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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
RECORDER DISQUALIFIED.
Alderman Watson Has Agreed TO
Try Negro Cab Man.

Alderman Watson Has Agreed TO
Try Negro Cab Man.
Harris Boston, the negro cabman
who is charged with violating Section
1886 of MacDonell's Code, on Jan. 81, 1902
will be given a hearing by Alderman
Watson in Police Court on Thursday.
The alderman will conduct the investi-
cation at the request of counsel for the
defense.
AS was stated in the Morning News
yesterday. when Judge Barrow re-
versed the decision of Recorder Myrick,
who had held that Boston was guilty
of disorderly conduct when he blocked
the entrance to the Plant System de-
pot and refused to move when ordered,
the Recorder ordered Boston again ar
rested for violating a special section.
When the case was called yesterday
George w. Owens. Esq, representing
the accused, suggested that the Re-
corder was disqualified, for the reason
that he was counsel for the Atlantic
Coast Line. Recorder Myrick ex-
pressed a willingness to have Alderman
Watson hear the case.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

world. Miss E. NJ. Swan, Stamford
Conn, says:
Before l began taking Paine's Gel
cry Compound my blood was in a very
bad state, and l had three large alb
scesses under my right arm, which
completely disabled me from work, or
even dressing myself At last l was
compelled to have the Assesses open-
ed, when my eczema became worse
than ever before. l tried everything
that l could hear of, and also had sew
eral of the best doctors, but they did
not cure me. then commenced the
use of Paine's Celery Compound. and
before I had finished the second bottle
my Assesses had all healed. and the
eczema was almost gone. am now on
my fourth bottle, and am more than
happy to say that I have not a pimple
or any sign of eczema on my body. I
am thankful for the great work that
Paine's Celery Compound has done for
me-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
CITY BREVlTIES.

The Julia Mcleod Chapter Of Kings
Daughters viii hold it's annual outing
at Tybee May 2S. The members of the
organization are anxious to make the
day as great success financially as
possible, and therefore ask that those
who visit the island on that day pur-
chase their tickets from members Of
the chapter of whom several will be at
all trains
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
ABDUCTED HIS GIRLS.
Aged Father Was mt City Exchange
Seeking Redress.

Old and feeble, resident of Monteith
called at the City Exchange yesterday
to ask the Mayor to assist him in re-
covering his two daughter who, he said.
had been abducted by two young
men and taken to South Carolina.
The aged father, pining for his young
daughters, did not see the Mayor. He
was told that the Mayor could not aid
him in any way for the reason that the
crime was not committed in his baili-
wick, and the girls are not residents
of this city. He was referred to the
county officers and some effort win be
made to get hold of the girls and bring
them back to Chatham county. The
old man has been informed. however
that he viii have to pay the expenses
Of the trip.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
TWO FOR THEFT.

Vina Baldwin, colored, was arrested
last night by Detective Murphy for
the theft Of watch. an umbrella and
a bank book from a Greek who lodged
complaint with the plain clothes man.
Shortly afterwards a negro man was
made a prisoner for the theft OF pine
apples from an Atlantic Coast Line
car.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
VICTORIA S0CIETY'S
OFFICERS FOR 1903

At a meeting of the Victoria Society
last night the following officers were
elected 10 serve during the ensuing
year
President-Percy Sugden.
First Vice President-E. Moyle.
Second Vice President-W. II. Muir
DOCK
Secretary and Treasurer-Harry Nc
Even.
Amendments 20 the constitution and
bylaws were adopted The reports
~ the various committees show the
society 70 be Ia q hOurishing condl-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
WHITE STONE LTTHIA WATER.

