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The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
ABBEVILLE MERCHANT
HAS SAFE CRACKED.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 2-The safe
in the store of E. R. Horton. the larg-
est merchant in LowndesvilIe, Able
vile county, was blown open by safe
crackers last night and over $500 in
cash stolen. They first broke into a
blacksmith shop and secured tools and
then broke into the store, completely
wrecking the door of the safe with nj
tro-glycerine. There is no clew to the
robbers, but Horton offers half the
stolen money for their capture.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
TO FIGHT BOIL WEEVIL.

Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 2.-Gov.
Heard issued to-day proclamation
convening the General Assembly of the
state in extraordinary session for
period of twelve days, beginning
Thursday, Dec. 10. and designating
the objects to be considered. First of
these is "The cotton boil weevil. pest
and the consideration of such laws as
may be necessary to prevent, control
and eradicate the same in the state of
Louisiana. and making an appropria-
ton to carry into effect all laws in
relatfon thereto"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
CUT HIS SWEETHEART
THEN DRANK ACID.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. I'm a fit
of Jealous rage over the continued re-
lection of his attentions, Thomas Nc
Cabe forced his way into the kitchen
of private house on Crown street
to-day and severely slashed Miss Hat
tie Gilmore across the face with a
razor. McCabe then committed sui
eide by drinking carbolic acid.
According to friends the young wom-
an about year ago received McCabes
attentions, but discoveries which she
made concerning him compelled her to
request him to cease his calls
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
WESTERN UNION BOYS
VIOLENT AT RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 1.-The strike
of Western Union Telegraph messen-
gers here, against a rs per cent. re-
duction in their pay and the en-
ployment of negroes in their places,
continues.
One of the negro messengers, James
by strikers or strike sympathizers and
stabbed in the shoulder with a pocket
knife. Another was driven from a BIZ
cycle he was riding by a shower of
bricks from the hands of a party Of
boys and his bicycle was stamped on
and broken to pieces.
No arrests have been made.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
TIN ORE TO ENGLAND
FROM CAROLINA.

Charleston. S. c.. Dec. 2.-what is
said to be the first shipment of tin ore
ever made from this country to Eu-
rope is now at Gaffney, S. c., await
ing shipment to Liverpool via New
lork. The tin deposits are on the place
VI ,. S. Ross of Cherokee county. In
Siree months in very crude manner
ne mas mined twenty tons of the ore.
from rom which it is said he will realize
S. ton. He has not sufficient cap
va, ,'1 10 build smelter. hence the ship
iHent of ore to England.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
Tried TO Rob woman.

New York, Dec. 1.-Two hundred
and fifty men and boys chased
negro through the streets near st.
Mary's Park, the Bronx, to-day At
last two citizens caught the fellow and
turned him over to the policemen who
had Joined in the chase. He said he
is John Johnson, lately from Richmond.
Va. He knocked down and tried to
rob Mrs. Mccullough of Rochester, N
Y, who was walking with her little
boy in the park. Mrs. McCullough's
screams frightened away her assailant.
1t is said the negro has attacked an
other woman in this city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
Little Change in Zion.

Zion City, ILL.,, Dec. Except at
the bank here no sign of disturbance
over the bankruptcy proceedings
against John Alexander Dowie was
visible in this place to-day. The
pank was closed and guarded by
poth United States deputy marshals
ana Zion guards" the local police.
otherwise the Dowieite institutions
We're being conducted as if nothing
unusual had happened.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS
AFFECTED BY REPORT.
BristOw Wants Their Salaries
Raised and Perquisites CurtaiIed.

