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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
DR.. LOUIS KN0RR'S WILL.
TestatOr Requested That No Mourn
ing Dress BE Exhibited for Him.

TestatOr Requested That No Mourn
ing Dress BE Exhibited for Him.
The will of the late DIR. Louis Knorr
was probated in the Office of the Ordi-
nary yesterday. Arno Knorr, his son,
and Mrs. Eleanor Vail Knorr, his
daughter-in-law, are named as execu-
tor and executrix. respectively, and to
them letters testamentary were issued.
Ey the terms of the will they, and
their children, are made the legatees
of the estate, which consists in the
main of two lots in Kingsvile, near
Savannah, and certain personal prop
ertY.
The testator makes a special request
relative TO his burial. He states that
while he knows that in the face of
powerful public prejudice his direc-
lions cannot be carried out literally
without prejudice to his executors, yet
he urgently requests that the smallest
practicable expense be incurred in the
disposal of his body, and that no
mourning dress be exhibited.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
SAVANNAH MEN LEAD
AT UNIVERSITY.
Those Who Have Been Prominent
Factors in College Life Return
Home Next Week.

Those Who Have Been PrOminen mt
Factors in College Life Return
Home Next Week.
Commencement week at the Univers-
ity of Georgia-at any rate, its social
side-begins to-day. Within week the
Savannah boys who have been in at
tendance on the institution will return
home.
The Savannah men have always been
foremost at Georgia, and the past year
has been no exception. In all depart
ments of college life they have been
well represented, and have achieved
distinction. 49,
Two Savannahians will graduate this
year. These are Frank p McIntlre.
who viii receive his degree OF Is. L.
and Campbell Krenson, who will be
given a diploma in the academic de-
partment in the a. =. course. BON
are members of the Hop Committees
of their respective classes, and are
taking an active part in both the hter-
airy and the social side of commence
ment.
Mr.. McIntire has the distinction OF
being the only student of the law de-
partment who ever completed the two
years course in one year he Is
member of the 5. A. L. fraternity, and
was one of the star players on the VIC
torious football team.
Mr.. Krenson attained splendid gen
eral average in his studies and Will
graduate with distinction. He is
member of the K. a. fraternity.
Another Savannah man VINO
has achieved distinction is Nc
KAY bearing. He has Just
completed his freshman year.
In addition to breaking couple of the
university track records. he added an
additional laurel by being selected
team captain for next year, an honor
seldom achieved by a member of the
freshman class. He is member OF
the Chi Phi fraternity.
Weyman Harmon. who also received
his certificate from the freshman class.
has been prominent in all branches OF
athletics at the university. He was one
of the very best on the football team,
a star on the diamond, and one Of the
strongest members of the track team.
Ralph Meldrim is a member OF the
junior class. He, too, represents his
class in social realms A greater dis
tinction than this is his, however for
he is one of the class speakers, and
attained one of the highest averages In
his literary pursuits in the class. He
is captain of the University Cadets
and a member of the Sphynx Society
and Chi Phi fraternity.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
BOY STOLE SHOES.
Had Only Been at Work an Hour
when Theft Occurred.

For the theft of a pair of shoes from
A. Canevet of No. 300 Broughton
street, west. for whom he had been
working only an hour, James Lang, a
4-year-old negro, was arrested yes
terday by Detective Murphy.
The police charge that Lang secured
employment with the shoemaker, sc
that he could get an opportunity tc
steal. Detective Murphy says that
Lang had pal in the lane, and that
the shoes We're slipped through a win
dow one at time. The juvenile will
be arraigned before Recorder Myrick
in Police Court this morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
CORPUS CHRISTI
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH

The Feast Of Corpus Christi begins
IN the Church Of the Sacred Heart to-
morrow. Masses VIII be celebrated al
$50 and 1880 "A. NJ. and AZ the latter
service the Blessed Sacrament VIII be
exposed for the entire day. At .. M
the NOyena in honor Of the Sacred
Heart VIII begin. A solemn process
sion, WITH the blessed Sacrament. VIII
close tbe evening service A. the
church y under the patronage ~ the
Sacred Heart Fergices aili b. held eve
rFB night from June d ~ june AZ. clos-
lnR. hoHeFer ut the morning service
o. ODE laaf mentioned date.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
LITTLE BEFORE COUNCIL.
First Afternoon Meeting of Alder
Men viii he short.