Is the lightest water on the market.
can prove it by actual test. The cal
ten times as long as any other. A
a few minutes after being opened, viii
will retain theirs for hours after being
Read what the noted DIR. L. C. Stephens. who
was president of the State Medical Association
OF South Carolina also president OF the State
Board Of Medical Examiners until he resigned.
Greenville. Sept. 5, 1902.
I DO not hesitate to say that the effect Of the
water upon those who drink 1t for any length Of
time has been perfectly marvellous Invariably
an increase both in flesh and appetite was per
ceptible. IN one week proving 1t to be mineral
water of undoEbted powerful tonic property.
Its peculiar adaptability TO diseases original
ing from disorders Of the kidneys, bladder and
liver, such as dropsy, Brights disease dia-
betes. uric acid calculi, and all forms OF dys-
pepsia rheumatism and govt. is to be expected
from he splendid analysis. 1t has been noted
frequently that parties. before using this wa
ter, had TO follow every meal with some form
Of corrective or eonfne themselves entirely to
predgested foods soon discarded these en-
tireiy, being delighted to find that the water
alone-nature's own remedy -Sdfnced.
OF the many who drank this water this sea-
son for ten days consecutvely, not one but ex-
perieneed decided benefit and a perceptible
gain In weight varying from 10 pounds.
L. c. STEPHENS, M. D.
We have the largest brick hotel in the Carol
electric car line from Southern Railroad. Hot
WHITE STONE LITHIA WAITE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
HAS ACCEPTED INVITATION
FOR WESLEY BI-CENTENARY.

"Wesley's influence on religion out
side OF Methodsm" win be the sub
jet upon which Rev. J. c. c. Black
81 Augusta viii speak during the Wes-
ley bl-centenary celebration in Sa-
yannah next month. The acceptance
by Mir. Black Of an invitation 10 deliver
an address upon this memorable occa-
sion completes the programme
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

the stuff found in the house, was
brought to the city. Taylor claims
that the tobacco was given to him to
sell by another negro. The officers
are anxious to find an owner for the
goods, and in the meantime the sus-
poets are behind the bars.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

Gardener. who had been ore OF the
most earnest speakers against the
amendment, got up again and being
recognized by the president, said that
ho didn't know just how he was going
10 answer his people about this mat
ter. but just 10 have the convention
that had been so beautiful and har-
monious end IL peace and brotheriy
love. he would withdraw his objections
= the amendment and vote in favor OF
=.
The motion 70 reconsider the morn
ing report was then taken UP. and the
report was brought again before the
body. The amendment was passed
and then the report as amended was
adopted.
The Closing Hour.
The call for other business Brought
forth only the usual resolutions OF
thanks 10 the Baptists OF Savannah
and friends of other denominations in
the city who had extended courtesfes,
the daily newspapers, for full and in
teresting reports OF the convention
proceedings, the railroads. hotels.
steamboats,. telegraph companies, and
boarding houses. and all others who
had given reduced rates or entertain
ment 10 members of the convention.
President Eagle said a few words in
closing and urged all the members Of
the convention to strive for even
greater things in the work for the
cause of Christ The convention then
closed with the singing Of the beauu-
full hymn God Be with You TIL Me
Meet Again" hundreds OF delegates
and ladies pressing forward to shake
hands with the president and officers.
The be0edicriOn closed the convention.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
TWO STEAMERS
MAY BE NEEDED

To Carry to Beaufort All ExcursiOn-
lists who Want to Go.
Two steamer loads of excursionists
may be taken to Beaufort to-day on an
excursion to be given under the aus
pieces of the Young Ladies' Aid Society
of the First Baptist Church. 1t was at
first planned to make the trip on the
Clifton, but so many of the delegates
to the Southern Baptist Convention and
other visitors to the city expressed a
desire to go, that one steamer may be
unable to accommodate all. and so the
Clayton has also been secured provi-
sionally, to be used If needed. The trip
will begin at 8 o'clock, city time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

This is claiming a great deal. but we
donated water will retain it's gases
hard water will only retain it's gases
lie soft water like White Stone Lthia
opened.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
ANALYSIS OF
WHITE STONE Me- I!THIA WATER

