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DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.
i.rolMilt im IMO\ WILL HEET IN
MVAIMH THIN week.
Tlio Ituslnrss and orlnl IVntarpi.
:hrrr Hays’ Outlined— Meetings Id
ilia- llrnnlna Koiini nf the Hr Soto.
Music nt Kerry Sriilnn—lm
mom of Hcv. I . 11. lining and *d
dressra •> Jndiir I'alllgnut nml
, Mrl.nnn OlHrrrs of Ihr 111,
, i.liin—l.lol f Urlrigalrs and
lloiura I her Will Vlatt In Savan
nah.
• annual convention of th* Osorgta
pi virion of I laughters of the Confederacy
~ I p* called to order In Ihr drawing
(xmm of the lie Solo at 10 o'clock WVdnes
da' morning. The convention will lx- In
on Hires? da>*. adjourning at lo'ilok
/■ft day afternoon
:• o'do. k Wedni day morning the
Cr -lmiial Committee. conmeilng of Mrr
Wirt Pupont and two otlicre, not
vei selected, will mn tln the gentlfmen*
parlor, adjoining the drawing r.iom. for
th purpose of receiving the credentials
of the delegate* In attendance and for
me itlng a rajort. All delegate* are ex
pr -ed to present thcmaelvea and Ihclr
,j. entlals o thia commuter on me day
ar t at lh< hour named %t 10 o'clock th*
nv-'lng will he cjlled to order by lira
Halite Alexander It-umsavlll*. p resident
of it.e division, and the subsequent pro
gi imme for ihe three daya will be a*
follow*:
Wednesday. 1< n m
li v atlon. llev. Charles II Strong
Si e. ’'Pixie." chorus of seventeen
v . e
Welcome freer! Confederal* veterans,
J i • Fiobert Killlgant
W * me from Son* of Veterans. Cspt
1 H M* laiws.
Welcome from Hovannah Chapter. F\ I*.
C Mi Sl.irgirrt Urate ti Sexton
atna. iiai.i.if. i,Rt \nr.n nnrw* wille.
President of thr (.rnrala llivlstnn, tailed liana liter* of the Con
federacy,
R#9pon** on behalf of division, Mlm
Alic* Hnxt#r.
Report <t Credential Committee, reporta
of ofhrer*. of Auditing <’ommlttee,
chapter reports <thro minutes each).
Wednesday. 3 p. m.
Sonff. *Jo kei of Gr*\.' Mir. Smith.
<*hapter reports, continued.
Wednesday. 6 to 10 p. m.
Receptloft at Armory Hall, tendered by
Savannah Chapter to de|rrnt-* ami visit
ing Daughters of tho Confederacy.
Thursday. 10 a m
SaiK. “Ron.ile Hlue Ftag.'* chorus
Rejxirf of State Historian, by Ml* Mil
dred Rutherford.
Report of H*rory Committee and dls
viaalon and a tlon thereon.
Reports from chairmen of congressional
districts nd from the Committee on Win
rue Davis Memorial Di- ussion of plana
of wotk.
Thursday 3 p. m.
Song. “Suwannee River,“ quartette.
Coramlftee reports, and ac
tmn thereon.
Thursday r, to *:.W p. m
Reception by clr le of nine members of
the Savannah Chapter a? the residence of
Mrs J i* Wood''. Whitaker and dwinnstt
reels.to delegates and visiting Daughter*
if the Confederacy.
Thursday. * p m
Entertainment hi Guards* Armory.
Introduction of Children of the Confed
eracy.
Song. “Dixie.“ by the children.
Address of welcome, by Master Charles
G Harney.
Recitation. “The Man of the Twelfth of
May MU* Rosalind Wood.
Report of directress. Mis* Adelaide Bar
ard
Presentation of check from Winnie
Dtvl* Cnnpter of Children of the Confed
era-v fo the state president, by Miss
Julia Hunter, president of the chapter.
Song. * The Bonnie Blue Flag," by the
children.
Recitation. “Charge of the Georgia
• ehth at the Rattle of Manassas,by
.Mn*t*r Malcom Maclean.
R* nation, “A Georgia Volunteer, ’* by
Muster Bpencer Connerat
> ng. |y the children.
’•1 owing the entertainment by the
children of the Confe.lerac>* there will l**
rr.#|srad a programme of music, by .he
s-t nrniHnr and |fofewelonal talent of
the city
Friday, lh a. m
' >mmltiee r|H>rts and action the, eon.
finished and new buslfie** and Infor*
1 onferenr'e.
s >tig. “Recessional." chorus.
Adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.
D\ uralon to Tybee and oyst* r roast.
1 dered by Confederate VHt rana As
'*r to delegates visiting Da i.:ht* rr
‘ n* Confedehtcy and member* of the
b-i\;ihnah Chapter.
