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MAYOR AND D.B.LESTER CLASH ConMnu** from Tenth P*“. ■ ,1, mantle*) an exorbHunt price from (be city. v, io my position In boldine that the -lioutl demand pay for Its frsn- S |\.-T Dm oitj K- Mint th% ,t prlca for Its franchises, and If I re to Ik- hawked about the North ,, . f o r pur haters I prefer that this , t* done by the city and not by irdtvtduuls." t uement about my brine ad r-r --' (.ireet railroad nnl thl< inonop i > stripped the city of Its hMSht tn the way of street railway .... net ween fr.y tlrt term a# .t: I any piesctrt lt*rtn, can be ron oin two or three w.iys It n <vt , urPten by a pretty sharp lawyer j. r i) who made Ibis statement r ought to have known, that I am , t. tor in the street railway com , i 1 he und*>uhtcdly km-w- that I V te-election to the board at the j.il meet mar* as the fact was pun t the newspapers ut the time. He , have ascertained by applying ■I;,, of the company that 1 ha\e , :.-k If he did not know It 1,., ootild easily have a-eeit.unrd ,t,on to the clerk of Council B t i:\ liango, that no grant oi any was nude to any street imiauty during my former utl ‘ ,non and that norm has been turing the present adinlnlstra- J He must have t>een wet! aware . ~ rant, to whs-h he doubtless r<- , , tripping the city of Its Jewels. , wisdom of which I have nothing .. ngll ,“i M '"tit iiiinl In this of the letter cunailtutea a ter." said the Mayor, In con h improper and Impertinent, ! • tall treat li with the tsmost cr>- e, ’ 1 have serve*! the city sixteen , ! during that time my honesty been questioned I have never , ..sted in any city contract, nor , B , f I ..ver sold the city dollar's worth ... 1 have never attempted to i i.-liar out of my connection with • „ In and never expec* to." -,l- |,ester, who was expecting some ao < kan bj Canacll la ta matti r j ,r> ■' railway franchises, was altttng |\ h e railing near the lower en<l of the ~1 table, but near enough lo hear , , n - w,,rd that was sold. His counsel, y_ r (• Oliver, was sitting near h‘m i ring the reading of the lee nr the (v ■ were observed to exchange a few v Mr I .ester listened to Mayor *ljv, statement with visible, bus. allp pfes-'d, excltlment. nnd the moment the M -, on luded ho was on his feet. „ .i, to nuike a statement In reply (a Tit tne Mayor had said. 1 think 1 1 .i right to be heard In this matter," he said. Ti Mayor was rapping for order and so tl • dty mnrshal. "We do noi rare to hear from you," said Mayor Myers . ~r . If von have anything to say lo , >h uni can say It In writing You must - me to order." Mr le ;er very wisely sat down, but than a I tire In his eye. The Cornell was . ho.it t > take a recess, when Alderman "leilen un suggested a retirement lo the i j\. r'- ~ITW for consultation, which < |o. As the councilman reflted M -.r Myers rcmnlned at the head of the taM. gathering up some papers. Mr. . er walked up to where the Mayor was pan ting and said: Ir Myers, you staled In answering m tetter awhile ago that a statement i . M me In that letter was false. I and ii propose to have these gentlemen b.i the room until that matter land- M” tester’s tone was firm and quiet, hut t . t.ienlb meant business. ,| tine to have anything to say to i ir,’ replied the Mayor with equol i .■>, If you have any communica te make to me or to Council you I make It In writing." City Marshal - had taken Mr. I.ester by the arm ; thlx tim- and quietly drew him away t in the Mayor, who proceeded to hl> ti Mr l.ester’s attorney, Mr. Oliver, ahi •‘. in Mr. It. M le'ster. npproarherl tig the lloquy, hut neither off. re 1 tike pait in It. •:. air. a -i-ore or more of s|*e.*ta at the nueilng. most of them inter • lln the franchise teiltlon. and th"> .■! with moat Intense Interest to sir ill, of the letters, the p marks of It .or Myers and the brief colloquy be ■in himself nnd Mr l.eter Then- was ■ air of suppressed excitement through i the r oni as the doors to the M tyor's f -losed. shutting In the councllmcn, ••I most of the crowd waited expecting fU’thfr developments* M l-ester himself remained some little t apparently desiring to obtain some mi .faction or a further hearlrg In the r.-.iter He had little to say to the others • i-ent. except to Ills son nnd his attor n and aft. r walling about fifteen mln left, accompanied by his son. it i Judged hy Mr. hosier s manner that 1 dal not intend to let the matter drone T. a Morning News reporter who ap f he| him on the subject, he said that would have something to say later, hut ill say nothing more Ihen. Mr Oliver, Mr. lsegter’s atlorney In the f railway matter, slated that he was "r.tlre ignorance of Mr. lister's action m Mresalng Ihe letters under discussion Mayor und Aldermen, ond knew t g of them until he heard them read k • uncll. He considered the whole oc i*n e unfortunate, he said. Mr Oliver was Interested In the remark I" Mayor Myers In his statement to ;n< II that the objectionable letter, or particular portion of It, hail l>een wrlt a shrewd attorney.” He thought ' •< isrhapa thla might have been meant <-t him as Mr. lister’s attorney, and ap lied the Mayor on the subject Inter. M r Myers assured him that he had ' - i<‘h Idea In mind and that his allu "• to a shrewd attorney was Intended rl\ for Mr. Lester. He also assured "liver that fhs Incident would make fferenee In Ihelr personal relathans, have been very friendly. Oliver expresse*l his regrets to the r ut the course taken by his client < ieavored to Impress upon him ' ths personal breach should not ip the Mayor’s mind In passing " the merits of the two claims for i-'s. a* the question Is one of pub- Interest and not a personal matter, re n.d the Mayor’s assurances that • uld not lormit himself to be Mstsud it had occurred, hut would view t 'itlons impartially, aldermen, after ret ring to the ■ tip examli ed the maps which n prepared by City Knsrsneer 1 rving the routes desired hy the ■ i pr il loners, hut did not go very i tn the subject. At Mayor Myers’ lion It was agreed that a public f e sliould he called at an early date 'hp'h *ll Interested In the franchise is should he tnvitisl lo appear and ihelr views. IT* I’ttwiTinv IPPIRMGD. ‘"“ell Wants *u Change tn Klee lion Hill Already Approved. 