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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30
SAVANNAH MEN ARE
INVITED TO CONVENTION.

Insurance Men to Attend Meeting of
Underwriters in Augusta.
A number of invitations have been
received in Savannah to attend the
convention of the Georgia Underwrit-
ers' Association, which meets in Au-
gusta May IL and IL. Quite a number
of Savannah insurance men will at
tend.
The last convention of the associa-
ton was held in Savannah. The oc-
casion is very pleasantly remembered
by all who were guests of the insur-
ance men at the time. Mr.. Frank NJ
Butt of Augusta is now the president
of the association, having been elected
in Savannah
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30
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NEGRO QUICKLY SENTENCED.

Simmons Must Be Hanged for Mar
dering n Girl in Texas.
Austin, Tex, April 29.-Henry Sim
mons, the negro who, it is charged, on
April 81, murdered a young white girl
named Lula Sandberg, at Manos.
twelve miles from this city. was to-day
tried by jury and convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree within three
minutes after the jury was charged.
The entire trial, empanelling of jury
and all, consumed only two hours. The
defendant waving all rights, the
judge setenced him to be hanged here
on Monday next, May 2.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30
ENTERTAINED AT CASINO.

A delightful evening at the Casino
was spent yesterday by a party Of
about seventy-five. who went out to
enjoy a fish supper and later the dane
ing and various other amusements that
the Casino now affords.
Some time ago a number of young
ladies gave a leap year dance at the
knights of Pythias Hall, and the young
gentlemen complimented returned the
courtesy last night by entertaining at
the Casino. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schroeder and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
DreesOn chaperoned.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Council of Jewish Women will
hold the annual meeting of the as
ISOLATION Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
in the Memorial Chapel. A large at
tendance is urged because of impor-
tant business to be transacted. Elec-
ton of officers will be held. Payment
of dues will be in order.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Miss Alice Sinnickson and Miss Mich
OILS, who have been visiting Miss
Freda Rauers at st. GATHERINGS, will
return to the city to-day or tomorrow
with Miss Rauers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Wilbur of South
Bethlehem, Pa, are guests for a few
days of Judge and Mrs. Henry Nc
Alpin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

The Winnie Davis Chapter, Children
of the Confederacy, will give ball on
the evening of May 4, from 3 to IL
o'clock Many plans are being made to
have the affair as attractive as posi-
BILE, and it is hoped to make it a sue
cess financially as well. The ball will
be opened with grand march by the
children of the chapter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30
SOCIETY PERSONALS AND EVENTS.

Miss Allie Eve of Augusta, who has
Duckworth, has returned home.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mrs. Hubert Duckworth will enter
tain the Married Woman's Card Club
at its next meeting.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mrs. Wayne Cunningham and Mas
Ter Rauers Cunningham have returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Rauers
at st. GATHERINGS Island.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mrs John Malloch sailed yesterday
from New York for Europe, to spend
the summer in England.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mr.. Jules cassard of New Orleans is
at the De Soto.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

assistant general passenger agent at
Atlanta, is recognized as one of the
most successful of the younger pas
senger men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30


!, Miss Marguerite Suits will entertain
the children who compose the double
seNtette, to appear in the May ball,
with a picnic to-day at the Yacht
SIub The May ball of Miss Suits
eancing class will take place May 10,
ana promises to be quite as attractive
an affair as usual. The children who
are TO be seen in the double sextette
WIZ wear Colonial costumes.
Mrs. A. w. Sawyer of Boston is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. H. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Newell West re-
"a s9thed yesterday morning from Flor
. va wnere they went on their bridal
e sour' They are residing at Mont
Mss Mss Lila Colquitt, who has been
All ing Mrs. w. d. Simkins during
Atlanta. -
~. ne ladies' handicap tournament for
S.e Globes' cup will be played this
noon. Tea will be served by Miss
TVo 9l Mrs. c. w. Saussy and Mrs.
f,, -I.ss Sophie Meldrim, Miss Mildred
ems ,s,'' lil3im and Miss Florence Stew
Jt,a VIII be the guests of Mrs. II. c.
" mite in Athens.
oALLAwAY-JOHNsON, THOMSON.
Monsoon, Ga. April 29.-Mr. Guy L.
~'4@"ay and Miss Gertrude johnson
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

