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Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06


guiding spirit In the pure food move.
mcnt In America. As one of our Lead
Ing business men his name il Il house
hold one in this city.
W. W. Wheelocks name continues 10
hold the lead among those mentioned
for the Republican nomination for
States attorney. Mr.. Whcclock's fine
record as attorney for the Election
Board proves him To- he cmincntly fit.
ted for the discharge of the duties Of
this important office.
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Hon. Oliver II. Horton has the well
earned reputation of being one of Chi.
cago's greatest and most profound
lawyers. AS member of the bench
he made an cnviablc record, ana his
private practice since his retirement Is
large. lucrative and always increas-
ing. Judge Horton has recently been
appointed to some important receiver.
ships.
Hon. Miles KclOe has won the re-.
spcct and good will of the public and
the members of the bar ns an upright.
painstaklng and eminently fair jus.
ticc of tlle peace. .
Mr.. Joseph \. O'Donnell has the
hearty support of all wings of the
Democratic party for a judicial nom.
brilliant lawyer. u public spirited cit.
izcn of unquestionrd honor and In
tcgrity. his nomination would mean his
election.
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Hon. Edward +. Dunno IL n jurist
who does credit To the Circuit Court
bench. Judge Dunno Is one of the
hardest and most conscientious work
crs In the judiciary of Cook County,
and Is II most influential AMI respected
leader of the Democratic party.
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Rudolf Brand. the well-known caD-
talist ana public.spiritcd citizen. Is IL
man whom the people of Chicago honor
ana esteem ana whom they would bc
glad, should opportunity offer, To elect
to any high office within their gift.
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Hon. Max Ebcrlardt has made II
splendid reputation as justice of the
peace. He Is II veteran lawyer, ana an
hnnorcd citizen of Chicago.
one of the most influential leaders
of the Republican party In Cook coun-
~ is that sterling citizen ana upright
and successful business man, William
J. Monkey. His work for the party
has been Invaluable, and has always
been guided by the standards of honor
wud principle.
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Mr. John V. Clarke, president Of
the llibplmian Banking Association,
has made national reputation uS Il
great ana successful linan"icr. The
IlincImian Bank il one of the financial
Institutions that has wlrhStood every
crisis, ana that can always be- depend
eel upon us being safe and reliable.
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In addition 10 being most sue.
c"SSful business man, Mr.. Walter :,
Boyle, president of the Crescent Coal
X Mining Company is IN exceptionally
popular member Of the Democracy OF
this county and State. Mr.. Bogle's
name has of hate been frequently men
toned for the guhcrnatorial nomina.
ton for the State Of Illinois.
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Hon. Elbrdgc lIanory has already
proven himself n decided and most use,
ful acquisition to the superior Court
bench. Judge Hanccy's splendid rep
utatlon as lawyer and jurist is
universally acknowledged.
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Hon. VI. T.. Hunt, the we'll known
South Side lawyer, Is one of the most
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Among the most substantial and
reliable business firms of this city II
the Chicago Mortgage Loan Company.
IT. affairs are In the hands of men Of
honor and integrity.
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Good wines. eXccllent liquors ana the
best of treatment can always be had
nj IN" Chicago Headquarters Of the
Stcubcn Wine Company. 20 and u.
West Madison street, lis patrons are
always certain To receive good value
and to he thoroughly satisfied.
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One of the best ana most success.
ful hrcwcrlrs in the world IL that own.
ed and operated by the great Brand
Brcwng Company of Chicago.
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The lirm of Tweed X Rnu, DOS and
go West Madison street. Is famous ali
over the country for its glass signs
and fancy frame work. The establish
m"nt Is one Of the most extensive in
the business. and it's Workmanship is
of tile most superior quality and finish,
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Joseph +. Mammoser, one of the
best known and most respected bust
ness men of the Fourth ward. will
probably be the Democratic nominee
for alderman in the ward. No better
man could be named for successor to
Hon. Henry Stuckart. who has made
such splendid record as an able and
faithful representative of the people
In the City Council.
Mr.. MammOser Is twenty-nine years
of age AMI was horn ana raised In
Chicago. He has lived In the ward
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Twenty-siNth ward. In politics Mr.
Kuestcr Is u Republican. and he has
always been n faithful adhcrent of
party and supporter of its principles.
As representative of the ward in the
city Council. however, he has taken
care of the interests of all his con-
stitucnts irrespective of party.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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one of the most influential leaders
OF the Republican party IN Cook coun-
~ iS that sterling citizen and upright
and successful business man, William
j. M0Nl"y. His work for the party
has been invaluable, and has always
nMl nrinrhlr.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. Elbrldgc IIan"ry has already
proven himself II decided and most use,
ful acquisition 10 the superior Court
bench. Judge lianccys splendid rep,
utatlon as lawyer and jurist is
universally acknowledged.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

