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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-29
Departament del Interior
Junta Superior de Sanidad de Puerto kco
Noticia impOrtante

Por la presente Sc inforn1a que los exame
nes para obtener licencias de Medico, Dentistas,
Farmaceuticos, Conadronas, Enfermeras, We
terinarios, Practicantes, Plomeros Sc verifca-
ran en- las ofcinas de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad, en- San Juan, en- las siguientes fechas
Medicos Enero s, y de 1908.
Dentistas Enero s. 9 10 de 1903.
Farmaceuticos: Enero IL, IS y ID de 1905.
Practicantes, Comadronas Enfermeras.
IS, I6 II de Enero de 1908.
Veterinarios prac.icantes: Enero Io, 20 Y
81 de 1903
Plomeros: ~, % y "a de Enero de 1903.
Para mas ihformes dirigirse al Secretario
de Ia Junta
r. M. HERNANDEZ. MD.
Dir ctor de Sandal.
San Juan r. +. 90
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NOt0S TriSteS.
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Tras larga penosa enfernedad, ha falle-
cido en- Ia Villa de La Guardia (Espafa) don
Ricardo Gandara, isocio de la casa de Baquero
Gandara del comercio de esta plaza
Damos 4 su distinguida -familia nuestro
mas sentido pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-29
X x
EPIGRAMA

Cierto dia TN estudiante
Al revisar ST. ropila,
Sc encontro en- la pantorrilla
Un enorme interrogante.
Sigul6 e. pobrete adelante
al yer que en- puntos hervfa,
Su Calceta maldecia
Diciendo = Guam buena ft1era
ST mas estanbre tuviera
Y menos orCograf1a
Ell dfa que muri6 el sofsta Lucio, fuG ell
tribune, como era costunlbre, d pedirle Ia con-
trasefla; pero. lie dijo asi:-Dirigete al sol que
sale porque 20 me pongo.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-29
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN DiA

tome las PASTILLAS LANANTES DE BRO
MO-QUININA. FL bolicario le devolver5
dinero 81 no SC cara La frsns dc Z. w. GRO
We Sc hala en- cada cajita.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25
GEORGE cHAFFeY

 
  land This with under the the of California them with ualy be delivered boundary territorial limits of the Republic of Mexico
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25
ImDeriaI Water Co. No. 2 CAPITAL STOCK, $1 100000
 NUMBER OF SHARES 100000

OFFICERS RUS ,PRrsIp R. D. McPHERRIN w A.. M. CHAFFEY.
 DIRECTORS w.. VACANCIES in under
  ply such rights and irrigated by this located within townships and portions townships and II South East
 of Sold January 2,57o.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25
OFFICERS
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,OOO,OOO NUMBER OF SHARES, 100000
DIRECTORS l;
GEO. A. CARTER

 This ~ my~ ~ to furnish ~ h y nga he eompmy p d h corporation h hp dhdt the hh  nhona yos list ~ ~ nd d hn o @me metg uetaard c m
  yves n tn H dh
 NO O Sold January yLoo,ssn
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25


  w f SCOT
 
  N BhEhd b hm or States Hpdo to Imperial water pm for h
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25

Imperial Land Company
 CAPITAL STOCK, $5ooooo

W. J. W. T. WRIGHT, A M. CHAFFEY,
 A
  N. w. A. H. This
  coouizng   and
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25
Imperial Water Co. No. 6
 CAPITAL STOCK, $25O,OOO
 NUMBER OF SHARES, R. LOCKWOOD, M. CHAFFEY.

O. LOCKWOOD, A. M CHAFFEI,
 DIRECTORS A K A c. R. R. D. in
  rights and ply S audt such rights and
   inc O South, SBM Number of Shares Sold January z
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-01-25
Yrrigacion y Terranos
 de la Baja California
 (SOCiEDAD
 CAPITAL STOCK, $o2,5OO GEORGE CHAFFEY. HEFFERNAN. w.
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA) CAPITAL STOCK, $62, 500

GEORGE CHAFFEY, PRESIDENT N. w. BLAiSDELL, vloE-PREsIoENT
 DIRECTOR
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WANrEp-A barber at once at 1915 Con-
grcss avenue, IL
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YOUR OWN HoME--The owning Of a homo
gives a man some standing in the com
munlty In which he lives He Is rated as
a good citizen, His family havS social
status distinct from that held by the I'M
settled ever-movng tenant class. Now.
to get home II viii be to your interest
TO consult me.
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AGENTS WANTED,

