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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
LABOR MAN FIRED !
BY MR. CANNON
CHAIRMAN KNIGHTS OF La
Dor COMMITTEE.

Uncle Joe Cannon, After Little Heated
Controversy. Ordered Him Fired from
the Committee Room, and Gave Or
ders That He Should Never Again be
Admitted.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 4.-Herman
J. Schulteis, Of this city, representing
himself to be the chairman Of the leg
islative committee of the knights OF
Labor, was ordered out of the private
room of the speaker of the national
house of Representatives this after
noon by Mr.. Cannon. The doorkeeper
was given positive instructions never
again to permit him admission.
| Mr.. Schulteis had called about two
weeks ago to demand Of Mr. Cannon
the appointment of Representative
Livermash, of California, as chairman
of the committee on labor. Mr.. Liv-
ermash is accredited to the Union La
Dor" party, and represents one of the
San Francisco districts.
Mr.. Cannon explained how the re-
quest could not be complied with, in
asmuch as that committee was con-
sidered a majority one, and further
that Mr. Livermash, whose seat Is to
be contested, was a minority mamber,
and could not be given a chairmanship
The caller protested, but retired. To-
day he made second visit. Those in
the room awaiting their turn to talk
to Mr.. Cannon were startled to hear
Mr.. Schulteis blurt out that he had
heard that the committee on labor
was packed" against labor anu he
had come to see about 1t.
Mr.. Cannon replied sharply that
such a remark was an insulting insin-
uation. He said the committee would
be composed of representative men,
honest and fair, and that such charges
were not to be eountenanced.
''Oh, didn't expect any considera-
tion for labor" asserted the caller.
81 want to say to you right now"
quickly spoke Mr.. Cannon, becoming
thoroughly aroused" that any repu-
table representative of labor is Just
as welcome to this room, and will
always receive the same earnest con-
sideration as that extended to j. Pier
pont Morgan or any one else. We are
always ready and willing to do any
thing we can for labor"
Then appoint Mr.. Livermash, our
representative" Mr. Cannon inter-
rupted, committees are appointed in
this house with the best interests OF
the country at heart and the majority
Is responsible for the committees cs
a whole, while the minority places
have been left to the minority leaders"
II demand that Mr.. Livermash be
appointed" repeated Schulteis.
1T is you who would now pack
the committee, is it, sir?" demanded
Mr.. Cannon rising from his chair
Committees are not to be packed in
this house."
You were member of the commit
tee on rules in the fifty first congress
when you ruled against labor" said
Schulteis, in what was apparently in
tended to be menacing tone. 81 went
to your district" he continued, "and
you remember what happened"
"Your threats are nothing to me-"
the speaker told the visitor.
Show this man out of here, you see
him?" (this to the doorkeepcr). "Well
never let him enter my room again"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
FATAL INJURIES
Couple Struck by Train While Trying to
Gross New York Central Tracks
at Rochester,

Rochester. N. ", Dec. 3-William
Jacobs was fatally hurt and Agnes
Barry escaped without serious injury
while trying to cross the New York
Central tracks just outside the city to-
day. The couple were in a carriage
and Jacobs tried to make the crossing
before the train which was running
30 miles an hour. The horse crossed
safely but the carriage was struck.
Jacobs had both legs broken and suf-
fered other injuries that resulted in
his death this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
WARSHIP ASHORE

Victoria. B. c., Dec. 3-H. M. s.
Flora OF the Pacific squadron, at this
station. while enroute to Comex went
ashore on Village Point in a dense fog
this morning. Her bow Is high out
of the water and her stern submerged.
No communication is possible with
the shore. hence the extent of the dam
age to the vessel is not known but Is
evidently serious.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
ATTACKED BY HORSE
Harry johnson. Groom at Louisville
Terribly MangIed Stallion.
Died In Hospital.

