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The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

krouskof's millinery opening yester-
day is the first millinery display ever
made in Savannah in September. Not
withstanding that the weather was
warm the people f1ocked to see the new
Fall and Winter hats and they were
pleased with the styles. The Sheher-
dess and Ping Pong styles predominant
this season. They are shown in all
the leading shades of green, black and
orange. These are the colors which
prevail for Fall and Winter. These are
had in both the dress and ready to
wear hats.
The novelty of the season is the
ribbon hat and the silk hat with pink
ed edges. These are shown in all the
leading shades. Krouskoff's. show room
this season is in charge of Miss Mooney
and Miss Snowburg, who are regarded
by millinery people as experts in this
line. The room is one of the prettiest
the firm ever had. The patterns are
attractively arranged and the hats
are displayed well. Four cases are
devoted to imported hats A splendid
showing of furs, ostrich feathers, Para
else feathers, jets and felt trimmings,
including the very popular mouffia, are
SiOWIl, anu d pretty display OF the
beavers and white felts is made. In
this room more than 500 pattern hats
are shown.
On the first floor is shown many pref
ty things. Here the Paon plush hat.
and the Featherette silk hat and the
Pan velvet and the velvet shapes are
displayed and make a handsome room.
feature of this seasons opening
Is a display of the Kromico Novelty
Co.'s goods. These goods are made here
by Krouskoff himself. They are shown
in about all the novel shapes and are
very attractive. These patterns are
shipped extensively away and the Job
bing houses of the North are pur-
chasers of this line. In this depart
ment hats are made for ladies and
children. Allen Bros. imported hats are
also shown here on which Krouskohr
has big run.
On the first floor Krouskoff makes
an extensive display of feathers. boa
in ostrich and coque. His line of
feathers embraces more than 300 styles.
He shows a fine line of felts and trim
mings, a line of jets. bars and ostrich
plumes, and in fact all millinery sup
plies.
The opening was one of the largest
which Krouskoff has given and one
of the most successful.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
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Black Patti Troubadours.

The. Black Patti Troubadours appear
at the theater Friday, matinee and
night. This seasons company excels
all former ones. New features and
new people are the rule. John Rucker,
THE Alabama Blossom" Bobby Kemp,
1.-THE Shinin' Light" THE Whang
Doodle Comedy Four" The Hills,
champion Cake Walk Whirlers of the
World" Mack Allen, The Equipoise
MARVEL" Emma Thompson, THE
Black Lily" Muriel Ringgold, The
Honolulu Dancing Wonder" Sisters
Turner, 1.-THE Tennessee Thrushes; .
May LANCE, THE Louisiana Lassie;"
Ed Green, THE Chesterfield Comique; %
Lizzie Garry, THE Unbleached Sou
brette;" Sallie Green, THE Indiana
Nightingale" Leslie Triplett, THE
Filipino Funster;;" Slim Morgan, THE
Elongated Comedian" Will Cook, THE
Comic Cop" Anthony Byrd, THE
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

Editor Morning News: The merger
of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road with the Atlantic Coast Line is
the realization Of my life's dream of
Savannah's opportunity. Twenty years
since, when negotiations were on foot,
and it is a pity they were not sue
cessful, to lease the Central Railroad
TO the Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis Railroad, thought the day was
at hand when Savannah would reap
the benefit of its commanding COM
mercial position.
Situated below the line where snow
and ice restrict commefce, with a
deep fresh-water river, which is of
great advantage to shipping; with
trained business men, and staunch
financial Institutions; with a harbor
that has fifty miles of water front,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
JACKSONVILLE COLISEUM.

