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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-18

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V GEORGIAIl
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Schedule Effective Jan. 4. 1908.
Trains arrive and depart from Gem
trail Station, West Broad. foot OF
Liberty street, except for Tybee.
soth Meridian Time-One hour slower
than city time.
Leave Arrive
savannah: Savannah:
Augusta, Macon. At1
lanta, Athens. Cow
iugton, Milledgeville
Z o0am Americas. Albany . I0pm
and intermediate
points.
Z o0amJ Statesboro, StillmorcIt 10pm
and Brewton.
Augusta, Macon.
Atlanta. Athens,
Montgomery,
OOpm Columbus, Birming-ls OOam
ham, Americas.
Albany, Eufauls,
and Troy.
Dover
6 OOpm ana statesboro 7 IS am
Accommodation.
a 1Opm stillmore and 40 4oan
Dublin.
Guytoh.
2 00pm Accommodation r 6 90 am
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND TY-
BEE.
Trains arrive at and depart from
Tybee depot. Randolph street. foot of
president.
Standard Goth meridian) time, one
hour slower than Savannah city time.
LEAVE SAVANNAH,
1890 a. M, 20 so p. m.
LEAVE TYBEE.
'9.45 \. M, '4.3O p. m.
sDaily. Except Sunday.
Connections made at terminal points
with all trains Northwest. West and
Southwest.
Sleeping cars on night trains between
Savannah and Augusta, Macon, At
lanta, Columbus. Ca. and Birming-
ham, Ala.
Parlor cars on day trains between
Savannah, Macon and Atlanta.
For complete information, schedules,
rates and connections, apply to
w. G. BREWER, City Ticket and
Passenger Agent, 1o7 Bull street, or
w. r. MCINTYRE, Depot Ticket
Agent.
]. c. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
r. ]. ROBINSON. Asst. GenI Pass.
Agent.
THEO. D. KLINE, General Supt.
Savannah. Ga.
w. A. WINBURN. Vice President and
Traffic Manager
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Southern
Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
by 9Oth meridian time-one hour slow
er than city time.
Schedule Effective Jan IA, 1908.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
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Trains Operated Than
Daily tDaily. Sunday. sDay. Monday
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TRADE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS CLOSE FIRM AT
THE ADVANCE.
FUTURES SHOW SHARP RISE.
WENT UP ON BOOST OF BULL POOL
AND STRENGTH OF THE ARTICLE.

spot Demand Fair, With Prices I-Sc.
Up ut SavanDah-Fair Demand in
the f. o. b. Misunderstanding
Firm at 65c.-ROsins Firm-LOcaI
and TeIegraphic Markets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16

Here is a complete statement, Showing
capital to begin with of $50 is equred by
betting propositon)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
Petroleum Versus Coal,

IN tests OF petroleum fuel for pas.
senger locomotives on the Florida
EAST Coast railroad, which is as level
as the sea it parallels, it required
siN and three-quarters gallons per
mile run. This showed 1872 gallons of
OH TO be equal to a ton of coal. On
the boston & Maine railway the help
ef engine at the Hoosac tunnel. work.
ing on grade of AZ per mile showed
l4o gallons of oil equal to ton of
coal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
GROW BEST IN TIL. NcETH.
These Animals ans Pia"ts Attain
Their Finest Eeveio aa32nt.

These Animals and Pants Attain
Their Finest lavci@ a32nt.
The interesting fact has I,eJely come
. the attention OF the government
'ientists that the frog Che edible va
,tty) at aihs its glaa est and best
e}e.opment, net, as ere would i'm
sine, in the selli-tropical s@amps OF
lorida and Louisiana, but in far
orthern Canada, On the extreme
'orthern limit at which these reptiles
ire found, This bears out an old and
pretty safe rule that both plants and
animals attain their best development
II the Iorthernmost point of Their
habitat Thus the diamond-back ter
rapiD Of the Chesapeake brings nearly
eight times the price of the diamond
back Of Louisiana, and the best or
a.nSes are grown, not in tropical Cuba
tpeople of the older generation stis-
remember the coarse-graned, sOurish
Havana oranges), but in northern
Florida, where the trees are frequently
cut down by the hard frosts and cold
weather.-.-Washingt Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
Goy Sleeps at the Circus

I've sec~ good many r. - gs
IA my lie said the cartoo1lsJ in tae
FAllaeelphia Record, but never until
last hf&ht did see a boy { .eep st
circus. Ise was asleep wheu tae', my
seat directly behind him, Just before
1Ae performance began. and missed
q let of II watching him. The last
INNS GA the program wag the chariot
race ard the noise woke him up. He
ya|fed, stretched himself and pre-
pared to so to sleep again. The people
we're working their way toward the
exit when | took him by the shoulder.
is 1t all oyeE?' he asked in surprise.
| assured him that 1t was, and he but
toned up his coat and walked away
with the air of somnamb ulist."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
The Country OF Albania.

