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PLANS FOR THE CONVENTION.
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ARM A I'ltnt.H AMAIK.
V nml AA lien the AMtlont AVIII
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llrrti Arraiiunl Inr the Kairrlala.
meat nf the A laltln* Heleitmea.
1 .Den I lnuttl**r- AA intl.l Ml*e lo
Hr A.lttirH .if llnmra 'lhnl AAlli
Hrrrlvr thr A 1*11.. r ltele*nl*l
Chosen to It.-t.r. a. nl thr A*nuk
t Itaplcr.
A meetirix it t ..iviirnih Miptrr of
thr ()t r .rrr . tha i■ mfrd. rary w •*>
tirld ywuerda .v.m.uti it th* C.Blfr.l
--f rt* \ 'l* !.- 1 ■ il. %vi. i t * l ■’* **
Mr • I* |;r **l'*l
Tho •■• *in **• i lirj?c* om .♦ *'il
pfvr*n'\ fi'. > of th® Daughters hoi nit f*
tnjr. ®r>. tr<Aii intsr*t m th* appro* l hltv
f\>)vt ntton vur !*lxmn.
Th*
lai.grrv t ' for lb* convrnUon ihai h**
yei tn' n •**. markl th* mrHlnf: on I
<n**r wi t* were ikcptiial of tf t-ur. *• • *
of Hi- oith- rlng Lav** iiw fm*l nl] infif
. fr<iit.t None <* • n>n Hint I*•
StVtU.i ih •ii >|*4 ot iv lit r lv® mi •!
It ovwV lot thr n* to rnik* iik
*wn*ntton take rank among the best
ever hal'l |n thr * i fr
The ilelenalf •to ,•’..* nt ti< t hapter
In the oonvfnUoii tw* i • h<* r-n. Th®> n*
Mix* Jam* I, S* Tor Mr Ali Hull.
Mrr Frtvi Myn- Mr. Max Wolff Mr
fi !! r inwt l \it D. II |; m,. . Mlv
Camilla l Mlm Vir ki K nn**ly. Mi
Georarta rr. * m nt nnd AD■ > Uatliarinc M -
intyrr
A**urrn < * ha\ l>p<*n rr .Iv I from
fourteen t hag* •r * that tl* ' vvil ih rrpr
AMHf'J r. , >i*v* niton. Th* i.amt* r f
liriH* .* •-* Lo will* i lh< im-tn • hip th
chafNiiH from whl* • w*r| i.,h l~*n r
riititln lit* m I . xt>. • ihat Ih®
ttuVaniAti, ai * untlng ui*on
•ra r.i .* a it** !* • \iiv* They coi *
flfiWltl **rflrv* • h-y will I *r iront <n
othrr f ii that Ih* r mil l>® **t
!*•*• I i>"‘ .ll a •♦* .
The i t .*.*.• . of thr convention will
b* it* *i U < fit tty morning at 10 clo* k
In ih** r Ali i** xti at th- lie Solo
wher* ill the Itiisiiir ** > *ion w will t*
held Pit day la fere theie will he a
numl <r of the l&dke who s*-iv* n at and
log >rn*tl ll **<. n Hie city, hut the ma
jority < f the *1 l**. at* t w.ll n t arrive un
til Tuefh*v t u *i ot Wrtln* *'i*y mtirnm*;.