The first afternoon session of the
present City Council, to be held this
afternoon, promises to be brief and
rather uninteresting. There may be
developments in the Park and Tree
Commission agitation. however, that
will put some life into the meeting.
Clerk of Council Creamer has few
papers to read. and unless there is a
sudden rush to-day the aldermen will
not be closeted "A great while. The
Park and Tree case is certain to come
up in one form or another. Two men,
bers Of Council have stated that they
are opposed to the city making a spe-
cial appropriation for the work done
in Laurel Grove Cemetery, and they
still favor taking the money from the
regular appropriation for the commits
sion. This matter will probably be dis
posed OF in caucus.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
SOUTHERN'S AGENTS
HAVE ADJOURNED.
b. L. Bugg, of Savannah Placed On
Executive Committee.


Executive Committee.
The Southern Freight Agents Asso-
citation finished its convention yester-
day morning, after a short session, of
which the chief business was the cleo
ton of officers. These are as follows:
President-C. L. Gambler of Bruins
wick.
Vice President-Theo Parker of Dan
vile.
secretary-w. G. Crutchfield of Char
lotte.
Treasurer-C. H. Lavender of Rome.
Executive Committee-B. l.. Bugg of
Savannah, J. T. Preston of Alexandra
and H. E. Pierce of Louisville.
Upon motion of Mr.. c. E. Bell, a
telegram of regret at his absence was
sent to j. Upton, district freight agent
at Knoxville, and this is to be followed
bv a letter of sympathy on account
of his illness. The meeting was ad
iourned after short address made by
Mr.. D. ]. Weiseger, representative
of the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
8 0NAvENTURE
CEMETERY'S OFFICERS

At the annual meeting Of the Ever
green Cemetery Company OF Bonayen-
turs yesterday the following officers
and directors were elected:
President-J. H. Estiil
Vice President-W. M. DavanL
Secretary Ind ''r-=-sss~--ro q New
fnnrl
l,lfrssytn 90 Fsfiii g.
Clinrh Vs. ~ DaNaut Nulter Conrg.
y q WHY, Albert WHY, y. q. Hsw-
assagl.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
w. H. WADE APPOINTED
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Vice w. G. Fripp whose Resignation
Was Accepted by Judge McAlpin

Vice w. @. Fripp Whose Resignation
Was Accepted by Judge McAIpin
Yesterday.
The resignation of W.. c. Fripp, Esq,
as county administrator was accepted
by Judge McAlpin yesterday. Mr..
Fripp rendered his resignation on Mon
day, at which time Judge McAlpin
took into under consideration. w. H.
Wade, Esq, was appointed instead of
Mr.. Fripp yesterday morning
Mr. Fripps resignation was induced
by pressure of business. For some
time the duties devolving upon the
county administrator have taxed his
time to such an extent as to interfere
with his other business. The resig-
nation was only rendered after due
elaboration, and because of the rea-
sons assigned for his action. Judge
McAlpin felt obliged to accept it.
$500 to Jacksonville and Return.
Sunday excursion to Jacksonville,
June IA, via Seaboard Air Line; 7:45
a. M, city time. Particulars Bull
street. Phone 2S-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10

wind. The Georgiana rounded the stake
at 1850. the Undine at 1:27:20 and
the Dorothy. lone and Meta w. were
near at hand. A procession followed
that included most of the other boats
in the three lower classes, and they
were all soon running before the wind
towards Thunderbolt. The larger craft
had still some miles to make before the
turn and kept bravely on towards Cab
bage Island
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10

