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4 gfljc ItHafninfl J£eto£ Miirotati >ew (ia TI#M>AV, 04 TUlll.lt lli. If MM). Hffliternl *1 Che PutxflU* in Hiv.utni{> Tbe MOHNING NLWb t* evr> day in Hi* year, and u* atrved to aut*.rUMi* in tn cay. or lent t> uai*. ai 70c a morali. S4-0U for **x inomn*, acwl la Ur for u.> yr. Th# MoiiMNO KfcJWd, by mail, tlx time* w week (without Sunday ts*ue>. three iBOAUu, fl.ft, •** oi oUu hA>. an# year |C.oO. TO© WEKKLY NEWS. 1 Issues a week. Monday and TLurxday, l> maJ. one year. II 00. Su bscr.pt ion* In advan:e. It* VlUt try pv.ri older check or reflate red letter seat by mail at rudt ol ceodcri. Tini.unt advert ixemanta. other than •pedal column. laai or reading not #•*, amukrment* and cheap or want columii lu cent* a line Kourmn lines of type—equal to one Inch squire in depth— i the standard of iik-lAurenr* nt. (Vntrirt nuts and dh uunt cn.rde knowu on appil* cation at busin#** *.-llKe. Order a for delivery of the MORNING Newa to either u oleri* a or place of tuilnws may U nmd*- by postal • ari or I through teieptrone No *2lv Any irregular* j i*y in delivery should he immediately re* Ported lu the Util • of pubinaiion. Letters aid telegrams should be ad* dressed "kIuUNINU NEWS," JJavannah, Ga. EASTERN ornrr r Park Row. New York city, 1! C. Faulkner. Manager. INDIA 10 NEW AUVU(IIStMESTS. Xl* f ling*—Chatham lt*)l Kstfite am! Impr ov in* nt Company; Lafayette Mr* Law* Camp nt, I'. C. V.. H.ivannah j No. IW. It. IV t Kiln*. Bjpt'iiul Notice*— Prick. Andrew Hanley | Company; liheumatixm Entirely and Her- ' muiu ntiy Cur* <1 by Suw.m* • Hprtng* Wa ter; Ship Noth •, Pat'r*on-Downlrig \ Cos.; Bp* ial Notice. Captain Sam Faker; i Ir. Harmon lt*-*utn*a Practice, Ship No j Gee, Wm. G. Browne, Mailer British ! Ft#..unship Treat-o; Our Own. A. M At C. | W. Went; Ship Nolle*. Htrttchau A Cos., | Consign* *• ;. It* knit nil.* Cafe. Busin# I ** Notice#—Harvard Ilecr nt Royal M usfi Hall. I#egal Notice* Citation* From the Clerk of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County. K4*iuk> nnd Photo riujndies. Gr.tpbo j pho***i and Kaordn. at Living * urn’#. Annual Ckertoce Bale—Cable Piano Company. Whiskey—Duffy* Pure Malt Whisk# > Fall and Winter Opening—B. H Levy A Bro. The Wry Latent Velde lea and Harm** —Cohen-Kuuiiao Carttugu and Wagon C mpam. Mntir* Renovating-National Mat Irene and IteerovatlciK Company. Liquor JLdcenaea Third (guartriy Srate- Blent. Style* Cndantabie, Prtoe J umat- liable —P T. Faye. UrmpM N uthK -I'uatum (Vreel Company. Medical— Pond* Kxtraet; Lydia PNik hum't* VegvtxMo IMIM; Caatorla, World* Dl*ieaary ITepi rat Iona; Pyramidal Pile Cure; Pcruna. Cheap Ctdurnn AdvcrlUemarrt*—Help Wanted, Kniple)mem Wuntel. For Item. For Boh-. U*m; Personal; Mhu< llam*ou. Tire Weather. The Indirattonh for Georgia to*<l;iy arc ■ for generally fair w*.thvr. with light to fresh non h to • um uni . und for K.uttern Florida generally fair Weather. xe# |t oc casional rains in western i#ortion, \ .riable i w Uid.-, mostly light to freak north# a * erly. j Fifty of o|mirV warship* hav* ? #*en e<*n- ; dtnrr.-l R is reported, tic- iuse th-y at*- antiquated or worn out. and for other re #- | sons, an*l S|*ain i practically without a navy. Asa matter of fae* ti*e Hiarl h tiuvy has n- *d*d reph nlt-lonc ever in* • the batdes of S.ttitlait> un>l Manila Hay. Th* R.pul.ll< jn sptllhiixlcn In N.*w York elty have organized tletnadve int • a unioii They are. no doubt, going |n fo* ail thai is vornlug to ih**ui. but sm their aervi ts win. art b# after • * tun day. they will hkrdly be abl*- to a >m p!ish anything through tiu m diutn o, a strike. Sjr Tlioint* Ki|ton I- quoted to h> f ft t that he h.ii no desire to tn.ik*- ih Aiwri an i* opu suit* r Up ouch hr- corn# r In pork, and that he does not int nd <o do kj. but h* has no sympathy, he says, for the simulator*. That C usually the way with the hl4 *!<•• ulator; when he go-s into the mark, t it does not con *.rn him whose wing* get burned. ‘Mr. M> Kink > is not **the whole thing' over in England after aU. Tin* I^oodon \ \ candidacy of Col Hr van. atal printed the other day a two-ioiun n hi tick (avoratde to bis lace. The contemporaries of the Tiroes may learn before long that all this talk about financial .k*pr mslvsi in the <v-nt of Mr Bryan'* election l pure Kepubli at) •armi.u.M rot. Arthur Charoilsi*. an Aisrtlan. I* prob ably the roost unique suicide of modern times, lb* built it guihotlne of cosily woods with finely carved Made, and set It up In hi# horn* With this It** execute*! himself the other day. and as tbe knife fell It closed an electric circuit, tang bell and notiti .l hr* aervants. who rusht*l In to find a quivering, h* adk'sa trunk be side tit* maohiiK of destruction. Wiittom Z* Igier of New York I* a t >a trlotic millionaire. ‘-J Intend to have rh*- Stars nnd H;rl|*es planted t n the Noitii Pole if It costs n> a million de lla: a," li Is quoted as saying. Mr. Zciglcr thinks the pole can bt reach* and and he is g -log to back one of the most ext*naive exje dltiuns ever sent to th* Arctl rcgl ns.- Mr. Zeigler** x al Is worthy of succ> -s, but the expior- rs will, clou title-.