Th* |mu*{ran*iie for thr ■ oiiv* mUnt ha
hern fairt* 'lv i itnr and T - *
r!on on niortiiitT will onb t
of *r Ih\m itfon lr< i I v ‘’liarle* li
Ftror.fr. r* • tor of Ft John's rhur* t. an
n*ldr M vf wr.ronip ot l*half of thr t*on
frilor. tr Vetnarts hy Ju*i*r*- 1* nlllgant and
on addr* <n !• ha fof th For of Vet
era w I (*dpt I*. 11. Mrl.awii. Mth
HouiiMiville nf It*.m.% |>r*>h!ent of the
Oeocrta dlvidon, will pmdde over th*
*en=s4oi
cr*- of the f*nt(jr* •* of th* ojh nlng ee -
if > I ill thi mm nidi m ■
pion will he tory hy n <*holr of twelve
ffvnale volt - •’Dixie** will l* eune at
thr op* ti.: . . and other appropriate Fauth
*rn air* will h hrar-l from tim* to time
Follow trig the r f* nre of the
*>p*'ri ni: wi'.l • om** th* regular hunlnej**
of th* *s*tvent*Hi wh**h will !*♦• or.wUt
errd Wsln*Mlay aftetmion from ‘1 until
4:30 ©VI *, k Thir*h*v frm 10
o cioek until the .linn* r hour. Thursday
aft* r (toon from t until 4 tt ** . .ock *ml
Friday morning from 10 o’clock until tho
dinner hour
Wednesday evening fr m <* until 10
oclork t.nre will la* a reception a th*-
Armorv 11**11. for win h *ai*l* will i*** lie
*unL Thin will o* tei*dcCe* th** vUlting
Daughters ot Ihn <'nnf* l* ra< y hy the
local chapter. Thtirp*hiy aft* rtH-wf from
f until *■> o’* l* k a “Circle of Seven
of th** Favuni.ah Ctmpter will **nt<rtitv,
thr vadtiny dauglitera and the ether mem
bers of the lo* ai chapter nf Mm Jame>*
Wood' hom* Thumdav night n: th*
tlu.r*l Hah th* entertatmn**nt of the
Children of the Confederacy will le h*l
Th largest and moat ffU knt chapter of
the Chil-lr.n of fro* Confoderacy In tne
state I* that at Savannah, numbering
211 meot***rf- Mrv Itounsaville feels great
pride In the little f.Sk< of Favanitah who
are enroll'd in the .hapter, and the en
t*rtinment w ill doohtlei .** lea gr* a
pl**nKjr* for her.
Tire address of welcome on l>eha!f of the
Chll<lr**ii of th* 'onfederacy will l** rn *!*•
by Master Charles Harney Ml**
Wood will r** lt*> the * Man of th** Twelfth
of May' n*l M ister Malcolm Ma* lean
will recite “The 1 lighth Georgia at the
Itattle of Mnna.-ea* '* Ml** Hu mar I. di
rector of the ch.ipter. will m k#* Its re
port The children will sing ‘•Dixie* a!
the opening, and the “The Honnlo Hlue
Flag’ at the close.
Friday nfterrHxin the Daughter* will all
go to Tybee, where an oyster rug. wd||
be (toJoytHl. On that occJiaion the D iu? i
ter* will Ik* th* guest* of ih*' <’nf*>*r
ate Veteran* of Hnvannah An cfT**rt will
be made to iwenr** a s|H*<dal train for the
rrnision trr*m I*r* • i*l it * f th** Cen
tra) Railroad Th® ojnti r rooat will i*
the concluding f ature of the e**r.v.n:lon
Among th< promktent I>a ugh tors *x
pe**t*si to HHen<l the convention 1* Mrs
Krtwln (* Weed, |r* -kk‘rr of the t’nlted
Daujrttters of ih** Confisleru *y. Mr*
Weed l* well known to many Savannah
ladies, all of w hom will welcome her glad
ly. ftlic will t>e the gu*st of Mr*. James
L Hex tern whil* In th* city
The la.llvs who are taking the leading
part In the arrangements for the conven
tion are exceedingly anxious to le ad
vised at on-* of lMifm*s Into which v wiling
del* can* will I* r. el\*l. They are *le
eirouf- that this courteay te shown the
\lsltore, iitul it it- almost denumdad by the
rlrcumsiar.c* s • the hot* Is and Ixxtrdlng
bou*H* w‘ll probifthly be filled by carnival
visitors. rd hr* will t* no other place®
than prlxat. homes where delegate* *an
b* l receive*! for • nt. rtalnrn* nt
Th- Idaughter.. *.f the Confederacy will
decline the off*r *f the <’. rgta Hu>sirs
minstrels to piny f*r fhelr b®ndt thla
winter. The e<r*i*ry <*f the mlnstr* I
troup* will be so *lvl ■ and The de Dion
was reached by th** Daughter* because
of 1 0• < • Id • • i•.• r r ••v
•nd the t onsub raM* It or they will be
forced to as an Incident of It They will
have no Ckpporftmlty to p - perly pros* * utf
the sale of tickets for a mlnwtrel show.
i
KnAllih Junt have start),l a mm.-
mrnt to t**’t up h rtutu<- of the late 1,.ril
t'hlef Juett.e Hu- i'll, tn the Much t’ourt
of Jtit) Chief Juntlo) Fuller. Jam. ~
C. Carter on.l Amhas.adoe Choate are
the Ann rlcane who hare been aske.i to
kt the movement.
