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The Washington times., 1904-02-13
HANNA MAKES
A BRAVE FIGHT
President Roosevelt Calls 10 Hear the
Late News From Bedside.
Doctors Have Reduced Quantity of Saline Injec-
tionS-Conditions Desperate, With Fight
ing Chance to Pull Through

who was Mabel Hanna, will arrive late
this afternoon.
Dan Hanna went Immediately TO his
fathers room.
Friends Are Anxious.
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou was at the hotel till o'clock
this morning, and called again about o.
Secretary of War Taft. who lives at the
hotel is being kept constantly advised
by bulletins. Justice Day, of the Su-
prene Court OF the United States; Com
missioner of Corporations Garfield, and
Clifford Pinchot, OF the Bureau of For
estry, were also among the callers this
morning. as well as the following Sena-
tors: Aldrich, Platt Comm, Cullom,
Spooner. Ankeny. Hansbrough, Kitt-
redge. Dietrich. and Culberson.
The doctors are reducing the quantity
and number OF injections of the saline
solution. and also the amount OF stimu-
lants. The doctors are not willing to
say that they have control of the tenn
perature by any means. because II is
apt TO rise or fan at any minute. But
at present the patients condition is con-
Sidered fayOra bIe
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
President Calls.
Hannas Arrive.

Dan Hanna. the Senator's son. and his
wife, reached the Arlington shortly
after 10 O'Clock this morning. having
come from Cleveland. Mrs. Parsons,
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Oxygen in Time.

Continued On Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Entanglements Near.

This possibility has added TO the tense
eagerness with which all news from the
seat of war is awaited. IL is said that
should either of the combatants gain
two or three decisive Victories the result
might compel the allies of the beaten
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Is n b.
Qpnbpn. II. ssebr.

Qonoon, II. Sebr.
Der prins Nlsranoer BON 5td uno
bic PrinSeiIin 2tIice BON gtlbonp lpur.
ben in Der Ct. @errgs GnwIIs oes
WinoIorIhlofes getraut. Der 80nig
GbDoro mar 8rautpater.
Geutihl lono.
Berlin, II. 6ebr.
Der oeutide 2anopirtbI6oftsroth
bat bsi9lofsn, Die mitteIseuropdiI9e
osoHomii9e 2i9d 5u unteritiiben.
Berlin. II. 5cbr,
Die 6irma Stephan 2ijbrmann &
Spbn Itellte bic 3abIungen Elm. Die
9eitdnoe iino ouf $250,000 unb Die
9erbinbli9tGittn auf 81 100000 Der
2luBer Bremen perocn
hanptiddIid 9lem 0ort. 2onopn uno
Yaris in WtitieibeniMafi aeaoden.
sScIir Gohu Der nomhafte Gidter
unb e5cd)idlt2iorid)er ieierte ieinen
70 @eburtato9, III ueldtn i1m uielt
Ghren lno 2tutnleTlldmieiien erpIe.t
nurotn. @r erfreut Ii9 nod pou
fonlmcncr 0eiitiacr lmo torperlid,cr
1Srtid'e.
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gsoioro. syno., IL. iy,br

