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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-06
PICA PTCA.

Son va muchas las solicituies
de Aumentos de sueldos que SO han
preseAta 10 q la CGmara de Delega-
dos.
Pero no 80 ha dado ell case, en-
un solo eiemplar, de que algdn- n-em-
pleado hays pedido que SO 10 reba
ie, con siderando que es 5poco 10 q
hAce.
Como Ia mAyorfa de esos em-
pleados que piden aumento, SOU ma.
tiv0s, comprenderAn los continental
les que saben rSscar para adentro.
EstAmos dispuestos a dar un
ejemplo. Que nos den un destino
cualquiera con cuatro mil de rajar
y las uf1as sueltas, desde luego
prometemos pedir una reduction de
mil quinientos dollars.
Ea, q hAc.r la pru .ba.
o*o.
Olga usted, Spaisauo lse mani
qua Ahora por esta capital?
Eombre, yo no 10 se, porque no
soy del gremio, pero 81 c1ando hay
rAbojuncos en- TERRA Sc sients tor
algo tiene ell aqua.
4SROOJuhCOS AO l&lEhuS L Sl4OS
solo vie nen al olor del tocino.
Aaemas. Ique Sc puede hacer
despu6s de cerrAdas las sesicnes de
la Camara.
De algana manera Sc debe pa
Ear ell macho.
P&recs que esta legislature sera
menos feCundA en- Bills que Ia pasa-
da.
Los se1ores delegados Sc con-
vencen, de qua vale mas Ia calidad
que la cantidad, salvo les casOs de
recibir dollars en- que Ia cantidad es
la que hace milagros.
Bueno es dejarse de pendan-
guerias, como dirfa B onafoux en- se-
co, y hAcer algo de provecho.
Hoy es dfa de los Santos Reyes.
Pero estos Reyes de ahora no
se pare cen en- NADIA los Reyes de
otrOs tiempos.
va nj la mitsd de les niHlos que
Antes ponian les zapatitos con un
POGO de yerbA en- Ell balloon de la ca.
sa, los ponen ahora
Nj los pApas tienen que levan
tarse tempranito, q cumplir la obli-
gacion de rey.
Los reyes estan de baja, Ape
mas hay quien los quierA.
Nos parece que los nif1os de aho
ra estan mas pendientes de las CO.
marAs que de los reyes
Ventajas de la civilization.
o*O
La Aguada, GurAbo, ell Pepino
Y Tallaboa Sc quedAron como los
santos d. Francia.
Naufrago ell proyecto de dividir
la is'a en- C0ndados, y ellos se que
dan sin conde.
No les queda mas remedio que
dedica'ss q los sombre1os, los pri-
meros; las guAbinas, los segundcs;
las calabazas, los terceros q ha-
Ger escarba- dientes los 1ltimos.
90
PArece que, q consecuencia del
artfculo que publicamos en- dias pa
sados, Ise trata deponsr coto Ral abu-
SO de vivir de ba,-di-vie-so de algu-
nos elementcs civiles en- cietas casas
que no pertenecen a ellos.
Valor, sent res Delegates, valor
para que la justicia sea cumplida
Cuando ell gobierno yea que Sc
quiere marchAr por ell cauino dere-
Cho, no podra menos que aplau lir
Aver tarde nos preguntaba> un
vecino de Catafio, 81 Sc habia decla-
rado Ia guerra entire los Estados
Unidos y AlemAnia.
No, ,ciudadano, Ide dorde dia-
bios SAGA usted esa >especie?
Pues 70 no Ia saco de ninguna
pArte, nos contest6, pero como he
visto marineros alemanes tomAn
dose los cocos del palmar. sin con-
sentimiento de su duefio, crefa que
va estSbAmCs nuevamente cedidos
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E'nVenen9nlientO
de TO artillerOS.

