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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
ArREAr COMING.
lyman Twins to Appear Here.

A treat seldom offered the tPeAtr,
& nng public is in store for thea
" ,t.u The famous comedians 18th,
Lfmsn Twin Brothers" are seer
be e 10 their wonderful musica
co uedy suecess "At The Races
whuoh they are appearing In lhis
sea sou and which is said TO be Ous
0f TIE funniest and most elaborate
productions OF tue class yet pro-
duced, comprising large CON-
pany. 3 dainty chorus OF pretty
girls, hcst al funny comedians.
singers snd dancers, together with
numerous novelties entirely new
snd original With this attraction,
rae pretty scenery, magnificent
eostuminE, intsrmIngled with
eAtchy music, sweet singing sud
dazzling display OF electrical
effects transforming the graceful
dances into blsEs OF woaLrOus
splendor carried along bY side
splitting situations and a funny
story 20 snake up one OF the gresf-
sst comedy productions Of the day
The wonderful success with which
This attraction has met in the
EsSt by press and public has placed
these clever young stsrS on the top
gonud at popularity IS comedians
and producers. Prices, IS, SO, S5
aud a5 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

wipe ooi The graters, put an end
10 land Scandals and secure The
openibg OF iaDs.s which viii add
wealth 10 the nation, aud do justice
70 4 great popuisuou
Grea, issues are AZ stake; the
problem before congress as a
dilnsuit Que, but the Legislators
should show themselves eapsblc
% solvirg ls. Give as new laws
snd new deal al aronnd aud do il
Quickly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
LADIRS BAzAAR

Tae lsdies Of she Methods
chaFcb viii hold ; bazaar, pro
cee1s to 20 toward building new
cbareb. Date and place viii b.
gwen a fsw days later.
We have sprozs for the babies,
Apsons for the msias,
Aprons tor the housewives.
~EallAad regular made.
We have pillows liEhs aud pillows
white.
Pa,0ss hsro galore.
Ne xaat to sell you what We have
Aad ,SSs year orders Tor more.
Oar hsadkershists, slso. you must
see,
Dainty sud sweetas they can be-,
And ether thisgs too numerous to
tell.
Best con snd see tAsl RE sars 70
sell.
Wstca for tins sad plAcs.
There viii n . arunnaxe room
0sneetioa uith tse Bsrssr.
Hers nav d taaod secondhand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
LANn BUYERs. EXCLUSIONS.

LAND BUYERS ENCU RSIQNS.
Wan run to the new lands OF
GEess county, OKLA homs, and
other sections Of the great south.
vast in November and December.
Wis the Frisco System.
Are zen looking fer rich aud
terule farming lands in the south
west which yon can buy for irom
oae-5oisa % onC-,spth the cost Of
lands Of the east and northg They
produce ss much sere for acre.
Here is ehance to better your
conaisicn aud add q li6ersl amo0ut
% your pocket book
For fu,l psFscalsr and speoisl
railroad raies spply a. once 10 r.
$ Lsmsn. Secretary Frisco System
Immigration Bureau, 81. Louis,
No.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
OnING
sssehss 8 ss.alsss So Revival
e. sTea Niga,s il : Rsr
Eo2m.

Beyona q tcles sAe xra1sss,
a31eno1 srsS attempted 8. s1is
<russ @csal srare. 6s cosr 8
S.a1lsy ars 1syaas 1rsstits caal.-
6t - rsax - ~ fsrs~srss pre-
aneers &c Tee car. Evssg psg
,a-g Asve revived sas s3is1 isNs
ara xlree 6 t1e s,sxe = eSifs
f 81 fraaeace a11 iats, .sefssi
fsrce. IL s1rir rexisa. ef rss
NizAs . Bar Raea itsf bare
erreal lssst sii ihsir p.sEer - uotsd
e-cencsrs sd bgin< tsgt1 q gem
a. trznsetc eeusirsc.ion aas
etmsa la~1rss
Asu9tre ts~& et tIrtGen sr.o
srasts Is zrsst tses sfes4 rt-sse
st re>r Cgssa 1ons Eass lsf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

