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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28
Grmteb

lleber Die ObIternte in Snbiana bat
bas Wetterbiireau einen 9enauen Be-
ri9t berD1sntli6t, Der cine Mfenge bon
interehanten Insaben entbdlt. g8as
Nepfsl anbetriift, 10 tDirb i'm 9llsemei=
nen bas grgebniB i'm Staat melt unter
einem Sur9i9nitt> sae iein. Sn
einigen nOroli9en Counties, Die iunge
9lepfelbaumanlasen auf3upeiien baben,
iteben borsiglide grgebnifle 81 eruar=
ten. Die apritOlensu9t miro in
Snoiana nur in eerinsem MaBitab
betrieben. $50 es absr Npritoienans
lasen 9iebt, ilt Die Gru9t rar uno
subem aud bon geringer Qualitdt.
Sa Der gBeinitod ia9tunoi9e uno
bingebenbe pfege erfOroert, 10 1T Die
Grnte je na9 benz WiaB Der ben &e=
benanla9en setuiometen Iufmertlam-
felt oeri4ieoen. Sn Mittel= unb 9torb=
Snbiana tpire i'm Iaeemeinen Elm iebr
gutter @rtru9 er5ielt, absr in ben iiio=
li9en Counties baben Die Srauben in=
fOlge Der Siirre aelitten. Dtan6e Win=
ser baben borsiiglide grtrdse ersielt.
pdbreno anbere, Die Weinbau enttpeber
ni5t perfebsn ooer 81 na6ldiiig paren,
um ben &eben Die nOtbise pfese gu
tuiomen, ii9 in ibren SOffnungen isbr
enttdui9t iaben.
Aspfsl-, Sirnsn=, 2iri6en= uno an=
bere Obfbdume belfen ii9 mitunter
ielbif no bringen, obne baB bas @e-
rin9lte fir lie seiaiebt, bon Sabr sil
Sabr rei9libe Grnten, aber bies tbut
Der @einifof ni6t. @r min gut ee-
pfleat iein uno pur in bieism Sall iii
rei9li9e grnte bon feiner Qualitdi
81 ertuarten. Was Pfirfi1e an5e=
trifft. 10 purbe Der Gru6taniab i'm
perflOiienen @inter perni9tet. gtur
ausnabmspeiie iinoet man bin unn
tpieoer einen ungepropftenpfirii9b
Der gut nit Sru1t belaoen lit.
Die girnen liefern beuer einen beils=
rem @rtras, als irsenb elm anberes
8aumobf. Die gdume iinb fart mil
8irnen BON gutter Qualitdt bebaneer
unb namentli9 Die 2ieffer 8irne Der.
fpri9t gang borsiisli6en Grtras.
3ablrei4e gdume muBten seiiiiBt uers
ben, um ni6t 5uiammen gu bre9en,
aber in ben iiib0itli6en Counties bat
Der Srano on Sirnbdumen piele S9a-
Den aaseri6tet. Sas grgebaiB Del
phaumen lit spii4en iebr serins uni
gut. Sn ben iiib0fliden Counties if
Die @rnte faff elm totaler SeblIdlag,
absr wdbrenb in iab!rei9en Counties
bes Staates Die pHaumenernie serine
ausfiei, liefen aud piele 8eri9te elm,
iuelde meloeten, oaB siemlid gut
gr9ebnifIe ersislt tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28
q. 8. Il. 90.