Auteayer, diez artilleros de los
de gnarnicion en- ell castillo del Mo-
rro, sintieron sfntomAs de envenena-
miento.
Fu6 inmediatamente llamado el
captain doctor Lugo ViH1as, quien
procedi6 Ia curaci6n de los envene
nados, teniendo la bueua suerte de
salvArlcs 6 tOdos.
Psrece que el envenenamiento
prOcedi6 de haber condo el atun
conservado que coutenfa una lats.
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0trO barbara
de Pta. de TERRA,

joaquin Bonilla, es otro saliva
ge que hace pareja con ell Timoteo
Tirado. que cometio h ace pocos dias
un salvage y sasqueroso crfmen'
Ell Bonilla, parece que va cuen-
ia cuatro. causas por Ell mismo crf-
men. Si ESQ es verdad, reAlmente 81
no es .el culpable, ST no los Jueces
que no 10 aniquilaron despu9s del
primero' Hay delitos que no pue~
den nj deben ser 'iam&s perdona-
dos.
Ese heroe Bonilla, que por su
heroicidad deherfa ser seuteuciado &
perp6tuos trabajos forzados, ha CO.
metido So Ultima fechorfa en- Pta. de
TERRA.
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quien di6 las gracias q nombre de La
Correspondence y Ia prensa ALI invita-
do por la atenei6n y ;esquisiso trato
con que fueron atendidos.
Pocss veces hemos visto una
reunion tan fraternal y democrati-
ca. 81 superior confnndido con ell
subalterno, y ell soldado con todo;
parecla una familia, ya los que co.
mo nosotros, estabamos acostum'
brados al sistemG autocratA ESQ nos
entusiasma, pareci6ndonos N s
graude Ia pAtria donde su bandera
abraza & todos y tolos los consi-
dera ignales.
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A Francisco Castro le denuncia'
ron en- Ponce una lata de mRiz tos'
tado cue vendia comp cafe.
RegaOS para bOdaS.

Ultima uovedad en- Paris Ber-
lin Londres y Madrid.
Escritorios para seflorA sPardo
Bazans.
Tocadores para sonora Ella Pa
ttis.
Mesa de f E,tudio para senora
GLR NelsonS.
Columns para adornar ssla
&Enperatriz>.
Musiqueros elegantes eDuque'
SAP.
Veanse los dltimos fgurines de
Europa.
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= 1Hoy hemos recibido iunto los
n1meros correspondence & los dias
2 BY 4 de Enero actual del sListin
Comercial1.
Desesmos saber 81 por ls 'sdmi'
nistraci6n de dicho peri6dico, Sc han
enviado asf, junto, 8 es en- la oficina
de correos que Sc quedan de IN dia
para otro.
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| FIESTA DE SAN JOSE.

Sc avisA q los padres que de
seen vestir sus nifios de pastores,
que 10 fiesta es el dia IL, y 10 ensa-
yos son en- 1a calle de San SeOastiau
n6mero 16 donde pueden ir des le ell
dia7 por la noche.
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Los beers sorprenden
a los mgleses.
HAN O0PADO O0MANDos.
Sc reaniman en- La Iueha.

New-York Enero 6 l-30 P. M.
Noticias Fecientes dicen que los
guerrilIeros beers, han dado en- es-
tos dias serias sorpresas las tro-
pas ing'esas, situandose en- embos-
cadas y copando comandos enteros
Han apresadoSun convoy, aprovechan
dose de que los ingleses Sc habrian
perdido en- una encrueiiada.
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Cleveland.
EXP residente
DE los EsTA DOS UNIDos.
Els propuesto para representante en- el
aoto de la coronation.

New York Enero s lisp. M.
Mr.. Cleveland, ex-presidente de
los Estados Unidos es Ell candidate
propuesto para rapresentar q esta ma
ci6n en- 81 acto 1e La coronaeion del
Rey lie Inglaterfa Eduardo VII.
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Estd aun delicado
Cleveland.
HAOE PREsENTE ,sU EsTADg
Pero Sc eonf1a en- su eomoIeto restabIee
1niento

New York Enero 6 l-30 Pm.
Mr.. Cleveland que ha salido de
una grave enfermedad hace presen-
to su estado, pero su eonvaleseencia
que reyela un pronto restableeimien
to hace esperar su perfecto esta-
do de salud para Junio fecha de Ia
coronation del rey Eduardo.
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COIeCturla de RentaS InterHaS
DE ARECIBO.
AUiso d los C0utri6HyenteS.

