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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Gum 8sitsn Der tastii9en @obl'
tbatisfsits= 0siealdaft.

Gum gelien Der ifdotil9en Wobf=
tbdtistsits= @eIs0idaft fano seitern i'm
gnsliIb Opern Saus Die Sabres=8sr=
iammluns fatt. Gin sablreiaes
publitum bate ia einseTunoen. 8or-
fridge puroen bonn bieIisen SaulsSu=
perintenoen Genoal, Dem Superintsn=
oentsn Der 'Sdule FIR S9wadiinnigs
in Sort Wapne uno bon &eo. peppsr
5ebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Mms bem @eri9tsbSfen.
Der Or. Gleranoer SAIL auf msrsen pers
i6oben.-gr ift Der Sbeilnabme on ben
Srabi9dnbunsen bel4ulSist.

Seute gormittag iolte i'm @rimi=
nal= Seri6t por Dem Special &i9ter
Sobn M. 8ailsD nit ben prpaeBper=
banolunesn iibsr ben Sall bes Or.
SOiepb GleranOer, prOfeiiOr Der @na=
tomie an bem Central college fir
aerSte uno Wunodr3te begornen tper-
ben, allein auf 9lntras bes Staats=
9lnualts wuroe Der 6aa auf morsen
peridoben, oa ben orei sesen ibn er.
bobenen geiauloisungen nod cine
pierte hinsu9efiist weroen ion. Der
Doctor febt bstanntlid ni6t nur
unter Der Vintage 2ei9en, bon pslden
er -iuuBte, baB lie seitOblen tuaren,
getauft uno perborgen su baben, ion=
bern er iit aud Der oirecten 8etbeili=
on elmer 8rabi tdnouns beiduloigt.
Der Geri9Isiaal mar .bereits beute
gormittag, trOBoem bod feline ienia=
tionellen @nt6iilungen su ertparten
warsn, nit elmer bi4ten MenI6en=
mense ausefHllt, unter pel9sn ii9
u. u. einise Nerste uno Stuoenten Der
Meoical Colleges befanoer. Seren
8eoulS puroe auf cine harte probe
9efellt. benn um neun llbr ioQte Die
Seri4tsibung beginnen, aber II
Stunben sebraubte Die Staatsanpalt-
l6aft I'm bic neue Intlagei4rift gu
formuliren. Sierauf trat ioonnn Ole
gertasung big mOrgen Elm. Eie
oirecte Intlasen sesen ben Sottor lau=
ten, oaB er am 81. glugut 1902 an
Dem &aub Der Sei9e Der &oia Neio=
lineer bon Dem plea!ant Sia 6risos
bofe tbeilnabm, oaB er bieielbe Johann
bon &ufus GantreQ fur $40 tau te uno
oieielbe Johann uerbcrs.
SpielerD Dor eem 81 DIT r
Bor Dem pOliSeiri9tsr mubtsn beuts
r8ia" &iHel. Sim" &oB, spei pro-
fefliOneae Spieler, tuelde in Der Sams=
tag gta6t eelesentli9 elmer &aasia auf
oas Sad 3immermann'iae &Oao Saus
am @noe Der college Nbe. nit spDlf an=
osren Spielsrm perbaftet mOrosn ma
rem erideinen. 9ieielben tparen beim
6aro iibsrraidt tpOrosn. 9isier Gal
wuroe auf nd4iten 5reitas peri9oben.
@s III bieies bas erite Wal, bab &illel
we9en Sa5arbipielens perbaftet uorber
1T, trosoem alesmsin betannt if, oat
Ct isit Sabren cine Spielbuos fibrt.
SaIf9 iinser famem
glim lid oabon.
gilbert Wsrril unb Oscar SorenIon
5usi iunse Garmer, tpurben benz 3i4
ter unter Der Intlase Der 6alfamiin.
serei porsefiibrt. Sa es iid beraus
fellte, baB bieielben burd einen gemii
fen gtottingbam perleitet uoroen ma
ren uno bdB bieier Der eisentli9
! Galidmiin3er mar, pdbrenb iie nu
eine undergraduates 3one BEL Der Nrbei
ipielteu. 10 perfubr Der &i9ter sndbi!
| nit ibnsn.
! Sorrenion fam nit 9 Wonaten Mr
beitsbaus uno Wlerril nit 3 oabon
Der SeBtere iagte, oaB er ii9 nur al
Der Sa9e betbeiliste, um 10 bel Gel
erlansen 81 t0nnen, bab sr ieinsr Sra
elm Saus i9enkn fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
s1OOO=Grbsa ssim@t.