Eisht-Lap Track VIII Be Built in
the Florida City.
Jacksonville, too, has caught the
motor bicycle fever. and in the near
future a track similar to the one here
will be constructed. Before another
season has passed the Florida city will
be enjoying the same class of motor
cycle racing that Savannah is now
having.
This is not mere supposition. ]. d.
Burbage and ]. r. Walsh, two of the
promoters of the sport from Jackson
vile. were in Savannah last night and
attended the races at the Coliseum.
While the rain interefered with the
programme, they saw enough to con-
vince them that a track at Jackson
vile would be most practicable and
remunerative investment
These gentlemen, interested in the
project of erecting a coliseum at Jack
sonville. saw Jack Prince and talked
the matter over with him. They de-
cided before the interview was con-
Guided to build an eight-lap track at
Jacksonville, like the one in SaVan-
nah. They even went so far as to en-
gage Prince to superintend the con-
Structlon OF the new cOliSeum.
1t is the purpose of these gentlemen
to organize a company, and to offer
inducements to the best riders in the
country. They are confident that the
enterprise would receive abundant
patronage at the hands of the people
of Jacksonville and winter tourists
They were very much pleased with
the large number of spectators present
last night, and said that, if a first class
Coliseum were erected in Jacksonville,
there was no reason why the sport
shouldn't draw as many spectators as
In Savannah.
If the track is built in Jacksonville
there is little doubt that a circuit will
be established. If this could be done.
the best racers in the country would
be glad to try conclusions on the
Southern tracks. The gentlemen hav-
ing the project in mind go home to-
day thoroughly enthused over the idea
of building the proposed Coliseum, and
there is little doubt that work on the
new enterprise will be begun in a short
time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

Two of Hoyt's greatest comedies will
be presented at the Theater to-day and
tomorrow. To-day matinee and night,
"a Stranger in New York" will be
given, and tomorrow matinee and
night "a Trip to Chinatown"
OF the many farce comedies which
the late Charles Hoyt contributed to
the stage, none have ever impressed
theater-goers SO favorably as "A
Stranger in New York" and "a Trip
to Chinatown" and they were con-
sidered by Mr.. Hoyt himself the best
efforts of his long and successful ca
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

easily made available for commercial
purposes; convenient to European,
South American and West Indian
ports, as well as those of the North
ern and Eastern states of the Ameri-
can Union, Savannah was then, as she
is to-day, the natural Atlantic outlet
for the country to the west and norIh-
west.
In these days, when railroads look
not, nor care not, for anything that
is not to their benefit, when sentim ant
is thrown tn the dogs, and everyth 4 Z
measured by the dollar-mark, Savan-
nah, it seems to me, cannot fail to
attract the attentions of those who
study railroad earnings, and thereby
receive her full share of the trade that
is to seek Atlantic outlets. No one
need hope that Savannah will get
everything, but in my opinion her
share in the expected good things will
be larger than that of any other. city.
An Optimist.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
WILL TALK EDUCATION.
Opening of COlored school viii be
Followed by "a Meeting.

opening OF tOIOreu schOOt VIII he
Followed by Meeting.
There will be an educational mass
meeting tonight at the First African
Baptist Church, Franklin Square, Rev.
]. w. Carr. D. D.. pastor, in the in
terest of the Academy and Normal
Collegiate Institute established last
spring under the auspices of the Ne
gro Baptist churches of this city. This
school was operated with great salts
faction during a short session. 1t will
begin its fall session this morning at
Morse's Hall on Hall street, east.
The meeting is intended to set forth
the need of a Christian education,
show the claims of this school upon
the community and to raise funds in
advancing this work. There will be
addresses by ministers. Among these
are Rev. DR.. John D. Jordan, pastor
of the Savannah Baptist Church
(white)) and ministers of the colored
churches-Rev. w. L. P. Weston, Rev.
A. Harris, Rev. r. Kemp, Rev. j. w.
Carr. All friends of Christian educa-
ton are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Rev. DR.. M. j. Maddox, the presi-
dent of the institution, Is a teacher of
long experience
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
FOR CAMP MEETING
AT GUYT0N

Camp meeting will begin at Guyton
Friday evening and continue until
Wednesday. Eighteen tent holders will
provide accommodation for the visitors.
and it is expected that this years
meeting will be one of the largest since
the camp grounds were established,
probably more than half century
ago.
Rev. Bascom Anthony of Savannah
has been invited by Presiding Elder
Ellis, and it is likely that all of the
local pastors will attend the meeting
at some time during its progress.
Sunday it is expected that many
Savannah people will go out Con-
iVeyances will meet all visitors at the
depot in Guyton and take them out to
the grounds.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

isine ribbon. This stock is large and
is well displayed.
In the childrens hat department
they show a white beaver fiat with
drapery of white coque feathers, and
one of crown white chenille, facing
of chenille and white silk folds and
large white plumes with white satin
ribbon and pearl ornaments.
They show a pretty line of box tur-
bans and many new things ia feathers
and large crowns, and two tone effects
in felt which prevails this season.
Their stock of ready-to-wear hats is
large and also their line Of undressed
hats They show a large stock of
novelties, trimmings and ornaments.
Their opening was largely attended.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
LAW FIRM DISSOLVED.
Mackali Retires From Mackan g. An
derson by Mutual Consent.

