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BRYAN SWEEPS OHIO.
Continual from First r.ige
ilfki a ir< ni ril !-hMit but Mr Hrv*n did
Jef have gr. it dlfß- ul\ in rr urtng m-
I amtlvf <iutct After h* Uk ui
Thi- speech was luric. ly * r'pefP:on of
InrnjHT arguments He bgnn !•> r. *#rrt
l:ir tht rh- Kepubl nr. h*d l'in-lon<J
• I
*.ud. IfiTion ! th arm) > i trust ques
lions ;' <1 had! to **ape h qu^ntton
of lntp< n.jiti-m II t** I th*t * a*
K..|>ulil) till |r! Is In lo way r< sponsible
for what thr* t in dinner pall and
Mi l that **i • ‘ n m i. l a full dinner
I all, an*l V r tie r trike tn Ihr anthra* ftp
*•■.** n . ii to ring this fti I
to Uarhi
"Th' . put t pi of r hut** In the Im
pari .* • • k ind tspwt Um I .
IMinr r,n t. .t. in - r,.| g#t caught In
trying to get the hees.
Mr , .i .r* f* ir*-*! to tb< ra *
qui* i••• il .*..! r. could dtsp-itc
that .* h.iv. a race qiiMtlon In th**
I nit’-*i St * Out that writ#* no is-ii
* t\\ v - ftbnwd to t *k on fur*
• ••r r.t I’.pu.'Mt lor.* Abraham I^in-
,o, ! • said. n()|N'ul *!>. '♦ nt.y
lot t.< t- of thr bia* k m* n •*! *l *■
i mfri I it th*- different • between Urn
coin ar*i Mar m A Hun i a * gr-o*
l.wt t} . ..titer toukt i t **>’. # * ntly
make s*ue*ii an app* **l
La than u genera* :• *n a#* h. • I
**th whit* in.ii, wra w if-' *•* ,if
to give •itiirntlilp to th*- bin* k mar. '*ui
renr they tir* m *.lng to th* ** ~.m*
i*u. k#- to m thr.r •* •■ < • * ' *
lak- the* right of . ;tU r hip 4W i> from
the brown nan*
Mr |tr>at eall that the nbj- t of th*
KcpuhL* *n t* *rt w to * r I • • art** t
|>ag gov* rnm- • f *>f wn t. in -i * 'h* l‘hl
lpptr> UJ I h 1 them th* re with aat m l
114.* army
Mr Hn 11 art* , K r. m orr*w mom
ii.g for It Li* • • muse to < v hit*go
KK( M’TIO) %T 10l l.lMi
Hrvan lii'rlurcß I‘till Dinner Pull Nr-
Kiniirnf lln* Pulled.
To*, k t rol it.| Mr* Hryan
arrive.) In tr.i ty at 9 o’ri.aok thi* m wn
li.k. lomim: *l)***t from Dunkirk. N Y
Th* v wet* met t th* niiroa*l elation by
M.ivor ,itl Mre .!*•* * Mr Hrvan wfi*
fK'or < ' *1 t< •)’.' IW>ilv flouee h\ th* May
or. wi.lla Mr# tlrvwn w . ranvi’jrert to
the M tyor'a rwal-ienre i'tr a l*rl'f ree-rp
tion
Ite-Kinmi - at M o'clock. Mr flry.in
rmoh a apee.-h >f nn hour a ♦iuratlon In
Armory l*rk her* , having lmme.llwt* h
uf tor worn 00 hie dty'f tour of the wtat**
He waits re*.lv*.l hv chner** from u ll
row*l v: *hi red i-*ut th*- .1* t*t wn. n In
left hit* >r n*l 4lt#i found a large num
ber *f gfOJ|d #I*H th** Initel
w her. In reaobfd It- They cheered heart*
H> . *
Mayor Jon**. Introduced Mr Hryan at
the Armnry park me* ring In hi# wpee--h
Mr lirymn n*ve con side i.a hie time to th.
p|a of |r |M-rlty On that rub)* t he
imIJ:
The I{‘| uhllcan piriy ha# fall* I in th*
• an|Mign ufu) 1 mi going to *hnv you
bow ••’.* proposition ft* r another l*ut
forth by th** lU'fuihlicunv ha f.ille ) to
tnec-t with a r* ppona* from the |M*pl>
\Yii.ii thi# <4AmpalgTi op**n*l up the on*
try wu # that th* * .untry wmw proAjerout.
that th*. H-.Hibli an party hal mil* H
eo. and that to k **j It no th*- ftepuldlean
thirty must U k* it in power. Tlat was
the <*n plea, and to repr* -nt that, they
hal i full dlnn* r pill paint* l *n th* i
lamnerw. The full dinner pall' If they want
to paint that full dtnn* 1 pail now *r* li
lookw. they would paint on th**tr banner*
t v ,. n r-t Pattered* the most bett* n and
th*' m**'t stiot-full-of-hobe dinner tail
ever 9< i n.