One wsy eai0nist rates selling
daily Sept. Is TO Nov. 30th, 10
Los Angeles, Ssn FraEcisco aud
Sacramento, S25. For further
informstion call on or write r.
Stephens, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

Calcsgo and return via Frisco.
one fare plus s. tor ronnd trip. on
account OF International Live
Stock Exhihniou, Nov. 2S to Dec.
3. Phone al0 or address A. c.
Wilson, Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

The St. LOUIS and San Francisco
rallroad sre making aFrans ements
for the erection OF a Y. 81. G. A
for one fare aud third. Ger
tihcate plan, for particulars see
A. Q. Wilson, Agt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
HOTEL eosslr
Ola ami New Stories Heard By
"a Idlcr About The
HOlels.

TIE hotel towel was 10 3 sad
ssste, aud the tassy indisiaoal
laid his eomplslat before the pro
priesos. He hung bis head ip
shame and went away oscS wAes
she lstser replied. eSay, Mister
aore than huaared isilers be-
wiped on that 'owtl to-day sna
you're The ilsst ne to raise q kick
about 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

California points by Frisco, a25.
Tickets on sale every day. a tine
winter trip. StOpOvers allowed
aad tne side trips. For parucu-
lars phone 2l0 or see A. o. Wilson,
Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

Which viii yoa do, throw your
money away paying rent or bay y
place and pay for II monthly or
quarterly, Just 10 suit you. I
ion Z care which way Isell.
A. b. COCHRAN. 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
MILLIONAIREfS POOR
STOMACH.


STOMACH.
The e0rp-out stomach Of the
OVERT fed millionaire is often pArad.
ed Ia the public prints as horrible
example Of the evils attendant on
the possession OF great wealth. But
mlllionaires are NOT the Only ones
who are afflicted With bad stomaehs
The portion is fsg greater amone
the tailors Dyspepsia and iaui.
gestion are rampant among thes'
people, aud they suffer far wors,
torlures than the millionaire anles,
they avail themselves az q standaFf
medicine Ike Greens Aagas
Flower. which has been = fAv0rit.
household remedy FOR all stomseh
troubles for ovar thirty years.
August Flower r0uses tho torpid
liver, thus creating appetite and
insuring perfect digestion. lt
tones aud vitaliE-s the entire
system and makes life worth living.
no matter what your station. Timl
bottles, 25e. regular size, T5c.
West Side Dsng Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

6eorgoeus costumes, dszxling
etieeis. sweet singing, every thing
% give yoa q night OF pleasure
Monday Nev. 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

A prsty romance. tbst w0ale
have ocearrsd ST sbs Rossl = fee
ds,s aSo. wss spss'c3 oeesuss h.
uoa Ns-groen dseus kn0w b.
eea1d gtta wstaiaS isesse iu
C6essslA ca S@nasy. Tee yoaog
ls6y in ,he ssorg wss Niss AAiks
Ssrr6ard'. Fair nsid of >uydsr,
ana sss yoarS maa vss &. B.
AniSk. = lumoer dealer in Hen
uessev. Mr. 8Hiek came &c Caick-
a~6a lass Sstasasy sxpse isS to
nees Mss tssahsral. oas he Ia
Ter vas ssl0sa fos soas reason
sud 3d ues arEiys nll Sa0day
TAs vstNBx EeDj have tskeo
piAsa at Tx Rogsl ca Sanisy 4
ar. Aal1s had kpewa tbss g.
esase can s. ts-1ed o. So day.
Cus coepls lea ea So svssisg
srsis ara tsss msrrtsa a. King
E-bsr. vhsese tAsy srns so shsr
ictrre hoGs To Neuuessy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