Louisville. KY. Dec. 3.--While Lead
ing the stallion Hammock, owned by
Mike Deweyer, out OF the stable at the
Schultz stock farm. near this city to-
day, Henry Johnson, a groom, was
attacked BY the animal which had
never before displayed temper. His
arm was torn on and tho flesh stripped
from his body by the brute.
Johnson was brought to this city
and later died at hospital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
PROBATE COURT.

Ohio VS.. George Graham, drunken
ness. pleads guilty, $500 and costs
and committed until paid.
Ohio VS.. Thomas Kenney. drunken
ness, pleads guilty, $500 and costs and
committed until paid.
Ohio VS.. VIM. Conley, drunkenness
pleads guilty. $500 and costs and COM
mitted until paid.
In the estate Of Robert F'ilson. ~.
lance, flnal account hled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
THE DOUGLASS EFFECTS
Denial of Rumor That Children ot
Frederick Douglass Will Sue to OBJ
tain Possession of Property.

Washington, d. c.. Des. 3.-Reports
to the effect that the children of Fred
erick Douglass, by his first wife, a ne
gress, would make effort to obtain
possession of the valuable books. man
uscripts and other personal effects
left to his second wife. white wom-
an. Mrs. Helen Douglass, who died
here. are denied by one of the children
employed in government department.
The belongings will goto the Doug
lass Memorial and Historical associa-
tion. which Mrs. Douglass incorpor-
ated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
NOT GUILTY
SAYS Senator Accused of
Bribery.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 3.-State
Senator Jesse Dewell surrendered to-
day to answer the charge of soliciting
bribes of $4,000 for himself and two
other state senators to vote against the
so-called baking powder trust He
pleaded not guilty and was released in
81 900 bond
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
PERMITS TO WED.

Christian Fafre and Marie Thellen
Alliance
Max silk and Sarah suserman. Can.
ton.
Alvin r. Dennis to Florence B!sson-
ette, Canton.
Archie Jsnkinson 70 Agnes Young
blood. Massilion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-08
WILL TAKE men BACK

Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. s--The ronnsyl-
vania railroad Will rc-cmploy ne
freight crews and nsemen recently
discharged under rules OF reironch-
ment, Such an order 10 said TO have
been issued on the eastern division and
II IL expected to become effective ON
q Plltaturg diyisioa during he pycs-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
HAD BEEN ENOEAvoR,Nc TO IN.
CITE THE PEOPLE 70 VIC.
LENcE AND TREASON.
LEADER OF the CAMS TAKEN ALIVE
DETACHMENT OF RURAL GUARDS
KILLS THE OTHER THREE
IN RUNNING FIGHT.

Havana. July 90 Tho efforts of 4
qnar'cite of Wild characters 10 cause
an uprising IN the vicinity OF Bayamo.
province ~ Santiago. have ended in
the capture of their leader and the kill.
In. of the other three men. For weeks
the four Mon had b.eu attracting con
siiufab!e attention IL that vicinity, en-
aeasof!Es ~ incite the people 10 tr:a-
son AMI violence on III. round that
the revolutionary forces had not been
paid and we're no,. likely 10 he paid.
tuesday the part. Was uycriaken by a
detachment 81 the rural guard and the
ls'a:"r att III. horses u the agitation.
is's we're captured after some shoot
tnr Oh both sides The other three
E.cn were pursued and I'll killed
Several shots were fired NJ the
guards but not one of them was hit.
The facts IN the case were tclegraphei
II scno. ieTfo So rotary u the inie-
!ipr. 10y the governor OF Santiago.
Secretary ierro Informed the CORE
snHn!cn' II the Associated Press that
this .GeetuaIly ends the only sem.
tiance ~ an uprising in Cuba Two
81 th. culprits v.ye former conyicts.
Only one o: the party had belonged 10
til. resUlHt tUfAry army
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
HEAVY DAMAGE At LOWELL.
Plate oiass Windows Broken and
Buildings Shaken.

