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4 TO CANVASS THE RETURNS. MBI&mO or Till* KMMIID4 IHIMH CRATIC (IMMi rn r. CkargM of Frnuii llr HrfU '•*** In the 4 ntr mi • npllnl Itctunvwl. Am TnllMbnrr Hurt Morr \ otrft Than 111 • *•• < nndl •late* * ombleed, the Official I mnl I 'an not Mhh rlull) 'fleet tUr We an It. TalDhu-*e F’a Nov 17—The In*; of th* I'cni. nr Executive Commit < to ■■• F t In Jo ckaonvilie next Tu* w ,l a lively nl import •ist c i? %*. .l I l.*Ui to • anv i iih roiurt * from tha primary election of Nov. C n :*•♦> .n vium will l*' complicated by th** cuntivn* over tho state attorney* elilp# in u t* Fourth and fleventli circun* T-* count • anno* materially aff* ■ t *h jr>ult of tho Mate capital location con l st, for Taka at**?* hat a thousand more a. . s than Jacksonville, He Atlgueime **l t> al.i i'>4Hbllud. Aa the city getting a mere plurality of the vote# ca-t *• tin I •rtmary, win* the capital |t will !**• Chat the rmivnifini of th* vote* In • capital inattar wIU be *• arc. .y tnor thin a formality. late in Auguet, however, the H'*t* Commit;** formulate! and promulgated • jule to tho effect that only too*- wnite I>em*H ratk tc.nor:. wt< v*ud the vc -I* Jtenio intte lick* i *' u. #T •* hml county, from top to bottom. should be le gible to voto in the primary It hapfienff that In many of the rom - ties. in .1 especially the r.uiMl* - In the Fourth a rut Seventh dr- alls one or m* i undid ii -1 on the regular Itemo rath ticket r< •!%•! fewer \o e-% than wen itt In 'he primary On the fa of th* return* Attorney f-fartrhle ot n* Fourth circuit, .•* won over Mr A. II King. It' > only opponent, find Jn tho Seventh clr tilt Sufe! •* At torney J l> H*gg has de feat.-.) Mr. John J.*o* hi* opponent Hut Meare Kltvc an<l Jones are con tenting th* r. up on the ground 11 : In ce- ain | i>- m. is more votes were • it In the primary for Ftat* At tonic ti i tv**re * * l.r rom* andida! 'll Democratic ticket in the general c. tlon !n vloh i: r. *.f r t p State Commit tc rul**. The question for the State Commit to d' .’id.* |s whether they aha l c uir i♦-* primary return* as submitted by th ov* end county D* rnorratio riouUv> <>- mllteca. or go hehin i the face of th* re turn:-' and attempt to acale .town the nil mary vote so it will tally with rhe lo \- • vote given < I• m < raft an’Matt In the general election. | The weight of opinion eern* to b- 1 hif In order t*> -ivc intermliuh.e mnfudon the \r*te Will be counted It np ear •Mi the t> *• .*f ;he r-turn- * f*e hilly /* • here ftslsb grave doubt aa t wh* her the State Committee h.i* any .mth rit> to go khmd the return ruminv* m u maatoh^. I pjier llnu* of Neat l.ralftlulurr. Other Are* Notoi. Tallaha.->e©, Fla , Nov. 17 - The foh w lag Ktit<; aiitttori, a.I Democrats, with • lie tiialrlct, pcnAloffice a*idte a m l coun ties, have been idected to the legislature of lift'l The hold-over senators n e In dict ted by a star: IT st District -E, V. McCaakell. Non, B*int.t Iboa •Sevoml DiMriat J Bid. cyßrlen. Feni- i* cola. KecamMa. Third District John Neal, \Vetville. llolmee ai l Walton. •Fourth In rict -<*. F*. Wl r-oi . Martan fia. Jackson. Fifth District W. r It. s.- NshtnfW- Wuku.i.i. I. 'wrty and Franklin. •t*lvth Dlstrt t J.liner K. ItmocHe, Quiticy, Oai^.h*n. He vend It District -C, C. Wllaovi, Harlow, jv>;k •fclghth District—Fiel T M ere. Talli- Ninth Pbir • <H !*. Kirk, ItrooksvHla H rnando. Cltrtia and l*aaco. ♦i c i: - DF'tri H D Wat) a worth. Mid- Don, Madison. Kiev, nth District—'Thomas Palmer. Ttmp- lllHsterrough. Twolflh Dl t(lrt-KiiKn> 1.. , Cottrell. Oli Tntti la:jele olid TyH Thirteenth District-* N Idmtck. Pa m Peach— Dado and Brevard. •T’oumanth I<-trl i It. 11. Farmer. Lake City, Columbia Fifteenth District J. B. Crow. Lake Butler. Bradford. •Sixteenth 1 ilstrtel—A. T. Will.ami, FVrnati JUta. Kaaaau. (Severn‘-vi • I I-r|*-i —J. M N Peacock. Pine Mount, Suwannee. •Mtghteenth District—O. It. Rogery, Jacksonville. Duval. Nineteenth District—C. A. Carton, Kl<- aliutnc.. Oisnge ar.d tbceola. •Twentieth I itsirlct—D. H. Maker, Or ange Horn* Marion and Sumter. Twrnty-lli cl 1 ilatn t—N. A. Blltch, Montbrook. 1-evy •Twenty-n ■ owl District—J. 8. Denhour, Jdontt.-ello. Jcflereon. Twenty-third Dlairlcl—P W Butler. Leesburg. I-ake. •Twenty-fourth District—W. Hunt liar rl-. Key W. it, Lr and Monroe. Twenty-tilth ■ Di*trtct—Wl lam Miller. Point Washington- Calhoun and Washing ton. •Twenty-sixth Dltrlet-E. 8 Prill. Pi latka. Putnam. Twenty-seventh District— J W Whld dm. Aicadla. Manatee and Lie Soto. •Twenty-eighth District Prank W. Loub New Smyrna V olusia Twenty-ninth District C Fabian low, Clrecn Cove Hprtnes Baker aid Clay. •Thirtieth District—Frank Adame, J ia per, Hamilton. Thtrty-flrwi District- W. A. Mac Wil liams. si. Augustine. St John •Thirty-second District— H. H. Mc- Creary, flaltie*'Me. Alachua Mrs. K. A. P.anneini.in died nt her home tn this city on Wednesday need '1 year* and S months Sha wne a native of Trigg county, Ueorgia, and cwmc to Leon cnunly, Fla . more than seventy year* ago. Mr*. Buniuimr.ii was de vout member of tho Presbyterian Church, and she died ns (the had lived, highly es teemed by all who knew her. H' Ill' Vi l>y *• • • " -•■ —’ - Prof. A. A. Murphref pr#*sli*n of *hr s