some
thing and can be certified to by the
leading banks and commercial agencies.
My speciality includes, in addition to
the aforementioned diseases. all
forms of Chronic Diseases of both
men and women, such as rheumatism,
Bladder and Kidney Diseases, Piles,
Fistula. Sores, Ulcers, Catarrh, Female
Weakness ete
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-21
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTA.
TON.

I extend a cordial invitation to every
one afflicted to call for consultation,
! will take pleasure In giving your
case a. thorough examination, and will
make no charge for my expert opinion
and advice. ! may be able to give you
some important information regarding
your case and explain to you plainly
the mistakes that have been made In
treating you. Those who cannot see
me, should write me about their case,
and send for complete symptom blanks.
derstand their case, and cure them
at their own home, as ] have hun.
dreds Of others. Correspondence strict.
10 garHaapffaH
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
TROUBLE IS BREWING
Strikers Cut Down Some Trolley
Poles at Tam qua.
KEEP TROOPS AWAY
Soldiers Had Previously Gone 10 tie
Scene Of Trouble and Preserved
Order-Majir Gearhart Ad.
mlis Situation Serious.

Tamaqua Pa. Aug 27.-The fact
that striker miners in Panther Creek
valley are In very ugly mood was
shown to-day when several Of the
poles Of the trolley lines. which runs
from this place 10 summit nm. wcro
chopped down and the wires cut This
probably was done 20 prevent troops
from going from Manila park. where
they are oncamped. 10 Ian sford and
Summit Hill. Major Gcarhart outwit-
ted the strikers. however, by taking
two companies Of soldiers 10 Summit
Hlll an hour before they were expected.
In Iansford. summit Hill and Coal
dale detachmCuts Of soldiers that were
sent out al daybrcak 20 preserve order
and protect the non-union men who
were greeted by large crowds OF strik-
ers who hord az them and called
them names.
Al Coaldaie soldiers were compelled
10 get on Of trains and force the mob
back from the tracks
In Lansford a crowd OF women joined
In hootIng the guarismen. Major
iearhart admitted the situation is se-
-lous. Ho would not say whether 6e
would ask Tor re.ufJrcements.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
PELEE IN ERUPTION.
From Dominica - .. Relieved That the
IrmnIlnn 4. NI.IanI

From Dominica - .. believed That the
Eruption Il VisisnL
ST. Thomas. d W l.. Aug. PA dis
patch received here from the Island OF
Dominica dated Aug %. C p. m. says:
Since p. m. to-day. Tuesday. pro-
longed noises 90 quick succession were
beafg fhaYeati5h INT Mount 'pelee Il
violently erupting."
Efforts were made 10 communicate by
cable direct with the island Of Mar.
Unique. but proved unsuccessful. The
French Gable company mas no cable
working 90 that point and the COM
pany's officials are unable 20 say when
communication with Martinique will be
resumed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
LETTER FROM A CONVICT.
Declares He Intends Knling a DsputJ
sheriff Who Convicted aim.

sheriff Who Convicted Rim.
Butte, Mont. Aug 2L-With officers
Of the state poni,entlary upon his
track assisted by blooIhounds. Con-
vic Tom OBren. who last Friday
made daring escape from the state
prison Las sent a communication 70
Tho Miner pleading for a public state
mont OF DIS alleged crime and yoWlng
death % Under Sheriff Morgan. whose
alleged pcrjlrol testimony the convict
declares. sent him 70 prison. and
wrecked h's home
The document received by The Mia
er bears the p0stmark % Anaconda
The writer dates bis communication
from the mountain 10 the surrounding
hi.s OF Anaconda and says be wrote
his story behind a rock dividing bis
time between his winchester and his
pen The communication is a literary
freak and there is no question as 20
It's auihent city as the handwriting
has been fully Identified by the ward
en- OF The peuitentary and others ac-
quaintrd with the criminal
O.Brau declares his sole object In
escaping from prison IS 10 kill Deputy
SheI.n Morgan O'Brlen was sent up
Tor robbery IN 1901
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
SETTLERS UNEASY.
AL That the APashss Bs Returned to
TbeGr Renovation

Phoenix. Ar.z.. Aug 27-For some
months past Apache Indians have
been securing permission 10 leave the
reservation and have been gathering
az the abandoned Fort Dowell reserva-
tion until now there are about 800
there Settlers In that vicinity are
complaining Of their trespasslng on
melon and grain fields Settlers have
pet.tioned the governors aid In seeur-
ing their return 20 the reservation as
they fear trouble Delegations of In
dIaus have awaited upon the governor
saying they were peaceful and only
wanted privilege 1i living there which
they believed from some former un-
delstand.ng they were entitled to do
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Mpch.n Nothing 10 Say.

