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8 OFFERED THE LAND BACK. MMOli *AA* KRAI. :*T%TE rn>i. I’ANN HOI 1.0 \or AM IT. Mator lllacaairt llir Inlun* - float Snuuhl bt th* • MMaa* hil f••••• i tii|>MYty Airalatl *b ( ( lit AAaiulat U** ••awilKrrd l lt ItMi|M*tflon iif Hu lla*ail I *nlr Miimli fbr Comyait'a aanfent !• Hr I itbrlil Hull'll **• r*rl \*tt IM ii ll* l.nllrr Length noil iHr Public attain \l Hr llewetlled b> I lir W Mli iiiaiu *f *• MUwk ■!%. Mayor Myra d*' ** j - t If, lnk the city t Ilk# ty lo hr held Mr'. !!> to the word* Inf of us d* ral from th* l* Saving: and i.i*m Chaiipanv for •nain laud on Eighth ftrirt | ur< h.ext with ti view (o Widen!nit thal r* • ' la*f which fh** iuy r*>w |trrsa>-i> lo u~*. or m jortlon of • for Ihe n* a MtKinr houar in the aouUi- Urtlrri t * A alrr.i i announced thr land com pm v 1 affkiiM. n injunction against th its to pr< vn( • i* t\ u-* . holding thin th* hind w < hit h na-d atri il) for the purpnaa to *ted tn thr deed. md that to ii-** it for th* purpoe, now |.ra*f*-el wul*l I*- an Injury ••> other r*.i * t •• • In tha vicnl*> whi< h would be Improved by w idening th* Hire, t “I do no* think the company's claim will hold k*rod. ► i*d M . yor Myers when u korl a*bout the matter * Th** land w l- ir n.iM.i )u*c other real • mi# h •** **n pur has* I ly the <Hy In t at a* • ion with .* view to using It for opening Mr**# a h i* with no obligation t* l<* ao The romp iny wih paid th* prl* • as wmp p.ild to othar real estate ownars in thaat 27 tvntt* per square f**rt if)* full mark't vain* no doubt Tip . its h t frequently found It nere*ry lo < ban ig#* | street lln* and council.* hiv. frequently ! changed ? heir view- t< certain err *a wo that i* has frequently been the , mr i that Imml purchased for opening certain i Mfeeta was not used for that purpose The city ha* ronawlfT.iblf holding- in ttie j ►omhern >*- ilon, ■ quir*d In *hh manficr which it would he clad to dispose of a? fair prices "In tha* next pi ice,** Paid the Mayor. | "no ordii )(. w• -v f .uitipud !y (*uu- i ell lookinf lo im widening of Eighth j street ns stem* f* have* t* ♦ n eontem j plated in this |ur< h is> Tie re did not exist *nen. iiid *lo aot exiu now n> a* •w.ity for th<- w Id* nine *f the strand j Eighth streel i.-* now apen Ha* entire j lencth for a width of fifty fret, and to Pimp v incr.Wf t <ie W idth of on. bio k , to 110 fat Mould ■e of no ieodit to ah* I rest of the street or to the altixni'' Ht large It might enhance th* value of the •abutting re.tl stiite but It i not f? s * pol- Icy of the . Ifto improve private prop- 1 *rt\ in thi* manner it the pubii #*x |**ne An engine hone* should not b* * t onaftdered a detrlm* rrt to private property The ned of a Are station in the southern pe. flon ha* been recognised for some time, .and we hardly oxpected pi*H*itlon from proferty owners tn m**‘tliig this peed." Mayor Myer* paid that when Mr C* M lNrsetf r. titinx fh* iVoj. s'p Iniin and Savings Company. Informed him f the ohjertlorte of the real estate owners In that vicinity to the use to which the city pfoposed to pot the property, h** In formed him that the city wa* willinK to turn the land back to the i-ompany at the price which It had paid for it. hut that Mr Dorsett repiled that the . ompunv was not wining to enter Into this port of an arrangement The outcome of th case will be watch ed with Interest, p It r.alpes anew point as to the disposition of hand purchap*d by the city for specific purponep and may have a decided bearing upon future pur chase* of this cbirat ter. > , (.HOST* THAT Two I.lt tie (*l r l*’ Experiences In t olontnl Vitrk. The old cemetery, now Colonial Park has probably turned out alwnit as many. If not mTe ghost stories, than any local' lt> In Havannah A little Jones street girl and her companion figured In one recent ly The girls w*re tn the I’ark together. I and their easily excited Unix- j Jnatlon*' helped furnish th* j i: hosts. One of the girls. In a letter to her father, who was ale-ent from the city at *he time, told very cleverly of her experience It is best given In her own words The letter was addressed to Dear Papa. nd read® I have *a ill tie ifhOHt Mtavr' I want to tell to yall Lwit w.-ek Frda iirsl I wamt to th* a\. k>nl:l Park to look at th*’ Inscription on the tombstones. After we hl waikd for a while, we .am to n f.imilv ‘vault ; with one et)l |**rtl\ broken out. so we 1 thought xve would s. . what w*s tn ther \Ve m but w* c.mkl n* sa-e any thing lot shadows, it w*s ho dark AN warn afraid, tan we peeped in Htlb furtlier amt auAdcfily w heard a deep grown '*Fra*dg la>**ked in me an*i I looke.l *• Kredu. ami *arr eyes gr* w big ami our hair strod on uidf; hut* somehow It .'total ha* we x>uki not run. Bu.Ma*nh the- gr umi<- were repeated and we found our strength and fret. nd t guess *hwi tha* passe rs*hy xxere astonished to sec two little girl* xnrh their hair a reaming Iri tt. air running as If a (hooMtid ghosts were at their heels After we had run quite a dlstanca. we looked hc k to pep if any thing was after us. nn-1 to our%*tirpri*e, we sate two Mg black dog*, growling at cwrh other on the other side of the vault, and that uccoun's for th* awful groans wa- heard. Now, what !