En- cumplimieuto de 10 que pre-
ceptua Ia seccion 40 de Ia ley para
proveer de rentas al pueblo de Pto-
Rico y para otros fines; SO cita por
Ia presente 6 los contribuyentes pa
ra que passn satisfacer en- esta of.
Gina las cnotas correspondientes al
90 semestre del ejercicio ac,ual, las
cuRles serAn considerable morosas,
sino SO salts facen ~dentro de los go
dias en- que las mismAs SO vencieron
contar desde ell 10 del corriente,
en- cuyo case Sc cobrara sobre dicha
contribution una suma adicional del
l p% mensual.
No 'se solicitara el pago de di-
chas contribuciones sino que toda
persona obligsdS al pago de las mis-
masdebera acudir a esta ColecturfA
& satisfecerlas todos los dias hAbilea
de ali o, m. y de 1 & 5p. m.
JOSE Ma QUERO
Collector de Rentas IuternAs.
5-2
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TranqufIIdad, SaIud y RePOso pa
FR RRa NMR6rea Las CrfRGnrRa.

FL JARABE OALMANTE de la Sra. WINSLoW
da los nifos en- 81 periodo de la DENTICI0N,
Les abanda las anc1as resuel1e La nhamaeion alvtA
todo dolor, eura 81 oooo ventoso, nocente ehcax
en- todos los oasos Aoonsetamos las msdres que ten
propa nj Ia de otros evte e uso de esta medena que
%un
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60 muertoS
de las tropas lnglesas
EN- Ell ENGUENTR0.
Sc reserya la notiCia On los oirculos of
eiales de Londres.

New York Enero 6 l-30 P. n.
En- ell encuentro en- que apresa-
saron los beers un convoy con per-
trechos de guerra hicieron a los in-
gleses bgjas consfderables quedando
en- ell teraeno de la lucha, 50 solda-
dos britanicos.
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Sc tonlan g1andes
precauciones
LA POLIOIA HACE ARREsTos.
-
La alta clase social esta muy asustada.

II New York Enero 6 l-30 P. M.
FL Gobielno espanol toma dis
posiciones severas para contener Ell
moYimiento anarquista Sc hacen
muchas prisiones. Los ricos de las
.ciudades estan justamente alafma-
dos.
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FIGUEROA, WILSON C Co.

INGENIERos ELECTR1cIsTAs Y C0NTRATISTAS
Cuentan con toda clase de aparatos para insta1a-
clones el6ctricas.
~ Especalidad en- instalaciones proplasipara haclen
das, sea cuaquiera Ia potenca lum1nica de tuerza
motriz que Sc neceste.
Apa1tado de correo mum. 3o1.
% SAN JUAN.
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De Ia CapitslIpara Cataf1o,
sin combination con ell
tron ...... ...6 10 Il.
De Cataf1o para la Capital 80 M
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dar&
colocaci6n dos chicos appendices
qne sepAn componer y distribuir.
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N0TICIAS,

Hemos tenido gusto en- salu
dar al sef1or don Manuel Valdes Ca
ja Notario de Manatf que es bueno,
antique y qusrido amigo nue. stro. :,
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casss, calle de TIE
tuan n1meros q y 90 que tienen sa-
Ida & la Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma
rina de Ia Estaci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil Sc hsce com,prender 10 q.
aumentaran en- valor las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
Dara informes D. B9nito Carre
ras. N. D.
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LinGa t6rrea del OeSte.

1 tt N E R A RIO.
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N0TICIAS P0R ABLE
sERVIcIo DIREGT0 DE NEW-YoRK
La clase agricultora
en- las ciudades del Centro
DE EsPANA.
Son las mas exaltadas.

New York Enero s l-30 P. M.
Los agricultores del Centre de
hspana son los mas agitados en- la
campana anarquista que Sc esta
desarrollando en- ell territorio espa-
mol. L.. = g..
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Sc hA ahorcado- en- Mayagnez,
barrio <Riocanass ell ioven Ramon
Vazquez.
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= I
NADIA mas e6mOdo sens&GO
i que llevaF en- ell bolsiIlo, para La tos y &
I rcsfriados una cajita de las PaStilla@
BromQutales de Brown Sin rival
j para el alivio de las irritaciones de La gar
!; ganta que son causadas por resfriados.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
CITY BREvITlES.