SolebD, o., %. @us. Sie
Gtaats= =@rOBlOge bes Incient Sroer of
llniteo Wortmen psrtaste ii9 seftern
nod Der Wabl fOlaenber geamten fir
bas nd9fe Sabr
W. So, s. %. palmer g., S.N.
&Orner ; g., @bas 6. SOwe; g. st.,
u. s. &Oper; S6abmsifter, Spbn
Olbermann f; g., %. M. &anf s.
3D., @bas. &rumbols 8. 49,, Com.
S. Grante g., Meoical graminer,
s. $. S9epparb g., Sruitse, 8.
$. @iben Supt. 3ep., M. s. &6per,
@arren MarrOtp, 6. u. Sermann.
@s wuroe bei6loilen, bas Saupt=
quarter nad Cincinnati 81 berlegen.
IDn ber2egislaturinO in Obio.
Columbus, O., %. slueuit.
Ser Senat bat bereits eeitern als
Plenar-Gpsi9ub nit Der Seipre9uns
Der @ooer=Sia bs9onnen, tpdbrenb bas
Observation-Disclosures fib bis 6rsitag
bertagte. 8eiSe Sduier Der 9eeis=
latur merben ii6 oann bis sunt 4.
September bertagen, um ben bemOfra=
tii4en Mit9liebern @elegenbeit su
seben, an Der etaats=@onpention in
Sanbustp tbeil5unebmen.
Ser gnttpurf fir cine neue Stdbte=
Terorbnung, ben Die Staats=Sanoels=
TANNER bat ausarbeiten laKen, iowie
Elm anoerer Gatipurf. melder bon bern
&eprdientanten gOrf unb Dem &idisr
Step petfaBt wurbe, fino aud bereits
Mitttpo9 unterbreitet por6en. Ses
Weiterer murbe BON Senator 6oiea
auf Yeranlaiiuns bes 8unbesienators
6orafer cine &eiolution eingebraGt,
tuonad BEL Der Wabl i'm Sabre 1903
iiber Die Grage ab9eitimmt werben
fOa, Ob Der Contribution elm amsnbe=
ment sugefiist tueroen ioa, pel9es Der
2esislatur oas &e9t ertbeilt, Spesial=
eeiebe fir munisipale gorporationen
Su i9affsn.
8unbesienator Sanna, tpel9er am
Nbeno mad @leDelano abreiits, UppO-
nirt einem berartiaen Nmenoement, er
1T aber iebr fir ben bon @ouberneur
9afb unb feinen Mffiftentsn enttpDr=
ienen Sober. 6err 0anna III aud ;u
8unIien BON perpetueaen 6reibrisfsn
fir Strabenbabnen, allerbinss nit
Dem 0orbebalt, baB bieIelben ale sebn
Sabre repibirt tueroen.
Srobbem Senator panna ben Wfit-
sliebern Der 2ssislatur orinseno rietb,
feine iueiteren MaBnabmen su bsfpre=
den als bic S4affung oes Sober uno
bic @ioerrufuns bes &Ober=@eiebes,
10 bat Der Senat bod bsi9lohen,
irsenb usl6e Bills entsesen Su nebmsn.
0eute @ormittas traf Der erfe
Silfs=gorpOrationsanmalt bon gin=
einnati, Serr @abe 8. ellis, tpel9er
befanntli9 bic 9auptarbeit on Dem
Gutm,frfe AeS Gn0er nefhor hof h;er
Elm I'm fir bic Innabme besielben 81
ipreden.
Spurlos berf d 9tuxnben.
Qpikisbille, Qp., %. NuguIf.
6rl. Wassie S9uler BON @reenpoOb,
Snb.. tpel9e felt einem Wonat bier bel
ibrer Sdmefer Gran gbwaro Sob
bins. 81. Str. SO. Gil ipobnfe, ilt
Ieit Isstem Sonntas fpurIOs psri@wun-
ben. Nm @onntae bate lie nod Die
Qirfh beSndbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28
Ses Siebitabls bei9ulSist.

Grace Spoon muroe beute unter Der
antlass Osrbaftet, aus Der @obnuns
Der 6rau Soa Stalep, slrfenal 9lbe.
1917 SO aefoblsn gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28
Ser prdiibsnt auf @eiien

Gafbua, q. s.. %. Nus. prd-
iibent @ooisbslt wsilte beute 25 Minu=
ten in bieiiger Staot. Bon elmer pIat=
form. tpelde bor Der 6tabtballe errid=
tet uoroen NOR, bielt er cine MnIpra9e.
6ierauf fubr er nah W1andefer, no er
bon Der gistb 9ampIbire geteranen
Qlhn. beeriiBt tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.