%\ li % the %ra**nent I'alled.
**!.*• no t. !l you why fh* dinner pail
•rgum nt fall***l Ftrut, because not every
tailoring man ha a full dinner ikill Tiny
wnt >n th.* theory that ev ry lulrlng
man had a full dinner pall, hut rhe an*
thru’lt. coal wtrik* oprn*d th* *v> of a
great many |*e*>ple ?. the failure *f th*t
Republican argument, for down there lu
th* atitbraott*- c al region# the strike
tdv<>w* <l ltwt th* rn* n da) tg* t half o#
much n. they ought to, and paid twice ns
much foe powder .# they should I would
U- will mg * let this campaign be decid
ed on the full dinner pail argument un i
1 would ask th* laboring men who vote
yea or not on this propltltkvt. “are you
mti*f!ed with pre . nt oomUtton. and want
them continued ju s ‘t as th v an ? I would
I*, perfectly willing to let th. lah*rlng
tn**n vote on that proposition, but before
they vote I want them to g* to the aweat
•bop* and ark th*m**lves whither that l
proapefity. and whether they want it **>n
tinue.l just as It Is It Is not true that
ih- laboring m**n f this ountry an r
cekving th*ir fair sh. r >f the wealth that
they produce. That b* one reason why
the full dlnn* r pail argument foil*
Jujrt t**for** Mr Hryan to sp* ak
ami while Mayor Jon* s was still oi. hi*
p. t. ten or twelve young men tvho
w* r disturbing th* m. * ting were
takn In charg** by the I M li **
ur>l '?m*s| out of the gn>un|s They hid
brought to the meeting place 11 hug*
board r*pre§#*ntatkm of an el* fh in’ whl 1
was lalN-lwV. * t ti V *n*l which they
Were parading nl#*ut the outskirts of th*-
Demo*-ratie m*etlng with much gl*** and
many hurrahs The mayor himself de
precated the Idea of police interference.
h TMO-l .ir.Ml l*len.
N ipoleon. O , Oct .SI In his speech at
Wauaeon, Mr Hryan hargnl th< It* pu *-
lawn partv with making ■p.ciou# plea
t* th** uifY*’r*m cla-s* # **f peopb *tl m
eupport of his <n v **rtlni |>roduccl * ir
<-u! *r - leHr.-ss. and to l#*th th** <* fhohc
Church and to the A !* A. H-ferring to
these circulars, he wild:
*1 h iv. n lv**l t-Mlny two circulnr.
11 - Ir' • r t -
A I*. A. Society i. klng th*rn to vot. the
and dull, li aon't fitnu . tt'liar'*
the reason? Hair needs help just
as anything else does at times.
The roots require feeding. When
hair stops growing it loses its
luster. 11 „a. ja
looks dead. C*
sets lilmosl 'S s
instantly on W ” “* ~ w ’
such hair. It E
awakens new HNfe #/'.•’ j; j?
j life in the j E H H
Th*e \giQKP
astonishing. Wf R W(I
Your b air _ aj ,, . . M ,
grows, becomes thicker, and all
dandruff is removed.
And the original color of early
life is restored to faded or grey
hair. This is always the case.
iI.M ■ bottle. All dratfltu.
•'I h*. ucd Aynfa !Ulr Vigor, and
i am i!iy aalonixfeed at tl*e |<*ml It In*
d'tie in keeping my luir from cornu.*:
out. It i* tbe te. tonic ! hato tried,
and I shall ooDUcue to recommend It to
mvfncnda."
MATTIE HoLT,
Sept. 'i\> 1891. burlington, N. C.
If yo 4o n*t obtain al’ tha you
expert**'*, froui tl* of the Hair Vlpor.
errite tbv Ui>etr>r ■t-.tit t Address,
Uk. J l ATEH. Lowed. Mass.
"Olc\ and mellow 7
f Yellow label
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v. C nil ban tun! Jirst i ln** lii/tinr
i ft® A WE U TREAT.
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.itholi *rd tf*‘ *th*r i-kn ‘ *r s'
to w. th* It* publican ti k - .* prot* t
1. .o,hi !l - A I’ A II t- \ liii'l t*
ft publl in haylng fa b In tht if app *.l
*•| • i . 10 1 M' pul' in 1 rii •ip •
*n hi v hr cm* I y round < hnv* 1 w *t, out
ir. .. * ippeallng to r* Id o- prejiMlT
I th ink (lad tr.ai t • f• m* ts party s#
I ..My *.* Which | Oph • ' H.i.- 1 •
rr.att* 'f wit it h*ir< 1 l‘‘ . HI. tieflii ’ t
no rii'M'. r what t >• fr o < im’lo.-i us v ■ •
\y bt-'dav* In r* llfruvi- and In civil lib
-1 in ; p.. n > rn* .*..1 | * . 1 1
1* if in order t • ad\in. thlr
claim# *ah* r poi *■ but ifi order
to pr ' f t fig * ! ail |e opb* lilim .
f: • Arnerl an flay
liny \\ WSWI HS 1)1 rsTIOAS.