'Hi ofTlcers of the Georgia Division are
f,fc follows:
M ilallle Alexander Rouneaville,
• ddent
Mis* Roan Woodherry. first vie# presl*
lent.
Mr* T. O. Chesnay, second vlct presi
dent,
'lrs R. C. Neely, recording secretary.
Mrs R T. Kottche, corresponding secre-
Mrr John W. Akin, treasurer
Mrs. H M Branch, registrar.
Mias Mrdnd Rurherford. historian.
H Is probable that there will be ma
b-Mal changes in the liat of officers at the
wmlog convection. It Is understood that
Mr* Rounsavllle will not permit the use
of her name in connection with the iwe*
•deucy, and there will probably I* other
refusals to serve again aTnere s.-ems to
he no avowed can*!: la
dency. though M. Kosa Woodberry. the
present first vice president. Is prominent
ly mentioned In this connection
It will lie with very great regret that
thr delegate* from the chapter* of the
division will find themselves unable to vote
again for Mrs Houn-avi!l. as pre.
Her services have been of great va.ue
ar.d the Winnie liavls Memorial, at Ath
rns. Is the crowning achievement of her
three year* as presldlna officer of th*
Daughters of th* Confederacy In Georgia
The itgret of the division la only lessened
bv ih* fact that Mrs Kcunsavllt* wnl,
probably b* elected president of the en
ttre confederation. at the next general
convention, meeting in Montgomery this
month.
1.1 ST OF THE IIEI.EIitTEt.
Who They Are and by Whom They
W 111 lie Knterfalnrd.
Those of the delegate* to the eonven
lion whose name* have been received bv
the local committee* have been assigned
to homes with the members of ih* Ha
vnnnah chapter. Then. remain a number
of chapters yet to he heard from, and
there will doubtless be other changes be
fora the first day of the convention in the
list of those to be entertained
As the list has b*en prepared by M:s*
Ormc and Mr* Kollock who have had
thl* difficult matter In charge, the names
of th* delegates wlih the home* to which
they bava been assigned are as follows
Athens Fhapter— Mis* Mildred Ruther
ford. at Mr* J f Wood a. 3 Whitaker
street. Miss Rosa Woodberry. at parents'
horn*. In Collinsville Mrs T W Reeil.
l'e Soto; Mr* A J Cobb, al Mrs. Free
mans. 215 Gaston street, east: Miss ITt*-
Inger, at Mrs Starr's. ltd Jones street,
west; Mr* Halil* Hamilton Williams, at
Mrs. A It Uwion a, on Ahfreorn gtreet.
Mrs. R A. titovall, at Mrs. Walter G.
Charlton's.
Augusta Chapter—Mrs. J. R. Jack eon.
at Mrs. C. J*. Jones’. 112 Jones street,
west. Mrs. W, B. Lamp kin. at Mrs.
O'Mara's, 323 York street, east; Mrs.
Mary Hull, at Mrs. David Wells'. Charl
ton street, east. Mrs. Julie Lester Dillon,
with relatives; Miss Montgomery, at Miss
Kolloch’s, 11 Berry atreet. ea.-f. Mbs
Hitrah Btokes.. at Miss Kollocli'a, 11 Perry
street, east; Mrs. Bunford Gardner, at
Mrs. McLaws*. 110 Bolton street. ea?t.
Waynesboro Chapter- Miss Annie Bur
ton. at Mrs Maxwell's. Habersham and
Gordon streets; Mrs A B. McMastem. at
M r*. Horace Crane’*. Il Jones street,
wmi; Mr* E C- Blount, at Mr*. Tarver'*.
Montgomery and Waldburg
Non ro*e chapter— Mr* Homer V. Jone*.
with Mr*. Daniel*. 102 H*nry atreet. east;
Mr* Dr Richardson. with Mr*. Daniel*.
I2 Henry street. east.
Atlanta Chapter—Mr*. Piatne. with Mre,
Gardner Dickinson. >ll Onion *tre, e*t;
Ml** All A* Baxter, with Mr*. A 11 Hull.
!2I Gaston *tre*-t. east; Ml** Dalton Mitch
ell. with Mr* F. C. Baitey, 31A Gaston
street, e*t; Mr*. J t Ruin*. with Mr*
T Hopkins. KJ Huntingdon street. ra*t;
Mr*. Ira Fort, with Mr* A B, Hull. 221
Oasion street, cast; Mr*. Edmund Berk*,
ley. with Mr*. W. \V Osborne. Flret and
Ahercorn treet*. Mr* A Slcl). Wtleon,
ahh Mr* Malcolm Maclean, 722 Drayton
*lreei. Mr* Charle* Rice, with Mr* Mc-
Intyre. It Hull street. we*t. Mr- W p
l'attlllo. with Mr*. C. L Jone*. 113 Jon**
*treel. west; Mr*. J. C Olmslead. with
Mr* I>. R Thomas if. Bull *treet, Ml**
Mary Jackson, with Mr*. W W. Osborne.