A full rehearsal of the grand march
for the May ball of Winnie Davis
Chapter, Children of the Confederacy,
will be held tonight at o'clock, at
Veterans Hall.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Miss Lola Moynelo entertained very
informally yesterday morning with
bridge. There were three tables.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mrs. A. W. Sawyer of Boston is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. H. Cary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

Mss Lila Colquitt, who has been
ts'sliihg Mrs w. d. Simkins during
Hapri' leaves tonight for home in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-30

f,, mss Sophie Meldrim, Miss Mildred
ar ,,ilfllngham and Miss Florence stew
NJ WIN be the guests of Mrs. II. G.
White in Athens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
Gin Wmto8rapb bon SGefeI.

@ietor S9effel lieB, tpie ma, tpeib,
ale Bitten Der 9anbf9riftenfammIer
Inn etn Wort bon Ieiner 6anb unbez
a9tet. Gr babte bic photographers
idssr; fpeber ELECTROMAGNETIC Sulbi<
gunssbriefe nod beigeIestcs Hiifporto
tonnten Jpn erpei9en. Qu9 bic gitz
ten iunger Mdb9en, bic INN ben blo<
BEN Tamens5ug beg eefeierten Did,
tiers bes rSrompeter bon SGtfinqen"
flebten, ribrten i'm ni6t. pafete
NIT Stammbi9ern lieb CT unerbroz
diem 5uriideeben. Die @usnabmeu
tparen febr felten, unb ni9t immer Be-
r~eiteten feline Worte ben gmpfdneern
rngetriibte SreuSe. @o f4rieb @9efz
tel etnmal, srimmig selaunt, in elm
nit ben befannten Sreunbi6aftsber=
ii9erungen unb 8laublimleins : Bpes
Tie dngefiiutes Stammbu6 ben arpben
0ers uOiefes Nlbum bringt Elm &alb
UNI.
Gine Jranffurter photographers
Sdmmlerin = lie tpo6nte bamals in
Mannseim unb mar mad i6ren eiaez
men Worten gu iener 3eit Elm 8adf'-S
= fling Die Sa6e fliiger an, als bic
meiften ibrer Miti9peitern sic febte
ibre 8itte in artise 3eime unb ianbte
benz Si4ter fplsenbes ppem:
@eriibmt gu fem, tpel9 f9Dnes, bpbes
Wprt,
@s flinet beseifternb mir i'm Ser5ea
fort;
Senn tpabrer 3ubm nus einem ebIen
Mun0
SIT tpie elm 8e6er Weins on frpbsr
Safelrunb'.
OO9 ba. no 6Onig tit, iinb ii9erlia
audi Miiden,
Oie ra9 Der fiiben Spsis' ii9 idnea
gum Naf6en bii6sn,
4ls cine fOl6e Miife ftea' i'd Dir mid
Dor,
S9On tltngt meir unbe19eiben Sums
men an Oein Sbr.
Sp9 peib W pObl, es flinst mein lei<
les Summen
60 hGBli4 Dir, pie zines 8dren
Drummer,
Senn = fur5 unb gut i4 tpInf&
Elm Photograph,
Gelt9 @ib mir ems! unb lei fa0n
brdp.
Ser Wunf9 bes iunsen MGbdens
tpurbe erfiiat. Ser Oidter antrprs
tete dlsbalb:
MIter Spru9:
Nie Miiffe, 10 lang Der CONNER beib,
SIT Der tibnite 8ogsl, ben ih psib.
(Sreibanf.)
9arlsrube, Il. Tebruar 1883.
@efhrieben BON
@ictorp. S9effeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17
pieber Bel linn orbeiten."