Boston. July 80 Persons coming 10
Boston on the . 81 train from Lowell
were cye.wi;ness.s of the explosion u;
Lowell. The accident happened Just
n the train wag passing the works.
the tracks ~ III. Boston aud Maine
railroad being about third of a mile
away
The concrsainn ~Es ~ grea, as 10
lin the wheels from the rails and II
seemed aa II III. ears would turn over
The train rlghsri iiseif. how.s.r. and
there vas no damag. from the shock
In The city proper two miles dis.
tant. tn. shock was Tremendous TN
many streets III. earth APPEARED II
ir.,nhlc slightly and al buildings
rtook IL all 8.stioa. u Lowell -
prstaiiy that part nearest the Concord
river glass MAS smashed from ain.
ioss and In several Instances persons
we're cut l.ars" plate glass Windows
IT. tho business streets ~ til. cit, ~eTe
demolished
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
LlSaTkihC KILLS SIX.
Terrific w.rc. Ram s1d ts,i storm ~
Michigan.

Alpcra. Mich July 3a-A t"Frihe
sInh AMI rain storm. Accompanies ~
ha.l pas~.s. osc- Alssaa couat' cafihs
n. ntsht CAUSING much damage 70
richards a.i crops James ftag!st"a
sa- Killed by lightning Much damas"
. alao rcragt..l in prczque Isle county
A, rarr.as.ll. Village ia Asrona
coun,y. on tn. lake thofv b.''9" NJ
lightning instant, All.'i jam
forrest ari hts wife ~ tAed h's's
Dell crotaeFA. a farmer near Una" - !.
In pgpsuu. lsle county. "as h'''a -
4 lightning bolt IL i.ong hapiHs AZ
drew Hansen. aged fourteen years. an
hlg cousin. young girl. ~'f" p''t'
killed and iIansen's uncle MAS SET
ously injured while the, a"ic s''A'"t
In their rarioT Watching tho storm
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30

Aee,cen, poilo.I Opening OF oa'' I"
Allegheny River.

pii,shurs. July 3o--A sad aec'i'h,
followed shortly after The openihE -
dam No | in the Allegheny nj TIERS
lsland In which four yonn4 p"op'
were drowned Their names az. ="
s,ph utown. Henry brown. ft'aes"~
nusl.r. Jr. ani Edna shiple'
Tn. three boys were rid'ns aIouu'
hain~ tho dam in n skin ami. seeing
three girl friends on the nank. invited
,ho,n to io,n In tho ride When all had
hacn acn,ed nc skin was headed Tor
~ a.n, and when within a short dis
tancc from the structure the suction
srn,r tho bear trap drew the boat. IN
spite OF the boys frantic ehoits. ahu", n,,,
,hc water flowing over the aam hu'
two OF tho party escaped
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
NOT EVEN A sggFsrEAk LErT.
Cow eass Two Sticks OF Oynan'''e '"'
Blows Up.

OwinKsvillc. Ky. July so.-A ~.
liar accident took place al BEDFORD n, :
some workm.n were engaged w 80
ging q pond on Mrs. Chandies : '"' - -
and left several sticks 81 dynam,'e "
the ground while they worked a Gov
was grasing around and swallowed '"' No
s,icL. The workmen noticed that tns
anima, seemed distressed. but a'd NJ
Lnnw what allied her. Finally the COW
hcran running. disappearing around =
Nil A few minutes later there came
: terrinc explosion and when the WORN,
man reached the spot where the amman
vas last seen there Was nothing c.'
crcept : few pieces OF bones and h'de'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
GRAND JURY AGAIN NEE rs.
More indictments Likely IN Postofhee {
tasestisstion.

WASHINGTON. July 2o-The federal
grand jaB Ia. resumed its eonsidera
tlun ~ postal eases. but IL did not r.
port tn. - peciei indictments Assist
ant ItstVstt Attorney Taggari Was un
certain whra the luy would report
Ii - AnoAn that tner" ~ AT least one
witness ah0 ls - hc examined regard
INK matters concerning Geors" "
H"av.fs. already under indictment IN
ntookl,n on account II his alleged
connection With the government puf'
thasc - postal supplies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
WRECK THEIR HOMES.
rxarx.iic Iro.) Mob Attacks Houses
of NEGROES.

