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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

and limestone being used on the Perry
street front The first story on the
front is designed with three large
arches, each about fourteen feet in
width. the central arch being the en-
trance doorway. the other two being
windows filled with polished plate glass.
Thanking the entrance are two immense
wrought iron lanters secured to the
wall, and made part OF the design of
the front. The second and third sto-
ries on the front contain six large win
dows each. trimmed with limestone an
surrounded with heavy projecting arch
es, each arch springing from carved
limestone oorbels running across the
entire front. and the front finishing at
above with a broad pediment stepped
Oh top with large slabs of limestone.
The pediment contains a sign pane
surrounded with limestone and CON
tanning the words Automobile Garage"
in wrought iron letters. The name ct.
A. Brvson" In wrought iron letters is
placed in the center panel between the
second and third story windows The
flag pole rises from the center of the
font to a hight of TWENTY-FIVE feet
The handsome pressed brick with the
large quantity of stone and wrought
iron placed in the front in heavy pro-
Jections, will make an imposing and at
tractive facade of artistic design.
The walls of the building are very
thick and massive, being . feet 1
inches on the front and rear, and the
piers start on foundations of stone con-
crete. In the inside is one line of iron
columns supporting steel Orders, and
the construction throughout has been
calculated of the heaviest and strong
est type. All the brick work is laid
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
|. & N. ARRANGES FOR
AN ELABORATE SYSTEM.

Options on Real Estate Secured In
North Georgia.
Atlanta, May 2s.-Options for another
100000 worth Of West End real estate
have been filed In the Superior Court
by D. F. McClatchey of Marietta, who
is supposed to represent the Atlanta,
the property of the Louisville and
Nashville. This makes a total Of $3.50, 900
in options secured under the same cir
cumstances. Similar transactions have
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

up in cement, and the cellar has a
thick concrete floor. The interior of
the first story viii be finished in nat
ural oak wainscoting and trim and
the ceiling wild be of metal in large
panels. The requirements of the fire
underwriters have been strictly follow
ed in the construction, in all details;
the staircase and elevator each being
inclosed with thick brick walls. The
elevator viii be electric, feet by Is
feet of the most approved Otis type,
and will ascend from the cellar 10 the
top floor. and at each floor there is an
automatic door from the elevator shaft
operated as the elevator reaches each
floor. The elevator has a capacity of
5000 pounds, and is capable of carry
ing the heaviest dynamos, motors. etc,
in the electric line, which Mr.. Bryson
win handle when the building is COM
pieted. The Bull street store connected
with the new building will be used for
a salesroom only Mr.. Bryson will con-
tinue to represent the Oldsmobile. Cad
lilac, Pope Toledo touring cars, Co.
lumbia and Baker electrics.
The elevator has an entrance direct
from the lane, and there is a separate
large entrance door from the lane. be-
sides the one on the front. The build
ing will be heated on each floor by a
complete system of steam heat. and on
the second floor spacious accommoda-
tions have been made for the en-
ployes. in the way of Mushrooms, lock
ers and toilets. The details of the pro-
visions for the mechanical work and
the items of other devices and arrange
ments would make a long list The
building shows the character of ad-
vances made by Savannah's progress
sive and enterprising business men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

be sold July 10 and IL and will bear
limit July %, 1904. Through sleepers
and dining cars, Savannah to Philadel-
phia. making close connection at that
point for Atlantic City. Avail your
self of the best route by purchasing
tickets via Atlantic Coast Line. Re-
member, Atlantic Coast Line is two
hours and twenty-three minutes quick
er than any other route, Savannah to
Philadelphia.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29

taken place along the line of the At
lanta. Knoxville and Northern at Ma
rietta, Gainesville and Dalton. and
practically no doubt exists Of the fact
that the Louisville and Nashville is
making arrangements to get an elab-
crate railway system into this section.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
NEGRO USED CHOICE EPITHErs.

Claimed That He rendered Larger
Coin and Grew ObstreperOus.
Whether it was a 50-cent piece or
silver dollar which F. Butler negro,
rendered to Richard Broadman, who
is in business at oglethorpe avenue
and Randolph street, was the question
up for discussion in the latters place
OF business shortly after noon yester-
day
The negro insisted that II was a dollar
and Mr.. Broadman was just as firm
in the contention that it was a 5O-cent
piece. The negro. so il is alleged, grew
very abusive and applied such choice
terms as thief and ''robber" 10 the
merchant Patrolman Farrell was cali
ed in and though he could not decide
the points at issue. he agreed that the
negro was good for trip TO the police
station.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
Mobiles of the Mystic shrine, Atten-
afoul

Atlantic Coast Line announces rate,
one fare plus 500 for the round trip
TO Atlantic city. y. j.. and return ac-
count Imperial Council Ancient Order
Mystic HAriRe. JUN ls-i6 Ttehsts will
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.