Ter @ebsimpoli5iii Re,O, auf b'Nsn
9eronlahnng UlCDondIo IN 9oli ge.
nommsn puTbs. ioqts Die Yertuls
iune Wit1onolo's : mar cine JoIse lels
nsr sio,ncn @uslog1n lb.r ieinsn 4ufs
,ntbolt in Der yiott. oa 5rt. S6afsr
,rmoib,t nurbe. gG,nn mir tsins gu
ten B,peiis bntisn. Ioutoen mir i9n
niht psrbaitst bobsn
WtDondlo br3suote pot Der untsrs
fuAungsbsborbs. DoB Il um 8 uby 30
Winuisn, on BEN bsirsif,notn 4tsno
ols SRI Gdoi,r .rmoro,t Duro., oi:ie
nit .in,m frsmb,n gi1nn 3uidmmsn
fob, 9oh lieb sr cine gang. Wo6e per
itr,it.n, ,bs .r ti,is gliitbsilung mad
ie. Gr pobnt felt Z 5abr.n in gso,
foro. III nsrbiroit,t uup toor p.rihis'
bsns Wiols p,aen Jagsol,b,r.i i'm Ct
fononib.
3ii'rionoin,. }no. II Jsbr
ii, g,h0rtsn b,r 8,crmidul, ipi.
germ hh. Uit1opalo 1ls Gsion9trsf
nui3untbmtn. 81 ,tlah nit etobsI
geiiinmitsii, t1b u uaitaIbia iti
0snl Nsrrtbmcn tdt io1 an p. 5
bruar isin giotfttho, i;l.,fat,u.
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apan's arirgsi9ifff
Serrider 5nr see,

Sic ,Y)amfees bes Cremts" erringem gieg auf Gieg.
9rei rmiIiid)e Granspprtid)iife init 1000 Spls
oatem gefapcrt. Die ruiidJe SsriegsilOtte b.
reits Sd)iuer geIdbdoigt. Nprt 0lrtbur III
Ns1abr. 9ms SSaibingtun. &oIlie fir
Baltimore
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81 IS Ger 8tdti9t2
.cynoionapoIls II. Jsbr.

nAlb{NllHFEtF~ = ONHA'
Ter 0oupatntuI Dutoe Don BEN
Superintenotnien Wbfidder Don Der
3eiormi6ule in s5tllsrlonDias bsno4'
ridti9t, boB osI 1bullI Smiib BON
8toIoro nit Games HDonalo. bear
mutbmoblidsn UioIost Uon Jrl. Sda'
Ter. bort ongsiommen lsI. @oute bst
Gsianesne ouf Elm Uot0trboI 6eitsbsn
70 muB er innsrtol6 As Stunoen nab
Yebioro gebradt peroen. Utdn glaubt
bier ni6t. oQB pas 9satn YtcDonalo
porlis9enos 8erpeismatstial iebr tar.
III.
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iini Itattefe "bem Staatsittretdr' 9ap
sinsn 9sfu9 ab uno tbeiIt. ibm nit.
pdB Der 3ar Sopan ben 8rie9 ertlGrt
haba
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Gi. pettrsbnra. 8. Etbr.

Tur6 ben einnur3 sirer eroDaro
an Der 0arI6du Bitnsr GIsnbdtn
nurbsn 30 3trbeitsr 9tt6otst Bel
ibrsr glr6eii traisa iit ruf Elm dItes
G6m,l,p,rt, oas fsit 30 Sabren psr
i6tttst mar. Sine GrpIoiion eriol1t.
uno bic 4Rirusy ulrbcn periAlliitt
ouB.rtsm .rbi2li.r pi3lt ancese Yran9
puncen.
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8 o6es 2(ttes.
8apton g., 10. yebr.

p6ilip 9eiier, Elm lpohlbdbenoer ebe.
maliger yobritdnt. Der por 3lpei Ulo
noten ieinen l02. @eburtstoe ieierte,
1T beute i'm 0anls isinsy 2otter, 6rau
SO. 9. Gatl0bdn, 9eitorben Gr trant
tGgli6 6 2uiisn aaifee un6 mar elm
erober Rauher
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Gnnnnnnil Nnlnnnr IL Rshr.