I/KS3
Pits
j Dizzy? Then your liver isn’t
I acting well. You suffer from bilious-
I ness, constipation. Ayer's Pills set
I directly on the liver. For 60 yesrs
I the Standard family Pill, Small
I doses cure. 25c. All druggists.
iSSfclit yuur ii m.tiM l,* or t—„r<l a ImuHtil
Nutß ftf r\< h Hark ? Th ui
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE tff,.:CSr.
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l.ttf.Al. PKKmAAL
Mr H J Klntf of Thomaaton I* a truel
. of the Pulaski.
Mr* it A Kno* of Darien la a true*!
; ..f the Futaakl.
Mr K AA Ftiffln of Oxford I* reel*terl
i it the Pllla *k I
Mr J \V Oaleiby of Quitman la a ttueat
of the Pulaekl.
Mr, W H <laite of Maoon l reaiatered
it th. Screven
Mr J T Koot of Atlanta Is re*!*terl
nt the Hit. ven.
Mi E. I. Sparkman of Tampn l a vW
r* tu Favaiinah.
Mr *. h Fttwuss of Atlanta Is reffls
tered j! tle De Foto.
Mr Sr, |.an# f Fandersvllle Is a
♦s*ucrt of th* Fcreven.
Mr H H I.Kman) of Jarks.mvllle i® a
;;IJ. Pi of The F* reevti.
Mr ad in V NVely of Wtynfibors la a
g;i*Sl <*f the D FtO
Mr. Tlvotn * *• O Ralky of Darien Is re*
*Tf ffi| *| The I'lll
Mr Wright 'imp ell of Mon Is reg-
Istt-red u the Puuisk).
Mr J.hn I. Don.il Ison of ll*lnbrldge Is
r-kict*r*d at the !*u a*kt
Mr li <\ Neely, Jr ,of Waynesboro Is
rcgiHt.i. i ar the D** Foto
Mr C J II ghsmltli *>? I>namore regls-
T# r*l ,t lh< F* rev**?* * .“i*-r l.\
Mr A I* Jones of \Vvm-yboro regis
ter* 1 at the De Hutu y*‘t* rday
Mr A A Zelrner left .v*r the I*lont
Fvsiem vefterdiiy f• *r Richmond
Mr H. W D I’or*! left vi rh* -raboard
Hr I.ln y**-P r.lav for Columbia
Mr W <! K***n f Atlanta ws among
y* tePkiy's arrivals at the I’uiwskl
Mr a f Wehh of Abbeville w • nmong
! *• guest* of the I'ni.v k; yesterday.
Mil \V A Wilkin of Wayne uro was
among yesterday’ - irrlvais at th* D* S> t*
Mis** llciiiah llexter w.i a p-i-arngcr
.*f ih* Plant By*tfin ycstcr*lay l r N* w
V ork
Mr M J Dannenberg of Macon w ■{*
ivrong the arrival* at the Hcr**v#n yee
terday.
Mr t'h.irlea F Heard of \ugu*ta was
among the arrivals at the De Sota yes
t may
Mi W. A Humtnle of Jacksonville w *
amotig tb; arrivals at the Be raven y •
t* rlay.
The many friends of Mr. Jacob Cohen
w.ll be glad to learn that he hue recovered
from hia rec* nt llin* .su.
M J. N Ftovir, ivtio has been the ste
(i**grnp.'icr in the *t!i r f Mr. Hinton,
traftl* in a nag* r i tlie emrai of
Dui.way, for (he past year, lenvew the city
to-night to aepi i |iositlun with Mi.
O. Wynn, manager **f the H*<uihern
d* imriment of the Prudential Insarunc®
<'taiip.niv. In Ailinti Whl Mr. Stover's
numerous friands rgret tilt departure
from Savannah, they tr*- p’.ca-ed to knew
that hie new |* Ition is In the nature of
a promotion.
