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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-06

appointed DIR. Lapponi physician to
the Vatican.
! CHICAGO H.. Aug 5.--A strike of
two thousand conductors and train.
mon on the Rock Island system Is i'm.
mneut. according to statement this
morning by Vice GranGmaster Lee OF
| tae iraihuen. who. with Chief Con
ducior Clark OF the conductors. re.
sumed consultation with General Man
aEcr GOudnow aud other Rock Island
officials OF membership OF 1867
only seventeen men opposed a strike
The men want an Immediate reply
| from the road to their demand for an
Increase of II per cent In the passeu-
ger service. and Is per cent in the
feight department, submitted eight
| months ago.
EVERETT. Wyo., Aug 5.-Evcrett
Glake. governor surveyor lies In the
hospital in Utah as the result OF a
most thrilling experience and one OF
the most hairbreadth escapes ever
recorded While working on the
mountains, near Silver Lake. Glake
slipped and fell 400 feet over sheer
precipIce, ami Finally lodging on a
lodge Strange to say Glake is only
slightly injured.
BAR HARBcR. Me. Aug. 5.-Sev-
eral barkers OF the defense squadron
weighed anchors in drizzllng rain
this morning, and started In search
of the white squadron which intends
10 attack the New England coast.
The scorpion and other boats took the
lead. followed by the Kearsarge. Ala.
bama, Olympia, Prairie. Panther Bal
timore and smaller boats.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Aug. g.
The Doodle grand jury today sub.
puonaed Governor Dockery. State Aud
itor Allen, Treasurer Williseus, Secre-
| tary OF state Cook Each was before
the jurors about twenty minutes. 1t
is presumed each was asked: DO
you know anything about boodling In
the last two legislative sessions and
replied In the negative.
SPOKANE. Wash.. Aug. 5.-William
Hamilton. who outraged and murdered
Mabel, the l3.year-old daughter oi
| sheriff Richards Of Asotine county.
was hanged to a telegraph pole by cit
izens this morning He had confessed
| that he killed the girl for fear she
| would talk. After ncceHs to the jail
was gained, Hnmiltons cell was bat.
| tered down He made will before
dying
NEWCASTLE. Wyo.. Aug dur.
ing n thunder storm Harry Wilson was
struck by lightning, His clothing
was set on fire but the downpour oi
rain that followed the electrical storm
| eXtinguished the flames Wilson is in
a critical condition. companion OF
Wilson was stunned by the same bolt
of lightning.
DENVER Colo. Aug i.--Word was
received here this morning that the
| Citizens alliance at Idaho Springs ana
| Georgetown win ask Judge De France
10 Immediately summon grand jury
to investigate the dynnmitlng at the
Snn and Moon property. and to look
into tho trouble with the Miners
union.
The sheriff aud Chief Of Police
| Armstrong located T. Chandler, the
much wanted secretary OF the union
yesterday but when lie when he sent
bis men Tor him the bird had flown
The chief says today that he VIII
have HIS man within twenty-four
hogrs. Chandler's friends declare that
he has gone to Wyoming ana is today
in the uelghborhood of Green River.
| Durango is in better shape than
any town OF its size in the state Bnsi-
ness as a role. has been good. and our
/ ,...t.t.I.. Aut-,. mn. H.. a.p.ntuF,, ,T
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-06