As leader Of a movement which has
conferred untold benefit upon the en-
tire community, Dr. V. &, Price has
gained the high esteem of all who
know him or have heard Of his work,
Dr. Price has been from its inception II
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

ticket of benjamin j. CHASER for Al
d"rmnn Of the Thlrty.fourth ward.
Mr.. CHASER II extensively engaged In
the banking. real estate and insurance
business. has lived In the ward n num-
her of years. and Is we'll acquainted
with It's needs. He would make IN
excellent and useful member of the
council
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Edwin 4. Olson would undoubtedly
bc II strong and popular candidate for
the office Of states Attorney. He Is
In tn" prime of life. being just thirty
five years of age. and has had Il sue
coSsful career and full and varied eX
pcrlcnce ns II member df the bar. Mr.
Olson Is I'M llIlnOisan born and bred
ana has been for some years II resi-
dent of the Thirty-iirst ward where
he Is universally respected.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Mr.. John Dadlc II fitted by cduca.
ton training and natural ability to
max" % representative Of m" p"o-
pie iu Congress, for which office his
nam" Is now being prominently men.
TONED. lie j. secretary ana treasurer
of the William j. MoXl"y Company.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. NJ l.. Hunt, the we'll known
South Side lawyer, Is one of the most
influential ana popular Of the younger
generation of Democrats in Cook
County. His record in the Legislature
is highly crcditable to him.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Judge Adams a. Goodrich would
make n great governor of this State.
Democratic nomination, he would
make splendid race before the peO-
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

pie of Illinois. The tremendous de.
business. however. would probably pre-
vent him from being an active can.
didatc.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. Xina II. Carter as u citizen. u
business man and n public official. Is
honorrd throughout the entire comunu.
nifty. The affairs of the Drainage
Board will he ably conducted during
the ensuing year by Mr.. Carter as its
president.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Mr., Stillman Il. Jameson has prov
on very able Master in Chanccry. lie
is II bright and promising young man
who Is bound to make his mark.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Democratic leaders In the Fifth Con-
gressional District are said 10 bc now
practically II unit for the nomination
of Hon. Cyril Il. Jandus. The great
majority of nll the men Of standing
and influence In the district are sup
porting him. Mr.. Jandus would make
u model Congressman; his splendid
cIcnt guaranty of that, Mr.. .Iandus Is
also u lawyer of high standing and
recognized ability.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

one of the aldermen ut the last
city council meeting put In an order
prohibiting the inclusion of collcc-
tlon of skeleton keys, burglars keys,
and safe cracking devices In Chica 90 :
exhibit ut the st. Louis Exposition,
II an order could be devised and opcr.
atcd that would exclude burglars. kits
and all. from the city of Chicago. it
would do much more for "thc good
name of the city of Chicago" which
the alderman in this ease aims To con
serve.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Attorney General Hamlin has at.
tncked Congressman Warner for de-
nounclng ALLEN BIZ" sherman as II
traitor To his party. Congressman War,
ner has his own opinions about the
mattcr just the same, and 50 have 9TH
.f.s
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