Albania lies 180 miles on the Adrt
attic sea and is % to 100 miles W de-
1t was formed originally, says William
Jackson Armstrong in his Heroes OF
Defeat" from part of Ilyris, all OF
Epirus and part OF Macedonia in the
eleventh century. From this territory
sprung Pyrrhus, who defeated the Ro-
man invader; Philip and Alexander OF
Macedon, the CouQuerors; Perseus,
whose fame as a soldier covered the
world 60 years after Christ, and
SkanderDerg, who for 40 years de.
feated armies sent against him by the
Turk. Ancient Albania lay in Asia.
Just east of the Caucasus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
SONG BROUGHT THE CASH.
Constant Reminder Too MucI, for Inn
pecunious Youna Man.

The clever feminine manager of q
laundry on Greenwich avenue is tell
Ing with great glee of the methods
she pursued in order to induce an in-
pecunious customer to pay up a
long-standing account. She trained
ler employees to chant in unison, every
time the young mSa hove in sight, q
Attle ditty, commencing We are
washing and waiting for thee!' The
third time they raised their voices in
the song he planhed down So and said,
1everishIy, For heavens sake, tell
EN- to shut up!'-NeW York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
HE STOKER'S PERIL
: ~ THE DEPTHS OF AN At
lANTIC LINER.
I;dents Almost Unavoidable Con
mi the Workers at Every Turn
,os,icacies" Sent Them From the
cabin.

80 among the stokers on board an
,antlc liner is described by con
hutor who put in a voyage as an
o+our coal trimmer AS coal trim
he saws, | had to wheel my bar
!, through a narrow tunnel, fill 1t
III coal from the bunker. wheel it
ok again, empty it at the stokers'
at ard Keep on until the watch was
or but this apparently simple oc
notion was not without its perils.
The glass cylinders which show the
knth of water ia the boilers may
,rst twice a day, but save for an oc-
sional scaldng man is not 0tcen
iured by this. Far more serious are
be consequences of his opening the
|oors of his furnace without first shut
he off his forced draf. A careless
an-perhaHs one who has boarded
he ship the worse for .,auor-may, ON
ktarting his watch. forget to shut Off
Ihe three checks at the side Of the fur
hace which regulate this detail. On
hnening the door a binding draft will
hv into his face and probably scorch
him frightfully.
There is no limit to the number OF
minor casualties. AS trimmed at my
barrow the ship would give a sudden
lu,ch, and ray spade would fly out Of
my hand. II wheeled it through the
tunnel without knocking my head
AGAINST the side | considered myself
fortunate With the roll of the ship
tools would fly about in all directions.
A rake which had been lying idle at
one side of the stoiSehold. would come
sliding toward one II you
stood in the neighborhood of hatch
anything might come suddenly down
on your head. Perhaps shovel has
been mislaid somewhere above sc
down it would come with crash.
During a gale it was no unusual
thing for miniature Niagara to rush
down the ,entilatol and drench any
one who happened u be standing
near A sea, too, will sometimes alight
on mass Of clinkers and save the
trimmer his task of extinguishing
them, scalding him and his neighbors
the while by an upward rush of steam.
The stock dinner dish in the stokehold
is noodle" mixture Of meat, pota.
toes and soup For breakfast. hash:
for tea, meat-of a kind-and bread.
At every night the chief steward
sends the men on the watch Just over
q huge tin containing the leavings
from the saloon passengers dishes. It
is received from the steward by a
no doubt gets his first
Whack at some dainty morsel. Meat.
fish, mayonnaise of lobster, green
vegetables, pastry, tarts, fat from
Joints are al jumbled together in 4
mixture of gravy and soup. AS to
Sho gets which is matter of phy-
Slcal contest. The "blackies" simp)y
rush for the pan, and sometimes
(opple over the trimmer in charge be-
fore he has had a chance himself
Royal Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
WRITER THINKS THERE Is LIT.
TILE MATERIAL GAIN.

municipal Suffrage" in Massachusetts,
Declared to Sc a Good Deal Of a
Frsud-Voses for Women Who Pay
Taxes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16

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% ga a nd proves jus m SUGGEST
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standard az brought m ~ % auspices tn @
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16

The statement made recently that
Instead OF al! having been gained
6y women, they are still struggling
for a foothold has just received
practical Illustration in Washington
city. During the last two years TOR
the first time q woman has been per
mltted to enter the law department
II Columbian university in that city
and prepare for it's degrees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-16
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
PAWTUCKET.