Sranffcrt. Ser befannte 2uft=
i6iffer s. 8. 8intber BON st. Wapns
wdre seitern um elm 9aar berunsliidt.
slls er aus luftiser SObs ii9 osrmit:
tells oes Gall!firmes bsrnieoer laHen
tpOllte, beriaste Der Mpparat uno Der
tiibne 3uftsOnoler itiir3ts 5u 8Oben.
gr erlitt tpunberbarer Weiie nur lei4te
8erlebunsen.
Cine &ir9e our6 Geuer
ser f6rt.
8rDDfbilIe. Seute in frii6sr
Mprgenifunoe brad in Der uniber=
ialiiten=6ir4e in Sairfielb elm Seuer
aus, bur6 pel6es oieielbe total ser=
ft0rt tpuroe. Ser neben Der Stride
bslesene Speider bes &aufmanns
Sames Sobnion wurbe eberfaas bon
ben Glampen ergriffen. Sielelben
ridteten srOBen Sdaben an. Gs mirb
angenOmmen, oab bas 6euer bas Wert
BON 8ranbfiiftern mar. Ser Sc
iammti6aben mirb auf $4,000 9e=
i6dBt /; oemIelben itebt feline 8srfi6e=
rune eegeniiber.
Werben Die neuen 8efen gui
febre
Glppob. 9lm n16ifen W}ontag
tperoen bic neuerndblten 8eamten :
Mapor, @ountp @lert, S4aBmeiiter
unb Yolissiridter ibr Nmt antreten.
Gineuertbpplle @asquelle.
Marion. auf Der Pbilipp Watter
Sarm ilt ioeben cine 8as Auele ge=
bobrt porben, tpel9e i'm Stanbe lit,
tdsli6 2.OOO,OOO 3ubiffuB @as gu
lisfern. 9ie Nuelle lit bas gigentbum
Der ySeoeral Sil Co..
gine YDtbias=&itt SO 9 E
Derfla9t.
Columbus. Spbn 9. 8eels bat
Die 9ocal=2 oee Der Yptbias=&ittsr auf
$500 S9aoeneriab pertlast. Ssi iei=
ner Mufnabme in ben Srben tpurSe
ibm 10 libel mitseipielt, oaB er-8er=
lebunsen bapontrug. tpelde ibn meb=
rere Wo9en ans gett fefelten.
Sr1 einem g runnen II
trunfen.
2afapette. Sie 25jd6rige Marp
Sintle, tpel1e nit ihren S1me tern
cine bier MeiIen bon bier belesene
Garm bepirtbidaftete, bsrlOr, ipdbreno
iie aus einem Brunnen Waiier fdOpfen
wOllte, bas 8leidgetpiAt. Sic itiirste
fopfiiber in ben 8runnen unb ertrant.
eunipn Der alien Mnfie b.
Ter BON W biion @ountp.
Mnoeron. Seute bielten Die
alten MnIiebler bon Mabiion Gountr
auf ben Sair=@riinoen Der Spiritua=
liiten ibre idbrli9e &eunion ab. Ser
sufiinftise Mapor Der Staot, 6orafer,
Gr-Mapor 9. $. Orion, Sr. 9. 8.
peree unb 3. 5. Sannan bon aoams
s. bielten 9lnlpra6en. Inter ben
Nnueienben befano iib aud Der 49,
jdbrise Nlsranoer 6ersuion.
Sielutberif6e g pnpbe.
Mi6igan Gitp. Die ebaase=
liIde lutberif9e Spnpbe bat fOlgenbe
8eamte ertpdblt:
Brdlioent-&sp. s. 6. 5Auette,
Columbus. 8.
gics=prdfoent (gaft)-&eb. 6. u.
Bosbme, youngstown, 8.
Yiee=prdiioent (Wen = prOf. 8.
grnH, st. Yaul, Minn.
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Qbl. ct. paul, Minn.
gnsliider Seeretdr = GeO. %. 8.
priee, Detroit, Mi1.
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| fielo, 8.
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3idmonb, Sno.; &sb. s. S4a9t,
!, Marion. Snb., unb s. Saulb. &i9-
mono, Sno.
Gin neuer Obj Gello tp
/ Sempel.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28

az Tie bette 5 Sent @igarrs In
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-28

~ Tish-i-mingo.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
MISS HILL IN AUGUSTA.