Mr Georg** 11 Itlchter has secured •
civil service appointment In fh- Philip
pines*. unl will leave Savannah w*Uhln a
f-w *lays. II Is to s.nl from F.in Fran-
isoo for Manila on Nov. It*. His family
will remain tn Favunnah. as It Is under
stood by Mr Klchter that tlm work may
i.ot b*- permanent. Ii wid secure l*uv t *
of absence from the Georgia Flat**
Troops, thereby not making t nec**sar>
for him to resign hfs commissioi in the
Savannah Cadets, where he bold® rank of
.*•• ani lieutenant
CITV IIHIAITICN.
The weekly meeting of the Second Dls
• rirt Club will I*.- held to-inorrow night
ut No. IIS Bryan street, west.
A meeting of ihe Fourth District Rey
nolds Club will te h* Id to-night at # :*
o climJc in th® hall at the corn*r of lirvwn
and Abercorn sir.*ets.
f’iie su*rm of the musical given at the
•Tomochlchl Club n few night® ago has In
duced the House Committee to arrange
f*r another Members have been mHltied
that a concert will l>* given by liaaklns
Orchestra In the club rooms to-morrow
n *gnt
In the Court of Ordinary yesterday the
list will an.l • • iment of Mrs Margaret
' ’o|lin. w was filed ami probated tn common
f*>rm amt letters towtamentury granted to
John T Collinh, the exec utor namt*d In
the will, Th* will dispose* of a small
estate.
Savannah officers arc* expecting to re
ceive ccpies of the report of the Adjutant
General of the Georgia State Troop* ooon
The summary of tlie rep*.rt of that ofTl
cer was read with inter* nt as It appeared
In yesterday’s Morning News The repen t
In full will embrace the* reports of staff
officers, covering all branches of the ser
vice.
The West Knd Workingman’s Club will
meet to-morrow night at Its hall. Liberty
ami West Broad -treete Tl*‘ club I*
growing in six** quite rapidly, and the of
ficers, IVesldevit It. Clements ami Secre
tary George Reagan, have a numb* r of
applications that w ill Ik* considered at this
meeting The club was organised in th*
interests of Magistrate Wickham of th*-
First Militia district
m:u. oi:ts \ nbh trial.
Wapreme Court Hevrrsea Jiidgnieut
of the lamer Court.
Atlanta. Oct. "o —The Supreme Court
this morning reversed the dccleDn of the
lower court In the case of MeJI vs. the
state.
This is the case which has attracted so
much attention throughout th state on
account of th* promlnen e of Young Mell.
who is related to the well known Moll
family In Athens, and who !•• ; nephew of
lion. Joseph A. Ononk of Savannah,
one of the leading members of the Sa
vannah bar.
Mell was tried ar.d convicted for the
murder of his brother-in-law In Savannah
several months ago The rise was heard
D fore JtMlge Falllgnnt In Savannah. Mell
was found guilty and was sentenced to be
hanged The c,s* was brought up on the
ground that the judge err*M in charging
the Jury and on newly discovered evi
dence Joseph A. tYonk. Ksq . uncle of
Mell. appeared In the Supreme Court and.
according to the Justices, made rm* of the
finest arguments ever listened to by that
body.
The news of the reversal of Jitdgc Fal
lg nt decision was re • iv*d bv M* ll's
attorneys yesterday afternoon, and they
immediately communicated It to the al
leged rmiitb rer himself in his cell at the
Jail
Mell was. of course, overjoyed to learn
♦ hat he was to hove another chance be
fore a Jury, but he has been assured by his
conns* I all Gong that be would get * new
Trial, and believe I it himself with such
fervor that the news w,*a scarcely a sur
prise He xp*ct*l It
The me* 1 will b* heard ngiln daring the
De. ember teirn of the Hup* rl,r Court
M**!l Is represented by M* ssrs Jose ph A.
Cronk and It h folding, who have
waged a determined and at l-l partld
ly successful legal haft'e for the acquittal
of their client
While the Morning News’ dispatches do
not give the grounds of fhc Supreme
Court’s decision It !•* Infrmd here that
the rev*real rf Judge F*|ltg&m*a decision,
refusing anew trial, is on H e ground that
he rrr#d lr th'irglng Faction 7) *f th*
the CYimlnal Cod* which has reference to
wh.it the Mw d< s r*b* - *ts a ' miituai
com tut** between the parties to ® hnml
* id** This w • th- contention n which
counsel for the defendant had the * re®;•
eat confidence. n*l the •barge given oy
Judge Falllgant has recently tern deckled
by the Supreme Court. In analogous casco
liK/iu oiLei circuiu, tube cironum*
THE MOKNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1900.