The following transfers were made
from the general fund $3.50 to the
water bond interest fund and s625 10
the emergency fund.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw up an ordinance covering the
matter Of cement sidewalks for tho
residence portions of town.
The mayor authorized the appoint
ment ol committee Of two TO investi-
cato and ascertain the amount of
work necessary to be done to hold the
reservoir site on the Florida. and re-
port TO the council
The city clerk and street supervisor
we're granted vacation OF ffteen
days
The street and alley committee was
instructed to examine the north por-
lion OF West Second avenue and ascer-
tain tho amount of grading that would
be necessary to divert the excess wa
ter into a channel to prevent damage
to property in that vicinity.
The bondsucn OF Whenton q Me-
Gregor appeared before the council
and stated that when they went on
tho bonds of these gentlemen 1t was
agreed that all monies due the con
tractors should pass through the
hands OF the bondsmen and that they
also receive statements of all bills
incurred in the construction of tho
itumc and pipe line OF the new city wa
Ter works. and they asked that the
council take no cognizance OF any as
Hienments by the contractors of mon
ey due them.
The compensation Of the stock
herdcr was fixed at 25 cents an hour.
the total fees for the month not to ex-
coed 325 a month. and A. f. Emo was
elected stock herder and special po-
liccnian he to serve In the inter ca
pacily without extra pay.
II was decided that until further no
tice the hours for irrigating shah be
from I to in the morning and 7 To
5 in tho evening. and the mayor will
issue proclamation to that effect.
Water Superintendent Schalles in
formed the council that II It was de-
sired 10 keep a record of tho amount
oil water used. under the new system.
II would be necessary to put in meter.
Council was also informed that the
enlargement OF the new reservoir is
completed 80 far as is possible at this
time. The embankment that separ-
ates the new reservoir from the old
cannot be torn out until late in tho
season lie also announced that the
trench for the nume line Is practically
completed, and that the contractors
are laying 400 feet Of pipe line day
that In order 10 complete the contract
within the specified time 1t would be
necessary to lay 1000 feet day from
now on, aud that the force OF men
would be sufficiently Increased to do
this,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-06

Durango is in better shape than
any town OF its size in the state Blsi-
ness. as a role. has been good and our
people have little to complain Of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

afrmar ell concepto que tengo tornado
de la vida de todo 10 que esta trae Y
lleVa consigo, como consecuencia inevi-
table.
NADIA de este es obice para que, al
entrar. en- liza Ell caballero Real, con la
visera descubierta, como cumple los
hijo-dalgos, yo lie salude, y a1n lie estre-
che la mano, esperanto encontrar en- el,
sean cuales fueren las contingencies y
los ardoreS de la lucha iniciada, la mis-
ma serenidad de espfritu que ha de en-
contrar en- mi, pues 10 cortes no quita
10 valiente
Mantengo 10 dicho; quizas peque
de temerario; mas va ha de verse de
parte de quien esta la razon cusndo esos
romances sean conocidos del p1blico.
ohay para que nj por que con-
fundir las especies, trayendo q este de-
bate---o 10 que resulte---cuestiones aje-
mas & la question de que sc trata.
Que los coneurrentes al celeberrimo
Cartamen trabajaran personalmente sus
csndidaturas respectivas fin de sacar-
las trlunfantes, no es ell tema de La dis
cusi6n.
En- ell parrafo en que yo decfa ESQ,
hay un inciso:--segal2a <U0so ao0peIE1S---que
me descarta de toda responsabilidad.
No liable yo por cuenta propia: re-
cogf ese rumor en- San Juan y 10 traje &
LA DEMOCRACIA, sin garantizarlo nj ha-
cerme solidario de el en- absolute.
Por 10 demas, nadie mejor que mi
distinguido contrincante sabe qui6nos
fueron los literatos que hicieron esa la
bor y trataron de infuir--6 infuyeron
tai vez---sobre ell Jurado para que este
les 0t0rOar4 nm T1pernIO
L vengan esos romances.
LUIS RODRIGUEZ CABRERO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Pr0xinlO dIO eS(OIdf
NOMBRAMiENTOS APR0BADOS