brIstoW wants The1r Salaries
Raised and Perquisites CurtaiIed.
Washington, Dec. 2.-The annual re-
port of Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Brstow for the fiscal year
ended June 30 last makes the follow
ing recommendations: An appropra-
tion to construct inspectors lockouts
in poStoffices wherever necessary in
the opinion of the Postmaster General
that the Interstate commerce law be
so amended as to prohibit common
carriers from aiding and abetting in
the green goods, lottery or any other
scheme, carried on partly by mail and
partly by common carriers in violation
of the postal laws that the provision
of law that rural carriers shall not be
prohibited from doing an express pack
age business be repealed that the
maximum salary of a rural carrier be
increased to $3.50 per annum for a
route of twenty-five miles or more in
length.
Mr.. Bristows report further says:
"An investigation which is still in pro-
gress has Shown that for a number of
years supplies for the free delivery
service have not been purchased with
an eye single to the public interests.
Both in the matter of quality and the
cost of equipment the ruling consider
alton has been private gain. This APP
plies to articles furnished under reg
ular contract, such as street collection
boxes and carriers satchels, as well
as to those bought in the open market
under exigency privileges, which has
been much abused
Favored contractors abetted by a
trusted but unfaithful official, have
corrupted the public service. An early
and Thorough reformation will be un
dertaken along the line of service
equipment, with the prospective result
of improved service at reduced cost.
Fraudulent contracts have been abro-
gated. In the re-letting of contracts
honest competition will have fair and
free play"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
REORGANIZATION PLAN
FOR SUSPENDED BANK.
Former DepOsitOrs to BE offered
Half Cash and Half stock.

~
Half Cash and Half stock.
Mexico, Dec. 2.-President Hunt of
the recently suspended international
Bank and Trust Company has formu-
lated a plan for a reorganization of
that institution which he has sent from
New York. The plan is substantially
as follows:
A security or holding company will
be formed. to take 81 per cent. of the
stock to be formed under the Mexican
laws, with a capital of SIT, 100000 sill
yer. The depositors in the defunct
bank will be asked to take stock in the
new institution for so per cent. of their
deposits, and receive the remaining 90
per cent. of deposits in cash. The new
bank will have local as well as Amer
lean directors.
It is figured that the depositors of
the international Bank eventually VIII
get the full amount of their deposits in
this way. if desired, as it is claimed
that the stock of the new institution
will soon be salable at par.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
EPISCOPAL CLERGY
MEET AT AMERICUS.
ArchdeacOnry of Albany in Annual
COnVOcatiOn.

Americas, Ga, Dec. 2.-The Arch
deaconry of Albany assembled here this
a full representation of ministers and
churchmen. Rev. Harry Cassin OF
Brunswick delivered an eloquent dis
course at Calvary Episcopal Church at
noon. Tonight the Ladies' Auxiliary
welcomed the visiting archdiacon at
the residence of Mr.. G.. NJ. Eldridge.
many attending the enjoyable recep-
ton.
The business sessions take place to-
morrow at Calvary Church, where Rev.
j. L. Scully breaches the missionary
sermon.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
WILL RAISE RATES
IN SOUTHERN STATES.
south Will Have to Pay More
Freight to Railroads.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Railroad freight
rates are to be increased on many
oIassifcations throughout the Southern
States in the course Oh the next few
weeks. This was the decision reached
at the meeting of the Southeastern
Traffic Association, in session at the
Raleigh. 1t is said that freight rates
on some classif1cations are to be low
cred.
The railroad officials justify the in
creasing of rates by the statement that
IN Virginia, Georgia and other South
ern States railroad taxation has been
largely increased, and it is necessary
10 raise money to meet this new de-
mand,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03

New York, Dec. civilian H. But
Ter, president of the Universal Tobacco
Company. and his fellow directors and
officers need not produce the books of
the corporation for examination in a
suit for an accounting brought against
them by Edwin A McAlpn, was de-
cided to-day by Justice Scott. Justice
Scott, however, directed the witnesses
subpoenaed to appear and give testi-
mony to enable the plaintiff to frame
his complaint.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
killed by a Fail.

Bluefeld, w. ", Dec. &C. e. Keene,
assistant engineer of the Widemouth
branch of the Norfolk and Western
Railway and formerly mining engineer
OF the Tidewater Coal and Coke Com
pany. was accidentally killed at Vivian
to-day by fall. He was a native Of
New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
LANDING DENIED LUNATlC.
Son of Distinguished Diplomat
Came for Treatment.


San Francisco, Dec. 2.-Immigration
Tnspector A. Della Tore, Jr., board
ed the Pacific mail steamer City OF
Para on her arrival from Panama
and way ports to-day, and stopped the
landing OF Fernando Gallegos, an in
sane son of Salvador Gallegos, former
minister of Salvador at Washington
and also at Berlin. 1t is reported by
passengers that young Gallegos was
very violent on the trip.
II was represented to Inspector De
La Tore that the young man was OF
distinguished family, and wished to be
admitted to the United States merely
IN he treated in a sanitarium. The
immigration officer replied that the law
forbids the landing of insane persons,
without regard TO condition in life.
Salvador Gallegos, brother ana at
te,,dant Of the insane young man, was
also ordered deported In accordance
with the terms Of the law,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
MexIco.s Constitution.