WE DESIRE TO secure a local agent at
Houston for the Fisher Billing and Rook
typewriter, one capable Of operating o
experienced in selling tvpeVriters anu
with knowledge OF accounting preferred.
Very satisfactory arrangements can De
made by the PROPER parties. Apply Inc
Fisher Book Typewriter Co., No ~
Gravier St. New Orleans, La. *
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WANTED Services OF white gnrdener TO
work In yard about three times month
Apply 1911 Jackson 10
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WHITE MAN and wife for the country
man to work around house and yard; wo-
man TO cook Swede or German only Ad.
dress ii. ID. Allen. this office u
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WANTED--A good cook, one who under
stands serving for boarding house; Sj2
Travis street. IL
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nOST NV ANTS"
Il ARE CHEAP.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


WHY BOTHER WITH TENANTS when so
easily avoided? We win attend to the
renting. insuripg and paying taxes on
your property. Place your property In
our hands, Houston Land and Trust Com:
pany Houston. n
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FAIR GRoUNDS-Fl yeroom new cottage
on corner with ~ lots; on car line near
F0nnin school; long time easy payments,
Hannah & Parsons. 1917 Texas IL
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WANTED Some good strong boys 10 learn
the trade. Necco q EiseTan. 4
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GOOD male stenographer owning machine
wants office or copying work to do in
the afternoon after . o'clock. Address
1890, this office. Ia
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n AWAY!ll- Splritualists of Hous-
Il You will he greatly benefited by
hg at Wrights Flower Garden and
Hing COPY Of Pa'ne's Age Of Rea.
Bnd Common Sense. 20
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WANTED Lathers. SO per 1000; come at
once prepared TO 20 10 work. VIM. Web
ber Beaumont Tens. u
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WAN TED TO RENT.

lease for a term OF years
from oneyhalf to whole vacant block IL
Third or Fourth ward Address 140l,
this ofhce.
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FOR SALE by owner. two choice lots
corner Rusk and La Branch. Apply q
l. s. Mycr, Houston Drug Co, city. Il
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WANrED-An experienced dish washer.
Apply $40 Travis street. IL
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CoLoREp WOMAN to do general house
work. 4l0 Charities street 10
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FOR SALE S2T5o buys Groom cottage, 2
lots, Fourth ward south; S17oo buys 4
lots and one house. First ward, on Hous.
ion avenue; farms and acreage property
for all; store In Bins building for rens.
Blnz Il Settegast, room 2l3 Blns buildine.
2l5-OS
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FINE.ROOM house, with bath, etc. good
neighborhood car line. CAN 1872 Austin
II
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SOLICITORS WANTED by an old line lie
Insurance company Issuing up TO date
contracts at lowest rates; also suecal
agent wanted for Houston district. Apply
2lI Main street. room 3, "
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SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

NRs to want ads remaining IN the
Of The Post for the week ending
|day, May 10 1902:
A. 7l76. 1925 H. u. Allen; 70T7;
''77; 5gT7: 1903. Commercials; 1885;
ii5s. %; 7o7S. HOB: 702s; 1929;
'g090. $50: %, 60S0: 81; 1853; 71iS;
70si: 1855, 60o7: 1882; 1852: MS;
1850: 6OOg: 8; 1909: 1884; 7109: j.
700. 1885; 1885: 1886; 1852; 1852
line Launch; Nj 1913: Newspaper;
TTt14: Widow; 7o10; Ills; 60l6; t7TT;
1927 90; 7142; tit; III; 31S; Relia-
70l8. 1862. 62O5; no; TAG; Tl72:
7i73; 1923; T1i9; 1924; 6040; 1900;
f075.
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NICE AND PROFITABLE employment for
ladies' In your own town Write quick
Tor particulars, State Agent lock box
26s, Dallas. IL
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IN 10 LICE, LAMBaRTS-For use
eeIung hens; get it at NAPLES Medi-
Store, 9ll Congress. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR sALE--on account Of health. the
Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, COS Main street, best location, hne
business es ahlished; for any information
inquire OF any OF the best Wholesale com.
mission houses In city.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

OPEN FOR CoNTRACT-W boring con
Germ which brought in largest gusher on
spindle Tor VIII have one OF taeir rugs
at liberty shortly write for terms. Ad.
dress 1927. this office Ia
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WHITE girl at once to do general house.
work. Apply 11l9 Edwards street u
A COOK wanted none hut experienced
need apply. 1o14 Mckinney. Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED-A white waiter az oermanIa
house, corner Preston and Lonisiaiia
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NELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
FOR SALE.