The many friends in Savannah of
Miss Leila Hill, while they regret that
she will not make her home in Savan-
nah this winter, are deeply interested
in her new venture, the opening of a
private school in Augusta.
Miss Hill is not only known and ad-
mired here socially, but is very widely
known as a successful teacher through
her long connection with the public
schools of Savannah. For the work
which she is about to undertake she
is especially fitted by this experience,
and by her natural gifts and scholar
ship Some years ago Miss Hill took
a special course in history and liter
allure in Oxford, England, and since
then has done two years resident work
at the University of Chicago, in addi-
ton to college correspondence courses.
Miss Hill will be assisted this year
by Miss Louise Wright of Augusta,
who will have special classes in phys
ical culture, q branch which she
taught last summer at Chautauqua
with much skill. A number of pupils
have already been entered for the
opening year, and the patrons are
among Augustus most representative
people. The success of the 1ew school
SENS already assured, and Savannah
as we'll as Augusta hopes for it's pros
Oerity
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
THE MODE IN SLEEVES

Fanciful sleeves are to be many this
fall and winter, and their elaborate
ness is to be more marked than it has
been recently. AS a general change.
sleeves will be large and more baggy
at the wrists, but often the general
characteristics will be almost lost in
complexities. Some stylish models are
series of puffs from shoulder to
wrists, banded with velvet, silk, passe-
menteries of fancy braid in design. At
the wrists they are finished with tiny
ruffies of lace, embroidery or chiffon.
The entirely plain bishop sleeves are
seen, but are much larger. Odd cuffs
usually finish them, the narrow wrist
appearing rarely. Louis coats have
the most elaborate sleeves and many
undersleeves are shown. Puffs are of
heavier materials and often are band
ed with ribbon velvet or tiny braid.
Sleeves gathered on the under part
with a cord are pretty, falling full
over the wrists in bag effect. Tucked
and plated sleeves coming to the ell
bows are generally finished with deep
ruffies of lace or embroidery that fall
over the hands gracefully. Cape and
shawl collars have the effect of sleeve
caps on many bodices, extending as
they do over the sleeve tops. Actual
sleeve caps are used now and then,
making the sleeve fit very tightly at
the top and spread out very full from
elbow to wrist
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
LOCAL PERSONAL,

Mr.. ]. B. Lockhart of Augusta is at
the Screven.
Mr.. w. H. Jameson OF Newberry
is at the Pulaski.
Mr.. J.. III. Thomas of Columbia is reg
istered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. C. B. Baston of Tampa registered
at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. c. P. Wilson of Atlanta regis
tered yesterday at the Pulaski.
Mr.. P. ]. Guess of Andersonville. s.
@, was at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. John w. Horny of Grahamville.
;. G., registered at the Screven yester-
day
Mr.. James o. Wynn and Mr.. w. ].
Bass were among the Atantans in the
CITY yesterday, guests of the De Soto
capt. E. B. Purcell, a we'll known
cltlzen OF Augusta, was in the city
yesterday, stopping at the Screven.
Mr.. j. L. Bass of Atlanta, Junior
past grand master of Odd Fellows.
was among the arrivals at the De Soto
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Kennedy and
Master Louis Kennedy left yesterday
Tor Excelsior, called there to the bed
side of Mr.. Kennedy's mother, who is
very i'll.
Mr.. Chas Clark Browne has retura-
ed TO the city for a month to fill Mr.,
w. S. Cannons place at Murphy e.
CO.'S. Mr.. Cannon will visit New York
and other Northern points. Mr..
Browne was formerly with the West
ern Unions Cotton Exchange office
here, but is now with Murphy & Co.,
in Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
THE WEATHER.