*• you think of that for a true ghost story?" The letter wound up We nil are very well. Mrs has got a little baby bov about two weeks old. I will closv." AA AITINU FUlt MMUDH At. •lack llniilon Sn*u fie | Inilou* t Urnr Pruitt Him. Jack Hanlon. who sign* himself the 140-pound harnpion of Pennsylvania, writ#* I hi* Morning N* > from Philadel phia tluftt to is nulling patently fo lu-nr from Tom Forcoran in regard to m ii ii h Conomn. be says, promis'd lilm the next l<ni Hit tl.mlun U of (to* opinion that t'orcoran dor* not want any mot of lit* funa Hr enclosed the foUowing I’htln ci Iphlu n* r account of an uff.ilr In which hr figured tiefore Gray ** Ferry Athletic (Tub: **At Wharton llall. Oct. I, before a lara# BudWtH*. the Uriy> Frrrv Athletic Club pallet off a vry entertaining pto gramn.c All of the bout- wer* of a hur rl< an** rd r mid the excitement was In* ten**. In (hr wind-up Jack Hanlon met Jack Matthew*, who ha* a-ptratlon* for the wclier-welght championahlp Thr buttle w.a hard from thr tap c*f the l*ll. U)th men being willing, mat there was nothing but flirHt Matthew*. however. r#< Miri aoverc punlahment In the first and aeoond rounds, and wu# put to sleep In the third " Rishnp Kelley at at. Rrnrdlet'l. Bishop KHlo)’. presided *cn the gervlc© at Bt Benedict'* colored church yesterday morning Beside* hi* lermon to the congregation th# bishop Hklrraed the choir and the children. The parishioner* of H* Ben edict'* were evidently much pleased at having the bishop with them. 'flu. FMWM I.AHOH. Uex. Alexander Henry** I'lrsl Arr mama nl Park Ara hurch P* . Alexander Henry, the ro w im *toj f ii* I'm k N* w-Cbufcti. i>rs< hoi t - l ret . rm*riH aif hie pastorate v • *ri i morning nai last ft .fit At .* *v*m#ig * rRMii tha test H.t • I non M* th>’H . 11 2i (Vane unto m* oil >••• trial i *>r utwl ir* ha-a v> l i.l* n. and 1 will glv* you i*>-. The Mihjo t xii fits w ■i• but it w trfiilM gi. . fully . and temb-rly by M* H* tirj , • ‘Hmm-iiting h: t *a ?>. unlv.-r-alpy ,i invitation, **xtend. • a- ;t dors lu • very * n i >i r. u i its ; |m. ia t i>i of • • ni r * nih| pitfalls aaitd fempiatioie that **t th* path* of m o • n lots Ilf. Mr llcnr* pa and to ar* u.ii> iind irlrbai *ll us-lain of in*- ii.* mo. if!.l ( i| |. ,f ,i.4 t rns ft Wa 1(04 WMI k 111 (Ilf efina* af pli>sl w; or incnt il •nrVi i w' h th. Savior refers w ti* n li- a> Com* unto rn all >•*• thd labor It i- not r. >t from this form of a (Tort that h* promts* nor -ucii a protni-. >#niain. and- tul Mt Henry, anywhere |i> t r. I f*. 1. rbilptui** Man b c)ti*trtieti*l fh.ii work if of th* . 1 -*‘n • >f In- -*> ...i :nn t**d that he an only t* tru.y happv wh.n ha is " Hg*d in l*e,iutifvltig or i . ljUng thh , w . ..I in w'.l h i,. liv* I *r. j. no r- a i nto I>* li.-va nor aiilhoiit. njd.n which ! to found Isii.f, that In Ih. tat. after thie aririhut* of matt will e aaeg.d but rat lia r th* r i . ury i* a on to think that In • "njuii tion wifit th* flvln*- 1 ath* r and H* h*avanl\ h*>st. fiuntaiv activity will ■f i*. *x. r* t*. 1 t.i a higiur ard more gloriittio plane The "labor of the bxi wu- tf.*’ efTotl ' of trial, i > *lo right, hi- conlinuil riving •* final ind follow *f:• Mialght an i nar r*w |Mth Ibavy laden lie I too. hut! not with fi-ivsic.tl burden- The weight b* * ir.’ je* li* tfi. rrki- *f doubt- and j f aar lfi.it b* u him down and prev<*nts J hi- pa -g into the cm a true light. Prom the*. littMir. 11:.t from this burden ) th*- Invllafieri a.f J. u- offers rrl-a- The -oul that s i.pt it what is the right J and. -e. tng fadiow kr.*wingl> Tempt * i Hons all vanquished, bjror ail laiilsht 1. |oubts iiul feat all • a-f aside Ih* eul 1 that Ii- ** *n th* ligfit re i h**s ami abides in the haven *f tru* raini. nt. AN AATKb IN AA AHIIAIiTON, P. AA . AA**k*fl AA li* |*n*e*| AA ortli !*•*• flrafl* Thought tn Max*- llea-ti Here. The Metropolitan Polar nf Washington j are -cotiring the country for Prank AV,*l- ! la.. Wjr. k**ff. whit* wanted for false pre tenfes and pussirig worthless checks. AA y koff |s *|es i |t.. and as fa-ing 4' year* old. f* t7or k Inches t ill. weighing Ifiit pounds, rather olive complexion, possibly from sunburn, reddish brown mustache, dark Iwown hair, thin *n back of head. harp nos*, slight dimple In chin, t.-esh filled w'lth gold, and quite prominent, wears eye-glass, s. slightly stooped- shout l'r.d and Is Iwvw-legged, alresses neatly, and smokes cigarett* almo-t constantly, which he makes himself ||e Is further described as I*l tig likely to Is found around brokers offices or bucket shoiu* lie wa* at on** time In eh* insurance bus iness. claims to Im quite a fisherman un*l has a fin*- angler’s outfit which he boasts of " Th#* circular sent to this citv bv th police of AVashlngton bears, he slabs the foregoing description .* picture of NVyckoff anl alsf th* faa Imile of h draft that he passod in Washington. Aug 21* It ts thought that WyckofT under an as mtmed nam.- was In Savannah not very long ago Tha* llken -s on the circular ha been seen by a number of gentlemen who say tiwit *Uher !t- original or eavmeone that look* very much Ilk* him w.i* In the dty and also at Tyb**e this eurnnur < MUIIIAti* XT I Id, IAI HliAte. Nearly |.*,tNM*,iMMi lii.-rrxiir f**r Ilia* VA cek I tiala-al. Savannahs bank clearings continue to -how the -one gratifying Incr* •.-* * which have lH*en recorded for several months Without exception every week show* an Increase, the record for contlnuon* in creases from week o week not having been broken for months For the week ended las: Saturday, for Instance, th** in creuse over the <*orrep,>nd|ng week lust year wa- $4.Mk 4kSSI For the w*.-ek ended O- 4. The |verlod the trad. Journals ref. r to. the Inc reuse was ltv 1 J*tr cent. With the constantly * xpatiding business th** cHy enjoys there I*. nj telling when there will b#* any Interruption In th** increase of the c|. uring house show ing** The common ill Interests of Savannah Fee In th* future a season of great prosperity, while it seem* t bey have reason a* > expect with a contin uance of present conditions. Mil. I.P AKIN WOT HOT I MAKII. He In r.x !