WANTED no RENT or lease house ~
seven or eight rooms: modern conve-
niencesi Third ward preferred; references
gwen. Address box SO6 postofhce II
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an, HINS, Navasota. Texas, man
IA salye that VIII cure letter.
/: MI, Worm or old sores OF any
L price s per box; any one huslDg
M o. this salve not benefited.
II 'eiunded- Write for Testimonials.
723-02
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NEW hve.room cottage, Third ward, south
front cash or easy terms; two.story.
seven-room house, Tuam. $1,000; two story
house, Austin. 5000; three lots, Mcrkcl
addition $3.50; seven lots Sampson street,
$1,000: four lots, Harrisburg road, close in.
$3.50 I'VE & Bollfrass. kiam building. "a
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BIDS AND PROpOSAL.S.-Bi arc invited
for the furnishing of tho necessary ma.
terili and the construction Of the follow
Nit.
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A THOROUGHLY competent stenograpner
for commercial work; must be accurate,
a good speller and painstaklng; don't an.
swer unless you are first class operator
state age, and salary wanted. Address
In your own handwriting, Commercial. !"
this office Ia
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| WANTED-Eirst class barber; steady lob
9lU Preston avenue, John Damieo 10
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NEATLY furnished southeast room hot
and cold bath; central location; l2lO trGs,
avenue. Ia
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

AIGONA HOTEL. Lhno Texas. will he
oncnad for tumrler guests May Is: grand
han and other amusements ~ night; eA,
ciirsicD rates. IL
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2No STANDARDIZATION opium,
psslhe and other kindred habits treat.
Il surety private, with special faciii-
loE lady patients. Cure guaranteed
a ol ten to twenty days. Competent
,viahS' nurses, etc, In constant at.
nc. Removed from business center
consequent temptations. Address
.'ttor snnltarium, 1917 Austin street,
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WE SELL, rent and repair typcwrltacs Of
every descriptions the New Model Smith.
Premier Is iu tia lead.
j. J PlStnr,zu ptg, \ fitho. Co.
Phoue AZ II
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
II have yet to let about TWENTY-FIVE
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnett 20 Lam
pasas TO sub-oontractors; let In quanti-
ties 10 SUIT contractor; 200 men. team
sters. acr1per holders and rock men; also
900 teams nice work ana a healthy coun-
try and plenty OF water. Free transpor-
tatlon on Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams. For further
al contractor. Bprnet. Texss =
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HOTELS. SUMMER RESORTS

HOTEL ELNoRE B.. Cleveland. Texas.
cpened up on May ]. 1902 to the trat-
cling public; II Is just completed with
twenty. i've UP 70 date rooms, modern FUR
niture and fixtures, under the m&page-
ment q Mrs. 5. w. Wright. -
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H0USES-Wo have them In all parts or
the city and NIL prices. Seaman u i3ar,
tell, 206 Fannin street; phone 1863. ~
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WANTED-A good wide.awake hustler who
wishes TO write fire and tornado insur-
ance either in towns or country can secure
a good contract by writing the Texas
Home Fire lns. Co, Austin, Texas. 20
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WANTED-An expert stenographer young
man, Smith Premier operator. for Beau.
mont; salary not less than SO Apply to-
day Typewriter Department j. j. Pas
street. IF
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tMv Gold and Damiana tablets
fplly relieve and permanently cnre
fases or impotence or debb tv: mailed
LMeon Bichou. French Pharmacist.
d Mchinnty avenue, Houston. II
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barber, Cali on or address with refer
enee, John II. Scale, Deweyville, Texas
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WANTED First class filler and mill fore.
man and blacksmith; none but lp-to date
men need apply. VIM. Cameron & Go.
Inc, S0ron, Texas. is
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fIoN CYCLE WORKS had fire at
pam street. We have now rented
large building which the Behrens
20 occupied at 1905 and 1907 Con-
avenue, and we need hardly say
we viii continue to sell at great dis
y: Karl A. Lanton. Sol
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
TOO MUCH MEDITERRANEAN.
So Judge Barrow Diagnosed Case of
Marital Unhappiness.