REPORT STILL DEFERRED.
*TH*XT HtII.WAV FWriTIOM*
TO IIK ACTEH OA TO-MOHT.
Air. nllln. Mill Aftlli. In lln.r thr
In-Mr Trnrk. Ilunrr.n-1, AAlllluu
to Alnkr I nnrra.lnn. In liar Alnftrr
<>l I Into). Ir airrrli In rnllln.-
%lllr— Ain, nr Al,r. ')• Tk.rr
Alual Hr IHhrr I ..lup.'n.ntlon Inr
•hr • lr If Krnnrbl.r n. (ir.Kfr.l.
•irrtlnnnrr for Hrunmlna IM.nlh.lilr
Xlrrrlfl Mkrlf In Hr Ad.i|>lrl— m
-mlllrr nl Ihr VA holr %|M llrport
nn AMrrunu Illmoß’n Jtqunrr Kr.o
lullun.
It I, rm* llkrly Ihst rrpnrt nrlll b*
I in.l'ln by Ihr Htirr. 1 nn<l
.1 tnr mrrttr . nf I'.i jn II 10-nlrhi. on Ihr
■ju.-silon of prnKon for nlr.r rnllway
frnnchiwi. A. intimat'-J In ihr Mmln
Nrws .mmr tlrnr mco, Mr J ft
Mill nnrm. to hnva thr ln,U*r irn, k.
Whin Mr CoHki' inrt oihrr f-ollinrvlllr
ry i.wn.-r np|>rnrMl hrforr C*oun< ll In
i'*.mnriittir o( thr Wholr r*, rntly m rrf-
Trnr to oni|-,it.-.i(lon for .<irrt, m Col
llr.-vlllr, < l.nm*<l to hr .lur th.*m by Ihr
• lty. thr MiKKmtlon K.tr thrown out rh.t
thour Intrrnlrl tnlKh( hr wllltnic to ni--
..'III rimrr>iibii, tn othrr d!rr<t!**,*. prr
■ umahly in th* m.ittrr of -trrri Irnnrhwra.
in rntlrfrn-tlon of thrlr cl.lfh.
Mayor .My.rn when ok'<l nhout thr
m iitrr yrjirnlay, rnt.l that whiir th**
m.ittrr of comprnralion for atrrrtn tn
( 'nMln.vJllr mlht hr In* liitlr<l mi any Aral
tvni.-h thr .'lty might makr with Mr Col
lin. |n rrfermer to ntrrrt railway fran
chirrs, that this alone woul.l hurdly ho
<ift'-lrnt rccomprn.c to the city.
"Th** rmir has romr. ' hr ,|. "wrhrn
th.* city nhouol not part wtth strr.. mil
s .v i i inr,* tr*. an.l othrr piil.il prtvUritrs
without *htr rrromprnis. ff Mr. Collin
.*t his trnmhlrr h* will hvn to tvr
sornrthinK mot. tuun thr tltlo to thr
rtrr**ts to wnlrh h** di-putrs ton eky>
tlllf."
•Mayor Myrrs sakt thr matter wotiM
hardly br hrouKht up nt to-nlirht's mm*
>'*k
Thr onllnanrr to rrnamr thr strrrts
►o.ith of Anderson hy irtvln* thrtu thr
numbers to which they nrul.l l rntltlr.l
by rountintt from Hay atrr.t, Instrad of
tlirprrsrr.i ronitlomrrallon of strrt t.amrs
,it'..l numl.r-. will rc.mr up on Its sr.rand
rr<ll<ur nnd will probubly hr pasrr.i t*-
turhi C*lttxrns int* rrrtrci have b*'rn in
vlt.-l to appear brlor* ('•unrli and ex
press thir Views. The Inltcatlons arr
that Ihr . hnnyr whloh has la-n .lls. u-rr.l
for some tim* I- a* n. r.ihv r*-y.ir.h-1 with
approval, and that there will l- little, if
•tvy cn*l'Osltion
Alderman Dixon's resolution In retard
to sr.urinM nulhority from thr la Rlolaturr
Tor thr purpose of makint changes In thr
. t.tr' t on Itarnar i and Ala*rcom streets,
may tie repurtnt upon by ihr Commit In*
of the Whole, but it l more Ilian llkrly
thin a puhllo rapraaslon of view* as to thr
propo.rd .-hnnar tvlH hr rallrd for If.MV
any notion Is taken Alderman Haas*
ordinance to provkh* addltlunal rrruhi
iiontt at to thr operation ol street tars
.lurlnx thr late nlffht and early inomtnir
h'.-.r*, m.iv furnish a subject for discus
sion
A number of the property owners otl
Indian sirrrt have handr.l In a petition
l-klnc ttuti CViunrll use vitrified brink In
stea,' of arnnlte h:o k on that siren. The
tope ..f the petition Indtrmes tha* the
litoperly own.-r. woukl mueh rather not
havr the street paved, l.ut they slate that
If they or. to la* rompeiled lo pay for a
imv •m* nt they much prefrr vitrified brink
lo Eraritr hki’k.