>•*• led lt*mc Irom Italtl nnirr T*-ala> air To*ma>rroxxr. Mr W It l,*xiketi l> exp*-*'ted to re turn to the city today or to-morrow front l'altlmore. where ha- ha* Ken spending the past few days. l’ion his return, it believed that he Will give a positive insw.r to the comvnunb it 100 *•* the com mittee *d th** Republican District Con vention, i.*fid#*i tug him th nomination for t’ongr* .-s Mt Lak*n has never yet said posi tively wh.it he would .|.i, an*l there is much Interest among th** politicians to know In- final dc*’lsb>n Htiould h*- b*. cline to nwik<* th- race, ami this i* within •he poaxdblMtie*. t la-a-t tta* quesilon of hie stK'<■**ssor will be more Interesting still. There nre not lacking those who lrofess the ald Illy •< name him to whom the nomination tvlll Ik* landered. m this event. RAIN AM) HHiI.KK AAKATIIP.H. Tlie Mean Temperature leterln% 7a lit uri pi, w %!•*%•• the Normal. High* ili sn in nhovi normal wa* again Hav.tnnah’s Wculher record yesterday. Tin max mum temperature whh h oc curred at o'clock w * B degree*. mid the minimum, at 7a. m.. 7'J dearer* Tin in* in wa 7x wh le the normal I* only 7v The rainfall w.i .00 Inch whirl* l- o. It. h below th* normal. and nature* the o cumulated i*X'tnn for ihr month to 3.70 Incite* and the deficiency since Jan. 1. to 7.07 The foreent for to-day h* for rain and cooler tredher. To-morrow fair weather may le expected except for shower* along thr coa**. Kre*h south* asterly shifting to hrtwk northwesterly winds wl.l prevail. 9 0 $ LITTI.K tMin S| m:K df.iu. Hod* Will Hr Taken • ltllt‘lifon fur Interment. Mr and Mr* \V. F Sinter will have the deep sympathy of their friends In the lom of their Ittth daughter Mary, who died yesterday lifter noon after a week'* ni ne**. The body was taken in charge by Fox A Week* and will l*e sent this morn ing to Blit'.*hton. on (he umgia and Ala bama Railroad for intfrmsnt Tin little girl was six vents of age and a bright and attractive child lintt led Beer* labeled “Budweiser." “Faust.** “B nek A Tan.'' "Anhe*t*er-flandard. Export pale.” “Exquisite," or "Pilplafer’ -if Anheuwer-Ruech” h on th* label they aie pure*; beer* THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1900. SEABROOK WILL PRESIDE. AAII.I IRM.iI "I PKHIOR tOf HT IN Altai, NC>: OF JMH.I. I A Id,lt* A NT. Iln/lMii the thimtf of the .Inalge of the Eastern t Irrolt. .laatge rani K. xmliraitik NA 111 <on at net Its Wes ftloae—He AN 111 Heeide Motions nnd Iransnrl All iMh*-r flustness That Does N*• II • outre thr Intervention of a Jsd-4 rlnxlonl and Other Jan Trials VA ill .• Over latll '• inti In-r— Aerraaurlra in Anrnealo Harder AA 111 Thru stand Trial. Jislg. Robert Falflgant. of *he Sup erior Court, left for ftewanee Term., last night and wul m*k a somewrhst *xtec 1e.4 e. 4 trip l* fr* Mturnittg (• the i> In ti,>* a : rn- >• Judge Paul K Beabrook. o< t r** A ‘auntie <Tr ult. will presl*fe in ih • Super car t'ourt. lor t • purpose of hear ing t?M)*;o#i- aid flail ling Other bu-l --h-m iti• aloes i.ot r*<iuite the interven tion of a Jury. in i • Tea ton by the legislature of th*- Ml anti* <‘ir it wu then con stale**. that toe Judge of th#* new circuit mignx relieve ihe judge of this dreuit of tb** r urden of ~om oj his Jurtl* ial lulati- FK-quen and in th*- tort. Judge Sesbrook has h*cn in ra i.sitioi to hear case* |u* Jildg** FuMigatit an| for the next w.*k ** "11 a- im* tb lull tOtidsM/t of th*- court Ti,. arrangements will hr a matter of gr*t convent* n<<* to the m. mlv r> of th* lo al lo: Thera* are M nutnbr of im|*or tant applications for Injunctions that are now landing which tha* rxigencp -of the situation demand ehall he dls|KMd of. In ota*’ wav or the other. Just .i* foot: n- |e -ibb Had it not ileen that Judge B#a laM4k will bold V>urt these must have awultetl Judge l a iigant’s return to the * it\ and the Iticonvrnience. probaht). W"lld have b***n v*ry gt-at < rlminal arul other * as**s that require Juries however, will not hr tried before Jmigi Kslllgant’s return, the Jurymen •ving allba rn reileved imtll the first Mon h\ in Nov.-mbr-r. They an . of court, 'othjn-t to * till, but it is not believed that am criminal mattters will ba* token up before tiie tinv mentioned t'lsm th. return *f Judge Falltgant be 4-e *f John lillge and J.>* Lloyd the :w.. men who w**re Indl id Jdntiy with B* abort* ll.iyeH for th** murder of Mi, or Ulan Locioe It Varmdoe. will l>* taken up The et it. ni nt that I Joy I made at the tln* of hi- arrest vhowed that he and R Igc were in • omplete possession of Max- plan to kill the uiotormat) and that thev were pr.-aent. ;*!! g and abetting him. constructively at least when the car wa stopped and thr fatal shot- were fired b\ thr actual murderer. There remain f*r trial alo the . ases of th# tw. men who were India ted bv the grand Jury gcreeea>rl<-s aft.-r the f*ct in t onn* • tloti with the name crime The**- ar** Kdwaid Owrdner and J**h Hutler '*irdn*r com * hIuI flayes on the da> af’er th** commission of th* tiomlida- while Htiticr r*.lv*d him In his house the foi biwing night and k**pt him there uii’U h** wa.