-ri, continue to find that th* |Hi' b still a long way off when they g t th* re. In several Kurofieau coumrics. particu larly Germany, bl.tckmtil Inc Am riertn firm* by st#aling their t tad'marks np -1“ ;rs to hav* b*-**ome K>mewh*rt of a lu crative business. When the*<* trademarks are once registered in Germany, the peo ple to whom they belong cannot use them without the |m rmlssion of the party who had them registered, international amity ought to suggest to the G* rmun authori ties the pro|iri#ty of putting air end lo buich a blue kina!)log scheme as this. %p%rm iii4i*rkitll4i. A- Ih* • iritialgn dfawi to a c|o?<—elec tion day i now only rnre weeks ofi Ih* ;p itny whh'h has characterised the \ot* t in hlnwist every stale , db qtpearc in the ioui(fiil states. In I ho** wtata there Is an nwrtk* rung which jr* -ages an * neptiutiilly close and exciting eh * tlou. Th* Rcpubl.'sns tire bacoroing sensible to the fa't that there is not going to Ik* any such thing as a walk-over, hence they are Increasing tli*ir efforts In New York, Ind.aiu, Hlinoii*. Ohk* and W#--t Virginia, which ar* me doubtful stst* they m* t i*.dic lo captur* Meanwhile the I'tffiocrtb have not lor a moment slackened their efforts to |*oJ| * full v t and that their work b having good * ftt h to l*** seen In th* #ntiiueia*ii< anl larg* <y attended tie clings trial in* being <ui|i'j-s* and by Mr. Br>ar* and other s|* ak ers. That th* apathy of tbe rarlier j rrt of the campaign loi been shaken off and i max be xp* *'t(l to I** Mipfrlantvd by the liveliest Int* rr-t. I# indicat'd by the re* ,-ultr of th rK..*ti.tuon it. N*-w York state and city. A eoii-i 1* ratl> gr*a*r i.umiM-r if voter.** lias \wcti registered in the city than during the corresponding I# -lod of registrart*n for the last election, Ju.'t w itat this Increase in the numb* r * of the -* who at* qualifying themselves to vote no arts to th* jiartiee, it ! #lllll**llll to U* t* rmtiK. On tach side it is claimed to bt* . favorable indication for tit* parry making the * latm There have lean lo***: in *orm of the down-town D mo- raln- dis tricts. Mr Croker s,>s the reason is , that the re side tic* section Is moving up j tow*n, m>ml that what has b#*n hstt on the lower East Bid* has treen more than I gair * and elsewhere. Mr Grok* r Is quite certain that the heavy r* gist ration m* ans a full l>cmocratic vote and it decisive Democratic victory. On the other hand Republican 4'halrman and Gandldaie Odell and Gen. Francis V. Green*- arc equally emphatic in expreetdng the opin ion that the targe registration nr*ana Re publican success. The n gl.-trill lor. up the state has been r*lnttv|y m- much as in the city. Bx-B* tut tor 1111 l says the meaning! of it I- that fair weather favored a lam* r outpouring of farmers an*l gh*-rs to |uai ify them.- Iv* . and that many l*m*M*rati who did not vjrte in the lust * lection, be cm us- Of their fear of free silver, are n-w pre|aring theme* Ive* to vote next month for th** I* hmk ratio candidates. That m eniH to Ih> a r* a tamable view to take of 1 the mutter. It i* gratify.ng. at nil events, to know* ’ that a liv#‘ly interest nas been w.ken*-#l . In the ekNtkm. Mr. Bryan will spend the j greater |**rt of this w* k in New York. ■ With the people awakened, h- wl I have n ■*eter Il of material to w*rk uion. That ; hi- meetings will be largely atternbd Is n for* gone conciunkm. Tliat his apeccho will decide many a wav*rer t( vot* for Americanism In preference t |mp> rlal.svn. is al-o assure*) The eituatkm in N* w York Is quite * tuouragiitg, frotn the him ocrali** point of view. WHIT I.IIIKI \\Ot |.| I HI. Uiiry would hang them; hang every one of Hi*m. higher than Human. Who is It he would hung? William Jennings Bryan, Adlai K. Stevenson. Richard 4ti ne y. K* I ward Atkinson, Henry Wattereon, A. O. Bacon, and u number of other emi nent gentlemen who are supporting the Democratic national ticket and making spec**he ugainat the tram*format km <f this republic into an empire. What Is th*- occasion of Geary** wrath? j The gentlemen mentioned, with some mil la*ns of others, lo not believe that this go/ernm* nt late a right to sc* up its uu tliofity by force over all- n peoplon several thousand mil# aw *y. who are not and never can Ih* endowed w4h the full pow ers of rltigens of the Fulled Btales The** g# ntlemen, and their |mrll/ans. hold that H Is against the trtt* |olU’y if the repub lic to Insti ute coloni- and hold alien races mi subju'lion ugainat their will, un i that any such purport or act on the part Of tho* government Is unconstitutional. They believe and tench that tlie auhju uaiion by’ force *f for- kh p**q>ks. whom we cunnoot. uiwl <lo not !