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THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY'2, 1906, everVbody rides in it, and THERE’S ALWAY8 ROOM FOR ONE MORE. CLEARING AWAY DEBRIS AND PREPARING TO RAPIDLY REBUILD THE CITY. Those Who Come and Go—Short and Snappy Paragraphs that Everybody Will Read With Interest—What Is Going on In Society, With Now and Then a Little Gossip. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 2.—Conditions of life are gradually be coming normal here, and the work of clearing the wreckage in preparation for rebuilding the city Is progressing rapidly. Retail tradesmen of every description are resuming business. Commission firms along the water front are doing a thriving business. All garbage will be cleared away, within two weeks, and a furnace for Incinerating refuse will be working soon. Street cars are given permission to run till m|dnlght, and restric tions on lighting houses are removed, excepting that oil is not allowed to be used at present. Every chimney in the city will be .Inspected before allowed to be used. Many of the larger factories that were unharmed are starting up with full forces. Mr. Berry Hall has accepted a posi tion with the Albany fire department Mr. Hall began work yesterday, the 1st. Mr. L. R. Robey, of Dohtan, Ala., is in town for a few days. The Jewish young people of the city gave an enjoyable dance at the Elks Hall last night, complimentary to their visitors in the city. There were about fifteen couples. The'affair was thor oughly enjoyed by all. "" Map! Ished his document he turned Hewitt over to a deputy sheriff to be tried for lunacy. The paper he had been work ing on was a commitment for the un fortunate man who (bought his wife was insane'. Hewitt will be tried In ten days. Death of Thomas E. Mitchell. The body of Mr. Thomas E. Mitchell, who died here yesterday, was shipped to Augusta last night for Interment. The funeral will take place there this afternoon. Mr. Mitchell was formerly working at Hofmayer, Jones & Co.’s, has accepted a position with D. C. Betjeman. Mr. I. Jacobson went to Cordele to day to meet the Savannah delegation of the T. P. A. Mr. D. A. Brown, of Edison, wds in town yesterday. Mr. Henry S. Walker, a popular young traveling njan. Is here today. Mr. Gus Newsome went to Amerlcus today. Mr. Ellis Lockhart, who has been representing the Georgian here the last few days, returned to Atlanta yes terday. Mr. Warren Story, of Leslie, Is in town today. Mr. G. S. Jackson went to Smith- ville today. The family and g, few friends of Mr. J. H. Davis are enjoying a family pic nic at Blue Springs today. Messrs. A. C. Cox and Roy Barnes went to Amerlcus on business today. Judge Eugene Ray, of Columbus, passed through the,city yesterday en route to Cairo, where he delivers this evening his lecture, “Sentiment and Sense.” , Mr. Clifford Grubbs, of Sylvester, was In town today. Copyright igo6 by Min t Schaffner 6? Marx Mr. and Mrs. L. Kimball and Miss Trudle Kimball, of Colquitt, are here today. WANTS, Mr. H. A. Tarver has returned from a short visit to Atlanta. Mr. C. E. Hay, of Sylvester, Is in Albany today. WANTED—An iron safe. Apply at Ware & Leland’s. 2-3t Mr. C. H. Beazley, of Leesburg, spent the morning In the city. Mr. A. J. West, of Abbeville, spent yesterday in Albany. LOST B(.TCH — Suitable reward will be paid for return or information of liver and white pointer bitch; miss ing ten days or more; wore collar marked with my name. L. R. H11b- man. . 2-fif Mr. C. J. King, of Rome, is here to- Buy a Two-Piece Suit for Ope Half and Less, Mr. M. S. Roberts, of Atlanta, Is in town today. BUNDLE WRAPPER WANTED —A young man who Is honest and ener getic can secure permanent posi tion. Apply at Once to Hofmayer, , Jones & Co. . l-2t * Mr. F. L. Durkee, of Augusta, is in the city. We have seventy-five two-piece Suits left over from last season. These suits are worth from $7.50 to $13.50. We propose to close this lot out at a great sacrifice. ' “WE’RE GOING TO DO IT NOW,” hence the extremely lowi price of $5.90 for your choice. We are willing to accept a severe loss in order to close, them out. These suits are made of