There lwas TO have been an interesting
trial in the district court yesterday the
suit OF the former pastor. Rev. ]. W. II.
Johnson against the Union Baptist
church being down for trial Mr. Johnson
sued to recover his salary. The case was.
however, settled out OF court.
Those members OF the school committee
who believe that a superintendent should
be elected at once are said now to favor
Principal Shea OF the Garden street
grammar school The voters who have
children at school think the deadlock has
lasted long enough. 1t is believed IL would
be we'll for certain politicians II they rec
ognized this fact.
There was a special meeting OF the
members of Machinsts' union. 4l9, at La
bor Temple last evening. The members
OF this union are employed by the Cole
man Nail company and the meeting is un-
derstood to have 10 do with certain diff
ferences which have arisen in that COM
pany's shop.
The convention to arrange plans for the
Labor day observance will meet next
Friday evening
The moonlight excursion OF ST. Marys
T. A b. society TO Crescent Park last
evening was attended by 500 persons The
party Sdlltu on lHe tontdC. JO0n MCtON,
Joseph Hughes and John McCord were
the members Of the committee who man
aged the affair.
There was large attendance OF rail-
road men and other friends of Henry r.
Hopkins at his funeral yesterday. Mr..
Hopkins was for over 40 years baggage
master at the Pawtucket station and was
highly respected. Rev. Thomas r Chand-
Ter. pastor of the First Methodist church,
conducted the services. There were many
floral tributes The pail bearers were:
Charles e. Thurber, Henry s. Phillips.
Joseph Lee and Alfred Bennett
James Maccomber was arraigned in the
district court last night on two charges Of
alleged assault. In one case he was
charged with assaulting Leo McNeill and
in the other Hugh McNeill. Macomber
will have trial on July 10Th and he gave
bail i'm the sum OF $500.
Rev. Thomas f. Chandler will preach
AZ the First NJ. f. church tomorrow
morning on Seeing Jesus only. or the
strengthening Vision" In the evening
he will preach upon The Priestly Sym
pathies OF Jesus"
Mrs Bridget Coffey. widow OF John
Coffey died at her residence, 10 Berndt
street Thursday
The funeral OF Miss Sarah Finley, who
died Thursday, took place from St Jo-
seph's church this morning Deceased
was a highly respected resident OF the
east side
nine made UP Of clerks ~ sharten
berg and Robinsons store az game os
baseball trounced a nine from the Mod
ern shoe store b. a score Of ~ 10 & II
is said the last named nine is looking for
small sizes to play hereafter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
IN SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. John r Cranshaw and
Master Harold Brown cranshaw sailed
yesterday on the steamship Cedric" for
Liverpool They will travel extensively
on the continent.
Col. William Goddard is domiciled al
the quaint old Greenes Inn. Narragan-
sett Pier.
MIR and Mrs. Samuel NJ Nicholson
have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Marsden ]. Perry at Greenes Inn for the
past few days. Mrs. Nicholson sails for
Europe on the 18th ot August on the
Overnia from Boston. with n party OF
friends.
Mr. William Hardness Arnold and his
wife Dr. Jeanne Arnold are spending
summer quietly AZ Newport where they
are enjoying a much needed rest
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Frederick Pc
year (nee Gertrude Green) whose we'd
ding occurred in June are az Nausauket
House. near Apponaus.
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BRISTOL.
Runaway Horse Caused Drop in
Fish and Green Peas Fire.
mems 4OtA Anniversary.