Gudpdquil 6cudooy. II Jebr.
Die in banana Dsrbrsiists yods
riht. boB Su!i1 gIajd, rsr librafs @s
neral aolumbisns, In Gsmsroloos,
Gcua6or, iei, um 1ruppsn gum 3psds
eines 2tn9yiifs dui Pa0arG 3u fam
meln. IL rt4i ri6,iq @ereyo! 8lo}d
III nod bier
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N} a @en 8orf6affe

-@ ltH0tt- IL. lyepr.
Sn 6pl9e qetroTiersr 9erabrebun-
aen bobsn ii6 eini9e 9roBere 8erfi6e-
runasgeieGi6afteu oahiu geeinigt, 50
Bro3ent Der geittlt.n 6orberun9en
por3uIdisBen, nm oos G5eibGit pieocr
in Sang gu bringeH Dieies 9orgez
ben nirb bic btite6en0en finau3ieasn
GerfdltniiIe beoeutero beiiern.
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8treiutQtnorben.
Gbitddo, 10. fFe6r.

9blc19o, ~. beDt.
@cmeInlam ianoen aeiicrn ,v}oraen
bic S6eleute 8dpio uno 2lnnie 0inh
iii bel eincm unbcocuienOcu 9ranoe
ben zoo. 9Iua Der cage. IN Der lie ge'
ilmocn lplrOeu. Qebi tlnr berpor, oaj
ole riiiiile 6rou l1r 2cben 9eopiert
hat, nm i..cn rel ,Sahre alieren Sc.
bensaeidhrtcn. Der iid nr nilDlam
iort3nbcluea:u permodte oas Seben 81
rettcn. 1pio Su6Iiif Der 68 Sabre
alt mar, pobnte init ieintr 5rou in Ell
ntm .initodigsn 0Ol3bdus4en, ods
bintsr bsm GebduDs yo. 27S Wsit
6uron StraBe osl,9,n it, Babl
idrinli6 bat ii6 bic 5ruu e,gsn ii.ben
llbr srbobsn, nm pi, Wiorgtnmubl5eit
3u btr,it,n. gDdbT.no lie bamit Be
i6dftigt mar, ,rplooirts Der petros
I.umof,u, poburh bic 0obnune in
@ranb eslsbt lpurb.. 3os 5euer mub
fi8 itu,a ousgebreit.t uub bic 3ims
m.r nit Rau6 9sIiillt baben, 6snu cs
mar bem areiisn Gbepoar nidt lusbr
moglib, iid at r,tttn.
- q
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Gt. 9eIersbura. II. 1ebr.