Thr Dixie Oil Company has In a peil
tlon asklriK for a roadway In front of Its
pin a of huslnr.s nl the eastern end of
Hay stieei,, similar to lha roa.lway now
enjoyed by the property owners on Ihr
north aide of Bay street between l.lnnoln
and Ha hers h.m ttrerts.
TAKEN IN 111 TIIK IHUMm.
Two Alen and a Hoy In a How That
Hr.tilt. 11l Too Arrests.
A man who tcavr the name of Christ
Jeses was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Patrolman Clancy on the charge of bea*-
ln*t a boy named McCormick. ar,*l lh
prisoner In lum had arresir.l c o. Neve,
also while, on Ihr char.ee of cursing
abortn tn*l striking him. I! tone that
Jesea atirmpird to whip thr boy. that
Neve undertook t d* up Jcere and tfial
a (tenera! row reettlled.
Frank Days, colored, was sent In.
charged with heotlrift hts wife.
Julia Brown, a roinre.l Amazon, was
sent In by FMtrolmau Colitis. chr*e 1
with curalnit and threatenlns to kill J.
Mack.
ART I M)hH IIIKKICI hTIKft.
Richard Ntnn.flrl.l Annnyed hy I*,,ll
flca! Uemonetra I lons.
From the New York Journal
It has recently fallen lo thr lot of
Richard Mansltrkl to play against free
|M>htlcal shows, and his irentle, kindly
nature is much ruffled thereat. Not only
has he had to play against free shows, but
the enthusiastic auditors nt these per
formance* hove insisted on hilling the
floor wtth their feel and giving vent to
loud cries, which ha* detracted from the
force nnd dignity of Mr. Mansfield's char
acterization of Henry V.
Mansfield hlie great rrsjcct for hts art.
ami has been known to complain because
thr Horse dhow was given In Madison
Square Harden while he tsraa plaving“in
the Harden Theater But the Horse
Show is not a circumstance to a big po
litical meeting, such as that of Saturday
night, and although the wall between th*
Garden and the th**ater Is thick It Is no:
entirely sound proof.
The first nf the big free ehotve was giv
en on Ofl. K*. ui.d Mansfield spent an
evening of woe and tribulation His au
.lltnn. were held up by the pnlire as fur
away as Hroadway and his best lines were
lost in the roar of enthusiasm for Bryan.
Had ns this was If wan excelled hv the
disturbance atten.hint upon the Kootw
v. It meeting of last Friday night.
Thoaght Ituuf In llnnicer.
Just te Mansfield was getting .town to
; work In his performance on that evening
there wae a mar that lei his andl-n to
Iclieve that the Garden wae falling down
From that time on the perfortn.mcn ran
something like this:
"Your Majesty." one of the Mansfield
adore remarked, "the enemy Is up"
"I loom! Wow, stxx, whiz! Ilooray'
Whasmaller Roosevelt ?"
"The enemy Is p"—
"Hooray—Wow—ftwtsh— Sits— Rullvfer.