A well kDown travelling man
relates = good story which was
oa = landlord 10 Pavaes. a crr-
tain "kBigAt ofthe grip" had Sc
get up esry enc morning 10 tsks
Is train. Ii was too early fol
brsaktsst. bat he asked the land
lord 10 81 j him something to eai
before leaving snd sae latter rs
spouded With a cup os eeftse AMI
plate at beans. Whsn De Of The
auagry man csms 20 pay AIS bii f.
the ehArss Vas rs geuts extra o.
breakfast, s;heaga lhc rssslst
charge was eoly 50 seats. The
mrek sud lewy traveller paid his
bnl without compisiot A few
days latter sae landlord received $
trlsgrSm from Onshs, marked.
'collec 60eeDls. Openinkas read:
"a thsaS yoa charged me too
@aeA for those bean, A Wees
later sne smother telegram. uark-
ed 10 similsr manner, trom GAi-
veslOr. Tbs 0nwary landlord
ps'd the ehsrg 5, opsnvd q, ard
Rad sSars 81 sin think sea
charged me soo much for those
b ans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

"What do you, shluk shout ihsse
womsns claos,n queried the u. n
., pie head Of the tAhle. "Nout
so shem Tor me" said the hateful
thing On his right. .'Qh YoU5 az
100 hard on the WOMAN 2 ssii ihe
other. "raese womsas clabs arr
Jus. about like our lodges. The
laly differences !, tess tue women 5
bougs Are ftom , % 6 aud ours srs
from 4 10 ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14
X. r.. Time Card.
wR
$50 So


cr.1ro1rt lner1Ets
40 BE- M5il ali e4presS daily. ...... $50 e
Ne ft- ulsii alAl express daily 3sio . u
N. As. w44 and EXPRESS eMsV 70
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in1ermz1. ste rc.ass. ...-..essS q n
Nc. SS express 4aily t1Gsps sunday ts2S II
Sc1thh houn1,
No. a. uaii 4rd express esiir..-.....1asS r
NJ. & uaG a11 ezuzesS daily ly...-,...fsts 3 Ha
Ne. si. lecal lreig2s asiiy sX Suz1ay $50 4
WsSsoc@11
30 lz4 raSSsnSer, Ltw-c1 ard l-ser-
mediaee Do MS d4l.Y ...... 3. .......ss1f 4
No. i1sf AlarE1u ard ilternc1iats
peiuzS cazEcettlE se Auatars0
for poiuss Sou1h. L,Mt11 4nd
MAor4ka $50. s.s.s. 4--..s .-.- ...4 g FOO . e
Ne l5I locai frs r1s G8lir a1eert
Sunds aarx1z1 ....... ...... ,...roCau
Nc. rs7 iccAi fret<at Gsily sxeeF4
SlE1Ay. Lcston -....--. .-.... ...... 80 . n
Lindsey Lne
Nc sl2 paSSsngsr ard frsizAs daily
ax<sps s11sAy ..-.., ..s..- -.... SsWam
Ne. "a. rsssezrsF and fVsigAs eally
exespt s1-1ky ...-.. ..-.-. .... .... iSst5 -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-14

Tore, Commercial wen ase DIR
ner "a a holel Al lAwton oav tsy.
fas osil "a fair was Dot IS complsl.
As they desired and they decided
TO roast shs lsaa,ord. wasn they
paid ,Aetr bi.ls sor dlnner. each
hs0ded Ihe lspOlerd IS eenls.
Raven's you made mis,NSG
gsntlsmerf aSked the larisg.
'sob, 20, vas the reply .'.he 5
eenss Is 10 pay Tor the dinneF, and
The 50 cents is your pr,hi."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
SAVANNAH'S NEED
OF AN AUDITORIUM.
All Glasses of Citizens Are a Unit in
This View.