GEORGE A. FERGUSON, PHI, B.
AND
RAYMOND J. NESFELL,
Analytical and Consulting Chemists College NJ
Pharmacy, OF the City Of New York
Dec. "a 1901.
Compounds as they exist in solution in one
gallon of water:
sodium Chloride 80. ....,.....,,...... o s5,n
Llthium Bicarbonate. Observation-Disclosures, l 94I6
Sodium Blcarbonate ............ .......,, 1 4I9I
Magnesium Biearbonate ..... ..... -. I5e4I
Ioh blcarDohate. ..... ...'. ....... 0.5ll6
rosasslum sulphate ......... ........... 4. $500
Soolum Sulphate zee. ..................., 0.T172
Calcium Sulphate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 0S00
Llthlum Sulphate ........... .........,. IL 1862
Alumina -, 100, ......,... $3.50. q 0so0
Silica Observation-Disclosures. 2 $500
This is very pure Mineral water, and con-
tanning L1thum Salts. makes it valuable
water incidentally. At 100 degrees F. the water
is clear and odorless.
GEORGE A. FERGUSON. PHI. B.
RAYMOND ]. NESTELL.
IL is the lightest water on the market which
we can prove By actual test. For further in
formation write TO WHITE STONE LITHIA
WATER CO.
White Stone Springs, s. c.
mas or Georgia with all modern improveme nts
! open winter and summer.
CO., White stone Springs, S. c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12
An Appeal 10 Grace.

At this juncture, while a dozen dele
gates We're trying 10 get recognition
from the president, a minister on the
platform came forward and with up
lifted hands. said Let US Pray" The
asscmblage rose and stood while the
minister appealed 10 the Throne or
Grace 20 counsel and guide the lips and
thoughts of the men then striving 10
settle "A grave and important question.
The CioWd again Was seated and Reg.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

Trade supplied by Liyingston's Phar-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

Will sell for this week only $1400 and
$500 Couches, upholstered in three or
four tone velours. full spring edge,
tasty, stylish articles,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-12

Mrs. u. W. Iruetts chairman or the
Committee on Resolutions then made
the following report:
Resolved, That our thanks be here
and now rendered the people of Sa-
vannah for their cordial hospitality,
and especially to the Baptists for their
gracious welcome and for their many
kindnesses shown us while here
Resolved, That we thoroughly APP
preciate and are grateful for the Off
cial work Of our officers one and all
during the past year, and that we es-
pecially thank our corresponding Sec
rotary, recording secretaries, and presi-
dent pro tenn, for their services dur
ing the convention.
Resolved, That our work has been
with very much greater ease and
pleasure because Of the splendid work
Of the ushers and pages and Of the
music ard decoration committees.
Resolved. That our sincere thanks
be- extended the Baptist ladies of Sa-
vannah for the elegant reception ten
eeIea them Ia honor Of the messengers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
Sir &ataitrupbe Der llntergrnnOs
Sahn.

Sin 9ariIer Correspondent I6retbt:
Die SABINE iiber benz Staotbauie lit
auf 6albmait ge3ogert. PariS lit in
Erauer. Sine gruuii9e 8ataItropbe
bat iiber Nu4t Ssammer uno glenb in
3dblrei9e 6amilien getragen. SIS mar
qe0en Iie6en llbr Nben08, al8 Der 3ug
Nr. A Der yNletropolitanz8 abn" Die
Station bes 8oulebdrO @li6p perlieB,
un in Ditli4er Hi6tung gum 8aittlz
lenpluB 81 fabren. 8ur5 6tnter Der
Station Des 8oulepurD 8Qrbes entz
oedte Der Wattman, baB in 5ol9e Ell
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tung Der Subboben ieines poroeriten
@dggon5 in 8ranO gerat6en mar. 60
fort lieB man balten uno peranlaBte
fGmmtlt6e SabrgGite, Die bier Wugz
CONS 3u rdumen unb auf benz Qudi
Der 8arbess Station Die Nnfunft bes
folgenoes 3uge8 Nr. 80 %ab3unurten.
0ieIer ipurbe ~teIepboniih beorbert,
feline 6u6rt gu bei6Ieunigen unb trdf
in Der Shat nd6 taum elmer Wtinute
Elm. Sn3pii6en hatten Die 8eamten
bes 53uges Ger. A bur6 Quf6iitten
bon 0uTer ben 8ranb ibres 8orberz
Waggpns gel016t = dnI 6einenD me-
ntgIten8 unb borldufig. Spfort naA
Nntunft bes 3uges Nr. 50 purOen Die
&eifenoen, Die DEN 3ug Rr. Al batten
berldTen miiFen, in Die bereit5 fart
beIeBten bier Waggons ienes 3%ipeiten
Srain8 peritaut, unb gemeinium ieB@
ten nun bic a6t Waggons Die Heiie
fort, Die porberen bier Ieer unb geI6oz
ben, Die binteren bier I6iebenb un0
iiberfiiut. Ru6 penigen Sefunben
brad bus Seuer in ben beI6dbtgten
2eitpaggon5 abermals aus, unb bel
Der ra1enb f9neuen 5u6rt pflan3te es
fih nit Winbe5I6neIe mad riidpdrts
peiter, bas gan3e 8efGbrt, ben gun5en
13uq, Die beiben 3iige ~beorobenb. I'm
ter pa1fenber 9efa6r 9elangte man
10 bis CUR 8eQeoilez Station, mo es
benz 3uqperfpnal gerotben erf6ien,
nieDerum fdmmtlide Reiienbe aus
feiqen gu laTen unb Die leeren u6t
@aegons ouf eigenes Hiiito sur nidt
mebr fernen GnOitation 81 bugiiren.
r~npiuig, aber ge3ipungen blieben
abermuIs iGmmtli4e SabrgGite auf
benz 8ubniteig 5urid unb erfparteten
ben nu4fOlgsnbsn britten 3ug Rr. As,
pGbrenb Die beiben perungliidten
Srains Al unb 50 Dor linen in Der
3i9tung our Station Der Hue .bss
Srois>g ourpnnes perI6panben. Der
3ug Nr. A fam, bic .@ntgleiiten, q
tpie fte ii9 la4enO nunnten, quetia=
ten ii6 81 ben anberen in Die Wagz
CONS, uno tpieber bruuite bic mGleftri=
i6e" bOrnGrts. 4ber nidt mebr nett
| Iolte lie seIangen. auf Der Station
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
MsRrrn Wnrhlnnh 0nhn.