Btat* Seminary. ¥* building a hin*l m * on Duval tr#e4. Prof. K. Duboia. prof>rlo*or ->? the San fiui* Vineyard*, mol cxhlbli* f win- - and braivdhc at Pan* Exposition, lie was awirdn! a golt! medal on wine m.J two atlver medala on brand 4 * The Woodmen of the World will nevt Funday unveU monument to thj*ir <le reaaed brother. B. A. Meftnntn. Walter McXitod. Suwann-e county negro, was racently capturod by Sheriff peurre. Deputy Sheriff J. 11. n'kl**nn yaater<lay oooveyed McLeod to Live Oak for trial According lo refunta received by th Caiital League on cajdlol removal. Til - ha> 16.34? vote*, a majority over 11 com pet it or*. Complete return* r*- lacking from thirteen eouiMlea. which It la clauntd \alll awell Tallaha*eea vote •o 1,000. • WHI9CK M;6II THnUAMIILE. Two 6*relnlit Train* t olllile—Colnred Flreninn Killed. Thovnaavllle. Ga., Nov 17.—Two freight tratne ran together on the main line of tha Savannah. Florida and We*t*rn Kali road one mil* weal of thi* city thla morn aid cauaed a bad wrack The fire* man *n on a erut.ne, a neicro named Floyd v 4 4 tnvantly kifltd. No others w<*r c* rloual y butt. It wu late in the aKcrnoou btfota the Uck waa claaiada “77” 1 IBM (Ol lilP, ( (ILIH, INFM - i;n/. %. i n until. i*%in* in tiik 11(< % II AND A Hi vrpuili. rmto l l , llM.lt \l. |*Ht9tTff %I‘IONI % Nit i # \i:h. GRIP jf y. ~ ~, | |- tak* n early It cure* i ' Id ii before It re.nhe* the .1.: c.f tirlp. Catatrh. Fn* imouta or any ~fj, .. Hron hk*i or c* orrhal •IlfT* ulty. ,\ ui,. j.y *’77 • tf complete; no sauffy h* . * mu cough; no semdtive Throat or it r : ,*t, si, just h complete cure wlth ,, ; j a ,iv (*r*> u itiot tne tont* pro|erties , > ;u.mi s the system during the n drugglta, or mailed. 26e l*r Hmnphre. •*’ M.iim il on the rare ,f •* trs.unvi.t of i • si k. mail'd fre* . )l j.,,* llonvopa* i Medicine fV-mp u.. *or Wi.ii im ar. I John atrerta. N* w York. WASHINGTON IS GAY. (Continued from First Page.) merit, * i torn pt* .aii- to e*rul next door for iielirloua ami dainty lm* heoni, W i * n\ bint <-! mixed drink, which ill .f wi* h l** ctv*>l on table* drawn he * >i‘li* * v.t. * th- fail * atn re- line after tn** Invigorating plunge. ••Whtr.a Wit hit. W.'els," is the tltl by w h thv feminine* iark in referral to In tt.e p. ~o i... *.f elder br*aiiertf and beaux. xherrasai \r* InillititHitl. Tli* r* luv* b*i meeilnga of the ** Inn H * rrnn Indignaimit praaldlng iinco tl iHiuirkM 1* de.is.cn of diep'oal niad* bv th lietr to the bulk of the Ur* John Slihuii s Wealth Mr- M cCollum. Ihe iJ*,t i't l I'lUKhter *.f the Ghermans, In heri*sl, e. ..i g with many thouMgfwla *f and" at* th magrudeut Hiierinan real •b n • jauat#sl on K street. It •*••• euj p* • f hat, after n lilting period of moum i m and M il 0• I m bat baf w! ,m ir- t ..in! >f >•* ie*>, woual make a so* ia I p.unip* mi - h has not been ki'i'un in t *** family for some time ay reason of ill health. Contrarv t *x|u < tion, the M* Valiums d* Id* i t* in* abro.il and left op I era be fom Milling, i.. • • th* i-onteiMs of the resi dem * Wet* to Im* and I*o and of .It HU tion. rat th* mansion leased for * period <f , ns To i.ie mi'iniHi* of the Hhcrman family It s**ns llttir* short of sacrilege to o*ll Hie |>o *fMt)ti of the and ad siates ■nd • i like! to n family f. iid n a r suit of Mrs. MeCalUim s le clsioii. All III! Raws 41 H \ i IMI. Driggrra* Narrow I'.*§*e—Hi* I'ur chnsc f Timber. Wajcrose, Nov. 17 Mr. Henry I>rlg- K< i.* h farmer living a few miles east of tho city, eame n >• being hurled Into eternity day before yesterday aa he war driving to town with a load of wood. It wuh on a t wo-ho rue wagon. loaded with !!'htwood, and ax Ik- attempted to |*aa* umier (hr raili**a<t trestle, near the real deiu.V of Mr. George 1* Pollard, he was aught betweeu tiit* wood and tho trestle ( ana* near being crushed to death. His neck un i wn wilder were badly brula ed. and while he is resting ta.-**r now. he had a narrow eaoipe. Mmimi. J>, T. \Vliiiflmin A Cos. have purciiatesl a bug*’ body of timi>cr In Hi .idford county. Florida, near Hamia>n, ami mi• opening up ala a turpentine Ida4 \lr. J t’.irl Wll.iamaoti. the Junior meniztcruf the firm. "HI manage the hnai n> lie went down (Ilia morning to tuke charge. At the lust m- tirg of the. 01l Follow* i.u ie vu.< a -,iu*j of eighteen .iielitlatea for the initiatory degree with fifteen inon waiting their turn. An adjourn->1 term of Pierce Sui* ri<*r Court wi I Im* mM at liia'k*hr:r Monday (VI. J Walter Uenneit will lx>k after the -tiit- n ira>* i *i, a.~ Solicitor Jihn W. Ken net i will U‘ before the Supreme Court mxt w.*‘k A* Waycro-i row ha* been offl* laity sivtii over .’ *•> popuiatioa, two Justice .urt* may 1* heal In < ach month, which will be a great • onvcnleiicr. a lt4(*reti>- forc both Judge Sweat and Judge Jllgle. guilt h lia*k.lo hold I in* aant<* day. L M. Aniegrrwv was* fiHind not guilty in Superior Court yesterday. He wa tri< and i. r a unit with Intent to murder A J. Little, but the evidence ahow-d both pa rile a ltl acme f hooting *i*l the Jury acquitted him. Th i city tax books will clape Nov. 2d. Tha County (*otnmis*loner of Ware held i called meeting to-day. and Indicted a lot >f MU* growing out of tin recent *e* -ion of Wart Superior Court. They an noum'cd Ilia u i-uptrimendent for the . ounty farfn for I‘am will he appointed at their n. t meeting Tueaday. l>ec. 10. TK4T OF M:\\ 12*1 M M OIN, iliitilc \eloelty lliwln-r ilmn That nf lay i;%er Made. \\ aehingtou. Nov 17 —The test# nf th© n>wr 12-lnch naval gun wShln the I*t three day* have reouited In aome remark able |erformanor*, entitling the gun to ; * ink a load of any of the 12-tnoh guns ihu* far made, in this country or abroad. \\ .i.i u charge of Sd) pound* of wnokelea* l> w(|<'!. giving a pTe*tuire lIHt totu p*:r quarr Un:h. the gun gave a inuxsle ve ! loclty of 2,&4 feet. Prof. Aiger th* naval expert. *ays thla |ia the hlgh* *t ever attained by a 12-In* h Kiin, the record (hu far ranging from oto i.’.!>.*•* fe t. With an *Ceel , tipped projectile the big gun would pierce any' armor ever mad* It the firxt of forty guns which wi* bo on th© new ' battleship© and armored cruiser*. \\ nm i t*.h ii% cn xnin. I *nl Politic* ft* \l nrnilng Thins* up I onaiilrmlilii. CV|umbu f G . Nov. IT.-Looal polities are red*hot 10-nlght. fllthouKh this Is 'in off year, with no Mayor to bo elected To night the City Kxecutive Committee ea'l el i primary (or l>ec. 1 and adopted strict regulation* to prevent vote-buying or the u of money for any purpose r.mnctd with the primary. Th.* use of carrle< lid s\ irkrts ul |*olls U also prohibited mwl members of the committee thdge them • av- to pn*M*nt to the grind Jury .my prMin who violate* these roitilatlona. The rrk'idration nooks ha\e . I *-*d, and mon voters an* qualitYM than have real*, tere.i t>. :oro 111 yer.-. showing the Intense tnu*r t felt the fight. I M il CIV bI.U.U TAHI*9. I oloreil m Msinlr, I'lai ril I inlrr Arrest. Boston. Ga.. Nov 27. —J. W. C. Clark, the lo aro |>oMmaster at Mamie. Ga.. near the Florida line, was arrested here to day by rost&flWc lnsp* tor Haws for using cancelled postage stamps. He was oar rt**l id Thomasv 11 It for •* preliminary hearing. (irsnd liulis tiers t Itii*ln. Copenhagen. Nov 17 —The Ciarevltcb, i trie C*ar, started this morning for ltuU THE MORNING NEWS: SEN DAY, NOVEMBER 18.1900. IHCVridiT ll N OVER. Ire Wagon Driver Nrremed for \% rr'klev* Drfvloff. Johnny Luba, a 15-year-old boy. was In- j jiirsd yMrtCTday In a collision with an i-* warnti. which w.* • be.ng driven by J* k • 'nrttr From whas could l*e |e.tirnel it that the. boy was rsliiiß w*' 1 on Broughton atrert, and that Carter, toe nkiii dr:vlng Ihe ice wugon. was going north on Dmyton **r*et There is awi le difference nf opinion aa to the blame f *r thv accidens The Injured boy saw! the driver for the j Ice emnpny. who Is • negro, tv • * mi the left hand td* of tne street w the driver so and he was on th* right s *' There w**re a number of wi n** e-• <o th* w iden!, bu* ara divided aim* -• rqundy as to the responslbllay for it.** \r •urrenci Th rey wa taken tn a <ab to tho ofll e of Dr. Graham where hit* broken arm w,s set and the negro w sent to tii*' elation hou**e. charged with reeklesx driving Th-* matter will > ln\extisated by he Recorder. Several w'itne sen have h n Rummonsl, a th> lr ow*n re*ju< a* on th side of the defendant The wltn* s*e w o ■ espouse this ntc say tl.jt tn* by ran Into the horses and that th* i*nt was not the fault of tha driver. Oi l'll nRN NVIld. MKKT. Those of tlir V'trst Infautry Will Dls enas Varanl Nlaiortty. A circular has been Detied by Col. A It I-aw ton. rommsmllnp the First Infan try, failing for a meeting of the officers •f the yegtmeni on next Friday avenlng at the liegimcntal Armory at %.3ft o' Tock It is announced that matters of imptirtance will he db-uvecft at the meeting Among the mi'tera to be ronkkrel i the *uc * tfion 40 the majority rendered vacant by the resignation of Mwj I! E Dart of tha Third Kattahon Th*- va in v has never been filled since Mai Dart re signed several irvnm* ago. If 1 no: known what action the offkirs may ik*. as t nere ha** been no < trwiidaie prom nantiy brood forward f • i eav* f 'upt. Dunn of tn* Brun wi k,Rirt - nv n. DOES TO M I’MI Xli: (41 IIT. I nrxprrlnl Development tn n l*i rnoni l*otin*eo Null. Richmond, Va N*v. 17. An ui -xi ■ red •level. fwn* nt in Ihe big tobacco * om • mles of th* I’nlted Stabs w Kmanucl Fcl senheid, before the f’nltcd States Cir lit Court of Appeals her* . o- urral this af ternoon during the argument of x-H* t.a lor Faulkner of counsel for the govern m<’ Judge Goff was on th© bend) and Mr Faulkner was trying to get to the bottom of a question concerning the actual mean ing of Oh* de* is ion rendered In th© lower court, when It suddenly came out that this d' claion cfii not ap|>.irently effe. t tin* constitutionality of the law at iwauc Th© action l.is 1 trough* for the purpoeo of testing the 4 vmstitullnalliy t the law w hich covers the taic of |m< k:g*of to bacco containing prixea, pictures, etc. Th** nppal was from i* deck*lon of the Diatriot Court of Weal Virgin.a in favor of the government. Judge Goff ©eemed amu*e4l as well surpriao*!. as did John DeWltt W irner. of counsel for the tobacco people, %vh*n this detrtlopment woe brought about. It was finally agreed by the lawyers on both aide*, with the jsmiH of th* court. • hat t hr question of comatitutionaiity should Ih* submitted to the United States Supreme Court, und that jh' ib of tins tribunal on the law Involved *!ioul<l be accepted by tho Circuit Court ns final In the case. TROOPS FitIMM*ORTO Itlt O. Where They Will He <|tinrtrrrd on Their Heturn Home. Washington, Nov. 17 —The tioop*. which will return from Porto Kioo as a result of the utKifwionnn nt of the is,and as u military departtm-nt, have h n assign* and to th© stationa in this country, as fol- Two comiwnles of tho Kiev* nth In fantry will go to tho Wa.