Morning News barometer, Sept.
IL, 11:20 p. m. ...................30 80. 80
Morning News thermometer, Sept.
IL, 11:20 p. m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Forecast for Friday and Saturday:
Georgia: Rain Friday; fresh to brisk
east winds: Saturday fair. cooler.
Eastern Florida: Showers Friday:
Saturday partly cloudy with cooler in
north portion; fresh east winds.
Western Florida: Rain Friday: Sat-
urday fair; cooler; fresh south winds,
shifting to north and becoming brisk.
South Carolina: Fair Friday:
warmer in east portion: rain at night
and Saturday; cooler Saturday: fresh
to brisk east winds Friday.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
Maximum temperature 2:30 p.
m. ................ ........ 81 degrees
Minimum temperature 7 a.
M ..... .......... SO degrees
Mean temperature .......... 70 degrees
Normal temperature ........ rs degrees
Deficiency of temperature. degrees
Accumulated excess since
Sept. ................. 2 degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. 1 .....................6. 81 degrees
Normal INSTRUMENTATION. ri inch
Deficiency since Sept. -. AT inch
Deficiency since Jan. l ......6. 81 inches
River Report-The hight of the Sa-
vannah river at Augusta at 5 a. m.
75th meridian time) yesterday was
40 feet, rise of ST. feet during the
preceding twenty-four hours.
II. B. Boyer,
Local Forecast OfficiaI
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
CROFT DEFEATS BELLlNGER.
Close Race in Second South Caro-
lima Observation-Disclosures Majority
Over Evans 17,:S93.

Close Race I'm Second South Caro-
lima Observation-Disclosures Majority
over Evans ,393.
Columbia, S. c.. Sept. 1.-THE off,
cial figures in Tuesdays Democratic
primary give the congressional nomi-
nation in the Second District to George
w. Croft of Aiken. over B. Duncan
jority is 126. Up to to-day Mr.. Bel
linger was ahead, but official returns
changed the result. The successful
candidate is a prominent and well-to-
do lawyer and has served in the Gen
eraI Assembly. His defeated compet-
itor is at present. attorney general.
With only one box yet to hear from
and with the official figures for every
county except four. which are reported
complete but unofficially, the States
reports show that in Tuesdays pri-
mary the senatorial nomination went
to Congressman A. c. Latimer by a
majority of 1888 over ex-Gov. John
Gary Evans. Latimer receiving 53,757
to 1864 for Evans.
D. C. Hayward is nominated for Gov
ernor by 1O,327 majority, receiving 50.-
$50 votes to 40.356 for Congressman
Talbert.
For the other offices the figures
are:
For lieutenant governor, Gary, A.
Sill; Sloan, 1929.
For secretary of state, Can't, 47,090:
Wilson, 44,144.
For controller general, Jones, 45,70s:
Walker, 1850.
For adjutant general, Boyd. 41,497;
Frost, 4S,304.
For railroad commissioner, Caugh-
man, 50,S94: Evans, 1854.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
LEGAL SALES.
@--1'-~N-~~~N-TN~
BANKRUPT GAT.E


On Wednesday. Sept. "a, 1902, I will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the property of the
Stewart Contracting Company, bank
rupt, now in the city of Savannah, Ga,
situate in the State street warehouse
and the River street warehouse, con-
sisting of l Howell improved dredge
pump, with engine. 12-inch discharge
2 Erie City Iron Works 9x12 engines
and l pair 6x6 cylinder engines, with
gear; centrifugal pump, 71z-inch dis
charge; ! wrought iron suction pump,
12-lnch discharge, rs feet long; 2 hoist
ing drums l upright engine; building
utensils, building material, tools,
pumps, piping, shafting. old iron, etc
Itemized list upon application to I'M
derslgned. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock
a. m. at State street warehouse.
WIN. ELLIOTT, JR.,
Trustee in Bankruptcy Stewart Con-
tracing Company, Bankrupt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
CITY BREVITIES.