• ,-ire to. assimi ate Into our body politic. Is wrong In principle and a menace to our form of government. Thoy believe and teach that to so subjugate anil hold foreign people* by fore#* under American domination Is. in fuct. imp* rutltsm. and that it E tnq.o slide to maintain a povemin* lit half Im perialistic and half republican. They fore the <bmtm.itlon of militarism in their own country. If a policy of imperialism should Ih* adhered to; and looking to the is rpctulty of thdr own government and ib*- well hmg of th* <r own peopi". ttuy lift up th#-lr voices ag tin** the adoption in Aim rt* a of the (Ntllcy which ha* weighted Rurope with wo* And for this Lsary would hang ihm‘ Leary call* them traitors. Traitor* to what'* To the teachings of Washington, and Jefferson and Mori roc? That i Im petsi)le. l**aus* they stand upon the teachings of th *se great men. Not trai tors to the Idea* of the founder* of the government, Ih . aUs# they wish to pre serve it ii- tiiyy made it Not traitor* to the government Itself. Is au*- they love r n<l are striving only to prevent Its per version Then to what ar*’ they trakor*** To the ur*il and amid don of th* Repute U un P rty? U<try furthermore sav* they are en couraging r* hellion In v h >m? R- tsdllon t* the act of fVMibtlttg a goveritroent 1 which alleg.aitc# Is owed. Th#* Fliiputos have never acknowlclv l our authority They have n v**r a<*kiiowiedg'd aliegiMn<*e to the t*nHfd Bt Mti On tin- other hand, tiny have sicadfustly muintalnd that they did not desire Am* rn in dum!nation, but Independent*# . They may be railed instir r* tloulsts, btw It -s a misnomer to call them r* b*:l . T< hold out the hope of in ljtendf’tn‘c to thrrn Is not to "• noon rage rebellion.” Moreover, the stand taken by M* ssrs. Bryan. Btev* nson a I other-# was not taken a I tog th* r out of regard for the Flllpinoe Th-y plac* l he people of their own country above the Asiatics. nn*l when they Miiw American inn mu ons threaten ed. they cried out. And who is Leary? He |* u captain in th# navy, ltd th* ex-despot of the Island of Guam. ll# Is the man who forced the natives of that Utsl# isle of tin* s# a to quit ringing their church bells, because the noise annoy* <1 him Hi* Is th* in in wito aliolished the native costume, not withstanding the climate, because the dress did not meet wMh his ltl*-.s of pro priety. He Is the man who fixed an arbi trary period of labor for th#* Guatnit* said What the rate of tntercil should In. how much of the products of th* island should he sold to visiting vessels, what the marriage law's embrace, ate. q’HE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY,’ OCTOBER 10. 1000. J in *hort. he w |,riu-tlcliy n f inix-ror I during Id* ineufnlx*nry of th* gov*riuir .nip *f fittam. nd the reports arc that b used Nt power like an * mi** ror. He was t omlnaled to his ofb-e of governor by the iTr-dent. and therefore feels that, from n •'[)<- of gntlltud# he ought to support th** oil nit ti let rat ton. That he would hang • ii* idttc ai ip|Njn*'*of tl admudstra tioci in<ii*‘ates th#' affect nf the irnpriai -1 *i< |Hi|i< y upon th* minds of Its tH-nefi c iurles Wo l 11l tt Mill. K THE GO At, HTil IKK. Tiv re are lottu feature: 4 of H*e strfk* unions the onthra Ite i* a. mb.era |fi I’t iineyhanla with whir r the p ibllc Is nab familiar. lJfle has b• n said about i,i nr :• cm us# th# > ’* r*t cone* rn #li r** tl> th# t te# betweßi the mintra ml t!i- . rail operators Ooj of tho chief of these is conditions among the families of th# miners and the ff upon them > of tt*#’ stopiNige of work In an article tu th.* current Outlook, prepared after personal ol>-*rvations, Mrs. Lillian YY Betts gives much Interesting information , its to tli* Itona lit* of the miners and their families, and the otnlrioi#* uenter j winch they exist. The writer foutnl the strlk region on# of alrost flolute #|ui* t j and 4<nxl order, somewhat contrary i to #-xp*'* la uitis after a perusa. (f Hurtling he.i#)|ines In ioroo *f the sen* s mortal |opts The majority of th* ruin* r nt#- foreigners, i.*l While it 1* thdr custom to gather in grant** nnl #lis curH th* situation In somewhat excited manner, (arhaps. there were no sign* of disorder or violence. Th* visitor la always surprised at th# - - CO adit tot> - under Which the |ieopl# live in ih* corisrration hamlets. Kul* tumble down ItOiiH-# •i**ith*r paseterod nor celled often nat weather-proof, with total lack of sanitary ui rang emeu te or control, are th*- rotHlitioits who n i*t once itnpr# sa ten -*l\< upon the stranger. Th#* food, principally • tough, hard bread, arol the | clothing, are of the roughest sort; more eo when the miners are not at work. Hunger-pinched faces among women and children are common, uiwl yet theee same women tire ns courageous In a*tar tiding out j fo~ thdr rights as are the men them- j •-eiv*s. "No work, no money . no money when work.” iH the way one for* lgn woman put It when risked about the con dltions **l tdi my husbun*l 1 \va.- willing lo go hungry with him until he got hi lu#- ’■ 1- wiut un \nu rl .m woman sui*l #l.l that expreeee* the general feeling among ti* women. A few of the worn n ar* defiant and assert that th* men should go t work, w* |HN#r wages are better than the suffering they now en dure. To show how the written took on th** situation several of them asserted, when the notice was posted <ff* ring an advance of ten per cent., tha: the “men will never l<**k at that offer.** The problem of focnl, clothing, rent and fuel. •*- got to Ih* ilgur*>d dose. It watt four*#! that with the miners, us elsewhere, the purcha.