Der Electromagnetic" ner0tfentlldt
ben na4ltebsnoen rQtQerbO9ItenGrIoB":
,Wir. 4itplaus Der 3peite, our9 bic
Gnob. Gottss &aiier unb SeIbItberrs
fhsr aGler ReuBen II. I. TO-. tbeiisn uns
itren tFuren llntertbanen nit:
.sSn unIerem Streben, ben 5rieoen
gu srbalten. baben mir alIe QaItrenguus
gen gematt um Die Hube i'm ferner
Often gu nabren. llnIere frieoliden
NbIiften brd1ten mir sum 2lusoruf,
inbem mir S5apons 6orperung su=
Itimmten, Die binii4tlid &oreas 5lpiz
i6en ben beiben 4Rdf1en beitebennen
g(6tommen gu repioiren. Die Yerbanos
'llngen gelungten je0o9 ni9t gum @bs
idluB; Sapan brad, ubne Die leBts
2lntnortnpte ab3uparten, Die 3erbanos
lungen ab u,io l0ie Die DiplomatiI6en
pe8iebun9cn gu GuBlonb.
oSmc Inns oappn in 3enntniB 3u
feBen. baB Der Nb6ru9 Der 8e5iebuns
gen in fd bic Gr0ffnung trie9eriI6er
WtuBnubmen beoeuten foIle, lieB bic ia.
panifds Regierung unIer 9eIdpaber
i'm aubenbufeu BON port Qlrtbur bur4
tbre Sorpeoobote dnsreifen. Sobalo
mir bic 8eri6te unieres StattbaIters
i'm fcrren Often erbieIten, bsIablen pit
ibm, bic iupanii6e Serousforberung
nit Maffengsnalt gu beantnprten.
.sSSnosm mir oieIen unIeren Gnts
idluB mittbeilen, flsben mir nit uns
.rf6iitterIidem 9ertrauen auf ben glll.
mdbtieen uno in Der feitsn Grndrs
tins Der einitimmigsn gereitpiGli9teit
aIIer unIerer treuen llntertbdnen, init
uns fiir bic @ertbeibigung bes Batter
Ianbes etn5uiteben. ben Segen 9pttss
ouf uflere 6lotte berab.
nGeeeben 3u ct. petersburg am
n. Sonaor 1904 g. 6sbrudr neusn
Stils) nnb i'm 3ebntsn Sabre unierer
ReSiernn9. RitoIaus."
Gonbon, II. 5ebr.
Cine pom beutissn Sda. odtirt. De-
psfde aus 2ofio m,Ibet. bab bic Sas
pdner brti 2ransportoampfsr Der ruI
IifdeK 6reiuiaisen 6IOtts nit 1000
Wlonn an 9oro an Der torsanil4en
aiiite dbfingsn.
2oubon, IL. 6ebr.
Der jnpaniihs GsIanbte Baron Sd.
idfhi erhislt aus 5otio bic Bendtis
euns Der WsIhur1, eab BEL 5ibsmuIpo
Ser ruTiids SreuSsr sritsr aIaiis
-Warid9" uno Der 9rtu8sr nritter
RIafe rSOrsies" ,,rit0ri iporben iino.
Der bti hem Gjeidnotsn sineslduies
nen omtlifer Rofriht suFoIee, ItsIlts
Ter iapuniiasqtemiral BEL isin.m Gin.
trstfsr Dor 1itemuIpo ben bsiosn
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ben fOn.
lBa Ainstoa i. :itat.

qaut bem beutigen 2(uslpeiIe bts
SdaBante5 betrdgt Der perfliQbare
8aarbeltano 1926, ,760, ,133. pppon
S97,51t,719 in @oIb lit. 8a3u
icmnt bic 8oIbreieroe BON $15O,000,s
900.
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y a & 6nunf Tall.
9irminQblm, 2lId,, 10. Jtbr.

QltHlHgtAlff NAN'f iN' ONNA'
gpis aus gori, Qlla.. bsri9tst piro.
Itieb aui oer Gredt Soutbsrns8abn,
slpsi Weilen peitli6 BON Yori. Elm
qsrIonen3ug nit einsm 5rodtBug 5uz
iomnlen unb Der 3uaiiibrer Yine bes
QaiTaqisrluqts, ioipie iein Ssi5er, bel
len Rdme nift betannt III, tpurben ets
tooiet, pGb,fub Der GrpreBbote Sat
mon uuo 9oiclert Wation iapsI.
8sylebungen erlitten.
llnftre 3ransportflotte.
Seattlc Waib,. 10. 5ebr.
aupi 5ront q. Grdnt bat pon va
ior & u Tcpol, oem Senerdippern
tenpenten es1ronsporttienites fit bic
gunoesarmse. einen 9risi erbalten.
Ipelfer 6eIaGt, boB bic in E:itrpe at
6altene lrcnsporiilotte iestiid)tia a,
madt royoen iei Sn 6iniidi aui ben
eriea im Often miro oteie 9ldfrioht
hlr a.5eiAr nG aehdl,tr
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ggoT6inoion. il. cs,br.

aur5 nab Z llbr 6ent2 2(beno perDf-
fentlidten bic 2ter3te folgen6ss 8ulle.
tin; .6errn 6annds 1cmpcruiur mar
un 6 ubr 100 2 10. Quls %, Reipis
ration "a. IS lit etioas 8ei36arteit
be8 Mogens por6dnoen. Sonit iino
bic SDmptone giinitig uno feline Der
I6limmsyung 81 6eiiirbten.
Rirep, GsIer, Garter,
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WoihinQ.on. III. 1Eehr.