1890
Marital Unhappiness.
A rehearing was had in the Superior
Court yesterday upon the application
for temporary alimony made by Julia
e. Grimm against Daniel D. Grimm.
The prayer of the defendant, at whose
instance the rehearing had been grant
ed, was to have the amount of ali
mony and counsel fees reduced, but
the investigation took a very much
wider scope.
1t ranged wide enough and evolved
for Judge Barrow's benefit sufficient
ly comprehensive view of the situation
to cause him to announce from the
bench the conclusion that too much
mother-in-law' was the cause of the
trouble between Grimm and his wife.
Judge Barrow said that mutual con-
cessions and unselfishness between
husband and wife were necessary to
crown with happiness the married state
and that nothing was more prone to
create unhappiness and dissension than
a foolish interference on the part of
the families of the couple.
These remarks were designed for the
special benefit of Mrs. P. Masters, the
mother of Mrs. Grimm, and other of
HeT IGldIlNSSg WIZ Tic tNA0CASC AiiQl-
Gated had contributed their full part
towards the disagreements that had
ended in separation. There was much
evidence to show that even during
their previous separations Grimm and
his wife had continued to feel the most
loving regard for each other and af-
fidavits from servants and friends de-
nying in toto the charges of cruel
treatment made against Grimm.
Judge Barrow said he could see no
reason why the parties could not live
together happily, if other persons
would leave them alone, but he did
not interfere materially with the al
lowance of alimony and counsel fees
previously made. The wife is to have
s25 a month and w. w. LaRoche and
w. S. Coburn, her counsel, a fee of
$50. The counsel fees, however, are to
be paid at the rate of $40 a month in
stead of in a single lump sum.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
LIKE THE DRY DOCK PLAN.
business Men ON the Bay Receive
the Project With Favor.

There is great interest in the pros
pect for a dry dock at Savannah. On
Bay street, among the business men,
the shipping interests lie, and their
interest is but natural.
II believe a dry dock will prove a
great benefit to the port" said Capt.
George P. Walker of Strachan & So.
The dry dock, too, will secure bust
ness, in my opinion, for there will be
plenty of vessels that will desire to
| avail themselves of the chance to go
into dry dock.
1T may be that the ordinary run of
vessels that now visit the port would
not use the dry dock AS it has been,
dry dock would be used only by a
ship that had been injured, such, for
instance as the NyaSsa, mentioned in
the Morning News to-day. This is all
presuming that it was not known that
there was a dry dock here, and that
disabled vessels discovered it when in
need of repairs. With it generally
known among the shipping interests
that there was a dock of sufficient
capacity here, there would be no lack
of work. Arrangements would be
made to have ships go into dry dock
here, instead of at other points. If
LIZ WAN NOoAO NC OOliC just do CIlGdp-
ly, there is no reason why tramps
should not be locked here instead of
at foreign points. In many cases 1t
might be to the interest of owners to
have the work done here, and l have
no doubt that there will be plenty of
it found by the company
ITO my mind a shipyard is an in
separable adjunct to a dry dock. It
would probably be the case that the
dock would not always have vessels
in it, but skilled mechanics would, new
ertheless, have to be kept there, in
order that they might be at hand
when needed to work on a ship when
placed in the dock. During periods
when there was no repair work going
on in the dry dock there would have
to be ship building to receive the time
of the mechanics"
Capt. Walker said that he knows of
no place on the South Atlantic sea-
board so advantageously located as Sa-
vannah for a successful ship-building
plant Its easy access to the Alabama
mines and steel works would enable
1t to secure direct and comparatively
short distance shipments of steel
plates, Orders and other material used
in construction.
1t is part of the plan of the prospec-
tive company to establish a ship
building plant in connection with its
dry dock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
new Line TO MACON
THE S. A. LIN, ID. Is s. SERVICE
STARTS AUG. IT.
A TRAIN EACH WAY A. DAY.
FIRST THROUGH TRAIN WILL BE
AN EXCURSION TOMORROW.