** dl(sver**l and aryest#*! It - probable thsit th*- appli at ion of Ahe l*eo|gc 'a Savings and Ihm Company. f"rn injunction prohibiting the rky from further proceeding with the constru* (ton of th** new engine house on I'lghih street, anal fn*m using the land on which It t proposed to hutld for any other purpose than the opening or widening of the -trret, will be made to Judge Beabrook When the ease was presented to Judge h'Mlllgant he refused to grant a restrain ing order without a hearing, but did grant h rule, requiring the city to show cause why a temporary in Jum tion should not issue. This hearing was to have been had be fore Judge Falltgant an Saturday, but was necessarily postponed because of the pressure of other business It may he that Judge Raabrook will Ih* called U|on to determine, through the grant or refusal of the writ of injun.'Aton. to whut uses th* c|ty may legally put the property It has purchased It is the contention of the plaintiff that the conditions In he deed prevent Its us* for any other purimse than o|K*nlng or widening Ktghth street FlftHT FOR Flltvi PLAC E. Nrntlto)* AA alt **exen or Eight Ilnur* f#*r Vlit it| I** of rnp**r. The old adage, that The early bird cat. he* the worm." finds an humble il lustration in the habits of the new ahoy a. almost entirely of *lusk> hue, wlio sel the Hunday edition j>f the Morning N*w> l*kiteri*rlse is writ large in the story of their race with time and each ntlsr, for the first bundle of paper* of the city edi tion. The bo.va begin gathering about the Morning News building at about 8 o’clock Hot unlay night, when the advance guard of th# cohorts mnk**s Its This consists, possibly of sotn*- half aloxvrt boys, who lake up |wsltlons clove to th** door fnun which the papers are sold and languidly await the maiming hours For th** mxt three *>r four hour* th** line re ceives additions very slowly, and It Is not until mklnlght. when the .pointing room*- are dosed for th** flight, that the real • xclt# mnt begins. Then ther*- Is a rush of newsiioys and aj intervals of a few minutes a scramble for place In a short time the line has extended Its way across the front of th. building and two or three of th* more ad venturous are sleeping on the stairs lead ing to the ti||M*r floors Around th*- side walk. in various positions, are others, who pass the tim* in a •**. i.l gam* of crans or the dlscusalon of business wavs and mean- The "red-hot" man. who also teaches th*- scene at about this time, does a rushing business tn warm dellca- cirs. When the pres ** begin to turn out th plies of paper*. •x Itement Is at fever heat. The difference in place ■an only m *ke a difference of few minute* In the commencement of the newsboys' sale* but it Is contented for vigorously, and sometime*, It must l- confessed, a bit pr fanely A few minutes more and then the i ries of Morning paper" are hoard abroad throughout (he city. The boys have been watting, some of them, for seven or eight hours .♦ ■ | U %T II %l, %KLA\ %. Mr. 4. J. Fnlton'a I'hofournph of III* Father In l.ondon. Mr A J Fulton received a letter from loxtdon l-t we* k. aci , om|wnled by a cab in'd photograph of hi* father and mother The photogiuph elfows . well preserved >ld ouple, the father being a whlte h.l red. but hale and tear tv. okl gcnt>. mat Wliat wttrgct* attention at once Is the four md*h which ate hung upon his breast The medal*. It was learned from Mr Fulton. were all awarded for honorable *ervlce in the Htltlsh army, in which his father served forty-two year*. The nodal* represent three wars, the fourth being th long service medal. The first of these Is for the i'rtmean war. In which Mr Fulton, Hr . took |*ari as a m#m •• r of tht Royal Jigfi' ery in i-.i --!p. it • wi ’ i*r• ‘rut ni ♦ - butt < of Baiaklava. and saw the famous barge of the Ught Brigade, when *OO British cavalry charged half the Russian army The old soldier's son* are scattered but I on* of th*m 1* with he Miners and Sap l*er# of the British arm\ In Bouth Afl n I or was at last accounts The letter stated. ! however, that no new* had been received ! from this eon In three months and the Tanvdy la some wliat anxious ou hi* ac* I vOuuk I 1.1*14 TION AND Nf.ORD ANI/. ATIOV Took Pla**e X esterala y at the fteventh Afreet MethMlisf taalay*Aeli**al. Th** Sunday B’hOOl of the Seventh K*rxt Methodist Church was rrorganixrd yesterday afternoon .t 4 o’cio k. ofh *to for the *cim)ng year were e • *1 and the pupds were re* and. four new *lise w* r#- mad* , and tour lo w te i bet- wrere aidKUnted. Th . was made n** ry by the growth of the Sunday School. Practically ad of th* officers of Ist year were rr-e4ert*d ex *p Mr A B. Crosby, the m c t,*r\ and treasurer, who da lin*-il io • * ept the office for another term Mr. Ouaby ha been se r tary and treasurer of th* Burxlay S*'booJ ain e it organisation thrr# years axo hi I h*- flll# I the |K>sitton ablv and ea*iwfac tor > :## he .’ti.i Jay ?. hced that lus r* - tlrcment !** gr* *tb regret ed The officers elected are a- follow* Superintend*nt~ Mr J L Christian. A * -istant flu|erlntendrnt—Mr F. <\ Slone. 8* ret ary and Treasurer—Mr. J. 8 AVo fe N *slctant Hh rf-t ry and Treasurer—Mr M AN Ken ru'd? Librarian Mr J CJ Crafts OrganUt Mi* Edna Courvolsler Tb** Bunai.iv School has a m*mt* r?*nip of 29*, pupib hut owing to th** thr* itenlng weather v est * r*la \ alter noon o ly abatif one-half of Hit r.umbei were pr. -.nt A r Hrt . f th.* bin If 8* ( <v| wa* r- id *. th** morning servi*-.* a* the. ’htir* h. and show* 1 its* affairs to b<* in Ihe mot i-at Iffa< lory onddion Th** rrpor* also show. I th** a’tcnifance records mol* bv the ofti- * r* and t* n h# rs which were .ill exceptionally gaol. 1 Hits. ItllllUHv FI NEH AL. Her l.ife final lt*en Lons. I sefnl nnd Honorable. The funeral of the ate Mrs !’ene|*pe Brewer, an a- bunt of who*. *lath was given in yesterday’s Morning News, took place yesterday morning at 11 • k*-k from th#* Klim Baptist 4’hurch at Oliver The lec**,ised ha*l ban a number for ihe great#-r pat i of her lon* life of M year - and tb** paetor. Rev R. G Oartin. in *on ducting Jh- service, spoke feelingly of the high character horn** by the de* as* and dur ing h*-r iof< and honorabk* life. Of the dc **aed. one who hid known her for years, said Bhe was a woman *f remarkable character, having llv*d above tiu* tlm* s lloted to man. To know h*r was to love h*r. fr her motive- and intentions w* re always for good, and she never outlived her usefulnee Bbe was a friend t< every one and all wer. her friends Not only was sn* • good and urefu. woman, hut ene was a leader in every good work A conshdent Christian she was not only cot;* *rn**'l In the tem poral welfare of all with whom she * im* in rant a t. but their iqdrttual welfare also Above all wa- sh* arnesi|v and actively conerned lor the t-mrsi.t and eternal interests of her own hildreii To way that she lived for her children ie n.4 *mugh eh** m suatly 11 **• I for them tn her untiring efforts to serve and .can fort them Only two week- >in . -h* w\*j* at the be*t*ile of seriously si* k ***n .