1 Lester-Myers' affair so occuplwl Ihe ' n < f tjie members and spectators meeting of Council last night as to :iier o- e.urrences there Into slgnlfl- Candy Esculetts Cures PILES or Money Refunded. WHY SUFFER? undr guarantee at following ator•*; 1 Nlinakt'a, Jones', Masonic T. mple, 1 11 “■ F. R*ld'x. Muilow* Cleve- Ironnelly's, and W. A. I’.gman’x, *' >niiah. Ga. 6. ' HROB.. Savannah. Ga . anil 1 hEU>, Savannah. Ua., lhvtr.butors Exercise and Health. Ksercisr is a splendid thing for a healthy peraon But when the body is weakened bv disease, exercise strains rather than strengthens. Kxercise will not cure a " weak" stomach. It may in crease the appetite, but it won't cure c—^——s--. mi ■, dyspepsia, and an jJ&L. w j increased appetite is a curse not a hless- Ajrn I ln K to the sufferer kf'-. . IN;., from dyspepsia. Take exercise hy T \ ■ CO all means hut also / .. w i take I ir. Tierce’s n , V." Golden Medical Pis • '•! coverv it there is a I . if*' ? deranged or diseased T 1 * ej COl, dttion of the ’ ) ( jT- i stomach and other liastTxiVr fcia or K an * °f digestion in '' nutrition This medicine is not a cure-all hut a specific for diseases of the stomach and diges ative and nutritive system. It strength ens the stomach, purifies the blood, and increases physi ahsolutely free from opium, cocaine and every other narcotic. It is strictly a temperance medicine. " I wish to say that Dr Pierce's Oolites Med ical Discovery ha* proved a great blessing lo me writes Mrs Elfen K Bacon of Shutestiury. Franklin Ccunty Mass "Prior lo hrptrmhrr iß*)7. I had doctored for my stomach trouble for several vrsrs. going through a course of treat meat without any real benefit In September, is*/. 1 had very sick spells and grew worse . could eat twit little I commence*' in September. i*T to take Dr Pierce # medicine and in a shoit time I could esl and work 1 have gained twenty pounds in two months " Dr Pierce' Pleasant Pellets are a cure for constipation. < ance Th re mere MVeril other matters of Interest beforo the me* ting, however. There had been a rumor that .in effort would N mailo to amend the former ac tion of Council whh reference to the hill, providing for the forthcoming ele<'tlon oi city off)cent, by .-likl n* a clause providing f<r the anointment of minor ofn.’ers and employes by the Mayor at the Mime time, and for the making of these appointment* permanent tor two years. This, it was said, would prove a satisfactory compro mise to the partisans who have elamorinx for some assurances of thdr jot*. If anyth I n*r of the kind was attempted it must have met with a very cold recep tion in the caucus. In the m*tin# of Council Alderman Tledsmnn offered the following resolution, confirming and ap proving Council's form*r action In the matter, and disapproving of any change in Uw* nn-uMire then nureed upon: Resolved. Hy the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah. Ir. Council a semi*led, that the representatives from Chatham county and the senator from this district nr© respectfully urged to ot>|H>*e any measure designed to take away from the pr* sent Coun- 11 the power to elect any of the officers ©f the city now elective by them. Their attention Is respectfully call ixl to the fact that the wishes and views entertained by Council on this subject are • gpre.-sed by the resolution unanimously (tossed at the meetln#c of Oct. 31, 190f. of n ihe) tan b n advlatd* *nil tht, in the opinion of this l*oard, the taking a wav of this power at this time would be a reflection upon the m*mie*rs of this l.card and would not promote the public good. Kesy|ved further. Thai the tlerk of Council send to each of our re(*rsenta tlves and our senator a copy of ibis reso lution. The resolution was adopted without d.s-entlr.g vote. A resolution bv Alderman Haas, was un.-infmously adopt<*•!. calling uion th** lac.cislature to take such action as it may lrm proper In the matter of the further Improvement of the Savannah barl*>r. in ©tder to bring to the attention of the Na tional Congress the need of such improve ment, especially In the matter of sn in crease In depth to 2* fee. and instructing that copies of the resolution I*© sent t> each of the representatives from ihls county and th© senator from the First District. An Invitation from the City Council of Charleston to th** Mayor and Aldermen of Savannah t> attend the annual convention of ihe League of Municipalities to be held in that city, Dec. I.VISL was accepted. The Mayor will name n delegation later Th© permission extended Mr Herman Winters several weeks ago to >perote lines of automobiles upon certain streets of the city \\.i* extended to Include loco mobile* ns well. Mr. Winter stating that he had found that locomobile*, as the ve hicle* operated by gasoline are called, could be operated more advantageously by him than the electrically operated ve hicle*. Mr Winter stated his intention of closing hi* contracts Immediately upon receiving this