S M> Hr Would r.ti force I * nun el ill
I.nmh fM He I‘i 11 *•■ Ibe .
Prli . lull. N ,J . <l,l Krß.i.'ti* J.
Iluli. prr. I,|. t < of t ■ I'r.lv. i-ltv H ti •
II in 1 lu! h.i.- 1' 1 * 1.-. t. r fT>m
W illiam .1 Hryan. <ti .1 N-w V..rk •. t
In hlnh hr inw. rs the two <|tl<tlloi *
~-nt him hy lh- H< .!.■ an <'li>lt wtf n ha
..Vlri.M.l th. MiiU. nl * >l I’rln- -t.-n Jim
i.on In.l Thtir—la> Aft. r . xt.r* -Mntc hit*
i|i|it... lattnn **f th. t nurlf.y rhuwn him
l.v th- Hfi>ul>lh an it that tn.rilnit, h<*
-insM.rel tin .pu-sllon*
Flr*l WIH .ui II rlwlHl. t<*•- tn thr
in oWlKath.n. of th. n tv> rnmetit In
it..1,l or ilv. r"
Ti ttil-, he ripUe.l that If would enf r <•
th.- • as he fmiml It. that the Httpuli
lir ,n | art* has Itu live, the Hou.e
nf>t| Sen.it* iirtl as fbn l” ■ •'*■ mor*
►lon of <\>ngr**rs 1h f*.r another l*r sld. ni
is Inatifrurntesl. h* had n w.i> >f knowing
what law r*-g.nbrg thi matter wou. be
jr. tfT’. i by March T H* tat* 1 that
his vi* on the mom y yueetloii could l** i
found In hn* Inter * f " *p.m *
S. ..fit) Im you upprov* of th* <ll - '
frnn bteem* nt <f th* negro**# in North j
Carolina by the Demo rats *.f thf |
state?
Mr Hrvan etat.sl that this quelU*n w*
not n issiit in the campaign and -nd
"You should hold th* lYcsW.’nt r*-
*linsim*- wh*t he hit* *1 *n* in I’orto
libs'* nnd not in* r*ei*on.-*tld* for whit
his been d*m in North Carolln.i
He ♦ Ids that ther. I but little. If
any difference letwen th*' ra • <|iies
lion |*iw in North Carolina and that in
Porto Hlca.
%fits. flit\ %> :> i i:it UMili.
llr.-eptl.m lii Her ltmr Wns tihrn
In t iiielnnatl.
C’lnclrnatl Oct. I When Mr Bryan'#
ar .rrlve 1 In this cltx at * **’• b* k to
night, Mi Hryan was r- *lv*.l by Mrs.
Davl*l H.iumg.irten. nt I w < * driven n
h. r elcgai.t home n Walnut Hiil, wheie
dinner was m rv.-tl to Mr Hrviin *n*l a
large numb-r of Invited guests Mrs
Iliitimgarien prrsenusl Mrs IHy *n with a
sllv* r loving cup Afl**t lh* *up{K r there
was *1 f rma r- t tlon In the r* • clvlng
line, in addition to th. host* >v and the
guest *.f hon r were Mr \V II .1 \ k -on.
Mr Franklin All* !. Mrs Dnut# <i Hr
nar*l or.d h. wive.- o( t -r prominent
I vmH rat#.
Ili:v. JOHN ttUIAs Wild. 1> 11 --
Wms Accidentally *lit—Aontb faro
linn I nlr— t otlnn tiruniT#.
Columbia. H C* . Oct 31.—At 9 o’clock
to-night Rev. John Owens, u Mctho*llst
preach* r and presiding * l br, wan dying
as the result of a t* rribb wound inflicted
lat ver.lng when h. w** hunting i*#r
tr* Ige# near Johnson with Walter H
Smith, a young man. H was lo an c*
ibnt that tin- whole 100 l of shot, with
the wads, went into Mr. Ow. nC eld* \
Immense crowds are In C’olunibln to
night attending h< State Fair It is the
biggest ‘‘Wednesday ever known.
A nnnd or* t I on Main street tonight
collap. llttl* negro* a causing it to vi
brate Ui k an* I forth. John Rt rick land,
a mill <*p. w *s Instantly klll*'*l. his
no k being broken.