Meyor Herman Myers thinks 6avan-
nah should have an auditorium.
Chairman of Council James NJ. Dix
on feels the same way on the subject.
SO does every other person who was
seen yesterday and asked for an ex-
preston upon the advisability of
erecting such a structure.
With one accord they declare Sa-
vannah needs such building and that
unless these needs are satisfied the
city can never hope to secure big con-
ventions. Such structure will be re-
they come here, and it is hoped that
Savannah will be the next meeting
place after New Orleans.
Just how the necessary amount of
money can be raised is the single
stumbling block, and this question is
now being considered by several.
While Mayor Myers thinks that the
city is badly in need of such build
ing he does not know just how the re-
quired amount could DE secured. The
Mayor thought that a stock company
might be formed and the stock taken
up by public subscription. He could
"a lhO OlAACA way III W 1lCA LtlS
scheme could be worked.
"It would undoubtedly be a good
thing for the city," said Mr.. George
w. Tiedeman," but don't see how we
are to get it unless some wealthy Sa-
MAMMALIAN cares to emulate the exam
pie of a Mr.. Thompson of Charleston,
who bequeathed to the city fund FOR
this purpose, as a memorial to himself
Not that any of our wealthy men
should wait till they die before giving
such a fund" the speaker fastened to
add, they might give it now"
Alderman w. j. Watson was anoth-
er who thinks an auditorium would be
an excellent institution for Savannah
but he was at loss as to how it will
ever be secured, and suggested no plan
by which the money might be raised
Mr.. Leopold Adler thinks it will be
a good thing if it can be secured
Most of the conventions that can be
brought to Savannah come, he says
during the spring and summer, a sea-
son when the theater is not used, and
that building can easily be secured as
place of meeting, and ina but very
rare instances will prove sufficiently
large
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
CRAZY AS A LUNE.
Jurors in Lunacy Trial Visited Cell
of Demented Negro.

Ephraim Robertson, a real crazy ne
gro, was tried for lunacy at the Jail
yesterday by a commission from the
Court of Ordinary 1t took the mem
bers of the commission about ten sec
onds to make up their verdict, when
they visited the cell where the negro
was confined.
The sight which met the eyes of the
jury was somewhat unusual, to say
the least of it. There was the wild
eyed darkey, stark naked, his clothes
hanging to his ankles, and his arms
raised high above his head, as he knelt
in a praying attitude and mumbled his
incoherent confession. When the jurors
approached the cell, he gazed wildly
at them for an instant, and then eau
tiously approached them. Crossing
himself and rolling his eyes, he stretch
ed his arms toward them pleadingly,
and said slowly and distinctly, in a
voice scarcely human, Now shoot
mel"
I'VE don't want to shoot you" said
Judge McAlpin; you must shoot us
first
Say it again; say it again." said
the negro.
You must shoot u.s." repeated the
81 must" he said slowly. Then after
a pause. 20, Lordy, then 1 am gone"
Put on your clothes why don't
your" said one of the jury.
20, let me stay So" he cried out;
then I can pray to the East and to
the West, and all around; all at the
same time. Amt it the truth?''
And as the lunatic knelt again for
his devotions the jurors retired to make
I'D their verdict
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
COUNCIL MUST AGREE.
Or Chamber of Commerce Booth
Can't Go in Square.

Or Chamber of Commerce Booth
Can't Go in square.
Before the Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Information booth can be
erected in Chippewa Square, the con-
sent of the Mayor and Aldermen must
be secured. The Park and Tree Com
mission has no right to say that a
booth can so up in any of the parks
or squares unless Council acquiesces.
While Council is opposed to the put
ting up of any sort of building or tent,
in any of the squares or parks, under
the present circumstances. the Cham
Der of Commerce Committee will have
no trouble, it is believed, in securing
the consent of the Mayor and Alder
men. This consent will have to be
obtained, however, before the work
can be started, and petition will prob
ably be read at the next meeting We'd
nesday night. In all such cases it Is
necessary, under the act creating the
commission, that Council and the COM
mission be of one mind. The matter
was gone over yesterday with the city
attorney.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
UNREASONABLE WEATHER
Has Retarded the Truck Crops in
This Section.