additional permission from Council. John JefTrev was elected chlmnev con tractor for the western district on the !irt ballot, receiving six vote* a* attain*! four for I. O. Sehwarxbaum and one for 11. II Vernon. Philip Sm.illheuser and W. A. Bagg . two new Candida tea, received no vote*. The tax ordinance for l*ot wra* put through It* first reading a a matter of form and referred to the Committee of the Whole for such change* a* they mny see fit to make for the ensuing year Anew rule, regulating the manner of departure of steam veaaela from allp*. wa* submitted bv Chairman Jumo M Itarnard. Jr., of the Pilotage t'ommleal in and wait referred to the Committee of th*- Whol Cap!. M P Calna. secretary of the Pilot* - Association requested legl It- Con regulating the use of siren and oth-r ate.itn whistles aboard vessel* on the river. The Park and Tree Comml-alon ond the commanders of the white military compinlea petitioned Council In favor o' th" plowing harrowing rolling and seed ing of the Talk Extension. Mr. 8 KrouskofT and <• her* petitione.l f..r th closing Of a ditch between Thirty-Eighth , , , , y-ntnth street*, running • t t from the Plant System track to the Waters road ami the substitution of proper drainage. Mr. 8 Hyman petitioned Coun.ll for the sum of (■’•> a* compensation for Injuries and k* of time Incurred by him by rea son of being knocked down and run over by the poHce wagon. Mr*. Robert M. Gibbs, president of the King * Daughters Union, asked for an ap propriation from Council for the care of children In charge of the union. The members of Council present at the m-dlng were Hla Honor, the Mayor, ami Aldermen Tledeman, Plxon, Thomas, Mills. Doyle, Schwarx. Da con. Haas. Hor rlxan and Jarrell Amon* the elllaens In attendance upon the (netting were Measr* D P. Dealer, F. M. Oliver. H M Dealer. J 3 Collins. L. A Falllgant. A Mini*. M J. Desverge*. 8. KrouskofT. Herman Winter. H. 8 Coldlng. R. L. Cokllng. John Derst. Jacob Cohen. J. K. P. Carr. P. M Dougan, B. 8. Welle. W. R. Chap lin. P. T. Dancy and other*. for Stealing a Watch. Mike O’Brien, white, waa a r reel e.l last night by Patrolman HaJford on the eha-ge of stealing a watch from another man named W. I. Williams. O'Brien will he given a hearing lofore Recorder Hart i Idge this morning. THE MOUSING NEWS: THI'RSDAY. NOVEMKEK 20.1900. WITH TORCHES AND MUSIC. (Continued from Tenth Page.) his very business, must be .i hard-hoAned, bluod-sticking vampire.” He cloved his address with the advice to hi* hearers that they go lo th© Saturday and .'■samp Mr. Van Ufte**-n un der an avaluiirhe of votes as thick a the kavev of Vallomhroea Mr S la. Lasaron followed In an ad dress which he reiterated what had been said l> Mr. Schwarz, laying espe.ial sir*--** on the long cxpcrteiw** • Nath ans had had In the bueln* sand his en tire fitness for the place He als* re ferred to th fart that Mrs Nathans w.is dependent on the support of her son Fpon m<*lon of Mr C H. Went coll, the club unanimously indorse*! Nathans for the magistracy and then a<ljournixl. HOLDING I I* VCTTIKG M*T. Heglatrara Ualtlng tn Vee If l.egtv In lure \\ 111 l*nM n Hill. Thv board of registrars of the county held a meeting \-M*rday morning, for the purpose of putting In shape the lists of voters of the several districts, for us. in the m igistratra’ election of next Satur day. The lists for the county districts will b* turned ov?r to the ordinary to morrow morning Th© lisa for the city districts .ire be ing held by the rrgi.Mrars lo nw.iit the possible passage bv the Legislature of th© bill placing th© power to appoint mana ger-* and clerks for the election of m.gk- M city and of th© Ordinary. insi* .il of the inc*umbvnta of these ofh* s. an is now the cas. Should th** bill pass, th** registrar* will turn these lists over to Judge FerriU’s aipolntees. and If It shotii*! fail of it* passage by Saturday, th*- lists will go to tin man- named by th© jusHc now in tdflee. The registrars listened t>> an application from both candidates f r el. ciKn ,i ** Srt ond District, Magistrate Isaac R Na and Mr. Frank S Van tit* *n. to transfer oruin names of prKon- regis tered In other districts to the voting list for the Second. It ap(M..r- that sin*** these voters hv© registered they have changed t heir piaces of res den* © an 1 now l.v© within the limits of th© Bcond Roth candltlatrs wanted them given pormieston to %ote there iikl both w - re provided with lif*ls of names The registrars refused the application by a vote of two to one, Messrs. C*oley ursl ('reamer voting in th© negative and Mr Pea sc in the affirmative The registrars al-o coosi'Wed tlv* case of John lliliyar*!. who had been turned down by Registry Clerk Hulllvan w i©n he airbed for permission to register. Hlll - claimed he had I*. *n registered in Tattnall ccMinty In lv*; and i r lu i tax receipts for last y* ur. He was told h would !wv* to show that h© wa - r* gis tered in IWF> and prrsluc* tax re* * lpts for every year since then In order to get on th* list in Chatham coumy. Since the national *l* lion 144 ram©* have been added to th© registration list for th© county. The maj rity of these ar© in th© Second IMatrict. where an animated contest for magistrate is In progress. LITTLE3 THANKMGIVIXG. Interevttng F.xerelsev nt th© Kln dr rwM rtena. - Thanksgiving nt the Kate Baldwin svs tm of kindergartens l*a been celebrated most thoroughly and npproptUiely. on account of the celebration at the two free kindergartens yesterday that of the Phllbrlck took place Tuesday from to 11 o'clock. The spirit of thankfulness i* inculcatel by finding out for a