Sret in Rrat an 81. 5uui 1908
3ioe ptrLaien bic 0iQtu= Station, ME tplat:
9dgIi6.
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glartiHsburs, g9in6tttr uro 9uHtis an ocSe3ss
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linic bfti4 BON Gmorp.SroOt, gorlisls Il. y. K
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uao 8,ttpsburg.
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225 Ta9m. Qfiomm. mad &morgsSt0ut.
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332 gahm. grprsB mad Q0ci Il. g. 4 %. Sio.
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liHi,, 6agvstODH, Grc0UId, SmmIls5aE5 u'S
500 go6m, GrBytB uaa glpHOOn. Gti9HH.
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9ur SOHutugs .
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piutts uHD gIpdds3urtau IN Ar 40, AF'
gcliimortsStraBt
9Tos balt,u an llnious, observation-disclosures
Snltors uuo BalHro0fs (Rcrt5saot) SidiIoHtH.
0alt nidt on gtauiplDaHiasADt. citation an.
. 81. RaHiplo Gen. sSupt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

Der n2outspilIe 4n3eiz
ger" I9retbt ii6er unieren neuen Sc
neralitub: nlnier neuer 8eneralita6
lit, pbglei6 Dem OeutI6en nd4gebiIz
bet, bod psIentIid bon oieIem oerz
I9iecen, Du me9rere Der bis6erigen
MilitGrz DEPARTMENTS in ibrerGigen=
art fortbeite6en. Die beabIi9tigt gez
peiene Concentration puroe, oa Den
9e9nern 3ugeitdnonife gemadt tperz
ben muBten, leioer ni6t errei4t. Smz
MERLIN piro Der Stab iopp6l Die
QrmeepertpuItung, ais aud Die ~itratez
glide 2eitung in ben 9dnOen BADEN,
10 odB Elm georOneteS transport
8erpFlegungs= unO 2a3arstbpeien 81
erparten lit. Die 9ouptaufgobe Deg
9tabcs lit natiirIia Die @ntpsrfung
BON 8ert6eioigungs> uno 4ngriff@z
plGnen fir ben SAL zines &rie9es.
8ei einem Gonflitt nit elmer fremoen
Ma6t miro ieoo6 Der commando
renoe @enerul i'm 5eloe audi in gu
tunft fel6ftItdnoig hdnDeln uno midi
bios oas a~usiibsnoe Wsrf5eug Dee
@eneralItabes biloen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
9icnitas, ben %. Muanft 1908.