Mackai Retires From Mackan g. An
derson by Mutual Consent.
The law firm of Mackall & Anderson
will to-day be dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. w. w. Mackall retiring. This
he does that he may the better attend
to the many corporate interests that
he represents. His practice in future
will be confined principally to corpora
ton law and office consultations. He
has removed his office to the second
floor of the Savannah Trust Company's
building, as was reported in the Morn
ing News several days ago. He will
continue as special attorney for the
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Mr.. ]. Randolph Anderson will retain
his offices in the Sorrel Building. He
will engage in general practice, and
will remain the division counsel of the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, with 1uris-
diction over the Fourth division, in
the states of Georgia and Alabama.
The firm that is now dissolved is one
of the best known and foremost in
the city. 1t was organized in 1890 as
Charlton, Mackall and Anderson, and
retained that name until 1900, when,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
To BE Conex & Morris.

The firm of W. M. & w. E. Coney
general Insurance agents, will be dis
solved through mutual consent to-day
Mr.. w. E. Coney retiring. The re-
manning partner, Mr.. Wilbur M Couey
will associate with him Mr. John Nor
ris and continue the business under
the firm name of Coney &, Morris
Both Mr.. w. NJ. Coney and Mr.. Morris
are experienced in the insurance bust
ness, and it is safe to predict for the
new firm the same success that was
achieved by the old one.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
COLORED YOUTHS COLLEGE.
Branch of University Opens for Its
Eleventh Session.

Branch of University Opens for Its
Eleventh Session.
The Georgia State Industrial Col
lege for Colored Youths opened its elev-
enth session to-day. under the presi-
dency of Prof. r. r. Wright, with a
splendid enrolment.
The school is a branch of the Uni
versity of Georgia. 1t has seven
year course in all, though the regular
industrial course comprises four years.
1t is supported by the land scrip fund
and the Morrill, fund. Tuition at the
college is entirely free, though a very
nominal sum is charged students for
board. In the industrial department is
taught tailoring, blacks mithing, car
pentering, wheelwrlah brick'a wing
md dressmaking and domestic work
for the girls. There is a summer school
of seven weeks, and this year three
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

was one of the most creditable the
firm has ever given.
Among some of their best hats is a
hat of white silk facing black APP
plique. large tan crown, black egrettes,
and white ostrich plumes, with drap-
cry of lace and jet ornaments.
Another pretty hat has. soft folds of
white maline facing the top draped
with black Paon velvet. and pearl
string cabs. And black band of vel
vet autumn leaves.
Another hat which they are show
ing is a pretty design of large box tur-
ban, light blue mirrored velvet and a
large bird on crown, rhinestone buc-
kles and crushed band of light Lou
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
SMALL BOY Is BUSY.
Complaints of His Use of Air Guns
and Rocks.

ana ROCKS.
There seems to be a new outbreak
of the small boy This time it is air
gun, Alabama sling, rock and dust
throwing. A few days since a passen-
ger on a car on the Habersham street
line was hit in the face by shot from
an air gun, and on Monday a carpenter
at work repairing a house on Gwinnett
street had an ear badly cut by a sim
liar shot. Three or four days since two
cartridges were placed on the Whitaker
street track at Gordon street and ex-
ploded to alarm of those on the car.
All along the street lines children
are permitted to play on the tracks,
and some of them make it interesting
to passengers by throwing dirt at the
cars. There are parents in the city who
permit their children to run in the
streets at the danger of their limbs
and lives and to the annoyance of the
public.
1t might be well, a gentleman sug-
gests, for the police authorities to give
attention to the small boy. white and
colored. \ few arrests will stop these
ircipient toughs, and probably save
their parents from future trouble.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
unorna saturday, Matinee and Night

UnOrna saturday, Matinee and Night.
One of the prominent features evil
denced in the coming production OF
"Unorna," Saturday, matinee and
night, by Mrs. Bruno, will be the faith
full adherence to detail in costumes
and customs appertaining to the Hin
doc race Every little ceremony, salu-
tation and mannerism characteristic of
these people will be faithfully present.
ed. and the same care will be mani
tested in costuming each and every
character with truthful fidelity as to
period and place. Mrs. Brune's So
journ in Paris prior to the beginning
of her theatrical season enabled her
to obtain several magnificent gowns,
which she Will wear in the second and
third acts, that are pronounced mar
wells of the modistes skill. Matinee
prices, 70. 80 and % cents; night. s1.50,
81, IS. so and % cents. Seats will be
on sale tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
"Ray's Hot Old Time. ~