Tedd> "
"Then " Msnofleld, . Henry V.. repll and,
as his rue directed, "we must go for ti
and meet"—-
"We wont go home until morning "
Alter a time the persons In the Mansfic’d
audience had lo b. content with pan'o
inlrm They saw a tragedv on the mob
: enacted to words furnished tv a mob In
the slreets Maned, id's nut' lgers sent
< request In Gov. Roosevelt tnal he keep
i hie audience qillel. and Gov Hoosevell
: laughed the messenger to scorn
The cur*!n went up cn the Mansfield
1 iwrformarce ftaturday night to the tenm
| IMintment of the roar of a thousand tctmhs
and the blare of a dozen bonds Th. per
formers walked through their t*irts for a
! lime, while Mansfield tr I** h| *lr* ra r*g
! room and tore handfuls of hair out <>' hi*
wig He mads his first .nt an e Just .a
j David B. HUI was Introduced to the thous
i ends tu (be Qordvh, at.d Utough hit own
“ Mrs.Pinkham Saved me
from an Operation. "
Operations Avoided.
Whon a physician tells a woman suffering with ova
rian or womb trouble that an operation is necessary, it of
course frightens her.
The very thought of the operating table and the knife
strikes terror to her heart.
And our hospitals are full of women who are there for
ovarian and womb operations !
It is quite true that theso troubles may reach a stage
where an operation is tho only resource, but such cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed, because a great
many women have l>een cured by Mrs. Pinkham’s med
icine after tho doctors had said the operation must be
performed.
Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound has
been very successful in curing ovarian troubles. In fact,
up to the point where the knife must be used to secure
instant relief, this medicine is certain to help.
Ovarian troubles are easily developed from womb
troubles, and womb troubles are so very common that
ovaritis is steadily on the increase among women. It is,
nevertheless, a most serious trouble, and to recommend
wrong treatment for it is a crime for which there cannot
be too deep a penalty.
It is, therefore, with full consciousness of the serious
ness of the disease and the steady failure of other medicine
to cure it, that we present for ovarian and womb troubl
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as th
most certain to help of any medicine in the world to-day.
Any person w r ho could read the letters in Mrs. Pinkham’s
files at her office in Lynn, Mass., would be convinced of
the efficiency of Mrs. Pinkham’s Compound.
The strongest ar.d most grateful statements possibl
to make come from women who have escaped the operat
ing table by tho use of this medicine. Let any woman
suffering from these troubles, or anything which may de
velop into them, write and get Mrs. Pinkham’s advice. If
you are lieyond the reach of the medicine, you will b
frankly tol 1 so, but, if not, you will be fully and carefully
and kindly adviked.
The most serions of all the diseases of women, as well
as the minor ills, are promptly overcome by
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound,
ff®*® CJ FVA/A ED I ° WI “* ’• ’ l; * •**2 p-oplp hv- from taw* tn Jme qtM*tfniv-t
ej ,y J| tM V- B ■ Cm fills #*z || U g**nmn<*n.**of th.* tnatim* >maJ l**tt.*r- w.* am constantly publi. hing. xt have
1 ll it 1 to any * ,,U “ , ' l '' N “^ ,nnl r,t * Bk* t Lvnn.
audience applauded. all he C’uld hear vas
• i l( :! ,1
Sluitr Talk Mmlr Speechless.
Mr 11 ry an m:hi.l til# Garden during
•he hie scene a ihe Mansfield play, and
for twetv, minor, a the actors on ihe
atatce of th” Oai*!■ n Theater Moral H nrl
look’el at to h olh< r while Mnmflekt hekl
strenuous cverratlon wllji Idmself A
few mlnme- la’ r | rsons i ..*■ to the
speakers’ stand In Madison Square Gar
den hk n strange speotacle.
A youue man with hid lace daubed with
j grease paint, and wearing a derby hat
; md a ma.'ktritosh over a suit of tin ar-
I mnr. oliirtl up to Chairman Blokes and
whirl* red:
"Mt Rlehanl MnnsfleM present* his
: compliments to Mr William Jennings
I Hryan, and asks Mr Itryan If he will
keep Ihlr crowd nil. ' so that Mr
Mansfield may speak Ms lines to people
who can heor them,"
Mr Btokes looked ot the young man—
an actor In Mansfleld’s company—to
I amasement Then he laughed an.l whip
1 ptted to Air. Bryan and Air, Brydn
Earnest Words of Gratitude.