The board of control OF the Union
Station held meeting yesterday morn
ing. Among the out-of-town members
present was Mr.. H. A. Williams of Co
lumbia, superintendent of the Southern
Railway.
A change of schedule on the Sea-
board Air Line VIII take place next
Sunday. though 1t will affect few, IL
any, OF the trains that pass through
this city.
The Seaboard Air Line began yes
terday the sale of its weekend eXcur-
sion tickets to savannah and to Ty-
bee. The sale of Sunday excursion
tickets will begin June 5. when special
service win be operated between Ocil-
la. Fitzgerald, Abbeville, Helena and
intermediate points to this city. These
trains will arrive at 10 o'clock a m.
and leave. returning, at $50 p. m. on
account of July rate Of one and
one-rhird fare has been granted all
over the territory of the Southeastern
Passenger Association territory. Tick
cts will be on sale July 2, 3, and
win be good. returning, July S.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-29
N sick won-

N only knew
rhe value OF
The Bitters as
Il tonic, regN-
lator & health
maker til 2 V
would n 2 V er
Use any other.
Il h o u s a n ds
nave 70 u n q
his true. We
nope youll try
u az once.
IL cures
Sick Headache
{ ramps. Rloat-
ing BRckache
and Painting
ks.ails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
AT The Casino 4:

: ~ III - 3 - r .
TOO Much Married.. said to be a farce
of unusual lnirt-provoking capacity, Will be
introduced to the theatregoers Of the city
at the Casino tonight for the first time.
The Haynes Redmond Il Company. which has
been accorded cordial reception this week
in "a Trip to New Y ork. ~ Will present
the farce. and from all that can BIO learned
the play tonight will prove more entertain
ing than the production the first of the week.
The usual matinee is to be given Saturday.
The Bi1ou Comedy Company. the old favor
tie, is TO begin Its farewell at the Casino
Monday. After a season Of three years. a
continuous success, Little Chip and Mary
Marble are to star in a big attraction.
Cake-7Walk Drawing Gard.
The Atlantic City aggregation OF buck and
wing dancing, coon and rag-time songsters
and ke-walkers. have signed Il contract
with Manager HsrtzcI to perform at West
End Electric Park the remainder Of the week.
The last performance VIII take place Sat.
5urday night. Arthur Smith. from BOSTON,"
manager. and chief coon song artist. said
last night. after hcF had finished a little more
than his share of the second prize cakes:
I'VE lis Egwine stay right here jes as long as
Mr.. Mcreblfsta Dakes dem cakes. and Mr.
McIIartel gives en- e2s prizes fer US to walk
fer
This attraction has been drawing large
crowds TO the park each night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
REBUILD PoCAHONTAs.
Some Chang ito be Mad in the
Deck Of the Steamer. NJ

Estimates are being. received by the Vir-
glnia Navig cation Company or rebuilding
these are 4ex pected TO be in on Saturday.
The vessel is to be completed without
delay, and when finished ii Is expected
that she VIII be replaced on the line bc-
tween this city and Norfolk. 54
s When the vessel is rebuilt some changes
will be made In her. The cabin will be
reduced in size and the vesse will be
b The steamer Old Point Comfort, which
Is running on the line instead OF the Poca Z
hontas, has had a fairly good season. but
the coolne SIS Of the nights and the rainfall
on several nights has somewhat dlmin-
ished the mum Der Of eXcursi ons. " 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
MAKING GREAT PROGRESS
Foundation on East Side Of the
Capitol About Ready.

Tho first work on the Capitol foundation
is going forward rapidly. and the convicts
have nearly finished making ready for the
lbricklayers on the east side where the House
wing OF BtheEnew structure is to be. s5ss
V The outlook for pressing tho work rapidly
Is very promising at this time BY Monday
there viii be nothing in the old hull in the
way Of books or furniture. and them the work
OF tearing or tho rock will begin. It is
Cont ractor Chesterman' s idea to have the
House 5unroofed. and the debris thrown on the
west side. while the building on N the east
side is going on. He has sub let the brick
work ! on the Foundation, and this will begin
in a y few days. The enclosure around the
building is securely locked at night. and no
one lis allowed sftofgo inside save the Capitol
policemen, who ard Furnished with duplica :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
COMMITTEE MEETS HERE.
Republican Exc utive Body Will
Have Contests to Settle.