Plumbing Inspector F. w. Campos
put E. B. Knight, colored. on the in
formation docket yesterday. charging
him with having done plumbing work
at Nos. All and ALB Perry street, east,
without conforming to the ordinance
A friend of w. H. Lutchen, who was
arrested, charged with larceny after
trust at the boarding house of Chas.
Anderson, los President street. east,
said last night that Lutchen was not
preparing to leave the city when ar
rested.
After keeping all sorts of time. ex-
cept the right time, the hands on the
clock at the court house were yester-
day set right, after the work of regild-
ing the rims of the dial had been COM
pleted. The gliding adds to the sp-
pearance of the clock face, and makes
1t an easier matter to tell the hour.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
TO RECOVER S5,OOO,OOO.

Only Surviving Omcer of Old Mem
Phis, Ell PasO and Pacific Railway
Sued for This Amount.
Norfolk. Va, Sept. 11.-Dr. William
Schmoele Of Portsmouth, has been
sued to recover 100000 by Charles
H. Brown of New York. DIR. Schmoele
is the only surviving officer of the for
mer Memphis, Ell Passo and Pacific
railway, which is now a part of the
Texas Pacific system. The suit was
brought for the purpose of realizing
on bonds issued by the Memphis, Ell
Paso and Pacific railway in 1867.
DIR. Schmoele is the only man living
on whom a summons could be served
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
A:iB'C BEERS
FAMOUS the World Over-Fully Matured.
Order from Sole a

phire, N. C.. for some weeks, have re-
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. F. Close who
have been spending some time in BAL
sam, N. c., are now in Waynesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Rowlinski left
DAY before yesterday for New York.
where they expect to spend a fort
night.
Capt. Henry Blum returned yester-
DAY from a trip to New York and Sar-
atoga. ga
Mrs. e. Smith, after a visit of some
weeks In Waynesville, is now in Ashe-
vile. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seller have re-
turned from Brevard.
Mr.. Edward Carson left Yesterday
Tor Athens, returning to the university.
Mrs. Hollins Randolph has returned
10 Atlanta from Sapphire, N. c..
Mr. Joseph Kehoe sailed yesterday
for Baltimore.
Mr.. A. M. West, who has been for
eoiie time IN New York, expects to go
10 Lynn, N. c., for the rest of the
season.
MRS. E. B. Muslin and Mr.. A, F. X.
Muslin left for Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Remshart, Miss
nehnshart ana Mr.. and Mrs. F. r..
clarke, who have been spending the
summer at their country place at
city tomorrow.
IN Miss M. L. Pead left last night for
Waynesville. -0-
Mr. Joseph Taliaferro left yesterday
for Baltimore.
Mr. Weyman Harmon left last night
Tor Athens to attend the university.
Mr. James Lyman left yesterday for
Baltimore, from where he will go to
Ithaca to enter Cornell.
Miss Eleanor Hill of Grovetown
leaves next week for PHILADELPHIA to
spend month with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lewman of At
lanta will spend the winter in Savan-
nah.
Mrs. Frederick Jaudan Askew Is the
guest of Miss Clifford Dougherty in
Macon.
Mrs. Lewis Gabel and the Misses
Lille and Doris Gabel, who have been
spending two months with relatives in
the North, arrived last night on the
steamship Savannah.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
ST. JOsEPH's PUPILS.

term of St. Joseph's Academy will be-
gin Monday, Sept. 18th, and there is
every indication the number of pupils
enrolled will be larger than ever be-
fore in the history of this noble insti-
tuition.
Among those from Savannah who
will attend are: Miss Mary kehoe,
Miss Annie Meyler, Miss Elise Robider,
Misses Agnes and Josephine Golden.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
A KNOCKOUT in SIX SECONDS.
Quick Finish of Six-Round Fight Mt
PhiIadeI phfa.