thinnest and coolest wool crashes and flannels. They are correctly cut, broad shoulders, and-though light in weight are tail ored to keep their shape. See window display of these suits. Squad Drill Last Night of the Savannah Volunteer • "6uarcis.' u .' Mr, A. C,, Bruce, of Atlanta, is stop ping at the New Albany. ’ .; . L08T BRACELET—An old-fashioned, gold bracelet, flat inside and oval outside, and closely carved over its entire surface; was lost last night on Broad street, or between Broad and the residence of Mr. L. E. Welch, corner North and Jackson. Liberal reward will be paid for re turn to Mrs. E. N. Clark, corner Broad and Jefferson. l-2t Mr. C. V. Patterson, of New York, is in the city today. Special to The Herald. Savanah, May 2.—That Savannah Is a great military town was shown again last night by the great Interest taken In the Savannah Volunteer Guards’ squad drill at the Guards' Armony. The drill was to commemorate the 104 th anniversary of the Guards. When the time came for beginning the drill there was a large crowd present. The judges of the contest were Col. G. Arthur Gordon, of the First Regi ment of Infantry, Maj. D. C. Barrow, and Maj. M. J. Oleary, also of that command. Squad D was the first one drilled. Sergeant W. H. .Robertson was In charge of it. Squad A came next, under command of Sergeant T. E. Moore, Squad B was third, with Sergeant R. G. Tunno commanding, and Squad C was 4th, with Sergeant H. S. Dreese, Jr., In command. Major J. Ferris Cann presented the prize, which was a purse of gold. Squad D won the prize. Committed fcr Lunacy. Mr. Macon W. Hewitt went to the Court of Ordinary yesterday and asked that a writ of lunafcy be taken out against his wife. Hg said his wife was crazy, and" that, being proficient in the black art,, she let her spirit enter hlB breast every night, and this caused trouble. He was debating with the clerk of the Court of Ordinary whether it would be best to have his wife ar rested for lunacy or Just crack her neck. While Hewitt talked, Mr. -Mo lina, the clerk, wrote, and when he fln- Mr. T. E. Whitehead, of Atlanta, is In town. Mr. H. C. Land Is here today from 1 Macon. . $5.90 - ■ V, * ' , . f Rosenberg Brothers, Mr. J. R. Forrester went to Arling ton yesterday afternoon, returning to the city at 11 o'clock today. Ideal Wood Fibre Planter, Longview Lime, The Best. Portland Cement, Windows, Doors, Blinds, Lumber, Moulding, etc. ‘ Mrs. Fannie McLendon, of Willacoo- chee, and Mrs. H. A. Freeman, of Ca milla, are guests of Mrs. W. J. Rail this week. J. D. WESTON Dill Pickles, 15c dozen; Sour Cu cumbers, lc each; Sweet Mixed, 25c quart. W. E. FIELDS. No Ice famine In Albany now. Bar ron sends It when you want it ALBANY COAL & ICE CO. California Evaporated PSaches, 16d lb.; Apples, 16c package, 2 for 25c. Messrs. Ben Mosely and Roy Barnes returned from a business trip to Ca milla this morning. Telephone No. 44. ,W. H. FIELDS. 1 fe? Sister Mrs. S.,B. Lewis has gone to Val- ddsta for a few days’ visit. Gents’ Stylish Footwear We still have a full line of beautiful Millinery to se lect from. We have in a new shipment of Ready-to- Wear Sailors. Also a nice line of Voile, Linen and Em broidered Skirts. Mrs. W. E. Sandwich has gone to Asheville, N. C., for an extended visit. Mr. E. P. Harris went to Spellman today. Mr. John Underwood, of Blakely, is here today. Mr. Albert Daniel, who has been Patents and > Gun- . Metals, Bluchers and Button Oxfords in all the swell shapes. . Fernland Farm* . ‘Dairy Department Sweet Cream Rich Milk y High Grade Butter Patronage Solicited For Engagements Telephone No. 199 Delicious Ice Cream For Warm Spring' Days Many [people find the first warm daysfof spring very fatiguing. These will' find otir delicious ice cream espe cially refreshing. s DON’T RISK YOUR VALUABLE: Expertly Made of Pure Cream, Once bought Always sought by leaving them in your house. You may lose them by fire or bi "SAFE DEPOSIT” is the best'flre or burglary insurance. Our arm safe deposit vaults are fire and burglar proof. Box rentable from $ a year. Your inspection is invited. -. avors Ehrlich’s Albany Drug Go EXCHANGE BANK OF ALBANY. Broad Street. Phone 147