Wilkesharre Pa. Aug. 27.-President
Mitchell OF the United Mine Workers
says De had no comment 10 make on
the meetings Of coal operators held az
the office OF j. r Morgan az New York
A large number of men are reported
10 have returned 90 work In Dorancc
CoIlcry 40 The office of the company
% was said th' lBeLeased RgRher..ai
received.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
An nid. Too Hish.

Austin, Aug. 27 State Health on
Ger Tabor has rejected all bids for the
building OF the Quarantine officers
residence az Galveston on account OF
bids being too high The lowest bid
was Sl9g63. and the highest $4,000
appropriation for that purpose only
Si5 .OO0 70 was decided not 20 adver-
tlso Tor new bids. but the next legisla-
ture will bee asked 10 make adequate
appropriation. a. the building cannot
be built for $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Return. from prim.ris..

Charleston. S. C.. Aus 27.-Reports
from rural districts of the state are
slow in coming from Tuesdays prima
ry Returns however are sufficient 60
show ID C. Hayward and ". J Talbert
will 60 into the second primary for
governor and A. O. Lat.mer and John
Gary Evans probably make final run
for senator 20 is possible that Hemp
him may Doe IN the race with Latimer
instead OF Eyans. but the chances are
otherwise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Klnnh,h. w,.h.r, Rnn.a

Hazcl'on. Pa. Aug 1.-THE Klon
dyke washery at Trcskow. owned and
operated by Joseph Scagcr OF this
place was destroyed by fire of un-
known origin The washery suspend
ed operations when the strike began.
hut resumed two weeks ago Striker
raIded the plant and closed Il Tuesday
~ last week. and two attempts 20 re-
sumo this week were frustrated boy
strikers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Creburnc Tex. Aug. 27-The strike
of the Santa Pc machiuists came TO
an end Tuesday The strikers yield
their contention and about scyenty-hy'
of them have applied Cor work The
agreement with General Manager
Nixon .s that vacancies are 90 Doe given
90 the strikers without prejudice as
fast as they occur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Pratt. Kar- Aug 27.-Mrs kimhall
Is dead from lumpy jaw clusi5 from
the cattle and Mr. Cochran OF the Re
publican. has been brought 10 a hos
pital here dangerously afflicted with
the disease Another man. whose
name has not been learned. caught
the disease Uy chewing straw. Mr
Cochran caught the disease by lying
IN a pasture In which lumpy Jaw cattle
Frazed. Doctors here say there are
only six cases on record where human
beings have caught lumpy Jaw from
cattle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Palestine Tex Aug. 27.-The cond.
ti0n Of Judge Reagan was not much
Improved Tuesday night lie still had
n high fever but was resting some
better The fever decreased somewhat
IN the forenoon. but rose again In the
afternoon Judge Reagan missed the
chill Tuesday The attack has been
coming on for several days. as he
has been complaining of feeling bad.
and the hard chill developed Tuesday
morning about 3 o.gloCb
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

New York. Aug 2S-Tho fremen on
Harlem river tug boat line have
struck for more pay because they de-.
clare their work has been almost
doubled by the use Of soft csal The
deckhands also struck FOR s. day
saving the increased cost of foods has
made it almost impossible for them
90 live on $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
n.,,h. i,nm n.,, and nrlnl

Fort Worth, Aug 27-Two deaths
from drink amt heat are recorded hero.
Charles Dodge. a laborer. aged 30. was
found dead loo bed ln a cheap lodging
house. The other was 2. G. Mcclure OF
Dallas. an employe OF Swift a Co. who
died suddenly just before noon Both
men had been drinking heavily the last
few days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Tornado ~ F.I.ni,.

Barcelona. Spain. Aug. 27.-News
has reached here Of fearful tornado
az FelanitX. on the island OF Marojl.
ca. Enormous damage - reported TO
have been done; houses have been de
stroyed and lives have been lost
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
L..rn. nl ,m,rLr.r MnnLe-n.lI,L,..