near at hand. A procession 1onoWeo
that included most of the other boats
in the three lower classes, and they
were all soon running before the wind
towards Thunderbolt. The larger craft
had still some miles to make before the
turn and kept bravely on towards Cab
bage Island.
Addie Makes the Turn.
The Addie and the Mary A. were yet
leading the yachts by considerable dis
lance when they came up to the SPIT
buoy off Cabbage Island. The Addle
rounded in fine shape at AS, and WINS
ties and cheers were again heard as
she came about, broke out her splnha-
ker and made for home like hungry
greyhound.
The Mary A. rounded at about nine
minutes later. Her captain endeavored
to set some light sails, but there was
a hitch, and with the same canvas the
boat trimmed and got away for home
The Beatrix and Leila B. rounded soon
afterwards and both added to their
canvas all their stick would carry.
The Iris and the Zinga, seeing trouble
from affair." pulled down their numbers
and turned with the homeseekers with
out having rounded the buoy.
Racing Before the Wind.
The excursion boats and all the spec
tack when the last of the flyers had
trimmed for home and arriving first,
waited to see the finish. The wind
was not as fresh now as it had been,
but the pace was good nevertheless
and interest was intense. The home
ward bound trip was marked by few
accidents, one of which was the slip
ping overheard of a man from the
Addie, just after rounding the buoy.
He was busy with a rope and held
on, and was on deck again almost be-
fore anyone could realize it. The other
accident was the capsiZing of the Meta
w, which occurred within view from
Thunderbolt. The boat was temper
arily out of Capt. Westcoat's control
for a minute and a jibe threw him
against the sheet Over went the boat
and the crew was in the water. They
found bottom, for it was near the
marsh, and in another moment the
shipwrecked mariners righted their
craft, got in again and were off, MAX
ing a good third in her class.
The winners.
The Flfrt was the first boat in, ar
irving off the club house and crossing
the line at~231.04 amid a chorus of
whistles, cheers and with the bands
playing lively music. She had won in
the second class, and the second boat
in. The Georgiana had the honor OF
being second. The other boats came
in, at times given below and the prizes
were won as follows for the whole re-
gatta
First class, Addie. first; Mary A
second. Second class, Flirt, first,
Georgiana, second. Third class, IN
dine, first: lola, second. Fourth class
GooGoo Eyes, first.
In the table the time allowances are
not given, but in each case they would
not have altered the result. The time
allowed in the first class amounted to
very little in each case.
First Glass Additional
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
ADDIE THE WINNER.

Continued From Twelfth Page.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-10
FIirt starts Homeward.

At 1:20 exactly the Flirt rounded the
stake boat at JOe's Cut, which marked
the turn for all boats, except the first
class. The whistles sounded on the
steamers and the nervy little craft was
trimmed in a jiffy and began a rollick-
ing journey hOmeward with the fair
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
Arbor Day Observed.

Arbor Day was observed by all the
different rooms of the schools today
with appropriate exercises. School
was opened at 8 O'Clock snd at the
close of the exercises the pupils were
dismissed for holiday. In the high
school room uperiDtendent Durfee
addressed the pupils ON the objects and
purposes of the day and emphasized
the Importance of conserving and pro-
tecting the forests. The children of
the Emerson school, at the close of
the exercises, planted tree in the
school yard Children from several
of the rooms were taken into the
country to enjoy a picnic.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
Health and Beauty.

Mrs A. c. Bates who teaches
pyscho culture for health and beauty.
made flying visit to Florence and
gave little talk to several ladies with
practical demonstrations.
She will soon return TO take up the
work in Florence and hopes all the
ladies will avail themselves of this
opportunity to learn the care of the
human body which first gives health,
second, natures beauty. See ad later.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
The Deacon Entirely Forgot.

A few Sundays ago good old Car
thaRe deacon. overtempted by the sun
shine, hitched his team to his surrey,
and drove with his grandchildren to
Centre Creek. While he was not look.
ing the young folks slipped some joint
ed fishing rods and tackle under the
seat. Arriving at the creek. they
tlemaus surprise and Indignation.
He was still demonstrating against
such ungodly usages on Sunday, when
one of the girls hooked catfish more
than foot long. Now. the deacon is
an old time sport at fishing, aud the
girl couldn't land her prize, and the
deacon pulled it in for her. Then.
batting the hook. he began angling
on his own account aud soon landed a
four pound bass. Forgetting the
Sabbath and all else save the glorious
sport lie was having. the deacon kept
on fishing. bringing ont several beau
ties, until the children reminded him
that they would have to hurry home
to get supper, so AS to attend church.
Ny gracious. yes" he said. Il
forgot this was Sunday. This is aw
full. just awtull'
With one longing, lingering look at
the river, the deacon drove away
Carthage, Mo, Press.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
Cheap Colonist Rates.

To California and the northwest
from February 18th to April Both
The Colorado & Southern WY sell
colonIst tickets to Los Angeles, San
Francisco, San Diego, Portland, Seat
treinely low rates Tickets will per
nit of stopovers at certain points en-
route For full information, address
L. e. Fisher, Gen'l Passenger Aet. :.
Denver. Colo. u
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
Excursion 70 Pueblo.

Account ball game between Rock
vale and G. f. x !. clobs at Pueblo
Sunday, April 10Th, the Santa Fe
wilt run a special train leaving Rock
vale 500 a. m. aud Florence 500 "a.
m, April 49, Returning leave Pu-
eblo $500 p. m. April 10Th Fare for
round trip slo0.
40-12 A. G. PALMER, Agt.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
$40 Reward.