Ey.ussille. Ind. July so,-The al
,..,l,n, between whites and blacks
,,nnl .xnf,.s.on between | and n. m
!, m attach hy mob of fiftccn white
-. rnon th.. homes nf four negro fam
- a,4 l..gre the police could inter
80 -, woe neArl, wrecked Mn"n
tho police appeared IN" ior'e was h,i
equal To cope With the mon sho ""'''
others were coming 10 the scene ''e ~
taking marty dispersed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
pREACI4CR KILLS WIFE.
Murder Results From Womans Oe
r,and Tor Alimony.

Kansas City. july 3o.-Rev. IL. H.
,,ilson negro preacher. shot ana
lillca his wife nj Kansas City. Kan.
u,l,nn's wife had sued him for divorce
.nd n,naing the trial of the case the
80, had ordered him to pay her ten
porary alimcny and her attorney ices
utlson hah failed 10 MAKE ms w.!
mems promptly and his wite mao
threatened him with arrest. "hich -"
IN the shooting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
The Masfe- Of tie Bod,

The Wastes Of the Body
Livery seven days the blood, muscles and
bone- Of man Of average size lc-es two
pounds Of wornont tissue This waste
cannot bc fepleni-hed aud the health
and strength kept nr without perfect
digestion. When the stomach and di
ge9tyr organs failt perform their func
iions. the strength let's down, health
gives away. and disease sets up. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach
and digestive organs TO digest and a
eiinilatc ali of tie wholesome food that
may be en.cn irto the kind OF blood
that rcbaid- the tissues and protects
the hea't ~ the mind and body. kodol
cure !rdie' -tien. Dyspepsia and al
stomach 'roubles. 1t !, an ideal spring
torir solo by Cook 4 Odee
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
MINING PLANT BLOWN UP.
Wa,chmar Shoots S.spcct Who Was
Running away.

Idaho Springs. Colo. July 30-An
.1p!oAlun al the sun and Moon min.
near here wrecked the transformer
house SIT tn. u the oil IL the trans.
formers ard threatened the destruction
II the main sha!ihonse
Tie aatchlaan nj the mine saw men
running away n the time and shot one
q. them lie MAS taken In charge am
cared for Tho min. employed non.
union men at,>- a strike. pynami.e
- h.,i.,e.. iu haye been used
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
SCcohD TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Jeu and Write Case Begins at Gym.
IN arr. ~.

c.r;hlsna ky Jaly 81 The oour,
fer tie eeeona trial Il Curtis Jctt and
Thomas White ies ihe murder Of James
II NJ. M At Jackson. NJ opened the
-, >. IN al ; "a n Fifty one
altIte~ts 1T t.e commonwealth an
A-tt.s. i taesg names Prosecuting
Atf0.t,y i Byrd mad. the opening
= treks
Captain n J Even. the prime pal
state Witness .as first called Nuch
Interest NAv manifested IL Was after
II O'Clock when the hearing OF efi.
G.nC, t.saD
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
STEsnSlES COMPANION.
One tnaiEn h.!is Another During .
Drunken Debauch.

parl RAPIDS. MINI. July 3o.-An In
sian named H.niy Jones was arrested
N the ,:r.a, Northern hotel 10y Dep
uty Shnrir Rssslor for tn" murder oi
Al ladsan named Smith iao miles east
n N.nahgs several Indians were
drinking aud In an ugl, and auafrei
s5nl. mood Jones dragged smith from
the ttut hy haa iknr, hicf twisted
around his noch When separated
smith nae felnd ic hc dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
ExPLOSiCM ON "A v.aar
Twenty Seamen Have Narrov. Esoao.
From Death.