fpteoer bel tbrn arbeiten."
.gbriitian!" Srau SiibrIen traten
bic SbrGnen in Die @ugen, ebrli9 unb
fleibig mar ia INNER ibr Sbsal getpes
fen. sic bidte fi9, ma6te f9 an ib=
rem S9ub gu f9affen unb legte cine
SDppelfrpne auf ocn Slid. Stun par
9err Siibrien bardn, geriibrt gu tpers
ben, fol9en @belmutb muBte er iiberz
bieten. @r rannte in feline Stube,
padte in feinem 8ett berum unb febrts
lei6enblaB unb gang peritDrt in bic
&ii9e auriid.
sd babe elm 3pan5ismartitid ses
bubt. bus lit mir seitoblen."
.I9 pas!"
$50 lit es benn9"
r9ier," faste SiGe, auf bus brittle,
BON ibr beigefiigte 8olbitiid tpeiienb.
Nlfo auf bieie Dirt fldrte ii9 Die Sc
f9i9te.
rSieb mid an" befabl 9err Siibr>
fen f9arf, unb nun mar es Matbilbe,
bic bic @ugen fenfen muBte. @r rei4=
ts ibr aber balb perasibsnb bic !6anb.
rS9aff bic @nte fer, mir ppnen ipeis
fsn."
., Matbilbs Siibrfem!
11nterbefen fob Snfpeftor pinne
neben feiner Marie in M~einbdnbler
&rab's srobem 8orberaimmer. sd
babe Der 8aronin ben i9rsdli9en
@orsans srsdblt," beridtste er feinsm
S9piegerpater, raber bic quite Dame
mar ni6t bOs. 9dtten Sic bic nGbis
nefen" eeseffen, ertldrte tie mir, no
tpGre es AUDI ni9t fdlimm setpefen.
Mein Sobn bat nGmli9 sebei9tet, bab
es nit ibrer 9erfunft 0umbug lit. Oie
e6ten ftarben ndbrenb bes Sransz
ports unb biefe itammen aus Samz
burg, mo Tie pobl audi aug Dem 81 ee<
fro9en fnb. NG6ftens foa ia elm
neues Yaar iiber gsfine an mid abb
sebn, aber i9 bin iebt fteptif4. 90
LANCE i6 bic Sbiere ni6t babe, baltic
ih biefe Na9ridten fir - Nun,
fragile id, ba iie idpies. Sir rGnten"
aus China"
6err &rab la9te. .Srinf aus" rief
er bes SnfpeftOrs 9las fiinenb, bic
Ter &~iihesbeimer lit fem fpl9es 8ift,
pie Der 3ebeniuft. ben bu mir seftern
p%orfebteft."
limb ben i9 bon Dir be5og, lieber
Batter"
rWirfli9, nun bann min i9 fortdn
10 19le9ten 8ein peggieben, anitatt
i'm gu berfaufen."
yGnten aus China" murmelte pins
ne pietdtlos.
vSunee, bu pirit mid nod INN al
len Heipeft brtnsen Bel ben 8inbern."
Oa nabm !6err Binne fsin@las unb
eudte biniiber in's 0eben5immer.
n9abt i6r mas gebOrt9"
yNein," erpiberten einmiitbig bret
6e1e Mdbdenitimmen.
mOann lit ia ales gut. proiit Gin,
Nelb unb &onitanae!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

spestal.S tsuafe.
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3rpeiten 2 S@Idss, britter Mar1n,
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Dd4tsr ausegbsn M an ben ktrsiuAn srabap
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-17