-ing power of the d**iur d* - pended in a great measure upon the tn teiiigetMo *f the wife. How* vet. th* dol lars or*- .- ar* ** with the mko-rs. though truy would g* funtw c-till were they not utmost ail I'kiß-rulid In the company store*, where th* prices are higher and the ariiclet#, a* h rule, floorer thin caw In secured elsewhere. 4hie dress Is the usual wardrobe of a miner s wife, and often It muet suffice for years. The child •*u but one garment. hinl the miner him * li a single suit of I’oarse g<MN)s wit sMe of his l*egrim#<l mining clothes. In tho*** communities where the mining operators have home*, conditions are some better in the way of bouses, but in tbe majority of the hamlet* which r* controlled by the corp#tatlai* ther r* presented a slat#* of sad and p#*rlkik negleei. Few f th# hiMren In h*' mining Ils tta- .* Ki.ovx whtu school Is. Roye who have **ot pa! 4 ##*! lb as#* gf chlldhoo*! bear the ru .tk- of their daily toll, appearing much than they are. Th*dr meuger wages nt*- needed to ,ud in the aupirort of tbe family. Glris, too. wotk when th#y can in *i # ment and add a miserable pit tance to the sm ill Imutft hokl lund. Tae great tnortalny ansarg hiklrert in tnese •iistri ts is trot to I*#* wondered at. nor Ih the ipnthy with which the parents look upon tin* death of their children. Person# going for the first tlin#’ into these inuring district* cannot under stand how p#-ople *an exist ucsler the conditions that sur round them but If b bvaruN* h#*caiise they kiuAv no other. “To people tr*ug?it up fin* <>tc woman id “I; tntt-H s< *-in bud. but it s all we know " They live ud -one ini* are happy, because what they have around th* m is all they see or know. It develops leal the purchase of Pres ident Kruger’s hot and |l|*e In L*nlon at such high figur* # recently, ii* n part *f a shrewd tdv* rttslQg -chrm Tin pro lrietor of a ceWitln magaslne bought tlw* relics and will offer tb**m as prix#-s to its readers. The sum” trutguxin* has hit uton unath#*r ingenious dodge. It ho* >eni a numls-r of persons through th** ountry. •< h with a ten-|xund not#* in bis poxfcct with Instrurtiotts to pr> *nt ii to th* first person who * k> for it. ami and the same time product** a copy of tlx* inagazirr Thus travel#ts generally are made victims of thl* game, being bis* * by is-oftk* who arc trying to find the man with the * ash. Joe Loiter of Chi* ago, he of the wh* ai corner that fulkd. is r;*ori**i to hu b< #t*-n Rat Bht***ly. the not#**l New York ►isrt. out of In a poker gum* In Paris. Mr Letter, It is ear#!, worked the bluff to p**rle lion, at oik* time taking down a o;.on* |#*>: on a pair of fours. Old time .-ports are lnHned to look with kubt u|K>n this story. Hluedy. th* y say, L r.ot that *asy. However, if tie report Is true. Leiter missed his calling when he w**nl Into the wheat mark* r l’ok*-r is th* liiiug for him. with n prof# ssionat and hi# big green roL on the other side of the table. —#a■- —■ —i Harrodsburg. Ky . bus tin* most re mark abb* hen on r# -ord. Sh** laid an egg th- other day with a glass yolk. Her outptft ought to b#* con’ll.* *t to th#’ Blue pract>u.l> utiknown in th#* slat*- slur* It L take-n straight, the life of the aver aa* citixen will not theu be In grave dan ger* — I*roe < utions for lese m.ij* ar*- ctt | th#* tncrtviae in Gcrrnrfny. and many c4t iseaa. some of* tliti itromiiM tti. are suf fering imprtsonrm nt fur “saying things" a *oim tbe KitiiH-r. Wiiliant ought to w*-tr a coat of mall over Ids tendqr autsrbill tles. The bicycle trust - is one of the few gigantic comoinations that promts* s to prove dbaHrou# When first organ!*#'*! the profits of the were about U.f80,- *o* annuaily -n a c.iratal.zarior. of oQtj,iJo9. Sow tiuti the wheeling * rax** has suffer#*! som**thmg of u n tbe k the profits have fallen off until they are t*ar# |y in exet ss of P## ,uug. The < oinmon Mock of the combine fia# be -urn* a drug on th* market, eeiiinu at arotm-thing ik 1 four cents on the dollar. Tbe trust ought to h ive taken up golf supplies as n Hdo lK#ue. and tbe char*** - are It would have paid out well. lamdon'* iatcheior Kirk ar#* In luck. Ac cording to a story pubdsltcd In 4he Lon don Kxprt‘f, several American rni llon alr# . ii*< ludirtg Hu Y# ll Sag* Jam' J Hill ar*#i .Mr Hetty Ore# n. wMi bul.d u *r#at Itot# there with all modern Improve rnents for bachelor girls, desiring, it is said, only a five |* r cent return on th* If investment. The story sound# all right except tin* five per cent part of it When Kuertli Hutp-’aiMl Mrs. Green go In for invcHmem* they generally puli out ail there is in them. There’s otic New Yorker whom money # anno* tempt to leave that city. Edwin Hawley, fourth vice-president of the Bouthem l*a iflc Rallroa#!. says he would not areef* salary of IK'/flO it year ar.