-hin;ton bar rack*. while tho othe r iwu i oniinnles .*f th© same regiment will be sent to Fort McPherson, Ga. Two Hoop* of the Fifth Infantry will bo aligned to Jeff r-on barrack*. Mo., and two other troop* of tho asm© regiment will k* to Fori Kt.ian Alleu, Vt. Ilnee t|ueatiuna North and koutli. Kium the Washington Post. Away down In Georgia— not at Atlanta, the capital, but ill Savannah. Ihe center of Gcorgui’s culture—the oldest, larg4*st. and mot aristocratic hurch In the city, the Independent Presbyterian, has Just established in Its Sunday school a |ia for colored deaf mutes, unb r tho ablest director obtainable Three or four years ago this satin- church organised a class for Chinese. Nowhere ©;*e in the city ot Savannah cafi one find the like of this. The best people ar® laboring for the Chi nes® und for Ihe afflicted negroet* Wc pause to let the Savannah News toll tn© story In Its own words: ’’The class la comprised entirely of ne groes. all of them in©n Had it not been that the negro deaf mutes In the city gteatly predominate, an effort would huv© been made to organise the class with : membership of white* A young lady who la thoroughly nuatrees of th© linger lan guage In which the baf mutes converse hus assumed charge of the class, and win largely instrum# n;a t tn its organization, eornesily -tconding nil th* effortf made by tho superintendent and by me pastor. Rev. Dr. Jams* Y. Fair. “All live of the members of the clas* displayed an ensern©: :# and an Interest at the that meeting. Those In charge of th© school nnd the ctuv* were greatly en couraged. and they believe th© new fea ture of the at-'hooi will b© |*r<dn live of much go*hl. It 1 ihoig.it isTobabe !. .** it w*iU be th© rallying point on Hundsy afternoons for all colored deaf mute.-* of sex who feel n desire for itistru - lion of religious character." This enterprise may or may not achieve great results. That depends entirely upon the negro©* themselves. The fu.* re mains. however, that here i* tin overtu * from one of the wealthiest and niOMt cu.- ttviited white congregation* in H.tvwnnan to th- moat slllietfl an*l needy das' of ;he cqtored population. Jut now. while ridU-ulouw negro “ead©r*'‘ as the North are talking vapid .and vicious nonsense nbut the race question at the Aouth—ut tering silly and stupid opinions and pro claiming all sorts of mischievous advl-r to the negrioes—Just now. vc say. it is ui< ouruging to hear of an Incident ilk*’ :hk. It shows thjw. .* the Poet hns il wys Inslsterl. the n©*ro receives h;s mow. sympathetic and affectionate help from the i4outb©rn whites, while from th* Northern "k-aderg" of his own ra . he get® nothing but |wstlferous *'OuFei and suggestion® of mischief ar.d calamity. When, in his ignorance and credulity, he Ueteus to these cosinseis and suag* stions, he i® invariably left to suffer th© con*©- qn©nee* The smug bishoiwi and noisy poiitlciana of hts *wn race, who have b - • ra>ed hlq> into folly, are u* \ er known o starx! by him In the hour of peril They incite the trouble. The Houthurn negro inav meet It as beat he can. We call attention to the in blent merely in the inter©®! of history. The negro—*- P©clali>’ at she North- is hop© and we ©xpeet nothing g<v*l for him until V? shall have been taught by bltt©r * xp*rl ence—as at last he surely will be—tx> for sake his fulse god* and ©reel for himself the true mandate! of Indivldutd manhood based upon Individual acblevvniaai Maviland’s j Exquisite China. A nrn Impart now open far In • peellon, slumhig tlir Inteat patterns (•ml tleidgna. An lanuaunlly Inrge •lOMlter of ricliiohr |ntt*rn. Gilt Glass'from Libbey. THE NEW KI.fMIME.HE It TLKHV. ne richest mid mot rlrgMot (ut talgss In Ilie norlil. *<>lil only herr. LAMPS AND FANCY PIECES. * CUT WHISKEY MONKEYS. In %ecrptah|r t*tft for %ny Man. The Great llprler t*il ll**Ht*rs. I*os -111 xel > no sairll. Tiros. West &, Cos., 11 BROUGHTON STREET-WEST. II tETI** | x ail \ I Ml. IN| \. fund** t**ril*e(l Toanrd Itrhuild inu n Hu rued liurch. Briiaol. Va , Nov 17 The work of the Dipt Ist General Association of Virginia wax finished at to-night's Va ri• * reports were road, discussed and act* I on to-day. Dr. J it Hawthorne and Dr W E Hatcher pn sented th' needs of Grove Avenue Church, Richmond, and In re ;n.i * to an appeal tor aid in rebuilding •he hurt M church, individual subscrip tion*. a.gicgitiiig tS.j.s* were promptly n ilc The - jni of aas in like man ner rubsertbrd for th** Second Baptist Church of Newport N* w , non’ b*'tng built An appeal was made for aid to the S uthwi**t Virginia Institute, the Bapti.'