IS" OStoS uitIu'SS" WpH"" O"t
elm G9lob an Der Sbir, es stbt gu bel
biebii9e Seute, unb bann elm S3pein,
bas G4pein mar Der Wuni6 Tires
2ebens. S3liebli9 pedte lie Elm
bren5li4er @eru9 aus ibren Srdn.
men, herrje Der 8raten. Na9bem 1fe
nit beitem Mppetit cine &eule unb bic
9dlfte bes8rutfleiiGe DIES peroebrt bate,
unternabm tie cine enbloie Wanberung
bur9 bic Slide. Sin Sparfah enbu9
mar AUDI re9t berlodenb, @slb auf
3infen beudte ibr rei5enb. Die 3eit
persing, mo nur Sbf9e blieb, aug lau<
ter %2angepeiIe ab fie bic 5peite &euls
unb beapans AUDI mod bas lebte
8ruffleif9. Gnbli9 bDrte tie Gbriz
itians itampfenbe Sritte i'm Slur.
$50 1T bas @elb?" rief tie ibm entz
eeeen, ,pp iinb bic Oufaten9"
Spfde sdblte atpei funtelnbe 3panz
sismarfftiide auf.
nMebr bate er ni9t. mehr tonnte
er ni9t geben."
rMrmmiitbise SETTER" fdalt Siae,
aus allen 6immeln faaenb, nperipre@
den mas unb fDnnen's ni9t balten."
90 rsdt aber traute lie audi ni6t III
rem 9atten. nSieh mid an, bat er
pirtli9 nidt mebr segebeng"
Spf9e fentte ben 8lid UNI ein3ehn=
martftiid.
r3einen @rofden, penn i9 aber
ebrlid unb fletBia fem min. barf i'd
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-13

A BUNCH of uprights; easy payments.
Erard; small upright for practice. ....... $40
Woodworth; Allovon; splendid order. -. $65
Wagner; perfect condition: a snap. $110
Neumann; mahogany case: bargain. $l25
Estey; mahogany case perfect order. $50
BENZ. CURTAZ & SON. 16 OFarrell ST.
ONE month plano rent free pianos rented
in July and August. BRUENN. 225 Suffer-.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-13
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
5 MONTGOMERY ST.
PRESIDE HE1GHTs LOTS

Preside HEIGHTS LOTS.
Only $65CO for JacksOn-st corner, close 70
car line fine sized lot
$5OO0-Washington-s 80 II. front; sheltered
locality; good residence lot.
S5O0O-Spruce- St. in best portion OF Preside
Only $1,000 for corner, so It.. with fine view
Of Preside and bay; this lot gets on
three sides; only S140 a foot
S60O0-Pacihc ave, looking into the Pre-
sidio; irst-class residence locality.
$5GO0-27 foot. looking into ths Preside
fine view OF PresidiOs extra lot to another
main street.
S65OO-For 32Ik-f front by 12T 2-s It. deep
on north side OF Jackson; magnificent. unOb-
structed and panoramic view from this lot
OF the Preside and bay and Marin County
hills.
West corner on Washington St. 13T15x1OO:
viii sell inside half; a fine buy for investor
to hold and subdivide later.
Washington ST.. north side. with panoramic
view of bay. Marin County hills and Pre-
sidio: 65-ft. front
S5OO0-Wa ashington St: very fine view OF
Preside and OF the bay; excellent residence
locality.
s6O00-30-ft. front surrounded by fine homes:
choice residence locality; looks into Preside.
Ss75O-Jackson ST., Soft. front. with extra
depth running back TO Preside wall; fine view
S45o0-North side OF Jackson St. with view
Of Preside and bay neighbOrhOod hrst-classi >
street work all done.
3Ox11t on Washington St; an exceptionally
cheap lot.
Corner Pacific near Laurel, with unob-
structed view OF Preside and bay. 33xSS.
Pacifc-ave lot. in very select residence To-
cality. 33X91.
Jackson st. corner 6Ox145; back to and over
looking Presidio; $50. 600.
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FREE TO WANT NDVERT1SERS IN N-XT SUNDAYS CALI
REAL EsrArE-crrx-roE SALE.