VIII be paid for the arrest and convic-
tion of anyone found guilty of steal
ing, shopLftiug or in any way daIiag
ing my goods or property.
tt NJ. T. HASSLER.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Teacher-"Now boys, what aui
mails supplies you with boots an
gives you meat to eat 2"
First boy promptly Father. "
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

A. S Blair went to Rock Springs,
Wyo., last night where he has a posi-
tion drilling for oil. After he COM
pletes this job he will go on to Hay
den. Idaho, where he will have charge
of the drilling for W. +. Mcdonald s
company.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Prof. Van gives his regular Friday
night dance tonight. Il
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
I. Purely Personal .

Mrs. Lewis Yost went to Pueblo
today for visit.
Mrs. 9. A. Thompson left today
for visit at Lamar
Frank Pogana has returned from
a week g visit in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Little went
up to Canon City this afternoon.
M. b. 10y and Aman Moore
went to Pueblo today on business.
"A. H.. Baldwin, a mining man of
Grippe Greek, was in town today.
Manager Wallace of the United
Oil company returned from Denver to-
day.
Mrs. W. V. Glow left today for
Walden where Mr.. Glow has gone into
business.
Miss Mary Donovan and Miss
hatherlne pAtes went 10 fHeDio tnis
afternoon.
Mrs. A. Aulsebrook and daughter
Miss Gladys, went to Pueblo this af
ternoon for visit with Mrs. Emmit
Vail.
Miss Reyer of Colorado Springs
came down last night to attend the
Easter ball She was the guest of
Mrs. McMichael.
Manager Fullerton of the Tellu-
ride Reduction works, was in the
city this afternoon from Colorado
City, on business.
Mrs. j. Wynn Davies returned
this afternoon from Rippey, Iowa,
where she was called some five weeks
ago to attend the funeral OF her sons 5
wife.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

DOR SALE Keystone Oil took See j. NJ.
Cramer at brokerage office, ala .an
blek. s4iI6
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

The Womap's club will meet with
Mrs Griffith tomorrow afternoon.
An attractive program has been pre-.
pared
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Attend the Trainmen' ball in Pu-
eblo tonight Special train leaves
Florence at Gas and only 81 30 for the
round trip.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

| OSI Boys brown shoes nearly now, finder
~ leave ~ ~ cor Crawford and Moifat or
Tribune Office. 3g-l4
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
LOS

EOR SALE. A good young mare, splendid
buggy horse. inquire l15 f. End. loi5
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17
TO oRENT
FoR SALE

DOR SALE-Ladies bicycle. in, fine conc~. on
l. very cheap. Apply at room rs, Jack
hlock sI.tE
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Prof. Van has selected Jas. Nc
Houston as judges for the Hard
Times mask ball The public is in
vited to see one of the funniest sights
of the season as some of the costumes
will be most heart rendering that
has ever come from Wearie Willydom.
Come end enjoy your elves. They
unmask at 1880
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Mr. and Mrs Pierre Wheadon were
treated to genuine surprise last
evening by number of their friends
who kindly remembered that it was
their fifth wedding anniversary.
High five was INDUCED in and dainty
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheadon were the recipients of
many beautiful presents.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-17

Prof. Van gives his regular Friday
night dance tonight. II
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
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unit.d states Land otlice.

United States Land Office.
PuxbLO. Colo. August ls- 1sn
NOTlCK IS HEREBy GIVEN THAT THE
~ followinx nAraod settler has fled notice oi
his intention tO commute to cash and mako
final proof In support Of his claim, and that
said proof viii b. made before. the clerk Of the
district cpuFt 1t La Junts, Colo, on Septess-
her ~ ly6o, vis: Abcrtus DUN bauld-M. r.
II. .iD for the southeast quarter southeast quar-
ter. section eixht: southwest quarter south
west quarter, section nine. north half nnrth-
east quaft1r. section II. township tueusy-~svcn
south. fanRe nfty- -flvc west
He nn1c< the following witnesses to prove
of said lnnd, viz:
Ansnae Dsire. of Hiahee. col0.. I'd lobe, cs
La Junfa, CnI0., John (3ooipa pasturc, ci Hixbee.
Colo, nourus Gouapassare. u La junfa. Colo.
8. 4. ABBEY. Register.
Firsa puhlication, August -, tsn1
Last puhlicAtion. September .. 1Su.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
s.~s = se..s..
Quieler sisce the frost