Mexico, Dec. 2-The bill providing
for the modification of the federal
constitution so as to establish vice
president, has been amended making
the terms of both the president and
vice president six years. 1t Is the gem
eral opinion that Congress will pass
the bin substantially as reported and
now amended,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
FIRE AT PIEDMONT.

Charleston, S. c.. Dec. 1.-The bust
ness block of Piedmont, cotton mill
town in Greenville county was wiped
out by fire this afternoon. The loss
aggregated $4,000, insurance $4,000.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
England Buys Warships.

The battleship Libertad, now I'M
dergoing speed trials on the Clyde,
and the battleship Constitution, now
I'm coure of construction in England,
have been sold by the Gillian gov
eminent to the British government
for $4,000 900.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-12-03
GUILTY. of Extortion.

New York. Dec. 2.-Timothy Nc
Carthy, walking delegate for the
Honsesmiths and Bridgemen's Union,
was to-day found guilty Of extorting
$500 from Herman Loebel for threaten
ing a strike on the Martha Washington
Hotel and Republican Club.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Ole sbfoDdlbi, ben bstisnots noriie
8ioLinih. Der iasoss at babe rsmt fra
i'm 8iGIo RinnsapOlis, bar isnOt en-
StripeIie til "WiunsapoIis tribune" -,
bupri ban pda Oct bsitsmtsiis nester at
babe siOrt iis iipIOis | nOsst ssoras,
Os ban uiI Sanuar uats slar otter
bare tiIbass RslIsbpsu Os sisntript
be SeiipISniuasr. bans @anassr. agsl
anoeriOn, uoiatts ON BAN. Tiger ban.
iamt iasipss UeOtOmm,nOs for bans
glof9ro.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Ct bsmmslist Sslitab. Der bar III
Sppeoiuartsr | SpiiOn. iorbsrsOsr gla.
uer, Der saar uo paa Of brinss Rsssr.
beioltninsen bort fra osrss tiolissrs
Diem ! Spofatrrns. SeIe Spoeu iial
afolies for Resrs, iOm fprss moo
Roro til Bottom Os iOroslss esrira ub.
opsr aserbruss. Os @insoiarittsrnc
mob Ssii. Zen ferits Rsgsrinopan.
bring. 5000 WnnO, oil aniomme til
Bottom be iprfe Gage ai Suli. Gel.
fiabets aseBitr sr / giriiombso mcO
at iamIs Resr oosr belle Spoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Ora si ret % ilsi 5crrsininssiianb.
punt bar pore Wsertier pna pbilippi.
nerne cerei ct snsits lipri % ubsiiri.
pslisi 6iuito. iiripsr "9ieisrms. Tet
bar ioitet be 6orsnsos Slater 800 gliIs
lioner Dollars at plante bort islas Der;
men bioiil er Der insen n9pnsperSia
Sanotl iommet iiiano. Oct enefs. iom
bioiiI bar persi uoiprt bib, er Gl %
garer for slrmsen. 6or bort eanos
Ssoiommsnoe tr bette iuu at bptte
pengens om ira ben enc somms iii ben
anoen - sIler fra Statsiasisn oper iii
Srpesers % 9eptranosrsr. Seie llo.
isritlsn iioie siilalaar belsb iis til
s5,25l. 900 sIlsr orttrsnt Sttenoebelen
ai bpao bet toiier at tass Bare paa
Gerns. Seiis CT iits uoasi iaretles
soot 3tgn poa en- "piot aibais buiineis
aoniinifratipu. Wlan tunot ngiien
friiss til at tro, at isIp BE- itarpe De.
moiraterne tllnoe sicrt bet litss.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Renns Sctns bar altiO itaast lspsnos
for nit Slii, % bet. iUm samls SsO.
itsmOOsr iusOs mig, bar jss baaOs erin.
bret % isat at titsrlspe - til min 5iI.
freosbso os min ept,s.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