ON" South side Alderman has sug,
gested ~ II means for getting the city
ont of It's present fiscal difficulty H.
to increase the amount of the saloon
licenses. IL Is n >trang" time 10 sug-
gest increase of license fees when the
saloons ar" being closed up ana rc.
strlcted to the strict letter of the law
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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The Keclcy Brewing Company has
for years held til" reputation of being
one of the greatest and most honDrably
conducted firms in the world, The
output Of its brewery Is immense und
growing from year To year. The quail
ity of its goods i unsurpassed.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. Max Ebcrhardt has made II
splendid reputation as justice of the
peace. He Is n veteran lawyer, ana IN
hnnorcd citizen of Chicago.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. Thomas a. Smyth has an I'M
blenlshed record ns II citizen and nm
official Az member of the Drainage
Board he has been unremitting In his
attention to duty, ana the safeguard
ing of the interests of the public and
the taxpayers.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Mr.. +. VI. McCartcn. we'll known as
II leading business man of the Twenty
first ward. IL likely to receive the Dem
Ocratlr nomination for Alderman there
this spring. No better man could bc
named. lie Is earnest. capable and
honorable. 4 man Of good education
and business training he Possesses all
the requisites for Il first class Alder.
man.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Mr.. Joseph \. O'Donnell has the
hearty support of all wings of the
Democratic party for judicial nom
inatlon IN the coming election. \
brilliant lawyer II public spirited cit.
izcn Of unluestionrd honor ana in
tcgrity. his nomination would mean his
election
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Alfred T.. Barr, the popular and sue
ccssful lawyer. Is strongly backed by
the most influential Republican lead.
crs of the Thirteenth ward for the nom.
inatiOn for Alderman. Mr.. Barr's elcc.
ton. should he make the race. would
he assured. lie knows the ward from
end to end, and would prove nm able
and satisfactory representative of its
interests In the City Council.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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VT. IrcdcrIck SCHULTZ holds mn hon.
or"d position I'm West Sid" business
circles. II" Is the head of rhc pros
porous firm OF schultz, bur finds time
from rh" demand, of hi- business 10
give the public active ami useful ~"ry-
ico aS a member of the West Park
Is,rrE
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Charles &. Breyer. we'll known and
respected I'm West Side business cir
c,cs. Is much talked of for County
Commissioners. Mr., Brcycr conducts Il
large and prosperous plumbing busl-
ness at 1ST West Division street
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Chicago was confronted with the un-
the fire and police department will
be almost hopclessly crippled this year
as II result of the enforced slaShing
Of the annual budget by city Comp
troller Mct;nnn. Even the inadequate
appropriation of last year for the fire
department has been reduced by over
S3Oo.uOO. While the police department
has been reduced over 100000. below
the appropriation of 1903. Here IL
another argument If one We're needed
for new city charter.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Tom Murray's gents furnishing es-
tablishment Mt Clark street ana Jack
son boulevard, is one of the best of
its kind in Chicago. 1t Is up to date in
every respect, and the shirts which are
of Tom Murray's own make have
made the place famous.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. Oliver II. Horton has the well
earned reputation of being one of chi
cago's greatest and most profound
lawyers. As u member of the bench
he made an cnviable record, and his
private practice since his retirement Is
large, lucrative and always increas.
ing. Judge Horton has recently been
appointed to some important receiver
ships.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Ward Il. Sawyer. recently appointed
Master In Chanccry by Judge Ilnnecy,
has all the qualities necessary to ably
discharge the duties of that office. He
Is II university graduate. II graduate of
Chicago College of Law, ana has II
large and lucrative private practice.
In politics he is n Republican and has
hosts of friends among the leaders of
that party,
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. Edward +. Dunno il n jurist
who does credit to the Circuit Court
bench. Judge Dunno Is one of the
hardest and most conscientious work
crs In the judiciary of Cook County,
and Is II most influential AMI respected
leader of the Democratic party.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

One Of the best lawyers ana most
popular citizens thus far mentioned
on the Democratic side for judicial
nomination II Gustayus j. Tatgc.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Walker. will start into business with
Il great clientele and Il large and lu.
cratiVc practice.
Among the great corporations for
which this new legal firm will act aS
general counsel. are the Illinois. Indiana
\ Iowa, the Lake shore \ Michigan
southern. the New York. Chicago n st
Louis railroads and other large firms
and concerns. together with great
number of individual clients. The
practice will include general as well
as railroad affairs. The firms offices
are in the new la Sale street station
building. MIR. Glcnnou. who is ut the
head ut this great new legal firm is
one uf the best known and most capa-
blc members ot the Chicago bar. As
assistant states attorney. magistrate.
and master in chanccry. he has
through long years of practice us II
lawyer given the most unmistakablo
evidence uf his great ability. As II
citizen as we'll as Il lawyer Mr.. Glen.
non stands in the foremost ranks. His
great success through life has beef
due to an iudomitablc energy. persist
cnce. honorable methods and strict ut
tcutiun to duty.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Thomas Lynch Is among the most
prominent AMI respected business men
of the city. The Shufcldt Distilling
Company with which he has been 80
long ana SO honOrably connected Is
one of the greatest In Chicago or the
West. Mr. Lynch is In politics II Dem
ociTt. and is personally exceedingly
popular and well liked.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Alderman George Is. Schmidt has
the support of all good citizens of the
Twenty-fourth ward for reelection,
nation beyond question this spring.
and as he II undoubtedly one of the
best Aldermen who ever represented
the ward he will be reelected by II
sweeping majority.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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The nam" of Hon. AbIcr Smith. who
made such II splendid record aS II judge
of rhc Circuit Court would add to the
strength and popularity of the l;"pub-
licHn judicial ticket next fall.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