I The State Executive Committee OF the Re-
publican party of Virginia has been called
70 = a, aurphys a9 ~, ms el's'
y Here Is II the 3llst Of the committee AZ at
present constituted. according to the state.
First Dstrict,-J M. Griffin, OF Fredreicks-
burg. Second District Thomas Lowry, Of Nor
folk. Third Distrlct-C. p. Snead. OF King
Petersburg. Fifth Districts. G.. Profit. Of
Floyd. Sixth Distrlct--W. II. Mosby, OF Bed
ford. Seventh Dstrict--C. NJ 4 Gibbon, Of Win
chester Eighth. District--Joseph l.. Crupper,
OF II Alexandria, Ninth Dstrlct--L, T. SUM
imers, Of R Abingdon Zenith Dlstrict-S.f Brown
Allen. OF Staurlton. IA M MD
The committee will almost certainly have
to settle a contest to who are en- tilted
to BIO considered members j OF It's own body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
SUCCESS IS
ITS POR ton.
Memorial Hospital Yesterday
Celebrated It's First
Anniversary. III
GROWTH HAS BEEN RAPID "
Nearly Half Of the Patients
Have Come Since W
March 1st.

Yesterday the Memorial Hospital cele-i
brated It's first anniversary, after having
had a most successful year in every parti-
gcular, and the beginning OF another finds
the institution In splendid condition and
ready to enter upon its second year. pro-
pared to even excel itself in tho work
1t has already accomplished. a
The hospital was thrown open to the
public for inspection on the 9th OF july
1905, and at that time twenty-four pa
tents were transferred from the Old Do
sminion Hospital to the new institution ls
Tho same. staff OF physicians and nurses
also took up their duties in the Memorial
on that date. ss II Isl st8
Since that time 1,les patients have been
treated In the hospital, and out OF TINS
number 52S have bean received since
March LIST last. There have been a large
number Of persons who have had minor
surgical operations done. hich did not
require their confinement In the hospital
These patients are not included In tho
number mentioned above There were
also. besides these a large number treated
5medicinally and many others examined.
3. The surgica eases reported are. there,
fore, almost entirely major surgery, and
a9larges portion Of these ADD ominal. The
greater per centngo OF medical cases were
such d diseases as typhoid fever, pn eumo.Sy
MIA and acute diseases OF % Their forms. 10
contagious diseases being admitted to tho
hospital. ; "a ;t aSs ~ gFS d
sS5 Inc training school for rurses now
consists OF thirty-Hve pupils, and the fall
class, which is now being ol'ganized, will
Include five or ten additional ones. This
sbrancliRo of the hospital at present lacks
the necessary funds with which to carry
on& tho adjunct properly. In III 8
s Forty-flve applications for a dnittanc
Ito this school have been received, and
5twenty-four Of these have been admitted
and eight graduated. 5Ssf IN $ 81
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School al Domestic Science...

An undenominational School OF Domestic
Sclesce Will be opened In Richmond In thai
early fall under the management OF the
Methodist a ONE Mission Society. and vii
institute. rs The committee OF ladies' appoints.
ed to find a suitable house and superintendent
have been actively at work, U.s. s$88
"a Tho work Of the institute at Nlnteenth and
Main Streets. has SO increaBed that the boal,l
deem II Advisable to start u q separate work
for girls BgS & "a .5i 81 y. 5t M n
4lng5thca training school proper. the young
girls and young ladies' will have "a two
year course in domestic arts. such as cook
Ing, cleaning, plain sewing and nursing tho
sick. IA rs IA ~ Z: NV z !$i
Some money and furniture have already
actor, will reauirs a god deal Of money
and household furnishings F'amilie * break
Ing up housekeeping, or moving and having
furniture they would ike to donate to the
school Will plcasa z notify K Rev. George W..
Wiley at the institute who Will most gladly
send to homes for 1t. }s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28