month pre vious the bountiful provision that <lo*l h* made, through nature, for man und ani mals, and how the various fruits of the earth arc gathered and sto r c I for future use. In thla way, the child realises his Mi ssings, ami th© culmination of the work la the offering that each chi and brings for som© on** less fortutai*- than him self. Tuesday, therefore, the IV llbrh k klndergarten was a scene that afforded great pleasure io the mothers and other visitors. The rom- on the parlor flo-*r of 302 Hall sir.et. * ist. being very luge and spacious, ure beautifully adapt***! to kindergarten needs, and wer*- particularly attractive in their decorations of bright paper chains arranged like a canopy com ing from tne chandelier in the center of the room Th** fruits of the earth and the work of the children were gathered together on a table most effectively, while the songs and games and the bas kets full of provisions brought by the children all mad© It an occasion worth re membering Un© feature esp© dolly en joyed by the children was the opening of ihelr pickles, put up with their own hand* in or*lei to give their mother* a surprise. The work during th© preparation for Thanksgiving In painting modeling in clay an*! card board, and above all. the prac tical lessons In the cooking of simp)© food. whs .a great surprise to many of th© par ents. and much pleasure was ©xpre*©d. At the two free kindergartens yester day a gala scene was presen-ted The decorations have never been o beautiful or so elaborate, and nt Kate Baldwin Free Kindergarten No. 2 the Thanksgiv ing picture was quite a feature. On a large sheet of paper was drawn a tree, full of autumn leaves, painted and pasted on by the children. In the tree were the “ten little squirrels” told about In the Unger piny, while n hive, foi led and past ed. showed the work of the bees that were flying Into it. The children were so proud of this work of art that repre sented so much tlm© and thought, that remarks were made by many of them, even during the engrossing occupation of eating their Thanksgiving feast, which consls’ed of the usual hr© id and milk augmented by honey and fruit. Even among these children, not so well off In this world’s good®, t!►© same spirit pre vailed and offerings were brought to make Thanksgiving a brighter day for other people. Some of the work of the children was shown nt each kindergarten, and at No. 1. on Indian street, a very pleasant so cial feature was the gather ng of mothen of the children to watch the festlclties. Not a little of the p!*owure of the dav came from the happy faces of the princi pals and the assistant teachers of th© training class, nnd the feeling of the real love and understanding between them and the hundred and thirty-five children that form their charge In th© kindergartens of the system The growth of th kindergarten* slnee last year Shi* time I* one of the source* of thankfulm * to tt* founders, and when one looked a* the picture In the place of honor at each school, decorated by the loving hand* of little children, one rould not but he Impressed by the fact thas her memorial was Indeed a living one and one that must grow more and rnorf ns the educational aide of klndergaten work ings become recognised, and people see that the basis of good training In the future lies in the kinder*.irt.-n principles of self-activity, and all-aided development The management return* sincere th.uk* to the friend* of the kind- I who have sent donation* of fruit, flower* and money to help ouf the Thanksgiving feus* for th* children of the free kindergartens. OVERCOATS FOB TROOP*. supply of Two Hundred Ordered hy Ohear Front Washington. Two hundred overcoats have bean or dered from the war department by In spector General W. G. Ohear of the Geor gia State Troop*. The overcoat* will not he Issued to the companies, but will he stored at Savannah, Atlanta. Augusta ami possibly Macon to lie used by the troo|i* should there be call* for riot duty during the winter. Overcoats have been scarce among the state troops for a long while, and even the provision that seems likely 4o be made will b* welcomed. DYSPEPSIA . I't w (lise.ws in- £\\ flirt upon their mc tints Kri-.itrr su<- X icrmp -p/pst.i H sou dyspepsia or \( indigestion in any l <*>rnt do not ruin 1 tour stomach with l l*ly 1 drujrs, us< Duffy’S I [1 $1 '-a Cure Malt Uhls- * I|h ® key as directed, it '* will cure any form of indigestion and will restore the stomach to its normal condition. Tacomv , r. DuSv Mill Whi.kev Cos /Vrfr Sirs —I hx.r ,ltf*tv two hott!— ol r*mi Dutlv'. I*.lf M,:t VS htskr I took It m tlir *v nt sn rxK't‘ l 'K ever, motninx I I.x* l tl .übtat with a buroinx .envition alter mexl. lot a long time, hut wax fomplrlei. tuird ISAAC I CKKKNWOOD. TV* cal* W hiskey us*l hy the Ost*Rm*nl • i *•• b.t it * |stMi. Is tsi* Iv* get the ffume knts lahMHitiM All df Iggisis a * gtoscit. ei viHSsi pw UiU. Witte let free aifdiiM bsol let. DVtrr MALT WHISKEY CO.. KocHmm*. M Y. POM. Allow MI*:XT WRICK. Arrnniirmriit* f*r It llne llrrn Coro llrtrl by Kroehel 4 Irrl©. The doll show to be given by the Fme b*l Cir. le of King’;* Daughters will t ike place at the Chatham Artillery Ha l next Tuesday and Wednesday. Dec 4 and 5. Crises are offered by some of Savannah’s prominent people for the following di: s: old-fashioned doll*, crippled and dis abled, fancy dressed. girl baby, rag and paper dolls, dob* as ad vertisements for stores and dolls dressed hy men. An entrance fee of !0o will It© charge.l fr each doll, and no prize will be given in any rla* * unless there are at ieo*-: ten