favored for nomination to the Supe.
rior Court bench by the Democratic
judicial convention Is Mr.. George Mills
Rogers. Mr.. Rogers Is II man who has
made his mark as II lawyer and Il mas
tor In chanccry. aud Is I'm every way
qualified for the judiciary.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

II looks now as IL nothing can pre-
'ent the nomination on the Democratic
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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"Oh Cascade" is In good hands.
Thompson Brothers, the popular turf
men, have It on the market. and that
means success.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. Miles kcliOc has won the rc.
spcct and good will of the public and
the members of the bar as an upright.
painstaking and eminen,ly fair jus.
ticc of tlic peace.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Mr.. Paul Pohl, the leading weiss
beer brewer of the United States, is
one of the most popular citizens of
Chicago. He is atfabe in his manners,
square in his dealings ana punctual In
his appointments. He has repeatedly
declined political honors, being content
with his rapidly growing business.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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John j. Gcrughty. 81 La Snllc street
Is the greatest campaign device man.
ufncturcr in the country. His buttons
ana badges are models of neatucss. his
mottos and catchwords novel and up
to.dn,c. Orators. stump speakers. legal
advocates and those more than usually
voice should call and inspect his new
patent voice protector.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

W. W. Whcclocks name continues 10
hold the lead among those mentioned
for the Republican nomination for
states attorney. Mr.. Whcclock's fine
record as attorney for the Election
Board proves him to he cmincntly fit
ted for the discharge of the duties Of
this important office.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Albert Gran IL one of the leading
cement paving contractors in the West
His Work II unsurpassed for thorough
ness and durability.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Rudolf Brand, the well-known can
italist and public'spiritcd citizen. Is IL
man whom the people of Chicago honor
ana esteem, and whom they would he
glad, should opportunity offer, To elect
IL any high office within their gift.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Among the members of the city
Council who have earned the unstint.
ed approval of the people is Alderman
Charles Werno. lie has never failed
In the honorable and fearless discharge
of his fun duty to the public
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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The South Chicago Brewing Com.
pnny has had II most prosperous year
ana has entered on the present one
with better prospects than cScr, which
is saying II good deal. This great con
Germ is deserving of the great success
II has achieved and IL achieving in
business
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Establishment of Il new department
of the city administration was dccid.
cd upon ut last Monday evenings
council meeting. 1t H. to he known
as the department of local transporia.
ton. and 1t il To he hoped that IL will
succeed In accomplishing more than
the average sub department ar bureau
with special duties to perform. The
new department will not bc organized
at once.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Among the most reliable and pros.
porous banking houses In Chicago Is
the well known firm of Graham n
Sons. the head of which Is the popular
and public spirited West Side citizen
Hon Andrew ]. Graham.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