9Iuauii Sablbsrs. bois Dob glora,
5srns. blsp omtaIt | bette Slao iurIe.
ben. par ipOt | Srsori.iiaO, slorss %
Tom til eImsriia stsuubtlitn Of so.
sGFeut. Sou par altiaa lite bauIi,
ium for btrtttsi. men ROroman0. On
SrOOtr al bam CT en- messt psliiaaenos
6drmsr ROro 7uiOia. Sstar Sabl.
berg, % sep BORT Dor en- odlpbro.
Der ai BAN. Sioiaptsin glnton Ratbit.
Zen. Or. SabIbsrs. iom Opos usiii,
sitsrIubsr iis en- 6ormue pda Is @illi.
Onsr 7OIlars. bpilisn tiiioIoer IL Mr..
pinSer, Der iaalsoes aIlt iommsr aGr
til at bIips gliiiOuasr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12
SeSitcmuoer.

6un bar bare en- aammsl Rome, men
| mine Zine bapoe bun noast unoelis
pOetiii Ueo fis. On bet iipIptss ben
aierlisbso. bpormso bun Omiaitspe
Os. ben iiGliuiOs @OObsO. iOm iiraa.
ltOs fra be samls Cine, sIlsr bet iplp.
buios Sasr, icm irprsps hsnhss Ssis,
ueO jss lite; tbi bet er iaa l9nse iiosn
ui fulstr btuoe til bet iiOite Spilshso.
alen ON eno War liassv imellsm. itaar
btnoss Sillsos snouu Iies Hart for min
ertnorins.
Sea par en- liosn qiss, iOm bauoe
uunost bsuOes Sjsrts. ct milbt Smil.
Der bar bIset iOm Sol ON Ssfsu. for.
llartoC bet rpnisos. pisns slniiai. naar
jss ltprmsps mob bet Sisrns. buor bun
bupot glaos i'm itpre 2Gnsitol. Den
par hsnbss Sism. % Der fab bun mto
SOUsOst iGnist mob Srpitst; tbi be
uitti gar trpitsos tunst.
Raar mine SGuotr ijertssHsnbs
Itrsg gsofsm6oers ptrgnmsntnstiss
CUB, slso ct Ipttsligt Smil ousr ben
tanoleis Wuno, % be mdars 6inars
iirsiisos nit blonde Sadr.
GUN OGr aonits anosrlsoes sno andre
samls 2pinosr. Site bar BUN nOgsn
Ill gsipGr, Og ON sIIosroOmmens
ploger trptieOs benot. be9olOt bun bog
Sumgrst. Vile bolht osripr al bsnpss
rpuisoe glniist. iaa ioaxUis Oar man
bIsptn mso at is bsnbs Der.
5Olu glar par .jss. Oa SebfsmOOsr
en- Tag oros mig inO til fa % imi.
Isnos iasos: "Slu bar ou naast bet
isrits !Suiin, % ou sr upuoit fox bin
glIosr. Sst sr Osiuo be fIeiis Smaa.
pigsr nu iOr aiosn, SiI bin nsih
@sburtsoas sr NOT uspps iss lGnsers
hOs tosr, % oa iinl ou bsnts en- lioen
Glomh ira min CSrap -"
Seq bsspnOtc at arGos.
"8il ou ilamme big -. iu9ot
bun munttrt, "r bet nOsst at srGos
for, ont en- aOns | be nitti taller ON
5som. Ia iOI0sr pi bare front bore
SGuosr Oe talirr Sub, ioroi ban bar
aiprt st llnosr % laost ct iUGst glat-
usiir ism opsr DC niiti, ct Wsunsite,
Der altio iad uO iOm ON ginosn iunOe
bIGis os bort"
'Eu mda baps Opispet mssst, Ssos
fismpr, bemGricoe ieg,
"Sa, Ou Tan tro 49,. Bare jss
bapos iunnst nsbiiript bet; men bet
pilSe bIspst mango, mango Stno. Saa
thnoe ou baps lait bet, naar ou par
blepen nOsls War GIore. Os bsitsi 9ptte
al mine eriaringtn Set uilOs boue
paret bsort sRo Dc UpOisteOs Siiturirr
iom SVll traiisr bism fra esitbitIiO.
th,lsrns. Qitti aar CT en- lang 5io.
aRan idar gnlsonins til at is iis on
oa til at OpltUs ms8tt. Ra iioosr jss
bsr opiprrsi, bare en- IiOen Sob ai tprre
Sen. ipm oGtiss ai ben rpntsss pub.
Oa BOG par isS en- Sang batter, ia,
man iaeOs mOOs. at iss par billsoiiipn.
Sso siitsot mic, jss par lpitsIis.
mdnas Born, bel enc btorr Os imutlere
snb BET anOet. CS.oa ies ipnies. at
lsa uar iau lplIcli8. at iss lille pilos
butte mtp nosm asiisriuOe, oa tom
GpDsu % btutsOs min NanO. pam
iuIais gyrutns ct sitse ct. % iun bin
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12
DsS ,lloStaseIisu af hSae poa fra
Finland.