*t Keinnla College of Bristol, and on motion, Hi * in. he: wro requested to lake up item fit • v>llection. On vnotion of Dr. Titt of Richmond, a •solution was adopted looking toward a •rw century celebration to be held In R.chmond next June, and a committee of Richmond g-ntUmri. was appoint'd to otiMder ih*- matter. Dr. FitiV tcMlutlon providing for the probable organiaatlon of a 1< ague of tho nhoola an i t olhgcs under Baptist con trol wms a Wg>ted nd Ilichnioud College .Mis requested to take the Initiative. The committee on time, place and preacher fixed th* t me for convening the I next annual evasion as Thursday preced ing tho third Sunday In November, next, grd naimd Dr. J. B. Hawthorne as the minister to prcacli th*- ani.ual sermon, s ut 1 ft the place *- * Ixs determined by the • fate missions board. fIOIIK OF Till; TOC KTOV Minor l)©frct* tn ft© ft • n*l led In I hr Torpedo Hunt. \Y t hington. Nov. 17 —Admiral MelvlUe, chief engineer of Ihe navy, to-day /e --*©i\ed i tt bgiam from \YI l.iim F Trigg, the builder of th© b>al Htockton, • onveying .i brief r<-|H*rt of her preilml n.iry trial runs near Annat©>lis yesterday. Th; teb-uram stated that the trial board was much pleased with tin* performance of the bout, a- she m ole a speed greater than her contract rt-|ulnm* nt. 2t kn>t**. Th© runs y**sterduy w*r r- wjth u View to the standardisation *>f her screw pro pellers. but her revolution counter failed to function nt twenty-live knots, md mls • unt* I at twenty-six knot*. Neverthe less her ‘VLind irdlMUion" ran* werr* pro noui * 1 aatlsfictory. Another trial will take pla**- MomUy. Ilnciin t lothlrr n IlmiLriipt. M.un, G.i,, Soy. 17—Himnn Josephson, •b iiier li cluthii k. fibd 10-day a petition for bankruptcy relief. He puts his liabili ties at 60U.**W; ass* ts luu.OOO. CLASSIHEQ MUVtrtIISEMENrS. i’t:no> 4L. iTuAGtFVS WEEK" lIAIRCUT- Itnic free— boye und Kir alieiilkm; no auntie'* chopplnir. or novice pracilclnx— uuf cut by' the Geornl* hair expert hira h.-lf. brln.; thin ailv. on the 24th. be;iv*en J .n-l 4p. in.. 2X Eu*t lirouKhton. hair. Jewelry an<4 etuvln* xupply hoii.e The place for everythlnff pertaining io hair. -wttchM, bans . ,ximpa.toun, Ik. niu,- u n- whi-ki-i-e. for Jally, eiailc. niaa quera b- ami .lefectlve u>r: mall orOera protnptly and carefully lllti-d. YOUNG LADY 1 -Otiri EA.-41N G ri HA - iimi. i i'.i-iile, amt money lo Invest, is of fervl exee|>tUHially luvurabie npportunliy to enter liu-otrlcui profession; instruction, "promlni-nce” kaw ran teed. "Ifomer." Kni Kerbo ker Theater. New York. FKItSONS IN GEORGIA FLORIDA and Bellii. Carolina, having old Mahogany furniture to dispose of. will do welt to send full a- s Option and price to P. O. Box 3*. Savannah. Gu. MRS It 11 NIC ILL'S DANCING , ,a*a for uduliai; from this -late lesson inchis w.d be chaniccd to Thursday and •aturday I l*nt. on Saturday nisht. Nov 24. Ihe C.aes In the German "figures." will bo reopened MORPH!*!-:. OPIUM ‘ LAUDANUM -oeoalne habit; myself cured; wlil inform >ou of harm!- -s. lierniancnt home cure. Mary S Baldwin. Box 1212. Chi. <go ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP ITA l.s\vi 1.1. HE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOB TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS TH \ N- - WF. TAKE ODD trunk- In part payment on new om-s. Cha lam Trunk F.lexory, Broughton, cor ner Aberrorp. THANKSGIVING i>AY WILL* SOON Ih- here. Sec Miller for u suitable table to hol-l that turkey and trimmings. Dining inblea, eld- boards, bufteu, i htna closets. cJiatis to please anySMy S)7 Broughton, t eat. SOUTH SIDE DANCING ACADEMY aril! have n soiree Tuesday evcnuiK. Nov. 3,. at School llnll. H.rher-'laim and Tnlrty • uid street; Raskins' Orchestra will furntsh the beat and lateat music. O. J O'Neil, c. A Riley, managers. I AM OFFERING SOME OF THE nice*'. Investment property on Ihe ma - ke! Cal' nx- for further ra ttctilu* I. D. Laßo-be. | TRY HETTERICH B CANDY: POBt lively pure, crystallted fruß. assotled. pound. cherries anj ginger, sim- (> l chocolate, assorteil, 23c pound; assor al line candy. 33c pound. ID State, wont. YOU WILL LIKE THE MILK FROM Springfield Dairy: It’* rich nnd pure; try tt. DON'T FORQET THAT Ml iXkR sell* doll" .in I loys. Come and see our holiday .iss-'irim nt. a>7 Broughton, west. HOW ABOUT YOUR WINTER clothing? lei us put ll In shsp- ; $ pr mouth. Bier ling Pressing Club. D York, w. PE It AO N A L HOW ABOUT K BPAIRING THAT broken breastpin, earring, finger ring, eharm etc. Why Wlleneky, corner Broughton-Barnard. Is the best man in town to do your work, and don’t you for get It. II.\VK”~YOUR MACHINERY OVER hauled, cleaned, ar.d repaired by J F. M > Auilffe, 49 Drayton street. ~6Vtjb<;7i ig nursery, opposite Cathode Cemetery. chrysanthcrmims. amelia japoni as a ret areas, palms, flow ers and floral di-lgn. Leave your orders with J. Gardner, ug*nt, 1J Broughton. east. I SELL THE MOST LIBERAL AOT dent polDy written. I D Lalioche gen eral agent. United 3tata Casualty Com pany. YOI'7'AN BUY a TRUNK. SATCHEL or telescope at Chat Imm Trunk Factory for half you pay others. Broughton, cor ner Abe room etrcc!. LADIES. CAX-L AND BEE MY NEW line of millinery before you m.tk- vour purclwise?: can save you money; ev* ry thlng at one-ha f of Broughton st?e t price*; hat trimmed for hat rvmol eled feathers dye-1 ar.d cleaned MHs C. D. Kenn*r. 117 York “ao~TcTIfETTKRICTI‘S FOR CANDY, mint wafere < irnamon wafers; d*llclo s for tlie si k. HcterUh’s. 110 State, west. VM FOR ART SQUARES WHILE • hey last. Big sM>)rtment, all grades of art squaree. rugs, mats, portieres. C. I' Miller, jgtnt SPECIAL AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY of new willow rock cm; ladies’ slxc. at 12 J W. Teepie I AMNOW LOCATED AT 414 WEST Broughton. ring up 118 Hif you want to have your furniture moved or pack* 1 for shipment or storage. I guarantee pri• e the same a* I do the work that’s given tome. A S. Grim. 414 Brough oo street, west, mattresses made to order IT ITS RUOff YOU WANT.