%. 8. Briggs in SaomOr, g., bat
aeftern briefii4 Die bieiise poli5ei, ben
Nufentbalt bon Sobn Sames uno 9p=
oia Briggs gu ermitteln, Die bier leben
iOllen. Sames M. Starr, Elm Ontel
Der geioen, iit in &i4mOno. Snb., ss=
itoiben uno bat ibnen tefamsntarild
ie $1,000 perma6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
8aur's San3=Saale.
9euts 4benS Groifnuns in Der neuen 9aae
an Der Sirsinia Npe. uno 9roipect Str.

Seute Nbeno miro Serr PrOfeIor
9loolpb 8aur, Der aussesei9nete San5=
lsbrsr, cine San3idule in Der neuen
Salle an Der @fe Der 8irginia Npe.
unb Yroipsct Str. erOifnen. IS 1T gu
ermarten, baB Die 8etuobner Der Siio=
ieite, tpel6e ia lebsnsfrobe 9suts iino.
Die oem 8runoiaB buloigen, nSaure
@Oden ! 6robe Geite" bas Inter
nebmsn bes 6errn 8aur untsrfiiben
tperoen.
Sie SansIbule in Der y@ermania
9ale" finost ieoen Greita3 abeno itatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Sseember= r=Wetter.

Der Grfs oes lsbten Monats in
1902! SIR ben December psrbeiBt Der
Suroertidbrige uus fOlsenoes Wstter:
Sen 5. Sdnee. s. &eeen. 9. big
Is. Oerdnoerlih, IA. biz l8. tribe unb
S6nee, 20. ben uno falt, bonn 81. bic
gum gnbe tribe nit 3ismli9sr &dlte
uno Gebel."
9emssm6B f6nnen mir uns auf ei=
nen basten December sefabt MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
0entIdIano.
Der 2aifsr,erbt 81 900, 600

Der & 3aiferlerbt 81, 900, 900.
Grant furt, l. Ss3. gs bsibt,
oaB Serr Wm. 9iloerbrano bon @6r=
!iB. wel4er leBtes sSabr Dem 8aiier
cine 9illa in SprOl identie. benislben
in i.inem Seitamsnt 81 isinsm nniber,
ialerben eingeiebt bat. Ser Nadla6
ioll iid auf AZ Millionsn Mart be.
lauTen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
Yericval= =Noti,en.

Die bislen 6reunoe Der 6rau Wt 3
anna @rinfeiner, Wtutter
Der @ebriioer @rinifeiner, tperoen ieben=
fals nit grDBem Yebausrn pernsbmen,
oaB bieielbe in Der Wobnung ibrer
So6ter, Trau 9lnna Wiaiams, 10
i6uer erfrantt oarnieoerlieet, baB bas
Sdlimmlte 81 befiirdten 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
l1eberfaaen nno beranbt.

Midael 2lein bon Der Spann glpe.
go. 1904 beridtete Der Yoli5ei, oaB er
in friiber Worgenitunbe an Der eng.
liih Npe. unb Slipe Str. bon einem
Banbiten iiberfaQen, su gooen ssidla=
gen uno um IS Gents beraubt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01