*t Wflv.ru-* wh**n she wa* summoned h-wne to attend th** funeral of her *• R H Brewer, who died very i*Menlv. and with xvhont sh** wa.* living Around her nd the osl homestead in Kfllnghain ourry. where k** hv**l and died h* ■■ children, grandehiktren and gi.a-grand children eftcti de**d a home for ill of t hem%• Mrs Prawer was a woman of large and wonderful experience In lied when Bhrrman devastated Georgia. he> husKind. Georg* AN Brewrer. in an effort to avoid the invader and save some of hie effects from the vandalism of -in invading army, was o tunjly lowt, atul during a wtdowfhood of thirty-five years. Mrs Brewer had cv**r lived. hoping against hoi>e tho’ some time sac might, learn sornwhlng of her absent compan ion Bit* If the earth had opened and *walAowed him. there could not he lees of Mr RreweFs fte known than H known to-day Yet in this life-long be. rewvement and trial, well ae the lr->.- f children x llfferent tin***- no mortal could have sustained (he affliction of thi* life w|th more ('hristian fortitude and submission than she mamfeste.l Th* at** #*a *d leaves a lrge family ff hildren. grand* hiklr*T> m and great-grand ■ htidran many of whom are well known in Savannah Rev John H. A?he, also of Oliver, re sisted in conducting th. funeral services rind delivered a beautiful and touching prayer. ITS FIN *4*l mill. A It* AI,. <it thctl rn I 4 h*!r PrepnrlttK for the lied lent ion The special choir which will take part In the dedication service* of the Cathe <lr. 1. th<* last Sunday In month hud It f* first organ rehearsal at Ihr Cathedral yesterday afternoon. The iitnidt; of the organ la not complete a* yet, nl only a portion of the Instrument could he used. There w is n lurg* attendance of the choir, and the rehearsal was * successful one. Mr F E. He hirer, the musical director of, the Cathedral, ha* succeeded In yet lng together a very large choir, and one fompood of excellent material. There are S3 voice* In the choir and In addition thvre will t*e an orchestra of 13 pieces, includ ln a large harp The sale of tickets of admission to the dedication service will begin at the Ca thedral next Hundax morning, after the last mas*, the announcement that the snl would begin yesterday morning having le*n made under a misapprehension. BCBKKIIIRE MAS Ft I I. 4 %R4iO. I niihlr to Vlrlnu %ll Freight Tliut Of* ferrtl In l*!iiln|e||hla. Tho second ship of t ie Merchant!* an l Miner*' new S ivannnh-Philadelphia l<ln>- Mt Berkshire Copt. Ryan—soiled from I’hi odelphla Saturday. and is due her* to-morron night. The Berkshire -*ai.*'d tvnh n full cargo ami a number of con* slenment * were held over for the Alle gheny. which sail.** Wedne.-tlay. The new pier of the line |n Philadel phia is being put in the best poesl >!*• shaj* to core for the company's huei n* f*s nnd workmen r. transforming tn*- ivlt.irf Into one of the bri along the river front. The management announce* that business Is far heyonl expectation and If the pr**#nt rush keeps up lekltt tonal steamers will have to be brought into mjubltmn fVrofuh* In the Mood shows Itself sooner or liter In swellings. pores. eruption'-. Hut Hood s BarsiiiMrillu completely cures II and The *n\Minnl. oitser % n lory of M lisle Is now open for the reception of pupils. Thorough Instruction given on pianoforte, violin, singing and harmoni gee Illus trated catalogue Prof Leo W. Mchrten*. Director —ad o School Supplies. Just received large and ossortfd sup ply of school hags and school sopplte; all at cut rates, from lb cents tip, also, usual large stock of a’.i the school books, now used in Chatham county at Fstll* News Depot. 45 Hull street. Bav.ir.tMh G .—ad A High-Grade Institution for Indies Bherter College, Rom*. Ga. Write for catalogue. -*<L * DISCUSSED MISS RIVES BOOK. MKV. J D JORDAN Dlt A AN'* *p|ll|T- I 41, laHAAOAA FROM ••% FINN- At I, OF F A NTH** Tbe Hook AA rltlen b> Owe of Dr. J*r alwn'ft t-*rler(l*—*ll Max t wi#*ri t ui> ailtleroble Diarwaatlaan From m 4l*ral *>lnnl|mlnt-Owe Lara*’ Nrxxr lork li(k aiwre Hrl weed f* Handle If aa lleinw Immorsl-Df. Jordan "era iu It an F: \ posit ln of tbe I'wnlliie floe Iri we Thai -'There l* a Natural Raid* anal a "iiirtliml llaaaly.** |{*\ Dr J I Jordan prr he*! at (h* First Puip4i Ch ir.h last night on .A l’urna* * of Earth the till* of a re •nt hook by Halite Ermtnle Hives. He drew hie text from Pslam- 12 • 'Tlx word- of th* lrd at* pun xcril* a- silver tried In the furnace of earth, pur*tied seven dm. .