guiding spirit In the pure food move.
mcnt in America. As one of our Lead
ing business men his name Il Il house
hold one In this city.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Lange BROTHERS, 40 Dearborn
supply the best article in the line of
shoes in the market. The material l.
good, the workmanship superior. and
thorough satisfaction guaranteed.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Hon. Nespas,on warner IL said to hc
II candidate for governor on his roe
ord In Congress. Hon. Richard Yates
is u candidate OH his record ns govern.
ar. Hon. +. -. Iowdcn Is II candidate
ou his record a> II citizen: hut what
is l.. Y. sherman II candidate on? Can
IL bc his record in Springfield:
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. John Richardson has earnc
as II justice of the peace the rcspe,
and good will of litigants and lawyer
alike.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Don't forget to boil the water. The
intense cold has frozen the lake 50
hard that the sun has been unable To
get in its work of publication. 1t Is
hard To- tell which is worse for the
water supply--a frost or Il thuw.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. Andrew j. Ryan would make
Il first class Superior Court Judge. lie
Is II leader In the Democratic ranks
one of the most popular candidates
the party over named for office. and
has Il ilnwlcss record as II public Off
cial.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. Edwin Is. Walkers services to
the public as II member of the Hoard
of County commissioners are fully ap.
prcciatcd and that appreciation will
undoubtedly bc shown by his rc-clcc.
Iinn nnN1 fnll
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. II. a. Ecknart is the kind of
man who would earn and hold the
confidence of the people In high pub
lie office. Scrupulous in the perform
ancc of all his duties in public and
business life. always willing to sacri.
flee valuable time in the cause of pub
cago ranks him i'm the very fore front
of her best citizens.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06
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Good salaries for the men nj the
heads of city departments upon whose
shoulders dcvolvc the responsibility for
the conduct of municipal affairs. the
people are willing to stand for. but
the average subordinate cmployc of the
city j. more than we'll paid. and iudg.
ing Ivy the wages paid in commercial
firms can stand reduction of 20 per
cent without hardship.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Pneumonia is the disease against
which the city Health Department
now wages the most strenuous efforts.
Notwithstanding this. however. and
the persistent attentions of an old
fashioned winter the death for Jan.
uary is the lowest on record.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

For high quality. reasonable prices.
nnd general satisfaction and good
value, l.. Rosenzwcig's wholesale and
retail wine and liquor firm cannot bc
beaten.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Justice James L. DoOlry is n care.
ful. wise and conscientious magistrate,
Is an influential and loyal member Of
the Democratic party.
Chicago eagle., 1904-02-06

Hon. William Eisfeldt was goo
aud upright official, and Is to-da
among the most respected resident
and business men of the North Side.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-30
MANY SAVANNAHIANS WILL 90
TO JACKSONVILLE SATURDAY
Great Interest Manifested in Game Between Jays
and Charleston

A party of a dozen or more Savan-
nah football enthusiasts will go down
to Jacksonville Saturday morning to
witness the game Saturday afternoon
between Jacksonville and Charleston.
Jacksonville will present a strong
line UP to the Gulls, and with the
heavy and fast backfeld bets are even
on the game. Unless Charleston can
show unusual superiority in the line
Jacksonville looks like winner, the
Jay backfield, with the exception of
Ferris, is the heaviest and fastest
ever seen in Savannah.
Ferris did not play his usual game
here Thanksgiving, being eclipsed by
the Yancys, who are a team in them
selves. Great as individual players
these brothers are almost invincible,
playing as they do, together and max
ing double passes on nearly every play
where the runner is tackled.
Ferris will compare favorably with
Sumter and Hogan Yancy will more
than offset Guy Gunter. The decision
between Worth Yancy and Jocko
Hancy will in the majority of in
stances be in favor of the Kentuck-
ian. Both men have played against the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-30
CITY BREVITIES.

A building permit was yesterday is
sued to Mrs. M. Pierce for the cree
ton of a two-story frame, metal roof
house on Thirty-fifth street. west.
John Bacon was bound over to the
City Court yesterday morning on the
charge of the larceny of a knife and
fifty cents in money from c. B. Nc
Kenzie.
Will McAwein, charged with the
larceny of a coat, which he subse-
quently pawned, was bound over to
the City Court by Recorder Myrick
yesterday morning.
Mr.. George Blakeley's postponed or
gan recital will be given tonight in
st. Johns Church at $3.50 o'clock, with
the assistance of Miss Eulalia N. Cox,
soprano. as soloist.
Racinda Blake swore out a warrant
against John eager yesterday before
Justice Wickham for assault and bat
terry. Both parties are colored. The
Blake woman claims that on Monday
night eager was beating her daughter,
and when she interferred and endeav-
ored to arrange things amicably be-
tween them he assaulted her.
A deed was filed yesterday for record
in the Superior Court between Murray
NJ. Stewart and j. L. Morehead, trad
ing as Stewart & Co., by which two
portions of wharf lots in the city of
Savannah become the property of the
Peoples Saving and Loan Company
The consideration was $4,000. The lots
are designated as the northern portion
of lot No. 3. west of Barnard street,
and portion of lot No. /. Lot No. 8
is rs feet wide, and the other lot is AZ
by 76 feet. The deed was drawn sew
eral days ago.