First and Ahercorn atreet*; Mr* W J
Mallard, with Mr* T 8 Wayne. K Lib
erty ire<’t. *a*t, Mr* William Kin*,
with Mr* T. 8 Wayne. Liberty Mreet.
east; Mlee l*m* Dooley, with Mr*. T 8
Wayne. >1 Liberty atreel, eaat; Mr*. Co
rtnna Stocker Horton, with Mr*. J R.
West; Mr*. McCabe, with Mr*. Story,
Liberty *treet. *at: Mr*. Ohbhett. with
Ml** Allen. 1* Ogleehon** avenue, e*-t
Quitman Chapter—Mre. Janie* H. Wade,
with Mr*. II K Wilaon, ]nC Anderaon
*tret. ca*t; M!** Nona McCall, with Mra.
lut>onl, >4l Ahercorn; Ml** Lula Hitch
Chapman, with Mr* J. R. We*t, >ll Jone*
atreet. *a*t.
Spurt.i Chapter—Mr*. Henry Clinch,
with Ml** Catherine Mclntyre. It Hull
atreet. w**t; Mr* M. Hunt, with Ml**
Catherine Mclntyre, It Hull *treei. wet.
Cu*vllle Chapter—Mr* W. It Searcy at
Mr*. Emmi tllbh*'. 423 Hull atrret
Ortßln Chapter—Mr*. W J. Kincaid,
with Mr*. J. K. Weal. 311 Jone*, eaat;
Mr*. J. D. Boynton, with Mr*. J. R.
Weal, 111 Jone*. eaat.
Macon Chapter-Mr* T. O. Chcancy,
with Mr*. S E. Theu*, 11 Ferry, welt;
Mr* Ayers, with Mt Lula Davta, tt
Huntingdon, eaat; Mr* Nesbitt and Mr*
McCaw at Mr*. Saussy'*, 112 Bolton, east.
ilalnrsvlUa Chapter—Mr*. C. C San
der* at Mr* Perkin*’, i Oglethorpe ave
nue. weft. Mr*. J R Boone, with Mr*.
Gardiner Dlckln*on. >ll Ga*ton. e*t;
Mr* F C Dunlap at Mr*. George Free
man’*. >l* Ga*ton. eat.
Rome Chapter—Mr*. Ilallle Alexander
Rouneaville president of the OeorK a Dl
vtaton. at Ml** Kolloch'*. 1! Prrr, -a t;
jli* I* B Hamilton at De Soto; Mtw W
\\ Walter* and Ml** l/OU O'Neill Bt Mr*
I'alligam’*. I" Oglethon* avrnue we* ;
Ml*. Mattie Sbelbley. with Mr*. Fieemtn,
jlB G**tor,. ea*t; Mr* R. T Fouche at
Mr* Orlando JackaOn'a. M Taylor. <a*t
Thompson Cb*p!tr->lr. Fanttla Harrl
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1000.
“77”
-% •wnllrn fare. Ihe *hara*terlttc
riilUemlr my ••!*( out of fold or
GRIP
Tic-doloreux—Swilled face.
Th* doctor* say thl* year that epidemic
Urlp has taken on anew phase, the first
symptom being a puffing up of one side of '
the fare, extending even to the elosing
of the rye. It Is accompanied by neuralgic
pains and l,y most of the old well known
sv-mptoms of Influonsa. Catarrh, name
and soreness In th* Head ami CTvest.
Cough and Sore Throat. General Frustra
tion nnd Fever
"TT‘ meet* the epidemic condition and
cuts It short promptly If It should not
yield at one. alternate with Hpectllc N. A
At druggists. 500
Itr. Humphreys' Manual on the oar*
un.l treaimert of the *: k In al! ailment#,
(es|Mv lally children) mailed fr. e
Humphrey.- Homeopath!' Medicine Cos..
Cor Will.am A John Sis New York
son. al Mrs. O' Mira's. 33 York street,
east.
Carrollton Chapter - Mis* Neill* Mande
ville nnd Mre J I. Caldwell al Mr.- J.
O Robert on's. *ll liamard
West T’nlon Chapter- Mrt J T 7.ack
ary, with Mr* O'Mara 333 York, east;
Mis* Bessl* Hauler, with Mr*. Davts
Freeman, 103 First, east.