Ell Departamento ha aprobado los
nombramientos de los siguientes profe-
sores:
Jose Becerra, Dolores Olivia, Pillar
Domingo, Victoria M. Cabrera, Ramo-
ma G.. Cintr6n, Mercedes Infante Saave-
dra, Encarnaci6n Martinez, Carmena
j. de Rosell6, Antonio Lumbano, San
tiaeo C6rdova Rios, Miguel Gorbea La
ffitte, Guillermina Gonzalez, Josefa
Noell, Maria de los Angeles Hernandez,
Graz Benet, Milagros NiD Martinez,
Paulina Hoeb, Angela Caldxs Garcia,
Josefa Vicens y Min, Manuel Negr6n
Collazo. Consuelo Siragusa, Mercedes
Soler, Catalina A. Castro, Jacoba Con
zalez, Marina Ortiz, Josefa Ortiz, Jose
fa Rivera. Manuela ARIZONA de Marti-
nez, Rosario Timothee, Antonio Sa-
rriera, Rosario Silva, joaquin Marti-
nez, Miguel j. Llompart, Celina Ser
via, Manuel Boada, Beatriz Lasalle,
Carmen Gambia, Ana L. Santiago, An
drea Arenas, Juana Min MARTINEZ, Car
man Caeho, Manuel Toro Marien, Ma
ria Escxlona, Donate Novoa Lajara,
Angela d.. Luzunaris, Rosa Banuchi,
Josefa Reyes de Gonzalez, Agustin K.
TJau0er. Gertrudis Tavarez, Celia B.
Tizol, Agustin Henrique Gil, Elena CO.
ian. Rafael Martinez Alvarez, Nicolasa
r. de Becerra, JESUS M. Quinones, Mer
cedes I. de Jauregul.
Total 55 maestros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Los peri6dicos de alta mar

Desde que han surgido los trasat-
lanticos gigantescos Sc ha sentido la ne
cesidad de tener & bordo peri6dicos que
suministren al numeroso pasaje las noti-
cias que puedan interesarle, que va
hoy pueden recibirse por la telegraffa
sin hilos.
La CompafIfa Cunard ha sido la pri-
mera en- instalar imprentas & bordo de
sus vapores, habiendo fundado I'M pc
ri6dico diario llamado C,aa0rd Ba1llotza
en- cuya primera plana van las noticias
recibidas & bordo por la telegraffa sin
hilos; en- las restantes planas Sc publican
noticias locales y otros trabajos con in
cidentes y detalIes de la travesfa duran
tie las 1ltimas "a horas.
Hay seccion denominada Cuade,mo
de b5tGcorG an la que Sc comentan, ex-
plican y reproducen las notas antece-
dentes de dicho cuaderno; en- otra de-
nominada Ayisos altiles SO da cuenta de
los entretenimientos 8 sucesos que pue-
den ocurrir, tales como provision del
tempo, lleGada & puerto, ETC.
Els de presumir que, no tardando
mucho, el periodismo occeanico adquiri-
rs gran Impulse, dados los grandes ele-
mentos de information de que podrd
disponer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09

Mucho me place que tras ell pseudo
nlmo R0tdGaa, despejada la inc6gnita,
aparezca una firma ilustre, conocidlsima
en- nuestra ,rep1blica iteraria, que es
una especie de Andorra, por 10 reducida,
aunque no tan pacffica como aquellae
de este 1ltimo tenemos ejempIos
muy recientes.
Dfgalo, sin ir muy lejos, sin inmis-
culrme en- otras contiendas polemicas
que hacen gemir diariamente las prem
sas del sHeraldo Espanol>, dfgalo este
asuntO de los romances, causa v origen
de que un amigo. quien siempre debi,
sin merecerlo por 10 visto, " ahora me
convenzo de ello---consideracione elo-
gios, me saliera al encuentro en- forma
destenplada, de soslayo, sin dar ell
frente, negandome---no va elogios que
acostumbro & recibir benefcio de in
ventario, con su cuenta raz6n---sino
aquellas consideraciones que en- otro
tempo me prodigara.
No me sorprendi0 la acometida;
amarguras y desengaf1os constituyen ell
fondo obscure Y triste de la existencia,
y, ocasiones de sobra he tenido para
aprender que no son, nj pueden ser nj
seran nuestros mejores amigos, aquellos
que tratan de hala9arnos y lisonjearnos
con tales cuales miras, interesadas
no, sino aquellos que nos ofrecen elma-
yor y mas apetecible obsequio que ha de
brindarse los que juzgamos dignos y
merecedores de nuestro afecto: la YER
dad, la verdad escueta, dicha de modo
franco y leal, sin acrimonias nj reservas
mentales
Yo me complazco en- que estas cosas
ocurran; no me sorprenden; no me ha-
cen dano nj me producer resquemores;
antes bien las acojo con cierto regocijo
humorfstico, Rorque me sirven para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
(OS0S de P0tiIIdS