*l l#*nve tin mctropoll- to go nnd live in Ban Francisco, 11* denies that In- bus b* en i*#l< rd til# por*Hion, l#ut evsn If It comes hi# way, th# y can k*w*p their 140,000 x> far a# h#* 1# concerned. PKNfMIY U. —Signor Gallo, th*- new Italian mlnlsi#r of Public Instruction, Is b tng • rtticis-d by the German pr* #s bc iun* h- h*ia eliminated the study of G rnun from the curriculum of the int# rm*-dfi&ic schools The teaching of tli#* German language In the Italian e< hools was intro#luc*‘d by Big nor lki< > #*lii. Ga.io s pre! **#sor. The German paiK-rs think that lialy - com mercial I‘iatloi with Germany. Austria and Bwitsriand. which are b'coming closer from year to year, makes It highly mo*ry that th** instruction in German should he continu'd. —“The Gongr* gationallsl" rays: “Pro* fesaor Georg#* D. Herron, who r# * nlly an sun< <<i Itl# intention of voting th*- Bociil* isi lN*mo#‘ratic tit ket in the coming elec tion. is to b* pr* sldent of a Hchool of Ap lll*-.l Christianity in Yorkvill#* county. Mich, which will meet summers in a park to b* known a- Golden Rule Park. Mayor Jones of Tole#k> and H. O. Nelson of 8:. laaui-. are two of th- nun of means luck of ihe m-liens*. 'lh se’iienH-nt 1# to put in practi* • the single tax pr inciple As Li PI our on i<ui<-r the e*tij#‘tn*n< ha# ti< h nam* s Whitman Field. K irl Marx Ft#-Id, Jefferson avenue, ltuskln Hill, Carlyk- Path. etc. lilt If#MT HITS. —Brigga—“Wonder how Stover Is doing nowa#la>>?‘* Grlggo— “Oh. he must Ik* k>ing ttn* iy; must In making no end of m <n*y. Y<u know he has always been iroiii|*d with rh*umatlini. Well, h* now' < alls tt gout ."-—Boston Tranwrlpt. —Bad Form —Mrs. Ilighblower—“Don’t forget, my *l#r. that In conversation the interest must not be allowed to fiag.“ (Tam—“ Bin I'm sure 1 do my beet, | mamma “May be .-o. But while the I pianist was playing 1 thought, on or* or twice, that 1 detected you listening to I him."—Llf*. —Emily (who has Just com** downstairs [ from a sick room where the father Hire on S th* point of -bath, to mother cooking boiled pork)—Please, mother, father says i be would like a bit o’ boll* <I pork more 1 *lles. Mother—Go ar#l tell yer fith*r ’#* *an’t ave any. It’s for tbe funeral.—Moon shine. “Y'**h. sir,“ #*!<! Fanner Oomtossal. “If there’s anything 1 do like on’ ad • mire, it san honest man. An' thut’s why I I'm t*o proud *i our new iKiititbor down :h#- roiid a piece. Ef ilure ever was an iKm*-st man he'a one.” ' Are y>u sur#* bt s honent?" 'Vertaloly; one of tho*# frank, gener- I ems kin*l “ “How do you know?” “Traded h**i •• with him day Iwfore > • Htcrilay. an' 1 reckon I g*t at lu**i loe th** ln#t of him.**—Washington Btar. 4 I HNF.vr VI VIKY I . The Omiha World-Herald (firm.) says: ‘ Nwv York ha well earned the title of “l cduUitu t.i • " in nut .on a I poimi**s. With uniformity that Is surprising sh*- lias swung !>.# k an#l forth betw#*en th# two gr* at parties, giving victory or d* - fe.M as she swung to or from one or the other In Iks * j r**main <l with th#* R-- , pubh arts for Garfield, hut in ivd It i -wiinu lo Clove lund. In ISfft it swung back to Harr sui. but in I'CC it swung back to R| veland, aral in lx*; r* turned to M Kln j lev arul now, ;./• l! must In obe-Ucnce to this motion. It is gracefully swinging I hack to Bryan.** The Washington Star (Rep.) off* r# the following suggestion; “Now. why could >i#*4 i Joint debate be arranged between Vlr J-ifu* and Mr Hanna? Why not in trig the * impaign to an **rtd w ith a mi- I tling trial of conclusions on the stump , between th** two cbtlirmen? Both are plain. di: ct n#*n. They would prove a 400*1 tlrawng ird together. Let vi* meeting: In* aiq>**'ii<t*l f#>r New York. *n -j other for Chicago, another for Indian laj Nil is. and another. #uy for Baltimore, ; with business as the topic. Who will sec ond the motion?** The Chicago Chronicle (Dem.) thus present' one phase of the trust question. “The Republican attitude toward trusts is thus #l< fin# *1 by three Republican* of ilghr and bailing: “There are no trusts —Mark Hanna. 'Trusts are mighty good things.— * Chat les R Flint. “True > need regulating and th* Repub lican party will regulat#* them.—Theodore I Roosevelt. i “Y'.u pay# your money and you take* | your choice.'* The New Y'ork Press (Rep) says- “The Tammany boss is going in for oddity this Mrm* He Is pickaig out candidates ac | <*ordlng to their mimes and regardless of pers’Xiul litn* j Bom** of his **iecrion# at*- A Wells febump, J Bprtint Mill, Wmu hope Lynn who has hen spelled Wan hope and Warwhoop for twenty years; Jimmy Duross. Narml#* Kerngood. J#>* Ituuni Johnni# I'uth. Bam Hyman, Mlk** Halpin. Harry lioacck. Toni Mangln, j Johnny l>oollng and Muse Ryttenbcrg." The Cleveland Plain Dealer (Dcm.) stays “Mr. Bryan Is fieculiarly hippy in i.4 b.t-h-’al quo! it lon* One of h<- apt* 4 w.*s employ#:*! at IVorla the other day. Apaaklng of the full dinner pail he said: l Th# Bible tell* us that there was one# a I man named Esau who sold his birthright for a full tlinncr pall, and he has leen held In derision ever sip * .'* The Louisville Courier-Journal (Dem.) says: “In Mgur.ng mi th* results of the November electron In Kentucky, with the result of lar*4. year us a busts, ft -houbl ' Sf borne- in mind (hat there are a goo*l many Kentucky Republicans in Jail and I Indiana who will not bv numbered Ui tlie •ettirns this year.