doll© entered. Blue and red rosettes will Indicate prim© dolls Any *l**l Is entered last year can compete for prises with th© newcomer* and wi.l receive us cordial a welcome. Prizes will be awarded Wednes dav afternoon nt 6:30 o'clock and no do; is ran be removed from th© hall before that time It Is h|*ed that the people of Havnnnoh who have ilwa>s taken such a kindly Interest in th© Froebel Circle and Its work among th© poor children of the city will not fall to help now by sending as many (lolls a* pOf-slblg. whether b©aut!fu!lv dressed for •he nt Vi l.m or in their every-day attir*- Th© iwesence of parents contemplating th© purchase of dolls as r'hrlstma* gifts 1* earnestly desired. Five doll* will t*e voted for, and the little child bringing in the greatest num ber of vote- at 10 t*ncs *.ch will b© iwarded one of the beatiti©** The success ful competitor may have her choice of a iHsiullfui brld©. r% pretty baby, a stun ningly arrayed lady with costume made by a tailor or a *|ear little boy or girl doll Little girls will get lists at once and begin their race for the prise. FOR A II IKTOIt MO M M ERT. Committee of Oglethorpe Light In fantry Members Will Work. A committee from the Oglethorpe Light Infantry to aid In raising funis for the erection of a monument to Gen. Fran la Bartow* h.a Oiganizrd Mr flora*# A (Vane Is chairman and Rapt. M I*. Usira is secretary of the committee Th* r© ar** some fourteen members, nd all will work in ti© interest of the movement. The inonunrent for which the committee is to work will be a companion tv- 'or that to Gen. lattfayctto McLaws, funds for which, it is understood, are nearly. If not quite, all in hand. It is understood to b© the project to have both monuments In th© fr>*m of bronze busts of those th* y are to memorialize. Efforts will Ik* made to Interest the vet erans of the brigade that Gen Bar ow commanded In th© plan for the monu ment. Wherever they can he found they will be rommunl-’uted with. n l It is thought that a eon*lJerab © sum may be gathered from their contributions. It Is also promised to divide th© committee in to sub-committe©w to solicit contributions In various districts of (he city. The movement for the establishment of monuments to the two Uonfeierat© gen - ranis who were Bivannmhtan* was inau gurate.! at and meeting that fo low • and tie state reunion of t'onfederate Veterans in this chy more than a year ago Fun a were left over after th© payment of the expenses of *h© reunion, and a resolution to devote them *to thla purpwe was adopted. TWO WHITE MEY HEYTF.Yt ED. Other Cases Before the Recorder's f our! Yeaterday. In the Recorder’s Uourt yesterday \V. H. Harris, who waa arrested the night be fore by Patrolman Winn on the charge of being drunk and dl-orderly and trying to force an entrance Into a house on Harris street, was sentenced to sls or twenty days. Another white man, John .Happ arrested by Patrolman Duffy, on the charge of cursing and abusing Mrs. M L and also with attempting to draw h pistol on her. was sentenced to pay sls or be ronflned for twenty days. On the further charge of carrying concealed weapons he was r©mand* and to the City Court. Sarah Bolden, colored. charged with heating another negro. Rosa Huntsr, was sentenced to sl.'* or twenty days. There were nine other prisoners before th© court, but none of the cases were of more than passing interest. In th© Recorder's Court to-morrow will he heard th© ens© against Octavla Miller, charged with throwing rocks In the street, thereby striking Wt lie Jackson, also Hue Hilton, colored, charged with cursing and abusing the Jackson woman All parti* a to the suit live In the neighborhood of No 720 Park avenue, west. The note Is on th© Information dock©!. FROM HOSPITAL TO JtIL. Jim Swain, Colored. Likely to Have a l.nt of Trouble. Jim Swain, the negro shot a'me thro weeks ago by Patrolman T. J Ferrell while resisting arrest, and who ha* slnro that lime been at the Georgia Infirmary aa* discharged yesterday and taken to the barrack*. He will be tried In the Re corder's Court fur re-lsllng an oftiee- *• and trying to shoot him. Swain Is al*o want ed In Barnwell county. 8. C.. for assault with intent to murder, and for I 1 e lar ■ ity of a rifle It was on these charg-s that he was arrested ly Farrell when the shooting look place. K. OF P’S. tCLKTTTOSS. savannah Lodge Will t honae Officers Writ Month. Th* iftnutl rlf 'tlon of tht lodfti of thr Knights of Pythias will tak* place nrxl month, each lodge choosing Its officers at IU last meeting for th* year. The In stallations Will take place at the first meeting* In January, at Which lime a!*o will be elected the representative* to the Grand I-odge The lodges have been holding annual election*. hut have decided to go back to their former custom of semi-annual elec tion*. ThJ* change wilt go Into effec* In I*ol. _ A Hlgh-ar*d> Institution for Ladle*- Shorter Collec*. Roms, Ua. Writs for catalog u*.—ad. CLASSIFIED AUVtril iStMtNTS. I*l It so % %t, THK TaNKKK ' must * enjoy In* millions, the |K*or man nm t c to nun and enjoy a square m’4l R©f .mg to lr K iloon, Atlanta —V what Fcg'.is can do ftr your ©>•?• Thougli not th© on > p* bble in itie s(*©c* tacle line, he nay save you quite a few dollars, and make reading and woiklng a plea-ure, where now It 1- .a hardship li Fa.-t Br‘Ughbm ILilr. Jew* lry and Bhav .i ■ for solid gokt spectacles, at $: u per (Mir. advf:rtismmkntb sft in cap itals WILL in: PItINTKD IN CLA.