Amerteus Chapter Mrs W F Clarke
and Mrs Kuloe Hollis, with Mrs M It
l.avl*. Dd Ninth, east
Thomasvl!..- Chapter—Mis* Halite Man
sell with Miss Mamie Jackson. 2 Taylor,
east; Miss Stewart, with Mr* T J. West,
ex: Henry, east
Tennllle Chapter—Miss Smith and Mrs
McCarthy at Mrs Fair's, 25 Oglethorpe
weal
Cartersvllle Chapter—Mis* Sallla May
Aiken i. 4 Ml* Marlon Hm'.th, with Mra
T 8 Wayne. 3* Liberty, east. Mrs J W.
Aiken, with Mrs Perkin# lJberty,
west
I’nlon Point Chapter- Mr* Jam*# Hurt
Sibley, with Mrs Alien, I*o Oglethorpe
avenue, west
Columbus Chapter—Mis* Annie Penning,
D# Hr .to
Lafavette Chapter—Ml** Annl* Walter
with Mrs Utorv. Liberty street. east. Mt*s
I,** Knapea. with Mrs Herlot. 14 Ogle
thorpe avenue west; Mis? IJsile Foot
well. with Mr* Herlot, 14 Oglethorpe
avenue, west
Marietta Chapter—Mr* R H Ntsbett,
De f*o4o
The delegate* from th* Katonton chap
ter whose name* have not yet been re
ceived. will he entertained by Mr* Flmma
Otbb*. at 43 pull street. ,
THE I’MTKD Itl t, HTF.It a.
Mr*. Balnea of Savannah Ktr*t aug
mented n General tlr*nnh*tlnn.
The rapid approach of ihe day appointed
for the gathering of delegate* reyresent-
Ing tho chapter* of the Georglt Division
of Daughter* of the Confederacy In Sa
vannah recalla the fact that tt waa a 8a
vannah woman, Mr*. 1.. H Ralne* who
first uge*ted the organization ot a gen
eral confederation.
In 1 At. Mr* Hattie* wa* the prr*|<lent of
the Savannah chapter of Daughter* of the
(AvnfederUcy, or rather of an lndep*nd-nt
organization bearing that name. Mr* M
C. Goodlett of Nashville. wa* the preet
dent of a idmllar organization In that
city. A corre*pon.len,-e eprang up be
tween Mrs. Balnea and Mr*. Goodlett. and
thla culminated In an appeal that wa*
scattered broadcast through the South In
viting all Southern women Interested in
[wrpetuattng the im-morle* of the heroe*
of the war. to meet In Ihe room* of the
Frank Cheatham Bivouac, Nashville,
Tenn.. on Sept 10, ISM "
Thl* meeting resulted In the organisa
tion of the general confederation, which,
In ll* Inception, had but two chapter*,
that at Savannah and that at Nashville.
In the *tx year* that have pa**d since
that time Ihe Increave ha* been steady
and rapid, unill at the l,*t gen, ral con
vention, which wa* held In Richmond last
year, there, were* Ml rhaidet*. with 17 --H
member*. 1 here have been a number of
chapter* chartere-,1 *liue that meeting, and
the probability 1* to-day Ihe menter*hlp
will ieach or closely approximate 2.d>.
The general otth er of ihe V'nlted
Daughters of Ihe Confederacy are as fol
low *.
Mra. Edwin O. Weed, president.
Ml* W W Head. Hrl vice president.
Mr* 8 T. McCullough, second vice pres
ident.
Mr* John P Hickman, ravoiding secre
tary.
Ml** Mary F. Mearei, cone*pondlng
secretary
Mrs. J Jeffersem Thoma*. treasurer.
Of the general officer*. Mr*. Weed and
Mr*. Thoma., are both expected to be
present nt th* division reunion at Savan
nnh Mr*. Thoma* ha* positively notified
the committee of her eomlng and Mr*
Weed, though he has licet, traveling and
It has been wnpoiudbie to communicate
wltn her during the pat few day*. Is ex
pected with almost egual certainty
Since the organization of the Ended
Daughter* of the Confederacy many mon
ument*, perpetuating the va’or and devo
tion of the Southern soldier, have been
reared, while In a dozen elate* are mem
orials to Southern leader*, which are
them*elve* monument* to th untiring
loyalty of the Daughter* to the cause they
love In Georgia Ihe Winnie fiavl* Mem
orial. connected with Ihe State Normal
School, at Athens, I* their latest work.
The Confederate Croaa of Honor. In
tended ultimately to decorate the breast
of every Confederate old!vr worthy to
wear 11. Ia gift to them from the Daugh
ter* of the Confederacy, who have under
taken thla work with the same seal a*
ha* itursettrlMl thetr other and earlier
effort*. They have Interested themseive*
In tha cause of true history and have done
mu, h to drive from Southern school* al
leged historic* of the Civil War that de
scribe their father* a* rebel* and traitor*.