Sn 9inIht baraGft odB Der FalIs
lnatanaIoertrag ieintr b1lci9tu 9tus
nubme eat9sgeniisbt, bat 4.J'jccat
HooiepeIt bsrejts nit SdJdtlat9ittrt
tdr Shap gl{ittel uro MeQs 51Iprofeu,
Inn bic 3abungen bon $4uQQ00o0 al
bic aIts &dnalgeieaIdait mo $4,000,
600 an banana belpertIRlii9eu 5u tons
rtH 9lu6 Die 3uIlnmeagBapg Der
&pmmiIiion i'll bssetiS belprod)en NOT
ben uno man gIaubt. 0aB Gontreabmis
raj @alter an Die SpiBe Oeriel6en qe=
ItelIt lperoen ipirb unb G@iinQenieur
Sibam 3annolpb ppm Gbitago
OrainaQe 8onol unb General a. ,.
@eorge %. Oapis WtitgIieoer rperben.
Noitington. H. 6cb,.
Die Delegation ObioS i'm 0auie
belt 6ellts eule Sibuo3 d6 uno be-
Id)lob Gin 2lmenbement sur Marines
8epllli0ungsbiG ein3ureiden pona9
cine N(drinsifAle in 8ut=in 9ag am
Grieiee anltGtt Der porgeihldoenen
tiChicauiee errtfh II 0er-
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9ISnfhinatpn. II. ss,hr.

0as Grscutipcontite Der .3otN
SreuS"s Gjei,ui9aft BAT fOIQtnoen 9Juf
ruf srldiTsn; r0os .RoIbe a,,u5" =Gre-
cutip Gpmite bittst um Gdbeu sur I'm
teritiiBun9 in benz tufliic9 i1panii@tu
Sritss. Der Sdabmtifter oes 4meris
can Rational 2eo Grob" in 0aibin0z
ten, 3. G.. nimmt b,eieIben cut9e1sn. :"
Glura Burton. Yrd8oentln,
9. M. SriQgs, SetyetGr.
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q 4 n 4 5 a.

Ottapd. Ont, 10, iebr.
gei Gono point iieben 5lpet 3iiae
Der Goo Balm 3uiommeu Reun Wenz
Icben lpurben aetootet unb 3lu0lf Der
munoet
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9Utfe fir Baltimore
annapolis, 9glo., II. 5e6r.

S}n elmer Qemeiniamen Sigung bet=
btr 6duIer Der 9sgislatur gelan8te
eine ,Rriolution 3ur @Rndbme, ponap
Elm aus Genotorcli unb 0ele5dten be-
Itebsnoes Qsnteiniumcs @pnlitt nit
b:m lRanpr WitQane BON Baltimore
unb einem gurgerousIAuB barber be-
rot6en ipu, in ipel6er Weiie man Der
Stabt 5ur 0ulfe tommen tdnn.
0pup. @oriieIo fam NIT nem Gnts
purf eines @jeIebss Don SdIttmpre
pel6es ben Mapor bon Baltimore aus
toriIirt, 3nr 9lbmenoung Der du8ens
blidli6sn 9iotb cine Qlnleibe pon 2
Mhaionsn 0oGors 3u MAIDEN.
Baltimore. II. 8ebr.
ecSn elmer Sibung, an toelaer llcR
bas Gomite ber 2egislatur, U{a0or
McQane, Die 8e6Drpe fir 0ffentliAe
9(rbeiten unb angeiebene8iirger bet6el=
liaien, nurbe einItimmig beiAloiien,
Bic 8unocsreQierung I'M 8eWdhun9
bes abQe6rannten 0iItritt8 burd Bun
tesmilitGr 3u er'uhen. 0as gemelNs
fame Gomite 1T auBer0em gu 8uniten
elmer @,lbbepilliguna pur9 Die Ge9lss
latur.
II.
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Senotor 6annu.