- Dr Jordan said \lv attention was ** p. tail) ailed to (h** text by the r • • ap{* at in* of a n**w nook ent iled, ’’A Furnace of Earth by Hal le Erminie Hives, an oki friend of mine from Kin tii. ky NNh.'le fiagea *f metrcfolUan pa p rs an<l magaxin* *- ha\* been devoted to . ritii *m- * f Hok. Som# -ay It a book strong and pur* while others say It i • disgrace to ht- . itur* . <hie urge ( book store In New York refuse I to exd! it on moral grounds, while o h* rs arc f *4*r for it. A:ter a careful reading of the book 1 sec ri w there may be a difference of opinion nloui it It situ k me as an • K|osmon of the Pauline do* •lif e- thwl *th*'t• 1 t atural body ai *1 thet* is a •plritual body *tw*en wht h ihcr Is a constant and Irtepreaslble vonffltft Th book alcal w iih the* r* ii and nol with the id.al not with things as the ~w*>uii hac* them, but with things as they ate The desire,, of the n—h and spirit." said Dr. Jordan, "are at ve it. and our refine ment or our debasement depen*ls *>n whi* h one con*s out th. roa*ir Be it sikl to th* honor ot lioth the author and tin ( \ tv-1 i• • Barth, that th# spiritual idea prevailed. There wre two question* for our ion •ideiailon in this t-x the purity of God * Word and Tke Furnace* of Faith "God’ll word* nt** jMir • The words ot th** Lout are pure words AA lth th> student of the w. r i tv no loves in* L r*l thl- statement is un queption*-*) Hla • on* eprion of Go 1 l" that He ts a put*- i holy (lo I—altogether and Incat able of any otto * c j*' pure word.- The words (*f the Lord ar. not only p:ir word- hut the> tend toward- purity they generate and develop put It > —they are the axhortatioo of purit>, and tha In splratlon of purdy. The sottli of th** IxuM ire not or.lv pure, hut the\ .ire true Thy woru is truth ’ If true words then they tnu>: ccme to {>f- Th# \ tell U- of the past h. present, and toe future They ten-a u w hat our r*.uti<>. s to God and our f A *.- lowmen ough to Ih They give us the :iue ffulmat* 1 a*f life and character. Would you fwtve your fortune told? then etude th wrord of *i| tot tx Is th** in iHlllhfe instructor an#! fore-tell*r A F"urntic# of Earth.' Earth ha tr.nt)\ furn.u ts aii > th*re re mil n ple m them At times th*' earth Hpp*ors t#* me a one great refinery or furoa. - where ther** a constmo4 *• jsraMon In tween the real metal anl the drew The erth r* elves and give* forth raw or -rude material that may be redned. and for higher use? Take na\nt *>rs and cotton, the two thing* that have mode our city famous, and many of our *Jtlsene rich, as nn ex ample ’Consider x'so the gold, sliver and other meta!s Th- purest gold mv come from the harde.vt rock Uo with the characters of men. The virgin forests, w.de and wild, must precede the Ideal home, th, lion goe-t before the |imh. the sword before th* I lowshare. and tha* *|K*ar befor,* the prun ing hook The log KChool hous- precedes th#* college or university, and the tent precede* th* temple. the raw recruit goes before the trained soldier. The sum* hi' a is manifest In the makeup of a man I he coo'ng bal>** before the wooing man. the stammering words before the eloquent s#*nlencea the tnaldllng step befor* the martial tread The babe iiwthe mange*- was before the boy who astonished th* • loctor* of the law-, and the boy was be fore the man who was "The Light of the AA’orld ’ the magnet of th* world, who. when He wa lifted up would draw al rn.fi unto Him "The mind is horn untutored, n b c. be fore baker, monos >l4 a bls tome b**fore jiolysyMabels, addition lefors division; the simple before the complex ' Naturally chata ter is without fo m or strength and takes its form from the mold In which It is cast, and Us atrengi from the furnace in whi h It l 111* *1 ’Spiritual life le given ti' Inlts swaddling clothes. Flnp we are hataas in Christ, feeding upon the milk of the word, then men. feeding on the meat of fh* word "Only In a furnace ot >ar:h’ reed wa expect their desirable purifying Except the silver abide ut the furnace, it come* not out as silver, but dross. For the bodily development we have food and ex ercise. for the mind we have home, school, college, church university and tne univer sity of the universe. For the developm* nt of our character we have diver.- tempt*, lions, experience and the sustaining grace the all sufficient grace of God For the soul there the life-giving spirit, the life-guiding word, and the soul enlarging provider e "We all must pass through the fumade, if w would be refined and purified. If w find that we are in a furnace let u tra\ not *o mueh that we muv b> taken out of It. a- that we be not consumed in 1. The purest gold may have to he seven times furnace-irled before the dross is ail gone ••Consider for a moment some of the fur na* •* tried ones Job - loss of property l<odll> afflictions. and desertion of friends, arouse,! in hln a s.umbering muse whose sweet strains of poetry have charmed willlonw. and cull** I fo'ih . phl los>th> thai has aided thousands. “David passed through mor* than one furnace before he *••, ame th* *we*t singer of Israel.* To-dav his language is universal with all those* who worship t od •Paul suffered many imprtoontnetit*. -trip* - an*) |*en ; s Wore he could s. > I k* |w the faith H**n eforth there |s laid up foi me a clown of rightemrsness " Jonn Buny.tn suffer* *1 mu a prtva'ioti an.) lonv imprisonment before he in** ,m* the Tm mortal Dreamer." an l th- world's most fopulur iiuthor.' The A|*oitlr John had to •*• *n exile from all th- work! Apart. l***loro he took I se m glorious wonder the thing* that must shortly ie. ■ The Scuptursf teach us that in that great dav all this universe shall ie trial In on** great furnace, the heavens shall Ik- rolled up a* u scroll. no* I be ** lire, .ir.il ill the element* shall melt wl h fervent h* at. the ok I heaven and the old earth shall pos* away and there shall be anew h aven and i pew earth who would stand the test then must hear the trial now \\ II %T % i It I Tit BAY* Or IT. MU* Rives* Hook a Heicnlar Furnace nt Love. The Bookman. In Its notice of “A Fur nace of Rerth." ca ls if a liter ry second • ousln