Committee.
i am entering this fight with a full
( realization OF its difficulties and its re-
sponsibiities. I,
have studied the situation carefully.
and / am convinced that we can elect
Judge Parker expect and know 1 shall
receive the support OF all the members
81 the National Committee AID OF a united
and harmonious Democracy
f8sl shall begin work Immediately. Inc
L adu1arter viii be in New \ ork. There
! will be branch headquarters i'll Cnlcaso,
sGbut lust how extensive those viii De mas
3 not yet been determined Under the reso-
i luton Offered by Senator Bailey, ana
.,tio.,,ed by the committed. am en- pow
cred 10 ;poilt such other committees
rside from the Finance and the Executive
Committees, as l deem proper. stlai'
probably divide the fighting ground in
the West into two or three or seyeIii
Parcels and appoint com flit y tof
each division This will give that COM
,nlttee a definite job Of WORK. and ! look
for results. .y.s s
a5B viii be several days before i ar
point the Executive Committee and the
Finance Committee shall consult With
& The candidates and with all the leaders
5wlt.l5a view to getting the strongest pos
3sible men 70 serve and shall expect the
committees to do a power of Wor
This will be a hard campatg IT Is
no childs play TO defeat President Roosc-
welt, but i am confident it can be done,
and am also confident that practic;iiS
every Democrat in the country will stand
shoulder 10 shoulder With me In the
struggle.
G i have nothing further to say about
my plans for the campaign excent this:
Wherever there is n vote TO be had !
am going after It.. We VIII have full
Il number5.sf speakers. and viii start
vigorous. up-to-tlate. honest, forccful cam
paign Immediately.
IT. IL the Eastern Democrats will do what
ehey say they can do. and carry their
4 States, j will get the West and Judge
Y parker will be our next President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
: Beer blythe Bucketfuls.

K Joe Ash, Mary Brown and some others
the bucket. Stems were not IN II, They were
thirsty, and tho pleasant gurgling OF the
beer IN their Threats and the .snackinE OF
their enjoyment But somehow tho spirit o. {,
strife entered tho peaceful scene aloe ard
Mary came together. not nnlicably. but thirst
Ing for each others gore. Joe got the better,
OF Mary. lie knocked III err down and z kicked
her several times, II Is II onor, Justice Crlltc
field. asked Joe yesterday morning & 70 pay UP
TO The tune OF $40 for his little gu tburst M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
HAVE SPLENDID ROOMS,
Governor and Mr.. - gglestoinr: TO to
Ss. he in Nice Quarters.

,Paperhangcrs and Ecarpet-layers are at work
daily at the Powhatan Hotel. putt ing the
rooms In \ order which Will be used as ten-
porary offices by Governor Montague and Sec;
retarys OF the Commonwealth D. @. Eggleston,
pending the completion OF work on the \ ewj
Capitol 3ts Fly u
between now and Saturday night. q and n the
same is true OF those nf Secretary Eygleston.
The Governor will return tonight, and viii
likely transact most OF hts official business at
the Mansion, pending the getting Of things
straight in his new quarters. The clerks in
both offices Will be- uiqte busy for the next
few days 4Js RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28

Location Of Stuart Monument
Tho location OF the Stuart monument
will be decided upon next M onday5 mig MT mt
mentioned as suitable places for IT.. but
probably tho most highly favored Mace
Is at the corner Of 10 bardy and Fra Y X
lin Streets. S s 33lf Al III
TRAN statue wltligped estal Of granite, and
will cost between $40. 900 and sa5, 900, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
Fine Spring Oats Secured

The climate and crop bulletin OF the
Weather Bureau for this week contains the!
RtchInond-raln in Tidewater section !. In
tcrfered With work. elsewhere generally dry;
spring oats being secured: corn maturing
nicely. 81 outlook for fine crop: tobacco pro-
crossing favorably. topping begun having
about finished, crop unusually good; gardens
thrifty: apples scarce e3 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
viii Return Tonight

Governor Montague will speak at the
unwilling Of q Confederat to monument at
King William Courthouse to- day and will
ereturn3 a to the city tonight. Ills Excel I.
|siency has been In & M lid esex county he
guest Of his brot her-lll- W. Cole 9, Jonn
RltchIe viii have the official e fleets Of the
EXncutive department removed into he
Temporary quarters It The oWl atan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
DR.. M'ILWAINE Will
NOT ACCEPT The CHAIR