Die Merge rts ertrantten Senaiors
Sanra ptroiientli4tsu 6olgcnosS:
Der Yatient ih!dit rnbig. 2empe
rdtur loo. qulie 81. Wd6rtnb Der
Na6t f6tief sr etpos iRru6ig. is hds
ben ii6 feins Sompliiatioreu eingcItellt
unb bas oGq.meine 9eIinben 1T 3ufrit
beniteneno. 3r. CFler non Baltimore
ipiro Der ndditen llnteriuhung btia
fnnhnpn
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Sapan's Siese
9idlifu. II. sfeb.

2l1ttu, il. 6eb.
Ser Stooen, tpel6en Die ruiiilhe
stotte i'm Dalea BON Bort Nrtbur srlit.
ten bot, 1T piel hebautenpsr ais Suerit
eemelbet Doroen mar. Sm @nu5en
murben fieosn ruifiide ariessidiffe
nnbsr @sfedt Geisst, Sm 5tueiteu Sc.
iedte wurbs oas Sdln6tiftff 8ultnwa
uno bic arsuSer 0onit, Astoln uno
Diana ihmer beiddoigt. NaA benz
gln9riff Der TorpeoobOOte fuhr o,e japn.
niibe 5lotte in brei 9ipiiionen na9
8aInp, tebrte aber lpdttr 5uriif uno
ianb Die ruiiiibe 5lotte nuf iie mar.
teno. Die Sapaner er0Hueten Elm pers
oerbli1es 5euer ouf Die 8efsitisanseu.
iuobei ie eiuen glugenblid ueridumten,
Die ruiiiIhen 8riessihiffe in Shah su
balten. Bl5sli6 murbe Elm uuerwartes
ter 8ortoB BON ben ruifiden 9orpeous
bootcn auf bic antommenoen Sapaner
semn1t; iebud wurben Iie BON
einem 10 mDrbsrilhsn 5euer be-
erist, baB iie binter ben
Smla1tl1tnen uno &ren3ern SOus
iubtsn. @s erfulste iest cine uases
meme 8anonaoe auT orei Wteilen @nts
fernune, au pelher aud Die Sorts iih
bstbeiliateu. 9as 5euer bnuerte cine
halbe Stanoe. Das Sbladtlbiff Bul.
taua muroe unterbalb Der 0aIierlinie
Don sinem Sm6lf56Qisen @eidob setrcf.
fen uno sius fait au9en6ldll6 auBer
@efeht. 9rei Wann, weldle iber 8oro
aeianot puroen, UNI bic Nusoebnun9 oes
Sdaoens au ermitteln, ertranten Die
Diana muroe faft ausenbliflib bornuf
setrofien, nnb smar fam bic &n9el bon
etnem Der @el9ube Der ruiIilben
Stranbbatterien, UbiuObl o!ele
9batiafe BON ben Sapanern in abreoe
seitellt miro.
gtiemano bier be5peifelt, p1B lie Die
ruiIiIte 6lOtte nebmen Uosr pollItduoi3
ser1iDren lpeloen.
8Gbreno oas Shidial Bort Nrtburs
ibntidhlib belieselt ili, berriht cine
unbeIhrei6life 8anit unter Den Be
iupbnern, unb bic 8ebDlben befiirhten
Nusbriidt unter BEN SOlnaien. tuelbe
bsrsits taum mod Su siiselu finn.
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Nnltilllnrc. III. ,Sebr

Ser @erluft Der @eriiferungs Sc
ienIdaften miro ouf minoeitens 60
gliQ. Oollars dnQeQebeu.
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qittsburg. II. 95ebr.