They have made the celebration of Me
morial day unlverral 111 the South. They
have undertaken tha tendance of the
grave* of the fallen noldlerf of the South
and they have beetr the first to respond
whenever an appeal went out for help for
the living They have gathered Into a
•put lone building the old ’’White House
of the Confederacy,” hi Rl limond, val
uable records and rell ■ of the mar anal
hove establleheal there a museum of South
ern history that I* atnortg the beat In tht
world.
The achievements of the Daughters of
the Confederacy are (hue numerous and
thus valuable, and they have well mer
it'd the loving affection In which the vet
eran* hold the Daughter*. No Confederate
organization, not excepting the organisa
tion of the veterans themselves, ha* ac
complished half as mu t* a* thl* organ
:w on of women, the Georgia division of
whb i, meet* In Savannah on Wednesday
m ■
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%• to Why I rrmln •Horn %r* Open
•
an Similar.
Kilt or of tho Morning N>ws: Will you 1
m k.n J a* to inform mr, through tht*
column* of your r.ewpfaprr. by what au
thority thr+o book utor*#, and on** candy
ittor* on Bull are kept open on
Sunday. Dtogtrvar.
Make a Test
Of the govt* w* otfrr Put any of them
Into actual use ami compare with any
bought e'sewhere. If ours don't prove .u
--perlor they will cost voi ro bing Karh
article will be found as represented Mi
tcrlal. construction nnd finish will I* of
h ghost grade at less than average pen es
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not in the trust, which en
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of 40 and 10 per cent, from
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better grade of goods than
turned out by the great
fixture combine. Remember
our discount, 40 and 10 per
cent. No extra charge tor
oxidized copper finish.
fror loo* ritPtanc? tin#* arvl
Exchange* at $S W to 112 00.
OUT FOR WINTER BUSINESS.
M UHI-lt OK 1111 K* on THE
UTRBETI I* ON THE IN* KEANE.
Some ot the Attnojance* to Which
Eede.trlane Are Wnltleetrd hy the
Public Vehicle—Matter. That Are
holed That Should Receive the
Attention of the Police—Seteases
Derived From the Meen.ea—Nome
Think I,teener* Shnuld Re Higher
and TJbat Inapeellnn l the \e
tltrtra ninl Morse* Should He Held
h> the t’lty.
Black Jehu*, driving their cab*, hacks
or nlghlhiwk*. appear now on the street*
in great profusion. Th. Ir number will bo
Increased within the next few week*, for
many morn of the vehicle*, rejoicing In
the variety of name*, are in use In th*
winter The cabmt n find It ea.icr to pick
up fare* when the weather 1* l**d- and tt
I* for thl* reason 'b more of them *••
engaged tn the bu*lne*a.durlng tha go'der
month#. •
Pedestrian* are not eb.w to note tha in
crease tn the number of the nlghlbaws*
Notice of the vrhb le* I* oßen forced up >n
them In unple,leant way*. The driver*, or
many of them, have a custom they em
ploy 111 seeking patronage that 1* very *n
noylng. and the ronwtu* of public opin
ion I* that tha police wout Ido well to
take cognisance of It and run in a few
ot those who m.t grossly \bdate de
cency and good order by their want, n
blockading of crossing*
Gentlemen who are out during the even
ing* are all familiar with Ihe way a dri
ver will w. time hi* horae paces as to
reach a crossing at the precise moment
that a pedestrian h-i* done ao. A hack
horae I* alw iy* ready to make ht *t*p
the alow es*. and the reepnn*. to the pres
sute on the rein* ! Immediate. The driver
remark* that ’ Here’* Gentge. sir," "t*k*
a ha, k lr,” "carry you out for a quar
ter. sir.’’’ ’rubber tires, sir." or something
equally Inn resting, and dm* everything
hut bring hi* animal to a dead h.k lust
on the crossing the pedestrian ls .trlvlng
to make.
Now, thl* 1* a:l very w< II when It
Chance* that the gentleman I* desirous of
rbllng tn a cab. The driver then get* hie
fare ami no one Is rtt**atlflcd Hut, In
the great majority of cu*e-. Ihe gentle
man ha* no wl*h to ride. and. try as he
may. I>e cannot but feel his anger rise
at having hla way blocked by th* In
sistent cabman. Seldom doe* he remon
strate against B. preferring to wait tlie
sweet pleasure of the driver and pass
when he ha. been given the right of way
than to bandy word*
All are not so eooelMtited. however, ami
vent ha* been given to the wreel, that
rlee* juftty One sometime* dlshe* mat
he had a good, .tout etl.-k of trickery with
him to chu V In among the spoke*
of ■ wh,e'. to rip a few of lliem
out a* the driver bring* I,l*
hoise down to the slow eel posalLlc walk
that even n Ira k *t*ed ■an assume on.