brgeu fBt 8 siIls slnstttg beu=
ten oardl 9ab lis i'm ST. Sofepb
6lub srtful ih. ffff
8 inc gis'aa grin 9 q Orb EN-.
Seffsfi.PnpiIle. SnfOIss
zines Gd!dganfalls psrifarb pl6bli9
am 6ritsa absnO 6rau surub Carr
in gbarestutpn, Sno. sSbre bielsn
6reunbs in Snbiana mirb bic &unbe
iAmerSli9 berabren. 9ie Dame ffammte
aus elmer Der pionierfamilisn bes Staa.
tes, Wbiteran. Sic errei6te Elm @lter
bon rs Sabren uno mar idon lanss
Wittpe. Sbr @utte, @nbreip .. @arr,
Den lie 1851 beiratbete, mar als Solbat
uno POlitifsr i'm sanssn staate be-
tannt.
Serf6ieoene aroBe Nuftrdee iinb in
Der bieEsen Office Der American Gar
uno 6ounorp So. einsetroffen, barun=
ter elmer fir 100 9aitwasen fir bic
pittsburg & Safe @riee &. g., 1900
fir Die SOutbern Yacific uno Nnbere.
@ines Sarmers MiBge.
f9id.
gf b le sb ilte Samuel Dunn,
Elm uelfli6 bon Mrcabia tuo6nbafter
6armer. serietb nit ieinen Sleibern
3miiden bic &d6er elmer Sadmaidine.
Gr tpuroe umber9epirbelt unb erIitt
ben 8rud meb,erer &ippen, iotpie cine
gerrenfung bes S9lliIelbeins.
Gin Stur3in ben 3 %.
Sort SO pm e. Narbal 8right,
elm Sremler Der Penniplpania Sabn,
fiel bon bem Ea9e zines gBaaaons
zines i'm 6abren begriffenen 3uses,
unb wurbe auf Der STEELE eet6etet.
Ser llngliidsfal ereisnete ii6 nur
tpeniae Wteilen bon einem p!abe, ND
Dor einigen Sabren Der Sater bes 8er=
unsliidten, mel6er 2Ocomotipfiibrer
mar, in Sol9e elmer gahn=@olliion
aetDbtet purSe.
Iu Der Sago get0btet.
SORT gB apne. Ni6olas ain=
Der. Der l9=iGbriee Sobn zines nabe
GreOla pobnsnoen 6armers, befano ii9
auf Der Saso, als feline 5linte, infolee
ju ifarter 2abung erplooirte.
Der junse Mann wurbe auf Der
Stelle get0otet.
3wei 6naben ibren 8ranb-
munben erleeen.
glfbarb. 9rtbur unb @barles
2pnett, ., reip. 6 Sabre aft, 3inber
oes Sames Spnett 9eiser On Der Sate
Shore Bahn, erlasen am Sonntae
IbenO Sranowunoen, nel9e iie iid am
Sormittas suse5o9en baiten. Sic bot
ten Elm Seuer in osm 2odOfen nn3iin=
ben tuollen uno oa3u @aiolin benubt.
Sie 6olae mar eine Grploiion, Die
&leioer fingen 6eaer uno Die Ginbsr
erlitten entiebli6e Sranomunben,
als Die gltern auf bic 9ilfei5reie
berbeigeeilt famen, maren bic beiben
&leinen bon 6lammen umeeben.
geim Yeriude, oieielben 3u sr.
ftiden, soe Der Batter it9 erbeblide
Srapbmunben an Sen S11nben al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01

SIM Billarb= 6aal 6es
Seniion 0otel puroe pop" Waib=
inston um ieinsn @od bsfoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01

Ser Oamen 9iilfs= 8er=
{ n Der Sppographen<u Union Ho. l
psranitaltet mOrssn Mbsno in pear.
ion's Salle cine llnterbaltung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01

Sobm @eber'S @irtbid3att,
No. 764 @eit Nortb ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01

B~ Die bsfe 5 Sent Giearre in
Der Siabt. Wudo's .9onafellom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-12-01
st Sacobs Del heilt wirtiam
Branomunben
Yerbrubungen,
SiAias,
QereIftuB.

gs brinat Biz su ben ansearifenen
Herpen ourd, wirt miloerno, frdf=
tigeno, beileno uno furirt boa ffdnbig.
gs beiie8f ale S9meraen.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
AT THE THEAT Err

The Whitman Sisters will be the at
traction this afternoon and tonight.
The entire balcony will be Preserved
for colored people. The d, Pensacola
Journal says of the company: 1.-The
Whitman Sisters Novelty Company
performed< at the Pensacola Opera
House. The house Mas crowded from
pit to dome. The Performance, taken
as a whole, was eclever and meritori-
ous. 1t must By said, however, the
Whitman sisters are the prime attrac-
tion. Their singing and specialities
were good, and the frequent applause
which they received was evidence of
their popularity"
Mary Mannering will present Janice
Meredith" Saturday night. She is re-
ceiving flattering notices throughout
her Southern tour and she is appear
ing to large audiences wherever she
plays. The piece suits Miss Manner
ing. Coupling her great, beauty with
her ability she is making a decided hit.
Miss Adelaide Thurston, the star of
that successful comedy drama, Sweet
Clover" to be seen here for the sec
ond time this season Friday night is,
by virtue of her altitude, in the mimic
armament deprived of the ordinary
pleasures usually enjoyed by young
women of spirit and activity. In her
contract with her managers, Frank j.
and Claxton Wilstack, she is debarred
from riding a bicycle, or automobile,
skating on ice or in roller fashion, or
riding in toboggan slides or any kind
of gravity railway. On top of this
Miss Thurston has her life insured
for $40, 200, her managers named as
beneffciaries. The reason of these pre-
cautions arises from a desire to OBJ
viate the risk resulting from accident
or, death, for in such an event the
large amount of money involved in
scenery, costumes printing and other
incidentals would be almost a total
1Ose
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
WILL LESSEN CRIME.
Continued from 10th Page.