Shortly before y O'Clock Yesterday. a
Frederick l.. Warner, became frightened
on Bradford street and ran towards
Thames street.
Mr.. Warner, who was in the wagon
could not control the animal because of
the whiffie tree striking IL as one OF the
traces was unfastened
At the corner OF Thames and Bradford
streets the horse had increased its speed
and slued the wagon across so that the
wheels struck the curbing I'm front OF the
Namqult mill. throwing the fish box and
Mr.. Warner out on the sidewalk short
distance below the wagon was overturn-
cd and the horse freeing himself ran a
short distance and was stopped Those
who witnessed the runaway expected TO
sec Mr.. Warner badly injured. but he es-
capped. though badly bruised fish and
green peas were strewn ali along the
sidewalk.
The Hydrau on Engine and Hose COM
pany will observe their sixtieth anniver-
sary OF the organization OF the company
Wednesday evening. July p commit
tee consisting of John T Ashton carl
G. witherell, and Philip Brady. was ap-
pointed 30 make the arrangement
This company was organized July ~.
1913. and Of the original members. but
two ore living Edward 7 Thompson who
has retained his membership and Leon
ard Sandford Among othere business
AZ their last meeting IL was voted 10 at
tend the muster az Crescent park. July
~
A. a special meeting of the town coun.
ell laet evening with n full board present
business OF town matters were discussed
AMI bills of various departments exam
ined and allowed and referred TO the
aud tor.
The work 81 searching for the body of
James Cronin Of Providence. who was
drowned of Pappoosc~quaw point un
sunday last has been carried on every
day since that time. but up 20 this morn
ing all efforts have been unsuccessful
Capt Lyman r Potts with his sloop
Rocket. started again THIS morning 20 re-
sumo dredging The sunken sloop Cur
lew which sunk with the party on board
has been raised AMI pumped out
a duiet weddn ng took place In Prov
idence last evening-at-wfIich the con-
tracting parties were James W Garrietv
end Miss t.ottie NJ Francis ~ East Prov
ldence The bride was a former resident
OF this town The ceremony was per
formed rv Rev William Dickron. pastor
of the Brighton street Advent church
Following tho ceremony receipt On
was held at the residence 90 the bride =
parents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
RIVERSIDE.
Arrangements for CanoniCgS
Rowing Clubs Lawn Party.
Other Matters Of Interest.

Arrangements have been completed for
the lawn party and dedication TO be held
July %. The various booths will be in
charge of the following persons:
Confectionery booth. Mrs. Harry S
Bridgeford, Miss Grace Davis. Miss Ira
Davis; lemonade Booth. Mrs. A. +. Plat
Mrs w. W. Monroe and Miss Maoel
Mason mystery box, Miss Lulu Baker;
Ice cream and cake booth. Mrs Samuel
j. Weeden. Benjamin Buckingham. Miss
Lena Winchester and Miss Gertrude
Allen; fish pond Miss Virginia Crumb,
Miss Irdna Gibbs and Miss Alice Nun
roe.
The concert to he given in the club
house will include solos by Miss Cert
rude Boardm3n. Miss Etrel Hudson, Mr.
Harry Gage and Mr. John cook. Mrs
Lewis h White viii officiate as accom-
paDist
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following services viii he held at
the various churches tomorrow.
Congregational--The pulpit will be sup
piled by Rev Albert = Hawks. pastor Of
the Edgewood Congregational church Mr.
Hawkes. b. also chaplain Of the Rhode
Island Division, sons %. Veterans.
SUNDAY SERVICES
i ne lhlloNAlk s'lFlft NfIl hf ntiO ~
the various churches tomorrow
Congregationai--Th pulpit will he sup
piled 10y Rev Albert : Hawkes. pastor
of the Edgewood Congregational church.
Mr. Hawkes. rs also chaplain OF tho Rhode
Island Division. Sons of Veterans 10 IS
a m. morning service. music by choir
and discourse. l2.l5. Sunday school sub
iect "Samucls Last Address" r. m,
Christian Ehdenvor service topic. Re
ligipn Between Sundavs 1M p m.
evening service All services viii he held
az Mechanics hall during the time the
alterations are Seing made on the church
building
81 Mark Morning prayer and ds-
course ty The rector Rev " 4 Remick.
az ~ o'clock. followed by Sunday school
Evening prayer and discourse by the rec
tor
ST Brendans r. Morning mass at
10 m Sunday Gchool az n O'Clock
Father Haney has announced that dur
ing the summer season there viii be no
more evenings haptisms This Is hcC5sise
~ the crowded condition ~ the electric
cars AZ this time ~ the year Father
Hancy does not deem Il compatible with
the dignity of prizes; 10 cling on 10 the
outside ~ a trollcy car FOR FIVE miles and
listen 10 the blasphemies of a bolsterous
crowd
Union chapel. Narrasansett terrace
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
VALLEY VILLAGES
Lawn Social at PhSnly--Band
Concert at Arctic CGnlrs-
G. A. R. Visitation.