Reina gran disidencia entire ell par
lido republican, con motvo de los can
didatos para Jueces de Paz.
FL pueblo desearfa fuera don Anto-
Mo Capella que viene desempef1andolo
con gran acierto.
Don Zen6n Cintr6n, de Arroyo,
que cuenta con la 6reU0, dicen que va ha
preparado ell papel timbrado todo,
pero creo que este sefior tiene pendiente
dos processes por juegos prohibidos y
delitos electorales.
iQue 10 registren!
Sc dice que ell padre Garcia pidi6
explicaciones al sefIor Cervoni sobre el
artfculo <Noll1 me tangeres.
El que Sc plea.
Aver ha marchado en- su bra0S0
cnjGGL0 de dos 710t0s Ell Gc1uddJad0 b9M10
don Jose Gimenez Santos, de Rio Pie
dras.
Els de lamentarse la jornada por Ell
6ongb5to y la IeU5to que tan buenos SER
vicios prestarOn en- este pueblo.
-Desde que sali6 Ventura Rios de
Juez, no SO ven los atropellos de antes y
hasta las reses duermen tranquiIas.
-E1a sido sobresefda la causa que
SO seguia al senior Cervoni por denuncia
de la Fraticelly.
-Despues de haberse comido unas
cuantas galletos Sc ha colocado en- elJuz-
gado municipal, ell honorable transfuga
Gabino Yeio, deudor moroso de LA De-
MoCRACfA.
iBueua fichai
Ell sefior Cervoni ha pressntado
denuncias contra los FraticelIy todos
los testigos falsos que declararon en- su
contra.
RAYACHOL.
PatilIas Julio 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09

Sc VENDE una pulperia estableci'
IA en- la caiie de Bstances bsJps del ho'
tel ~CocoyaD para infermes On "a m,s1na e.s,L
8iepda D con su duen0 dOn JOSE Saisa
Aver en- Bio Canas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Victor Huste

fSueesor de q. Tinaud)
Sam 5ssan dc Puore0-kaza0
Ioyas y brillantes. Relojes de todas
clasea Y de In acreditada marca
~TIAAUD PATENTa
Lentea y espejueios con cristales
lie Roca. Cuhiertos y articulos de
aovedsd propios para regalos.
Agsnte da Eastman Kodak & 90
Canagas y productos fotogra6cos.
s. rsmitsn catalogues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09

a que ocurran incendios. Sc la
organizado un servicio de poIcia
secreta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Julio g..
EmigYQci6n d Mejico

LEGO hoy eI senior Ramirez Ron
da, de Cabo Rojo, con objeto de
organizar una expedition de emf
grantees d M6jico. Las condicio-
nes son muy ventajosas. El en-
barque SO efectuara en- el puerto
de Mayagtiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
iHelnDre pfe(dvldO vale pOf dag

Deposite sus ahorros en- Ell Banco
P2Daslnr. (bajos del Ayuntamientol
ganara eli s por 100 de interss tic,
ne donde recurrir en- case de IN
apuro. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
IncendiO

En- el barrio Buena-vista--
yaguez-se declare I'm voraz incen-
dio, dejando reducida a cenizas La
quinta Valdespino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
kINFA FERRFA DEL OFSTF

ltinerario de Trenes Y VapOres que
gira desde el dia 90 de Noviemt
de 1902.
Salidas de la Capital y Bayam0n
ciTp If noa M onto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Leon XII

Sc acentda La gravedad del Pom
tffice. Sufre pertinaces insolnnios.
Su estado de decaimiento es gran
de. Su fin esta proximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Ten7oYes

Los hay on cabo Rojo respecto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
Pll HAS EE sESENTA AKls.