to “The Quick or the Dead," nnd says of it and the author ' Halite Er minle Hives has written another novei. aral she has called It A Furnace of Earth* The story is second cousin to The Quick or the Dead, whose author. Amelia Riven, now the Princess Troubets ki. to a relative of the writer ©4 the ll ’Furnace *A furnace of Barth' Is in tended to be a s’udy In temperament, a warring of the physical anl the spiritual In the sex relation It muat he admitted that the h* rotiie. Margaret Lxng*Sot>. Is not pariiculatly spirt*ual. although she cries, with other women 'Give me sou; giv( me spirituality?' Bhe has a lover just th* sort of lover that a woman F*\es ind he makes love in au< h a way that the 'tumbling passion of his utterances pierce*! through her like a spear of det p rat> glaJmss • • • Her eyes (lose! Into his From a blur under loud-pale ey# lids they nad turned to violet t>ails. shot through with a trembling light. The look she gave him melted over him in a rag* of love. Desire bordered it. a smile dip;** iln It. prom Is*- made it golden and hi* row his own longing (tainted in it ns a pilgrim sees rip r*fb> tion in a slumbering pool.' Even Hfit-n .-h* w.is alone ihe feel of his strong h:r. which sometime* smelled of rose*, was In the fibrous touch of her gown Mix moti'h -rolling at the corners, warmed he should**r Ills l-odlly presence was all a bout h**r. li breathed upon her. and h-'r soul r<*led and ahui Its eyes like drunk *n man.’ At such times as these her hair would become 'flame-washsd.' and she would look ‘ln •he mirror and kss the gi hungrily .’ Margaret Langdon. a*- ordlng o her lover, ‘looks like a tall. !<<>w Illy and as Is ’a gnome had draw'll amt***r streaks In her hair and rubbed her cheeks witn pink tulip leaves.* In cn • place Ml.-- Rive- speak* of ‘her unused lipfli.* ani In another of their itsem :>ianc4 to ri|e straw I terries. "To anyone who aiore a love e ory. Ih* kind (hat tir?• m.ikc* one creep with the depth of Its torrid passion and then soothes one with the love which ts of the -pirit w recommend ’Tha* Furnace of Earth ’ And furthermore. It Is no* ofteu that w. have a heroine who# • ’m>*d* sometimes stru k through her like the smell of earth to a will thing of ihv jun gle. * * no NOT THINK All t H OF* IT. xiynallcate Scheme to f oulrnl the Nice 4 rop. Savnnnah rice men do not think that the scheme, hacked by a syndicate, to omrol the rice crop by making contract* with the (urmers for the purchase of (heir rough lice and delivery of If to cer tain public warehouses, which the syndl- il( pro|s>s* to make bond* and ware houses. will amount to much. The ob ject. it I* claim*.l ts not to Increase prices of the clean nrtlcie. but to main tain th< m as they now exist, and to es tablish a Stahl* market for rlct. The contract ptopostfA a teim of fotir years, with privilege of addit lona I years, and rice is to he bought at guaranteed prices > per grade, all ol which is specified In 4ne contra* I The scheme Is harked by par •iej* or a! least the proto*ed contracts ire to be madt under the laws of I/)ui siana. anal provide for the sale or of ail the rice jopw ax he ir*i> have, own or control dur ing th* years IW, 1901. 190? whether cultivated and raised on land- own*d or rented ly him or derived from the has** or rental of lands to others, or due for wa*er furnished by him to others for Irri gation of their lanal*. and all other rice -** ur*l. owned or controlled by him !* ,n> other manner In lamtslana. or In anv other state, on the following terms and t>nditlons. and at the following prices Hondura- No I To cup no less than •1 ponds, and to contain net over 5 to in per - ent of red rice, k X> to 53.4?> per bar rel of I*’: pounds. No 2 To cup not less than ¥* pounds, and io contain not more than 1 to jn ier cent of r, *1 rice. 52.V5 to $3.10 per bat re. of lU2 ;ounds. No 3. To cup not less .“tt pounds, and to contain not more than 3* to 40 per cent of r**d rice $2 -V> to $2 per barrel of I*L* pounds. No. 4 —To cup not le's than 39 pounds, and to ontaln not over 4" to 60 per cent of red rice. $1 95 to $2.35 per barrel of 163 pound- Japan No 1. To cup not less than 43 pounds, and to contain nat more than f. to 10 per eeni of ied rice. $3 to s3.£ per barrel of 163 jioundi* No. 2. To cup not less than 43 pounds, and to contain no* more than 10 to 20 p*rr rent of red rice. $2 V. to $2 95 per barrel of 162 pounds * No 3. To cup not 'ess than 42 pounds, and to contain not more than 20 to 4** per cent of r**d rice. 13 4.’* to $2 75 per barrel of 162 pounds. No. 4 To cup not less than 42 poun is and to contain nor more than 40 to 60 pr cert of re| rice. $1 $5 to $2 10 per barrel of It 2 pounds Ked ric* of both Japan and Honduras. $1 CM to $1 * per barrel of 162 pounds. < tff grades and damaged rk e of |ualtty below those above designate*! are to b< pai ) for at prices to be determined by the • xfw rts hereinafter appoint***! The conditions of th** contract are in de tail. and include all sorts of provisions Hi*** men who have been spoken to In re vatd to the m illet *lo not put mu h faith in th* movement. The < ro* or th** I'onml. “The Gross or the Pound Which?" A talk on the modern civilisation in India, with application to the Hindu and Hindu ism. Pen nnd ink sketches by Irving Wand. Price fm cents. For sale at Es tiir* News Depot. No 45 Bull street. Sa vannah. Ga —d. P P P . a wonderful medicine; if gives an appetite, U invigorates and strength en* P P. T cures rheumatism and ali pains In the side, back and shoulders, knees, hips, wrists and joints, p p p cures syphilis In all Its various stages. o,<i ulcers, sores and kidney complaint. P I* P. cures i tar rah, ccsema. • ryHpWas. all