The unexpected and unseasona BILE
GOODNESS that has continued over this
section has retarded the growth of all
kinds of truck and while not generally
doing actual damage, it has caused
the farmer to be behindhand and not
altogether pleased. The cold that has
been almost continuous for several
weeks has been particularly bad for
Strawberries, and the supply that is
now coming into market hardly meets
the demand, even at high price. Ber-
ries were quoted yesterday at 20 and rs
cents per basket, and there were only
a few in sight, even at that price.
Strawberries need good, strong sunshine
to ripen rapidly and with such weather
as has prevailed the berries have not
only colored up slowly, but lack the
sweetness that a real spring day puts
under the red surface.
The temperature yesterday was never
very low, but cold wind was blowing
and the sun was not strong and warm,
as would be expected in the latter part
of April. The prevalence of a storm
in the Mississippi valley a few days
since has had something to do with
conditions. To-day, according to the
calculations make by Local Forecast
Official Boyer, the sun will start in to
warm things up and spring may actu-
ally begin before the week is past.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
Making Home Made Extracts.

The Kalola Company has added to
its manufactures fruit extracts, and
is placing them on the market this
week for the first time. Housekeep-
ers who have tried the extracts pro-
nounce them equal in quality to the
best they have used. The Kalola Com
pany is doing it's part to building up
the industries of the state by Offering
first-class goods at prices competitive
with those made by Northern and
Western concerns. The factory is the
four-story building Il and % Bay
street, west where is manufactured
there several preparations, Rocola, Iron
Ale, Kalola, and Florida Orange, Flor
ida Lemon, Georgia Peach and all fruit
extracts, and also the best vanilla on
the market. The stockholders of the
company are among the strongest bus
mess men in the city, and it's managers
are men of energy and enterprise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25

ant genial members at it's gatherings,
No Scotchman in need of assistance
ever appealed to him for aid and was
refused. He was a type of his race in
all things.
His Masonic Connections.
Mr.. Ballantyne had been a Free Ma
son for about a third of a century
and was recognized by the fraternity
outside, as we'll as inside of it's as
semblies, as one of its most Jealous
members; in whatever was best cal
culated to advance the interest he was
ever ready to devote his time and
means.
He was a proficient worker in the
temple, having the rare gift of ex-
pounding the rituals of the several de-
grees in a most impressive manner
This gift and his devotion to the prin-
ciples of Freemasonry won for him the
well deserved pre-eminence which he
enjoyed with his brethren. Mr.. Bal
lantyne had held nearly, if not all, the
hOnors that could be conferred by the
fraternity. Early in his Masonic ca
reer he filled the various offices in
Zerubbabel Lodge, No. Is, F. and A.
NJ. holding the Office of worshipful
master for five or six years.
He was high priest of Georgia Chap
ter No. 3, r. A. NJ, for twelve years,
ana Hlleu the ONCE Oh thrice llluSIrlOuS
master in Georgia Council, No. 2, r.
and S. NJ, during the same period. He
also held the position of eminent COM
mander of Palestine Commandery, No.
Z, knights Templar. In addition to
the honors conferred upon him by
his brethren in Savannah Mr.. Ballan-
tyne was for two years grand COM
mander of Knights Templar for the
state of Georgia, and was also deputy
grand master of the Royal and Select
Masters of Georgia. He had also been
deputy grand high priest of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of Georgia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
FREE TRIPS TO
0UT-0F-T0WN BUYERS.

At meeting of the Commerce and
Trade Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, held last night, it was de-
cided to request the board of directors
that a committee from the Chamber
of Commerce call on the business men
of Savannah and recommend to them
the plan of paying to Savannah the
fare of such out-of-town buyers as will
visit the city and buy goods here
amounting to such sum as may be
agreed on.
The plan is a feasible one, having
been tried with much success in many
of the larger cities. 1t was suggested
by Gen. w. w. Gordon, a member of
the committee. The meeting was call
ed by the chairman of the committee,
Mr.. w. d. Krenson. Secretary w. ].
Donlan of the Chamber of Commerce
acted as secretary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
HE HAD BIG MONEY.
Saw MIL Man Was Suspected Be-
cause of His Roll.