?, Mamie Small, colored, was sent to Jail
r1oay night. charged with having stol-
n en some wearing apparel from another
Last night Officer Walker, at the I'm
ion Depot. arrested Willie Walker, COL
.Vied, for having shot Joe Middleton in
'"e lace with an Alabama sling.
~, an outing party, composed Of
II"essrs, G. C. Martin. w. w. Starr. Nj.
=. DIXON, Harry Haslam, j. j. Kirby
.ld Fred w Baker. left Yesterday af-
'erhoon for st. GATHERINGS Island.
r, The Junior Auxiliary of st. Michael's
Nthhapel viii give an entertainment at
M residence of Mrs. c. ID. owens,
NJ zo4 Bolton street, east, on next
~, unesday evening. beginning at $3.50
"ek' Refreshments will be served.
., robert Jones. colored. was accident
~ cut IN the thigh yesterday morn
- ABOUT II o'clock by an unknown CO
a. man. He was taken to the Geof-
~ lhhrmary and refused to give The
ne or the person who cut him, The
Ttaslr happened on Jones street, near
9horily before O'Clock yesterday AZ
+, noon q messaRe - No. 4 kaElne
y papy called out The chemical % a
,er 'n house af Whitaker and Har.
,iiTeie, The iinnlrs were ennhneH
PED me damage being small Nhe
ct.. s9H ihs property " capt y. D.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
Off TO TAKE OATH
yUsTICE SAMUEL n. ADAMS LEAVES
TONIGHT FOR ATLANTA.
TO BE NO FORMALITIES
WHEN JUSTICE ADAMS QUALITIES
FOR THE SUPREME BENCH,

oath Will BE Signed Before the
clerk of the Court To-morroyy.
Thursday Justice Adams VIII Sit
as Member of the Court, When n
Case of Large Interest and First
Importance Is Heard-TO BE In At
1anta Month-Firm of Adams,
Freeman, Denmark & Adams to BE
temporarily Dissolved.
Hon. Samuel B. Adams will leave
tonight for Atlanta and tomorrow
morning will take the oath of office as
an associate justice of the Supreme
Court of the state. On Thursday, when
a special session of the court will be
held, Mr.. Justice Adams will make his
first appearance on the bench.
There will be no frills or ceremonies
attending the induction of the new as
sociate justice into Office. Probably Mr..
Adams will wander quite Informally
into the office of the clerk and take the
oath-and that's all there will be to it.
An interesting and important piece of
litigation will form the subject matter
of the first hearing Justice Adams will
aid in conducting. 1t will be consid-
cred during the present March term of
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. H. F. Jones of brownsville is at
the De Soto.
Mr.. W. o. McLemore of swainsboro
is at the Screven.
Mr. M. Coward of Omega was at the
Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. j. B. Murrow of Triton was at
the De Soto yesterday.
Mr. j. A. wilkins of Moultrie was at
the Screven last night.
Mr.. j. Slater Smith of Reidsville was
at the Screven yesterday.
Mr. C. W. Gasque of Charleston was
at the Pulaski last night.
Mr. j. c. Edwards of Daisy register
ed last night at the Screven.
AIR. and Mrs. J. G. Garrett of Balm
bridge registered at the Pulaski yester-
day.
Mr. r. C. Darlington of Detroit, a
well-known insurance man, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Lipscomb left last
night for Troy, Ala, where Mrs. Lips
comb will remain for some weeks.
Mr.. ]. X. P. Carr, clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Chatham county, with
his bride, returned yesterday from his
wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Fretwell have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Leila, to Mr.. Gary
ROGERS. The wedding will take place
on Nov. 5.
Capt. John Taliaferro will return
from Rapidan, Va, this morning. He
will bring with him the Savannah boys
who have been spending the summer at
his Virginia place.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
Says He Was misunderstood.