-t hifikd advkrtiskmKNT void M.N Foil TWo VKNTS A WOIO NO AD V KHTISIM KNT TAKBN FOR LLSS THAN xT(H* tiiankhoivino day will SOON he hen* s* Miller for a suitable table t* hold that tu:key and trimmings Dining tables, sideboards, buffets, china closets, chairs to ( tac anybody 3U7 Broughton, r * st, Yor WILL I.IK r TIIK MII.K FROM Spr.ngheli Dairy; it’s rich and pure; try It. DON’T F’oUOKT THAT MI Ll. Fit sells dolls and toys. Come and see our holiday assortment. Vft Broughton. Wfet HYACINTH AND NAR(’IBBPB BFLB.fI, palms, rubber plant cut flowers and floral ! -ign from Oe|s*diig’s Nursery, opposite t'at’ioili* Ometcry J Oardner. agent, 12 Brougnton street, east. S2SO FOB ART Wgr.AIIFS WHILF they last Big assortment, all grades of art squares, rugs. mats, portiere* (* p Miller, .ip nt ClfOlCI-: LINK OF WiLI/*\V AND cobbler s. t nicker* fi ti* holidays, a f Teeplc’s 317 Broughton, west. I AM NOW LOCATED AT 414 WERT Itroughton, ring up Ut* If you want to have your fumlaire moved or packed for shipment (r storage. I guarantee pn es the same ** I io the woik that’s given to me. A 8. Oriflln, 414 Broughton street, wist; mattresses made to orb r KF.NBINOTON FARM MILK IS UN mi:pass*- ! for richness; delivery Is per fect; phone. 2.146 IF ITxS RI'GB YOP WANT YOI'~TAN get them cle aper fr.*m McQlllls. .$1 FOR WOVEN WIRE COTB WHILE they laM (' I’ Miller, agent. BF:F2 MILLKIt FOR OFFICE DESKS office tables, ofllc** matting, office shades 3u? Broughton, west. WHEN YOP SEE M'GILLIH* SlXTY inch #-*• nt rugs, you will buy them. Just can’t help It; will sell In any quan tity. TEMPI.E IS SHOWING A NICK LIVE of can©-** matting rugs, shades, lino leuni. hapest In town FERNITEHE MOVED WITH CARE," Is a specialty with McOlllls. LILLIS’ liA<’K CERTAINS WILL beautify your (arlor. ferniterf: ephoij?terki*. mat trrss*s renovated, antique furniture repo! irhed. furniture p.ickcd. and shipped In best mat tier. Hind me your orders. C. P Miller. ngnt KIMBALL’S ANTI - RHBEMATIC ring every rheumatic Higbi to wear. J. Gardner, agent. 12 Broughton street, east. M GILLIS IS CHEAP ON RPGS. NETS lace curtains, hammocks, water coolers. plUows. pictures, stoves. b*dr*©*m suits, and furniture of ever* *lecrlpiotr. IF YOE PONT FIND WHAT YOU want w here you are dealing. ut*to*© you try Miller His assortment Is the b©t In town. >-7 Broughton, west FOR A PRETTY BEDROOM SETT parlor and dining-room furniture, tou should go to T©epic's. KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN elevation id he coun*ry from city dralnsge Impossll l© frnn k to Im*coiii© contaminated, by Impure odors; If you want pure Jersey m Ik. phone 2345. De livery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed. MGILLIS MOVES. PACKS SHIPS and stores pianos aid furniture beat work only; no * Cheap-John" prices—no "Cheop- John" jobs "('AN AltY BIRDS GOLD FISH WA ter grows, bom flour at 12 Brougliion afreet, ram t. SEE MILLER’S NEW STYLES IN fir|>©t*. mattings, linoleum*. window shade* All work done in ffrst-ciass style. Get our enimat©. 207 Broughton, wrest. M'GILLIS SELIJ4 HIXTY-INCfI RUGS -Smyrna patterns—for W cents. TFFPLK CAN SAVE YOl? MONEY ON stoves, steel ranges. *>ll heaters and hol stuff heaters 317 Broughton. w**at. SEE MILLER'S NEW STEEL STOVES nn l ranges, oil heaters. w*msl lieaters. hr st makes, reliable goods, reasonable prices. 207 Broughton, west. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN >AP ITAIiH WILL ME PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IOC. If© YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL and work, order your lithographed and printed stationery and blank book# from Morning Newa. Savannah. Oa. PIIIITIMin tlliv. FINKBT PHOToSC MOST RRABOV ii!>!■■ prices; on* with e.rh dos-n nbt nrii moantw) on a lovely Xma and New ) ■ . ■ . ,■ Ii hi: r. .• >;• < it i .in on crayon, pastel and watereolor In hand some frame* at very low pel c~ for the holiday*, a line present: ere m" elegant line of (rime*, etc. Wllnon'e Studio, 41 Hull turret. MEDICAL. 'TTaT>Tk? oTrrnTnsTrTTir7!?4o^^ pennyroyal Pill* nr* the h< at W ife, re liable. Take no other Send 4r slamt* for particulars, "IP lief for Istdl-*," In Inter by return mail. Ask your druggist, f’hlchenter 4'hemleal Cos.. I’hilada . Pa. HOW ARE VOt n FKET? IF YOUR feet are iroubllnft you. call on m* and I will gtv* you relbf: I cure Ingrowing nails, rorna and all disease* of the feet without puln; charge* reasonntde; •an give the beat reference* In the city; i tlenta treated at residence*; order* can be left at Livingston's drug store. Hull and Congress atreeta; telephone 293 I.em Davis stir.-eon chiropodist HELP u INTI IMMLH. need apply, two operator* on Remit g oo must Ite rapid and correct tat l>otii a ort imnd and on machine. Can-In a Manu facturing Company, room _s Hoard of Trade. SALESMEN WANTED Tu HEEL OCR goods by sample to wholesale and retail trade, we ere the largest ami only man ufacturer* in our line tn the world, liberal salary paid Address. Can-Dex Mfg Cos., office, 2* Hoard of Trade Building. Savan nah. Os WANTED] OBOANIZKTUI FOR AN u|eto-date fraternal Insurance order for colored people exclusively Address. Afro- American Insurance Asso., Memphis. Tenth ___________ HELP W tATEIs— FESt tI.E. a4 23 Perry street. w •!. WANTED. A MIDDLEAGED COI/IR ed mnn, who bis had some experience as nurse, to serve ns housemaid nnd nurse lo widowed lady. Apply 111 Lib erty. west. WANTED. A OOOD NCItSE APPLY after o'clock. 