Ginem bier perbreiteten 8eriiAt gu
fplue bat HuBlono groBe 9eiteuunger
bon Soblen gemadt 9eute ipurben
] 100000 8uibels nd4 0ep Orleans
0eI6idt, nm pon bort peiter teforbsrt
3u peroen. Sin 8ertreter Der Gjrus
benbelbsr idqte, 6aB RrBIuub ts'ne
birette 8eitellun9 ma9te. lonbern otes
bur6 eiren britten Wann beiorgen
!ieR.
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Die ,,,Ioroitern"- -3eitmn-
gen haben oie 6eId,icbtc
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nur
miticbreibcn ienecrn NIT
macben hclfen.
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Der Qomirol Dii.. fpel9er oas 9es
ldipdosr in Der RGb. BON Gan Do
minso bsfsbliot. bat fir ben S4us
omsritanii9er 6anoslsiniersNsn bslors
oers s5nitluttionen srbdlten. Di.
2batiafe, bab Elm bonlinitauii6.s ads
nonsnboot duf siaen ZEN gorter Idms
pier ieuerte. bat btbsuisuoe Gntriiitun9
tsrboreeruisn. uno e III niht unm0ss
lid. hob glomiral Bii, ben aaitrda
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-02-12

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fen lam in Der perftoFeneu Rdhi Elm
sSeuer 3um gtusbruh unb 5rdu 4nnd
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8erlebuu9cn erlitten
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27

SELL. BUY, EXCHANGE, RE-
pair or rebuild all kinds OF sewing ma
chimes; excelsior needles. oil and sup
plies. G. O. Penton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
VALUABLE WORK FOR
ODD FELLOWS ISSUED.
McAlpin-TysOR Digest of Laws and
Decisions In state.

HOAA AFA-C VI anu
Decisions In state.
The McAlpin-Tyson Digest OF the
Laws and Decisions of the Georgia
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., came from
the press yesterday. The volume con-
tains nearly 200 pages.
As the title indicates. the work is a
compilation of the rules and decisions
governing the membership and lodges
of Odd Fellowship in Georgia
The book is the most complete of the
kind ever gotten out in this state. and
has not been surpassed anywhere, for
the good reason that it seems to be
as near perfection for the purposes for
which it is designated as could well
be made.
Every subject is printed in black
faced type, With the paragraphs re-
ferring to it following. Marginal
notes give the numbers of all other
sections bearing on the same subject
one of the many eXcellencies of the
book is that it contains the very latest
decisions, including those made by the
last meeting of the Grand Lodge in
May.
But the point in which especial
pride is taken by the authors is the
index, which covers every section from
three to fifteen times. This will en-
able anyone with the slightest idea of
what they desire to find to locate the
rule required. The index occupies over
fifty pages and is a model of its kind.
Besides the laws and decisions, the
work contains the constitution of the
Grand Lodge and of subordinate
lodges, list of all the grand masters
since 1S43 with the grand secretaries,
grand treasurers and grand represen-
tatives. A complete roster of all of
the lodges in the state is also part
of the volume. is shown that Geor-
gia has furnished three grand sires of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ten years have elapsed since the
last work of the kind was issued and
since that time there have been many
changes in Odd Fellowship in Georgia
Copies of the book will be mailed
to-day to the lodges over the state.
Judge Henry McAlpin and Mr.. John
S. Tyson, grand secretary, have spent
much time in preparing the digest.
which they believe will be of service
to every Odd Fellow in the state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
At the Hotels.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Clark of Atlanta
are registered at the De Soto.
Mr. e. Y. Clarke of Atlanta was reg
istered at the De Soto yesterday.
Mrs. r. M. Hightower of Dublin is
a guest of the De Soto.
Mr.. w. A. Sims of Atlanta is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr. H. H. Yancey Of Triton was
registered at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. w. E. Austin of Atlanta was
registered at the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. f. A. Lawton of Lena, S. c.,
was a guest of the Pulaski yesterday.
Mr.. c. E. Stewart of Willacochee
was registered at the Pulaski yester-
day.
Mr. ]. w. Blanton of Charlotte. N.
C., is registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. B. o. Boykin of Charleston reg
istered at the Pulaski last night.
Mr.. A. B. Cornell of Atlanta is stop
ping at the Pulaski.
Mr.. ]. C. Jones of McRae is register
ed at the Pulaski.
Mr.. James Walker of Helena is reg
istered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. E. S. Grim of Atlanta is a guest
Of the Pulaski.
Mr. A. j. Harris of Tampa is reg
istered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. E. ]. Register of Arcadia is reg
istered at the Pulaski.
Mr. j. r. Jennings of Chain, Fla,
is registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. E. A. Green of Rome is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr. Fred Lockhart of Augusta is
registered at the Screven.
Mr.. A. P. STICKY of Tampa is a
guest of the Screven.
Mr.. w. H. Crofton Of Everett City
was registered at the Screven yester-
day.
Mr. II. Ledder of Douglas is regis
tered at the ScreVen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27