know* when he want* to ride without
having th* hack man attempt to f<>i. the
knowl.dgv u|>oft him, and Ihe absolute fu
tility ot the game the driver* play I* ex
asperating They *hould give those they
hope to have a* their fare* credit tor suf- j
ttolelit sense to knob whether they want ]
a hack and for eroogh strength of lung
to call or whlatle
Tht. violator, of the right* and prlvl
lege* of pedestrian* (• not the only thing
lo which the icdl-e ►nould give their at- '
tentlon. The ha* kmen have a way of sit
ting In their vahb l-s **lecp. In the day.
a well a* at night, and they are then j
dead to all that ! happening about them, j
Even n shrill wh'et e from a prospective
customer dom rot btlng them hack to a
reallsatiiii of what they are u|>!ied <o
Im- In ihr- burlne** for. and It not In
frequently hafd-n. that one ha' to walk
up to a hark and shake Ita Jehu belore
he la able to gel any action. Theft la
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JAMES A. LARKIN, JOSEPH S. WALKER,
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an ordinance agalnsi sleeping In ha k-.
because Of the ebm-nt of danger tn the
practice. * w'l "" ol tnconverbnc.
Hmiretlme* It happen* that a hack hor
ha* m l had .11 th- Ilf* driven and l-at. n
out of him. and then he I* ready run
when ueh a chanee ae that aff,r,led by
a sleeping driver 1* given him.
Yet another matter In conns tlon with
the hack* should !>• note! and corrected
l>y the police. An ordinance ha* tgncd
certain stand* In the hulne* eedlon* for
the vehicle*, and they are supposed to h
confined to those •land* Tb* supposition
I* violent, though, for the driver* eland
pretty much where they please having
drift. <1 out of the sdnetvace of the ..rdl
nance. which wa* formerly but eldom vi
olated-
Of late year* there ha* been a consider
able increase In the number of hark* In
Savannah Several year* ago thtre were
but very few of them The ,*m tig of 1
soldier* two year* ago causer! n very | r
■ aptlble Increase, about a hundred then
being added to the list to appease the
wonderful desire that officer* and men dp
played for riding After the soldier* left
there wa* a falling off In Ihe number,
and now It stands at 121 alngle and It
dnubh- hack*, a* shown hy the record of
license* Issued ihem by the rrty.
With the number of hack* running that
are shown by the book* of the city, a rev
enue of (tot " year, with the reduction In
some cases of lo per cent, for early pay
ment. Is enjoyed hy the Giy. The license
Is regarded a* extremely low, only Pi a
year for *!ngl<- and 112 for double hack*
The most prosperous and reputable among
the dtlvers would prefer to see the ll
eenae* Increased In price, aid an Inspec.
Hon of the hack* and hor*** ordered. **y
once a montli
In most dries I|. en*e for backs ate
higher thafr In Havannah and ordinance,
provide fur their Inspection In Macon,
for Inetance the llcenee for a single h*' k
Is IE. as I Ihat for a <h>ubt# Ita. k Is 12-'.
ttnee a month an lns|a" non of the ve
hicle* Is made hy the chief of police and.
If that official finds any of the vehicle
unfit for use or dangerous for occupant*,
they are nor pass-d llof*e* that should
be given rest and merdrd at* not al
.to . r
they must be po-led In Ihelr vehicles A
consldereble fin* is Imposed when the vig
ilant police men barn nl Infractions of
th. oidman,*- In Ihat city that govern
the hacks. The result Is that the **rvl e
Is very good atal effective.
The owners of th* hacks and horses that
are kepi In proper ,-ond!tin know ihat
there wotnd he Jit a* much business left
for them with licenses made higher and
insps-cthm* held monthly as they now en
joy. a* a number of the tnmsha kle ve
hicles and bone ra At* of horses would lie
crowded out of th* competition by ihe
agency of the taw That would resu-t
In Hie* shorter division of ih* far, that
ar* now gathered In, In greater-satisfac
tion to the Ifiibllc atej lit the withdraw and
from very arduous **rvl * of a I'd of
poor old ekates that are really not |>h>*l
rolly able ■ wlthitaigl Ihe atratn to
which they are subjected
Probably no work I* harder on a horse
than that he has to stand for when be
tween the shafts of a luck ll* I* out in
all eons of weather and I# driver. In ru*h
e and then alkiwed to stand on hard
asphalt for another chance to turn up
When on** of Ihe Cfoaturg* l"
called upon to do some of his
best stun'* In catching a train
he doe* not get the proper cure when be
finally comes fo a stop, but I- allowed to
state! with never a rub-down or even a
blanket thtown over him llor*~fic*h D
proverbially strong, but II Is t.ot Iron and
It Is not surprising that there ate *o mmy
frraky-looklng article* about the city It
would be an act of mercy to Sum- o' Leg
poor brutes If they were relieved, even
temporarily, from their hard work, and
sit ordinance for Inspection would be Ihe
proper means to bring It about
.Appointed lo Hie Eorre.