Tet tlaasr hioouer fro Stoasm
bag Sotniits Suatens 9pper. -
% &annene trsoisr pper.
Oct CT iom Der or@bes npaen.
0io isileoe berlige Sanae
peo Stpeeuts Sordarsbruien;
nu alaaeiirit. iijGrsnpe laRse; - -
bet er lpm nfr ergbes tuien.
Va. bsr, iom ben porer, gaaubsn:
gangt Here euo tuien tale,
lnngt Here eno ON be bar alIe,
Ia. ia, osi-er 6oltenanbsnl
Zen Tsoe Striiet ia blanoei,
os BE-, iom ben iiosn iial fsos,
be lepeuoe, uisott, osoe,
be isriter for 6eorelanbsi.
ca psb 3. bpGo liassr | staabst9
Oct title, bet lpie | giIjen,
ipm ianllss SSolseidmilien,
es prrber. Dc or9bsr 10 Saabst.
Te br9bsr ~ sio Sgooel'n fpritoo ostl
De or9bts bet inoerife inos
| eibstrnaoens iinsite 5ptnoe
ON Sub iom bet euias spos.
Tt or9bsr ben rstitafns 5gnlnins,
iom belt ifra SeoenOlos @uoer
bar ppbpgget 2anoet. Oct lnber;
tbi @ruuben bar faat en- S0ninina.
De or9btr al 5roiiplo | Sarnst.
Get bIir iom be aanle erfarne.
Eet lGrtr at mistro og babe.
Dc orGber bet unsr % elass.
Msn ban. fpm st 6olt bsursttsr
(oet lpiies bog inesniinbeD
er feot ap en- uoroiii aoinoe
% ltate paa oanite Slttisr.
gla. 9anmari, bpis Ssooslen iommsr,
oa D9r BAN en- folieiuno 9ommer:
6Orbpo BAN at ir9oe paa Soroen;
tbi ben er be fries Rorheu.
Sjsrniiisrns SisrniOu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Seq tror, iss oil blipt Der liol
tnonu," ia RGUen, Der fab fan
Sareu.
Seq tienosr BOG en-" ia GlanOsn.
Der itial. til ban blsp rig. Os iaa
bOIOt iss Op."
"Sisnt uil isa ba' Ost." IA a9lliu.
gen. bun ilOS Sosn for gnOsn msO
8rsOitesn.
"Set CT R9nsOen. Der itaI sisrs
bet, " IA grGmmsren. ban iolgis to
Siillins unOer 5nOiipbspriim.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Den aarIise @sltalsnbsos,e eontrit
for Spo oa Rprb SaiOia aibclotss
icrIsosn i}arso. y. .. Wiis sinna
Sosfab. DanitOn College. .. o..
panot isrite premis. oS bun 0mtalss
| glaoens iom en- Tame. bpiS liee.
irsmms cpireOen % 6pis msfsrlist
Sammsniatnins af TT 5orsSrus lille
iilIOo uOssn spipl ON, bpsm Der itulos
Raus fsrfs premis. Surra for ben
norits Ssnis fra Sub Satpta.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

5ra SuriiiIipet / 3orss. gt Bar
6erisreiitnoe iisrts meo SipOs mslIsm
Suuouiisn % Sunopplom. DC ipus
tts. bet all imaut. ps ilassos Opsr. at
geisn par iaa lang. "SG. ban er
lang" ia SipOsautitn, men purn
iOrirrs, iaa rai'u ints iram."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

Ger Hap oct uO. Stomaaer 9dritn
(til en- bOrtIpbsn 9Grssut, iom brinass
tilbaSs oi jim 6ar): "SpOriOr lob ou
bin Bel, SlDuseI2"
sGresutien: "5orOi gaaoamsn ilos
mig
Stomagtr garisn: "SluDocr! Ser
ou u0gsuiinot jsg Isbsr min @si2"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