1OilAAllAeu llOiil lVAii oSEs
served without delay, the thorough
check method enables the collector t
detect an error without much trouble;
the improved registration books are
perfect in form. enabling the clerk to
give any information about any person
without any delay"
1t is recommended that the tax re-
ceiver be given increased and better
facilities for the transaction of the
public business, that he be furnished
with proper maps, stationery at the
expense of the county and that he be
reimbursed for amounts paid for sta
tionery, advertising etc, for 1901 and
that an appropriation for such expenses
be made for 1902.
The grand jury reported that two of
the justices of the peace, George
Brown, of the Fifth district, and w.
II. Mendel, of the Sixth, did not pre-
sent their dockets for examination,
though notified so to do. "The atten-
ton of the court" says the present
ment, 'is especially called to this mat
ter. and it is recommended that such
action be taken as will compel these
magistrates to submit their dockets
for examination" J'
Judge Barrow said he would take
the action indicated, and the magis-
trates in question will probably. en-
counter some difficulty in explaining to
the court why they failed to comply
with the mandate of the grand jury.
The presentments conclude as fol-
lows:
I'VE desire to acknowledge our in
debtedness to Judge Seabrook of the
Atlantic Circuit who presided at the
beginning of this term Of the court,
for his able and eloquent charge. in
which our duties were clearly set forth,
and for the ability and dignity with
which he presided.
Tribute tO Judge FaIIiGant.
"Since this grand jury was impan-
elled Judge Robert Falligant, for so
many years the judge of this court,
has passed away. We beg leave to
record an expression OF the sorrow we,
in common with the people of the state,
feel in his death. To each of us his
loss is a personal bereavement.
I'VE congratulate the people of this
circuit that his successor is one who
has the confidence of the whole COM
munity as an upright man and learned
judge.
1--WE thank your honor for courtesies
to this body and especially for so ar
ranging the hours of our service as
to make it least onerous to US. During
the entire term of our service the jury
was at no time delayed by the absence
of a witness. For this and for his
counsel and assistance so readily given
at all times, we are indebted to our
able solicitor general"
At the conclusion of the reading OF
the grand jury's presentments Judge
Barrow after expressing his opinion
on the subject of the reformatory, dis
charged the jury for the term with
III Iii fel,
The March term will convene on next
Monday
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
CYRAN0 De BERGERAC.
To be Read at Guards Hall Tonight
by Prof y. II. Clark

To he Read at Guards Hall Tonight
by Prof. =. II. Clark.
The fourth entertainment by the Sa-
vannah Lecture Course will be by
Prof. S. II. Clark of the University Of
Chicago, who will read the play "Cy-
rano de Bergerac" at Guards Hall to-
night. A leading writer says of this
play: Search the whole range of
Cornville, Racine, Moline, Victor Hugo
or any other French dramatist and you
will find nothing on a higher level.
Shakespeare has given us heroines that
appeal to us more than RoXane; but
not even Shakespeare himself has given
us a hero that appeals to US as Cy-
rano.
Everything about him is great
great as his own colossal nose. He is
great in his hatred of shams no less
than i'm his love of virtues. And race
of little men though we be- with our
limping loves and halting hates, there
is still something within us which bids
us bow down to greatnes when we
meet it."
Prof. Clark has lectured in Savannah
before, and his work is of a merit that
will assure him fine audience.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
CITY BREVlTlES.

negro found in the Plant System
yards last night, was arrested and
sent to the police station house as a
suspicious character.
For stealing coal, Robert Edwards,
Edward Spann. Arthur James and AL
bert Reed, four negro boys, were ar
rested yesterday and sent to the police
station house They We're charged with
having entered the place of J. f. May.
on Oglethorpe avenue and Jefferson
street. and will be given a preliminary
examination in Police Court this morn
ing.
The announcement of the death of
Col. Alexander NJ. Piper in the Park
Avenue Hotel fire in New York last
week was believed by many to have
referred to Capt. Alexander Piper, who
is known to many Savannah people
through his connection with the Cor
don Institute at Barnesville. Col. Pr
per who was killed. was the father OF
Capt. Piper. He was retired cavalry
officer and was 20 years old.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
White Ribbon Remedy.