Grand Rapids Mich, Aug 27-Two
hundred lel..lf9s were present at tht
opening session here OF the sixth. AN
nual convention OF the League of
American Municipalities. ADDRESS OF
welcome by Mayor Palmer uf Grand
Rapids opened tho session This was
followed by an address by President
Charles S. Ashley. mayor OF Ncwbed
ford. Mass
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Youngstown. O.. Aug. 27.-In a head
end collision between electric cars on
The youngstown and Sharon electric
railway seventeen persons are report
ed injured, seyral seriously. The ac.
c'dont occurred between hubbard and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Nhicn removed them from the scope u
Tie associations law and they have
RESUMED possession Of their schools.
crowd Of people accorded the sisters
an ovation when they returned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Ladonia. Tex. Aug. PIE. c. Bur
rel. living three miles east OF this
place. while crossing a ditch on a load
Of wood. fell behind his team and was
instantly kicked 10 death he was an
ex-Confederate
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Lake Charles. La. Aug. 27.-L. l.
Stephenson. chief engineer for the
King Ryder Lumber company az Bon
ami. stabbed Charles l. Williams. the
mill foreman. 90 death during a quar-.
eel over a trivial matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Sorrento. Ne. Aug. 27.-Mlss Julia
Lamont. daughter OF Daniel S Lamont
former secretary OF war. died az her
fathers cottage here. Miss Lamont
has been ill since February Mr. La
mont Is In Europe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28

Ardmorc. J. r.. Aug PA man
named Bievins. residing az Elmore.
was shot three times and instantly
killed The slayer was arrested Il Is
said domestic troubles led 10 the kin
ing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Colonel Hubb.i Dead.

New York. Aug 27.-Colonel Will
lam H. Hubbel. commander-in-Chief Of
the national army OF the spanish war
veterans. died In Brooklyn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-28
Es.mnt frn,n ih. Law.

Brost. France. Aug 27-The sisters
recently eXrcll-i from iAndcfntdu,
have d.aGoyerod a decree dated 1898
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-27
AN INCIDENT OF
DISTRICT COURT

A somewhat unusual incident wa,
witnessed in the district court room
during the trial of an important
criminal case one day last week,
which demonstrates the kindliness and
sympathy of Judge Bailey, for those
that unwittingly transgress the con-
ventionalities and customs that hedge
about the Judiciary.
A boy about fifteen or sixteen years
of age, evidently from the country.
entered the court room and after a
moments hesitation, during which he
made careful survey of the sur
roundings, walked down the aisle
and innocently seated himself inside
the railing reserved for the use of the
members of the jury.
The clerk looked at the official
stenographer and smiled at the boys
unfamiliarity with the etiquette of
the court, but amid it all the lad was
unabashed, and apparently uncon-
scious that his action should arouse
either couriosity or criticism.
Judge Bailey is past master in
the study of human nature and divin-
ing at once that the boy had intend
ed no disresp3ct, and his mistake was
the result of his unsophistication with
the custom of courts, said to him
very kindly, 'Please step outside the
railing. the place you have is set
apart for the jury"
There was no suggestion of rebuke
in what was said. it being merely q
request such as one man would or
dinarly make of another, consequently
there was no humiliation on the part
of the boy, who might have been
greatly chagrined had the Judge given
him lecture on the dignity and rre-
negatives Of the court, for the most
sensitive spirits are sometimes found
under aa uncouth exterior.
The boy retired to less conspicu-
ous part of the court room without
the feeling that he had sacrificed
any If his manhood by his blunder,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-27
CITY COUNCIL

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held last Friday night.
Mayor Peabody presiding. Roll call
revealed the fact that Aldermen
Reeves and Moffatt were absent, all
others answering to their names.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved. after
which the report of the finance COM
mittee providing for the current ex-
penses was adopted.
An unusual amount of business was
presented for the consideration Of the
council, but owing to the fact that
the meeting was an irregular one,
several very important affairs were
laid over until Monday evening. De.
cember 1st, as it was desired to avoid
legislating upon matters where the
question of validity might at some
time arise.
A request for franchise was made
by Thomas Robinson of Florence en-
powering the Florence g. Canon City
Electric Railroad Company to acquire
property here, erect terminal build
ings. lay its tracks through the steets
and transact general railroad bust
ferred, the subject being referred tc
the franchise committee, with insruc.
tions to report at the next regular
meeting of the council.
Mr.. James Turnbull was present
in the interest of better water sup
ply for Canon City, and as the rep
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-11-27
HANDSOME SIGN

The handsome new sign of f. l..
Smith has attracted great deal of
attention. The sign is the work of
J. R. Morgan, every part being done
here in Canon City The letters are
raised gold, nine inches high and can
be seen at great defiance.
This is the frat sign Of this charac-
ter that has ever been made in Canon
City. Mr.. Morgan has the reputation
Of being one Of the best sign writers in
the state and we are sure no better
signs can be found in Pueblo or Den.
yer. than some of our own Canor
City store windows.
Wanted 500 Head of Cattle
WANTED = 300 head Of cattle in
exchange Ct improved city property.
l. f. Dawson. Canon City, Colo.