$3 Or. Richard nfcIlwaine has declined to
accept the chair Of moral philosophy, Of
ifered him by the board Of trustees at
their recent meeting. ID tfis not known
what his plans are OF whom he board
will elect in his MIA ce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
Cruelty to a Boy,

h Mike Ternandez;s had looking specImen,
tbeat Charles Holzappel on the street Tues;
day The boy fled hth Eernandez IN In ~. NY
sclutched him by the throat, threw him dowll
and then jumped on him and stamped nm
according he evidence y,
she, fined Fernant,es so and costs and de-
ma nded Six months security, 6f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
Penitentiary Bottom Again

James Morton. w. p. Morgan and Buck
Hopkins ailgcolored. INDUCED in free fight
In Penitentfary Potion on Tuesday They
went nj 1t In true negro STYLE. but u,lfor-
tunately for them an officer OF The law esried
them, sailed out and took them In change
Yesterday morning In the Police Court they
were lined So a piece and costa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
Bacon Case Goes Over.

Y,SThe trial of N. q, SsBacon.l3 who Is
charged with offering q bride to COUNCIL
t trial In Tie sIIustings8 Court, Will gosover,$
owing sto the fact that the case Of James
3Goode. the negro charged wit q he killing
tof Oficer Shinberger gisS m " \ occ llpyi ng
the attention of "a he co ,;ss
LIT Is not known what lime the Bacon
case will be nally8tried !, stsS Si n 4588 n;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
"A Small Bankruptcy,

IIBcnjamin II, Graves. OF this city, g car
inspector Yesterday led ~ petit IN bank,
United states District Court h. The total Of the
ankrip',p liabilities are placed ct t7sS a. and
The creditors are real estate a and rental
agents. doctors and trad esflen si,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28

franchise tax to he paid by railroads:
From the registration fees and WV
general franchise tax. !. Y. !. $3.50, 900 oO
From the franchise tax to be
paid by railroads. !. Z. J. 53s, 271 81
SASS, 271 81
If the above figures should provo cor
rect, and lit is believed thu they will
fall below tho real amounts, the State Of
Virginia Will derive from the new forms
IF taxatio Ion for the year nineteen hundred
cid four, tho sum OF siSs,27l.Sl revenue,
III addition to revenues heretofore re-
ccived by. 1t from the general assess
n1ent and taxation upon preptrey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
MILES OF STRAWBERRIES,
Coast Lines Season Shipment Of
Berries Train Eight Miles Long.

b The Atlantic Coast Line Railway ~ en-
titled to the name Of the Strawberry route
by reason OF the enormous shipments over
this line of the dcious fruit grown In
Eastern Carolina, and sent TO the large cities
and colder climes. The Coast Line has Just
compiled and Is publishing statistics OF We
shipments firm Wilmington and adjacent teri!-
Tory during the season Of 1901, Including re
sfrigerator car shipments and shipments oyer
the express line "a total Of oS.369 crates o. Der
ries or 22l7 car loads are reported for the sea
nom The net results 10 the growers from TINS
quantity OF berries Is conservativciX estimated
al sl2ls,73s. all OF which has been put into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
Charters Were Granted.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
granted charters to the following cornpani es:
The National Land Improvement. Benevolent
and Investment Company OF Southampton
county; the Norfolk Kennel and Hunt Club:
the Bradshaw Laphan Manufacturing Com
pary. acknowledgements the Laurel River
Lumber Company,3of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
No Ioint-C Communion.

effect that n ta!nt communion service hatt
been arranged for between DER, y. Kerr.
q prominent Presbyterian minister, Of ,i'alti.
more. formerly OF this city, and q nelghhortnE
Baptist minister. has been discredit ed on COOL
authority IT is further sta ted that y here
is no likelihood of such " service being ar ar
ranged. @ sss ~ N "a sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-28
INCREASE
OF REVENUE !
State Will Derive Much More
From Corporations by the
Commissions Work.
COMPARISON or SYSTEMS N $
Taxation Of Railway and Other
Public Service Corporations &
Show a Gain.

The first annual report Of the State
Corporation Commission is now low bel. being
printed and viii soon be ISSUED. U It Is
addressed to the Governor. and covers
the work of the commission for the year
1903. The report is of Interest chiefly by
reason of the comparison of the revenues
derived by the State from the taxation of
public service corporations, making a
very gratifying showing compared with
the revenue under the plan by which the
Board Of Public Works formerly assessed
these properties. The report covering the
assessment Of public service corporations
is UP to July 1, 1904, and is therefore
fairly representative Of the work Of the
commission. 800 S XIV