SeabOnrd and the Macon, Dublin
Line Mileage Between Macon and
Savnnnah-CentraI Railway Has
Already Met This Condition by Re
ducIng Its Rate 90 Cents-Aug. II
Has Not, So Far ms Can Be Learned,
Been Officially Fixed as the Date
for the Inauguration of the Ser
vice, But II Is Generally Accepted.
The Seaboard Air Line and the Ma
con, Dublin and Savannah Railroad
will operate through trains between
Savannah and Macon, beginning Aug.
II. next Sunday. This date has not
been positively fixed, though it is gem
orally accepted among Seaboard and
Macon, Dublin and Savannah repre-
sentatives here as that on which the
new service is to be inaugurated.
The distance between Savannah and
Macon will be shortened by the new
route. The Central Railway has al
ready reduced it's fare between the two
points to s5.17. The fare was 1913,
cal connection between the Seaboard
and the Macon, Dublin and Savannah
at Vidalia, the rate was cut in order
to correspond with the short-line mile
age.
One train a day each way will be
operated by the two roads. The morn
ing train over the Seaboard, leaving
the Union Station at 1910 o'clock, will
have two Macon, Dublin and Savan-
nah cars, one of them a chair car. At
Vidalia these will be turned over to
the Macon, Dublin and Savannah,
which will have an engine in waiting
to pull them right through to Macon.
The Macon, Dublin and Savannah
will have a train leave Macon early
in the morning. This will deliver two
cars at Vidalia to the Seaboard, which
will pull them into the Union Station
at Savannah as part of its train, ar
irving here at 500 p. m.
Though the trains will be combina-
lions of those of the Seaboard and
the Macon, Dublin and Savannah, they
will be, in every practical way, sep
arate. No delays will be had at VII
dalia, and passengers, either to or
from Savannah, will not have to leave
the cars.
The first through train from Savan-
nah to Macon over the new line will
be operated tomorrow. An excur-
sion has been arranged to Macon,
with the rate placed at $3.50 for the
round trip. Tickets will be good re-
turning Tuesday. The train will leave
here at a. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
CROWDS BY COAST LINE.
Are Expected Tomorrow From Do
than and other Points.

than and other Points.
The Atlantic Coast Line excursion
from Dothan, Ala, and intermediate
points. which will reach Savannah to-
morrow, promises to be the most i'm
portant of the season. Division Pas
senger Agent w. Fl. Leahy gathers
from the reports made him that the
crowd will exceed that brought in two
weeks ago by the Seaboard Air Line
He considers that there will easily be
$500 visitors.
Three sections will be needed for the
transportation of the crowds. These
will arrive at varying hours during
the day. Arrangements have been
made for all the equipment, and no
hitch is looked for on account of a
lack of cars.
The excursionists will be allowed
three days in the city. They may re-
turn on any train leaving, the city
within that limit. 1t is probable that
all will remain as long as they can, as
not only Savannah, but Tybee and
other resorts will attract them.
A special bid for the crowds will be
made by the Casino at Thunderbolt
Tuesday afternoon, when a balloon as
cension has been arranged. This will
be in addition to the regular plan of
entertainment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-10
CLANCY & co. BANKRUPT.
Involuntary Proceedings Instituted
by Creditors.

Dy CREDITORS
r. L. Clancy & Co., for some time
past engaged in the conduct of a re-
tail hardware business on Whitaker
street, were yesterday morning thrown
into involuntary bankruptcy by a pc
tition filed in the United States Dis
trict Court, containing their own ad-
mission of insolvency. The petition
was filed by. w. H. Wade, on behalf
OF the Bailey-Lebby Company of
Charleston, and other creditors.
In the absence of Judge Speer the
case was referred to Hon. A. H. Mac
Donell, referee in bankruptcy, before
whom the first meeting of creditors
%ill be held. In the meantime a tenn
porary receiver will be named to as
sumo charge of and manage the bust
ness.
II is understood that the firms la
bilities amount to about $1,000, and its
visible assets to 500 less. The princi-
pal creditor is the Bailey-Lebby Com
pany, to which the firm owes about
$500. This creditor demanded an instant
payment of its full claim and the firm
was not able to meet it. Hence the in
stitution of the bankruptcy proceedings
and the consent by the firm to the adj
ministration of the assets by a bank
Fuptcy court.