Der 8ergfpurt fOrbert
ieoen CONNER feline Spfer; in oieier
Salon bat Die 8ergtrarelei cine uns
gepObnli4 6obe Qn3a6l Menidenz
leben getuftet. Sn Der S4pei5 uno
in Sprpl aQein finb iiber 90 Wtenz
f6enleben Dem 8ergiport gum 0pfer
gefauen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
RghzG rrrksD ampfbupt- Gumpaanir

9ampitr o,rldbt 9ooion's Bufts, Gub erQaris
SiTasr, taalt@, anbtt Santiago 9'rm. uHs
4aam.; S~amfa9s Z goru. uuo 2.30 Rabm
grppn's 10 BARN. unO 3 Ra6m. e%ouHio1s
4 NM 8 Born. uHo 2 Rd6m. mad 3o6sGrut:
9ronH's W,rit, 10 WiH. ipdtsr. 7ampicr oT!aBt
oisltlbs g9erftt na6 6toHtp=6rot tdalib 7 9Orm.
IMP 230 8a6m SroDH's Y9erits 10 gorm.
ann 3 9u5m. 6onutaqs 4 uHp 5 Born. pub 2
Ra4m. GiHiraauHatH fir bic 6aii9n lest aHa,s
nOmmtH. 9oGiuiEaesH bti 3. R. 6tath SHS
pTiHteuetut Der MtrftL rT7i243Rtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

0a8 muB man ben 3tps
niiten uno beionoer8 ibren 6iibrern
Or. 6sr3I, Or. 8ottbeit, mar 9foroau
Ii. u. Sugeiteben, lie perfoIgen TIRE
G3iele nit ungen09nli6erGnerg uno
1te MAIDEN 6orti9ritte, Der Sultan
lit, ME ieBt altf Dem 3ioniitentdg in
8aIel hetannt geporben, nidt abgez
neigt, ben Suben Die 8ieoerbeiieDe>
lung 9alditina's 81 geItatten, unb
&uBluno ion bas 9roiett begiinitigen.
9ulGItina lit uber in 6oIge Der WGI=
berperpIitung nidt me6r oas 3dno,
ND Mil9 uno 9pnig fliebt. @tfpas
anoeres rpdre es nit einem autonpmen
iibii9en Stat i'm britiI6en Dit
ufrifa, fir ben Gbamberlain ous mo-
thioe Serritorium angeboten baben
foa. Ob bic ftimatif9en 8erbdltz
nifIe ben Ssrasliten 5~uiagen tperoen,
fpiro bic 3utunft entI9eiben. Die
amerifanif9en Ssrueliten iteben in
Der sroben Mlebr3a1l Der 3iOniienbe=
tpegling tiibl Ober %oblehneno 9sgen=
iiber. sic iinb Der Qnii6t: amerito
lit fir ben ameritunif6en Ssraeliter
better, ols trsenb Elm nod gu grin.
benbes 3iOn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25

Cine neue Spe3ies BON
Ginbre4ern BADEN mir: ben Sent
lie ma : Gin6re6er." Gr lit natiirz
li4 in Nen=gort entoedt poroen.
@einem @eitdnoniB 5ufolge bat er in
elmer fur3en Saifon 10000 Dollars
gemdut, BON Ieinem aau6e aber ni6t
piel 5uriid gelegt, ba er ME Elm
Gentleman" leben muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
EHSag SOot td8li1
nddh 8b%i(n0elnhin

nit or gritgjous4inie nab Qb,laoGgb.a, $50
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ia5r,n uuo nit tiuem dHoercn uab Baltimore 3us
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1auie dUfpmmen. Am unO mad 0Hm 20. Sui
p,ro,n DIR u.ue Grpc:B SbuclOdmpier Sem"
1urdihuitts 8sitm.uojaicit . YttlI,u 2ro
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adT,u t1a.i1 UNI 80 90rm.ttd9s uHo SoEHs
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nrm sac nie DEM Abm0zS0ott, $3.50.
Ruuoreiissgjactc nit <iobrt aut Der g. i
: qabus Don 9bilaotlpbiG $3.50. EurblaUisnot
giqste nab qtldutics6jtg unD Gidtabrt pr Boot
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@nror,iir. 81 90. Nb;uO=Slmpitr fabrt taQlia
S1ng1 enpmmsn 5onutaQ=l nm ) ll6r &btnos u5.
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Qrattz 5trabt. Sbrtjbt UtgeH 8eti;buh.
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