PCt HA9 GE SESENsa ANUS.
RESdEDIo ANTIGUA BIRsN PRoBADo.
Eli JEIABE CALH4NTE Ok La kRA. WINSLON.
ussdo por hILLoNES HADRFS. para hijos. en- Q,
I7RiODo De DENTICfoN, con EXITo coGPLETo. TRAN
QUIlILA d Ia CSTATURA, ABLASDA LAS ESCIAS, ALIYIA
ToDos Los DOLORES, CURA CoIIeo vENTOso y ea ei
znejor rernedio DIARREA De ventA
del nnundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE cALMANTE DE La SRA. WINsLOW
NO ACEPTEIS GIRO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
PrOte8ta

En- Manati hubo aver una ma
nifestacion piblica, a fin de pro-
testar contra la reposicion del al
calde Virgilio Ramos. Los mani
festantes llevaban banderas anne
ricanas y estandartes negros; en-
las casas Sc izaron banderas negras.
ell elemento federal permaneci0
indiferente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09

NO HAY calzadO de sonora mas ele-
gante duradero que el de <La Maya
giiezana.S p ~ San Juan, San JustO II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-09
igfe8id de Ponce

FL Secretario de Puerto Rico in
forma al Obispo que La iglesia ca
tolica de Ponce no tendra que pa
gar contribution. Ell asunto pa
sara d los Tribunales.
POiicfd insaidY
Ell jefe Hamill rebaja d La cate
gorfa de cabos q los sargentos
Eonfrias y Lamela. = & la de guar
dia al cabo ,Fuertes. No renun-
ciaran. ....
Tem0Yes
Los hay Oh Cabo Rojo respecto
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
LUMBER DEALERS PROTEST
% Council Against TfHnsfe
Charges on River street.

To Council Against rfnnsfer
Charges on River street.
Claiming that they are being charged
by the Central of Georgia Railway
Company 81 more car than is allowed
for transfers made from one part of
River street to another; seven lumber
merchants have asked City Council to
take the matter up.
A letter from the lumber men was re-
ceived by Council last night and has
been referred to the Finance Committee
for consideration. 1t is alleged that the
railroad is violating contract that
was made with the city and that for
this reason the city should take the
matter in hand and protect those for
whose benefit the contract was made.
The letter explains itself and is as fol-
lows:
I'VE respectfully call your attention
to circular letter from Mr.. B. l.. Bugg,
agent Central of Georgia Railway
Company, naming rate on cars, trans =
ferred on River street from one point
to another, at 50 per car. We are un-
der the impression that when this fran
chise was granted to the Central Rail-
way it was with the distinct under
standing that such transfers would be
made at the rate of 81 per car, from one
depot to another. or from one point on
River street to any other point on the
street, while as a matter of fact. they
are charging double the amount, and we
look to the city of Savannah to protect
us against this extra charge.
I'VE inclose paid transfer bills on
two cars, transferred from the Bull
street wharf to the Price street wharf,
at the rate of SO per car, and also paid
transfer bills from the market dock TO
the eastern end of the Central Rail-
road dock; known as Churchili's wharf,
all charged for and paid for at the rate
of 81 per car. We think 1t nothing
more than right that the city of Savat-
nah should force the Central of Georgia
Railway Company to live up to it's
agreement, and charge the proper rate,
which they originally agreed to charge.
and we ask that you see that such
agreement is carried out, and that the
over-charge is refunded to the respec-
tive merchants"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION
TO HELP SHIPPERS.

The Railway and Steamship Shippers
Traffic Association has just been or
gained, with headquarters at Wash
ingtor, D. c. This organization is
formed TO furnish service to shippers
of freight 1t also has other featur es
which broaden its scope It's organi2a-
ton conteu plates the location of
branch Offices H. the principal treish
producing cCnterS eud in cities where
there aIe general Offices Of rairoa
COMPANIES. Large industrial corpora
tons have found it Advantageous 10
establish as q part of their Office force
a traffic department which is usually
IN charge Of 4 man with railroad eN-
perience This association is a mutual
organization to consist of fifty MEM
bers who are producers and shippers of
freight. Its plan also provides for adj
ditional memberships, and the under
lying idea is to perform for all these
members the same service rendered by
individual traffic directors employed by
large Industrial corporations.
Mr.. f. r.. l.. Bunch has been elected
chairman of the association, with head
quarters in the Bond building, Wash
ington, D. c. Mr. Bunch was formerly
general passenger agent of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway; chief clerk of
ern Railway and previously in the
freight department of the old Richmond
and Danville Railroad. Mr.. Il. B.
Briggs, lawyer of twenty-five years
experience in the courts of New York,
the District Of Columbia and elsewhere,
has been elected general counsel. Mr..
w. s. Cbesley, who was for fourteen
years In the service of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. has been Sc
lected az Associate counsel
The general features Of the work of
the new association cover In the inter
est of its members rate and classified
ton adjustments, claims, routing of
traffic, tracing of shipments. car supply
ana transportation facilities, ma nufac-
turing and business locations, handling
OF large bodies of employees, settlers,
etc. and the securing of special reports
from the statistical legislative or other
departments of the national govern
ment, especially the Interstate Com
merce Commission, Department of
Commerce and Labor, Court of Claims
and Court Of Private Land Claims.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
COURT OF ORDINARY
HAD A BUSY DAY.
Appraisements Filed and Letters oi
Administration Granted.