VI AAAH
Because a $40 bill was the smallest
piece of money he had Joseph Corbett,
a South Carolina saw mill man, was last
night suspected of being the individual
who stole 1000 from the trunk of a
resident of Nichols, Ga, several days
ago.
He was detained by two men, claim
ing to be magistrate and constable. IN
til he could prove his identity, after
which he was released. Corbett did
not like the treatment that was accord
ed him and afterwards told his story
at police headquarters. He found, he
stated, that the smallest piece of money
that he had was twenty spot, and he
wanted to board a trolley car.
Thinking that he could not get the
change from the conductor he went
into a saloon and ordered a glass of
beer. The bill was preferred in pay
ment for the drink, and the bartender
asked him if he didn't have anything
smaller. Corbett stated that he did not
and the change was made. He -e-
ported that at about this time the two
strangers approached him and invited
him to sit at a table in the rear of
the saloon and have a drink.
Fearing that he would be robbed, he
claims, he refused to drink with the
men, whereupon he was told that he
was under arrest. Corbett says he
told the constable and magistrate his
name and address. but that they in
sisted upon his getting into a cab with
them. The suspect was driven to the
home of a business man, who prompt
ly identified him as a well-known South
Carolina saw mill owner. Corbett
claims that after he proved his iden-
tity the constable and magistrate
wanted him to pay the cabman his
fare. This Corbett refused to do, and
according to his story the constable
and magistrate had to come across.
The complainant could not tell where
the saloon was located, and did not
know who the officers were.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
UnexceIIed Train service

To the East via Atlantic Coast Line.
The famous Florida and West-India
Limited, with Pullman's highest stand
ard sleepers and dining cars, leave Sa-
vannah at 2:O5 p. m. Getty time), ar
rive Washington 7:54 a. M, following
morning, arrive New York 2:1O p m.
New York express train No. 7S, carry
ing through Pullman buffet sleeping
. cars Savannah to New York, leaving
Savannah 2:35 a. m. Getty time), ar
rive Washington HAS p. M; arrive
New York 7:15 a. m. Ticket agents
De Soto Hotel and Union Station will
give full information regarding sched-
ules, etc.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
Home.


San Francisco, Cal, April IA, 1907
Mr.. G. A. Mercer, Jr., Savannah. Ga.
Dear Sir: 1 received your statement
and a check for 1884. 1 should have
answered sooner had not been suf-
fefng with severe headache. I
must say am well pleased. You have
made everything clearer than I have
ever mad before. have not felt so
restful over the property since my
husband died. Yours very respectful
~, Lucy N. Casey.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Negro Held For Identification by
Brunswick Oficers

An officer from Brunswick will reach
Savannah to-day for the purpose of
identifying a negro arrested by Detec-
tive Frank Wall as a suspicious char
acter. The prisoner is believed to be
Abe Stevens, who murdered a woman
in Brunswick Sunday.
The man under arrest is known to
the police as Abe Stevens, and it is
alleged came from Brunswick a day
or two ago. He denies that he is the
murderer, and it is alleged called the
turn when he was made a prisoner.
You want me for numbering that
woman" he is credited with having
said; but you've got the wrong man.
1t was my nephew" Detective Wall
is by no means certain that he has the
murderer in custody, however.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-25

Low rates to Albany Ga, account
meeting Greater Georgia Association.
Seaboard Air Line Railway will sell
round trip tickets from Savannah and
other coupon points on its line in Geor-
gia to Albany, Ga, April "a, with re-
turn limit April &c. at rate one fare
plus 25 cents for the round trip. Sea-
board Air Line Railway is the short
line, and offers attractive schedules
from Savannah to Albany via Cordele.
Full information, City Ticket Office, No.
Bull street-ad.