AS a scenic production, 1t is claimed
for Rays Hot Old Time" which will
be a the theater on next Monday,
matinee and night, that it will be as
fine as any offered this season any
where. Gus Hill has fitted it up brand
new, from stem to stern, and launched
it on its present voyage with a better
equipment than 1t ever had before.
Seats will be on sale Friday. Matinee,
so and Is cents; regular prices at night
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

Black Edward de Reszke;" Charles G
Borgia and James Worries. The TWO
lean Tenors," James p. Read, The
Unrivalled Basso." Black Patti Mime
Sisseretta jones', "the greatest singer
of her race and two-scOre other sing
ers, dancers, vaudevilists and funsters
make this seasons Troubadours un-
rivalled.
Seats are on sale to-day Matinee
prices, 50 and rs cents; night prices,
orchestra, IS and so cents; balcony, IS
cents; admission, so cents; gallery 70
cents Entire balcony reserved for COL
ored people.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

hundred pupils were in ait nd ancs.
There Is also a normal school where
pedagogy is taught and teachers fur
nished from among the graduates to
Industrial schools through ut the state.
Sore OF those who have gode out from
the scnool are earni z from 81 to 50
Gay as bricklayers.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

reer They not only have plots which
keep the average auditor in constant
anticipation, but are filled with bright
dialogue, clever songs, dainty dances
and a fund of humor which holds one
in constant merriment from the rise of
the curtain in the first act to its fall
in the last.
Each play will be given complete
scenic production, with an entire
change of music, songs and vaudeville
features. In the music and songs are
promised the latest successes of the
popular authors. Prices, matinee, TO-
20 and 80 cents; night, 10, 20, 80 and
so cents.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

through the retirement of Mr.. w. G.
Charlton, it became Mackall & Ander-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01
DENHAM NOT ADVISED.
He Has Not Yet Received Notice of
the A. c. LII. Il n. Merger.

He Has Not Yet Received Notice of
the A. c. LII. ~ n. Merger.
The Atlantic Coast Line announces,
that, beginning to-day, a new train, to
be known as No. q, will be put on be-
tween Savannah and Jacksonville.
This train will leave Savannah each
day at p. m. and arrive in Jackson
vile at 1855, railroad time. This is a
train that has been desired for some
time by the travelling public.
Mr.. w. B. Denham, general superin-
tendent of the Atlantic Coast Line, re-
turned yesterday from North Carolina
Mr.. Denham says that he has not yet
been advised of the consolidation of
the Atlantic Coast Line and the Louis
vile and Nashville, but that, if the
deal is made, it will be a big thing for
Savannah. The view that Savannah
will be greatly benefited by the con-
solidation is entertained by many rail-
road officials.
Official announcements have been
made by the Southern Railway of the
removal of it's general freight depart
ment from Washington to Atlanta, Ga,
on Oct /, 1902. General Freight Agent
Z. A. Neil and Assistant General
Freight Agent Green and their forces
left Washington Sept. 27. These Off
Gals announce that communications
intended for them should hereafter be
addressed care Equitable Building, At
lanta, Ga.
The Central of Georgia's train No.
II, Known as the ''Guyton Accommo-
dation," which has been operated be-
tween this city and Guyton, leaving
Savannah each night, except Sunday,
at 10 o'clock, will, after Sunday, leave
each day at 2 o'clock, p. M, except
Sunday, reaching Guyton an hour
later. Returning. it will leave Guyton
each morning at 5 o'clock, the same as
at present. The change was made to
suit the convenience of the patrons
from Guyton and intermediate points.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-10-01

Millinery Opening of Kenner and
Britton.
Since Kenner & Britton opened their
millinery store on Broughton street
they have enlarged their stock and i'm
proved it, and yesterdays opening
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
POLACY W PITTSBURGH.