** l iunrliiu in HcglNfration. “The registration," said one of the as sistant n-crhiirin. a# h# hurried into na tional headquarters, “is the greatest on record for the first day,** according to the Chi*i ago Times-Herald. "Good! exclaimed the chairman, rub lung h# hands together nnd smiling In a sufisfi#**! way “This is a sure sign of vic tory for us at the |h>lls. The people are urou-#‘l * tlie imp#*rtance of the occasion. The full vote will be rag and that m*ans success This is th* most signlfi# ant thing that has occurred during the entire campaign.” Half an hour later the assistant secre tory hurried in Mgam. and. addressing his chief, said: “Is se thnt there was a mistake re garding th* registration. We are away below th* figur* 4 for the first day four years ago It—“ “Ex>‘clletff! Excellent !** said the choir man. "This put** our victory at the poll* h*‘>on#l question The voters in the other party are luking no Interest In the con test It i. plain that they have decided to I t the el** tlon go ly default. Here, hav*- a cigar. Now. fit’s get to work on this circular advising the local managers to look out for evidences of fraud und In timidation." Tlie Porter's Mistake. As the porter passed through the ear she called him aside. Ther# was a whisper ond a gleam of silver, says the Ghlcugo Dally News. "Now, r* m r ml*er they are in the yellow satchel.” "Cyan't miss dem. ma’am." “You won’t let ny one see you?** “No. ma’am?" “The major is silting in that car.** “He won't see ni*\ ma'am." “Well, here is the key." The porter took the key and passed through to th*- next car. “Guess dis urn If." he said, slipping the thin key in th** lock of a yellow* satchel. He put his hand In the satchel and pulfid out ; bunch of hair. Then he raiocked the satchel. “Heah’s yo* fnzxez. ma’am!” “Don’t s|K*uk so loud." ‘ Anything else, ma’am?" “That’s all. I believe. I Just have a min ute to put these on before dinner." The i-orv# r reache*! the platform in time to meet an Irate trugediun. “Not a step!” he thundered. In tones that almost lifted th# porter’s cap. “What have you done with my whiskers, boy?" “Y'our whiskers, #.h?“ "Yes ir.y false beard The passengers say you opened my #*tl> h* l with a skeleton key. Where ar* those whiskers?" “Laws!” mutteied the porter. “Ah went in de wrong satchel.** Just then n lady passed toward the din ing car. “I>ah's yo’ whiskers. #ah!“ grinned the porter. “On lop ob dm lady’s hold." Yh |h* len ii HI nnd tli* Huron. What was possibly Is>uis Napoleon's only jik* after lu-comlng Emperor of the French was made nt the expense of Ba ron X., u handsom# and dashing fellow who wa* wood* rfully fotid of horses and driving. vs ih#* Chicago Chronicle. Having once taken It Into hl< head io drive u mall coach drawn by six snank- Ing hor* s through the Flue Royal* ami aions the Champs Klyseea, h#‘ was dis cr# * t ly notified that the Emperor alone was entitled to Indulge in th#’ truly im |s*rial luxury of a Kix-hor>#* “Very good." safil th* twron. “I will make other irrangem# nts." He kept his word. Shortly afbrwnrd the I’driGann \< r#* nstotrrwle*.) to s* ih#- baron gayly tooDng iLong th#* Champ* Elysees on tho Identical mail coa*ti, drawn by four very vrnali hore*s aval two very large *k>nkeys. This so Incensed th** Imperial court authorities that the master of the horse rmntloncd tb# rnat t*-r to Nu|*>leon. with whom the btron was rather a favorite. “Ist the baron attend at my cabinet to m or row at 11,” ,-aii the Kmi* ror. Punctually at 11 th#* Imrphl man ws ush r#*l into th# Em|N*r*>r's culfinet, wb*m he was cordially received. Aft# r N*m** general *i>nver.ition, Napo leo*i said: “I h*ar, boron, that you nr<- infring ing court etiquette by driving through Paris with .*<lx horsts uiwl three donkeys ” “Only tw# donkeys, sire." respect fully' lm*inuatel tla* buron, who did not (#■#•! comfortable, despite his habitual audac ity ami recklessn“ss. "Hut there wer* three donkeys in the affair." Insisted Napoleon Mille pardpns. hir* . 1 fear your ma jesty has been misinform*’#!. Four horses and is donkeys "But.” *ai#l the Emperor, with a qulx zl a. srnl.e. “you forger the one on the i>ox.” From ttuit day forth the baron *>n tented himself whh a modest equi gc. a j > V']ed It %l*i#u. From the Denver Times. '1 here wo.- tr.aible in the office of th# 4 old i*. n. a g. When th- n v# irn* in that No. 4 had sm # lid with No 2 And dlstrlhut#*! uUmlty for half a rnllc around. Till it w u* impossible to see (he color of ih# grouml. And the * hnirman of executives sai l to the Preaident: ”!t strike- m that you can’t run a rail road worth a copper cent!” Whereupon th* (**.ii rut Manager wa~ called upon th* floor And Informetl that h was car Hess in the cas* of 2 atvl 4; And th* General Manager r- marked: % “i very plainly see That the General Superintendent needs a red-hot roast from in# —’* Which the same imluced the General Superintendent to call In The Division Buperlntendent, whom he criticised like sin. And wh * straightway had the master of the ton#) to report to him For a roasting then and there adminia t< ml with (lu * and vim Said the master f the ro<l: “The section foreman is the chap Who has caused this great disaster, nnd I'll knock Hun out a rap “ So hr called the section foreman, and h* •aid: ''Y'*h careless