New York. July so.-Twenty IT n.
composing the crew Of the tramp
steamer Gastric, have had a narrow
escape from death. Rushing from a
burst Of fame caused by an explosion
Of sulphuric acid gas In the hold Of
the ship. which MIS- moored in the
Erie basin, the men made their way
up the black. smc.s filled hatchway.
and half smotherUd. plunged into the
water. All were saved
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
SENATOR DAVIS WIDOW wEOs
Becomes the wife cf Hunter Dell CT
krossiiie Tenn.

Wasaln.ion. Jsly 59 Mfs Anna
Arnew pa,!s widow 4 the lat. United
States Senator Cush.nan X Davis II
minnesota. and Hunter doll II nnoK
VILE. Tenn scre married al The
br!ass home IT, this c!ts during tie
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
r,utssr u,,,~. . ~s~c:uer.

Plymouth. Eng. July 3o.--The Brit
~ ,h,rd class cruiser Melampus col
iidai with and sank the British steam
sr err Rupcr, on the LIZARD during !. the
nirht The crew Of the Rupcrr w.
ssycd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
TWO ITALIANS KILLED.
Severe Electrical Storm Sweeps Over
Pittsburo.

Pittsburg. July 30.-Dur!ng an elcc.
trical storm = hlmbar of Italians took
refuge In building at 7s0s Kelly
street. The building was struck by
lightning and two men weic killed In.
s'antly. Three others were injured
but will recover.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30

isv Ecs T. Dunlap ~ - Jehn
Episcopal fharrh uiheiS'~i hnis ~"
intimate tssrpda witnessed Inc s'I'
rnory The couple LEI, fnf tn sNhta
~ the.s honey moon tFte
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
was pi1eed at thirty. MANY o,ners ia.
Oeen su&htly bruised or cut by nyinR
glAeo The financial loss vas placed
at $40 .OCo
Shock Felt q cambr,doe.

Cambridge. Mass. July yO.-Tha
shock 81 the Lowell explosion was gen
ofAuy !olt In Cambridge and vicinity
The disturbance was recorded by In.
serumsntS at the Harvard college OBJ
seyvat0sy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-30
I'D cANOs GasslA1UCA -
gQDcQtloxD
IN JXXX All
:se. zoe. sAEAsl 0sSsBistA.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold In bulk.
Beware Of the dealer who tries &c sell
''somcthins list as good"


Tor residence purposes. for sale, els to
goo T.. Sheridan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-25
A NOTABLE MONUMENT.
Which Is to Be Erected at Salisbury,
N. c.

Charlotte, N. G., Oct. 23.-To the Sa-
vannah Morning News: While passing
through the city of Salisbury, N. c.,
yesterday I noticed in a drug store the
model of a Confederate monument, to
be erected by the Daughters of the
Confederacy of that city. The statue
is a group of two-"Fame" supporting
a tattered-attired Confederate soldier.
1t seems to express the idea that the
Confederate army fought until it be-
came too hot and exhausted to wear
a hat, and threw it away,
until it became too exhaust
ed to wear a coat and cast
it also aside; it then rolled UP it's
sleeves to fight, and fought until it had
neither clothes nor shoes nor food to
sustain it, and was overpowered by
superior force.
The young soldier is shown as hav-
ing fought a good fight, and after hav-
ing his gun shot to pieces, and being
mortally wounded, is about to sink,
when Fame descends from the skies,
and, pressing him to her breast, seems
to say, Touch him no more; he be-
longs to me-" and holds aloft the
crown of Immortality, which history
Will soon pldCe upOll lllS DlONs
The group is a glorifcation of the
Confederate soldier, his valor, his en-
durance and his patience under the
sorest privations. 1t also suggests the
splendid role of the Confederate wom-
en-, who by their Spartan spirit, nerved
their sons to the last measure of devo-
ton. 1t also illustrates the lines
Glory! tbs to wear the crown
OF a deserved and pure success,
But he who knows how to fail has
won
A crown whose lustre is no less"
Never did historian more faithfully
write the story of the four years strug-
gle than did the sculptor of that stat
ue The group will be in bronze, thir-
teen and one-half feet high, the pc
destal of granite and the whole TWEEN
ty-two feet high. bearing the single
inscription, "Glory to the Conquered. ;"
w. r. Starr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-25
NEW HOUSES GOING UP
GREAT ACTIVITY IN BUILDING IN
SAVANNAH.
WoRKMEN ARE KEPT BUSY.
HAVE ALL THAT THEY ARE ABLE
TO ATTEND TO.