Philadelphia, Sept. 11.-Peter Maner
knocked out Jim Jeffords in six rounds
at the Broadway A. C. tonight. The
to have gone six rounds. Maher
brought his right flush on Jeffords'
jaw, dropping the latter to the mat.
After a few seconds Jeffords made an
effort to rise, but again fell back. He
managed to pull himself together and
staggered the full width of the ring.
and while hanging on the ropes Maher
again sent his right to the Jaw and
Jeffords went down and out.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
a,,>SOCIETY.ml
A DOUBLE BIRTHDAY.

Little People Entertained mt the Isle
of Hope.
II was a gay party of little folks
that set out from the city by trolley
Yesterday afternoon for Isle of Hope,
where they had been invited by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hirsch to celebrate the
birthday of Miss Mary Hirsch, aged 9,
and Master David Hirsch, aged 7. The
Invitations, which were quite unique,
read as follows:
Come to My Party.
Please to remember,
On the 18th of September,
At 2:30 o'clock,
Please do not be late;
Be at the junction, Fortieth street,
Where all my friends you'll meet.
There you will find a chaperone-
hope that you will come.
Mrs. Hirsch was assisted by Mrs.
Norden, Miss B. Strauss. Misses Edna
and Bessie Iilienthal, and Miss Lille
Gazan.
delightful afternoon was spent
and many interesting games amused
the children. who were rewarded for
their cleverness with a number of
prizes. Miss Myra Collat and Miss
H9nnah Gerst each received a book
Leslie Cook won a ping pong set, Joe
Belsinger a bail. and Miss Carice Be-
valid, a pretty purse.
The children present were Miss Doris
Smith, Elias Hirsch. Miss Hannah
Gerst, Miss Mildred F'erst, Albert Ellis.
Miss Mildred Guckenheimer. Miss
Louise Grouse, Milton Ellis, Miss Wini-
fred Ellis, Miss Sallie Ellis. Miss Rosa
Karger, frankie karger, Miss Mildred
Byck, Miss Eleanor Byck. Selar Byck,
Miss Myra Collat, Leslie Cook. Leon
Ferst, 10 Belsinger, Miss Clarice Be-
valid, Miss Elise Bewald. Frank Cars
Ian. Louie Carslan, Mamie Gutr1an.
Miss Julia Gazan and Bernhard Behr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
B. & O.'S BIG STOCK ISSUE.
Directors Vote S25, 100000 Common
to BE Issued for Various Purposes.

Directors Vote S25,OOO,0OO Common
to BE Issued for Various Purposes.
New York, Sept. 11.-Directors of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad met
to-day and authorized an issue of $25,-
100000 additional common stock,
with the $780, 900 authorized last
November, makes a total of $500, 900,
and is equivalent to a 80 per cent al
lotment of stock at par to existing
issues, including debentures and out
standing voting trust certificates. The
new stock will be devoted to these
purposes: s12,500,000 to construction
present and in contemplation; $40, O00,-
900 to present and future equipment,
and $10,000,000 in payment of stock,
debts, ETC., under the Pittsburg, Lake
Erie and West Virginia plan and
placed under that mortgage.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
FINANCES OF THE RED MEN.
Total Funds to Credit of Grand
Council $47 PIT .45-WiH Meet Next
Mt Atlantic City.

Norfolk, Va, Sept 11.-At the fourth
days session of the great council of
Red Men of the United States a num-
Der of committee reports were receiv-
ed and disposed of.
The report of the Finance Commit
tee showed balance on hand in all
funds of the grand council of $47,217. As.
The Finance Committee reported in
favor of holding the next session of
the great council of the United States
at Atlantic City, N. j. A substitute
was offered that Atlantic City be
stricken out and Louisville, Ky, be
inserted, but the substitute was lost
and Atlantic City was selected as the
next place of meeting by vote of SO
to 81
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-12
500 FROM NEWBERRY.

Over 500 Newberrians are In Savan-
nah to-day. They came in last evening
over the Southern Railway making one
of the largest special excursions into
the city this season. The party. which
was in charge of Mr.. w. E. MCGEE.
the Southern's representative at Au-
gusta, will return tonight, the train
leaving at 8 O. clock.