R. F. Dooley was yezterday appointed
on the poltoe force to succeed Hugh I>on
ohue. who resigned Oct. >l. Dooley waa
on the fore* a short time ago. but re
signed to lake a place lo a bakery.
t EI AHtIA W ATER PIPE.
Equipment f Southern Section to
Be f ouiplelrd Thla Week.
Th* water department ha* nearly cam
pleted Ihe wotk of laying the water pipe
In th* southern ae. tlon taken from the
lln formerly leading lo the army camp
on the Thund*)t>o!t road A f.w connec
tion* remain to be made, but tha water
will probably be turned Into th* new line*
before the end of the week In all atiout
one and a half mllei of pipe have been
laid
The new pqie line* are ** follow* Thlr
ty-elxth street, from Montgomery to Lln
i oln , Thlriy-seventh efteet, from Barnard
*° Elm >ln. Thlrty-lhtid stieet, from Bar
nard to Hull, Forth-th street, from Aber
■ orn to Habersham; Thirty-eighth street
Wk Barnard m atgimrj The advan
tage ~f water facilities for household use*
and fire protection will he greatly airpr*-
• lated by ihe residents of Ihe street*
named Tht* about complete* the extern
non of tha system of water main*
throughout the southern section
Th* Winer I'ommltte*. of which Aider
man Ita on le chairman, h* already
made arrangements to relay Indian street
from West Broad to Water sire. I *ci|
Turin atreel from Bay tre<i to the Balti
more whaif with elx-ln. h | tfw The oi l
four-inch main, which baa served three
Greet* for years. I* pradtoilly worn out
and Is no longer eervlceabl * What with
iu..t and Iro rust at lona fiuperlntendent
Maguire of the fire department e* final"*
that the old main I* neater two Inches In
diameter than four.
The pipe for this work ha* been o de -
ed. a*l ot ihe available army tpe hav.ng
lieen used tn the southern section As tho
streets named are to ha paved shortly Ih-*
w*>er pile- will be put down Just ahead of
Ih* paving New Improved fire plugs wl I
lie put In at Ihe same lime The |m
provement in fir* protection will h* n
very de, |.W I advantage to tha ,*ve,al
large |>rnp-rtli- w ihat section a* well a*
in th. n uteri, c "c|e*rty.
A LETTER I-HUM NAMKNHN.
Tlie Admiral's Reply #o a Llltle
Henry Ntreet Girl.
A little 12-yeur-ohl Henry etrec* Mis*
has an sut.igfarh letter of which she I*
very proud—not only of th* autograph,
but the letter Itself, tthe had read the
report* of Admiral Hampnon’a recent Ill
ness and they had aroused her sympathy,
fine wrote the admiral, telling hla, how
sorry she was that be wae 111. Her little
i'to!her not quite so s>ni|a|tlieab’ as hie
Sister, but full of patriotism and admi
ration lor the hero who * ommanded the
Met that wiped out Cervera* ship*. In
sisted on writing th'* Admiral a lot of
poetry. A day or two ago the IlHle lady
received the following letter from the ad
miral
<slavy Yard. Boston.
Oct. 11. I*o#
My Dear :
I have received your letter of Oot. 23
and must th.mk you for your kin Incss in
thinking of m- 1 nm afraid that the
! newspate-r* mud* e mistake In men! lon
i tng both the severity and cause of my lll
li es.. for now I srn perf*'tly well amt at
work ngii’n. and 1 trust Ihat my heart Is
as sound ns ever. It I* worth while to
b- 111 lo get so msny kind letters from my
fried*, both big and little.
With my best wishes to yourself and
your Hltle brother. I nm. your* sincerely,
W. T. finmpson
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Sent to Ihe I’ltg Court.
William Barrett, who wa arrested
Thursday on the charge of being drunk
and disorderly, redsling and *triklng an
officer and carrying concealed weapons,
wa* tried In the Recorder's Court yester
day morning and sentenced to pay a fine
of *ls or be Imprison,d for twenty •'*)■*.
IKs-k M* on ami Judge Harris, the ne
groes irrcs'cd severe 1 deyr -*<•* by I a
trolmau Goubn and. and who ar char-td
with robbing a aiorchou,* n the <Jgc
, lire roid. were remandvl to the City
Court on the cU erg* of altopie lojsailj^
Medical Batteries.
fte >nur nwn darior and treat youraelf.
I’uv on* <vl ••>1 r pnr'.ih|e t.imtly hilleri**
at (i dsalsrs M If ON.
vv' I |i*> l.r It at In * utile whlla.