* YOU CAN get them cheaper from McGlills. Si FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS WHILE they last. C. I* Miller, agent. KENSINGTON FARM MILK 19 UN surpass- l for richness, delivery la per fect, phone. 2446. BEE MILLER FOR OFFICE DESKS office tables. ‘X “ matting, office shade*. TC Broughton, west. WHEN YOU SEE M GILLIH ~SIXTY inch 99-c* nc rugs, you will buy them. Just can't he p It. will sell In any quan tity BEE THE JEWEL STOVES AND ranges for sale by J. W. Teepie; also agent for Imuran • gasoline stove. . "FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE," Is a specialty with McGlills. lIOVV ABOUT YOUR WINTER clothing'' let us put tt in shapv; 61 per month. Sterling Pressing Club. 19 York. w. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, MAT tr sseg renovated, antique furnltur* repo! Ished, furniture packed, and shipped in best manner. Si nd me your orders. C. P. Miller, agent FOR SOMETHING <}OOD. GO TO THE Chatham Trunk Factory, Broughton, cor ner Abcrcorn street. MILLINERY. LADIES SAVE MONEY by getting your fall hat at half what oihern nek: hats, ribbon velvets In the lateat stylets; old hats remodeled; trim ming Be; feathers dyed, curled. Mrs. S Britton. 136 Barnard. THE HUMAN RACE AND THE horse race are closely associated In one particular. They both require well fitting shoes to rnahlo them lo give the best ra suits. I guarantee the fit of the horse's shoes, you should do the rest. Monahan, the horseshoer and fitter. Jefferson street, near Liberty. IKJN'T WEAR READY-MADE clothe* when you can get a *uit m.eb< to order from 115 up; elegant pnnta M. at A Getz, the tailor, al Jeffi-rsou and Biate, also cleaning and dyeing. HAVE YOUR SCALES, STOVES AND household repairs done by J. F. M 'Au llffe. 49 Drayton street FLORAL DESIGNS, BULBS. IIYA r'.nths. narcissus, isilms. cut flowers from Oelschlg's nursery, opi-oslte Catholic Cem etery. Leave orders with J Gardner, agent. 12 Broughton, east. THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 113 Barnard street, buys and sells all kinds -of second-hand furniture for cash, j “M GILLIS' LACE CURTAINS WILL [ beuutkfy your parlor. * M'GILLIS 19 CHEAP ON RUGS. NETS Lee curia.n>. hammocks, water coolers, pillows, pictures, stoves, bedroom suits, and furniture of everv description. “HOW ABOUT YOUR WINTER clothlnK" let us pur tt In ship* ; $: p. r month. Sterling Pressing Club. 1 York w. IF YOU DOXT FIND WHAT YOU want where you are dealing, eulipose you try Miller, llis assortment la the been In town. 207 Broughton, west. KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN elevation In (he coun-ry, fre* from city drainage Impossible for ml k to become rnntamlnated. by Impure odors; If you want pure Jersey milk, phone 2345 De livery prompt; sail,faction guaranteed. M'GILLIS MOVES PACKS. SHIPS anil stores pianoe ar.d furniture; brat work only; no "Cbeap-John” prices—no "Cheap- John" Jobs “GOLD FISH AND FOOD~ WATER grass, bone flour. 20-pound bag 60 cents J. Gardner, agent, for the present at 12 Broughton, east. SEE MILLER'S NEW STYLES IN cerpets. mattings, linoleum* window • hades All work done In flr*t-cl>* style. Get our eailmate. 207 Broughton, west. M'GILLIS SELLS SIXTY-INCH RUGS ! -Smyrna patterns—for 99 cent,. “see MILLER S NEW STEEL STOVES and ranges, oil healers, wool heaters, best makes, reliable good*, reasonahle prices. 207 Broughton, west. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN OAP ITAI* WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COIJFMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN SOC. MEDICAL. DR. McOEIIEE VISITS ANY PART city: It cash; office treaiment. L". per month; medicine furnished. Cosmopolitan Dispensary. Liberty and Lincoln streets, ‘phontw KSS. LADIES. WHEN DOCTORS AND others fall to telicve you, try o.ir reme dy; pnekage free. P. O. Drawer. 13*7. Mil waukee. Wlo. LADIES' FllicH I.STER'S“ ENGLISH Pennyroyal Pills are the beat. Safe, re liable, Take no other Send c et impe for parttculare. "Relief for Lodle,." in letter by return mall. A,k your druggist. Chichester Co.. Phlladu . la. I HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE for drunk* nne-s; can be giver, secretly, will g.adlv t*-ll you what It Is; d*n't send money Mri. May Hawkins. Lo-k Box L li 111. Grand Rapids. Mich CANCER CURED AT ROME BY in ternal treatment, no knife, plasterer pain. Book nnd testimonial* mail**! free. Can er Institute. 121 W Forly-secon-1 street. New York. MORPHINE. OPIUM LAUDANUM cocaine habit; myse f cured; will Inform you of hnrm'ess. permaneni home cure. Mrs. Baldwin. Bog 1212. Chicago. HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF TOUR feet ara troubling you. call on me and 1 will give you relpf: I cure Ingrowing nails, corns and all diseases of the (eat without pain; charges reasons le; can rive the best reference* In the *lty; in dents Heated at r.sldencea; orders cun he left at Livingston', drug stors. Bull and Congress stroets; telephoo# 293. Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist. TWO WINNERS. Burt & Packard’s "Korrect Shape” i for men, OtiUu ‘‘Queen Quality.” the famous shoe OQ p.n for women, SUiU J These are perfect shoes, models of style and the best of shoemaking. Every material in stock from ser- V Qtt'wh viceable calfskin to dressy patent kid, f C\ ■ and we carry widths and sizes to fit j | teLiri’p' all feet VULUISJt/r. There is no uncertainty about the Style, Fit or gLV r Make of our shoes. Ons®s- J. A. VARNEDOB. EMUBTT MONCRBIFFE. A h. WEIL HELP WMTF.D-NALB. WANTED. A WHITE MAN TO MILK and m:,k* hlmy. lf BMiraily u.eful on a *mall pWoe at lk’ oi Hope. Apply E Q Ulark. t Urjan. ea,t. WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS TRAV el.n* ale*mon for dry BCod* and notions. AOdreao P. O. liox, ’Hi*. u w'-m::' run kihst-CDASS coat •ind trouaer maker,. Apply O. Kantlni. No. IS Bull street WANTED, A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN IS years of age. muM write a hand: ■lulck and accurate. Address "Bright,"' New* office. WANTED, two"OR THREE BRIGHT boy* lor factory. Appiy Frank. Con gre.s nnd Whitaker street*. ANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH, j ustomed to machine and mill work. Apply to Vais Royal Saw Mill JTompany. WANTED”A COMTETENT BTENO -a hie to keep Mmp' account hook* Box C3. Morning News. WANTEDTa YOt'NO MAN BETWEEN li and IS vears old to take care of peety , .1 a nnd to write letters; must he able to take letters in aiiorthamt, none hut one who is willing to work hard and lons hours need apply. Add re a# X. Y. Z-. care Morning News. WANTED. FIFTEEN MORE BOYS will.tiß to learn to make trunks, email pav tlrst month; <ro>d wage, later Ag from 14 to 18. 420 Bay. east. Southern Ttunk Factory A FIRST-CLASS TINNER WANTED. Apply *lO Anderson street, cast A. Bobl det. __ STENOGRAPHER AND assistant ts>okke.pcr; must be experi enced. Address to F.. Morntny New-. WANTED. OSH FIRST-CLASS CUT ter an t fitter; good wages and steady em ployment to right party. Apply to E. 1. Okarmer. SAL.. MI.N WM L.i->NTRACT WITH two traveling salesmen for balance of this year and next, permanent salaried position to right men; dry goals expert enee preferred. Address . care of pa per. WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS LI'MBER Inspector and shtppinc clerk Address East Coagt Lumber Company, Water town. Flu. WANTED. FERTILIZER SALESMAN for Georgia an I Alabama Slate expert en-e. tonnage, full list of references Ad dress "Manufacturer,” care of Constltu tton, Atlanta. Oa. Wanted indfstiuoub mkv and women In every town to work for us at their homes: no canvassing; ws will send We>rk any distance, we have several lines of work to give out. some of whie.ii re quires no experience; tf you can't d-vot the whole dry to our work you can earn F> or a week by working an hour or two evening*. A-t.lr.ss Stan.lard Mamda.tur ir.g Cos. IE West 03.1 street, New York MAN TO TRAVEL AND APPOINT agents; 11.000 yearly and expenses; perma nent and bright future to hustler. Supt 901 Star building. Chicago. ACTIVE MAN FOR Ti:MI" •BABY L > cal imdilon. several weeks Salary 13 per -lay. Address D. B. Rhepp, 723 Chestnut . ..i. k. Pa. 00(4—OI’ARANTEEJP YEARLY SAL ary. expenses and extra commissions; men and women of good addreaa to appoint intents for us; new brilliant lines; perma nent positions; old established house; | rapid promotion. Stafford Press Cont j pany. New Haven. Conn. ! WANTED. BRIGHT AND ENERGETIC \ salesmen; we can show you hoar to make j big money easily, rwpldly nnd honorably: write to-.lay for particulars and territory. \merlc.ui Auto-M ichln* Company. 90 93 1 Howard street, N<*v York. SALESMEN T<i SELL IMPORTED j and domewtic liquors; prlucltally tine Kentucky whiskies and blends; case and barrel goods; to Jobbers and saloon Ir.vla; I pood chance to tlie tight man; salary or ‘ commission. R. 9. Strader Sc Son. 0 anj , 71 East Water street, Lexington. Ky. WANTED, BV A HEW YORK im portlrg tea. coffee and aplce houae, a flrst ; class *a!eman. w Ith established Boulhern trud-'. Address, giving present . onnec- I Hons and amount of sales last two years i m r. n. News. DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED T > represent u* In 44outhea*t G.org a and ; North Flor.lla; our lnv.siment contrmcis are now rec.qtnlied securlilfu and age da itnd them the most desirable to sell; wiiia 1 to-day for particulars Tontine Sjrotv Company, 7ul Lownes Build.ng. Atianti j Ua. WANTED. COLORED MAN WHO writes a plain hand to prepare for travel ing. Uti monthly tun! expense*; send self •d.lr. -cd envelope for parnculani l'reti ; -lent Macßrady. 35g Dearborn. Chicago. WANTED. RELIABLE COLORED ! man for trnveilng position: S3O monthly I and expenses; permanent to rood man; l lefvrences required, enclose self-addressed envelop- for reply. aocrclary Card. Zjt Dearie Chicago. SALARY lIW.OO A MONTH AND EX pc nst*. Old reliable llrro are compelled jto employ a few- more, assistant stain , managers to look after their Interests and at:end to c-'ilectlota- Any honest man or woman desiring n good salaried posi tion should write in once. No experience or c.iptml required. 