FOR MOVING FURNITURE, Pr
amos and iron safes or anything NOV
able, we have all experienced help and
experts fourteen years in the business.
The Benton Transfer Company, PA
Jefferson street. Bell phone 10; Geor-
gia phone 1901. j. w. Benton, mana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27

DAlNIEL A. HOLEpNND REPAIRS
all kinds of bfEyc1es at a minimum
cost and guarantees his work to last
Secondhand wheels for sale. Whita-
ker near York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
FUNERAL OF MRS. MACLEAN.
Many Paid the Last Tribute of Re-
spect to Her Memory.

The funeral of Mrs. Malcolm Mac
lean took place from the Independent
Presbyterian Church at $3.50 o'clock,
yesterday afternoon. and was attended
by large gathering of people.
The services were conducted by Rev.
James Y. Fair. The church choir sang
the hymns. abide With Me" and
ASLEEP in Jesus" and as the coffin
was borne from the church, Lead
Kindly Light" The coffin was cover
ed with flowers. the gift of loving
friends. The interment in Bonaven-
ture was private. being attended only
by the members of the family The
services at the grave, as at the church,
were conducted by DIR. Fair. After
the prayer the choir sang, Peace, Per-
feet Peace"
The 9allbearers were Messrs. w
Trenholm Hopkins, ]. J. Rauers, G..
Arthur Gordon. T. Florance Minis,
Hugh Hutton. George S. Haines, Ed
ward KaroW. Julian Schley, Frank b.
Screven and Henry McAlpin
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27

MUSIC CABINETS AT MILLER'S:
also ladies' desks; they are artistic
designs, I'm mahogany and haky oak,
beautifully polished combination
desks. and bookcases; cash or credit"
207 Broughton, west.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
A. O. H. SOCIAL SESSION.

There will be several limitations at
the regular meeting of Division, No.
8, 40. H, this evening at $50 O'Clock
at the Hibernian Hall and arrange
ments. have been made for a pleasant
social session afterwards ~ -
Rev. Father Aloysus, P. ]. O'Con-
nor, c. " Hohenstein and d. j.
Charlton are the speakers of the even
ing. There will also be number of
songs by Messrs. Black, Heagerty,
Joyce and others. All members OF the
other divisions of the A. o. H. are
invited to attend the meeting tonight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
CnURCH TRoTnIEs SETTLED.

A settlement in the case Of Matthew
nrown VS.. Abram Bonner trustee
ana Joseph Morrison and Mack How
ara deacons OF the Kensington Bap-
ust Church, action for amount due on
a..etVlces, was made yesterday, and II
,nas withdrawn from the docket OF
Lhe Superior Court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-27
rETITION FOR DIvORCE.

Louise p. Oliveros filed a petition
Tor divorce against her husband, Ben
1amin f. Oliveros. in the clerks Office
Of the Superior Court yesterday. al
leging desertion. The sheriffs return
was that the defendant In the suit
could not be found. Ollveros has
moved to Florida.