Editor Morning News: Permit me to
make clear my position with regard
to the Birmingham disaster. 1 do this
for the benefit of all who may disagree
with me, especially those of my own
race.
AS l said on last Thursday night
now say, that there should have been
scripture reading, singing and prayer
befort hearing Booker Washington.
The choir rendered several very beau
tiful pieces, and many short speeches
were made before the arrival of Mr..
Washington. / got to the church as
early at $50 p. M, Central time, and
remained in the building until the
stampede was over, which was just as
Mr.. Washington closed his address;
and If there had been any prayer offer
ed, or scripture read for that occasion,
l would have heard it.
In my address to my people on last
Thursday night, only asserted that it
was my unalterable conviction that
had there been devotional services, the
great calamity would have been avert
ed. If there were such services / did
not hear them.
My address was no throw at Prof.
Washington. He is great man and
deserves the encouragement and conf
dence of every negro in this country. /
stated in my address that we have
great cause to be proud of Prof. Wash
ington and all other great men of any
race; but never proud enough to for
get that at all times and under all cir
cumstances, the first honor belongs to
God; and whenever we attempt to run
our business without Him. we end in
ignominous defeat. While / don't
agree with all Prof. Washington says,
it is justice to him, to state that he is
not responsible for the great trouble
that caused the loss Of so many pre-
cious lives.
If there be any fault. 1t lies at the
doors of others.
There was not enough goodness in
the meeting. This is the way I see II.
As had been said. with the exception
of the gloom that was thrown over the
meeting on Friday night, the conven-
ton was a brilliant success.
The men could have been quieted be-
fore the audience knew of their alter
cation. and there would have been 30
loss ~ life. had not that woman
screamed. T. M. Williamson.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
THE SIREN UOUS LIFE.
A Great Strain.

No one disputes the fact that we are
living in rapid" age; it is rush,
rush. rush from morning until night,
and competition is so fierce that the
struggle does not cease until the ma
chine is worn out. Women, too. even
when surrounded by every comfort, be-
come infected by the common spirit
and what with their CLUBS ana many
social duties, have no time to give
thought to their physical well-oe1ng'
until they are suddenly brought 10 d
sharn realization of the fact that Moth
49, IN their lives is so important as at
+an+ion to correct or rational living
~ NAV surprise the readers to learn
+bat women are more prone to piles
than mon. and in most cases, because
II is difficult to impress upon them the
i,,onortance of regular movements or
the bowels: irregularity means strain
Ing at stool and straining means pIles,
,,,i}b the certainty (under the usual
METHODS of treatment) that the sufferer
will "have them always with ner'
~, "usuai methods" is meant f1e ap-
niication of salves and lotions. or tas
a last resort) a surgical operation. II
tbera is a complaint Whicn ehtalls
,,,ere distress and suffering upon those
a f13ptp6. T0Hn iilGGf vi bNf5fHf
snot known to the writer; fortunately,
however. these arc lear ing that there
Is 4 remedy that effec .ually cures al
sorms az piles. it is known as the
pyramid Pile Cure. = in supposlto.rly
form is applied dir1etiy 70 anS p na,n
less iess,v. Il Is sold ~ druggists for hfty
i nants package. Or viii be mailed by
,ha , makers 10 any address, upon receipt
t ~ price ',,a Mrs, ohm II. caatona, 2s4s
Arch street. Oh eago, says. Hust
lite Won that 1 was cured OF very
49, s,sting sase Of itching ana
s rs plies ~ the use Of the great great
psssess Pyrartld Pile cure even afler
SEVERE several p6ys .ians bad claimed ~, lhsrs
@ss no eurs fseept by % opr ,,,. ,lsi
NN .,.,e rBnnof cay rEobFH
ter n W ito ths F,tamld Df9H ~ ~,
ss.rshau. aieb, for ihelf iune bv3h
~ the cansu nnd cure ~ pies
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28

the court, which has never been adj
journed.
An interesting feature of Justice
Adams acceptance of his appointment
by the Governor is that it will neces-
state his retirement from the firm of
Adams Freeman, Denmark & Adams,
which during the month of his incum-
bency will be without it's head. The
firm will be dissolved for a month and
reformed at the expiration of Justice
Adams term.
This was made advisable by the dis
covery of a statute that subjects to
penalty any one who is prohibited from
the practice of law and remains a
member of a firm which is actively
conducting a legal practice. 1t occurred
to the new justice it would not be we'll
for him to set the people an example
Of disregard of authority, and he Is
avoiding even the appearance of evil
by the proposed temporary dissolution
of his firm.
Mr.. Adams will remain in Atlanta
about month. His successor will be
elected on Oct. /, but the returns must
be canvassed by the Legislature and
the successful candidate declared. When
Justice Gambler or Justice Ross takes
the oath of Office, Justice Adams will
retire to the activities of private life.
Col. Garrard Succeeds Him.
Col William Garrard was yesterday
appointed city attorney by Mayor My
ers, to succeed Judge Adams. The ap-
pointment will be effective on Oct. l,
as that is the date on which the res
ignation of Judge Adams takes eff
feet
The Morning News announced some
days ago that Col. Garrard would re-
ceive the appointment. 1t is very
probable that he will be elected by the
City Council at its meeting on Oct.
10. Many of the members of the board
have expressed themselves as favor
able to Col. Garrard, and it is believed
that his appointment by the Mayor to
hold until his successor is elected will
be followed by his election.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
LAST DAY AT CASINO.
open Air Attractions Will Close
With Big Prowr.mpo