skin diseases and mercurial poisoning, p P P cures dys|*t<si. chronic U male complaint* and broken-down constitution and loss of manhood. P. P. P. tha best blood purifier of the age. has made more permanent cure* than all other blood rem * die* Ltppman Bros., sole proprietors. Savannah Ua -tki I'h uI it Ink'* Pippin Cider. This f'elebrsted pure, apple Juice cider, made In Long Island, can be had in pint or uuart bottles, direct from the manufac turers. with their own stamp, at Ltppman Brothers. Druggists. H.tvannah. Ga -ad. •'ll < tired Me." "Greybeard broke up rheumatism on tne," says Mr Cha* Thomas, the Jew eler on Whitaker street. ‘ And put me in better health than 1 have enjoyed In a long time."' Take Oraybcard Pills for that dlssy feeling—Loet appetite, and follow It up with a bottle of Graybeard. It is all you ! need. Re|e* Drug Cos., sole props.. Savannah. Ga.—ad. % lr|;rtoa Smoke, The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar 1 and !• truly a delightful enjoym.ru te Innate the fumes of this tine tobacco; ll is evbilarating and delicious. rtce that the name of Herbert Spencer la on every wrapper of every cigar, with out Which none are genuine The Herbert Spencer cigars are only sold by the box of SO Concha* at $3 fip, An( | ; Perlectos. U Hi Lipfiman Bros whole sale druggiMa. Bernard and Conarws* a trees*, of this city —ad. “OraybeaM I* a family medicine with • ** sad a rn mlmnt b istne** man yes teruay '"My wlfo takes i;. and I n,ti C e I ah* enjoying be*tar h*aitn than for yeara The children keep well by taking Oravb'ard may be obtained at all dntg •tores or write to us for It H*pea* Drug Cos , sole props., RaVonnsh, Ga -ad \ CLEVELAND BICYCLES. fflH I. LITTIMORE West Congress Street f SILKS. Th** most complete selection b i p>. suited in a line of Bilks ahaoluteh . .rp t*. ing In variety aiuF b* uty. All the 1* adlng etiadc- In TaflcU and Sir. Fancy Silks for waists €9e. Black Toff*'a 43c Batin Dua'hessa 75c to $1 7®. hi:aa taOODA. Everything worthy nf ittenti.-.r year’s productions. All the new . weaves and fabric.- A stock wt.rtl . r while selecting fr*m. Black Cheviot B*rge. spong'd shrunk. 53 worth 75*'. Imported Black Cr*pon 75.'. $’ ftf. Cheviots. Bt*>rm Brg*s. Bn lar Henriettas. Poplin* and other fa r weaves at popular prices. Venetian Cloth, all shades. sl.of worth $1,285. Broadcloth in all the leading shad $1.00; worth $1.25. Broadcloth in i?l the leadm,’ hi * $1.25. worth $1.50. Poplins, ail oIo r , 95* . worth ti O) 54-Inch All Wool Homespun wo 85 cent** 54-Inch All Wool Ladles’ Cln* i. shades. $5 . worth $1 <A Fancy Plaids, suitable for ghlFlre: school dresses. 12’sc to Ts* f*i, A\\F:i.*;m> and im tings. The newest and mos* popular nf i season’s good** Our ass rfments > complete and ihe prices veiy attra t *• An assortnent of Outings at 1"* AM color and patterns of C <shme i k'fcc. worth 12V’ Fancy F'ianelette. 12* 2 c and V* AA HITA; (.001)0. In this depariment we have is ruud the choicest tn,-**'in the clt\ Our \N Goods are always good anal r* Ruble T * ' ear’s stock Js very pretty, and there 1 big values in every Item AA'hhe India Linen SS . worth 10r White Indki Linen l***-. worth 12V White Indl i Linen Isc; worth 2u . T ABLE D A At A NR AT A I,HA LOAN nt If FA. Bleached Table Dama-k ISc, worth 3^. I"11k• • i i.• i ' ■.* ii . . 33 **eni. •-Inch Brocad**! Table worth 49c. 70-lnc|i Brocaded Table Otitnuk 4* worth Stv •-Inch HI I .i hi l All Linen Tab!* I'am a>-k 3Sk worth 72- Hlem hetl All Linen Table T> ' - Mf*k 6 9c. worth k*. 73- Inch Hl* iched Alt Linen Table Dam ask worth SI.OO. 72-Inch PI-1 Ij*H All Linen Table r> > - kfFt 111. II%H.AIN l\ MIKI\4 Fine Imported Table Sets. heir. ' l nnd fringed it $3.50 nnd up. LAI E I t RTAI>* From 7.V to S7.CO. All new thi? s* -o • LAIIIEV BILK KIHT*. Silk and Flannel Waists Please exanv.r** ours before |*urchnsing You'll be pleased. ATTRACTIVE PRICE* CHI’. TM:F Our tegulnr $1 To White Bedspreads $1.35. Ail our b**t ldc Bhletkigs this we* k 1 A gociil yard-wide Bleached flhfri worth sV*c. 36xlS Fringed Damisk Towefs 1- .*• very cheap I.HM** FI ICMSUING PKPIRT'II Men's Fnderveat at 49c; worth *- Men's t'ndervests nt 75c; worth 9* Men s R*l i'ndervests At $! <■>. wort $1.25. Drawers to match tine line of Ladlev I’nderwtsr * i,n 49. suit t<> s3f/ All style- Collars nnd Cuffs at I*> nlv * 15c. A regular 35** Suspender for 2*V Men's Working Shirth nt all prl kind needed A good I’niaunderc*! White Shirt f* r )'• Canton Matting, ranging In pri fr m 35* o 60r yard. • Smyrna and Moqiiclte Hugs in nl # • Tapestry Carpets, fresh new gu*> s Daniel Hop, Th— corner P.rou*fh(on nd flarnnrl ***• M.IIUUU ..%*> VOUBUI*. TUB a.%V.%*V%H PRKrAH ATOR* • HOOI.. MII.ITAHV. OPKA (M T. N. Mr. Htronc h r-lurnl to it and my (• ►>-n -v-ry niornitiis ' 9 and 2 t th- ichoul bnlldln*, ’ * nort!i-<-M torn-r of Barnard -nl U-irr • •tr—la. . „ ~, Ormond B B.rona (Porn-ll). H-d • A - hool who— lnrucor r -ally ni-n familiar with mod-m r. .■■id ntrn who hav- d-monmil' ' ; ,ui:c-> „ t-.K , h<'r In pr-f>.irlnx , ' 1 coß*e- nd hualn— A iiool who*' I’ ~ tna l #<-<•*■ pl-d 111 llu of . x.tmin * ' many code**#, and who- h-><!" ( ha- the hlh-m -ndora-nwnt by tn* I •l-iiin of ■ orn-ll and of th- I"nlv* <'alltornl!i A -.-hool who— din ’ among th- moat promlo-nt m-n •tat- A —hool wh-r- your !• *■ r—lva p-r—nal up-rvlton .10 couraa-m-nt. wh-r- h- roul l■ 1 . thorough and ayn-malio tralnlns ’ n and mind: wb-re h- could pr-p**- l*arons for th- n-*t day under • ptructor s care in the afternoon j • would at th- hi hoardma *choon> wh-r- you would hav "o wrwry ■ hi, a.—clat— A nwWIN 1 ' f n _ OI.D NKWB PAPER*. **> ,or * *•"'* ** OualDaaa Ofioa MoroM M wa >