Administration Granted.
Ordinary McAlpin had a busy day
yesterday. In addition to two lunacy
trials In the afternoon. the issuing of
several licenses, and the regular rou-
tine business. several other matters of
Importance we're disposed of.
The appraisers on the estate of the
late George H. G. Schroeder filed their
Inventory and appraisement, showing
the value of the estate to be a little
less than $4,000.
Application was made by Robert Fl .
Tatem for temporary letters of ad-
minlstration on the estate of Jane Sim
mons. Citation was issued by the Or
binary.
An inventory and appraisement of
the estate of James Monroe, which was
filed with the Ordinary, showed the
value of that estate to be $120
Temporary letters of administration
were granted to Florence Barton on
the estate Of Emily Tenbrook
Upon application Of r. l.. Darling. ad-
ministrator the estate Of the late will
liam Armitage, which has been fully
administered upon In this county, was
removed to Pierce county.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL HALL

Chancellor w. B. Hill of the Univer-
sity of Georgia. was guest of the De
Soto yesterday. Hts visit was for the
colored college. Mr.. Hill says that
the matter of greatest interest in Attn
ems just now is the coming dedication
of the Winnie Davis Memorial Hall,
the new dormitoFy of the State Nor
NAL College of that city. This has
now been completely furnished, much
of the material having been given by
the Daughters of the Confederacy
The chief speakers of the occasion of
the dedication will be Messrs. p. A.
Stoyall Of Savannah and Joe Hill Hall
of Macon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

Mr.. j. H. D. Shellman. for several
years travelling passenger agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line,
with headquarters at Savannah,
has resigned that place, to be-
come effective Nov. l. He will be
succeeded by Mr.. NJ. Walsh, formerly
ticket agent Of the Atlantic Coast Line
at Sanford. Mr. Walsh reached Sa-
vannah yesterday.
Supt Walter Hale of the fifth di-
vision, Seaboard Air Line, with head
quarters at Savannah, who has been
on a trip over the division, will return
to-day
General Superintendent F. K. Huger
of the Seaboard Air Line. with head
quarters at Portsmouth, who has been
in Florida to a meeting of the Rail-
road Commission of that state passed
through Savannah yesterday morning
en- route home
Mr.. Spencer LeGrand, assistant aud
itot of freight receipts of the Atlantic
Coast Line, with headquarters at Will
mington. was among the railroad men
in Savannah yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
Fire at Adrian.

Adrian, Ga, oct. 2s.-At midnight
last night the store occupied by Mr..
]. /. Beasley was found on fire. II
was totally destroyed. 1t took hard
work to save the residence Of DR.. G..
L. Youmans, which was ablaze several
times; also the store and large stock
of goods of G, II. Barwick. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Remington Standard Typewriter
is still the standard. Durability, ease
of operation, simplicity, and the fact
that YOU can put it in your inventory
are its chief merits. See the latest
models before buying a machine
r. NJ. HULL,
Sole Dealer for Savannah,
10 Drayton st. Provident Building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-29
ESrATEs MANAaEn.

If you want your estate managed
efficiently and your rents collected
promptly give me a trial.
GEO. A. MERCER, JR.
Southern Bank Building.