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podalismy czesc sprawozdania kon-
sula austryackiego o losie Polakdw
W Pittsburgh. Podajemy dis dal-
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& Mclaughlin, zadusi}o sic dw6ch
robotnik6w W jednej z fabryk Car
negiego z powodu .gazu weglanego
wyciekajqcego z pieca, co mog}o
bye zapobiezone, gdyby sic posta-
rano 0 odpowiednie rury. w ten
sam spos6b %postrada}o zycie trzech
r%obotnik6w W Sharon. Eksplozye W
piecach hutniczych powstaja z po-
wodu osadzenia sic ma scianach ze-
laza i szlaku. Gdy masa stale sic
"a ciezkq, spada i TAX przyciska
tworzace sig ma pod}odze gazy, re
wysadza z ogromna si}a roztopiony
kruszec. Kogo takowy uderzy, jest
zgubiony. Gdyby szlak ma czas
usunieto re scian, podobne ME
szczesne wypadki ME mialyby
miejsca. Lecz to 1osztowa}oby tro-
che czasu i pieniedzy. Usuniecie
szlaku W Soho fabryce by}oby ko-
sztowalo oko1o 80 dol. Ola zao-
szczedzenia tel marnej sunny, po-
swiecono jedena$cie istot! Okazuje
sic z akt6w biura koronerskiego W
Pittsburgh i okolicy, re W ciaaggu
1901 r. okofo 1000 os6b ~postrada}o
W Allegheny powiecie W gwa}towny
spos6b swe zycie. Wiekszos6 ska
dafa sic z robotnik6w pracujacych
" fabrykach zelaza i stall. Wieksza
by}a ~jeszcze liczba ranionych, lecz
co do takowej ME ma urzedowej,
zgodnej z prawda statystyki, DO
z~azwyczaj w}adze ME d%owiaduja sic
O tenn. Gdzie to jest tylko mozebne,
przemilcza sic wypadki a robotni-
kom ostro zakazuje o tenn sfowa
pisna6.
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okregu zelaznego Przemysfu W
Lawrence County, gdzie mordow-.
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odbywa " dolinie Shenango. 40
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wiekszoat dochodzeoyoh jego via
domosci wypadkdw 6mieroi zdarza
sie " hutach telaza. Allegheny
County posiada okolo 600 tysisoy
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ludnosci, stosunek zas smiertelnosci
Jest bez por6wnania wiekszy, niz W
innych %powiatach stanu pennsyl-
vahskiego. Odkad tamtejsze fabry-
XII sa W ruchu dzien i noe, odtad
tel rosnie zatrwazajaco smiertel-
nose. Najwiecej wypadkdw nalezy
przypisaG ma karb starych i zepsu-
tych maszyn.
Obok powazniejszych wypad-
k6w kohczqcych sic najczesciej
smiercia lub nieuleczalnem kalec-
TWEEN, ME ma chyba dnia, zeby sic
ME zdarzafy lzejsze ni~eszczescia. To
roztopiony kruszec wypali{ robot
nixon oczy, to jakis drag zelaza
przycisnaf komus rece, nogi Tub
palce, albo drudzy poniesli bolesne
poparzenia ma piersiach, plecach i
innych c~zesciach cia}a, tax re kilka
miesiecy a moze i ma Gale zycie
staja sic niezdolnymi do piracy. Mix
ME zawiadamia O tenn odnosnych
w}adz. Juz ME wspomniet o tenn,
re ludzie skutkiem kilkoletniej pra-
cy pred otwartemi paszczami pie
COW ogdiem z~iejacych, chudna do
kosci, przedwczesnie nabawiaja sic
suchot, wycienczenia, chor6b ner-
wowych i zoladkowych.
Nam ut xsmrozony.
Petersburg, 9kwietnia.
W syberyi W okregu jakuckim
%znaleziono zamrozonego " lodach
mamuta.
Dano znaG do w}adz, kt6re "a
wiadomi}y ACADEMIC nauk ia wy
s}ala ma miejsce Wyprawe naukowae,
z trzech os6b z~}ozona, pod kierow-
nictwem :zoologa Hertza- Czfonko-
vie wyprawy przybywszy ma miej-
see, wydobyli z loddw mamuta,
kt6remu dixie zwierzeta pozarfy
trabe i wierzczh grzbietu. Reszta
okazala sic przechowana tax wy
bornie, re mieso ME wydawafo
zadnego zapachu.
z p~o}ozenia zwierzecia wy
.wnioskowano, re mamut past sic
spokojnie Wv zoladku %znaleziono
4 pudy trawy nieprzetrawioneD,
gdy nagle osuna} sic " wawoz,
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5 }okci. Kopyt tez ma po piec ma
nodze, podczas gdy sion try tylko
posiada.
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