They are effe. live, drong durable and
guaranteed
Electric Light Plants.
We furnish anti install
engines, dynamos, incan
descent and arc lights in
factories, saw-mills, etc., at
a nominal cost.
Electric Bicycle Lamps,
Clocks, Etc.
Be up-to-date and use our
Electric Bicycle Lamps
they are the best. All elec
trical goods should be pur
chased from one experienced
in that line.
Rl*-*trfo llicyrdei Lamp .... 14on
K.olr*f B*nr<Ti tirht' 13.0#
Bto'irt. 010. Hu tlftrt
o(Hr,itlr - l.nni'i f\
Batteries for Bells, Burglar
Alarms, Etc.
Mi sco l>ry Battery o
Kureka Carbon Cylinder l*H*ry 4*rs
r.ollp** i-orhon Cylinder BstUff ■'
All other make* kept In tnck.
KMH kin IMIAA'N in PVIHOL
Mr. . Hyman Narrowly Eaeaped *
Serious Inlory.
While crossing Bull slreet last night Mr.
8 Hyman wa* knockfd down by th* po
lice patrol and wa* at first thought tn be
badly Injured, though It afterward turned
out that h* hail received only a shock.
Th* patrol wa* on It* way down Bull
street to answer a call at tha markat.
Near C'Vmgres* lane waa a hack going In
the opposite direction Just as the pa
trol was about to pasa the hack Mr Hy
man atepped from behind It. dlroctly In
front of th* horae. ami wa* knockod
.♦own That la the account of It given at
Ihe birr ick* by Driver liohoia*kl.
Paiiolman Long* oral Elec* rl'lan Fla
bum* were In the wagon at the time of
th* a* ddent, and they Immediately got
out and helped Mr. Hyman Into a nearby
store, whence h<* was afterward tk,n to
Ids home, which Is only a few door* from
tha scene of the accident. A physician
who was called tn said that he w*s not
hurt to any extent, and that he would
protsahly la* able to be out to-day
Itutsylaakl claims that he wa* ringing
the gong of Hie wagon at the time of tha
accident, and Hit* atory Is corrotsiratad by
both of the men that were In th* wagon.
Good Bholgua Searei.
Mr Harry H. lerndt" of th# Peter*’
Cartridge Company, has Ju*t ratumad
home, after an exteeajed trip through
North Carolina. Mouth Carolina and Flor
ida. Hla com pan y gava a shot gun
tournament nt Itaielgh. N. C.. Oct 2t and
2J and one at Jacksonville, Fla . Dot >.
J*‘ atxl Nov. 3. Dr Wilson of ttavanngh,
made a high amateur average nt Jack
sonville. on a score of per cent, for
the two day* on target* Mr. Worehan
of t'h*rt**ton, won th* trophy at Raleigh
for amateur high average, score M per
cent In two day*.
MOXEI'KA’g LEMON ELIXIR
REGELATE* THE I.INER, HTORACH,
BOWEL* AND KIDNEY*.
For biliousness, congtlpallon and ma
laria
For Indigestion, sick and narvoua head
ache
For sleeplessness, nervouanes* and heart
failure.
For fever, shill*, debllly and kidnap
dlseaaes, take la>mon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or•
gam regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
the and |1 bottles at druggist*
Piepared only by Dr. II Motley, At*
lama. Oa.
A PROMINENT MINMTER AVRITWNi
After l*n year* of great auffertng trim
Indigestion, with great nerious pm*'na
tion, biliousness, disordered ktdnays and
constipation. I have b**n cured by Dr.
Motley’* Lemon Elixir, and am noot *
well man. Rev. C ( C. Davta.
Eld M K Church South.
No. F> Tattnall street. Atlanta. Oa.
A PROMINENT MEMPHIAN WHITENi
Dr. II Mosley. Atlanta—Having been a
great sufferer for thrte yenra from Indi
gestion. and been treated by many phy
sician*. who failed to give m* any reUaf.
continuing to glow worse, my hrothar ad
vised me to try l>r. Mogley’* lemon
EllalL which remedy ha had used for aav
, r al veir*. 1 commenced Ita use. and
mot say ih*< your lounon Elixir la tha
gteatest medicine on earth I hove never
suffered a day oinc* I commenced uitnp
tanmn Elixir. R L Hoooo,
ae, Hernando street Memphis, Tenn.
A CARD.
Thl* I* to certify that I used Dr. Mos
ley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgia of tha
head and eyes with the mot tn irked ben
efit to nt> general health. I would gladly
ha,< paid t-Yu for tie relief li ha- given
me at a coat of ,s- or ihtec and I ar*
l A Basil.
Clerk Superior Court Randolph county.
Georgia.—ad.
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