Us AtvnANlCs
ne regular season of open attrac-
IONS at the Casino will close with to-
uays performances. This. being the
last' VIII be made a special occasion
with great display and special fea-
lures In many respects it will be the
pest OF the entire year and the 1902
season Will close in blaze of glory.
III the afternoon the Baums will ap-
pear IN their marvellous bicycle and
sI"pe%e acts on the high wire, 80 feet
~ the arr All who have witnessed
ne ne performance are united in saying
tnat II is the greatest exhibition If
caring acrobatic work that has over
peen shown in Savannah. This is the
Iast opportunity, as the performers. will
no no De seen again this year, at least.
Inc hours for their act are in the
afternoon and $3.50 in the evening
me tney are performing, the grounds
VIII be brilliantly Illuminated with COL
ored fires. "-'4A WI
Ferhaps the man who has caused the
eyes OF the most people to rest on
i nlin III savannah this summer is Phil
ups the aeronaut. His marvellous
NoIn III the air, at times with his life
IN the balance, has caused MANY to
80 ICd1tIlS every mo-
ment to see the balloonist dashed TO
the ground broken and mangled
corpse. He does not seem TO know
what 1ear is and once when through
MS acrobatic feats with the balloon
Oh hre, When no one could think but
that he was obliged to perish. To-
day, with his big balloon, he will make
another of his sensational ascensions
WIN parachute leap. This will be at
At 10 o'clock the Polyscope will show
new views just received from New
I ork and will add to the reputation
that this attraction has gained during
the summer
Inc FIRST Regiment Band, Fl. Ocker-
mann, leader, will give concerts both
afternoon and evening. Following are
the programmes:
Afternoon
March, 'Nibelunger' CWagner).
overture, Blaze Away" (MacKie),
Waltz, Janice Meredith (Gustin).
Selection, Faust" (Gounod).
Gavotte, Our Minnie" O.. Coccia).
Grand Naval Potpourri" (Moses).
descriptive Hunting Scene" (Buco-
lossD.
Selection, "Florodora" (Moses)
Romance q. Coccia)
March, East High School" (Levy).
Night
March, Crisis" HalD.
Overture, Harvest Days" (MacKie),
Selection, THE Defenders" (Gence).
Waltz, "Ninette" (BennetD.
Medley, Something Doing" (Har-
ris).
Intermezzo. isis (Morses).
Selection, "Olivette' (Audrian).
March, Commonwealth" NalD.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28

Mobile. Ala. Sept 1.-THE steamer
Alamo - the Mallory Line. the steam
e. iuaugurailuE fhe freight aua paH-
renReF service brfHenn NeN YORK ana
Mobile. arriYod fhia afternoon. wifb
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Mew Egrs Monday forenoon,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-28
BEATEN WITH IRON BAR.
woman Called Baby Pompey and 1t
Made the Father Angry.


Made the Father Angry.
Lish Coverdale, colored, got into Sc
rous trouble Friday night about the
name of a baby. He called it one
name and his wife called it another.
This made him angry and he proceeded
10 vent his feelings in such forcible
way that he is now in Jail awaiting
trlal for assault and battery.
esterday the woman went to the
once Of Justice Wickham and swore
out the warrant. Coverdale was ar
rested and sent to Jail. She stated
mat on the previous night he had
neard her call the baby Pompey, which
was pet term, and not the name 1t
mad been previously given. He got
80 mad when he heard her that he set
upon and beat her with an iron bar.