Not Only Are Modern Homes Being
Erected in Every Section of the
City, hut Repairs and improve
ments Are Being Made on old
Houses Residences Are Being
Made COzy aud Snug for the Win
by Tax Assessors for Improve
ments of All Sorts.
There is no let up in the amount
of building that is being done in Sa-
employment without having to look
very hard for it. That they have about
all that they can to do is shown by the
record book of building permits in the
office of the Board of Tax Assessors,
or by trip around the city.
The great difficulty that skilled work.
men are experiencing now is that Of
attending to all of the business that is
being pushed upon them. Not only are
new and modern houses being erected
in every quarter Of the city, but addl-
lions are being made, outhouses and
stables are being built and repairs are
being made. Workmen are needed for
all OF this work. Walls are being pa
pered, old houses are being converted
into new ones. and a thousand odds
and ends that keep labor busy, are be-
ing looked after at this time.
There is always this activity and
rush at this season of the year. when
homes are being prepared for the win
ter months. but Fire Marshal George
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-25
LADY WEARS ERMINE
OF PETTY COURT.
County Officials Received Visit
From Lady Justice of Peace.

County officials Received a Visit
From Lady Justice of Peace.
The business of the Court of Ordi-
nary was not as heavy yesterday as
on the preceding days of the week,
the issuance of letters of guardianship
and a marriage license being the most
important matters of a routine nature
transacted.
The afternoon was enlivened by the
visit of a Massachusetts justice of the
peace, in the person of Miss M. M.
Mischler of Boston. Miss Mischief is
one of a hundred or more justices in
the Hub, nor is she the only lady JUS
tice in that city of learning. Her Of
flee is in the fremont building, and she
extended the officials an invitation to
drop in and see her when they next
came to her city.
The letters of guardianship were is
sued to Edward ]. Coffee. as guardian
of John E. Coffee, a minor.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk Molina to George Martin and
Catherine Green.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-25

Mouro, who has to inspect every piece
of work of this sort that is being DONE
says that more repairs are being made,
and that more structures of every con-
ceivable sort are being put up now,
than during the same time of any year
in his recollection. And Fire Marshal
Mouro is backed in his statement by
the official records in the Office of the
tax assessors, where permits must be
secured before any work of building
can be done.
And no single section of the city is
being benefited. While of course there
is room for but few new houses in the
downtown section of the city, i'm
provements are being made in these
localities and houses that are not so
modern are being made more COM
Portable. There has been no sudden
squirt in building operations and the
city's expansion has been steady, and
in every direction. The records con-
vey the information that the amount
of work of this character is increas-
ing weekly and that people are steadi-
ly coming in from some where to oc-
cupy these new dwellings,, for there
are comparatively few houses for
rent in Savannah at this time.
Only yesterday permits were issued
by the tax assessors for the construc-
ton of three two-story frame houses.
The Chatham Real Estate and I'm
provement Company was granted per-
mission to put UP a dwelling in Bar
ry Ward, on Thirty-fourth street.
east; the Peoples Investment Com
pany to erect a similar structure in
Telfair Ward, on Henry street, east:
Minna A. Waring to erect the same
sort Of dwelling in Waring Ward, on
Anderson street, east. Work is now
being rushed in every section on build
ings for which permits were issued
during the past few months. AS these
permits were issued from time to time
Morning News.