6aetrsn: 'S burSs iiamme itr.
Born, at bare iaa trGsns! Ia isg
par | eosrs gIlOsr, maatts isg mansen
Gang saa tilisnss uOsn gIitsnsmaS.
ellie Rarit: "Sa, men bet bar ou
alorie siort, iiosu ou tom til os, gapa!
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

5aosren: "Su gnnis, bUis Sr.
6IOttius italOs iri til big iOas. iaa fig
BAN, at ban mua taIs mso mig"
gInnis: "Sa, 5dr, men bUis ban MI
ii;s irisr2"
isaoersH; "Saa iis bam. at iss
aisrue pii tale meo bam!"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12
sH'nstoa. sss Dasosa. sseeas. iste sant, 1908.

Goitor SttO aOblboss seebaer. 2.
q, bar npIis facet g'soOslslis fra
@dibinston ON, at bon CT blsnsn no.
n9pnt til aprpsleas pso Warinen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12

SuOrlsoss iGttss en- arilebsr isons1
Soar: Get tier paa fslssnOs iimpIs
glaaOs: gldn Hitler fs mto Ssusns
mslsm sIrmtnt. lGsstr SGnOsrns paa
srmsus. lsitsr bssse Stnsnt / gsirst
% nanr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-06-12
Gar fureret aaHaSer, Der aniaaes useIbrepelise.
Sr. SanOrB

p iorsags sa prolSHd srp Ill Sgns Salp Muni Central Sot
oas ri Vin,
San sper ~ fs manss fatnsE ansnns I'll a bsas
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-07
-S-8~-s--------
A CHARMING PAINTING.

Lovers of the beautiful In art have
an opportunity now of seeing on ex-
hibition a beautiful picture. In the
show window of Messrs. Van Keuren
& Co, on Bull street. Is an oil paint
ing which is a real work of art. 1t
is a church scene, and was painted
at Bagneux, near Paris, and repre-
sents the interior of a church with
three figures of boys in the fore
ground. The painting is the work OF
Miss Mary Franklin, an artist now liv-
ing in Paris. and derives additional
interest from the fact that she Is a
native Georgian. Miss Franklin was
born at Athens, and, after studying
art in this country. has Nur
ten or fifteen years pursued her studies
abroad in Rome and Paris. She is
a devout Roman Catholic, and as the
subject of the picture is a church
scene it is easy to see that she has
thrown her whole soul into the work
It will be well worth anyone
to go by Messrs. Van Keuren & Cos.
place of business and see it. The paint
ing found it's way to this country by
the request of an art gallery in Chi
cago, whose governors put 1t on ex-
hibition there, and was sent from
Chicago to Savannah, where 1t may be
seen for a short while.
1t is from the Paris Salon of 1902, and
when the exhibition was over in the
Salon was sent to Chicago and then to
Savannah. The title of the picture is
Dams FEglise," and is said to be
an exact representation of the interior
of that part of'the church at Bagneux
which is shown in the painting. The
three figures are little altar boys in
the act of filling a censor. The faces
of the boys are very winning, especial
ly the one that is kneeling.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-07
A BEAUTIFUL C0TILLION,
Given by Miss shotter and Mr.. shot.
ter Last Evening.

Given by Miss ShOtter and Mr.. shot
ter Last Evening.
Among the many beautiful enter
tafnments of the winter, the cotillion
given last evening by Mr.. S. P. Shotter
and Miss Isabel Davis Shotter must
hold a noteworthy place. Novel and
very lovely in decoration, it's mere out
ward surroundings We're sufficiently
charming. The Guards Hall, the scene
of the entertainment, had never looked
more attractive, transformed from it's
everyday plainness with rose-colored
lights, soft hangings and many palms
The windows were curtained in pink
silk over an inner drapery of lace.
"A garland of smilax was drawn from
each upper corner to meet somewhat
lower down and fall in a single slen-
der vine that showed with charming
deicacy against the white, and in the
center above was a bowknot of smi-
lax High against the pink curtains
at the top of each window was a curv-
ing chain of electric bulbs, each one
shaded in pink. The windows them
selves were framed in cedar, and be-
tween each two was hung half
wreath formed of galax leaves woven
close together, their pretty shape and
dark red color, showing clear