101 Oglethorpe avenue, w c t ________ ' advertisements SET IN ,- *r- ITAIjH WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IOC. EMPLOY ME XT W WANTED. BN cutter and grocery man, a i*©*!tloti. Ad dress It* liable, .arc itil office. COMPETE .NT IUMKKI.KPniI AND offl**© nun want* |-kMiti<>n. r- •Miimu<ia ttoas given Al Ir*"-* Com(* t* nt c cap* News oltl. •• ipM>* u %vrr.i. FLAT. NOT LI SS TII \ N FIVE roc*ms l>etw'en Ogletliorje, Jone- Bar nard and Lincoln. F'l *t Morning Ns. %\ OTI li-tllM I I I 4A150t W. WANT. |. * TO Ixt.irti **\ I'iif-T mortgage*. gt pro|**rly at ti |**r cer.t 11. H - ire of W. Wolcrigo, -*4 Itiyatt Mr ©t cUy. 54H | WANTED TO Bl’Y A GOOD SECOND hind cook stove. Addr©*> Stove, car** Morning Newa. W \ NTEI * SECOND II AND CASH register. Atl.lit- P C*. Box 217. S4.\sil naft. <ia. “WANTED. To BE\ t)R RENT. HEC otnl-hand nir|*'n(lii •. I Address The Powell Cos., Reynold-, Ga. IF YOU WANT OOOn MILK. GET IT fr<*n S|n uigUeki Dairy, It • rich, purs and whuksom*. IF YOE WANT A PLACE TO DUMP earth, dirt. sand, manure, etc , fie** of charge. Just t city limit*, hauling over bird mad wilts or telephone Brown Bros . corner Anderson and East Bmad stieris. "ADVERTISEMENT* SIT IN CAP ITAIJt WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFI ED %DV F7RTISEM KNT COLUMN Folt TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 10C. FOR HEAT—BOOM 4. D)R RENT ROOMS FOR GH.VTLE •iw*n. convenient t* Milnwl and l*iitlniMi center 117* Oglethorpe avenue, wot. PARL‘*R BEDROOM. SoI’THERN exiKMiir*. splendid location. 402 Ogle thorp*'. west. .SOUTHERN ROOM, ENFERNISIIED. 12 Libertv, west for murrie<| couple or ©lngle lady. Apply l**tw. • n ! and lo a m FOB MIAT-IIOIM*. FOR RENT . * wMI oß’i ARLF: IIOEBF7 Nt* 217 Wsldburg street, east. Uiwvn Aberoorn at 1 Uncoln, flrst-clasw order and condition; every convenience Right rent to right tenant Kdaii B<t<>mon Cohen. West I (road and Broughton streets. FOR RENT RESIDENCE 110 DUFFY. Wt-t. six room©, hesid** ath. 01-o lag r* -i-'*• • com©r Bull and G*td*i *I- veu rairn*. C II la*r~e?t. FOII RENT. NICE 1 ‘WELLING HlT iiut©d * n corner; sl6. Lincoln and Ander son. D. It L**ter. Ft Ml RENT. THOSE TWO FI N E hous*s on Duffy str*t near Lliu*o!n, just completed, with ©very • onvenlem •• .ml mob-m linpr*nem nt App y Bryan street. w*st. FOR RENT. LARGE Roomy mouse. 2’ H.tberwham iwelvt r*>n>- n*l bath. SK to right jerty. \V. Woledge, 24 llrysn east. FOR It KNT. THAT DESIRABLE HKH- Id n< © No >0 Og|*thor(*e uvenue, west, near Barnard; immediate jknsession. Ap ply within. Tt> RENT. 221 AND L'3 Rof/foN street, ©nst; these ar© good houses and location rx**ellent. A|slv to C A Mcln llre 4S B ard f Trade But ding FOR RENT. SEVERAL DEftIRABf.E residences, ihorougnly renovated. A(q*ly A Wylly. agent, 12 lit van street, east. FOR It KNT—MIV II.I.ANEOt g. FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON AND WKHT BROAD HTRKETB. FOR MERLY OCCUPIED BY THE SAVAN NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. if. P SMART FOR RENT. ON THE OGKKdIRR ro.*l. between threa and four-mile posts (trolley cars near.y to two mile §a>st lm.| in lot* from one acre to one hundred, same can Ik bought In large or small lots on easy terms. C II I>orsett. AD\ ERT M I r IN CAP ITAIJ4 WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAJ4 Hi FI El> ADV ERTISEM KNT COLUMN FOlt TWO CENTS A WORD NO Al VERTLSEMKNT TAKBN FOR LESS THAN 30C. FOR SALE—HEAL EaTITE. *'XDVETmSKMKVp HKT IN CAp- ITAIgt WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN MC. THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS PROP wrty, corner Wmim roal ftrxl Whnilon Nfreet will he soM at auction on Tu**fijr, I hc. 4. IW> There ban a I wit)* been a kmm| here, and #ny r*.rty huying will #t*p in * bunlnm Rlrenffy entablixh e| I I) I.aHoi he. auctioneer. ONK OF THK NICEST RKHIDKNrES In the city. Robert H. T.itcn* teal * tat# dealer FOR BALE* A LOT FOR TWO HUM dred dollar*; *aay term*, on Ninth ntrert. near Kart Rnaid. no city taxation. C. 11. Dorset! FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREE+ ii* ar Kart I?rood, no city taxes, at t.’OO each; twenty-five dollars rah. and e.iy monthly raymenta. C. II Dofvett. FOR SALE, LOTH ON NINTH. NEAR Kaßl Rroad. ai !?*• ea>h. writ) won tw advanced to $225; when a lot hat been paid for 1 can arrange to get a hum# MIL C I! DOfttM RKSIDENOE AND BUILDING LOTH for talc all over th# city. Robert 11. Tatero, real eatote <lal*r, No. 7 York • treet. w#*t. FOR WALK THOSE LOTH ON NINTH afreet, near Last Rroad; have only been aoid to ttrat-' lana partlea, who will mike good nelahbora; end none other* ran buy. The term* are very eaay. and they ar# cheaper thin any other* In the vicinity. C. H. Domett. ADVERTISEMENTS BET IN "CAP ITA LK WILL RH PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIBD A DVKRTIBKM ENT COLUMN FOR TWO CKNTB A WORD. NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR IJ33H THAN IOC I.OBT %M> HUM). IJ )ST MONDAY Nlt HIT. RET WEEN f>o>stofllt *• and Liberty *trvt. hunch of keyr. allver flae I* nrlng name K. C. Gurney. 208 li. Rroad Finder return to Robert Retnler. Drayton and Liberty. \JLMT. COLT REVOLVER. 41 CALl br‘, double action, blue nt**<l, fell from wagon between Hetner'a bridge and lal of Hope. Return to (too. L Garmany. 16 Rryan pi reel. ea*t. or RarU- Ar Handy, Irle of Hope, ami receive suitable re ward. LEFT ON CHARLKB AUOUST’d place, Thunderbolt, Nov 16. Phot-cun l" toward If returned to 716 Meeting Street, east. BTRATED. STRAYED OR STOLEN. FROM NOR lon |M at are, Oseechee road, one pmajl black horpe mule, blind one eye. Re ward If returned. Thotnspon & Harvey. 