B* ——a) “Drab Mb* Pinkbaai —After my child
was born, blood poison act in. which left me
ivith granulated inflammation of the womb
and congested ovaries. I hnd suffered from
suppressed and painful menstruation from a
girl. The doctors told me the ovaries would
have to be removed. 1 took treatment two
years to escape an operation, but still re
mained in miserable health in both body and
j mind, expecting to part with rav reason with
I each coining month. After using one bottle
I of the Compound, I hectne entirely rid of the
trouble in iny head. I continued to use your
remedies until cured. The last nine months
have been passed in perfect good health. This
I owe entirely to Lydia I*. Pinkhara's Vege
mrs. r.M.KMAPP table Compound. *—MRN. K M KNAJT,
‘ 15'*18 Kinnickinnic Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
11 Tlrab Mrs. Pinkham:—Your Vegetable Compound has completely
cured me of the worst form of womb trouble, and made me a strong,
n— ~~' -^ r —healthy, robust woman. Before using Lydia
jSk ! L. I’inkham s Vegetable Compound, I suffered
fffflL with severe pains in back and side, headache
! anil nervousness. Menses would sometimes
Jt“i occur every two weeks, and once I had a se
ver.* hemorrhage which lasted a month. I was
confined to my bed and the attending physi
t®o cians told me 1 would have to undergo an oper
i W@l Bs a lion as soon a I was strong enough. I read
\ , fil* in >ne of your little books several testimonials
\ •** r ' : J | from ladies who were cured bv your Compound
\ V yjr ] having been told by their doctors that an
V, yW operation was necessary, and I made up my
mind then and there to commence taking your
ov*flß C°nponnd. I did so and it has completely re
***'• togoo.l health. 1 have gained twenty-
IMKjv —i l two pounds since taking it and my flesh is as
solitl as a rock. My friends remark about the
— change in me lam a living advertisement of
what Lydia E. Pinkham's V egetable Compound can do. and have in
fluenced many of my friends to try it, which has proved very gratify
ing in its results. 1 thank you for restoring me to health.”—ANNlE
UAUTLKY, -J1 W. Congress St., Chicago, 111.
“ Dfab Mrs Pinkitam:—l feel it my duty to publish the wonderful
help Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been to me. I was
like a crazy person— could not eat or sleep; there was no rest for me
day or night. Physicians examined me and said an operation svas
necessary Before undergoing It, however. I determined to try Lydia
i* Pinkhsm s Compound. 1 am so glad I did. for it cured me. I am a
well woman now and can do any kind of work. I want this published
throughout the land, so that all mv suffering sisters may read, and if in
ttnv "y afflicted with female troubles, they may
mifrTfs-s *** lri,iu,v<l b >' ,n . v sincere statement to try this
i wonderful Vegetable Compound and le curci.”
Mm ; MARGARET BAMFORD, Centennial
IS Ave.* Crescent Beach, Kcvere, Mass.
Wl “ Drab Mb*. Ptvkham :—I wish to send you
p, in v t.-stimonial stating the grand effect Lydia E.
tot Ptnkham’s Vegetable Compound iiashad on my
\ K health. I was suffering to such ar extent from
\ JW ovarian trouble that my physician thought an
a operation would be necessary. Your medicine
fff? *afl. J having been recommended to me, I decided to
i rV After using several bottles I found that
wa * c °D'd My system wbs toned up and I snf-
X* ■ • TrttaWiJu fered no more with my ovaries. Your medicine is
I MRS. ANNA AS TON | (he greatest boon on earth to suffering women.”
*— ■ 1 -MRS. ANNIE ASTON. Box IJ7. Troy, Mo.
i la tig* Z
"Wlrnt say* he,” howled Mansfleld as
I the * or When the latt r had arrom-
I pl;*"d Mr meek*! ■ Oedsooks! Am Ito
, b 'annoyed by a political rabble?"
"Blre." r. 'i-.n.lrd the u tor. "he said
gothlng at all,"
•'od during the rest of the 1 performance
'the limn that Mr llansOeld's audience
heard was "A Hot Time In the Old Town
T*-nl*ht." fiendishly murdered by a fife J
aud drum corps lu Twvnty-scvnth street.
WGUeKTOWV WllUtV A glTllirfi.
Former Itcsldent of llrunanlek
* vrt nnn li Mint llrr*lf.
Moultrie. Os.. Oct Mrs Belle rv>*
committed sulckle at the home of
father. X C. Greer, yesterday afterr
hy shooting hcr.-clf. 3he belonged f> a
prominent family and Mood hhtn 11
lolrty and church alTalts. 11l hea.ti
.assigned a* the .wuse for the deed ’
| was a former resident of Urunswl-k
Savannah,