Quieler sisce the frost
A. S. Marshall was IN Coiossdo
Springs Sunday.
The Lipsey and Laramie houses
are putting on new coats OF Paini
w. L. Clark moved his family
into the Nc Masters house Monday
Mrs. c. $. Stubbs was in Colo
RADIO Springs Thu. sdsy and Friday
W. L Williams and son are eu-
ljoying a hunting trip in the noun
tains-
d. Z. Balch Is putting up .
good pressed brick house for has
own use.
j. r. SpoHord entertained his
brother in law, c. II Carlton. II
Pueblo. over Sunday.
Edith Balch was home from
Manzanola over Sunday. She is
eachrng in the public schools
there.
Mrs. I'd Murray is convaiescent
from typhoid fever. Mrs A. S.
Marshall aud Mrs. w. L. CLARK
are i'll with fever. Leslie Manson
also has typhoid fever.
The NJ. K. Ladies Aid Society
gave a supper at Mrs X. ].
Hough's "Wednesday afternoon.
A good many took advantage Of .
wholesome meal.
Mrs. f. w. Starr eLtertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
sister, Mrs Noble. OF Granada,
Colorado. Mrs. Noble returned
to her home Wednesday
Levi Williams and family hsve
returned from an extensive
''schooner trip" in western and
southern Colorado and New Mex
leo Thinks they were all rejuve-
mated.
Mrs. A. II. McMasters and
daughter have returned to Fowler
for the winter. They will occupy
the new house being built by F.
Huise. Mr.. MeMssters is in Dal
las, Texas.
w. Harris is back from Grant
Pass Oregon. Says it has its adj
vantages. but this part OF the coun
try has many NOE as tar as he is
concerned Get round trip tick
ct il you leave Colorado.
The water works will soon be in
course OF construction. II is
absolutely assured tina, il will be
delivered to the town limits within
two or three months. As TO
whether mains will be put in this
fall or not is uncertain.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
Aeellee,.en 81 e...sl.n.
STATE @ OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO. In III. Count,
COUNTY or OrEEo- Court
Martin &. stephens. tiuardian1
Of Katie STEPHENS and Nellie
Stephens. minor heirs Of Notice Of Guar.
Aary STEPHENS. deceased. dian : Petition
Petitioner to Mortgage
v-- Real Estate
STEPHENS. minors.
Respondents.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR.
~ tin &. Stephens. Guardian Of Katie Stsph-
cns and Nellie STEPHENS. minor heirs of Mary
stephens. deceased. has this day made appiica-
tiou to the county court of said counfy and
state tn be permitted to mortgage the northeast
quarter OF section p. township H. south Of
rnnsr :. west in which sid minors have an in
ing on, the said application has hy order Of
said court, been g. Tor the 5th day Of Novcm-
b.r, 1913. n 10 O'Clock a. M
Witness 4. b. W allis judge Of tile said county
court and the seal thereof at La Junta. this Ist
day OF October. A. u. 1909.
IsEAL1 A. n. WALLIS
Judge of the said Cooniy Court.
First publication. October 3 1an
Last qualification. October 81. fa0a.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
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United state. Lad ot.ic..

United States LAID Office
PuEsI1, CoLo:, seytember 400.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ tollowinw named settler has Alcsl notice oi
his infrntion to make hnal prs,nf in support of
his clain, and that said proof will b. made
before ths clerk of the district court at TFini-
dad. Colo, Oct. ls 1900 viz Irven " Smith, II Z.
i2sss for the southwest quarter southeast qua--
ter, section twenty seven; north west qunrt,s
northeast quarter, east half north west quarter.
section ~. township thirty-thrce south. ranss
~ ves4-
lie nannes the following witnesses 70 provo
OF aid lard. via: e. J. Burton. ". q. Dwyre.
of Troy. Cello. o. r. Mellon, Trinchers Colo.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Septembrr ). 12B.
Last publication. Octos,er 10. 1919
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
SATURDAY. OCT. ,. 1908.
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I've stopped my pap-r, yes hey: didn't like
iodo i, bat the editor be got too smart
an allow hen rue IL.
1 am a pays his debts an ~ont h. in.
suited. an when esiitor gifts smart !
want To bs consulted.
tub hi. paper leycn years an helr-d him all
could, sir. au when II CONES to- dunnin'
me. didn', think he would. sir.
but that he did an you kin bet ID made ho,
a. thunder Says I, Ill stop that sheet. q
will, II the cassed thing goes unsiert
hunted up tho msa-ly wheip an fur his Gun.
min cat-r paid them l-ycn years an
quit! Yes. sir. I've stopped hls pat-r.
Pound Floating.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-03
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