310 Harris, west. NOR WOOD'S BOOK." ‘mm GoisE c/erveo,” for tals at all Ntw* Stand* in Savannah. FOB •% I f;—MIS* tal l. % > Idol s. kOV ItEM. TliL COtUli KING! TRY it when your favorite r-m ly fails, at 230 hot ti* added to a gtli of i. m \ rnak** a splendid mixture for infants srul hlidren. BENZOLS' BALM. M\KLS THE SKIN Ilk© velvet, for sale by drmgl t or a? Hen ry nnd Aberrortt Peres© Drug Htorea, Whitaker him! Tuyior streets FOR HALE. JUVENILE TURNOUT, pony, cart and harness oompl©** Apply at Luk© Cnr son's ate ides, Brought*>n etrert, FIRE PROOF HAITM W E CARRY A flne line >f fire proof safes in wto©k at ill thi*M The parties in see exactly what they a** getting Our pri w ar© as lw .x mwnufa *tur**rs e* li it. w ith freight a*kl ©d Philm-s inter* ©d. who wish a g>*sl Are prs f sf\ will !• well to inspect •ur st*** k IJppiuan Pros . Lippm tn blo.’k, Hf.i's for manufacturers. SPRING FIELD DAIRY IH NOTED 1 t milk: try Ms yati will be (b(tei TURPI. NTINE LOCATION FOR eal* It rru|*M hr t v nr hot* t; 12 no* a raw round iinh*-r at $l .V> i*er <cre $ per thousan.l buxe* f r Je ,s* .1 t mfter; plenty of timber I** hr g.-*t n five mle of ratu rood; wrtll give !>•>■*• sst>n n-w or at **nd of season Aldi*. R und Tinker, car* Morning News ADVERTISEMENT* S'P IN fUP ITAIJ4 WILL RE PRINTED IN CLAJt- HIFIKD ADVERTIHEMKVT COLUMN for TWO CENTH A WORD NO Alb V ERTIHEM ENT TAKEN FOR LILSS THAN 30( ’ NO A HIIMIO. KIIONT ROOMS (}Oo|> IMVaTuT Tattnall, third from Üb**rty, FI ILNIHHFD ItOOMH, tdbl© ittwiid 311 Jones street, met Bt t •• %NCK. ADVERTIHEMENTH HET IN CAP ITA l*i WILL BE PIUNTKD IN CLAH- SlFII;D AD\ ERTI.SE\M ENT CoLUMN for two CENT* A WORD .NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LKSd THAN 30C. I*l.l MHIAG. MODERN PLUMBING. IT WILL BE (o your Interest fo let me give you an es timate on your plumbing, new or old work; repair work a specialty, an I am a practl* il plumber No ru*a tv**rk to ••©.lunger your ill© Wiggins, 'phono r 7, Georgia or Bell. MUM ELI.AM:t)I a. IKIN T T KOI 11L I : Yof?iTc MT~!CfuTu"r ■novltig your furniture, relaying your car pet* or matting. I>rry At Benton will re lieve you of all Dial Double. GIVE US A CALL FOR FIREPLACE grates, grate baskets, blowers and a-h --pan*, any nil* fitted to your grt A. C. I*rlc© A Cos. Htat© and JelYeiaotl streets, 'phone tin*. HAVE Yul.’lt HOUHK* PAINTED with German ready mixad paint, entire satisfaction guaranteed. Adams PnJrtt Company ““WANTED. ONE THOUNAND llUN gry p*<*ple al th© Houthem Grocery Com* par y, 114 liarnard street. WE HELL HEWER PIPE. FLUB pip**, fire • lay. flr© brick at lowest prices. A.kims Paint Company, I<M Congress, West. PERRY A IIENTON. 13n HTATK street, wrest, will n*-v**. pack, ship or at(ra your furniture at siiort notice; sbo ren ovate your ©id matt reuse* at IMiia coat. Bell 'phone 1124. IF IN NEED OF A BATHTUB. CALL nnd >• ■ our teti-dollar, steel enamel ©d; big value. A C. Price A ‘*a, Htat© ami Jefferson streets; ’|*ii(Hs- (If*. MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED < ENTH In every *lollnr of your hard-earvwd hard rash si the Houlhom Grocery )I4 Barnard atr*-©4 “"gYPHINE IH THIfMEHT WAIX FIN- Ish made Adams Paint Cos., Havannah agents, 104 C ngress, west NOW IH THE TIME To HAVE BRER colls overhauled it<l repaired; ieer j untie and faucets of all descriptions. A. C. Price A Cos.. Htat© and Jefferson streets; •phone €6B. REDUCE TOUR LIVING FX PKNfIEB by Investing your hard-earned harl cash with ths H* sit ham Grocory Comiiany, 114 Barnard strsst ““ADVERTIHEMENTH HUT TN CA P ITAIJt WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAR IFIED ADVRRTIHRMFNT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTH A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LEHR THAN me. ! Good positions r>-*s!r^ ECURED Young Men Women Ufl^^^Wh°t4Krour p ,ad,u! > - Business (oilrse j p|CHR°NOb j 7 *•'’“-"ir I ; BUSINESS { I COLLEGES .'vnf for CataJerjuf jA t/f |J U.uai. 3UTIIU. XOTICH TO DKIITOHB AND CRKD ITOIIB QEOROIA. CHATHAM COPNTY— Notice I* hereby Riven to all persons hav ing demands ug.ilnst Florence Vernon Woodbrldge. In4e of said county, deceased, lo present them to ue. prof*-rly mad* out. Wiihln the time prescribed by law so n* to show their character and amount; and all persona Indebted to said deceased ere required to make tinmeallate payment to us. MARY ANNA HABERSHAM. Executrix. CLIFFORD A BTII.ES, Executor. Savannah, (la., Oct 23. IM. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE HENRY BTELLJBB. All per-ons having claim against the estate of Henry BtellJ*a. deceased, are hereby notified to present ssmt. duly sworn, lo the undersigned for Immediate payment, at 3'* Wot Oglethorpe avenue, .Savannah, tl. MRS. OESINF. BTKLUEM, Widow and Sole llelr-at-Law of Henry •telljM. ~OEOfiaiA. CHATHAM tYH’NTT.— Whereas. Harsh Uut kenhelmer, Sahlna Oerst. Hannah Adler ami A. S Oucken heltner hav- apjOe.l to Court of Ordinary for tetter* of administration, to be tsauatS lo laotpoid Adler, ott the estate of Moiss i Cluekenhelmer. deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and ad nusilsh all whom it may concern, to ha and appear before *akl cour*. to make ohjr tlon tlf any they have), on or before the first Monday In December next, other wise said letter* will be granted. Witness, the Hon. Hampton L. FerrUl, Ordinary for Chatnam county, this th* 7th day of November. 1900. FRANK B K EILRACII, Cl. rk Ct. 0., C. t’e. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITOItS. OBORGIA. CHATHAM COI’NTT- Notice Is hereby given to all person* hay ing demands against Kara H Kail, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me, properly made out. within the timo prescribed by law. so as lo show their character and smount; and all p. nmn* In debted lo satd deceased are required to make Immediate payment to me. Savannah, (la.. Nov. 13. IW. EDWIN W. CUUBEDCE. Executor. 3