Can be given in glass of water. tea or
coffee without patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or
destroy the diseased appetite for alco-
holic stimulants, whether the patient
is a confirmed inebriate, "a tipler," So
cial drinker or drunkard. Impossible
for any one to have an appetite for
alcoholic liquor after using White Rib
bon Remedy. Endorsed by members of
w. c. T. L. Mrs. Moore, Superintendent
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, writes: Il have used White
Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drunkards, and the cures have been
many. In many cases the Remedy was
given secretly. l cheerfully recommend
ana endorse White Ribbon Remedy.
Members of our union are delighted to
find a practical and economical treat
ment to aid us in our temperance
work"
Mrs. West, President of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, states: II
know of so many people redeemed from
the curse of drink by the use of White
Ribbon Remedy that l earnestly re-
quest you to give it trial.
For sale by druggists everywhere, or
by mail, 81. Trial package free by writ
ing or calling on Mrs. A. NJ. TOWN
SEND (for years Secretary of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union),
21S fremont street, Boston. Mass. Sold
in Savannah by LIPPMAN BROS,
Congress and Barnard streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26


ing place by a delegation from both
Houses.
The Columbia State said of Mr..
Theus:
= HE was a member of one of the
original Huguenot families settling
the lower portion of this state. He
was a man of sterling worth and high
character, and was esteemed by the
people among whom he lived. He was
SO years of age. In early life Mr..
Theus lived in Savannah for a time
and then came to Hampton county and
settled, becoming a farmer. He mar
ried first. a Miss Solomons. mem
Der of a prominent coast family, and to
them were born seven children. After
his first wife's death, he married her
sister, who survives him. His second
marriage occurred about two years
ago. Mrs. Theus was with him when
he died.
when the present Governor ceased
to be supervisor of registration, Mr..
Theus succeeded him in that position.
He also succeeded the Governor as
Democratic county chairman of Hamp-
ton county, and held this position at
the time of his death. He was elected
to the state Legislature a few years
ago and was serving out his second
term when death claimed him.
"Mr. Theus' fellow members of the
General Assembly highly esteemed him
and heard of his death with express
sions of sincerest sorrow.
Mr.. Theus occupied seat in the
rear Of the hall and on the left of the
Speaker. He, was a very handsome
man of modest bearing, and attracted
the eye of any who entered the hall.
He was always of a cheerful, though
rather retiring disposition. and was
highly esteemed by his fellow members
Mr.. Theus was ending the fourth year
OF his service i'm the House. He was
chairman Of the committee on medical
affairs and a member OF the committee
on enrolled acts"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26

Sew Orleans. Feb. 25 Intrusive AMI
D'fonne wrre fhe winning fay0rifeF
boih Well barkrd. Tho stewards have
Gerldeg i0 allow .. Weber ara R. fla-
iff sifHhlerhaff uockeya. 90 ude af
iblf nirfilrf iiOfh were included in
CO., feffuf sNfnfnsonr.
weather Diear and mlid finek heavy
aud Igmpg
lifff Narf flInr Hr mnnurs
LHnrnafa. fo q Hon. aIfh Infy f,.n.
iHf.. NJ Az Hnfuuo 500 fnN NDff.
W ~ fhfl llnn flIta
ENNf IIHlN NHoegf .fauiaH flfrr
hn9 A hHN ar.0uRH rgnnnm peneg
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
IN POLICE COURT.
For Attempted burglary Negro Man
Was demanded.


Was Remanded.
At yesterdays session of Police
Court Sidney Francis and Willie Ty-
son, negro boys, were remanded for
trial in the City Court on charge
of gambling. The prisoners were
caught with the goods on the street.
John H. Sanford a negro known in
police circles. was remanded for trial
in the Superior Court for attempting
to burglarize the warehouse of James
NJ. Dixon & Co. The arrest was made
by Plant System Patrolman Lovett,
who has recently made several catches.
Sanford was found trying to enter the
warehouse at an early hour yesterday
morning.
Mary Spinner. colored, was dismissed
on charge of cursing Green Wilker-
son and also burning the hat of the
prosecutor. The prisoner appeared in
court with her two children, who had
been confined with her.
Richard Haywood, a negro arrested
for being drunk and cursing on the
street, was fined $40 or thirty days.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
KEEP THE DOGS OUT.
CarIlne Management Congratulated
On Its Next order.