avn social held by the members Of
the Christian Endeavor society connected
with the Phenix Baptist church at the
homo Of T. T. Bowen on Maple avenue,
Phenix. last night proved 90 he one OF the
most successful socials ever held by the
society The members met and played
games upon the lawn which was lighted
by numbers OF Chinese lanterns strung
about the yard and an evening OF rare
pleasure was spent The evening would
not have been complete without the
usual Eefreshment and a bountiful round
was served. The members partaking Of IL
upcn the lawn Games and other social
pleasures were INDUCED I'm by the young
people until quite late and the committee
which consisted OF Reginald l.. Brown
was well satisfied with the success OF the
affair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18

pending an investigation OF the circum.
stances OF the affair. as the boys belong
here, where they can be found when
wanted.
VIA THE SQUARE.
Owing to an accident to the cable on
college hill. the cars 10 Hunts mills were
running via Watchemoket square and
Taunton avenue instead OF by the usual
route. The number OF passengers car
ried was visibly affected by the change
OF route. Many of the passengers usual
ly carried get on between College hill and
Red bridge and this patronage was lost
by the change OF route.
AT THE POST OFFICE.
The following letters are advertised
at the local post office:
L.adies-Mrs. Eta Bass. Annie Dame,
Mrs John Dexter, Susie Grady. Mrs.
Phebe NJ Mtnroe. Mrs. Mary r. Straight
and Mrs. Flora Wilson.
Gentlemen-Antonio Pinto Costa Mr..
j. Walsh. Mr.. William G. Wheeling. Jr.
Packages-Mr Joseph Jackson. Ons-
vile L. Pray, Miss Bessie Mcintosh.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following services will be held at
the various churches tomorrow:
st. Mary's Episcopal church. Rev. Fl.
c. Dana, rector. Holy communion 7:5o:
morning prayer 1890; evening prayer S.
First Cniversalist church. Rev. Allen
Brown pastor. Services lo:46 and q;
Sunday school l2
United Congregational church. Rev. C.
f.. Gordon. pastor. Morning service at
lo:45: Sunday school l2:l5, evening service
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
CENTRAL FALLS.

Arthur Mcbride Of Manville. who is but
Is years OF age was brought into the dis
trict court yesterday morning by his IA
ther and charged with being an idle per
son OF doubtful reputation. lie pleaded
guilty and Judge Chcquet imposed a SEN,
tence of six months at the farm.
Joseph Waldron, who IS about Is years
old was fined 50 and costs for Playing
ball IN the street and throwing stones
Bows still cycle" on the sidewalk and
so have to pay 50 and costs. one rider
realized yesterday that there was no let
mp In the Effort 10 prevent this dangerous
pleasure. Two women were fined, for
drunkenness
There were two alarms OF fire rung In
Yesterday One was In a bedroom Of the
six tenement block owned by Nelson Por-
chau on Washington street IL was des-
perate work To extinguish this fire as the
fremen had TO crawl on their hands and
knees into the bedroom The fire started
In some straw that had been removed
from n mattress Children and matches
were responsible for the blaze. which al
one time threatened the destruction OF the
block The work of the fire department
was most commendable.
Some hay that was situated 1900 feet
from any hydrant took FIRE and caused
the second alarm TO be sent Ll. This hay
was on the Sayles farm. just over the
Lincoln line. The hay was total loss.
Branch William O'Brlen. 1. n F., met
last night. one proposition for member
ship was received IL was voted to ac-
cept the invitation to attend the f-st
installation exercises OF Maud Come and
Daniel o'Connell branches at Pawtucke,
tomorrow.
John Lyon watchman at Cross street
bridge has been appointed q special con-
stable.
MT and Mrs James NJ Davis are en-
tertalpng their son. Rev. Frederick
Davis OF Brooklyn ~ Y
The police were Informed by Henry g.
Larivere last night that a man had
stabbed his dog.
The police are on the lookout for boys
who battle IA the Blackstone river con-
trary 70 the city ordinances.
officer Devanney suppressed n neigh
borhood row on Cowden street yesterday
The funeral Of Fred s. the infant son
OF George aud Johanna Weeks. OF Watson
street took place Yesterday.
dog owned 10y a man named Paquin
bit Adrian Carfell according 20 the police
reports OF yesterday. -. #.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18
PHENIX.

Last night at the regular meeting Of
McGrcggor Post. c. A r.. az PheniX. an
open meeting was held In place OF the
reular post business routine Department
Commander Hudson and stan were pres
ont and tho commander and several OF
tho department officers made addresses
of an interesting nature. The principal
topic which the officers spoke on was I'm
favor of the forming OF the associat &c
whose members will have many Of the
same privileges as the post members do
The commander said that he was graft
fed 20 know that the now eligible men
to tho post proper. in the Valley were
thinking 90 favcrably of the auxiliary
and were supporting { tin such an en-
courasing manner. Already there are a.
members he said and ! hope hy the time
Commander Dean makes his next report
n may me doubled 4 social session clos
ed the evenings meeting