cuss. , YfUP remarkable stupidity has mad#* scapegoats of is— ’* Which th#- section for. man took as quite a personal affront And re-.dvrd right then and there to do n criticising stum On bis own h<Nik. so he call, and the man who grea*#'* up the track. Ynd he said: “1* s#**ms to me you ought to find a friendly crack And cr.ul Into it and puU your carcass • fer you. you chilmp. For neglect of duty on your part has got us on the Jump* If you'd greased your track* thi* accident would never have occurred— You Just go and draw your salary, with out another worl"’ • ••• ••• • Bo th*’ greaser took the order f#>r hi* cash and #lr w his roll. And remarked, with much emphatic lan gunge: "Well, uisn nrv soul, Di* road’s dc < heafw-st lot-'o* guys dat I ha# ever saw. An' *ll# t’lng o' takln’ blame Tr udders rankles In m** craw. Wy, *fi* Chairman o* i<# board *i>en‘s all tfi money in tic Ems’ Ah', by gosh. I can’t be greasin’ w’en ! ain’t got any irrense*" —Aunt Rachel—*.M and v. what’# the trdubfi betwe#' you and Mr Hankinson? 1 haven’t se#(*n him here for several even ings. Miss Mandy—He s**em#d to be getting a lit tie t* confidential th** other night, auntie, and I told him to take his arm away. Aunt Itachal—Well, he did. didn't he? Mis* ’Mandy—'Ye*, he took It clear out .# th** house, and he hasn't been back with It since. Chicago Tribune. PALATABLE, PURCHASABLE ■ mu lu in. •I .los. A. Magnus VHB Cincinnati, O. Ocean Steamsnin Go. -FOB- New York, Boston -AND— TUB EAST. l'n.urpa*soJ cabin accommodation*. All tb. cotnforta ot a modern hotel, lilectric llirhi, l'i ix(pl;.d table. Tickets Include niral, and Iktilm aboard ship. Passenger lares irom SavaooaiL TO NJCW lOKK—I lUaT CADIN. U. FIRST CABIN HOUND TIUP. Ut. IN TKKiIUDIATK CABIN. li, INTKKMB DIATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. d*- BTEEKAtSE, lid TO BOSTON - FIRST CABIN. IS; FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. *3* IN TERMEDIATE CABIN. *l7; INTERME DIATE CABIN BOUND TRIP. ■TEERAOE. 11l 75 The expret, ■tcamhlpa of this line ere appolnted to ,all from Savannah. Central (!Mh) meridian time, ns # oilows: HVA.YYAU TO ftfeW I'OBIL TADDAHAHSEE. Cnpl. Arklna. TUES DAY. Oct. 16. 11:00 u. m. CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Da*gett. THURSDAY. Oct. 1. 1:00 P m. NACOOi'HEK. Capt. Smith. SATURDAY. Oct. 20. 3.0) p. m KANSAS CITY .Cep*. Fleher. TUES DAY. Oct. 23. I F p. m. CITY OF IIIILMINOHAM. Cep!. Brra. WEDNESDAY. <ct 24, #:> p. ra. TAL.I.AHABSEE ('apt. Aj-klo*, THURS DAY. Ocl. 23. 5:30 p. m. CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. DaagetS. SATURDAY. Oct. 27. 7:<> P m NACOOf'HEE. Capt. Smkh, TUESDAY, Oct. 30 10 oo p m NOTICE--StcamaMp Clr Blrmlnk ham will not carry lui-renßcrt". NEW lUHk TO KOII'IO. CITY OF MACON. Copt. Savage. WED NESDAY. Oct. 17. noon. CITY OF MACON, Capt. Savage, MON DAY. Oct 22. norm, CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage. FRI DAY, Oct. 26. noon. CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage. WED NESDAY. Oct. 31 noon. T'hle company re.-rv*- the right to Change It- trailing* without notice and without liability or accountability there for Hailing* New York for Savannah Tuce dtn. Thuradaya and Saturday* 5 00 p. nv W Q BREWER. City Ticket end P.t*- engcr Agent. IC7 Bull etreet. Savannah. Ga E. W SMITH. Coottaetlng Upright Agent. Savannah. Ga 1 R O. TREZEVANT. Agent. Savannah. Ga WAI.TER HAWKINS, General Agent Traffic Dcf.’t. W. Bay atreet. Jack aonvllle. Fla E H HINTON. Traffic Manager. Sa vannah Ga r E UB FE' - RE. Mineger. New Tier 35. North River. N w York N Y MoMlwifonplolM Steamship Lines To Saltimore & Philadelphia Ticket- on Sale lo All l'olnta North and West Flrd-cltw tl ket* ti i lud- meal, nnd bertha SHVannah to Baltimore and Phila delphia Accommodation* utxl cuisine un- gu.ited. The rt- umthlps of title company ar* ap itolnted to rail front S.tvannah ar follow* (Ontral Standard Ttmci: TO VUTINORB. ITASCA. Capt. Blllup- TUESDAY, Oct. 16. 1;60 P nt DOBCHESTER. Capt. Jam--*. THURS DAY. (). I. 16, 2 to p. m TUNAS. Capt. Eldredge. HATI'RDA Y. (K-t. 26. t p. m Salima* fr-tn Baltlmo-c Tuesday*. Thursdays aid Saturdays at 1:00 p. m. TO I'MII. IDEEPHIA. ALLEGHANY. Capt. Foater. MONDAY. Oct. 15. 12 noon. BERKSHIRE. Capt. R>an, FRIDAY. Oct. 13 3:30 p. m Billing- from Philadelphia every five days nt 3 p. trt Tl< ket Office No. m Bull etreet. J J CA ItOLAN. Agent. NEWCOMB COHEN. Trev. Agt Savannah, Ga. W. P. TURNER G P A A. D. STUB BINS. A. T M J C. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager General office#, Baltimore. Md. l-v#\ KY&rtt This is the Trade Mark of the Best Builders Hard ware: that made by the Yale&Towne Mfg. Cos. T hoe who contemplate building should send for ouf artistic brochure "Artist and Artisan:" free. H.H. PEEPLES & SDKS, 125 CONGRESS ST., WEST. CABiE piano company ANNUAL CLEARANCL SALE October 15 to 30. inclusive. Kent. Slightly Shop.worn n.t Slightly l atftl Fiunos and Or a ,? J All High t.iHiic Instrument* l-crfcct Kcpulr. Prices quoted on Pianos urc tor spot cash, hut we will acll um i„ at run tent in thia list at same pri on terms of $25 cash and sio rw r month, with H per cent, interest on deferred payments One Price to all with legal inter cst on deferred puyniciit-, i- the only really fair way to sell Pianos und Organs. Upright Pianos. Wrllineioi) Plano. Slyla D. No 22'* Genuine Mahogany Case. .lot.hi ve neered Inalde and out; Large*! Siz, 51,5,. Full Length Music Rack: Com , ; Nlcklc Hinges; Horton Fall; Ivory K From our rent glock. In perfect < . : 10 Usel only eevett months. Regular Price <•;, Sale Price, Jy., Kingsbury Plano. Style E. No It— Medium Stxc. Handsome Oak Cjtf Three I’mlzli; Bortoti Fall; Conlimajis Hinge on Fall Board; Full Length Mu-i,- Kack. Henlrd one year. In pe{i< t , dltlon Regular Price I3un, Sale Price. *l*6. Wellington Plano. Slyle A. No. 174*0, Medium Bike;8 ike; Mahogany Fitch. Length Music Ruck; 3 Pedal. Ro-ton Full.ln aplendld condltloo. Haiti r.tna months. Regular Price, *230. Sale Price. Schubert PL.no. Style 17. No JCt3l6 Handsomely Carved Mahogany Largeat Slse Made; Full Length Mu- Rack. Continuous Nlckie Hinge-, 80-t a Fall; Latest Improved Mandoitii A , n. ment. Used six months. In perfect cct.- dltton. Regular Price lew. Sale Prk-e *at.. Schubert Plano Style 17. No, 226*1 Mahogany Case, -amt as above, s.lg.-.t y shot-worn.Perlect tondltlon. Regular Price 4U), Bale Price, Hi Kingsbury Plano, Slyle B. No Jgiun Largest size made. Mahogany i t,.; Double Veneered Inside amt out; Ivory Keys; Continuous Nick"! Hinge.-. Fu . Length Music Rack; Three Pedals: li." . •on Foil; Uulret M.oule 1 . I'.o ta Hepeatuig Action; New Improved H ~ Blighlly -hoj.- worn—call hardly ts tu.,l (10m Piano direct (tom (ac*ory. Regular Price *375, Hale Price *>*. Kingsbury Plano. Style H. N->. 25806. Same as above, except Handsome Hurl Walnut Case. Regular Price. *375. Bale Price. Kingsbury Plano. Style B. No. 2R74S Same as above. Regular Price, *375. Sale Price. tX,. Organs. Windsor Organ. N>. 1U9171. Chaprl H> '• Hoiid Walnut Casa; Eleven Btoj>' stwl | Couplers, Swell an** final Organ; I ive I Octaves. Set-oml-h-ml, but In xoo*l <n* I dltlon. Worth New, $63, Sale Price. sl3. I Bo ally Organ. No. 11*917, Parlor Bt>av Walnut Ca.se; zi Hto|>. Second-hand. ' Fair lorulllioi'. Worth New, Bale Price. t^>. Taylor A. Farley Organ, No. I irloc Style. Music Cabinet in top; 5 Octave? 8 S:op#* B* 4ind-hniil Oo*o*l con*lill*>n. W*rl.i N w . 4) l*i i % $M Standard Orn, No. 8!n1. I'arktr Slylr Music Csliitift in lop, & Octaves, ivory Keys; 3 Stops. Second-hand. Good con dition Worth New. s4u, Sale Price. SJO. Estey Organ. No. lIuTSM. < % hap>l Style Walnut 4’:)s#', Nine b Octave*# Second-hand. 4ioo*l condition. Worth New. fju. Bale Price. Iff Estey Organ. No. 187114, Parlor Sly # Music liack kn tup; Stop*#. Walnut Case. Swell and Or<*ni Organ Fin# lone, Second-han-1. but aood coralition Worth New. f#iu. Sale Price, $23. Gem Organ. No. 3M2. Parlor Style Walnut Case; Music Po# ket in (op 19 Stop*. Swtll and Ureal Organ. Neal Case. Worth Near, fGi*. Sale Price, s"*. Sterling Organ. No ft!72, Parlor Style High Top. lairge French Beveled Mir ror. Handsome Bmcket and shelf work. Walnut ('.#*-; 11 Stop* Couplers, ttwgll an#l Groat Organ Worth New. ss3., a bargain al Iff K imb.rll organ. No. IKidflu, Lorg#* P.irtor Slyle. wainm case. Bur* Walnut Panels In front; )ng:i top; 10 stopr Coup.er. .•"** and and iit*.it organ. Second-hand. o**l condlt kw. Worth N#-w. |K, a bargain at 941 Mi son ft ri.inilin Organ. No. lu7ffo. Par lor Style. Walinu Cart; Music Pocket in top; 8 Stops, Great Organ and Swell; Lamp Stands. ' Worth New. Sale Price. SS. New Organs. Hllgbtly fhop-vum. Grrat bargain* at prlci'a quoi.il Tlirar Organa fully gnr anl—d (or 5 year- by tha CABLE <'• (’ANY. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN \Vor:h Bile Prior Style 115-No. 197224 73. M B.W Style 115-No. 196166 7i.Hu K> Style tk—No. 197221 i.U *•## Style 96-No. 197225 85.UU Style 530-No. 1*6723 125 0 • • Sl> k> 35-No. 1957*7 95.00 70 60 The price quote.l Or3na la lor Spot Oiah.thut ne will aell for -amt price on time with ndillllon o( * p>’r cenl. Intere-i on de(rrr.l payment- Term* *l* an. 4 *r, |.er in,>t,th or one-half caah an! one-lull in twelve month-. Grand Pianos. Mallett A Davla Concert Gram!. No X#- linndionie Re—wood Caac; Carvel 1.-gi nnd Lyre Slightly u-ed but good a- ne. Overt*rung Imm. ffm-hed oner e n 'l *• new- With m-w b.i- -tringc Worth New, *750. Tin- areateel bar gain In our .lore at (276. Square Pianos. J A C. Fiecner Mqunre Plano. No **-*• H.indaome Koeewoud 4’aae; Carvrd D*• ami Lyre; Overatrung Bate; Full S'aM Key Board; Ivory Keya, elegant lontJ te at rumen*. A barga.n at *75. Wotveater Siuart Plano. No. Xl. IlnmlMime Light Roae-wrce* <’nc: I” atrung Bii-h; S.\en Octave*; Ivory Ke> • Good (MindlUon. Nl#*e Tone. A bargain at Wake Square Piano, No tat. A btreuv l *3O. HtodJard A Dunham Square riano. No -425*. A (viraain al *25. Bacon A Raven Square Plano. No 2,1 ' A bargain at *2O. Smith Square Pluno. No. 117 A h "' gain at *ls Many other buraaina in th l "' Pncea quoted arc (or c**h. bin • aell on term* ot io caah and *G per mon with a.ldltl.M. ot * |>er cent tiuer' 1 ' deferral iwymenle CABLE PIANO CO.. 1 and 14f4 Whitaker SSL. SAVANNAH, GA.