On Its Next order.
Editor Morning News: Voicing the
sentiment of many of the patrons of
the street cars, / wish to congratulate te
the general manager upon his order
prohibiting the carrying of dogs on his
cars, for except to the loving owners
they are a nuisance to every one else.
A short time since l saw a pet dog
following a lady jump on a car at
Broughton and Abercorn streets, as
soon as the lady was seated the dog
jumped into the lap of a handsomely
dressed lady with its muddy feet, leav-
ing nasty marks that no doubt caused
this lady to think --. The owner of
the dog seemed TO be very much
amused ] would suggest that the
management put up signs in its cars
forbidding this nuisance. which would
be quite help to the conductors.
A Regular Patron.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
THE LATE BoN. -. H. THEus.
Hs Was a ProminsBt Man IN south
CnFoIIna.

hon. Bailey a. Theus Of Hampton
county. South Carolina. whose death
IN Columbia from pneumonia was Pc
Gently announced in the Morning
News. was the father of Mr Bailey ~.
Theus Of fhle ci's.
Mr Theus Was y member of she
south Caroline General Aesemb'y end
as mark ~ respect che Legislature
adjourned 'nnieqiafsly upon tho u-
nouncomenf ~ hif DEAN aud hls rr-
mainE Nsre escorted tq fnelf laai ftat.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26

10 /. won. with May Allen 2 ~
second. and Lizzie Brooks. 10 D" "
rhird. Time 4fik. .,t
Third Race Handicap, one ill' .a
sixteenth. Intrusive. . to lN ..d
with Prince Blazos, 8 10 I, second "'f
Naiag. 90 .. third Time l"
Fourth Iinre-soiling, Hih
DiF0pns if 10 2. won, Win fn' te
~ Z, second. nnd liose ~ ha''
= thiTd. Time i.lGh. ..f
Finh linee seilinf, ono mN
fHfef- f-siKfeenfEH. rifHurffi.
won, Wifh Lou iftY ~ io
Hn1 nDmHFe 20 fu T. iiif0
llffb Nane tfIIlnF ono
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ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL AGAIN.

For Second Time Dortic VIII Face
Jury March 10.
w. G.. Doctic will be tried in the Su-
perior Court March 10, for which day
the case was assigned yesterday. Then
for the second time Dortic will face
a jury for the murder of John A. Dee
gan. 81
The bond for Dortic has not been
made, though his attorneys are con-
tinuing their efforts and hope to SECURE
the needed sureties in the course of a
day or two AS stated in the Morning
News yesterday. bail has been fixed by
Judge Barrow at $4,000.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
EXPOSITION RACES.
Continued from Third Page.

and up. four and a half furlongs. Tor
tugas. won. Swan Dance second. Bar
ney F., third Time 5sZ
Fourth Kace--FOr 3-ycar-Olde and
uD. six furlonga. Milistream won.
Scorpolette second. sylvan Dell third.
Time 1;23.
firth Raoe-~&eiiiuR for 3-year-olds
and W. -four and half furlOnRs. Or
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
To RuiId New Houses.

Building permits have been issued
from the office of the board of city tax
assessors to MIR. Robert Culver to erect
ore two-story frame house on Mills.
near West Boundary street, and to
Mrs. Julia r. Gibbes to erect two two
story frame houses on Bolton street,
east
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26

The trustee for Woods A Malone
oHsra FOR ssio Fertilizers in bulk. 20
ionH % psf cent aid 90 ions, 90 nnd
cl tons iof goods moro of leff Thesf
n nHFert nili a. n0ld ~ Ffry l0H
rates Sos fuii Information address
tbf urusffe, Geo. a. nainfs .--aai
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
HENRY SOLOMON & SON, Sole Agents,
Savannah, Ga.
Savannah, Ga.

deal. won. Trilby Nelson second, Can
Robert third. Time 100.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26
CK 8 ! IN'S
SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS

To please their we'll recognized that they need
plotting here We sell goods show all novelties promptly
introduced New York; and there why resident
city off for anything Dry Goods when easily
supply their wants here.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-26

Mr.. r. r. Charlton. general freight
and passenger agent OF the Ocean
Steamship Company of New York, is
registered al the DE Soto.