11AH SS1AGG-C1EX-EO8 SALE
G. H. UMBsEN & CO.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
Tuesday. ................ August 16, 1904.
Al our salesrOOm at II o. clock noon.
HOWARD-STREET INVESTMENT.
No 1O7S Howard ST.. NE OF Tth lot 25x9O
feet; improvements consist OF S-story bay
window building. containing store. with dats
ABOVE OF o rooms and bath each; also nats in
rear. containing rooms each; total rents.
PARK PANHANDLE FLATS.
Nos 636-35 Cole St, south Of Haisht ST.; lot
tanning 81 rooms; porcelain bath; all modern
FILBERT-sTREET BUILDING LOTS.
south line OF Filbert ST., 37:5 feet west OF
Laguna; 5Ox137:6 feet frontage on Filbert St,
With L 27xS7:6 feet frontage on Lasuna-
CAPITAL-AVENUE COTTAGE
4S-44. block 10. Lakeview Tract; improvements
consist Of a substantial 1-stOry cottage OF
outouildings; loan OF $1,000 can remain.
GREENWICH-STREET FLATS.
Nos. 22S4-S4l5 Greenwich ST., east OF Steiner:
lot 24:3HxI6:6 feet; improvements consist Ok
good flats, containing As rooms, In first
class condition: rents $25 per mo.
BRANNAN-STREET INVESTMENT
No T3T Brannan St. being the SW corner OF
Brannan st. and Brannan place; lot 25x1OO
Ieet; improvements consist OF 2-story frame
flats above. containing rooms: 6-fOot base
ment; also stable on property; rents f4s
per mo-
MISSION RESIDENCE.
NO. 20 Chattanooga ST.. north OF Path; ioc
texIoO feet; magnificent residence, contain
ing IL spacious rooms; large basement; French
range; large grounds; luxuriant foliage barns,
chicken-house, etc mortgage $1,000; II so de-
sired the party purchasing buy either so or
IS feet.
RICHMOND BUILDING LOTS.
south line Of B st. e5 feet east OF 4th ave.
25x1OO feet each; these lots particularly well
situated being located in the very best por-
tion OF this fast growing portion Of the citys
excellent chances for speculation.
ASHBURF HEIGHTS BUILDING LOTS.
East line of Lotta ST.. 100 feet south of Par
nassus ave lot 25x1O1 feet; Lsotta ST. IS situ-
ated one block west OF Stanyan St. being this
side Of the Affiliated Colleges. and IS situated
so as to command an unsurpassed view; q
delightful site for building a home
CARI-STREET BUILDING LOT.
South line of Carl St. 157 feet west OF
Stsnyan; lot 25x137 IS feet: this lot has par
ticuIar chances for building and should be in
spected - be appreciated
G. H. UMBSEN q CO.
20 Montgomery St
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale-New Broom house: all the latest
improvements, including I or . acres of land
in bearing fruit trees Inquire WM- BUESE.
Hillside ST., bet Grant and Mountain View
ave, Elmhurst
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FOR EXCHANGE .,zoo

% acres OF the best land IN Fresno County.
co-vvinr with il a valuable perpetual water
A-e-'' ABUNDANT WATER
For thorough irrigation at all times 10 acres
nasturaEe. 6 acres in peaches in full bearing
and choice varieties; - acres assorted fruits.
III acres nnuscat grapes. some vines; acres
ana alfalfa. a substantial house OF 4 rooms.
--sfb eement wall storeh0uses deep well Of iue
water, windmill and tank. together with neces-
5s-n- On oiled road cut OF Fresno. rural de-
HIsrv. one mile from grammar and high
.r-SS1s- owner too old to give property neces-
se-y attention This property Is surrounded
~ come III the finest orchards and vineyards
- .be state VIII sell for half cash. balance
- reuain or will exchange for unincumbersd
Sororha County acreage. The property IS en-
tfralv unincumbered- Address J. A SILER.
box 3951 Call ofnca-
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HELp wANTED-FEMAL

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