9 - iary payable week- I '>• Addrr -s w ith reference* and stamp i to Clark Musi- Company. 1* Baltimore Building. Chicago. 111. WANTED AN ENERGETIC man to marosr n nfJW In Savannah fo- larva mar.ufa turlng concern: salary. sl3> |w>r month .ml extra profit,; mutt furni-.li go.d references aid •. cash Ad-lr-aa Managet i x 11M Phlladalpfikk, p,. LING ait.—MtM WANTED hv e.tablLhed house, no technical knottl. '■'e bill amply all around hustler of good appearance and address; rlrst ciiis. line; tp. i„| contract; entire time required; r- lerences. Box Three i Detroit. Mich. WANTED. EXPERIENCED TRAVEL inff salesmen ,o sei| n^t have h*-st of references and give bond; i iHtsltlon permanent if sales are satlsfac ! Address Box 814. Chicago. I ENERGETIC* SALESMAN. ~ SCHOOL H.PPIe .untry work; 800 salary and -xunmis-0,,- H.o tA-ans A Company. Chicago, ill WANTED. EVERYWHERE; Hfst j ler. to u. k signs, dlstiihute circulars, i K,‘,a‘ W /a' “° < invasslng. good pay. 4 Sun AJ ‘rrl.slng Bureau, Chicago. HELP WASTED—MALE. ern tlrm extending Southern busine-a wants capable man to manage office ,t Savannoli, B.ZODU) year salary and com missions; must furnish ttinuOO and sau,. factory reference*. Address, Box 17. At lanta. Ga. HELP tUMI IM Dlll l A YOI’NQ COLORED WOMAN TO DO housework Apt'ly with references u Theus Bros. WANTED. FIRST- LASS HOI girl; rone other need apply. Call 3K OgD.. t hot pc avenue. WANTED. HALF-GROWN GIRL ! R housework tn family at Thunu : bolt. 127 Abcrcorn “wanted, servant to cook and do housework In small family. 127 At er. •com street. WANTED7“wHITE WOJIAN AS Cn>R panton and servant to old lady. 127 Aber. ccorn street. WANTED, a good cook WITH references at 103 Park avenue, east. aTCOMPETENT WHITT houseworoon; one wno understands her business Apply 421 Atx-rcorn WANTED, A NEAT AND RELIABLE white woman, of good addrees, to k-n a milk dairy; one having had tone ey. pelienee In ihts line preferred. Adit Dairy, care Morning News. WANTED. SETTLED WHITE WO. man. reliable and willing ty work. *oo| home for right party. 28 Second *uet c-aet. “WANTED, a LADY TO“GIVE“LKS ; sons on guitar: state ability and pr: -Address Guitar, this office. WOMAN OR GIRL, TO NURSE >* Bolton, east. AVt,MAN TO COOK AND NURSE. 'M Anderson, east. “experienced cook wanted at I'M Fifth street, west. WANTED. TAVO EXPERIENCED lady house to house advertising sol;- r for cliy; salary tl per day. Cail M r. lay morning 31 Lincoln street. WANTED. A NEAT AND RELIABLE white woman of good address to ko-*p a milk dairy; one having had some exp-n. enca In iht line preferred. Ad r s Dairy. <-nre of Morning News. WANTED. BRIGHT ENERGETIC , lady writing r.hiia hand to travel in <;•■■ ' gm. 3*o monthly and all expenses to start. - self-addressed envelope for part!- u - r: Address Manager I'iilllips, I’omiu Riu.l lr,g. Chicago. i “LADY TO TRAVEL IN GEORGIA L, monthly nnd all expense* ,o siart per manent lOsition If satisfactory. slf-ad drease.l envelopes for reply. Address Treasurer Macßrady. 33n Dearborn, Chi cago. j “WANTED." MIDDLi; AGED W -M AN j to travel and appoint agents; also or- ••* qua.tfy for branch office, manager; F Oi j yearly; permanent; rapid promotion Gen eral Manager. 502 Star building, Cfc <to. ADVERTI9BMENTH SET TN AP- I ITAIaS WILL ui: printed in - las kIFI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TAVO CENTS A WORD. No AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR i-Liil THAN 30C. 4<-t :VI K W * \i ;i> WANTED, TRAVELER FOP. TilH ► tat*. a!ao -rtionriLia for this rif> !>•* Anftki Fruit Uider Company, lui WANTED A RELIABLE AGENT f R th* M'lliriß high grade, low :rfl writing machln* on ihe market; go and o porlunltr for right man with rafer< nc- K. M. Turner. Atlanta. Ga. AGENTS WANTED—LIVE A-’TDK men, both local and traveling, fin! o r form of investment conirat t the d airalda to aall. proflts KUuruntod. no r lions; payment made every IlfU* 1 months; no dlecouuta or reh.i"'' 1 9 drawings or lottery achem* of re*kmp’F p , but a straight proml.e to iay In fUt ,n months; territory ting taken rapWl • writ# to-day. Tontine Surety rorapM!* 701 Lownd* a building. Atlanta, Ga AQKNTB WANTKIX—"GALV'E3TON The Mrfrrora of u Stricken City,” b> M •* Holatead; fully i!lutrai*d. fastest s If book ever published, only 61 Ml; best tfrm guaranteed; outfit free, be qut k J. fc - Zeigier A Cos., Chicago J/l. CORSET AGENTS THERE IS ONLY on* beat—ihat'a the Hygoia, Ihe ,tan<l,rt of the century for eervtc* and tn. For particulars address th* West ern Corse* Cos.. Bt. Louis, Mo. ______ AGENTS, SPECIALTY. BACKED ■'* eb-otijl* guarantee to atralglite-n klnx, negro hair; nearly all profit an-l sell* o sight. Wrtl* Boston Chemical Company Richmond, Va., for territory and parti-'-- lars. vs V. WANT DOTH LADIES AND GE!* tlcmrn to represent ua; previous - xi” r _ ence not neceaeary; the work U p and profitable. For particular-. aAI Frank Leslie Publishing House lU^ 1 " Fifth avenue. New York; established I~' W -• Inv on ted (n this Ga. Heater will bring $3,250.00 worth of comfort In a ■lngle season. Tour health demands It. You should not run the risk of u cold bath room. Try the Heater. Manual GasUght Cos., 7 aral J Congress st, w.