In the competitive *lrill f*rp v In pri**s.
given by •!*. city of Columbia, th* Sum
t< r t.uatds .if Chorb ston won fitst and
the Tlminonsvllle tJuirds h.-.ond money.
I‘lrst and s*Hvni prU* s In th* ln*Hvi*lual
drill w<re won l*> Sumt*r Guardsmen
Two Teglmcnts of state militia hv row
In i*-nUAt to particlpat* in io-morrm>
p irnde.
Tt*' Cotton 11rowers' Ass***'latlon of
S<t*h Carolina hdd a all* and in*-* ting t -
night whb h was often I* and b\ about fifty
lit ’legates representing the flirt' counties
of the state Th* situation " *• thorough-
Iv discuss**!, and It was the uminlmous
..jdnlon that the organlxat: i sf* aid h
p rfecte*! with th- obj* . f *-f ■ mrolling
th* cotton <r p in * >pi ration with th *
cotton plant.* *f other r oil hern stale#
The rx.ctniv ommltti * In •.* h on
gresMonu! district w. r* itf-tru. t*l to *x
tsnd the organ xatlon It w . als* *l* il-l
n. nd a full <V I g it ion to r* pro pent t
state ut th** meeting of th. noti mil asso
ciation at Mi*.C.a ,on N-v J<).
*ll % lIK ITT %t K I II HO %T.
11, nnfnrt Plihpmtiin Hit* nn l.xrlllnß
n<t% entnre.
fleaufort. S f* t l —Jona* Hobinsoa.
a nnro fisherman. had a thrilling on
.-ounfer wlth.a huge shark 111 Hroad rivit
yesterday afternoon. Jonas hud proofed
, t, hi- a u*tomed flh*dro|. on wh.t i
known .ip the llilton Hnd ncwk* and i(
t* r fishing for about an hour In < 01 aided
to change hip position l wop In the
art of havlmr hi* unohor pr t mitory t*
making ii mVi-, ui l h ad almor* gotten
it to the surf * when sudd* nly hi* bant.
i mu ill tMtro i, lurched violently to in*
starboard side, almost it*
apart overboard Tht tr.ar. w~ for ?;
ft w nioiin f’t *• .it ii lo*.-' t* ii 'nun! f -r lh
disturbance. when ho w.- suldenl> < >■
lightened ty th H**.iran * of m••. t*
fin chavira ti • win. t . ti i. i.in’iii
aw a\ Th* shark which th* necto Ju-In- i
:o l*o at lean ten feet m length mad
illrectl)' for the* h**at nn) very n**ariv mi
cffdi'd in capstsftng It. Robinson la an oUI
fisherman, kin) declare* that tn hi* ion it
experience. ho nevn * ncount* red ti mnr.
visrious shirk H* finally frluhti nol tip
neature m ly by making idem autr i
ilon with nn oir. Hoolneon w • •
frightened by hie en ounfer that In •!
< lane he has serious intentions of i*njtM ,
mg iu oOQit! other vocation than fishing. 1
1T!>: MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1900.
HIKIN' ( llusl >ll.Ni It If Al 4 I AT.
Plan** for Ur|umn* 11. ••• —!>*•* 11* <f
nn old Ntiiriin t If|sn.
Mu mi, t*, Oct. 31 The Masons to
day <b t‘ I Max M.ycrhir lt of Kofie
Grand M '* r *>l the Grand Didg- H*
u< * ••*l# W A Davis, who refti.ad to al
b'w the U*. of his name for re- b tion.
Mr M-y* rn.tr it was .1< puty grand mas
ter
1 was s o .b rid. and to *s f alkPh the Mi
:l< . >rpli.n g* on the am* plan that
now lairubj' '*l 1 r K*nfu‘kv Th. .I• •a I
.f thi- will be r. |Hrt*d at th*- n*xt <}ran<)
l.olg. me* ting I*nvit. -üb.-rlptK>n- ..n i
. i-.rtion of th. < iran.l surplu-* will
!*• ti- : *o maint h the b n- It will
for th* ir. arid . apport -f Indtg*ac. Mi
o'i# the widowand orpho f M a
TI f|i* -tloii of |ck at|tig th*- bom 'ill
•m- up n* xt ve.r Mw.n . u tr t g bid
•b r It I -*d t it t . Gr *i!l !,►! * } -
about JM. *• ofi li.ind now that m b
us**.| for the purpose# of the horn*
* * <* Hpwrks. Hr , an ag*#d itl/.* n and
• x-fTi.iv. r of M< *n. w *.- burial t
lh *1- th •*' uirr* *1 last night ll wi
* • t b-n ling w .reborn • m .i. Umg th*
n;*r memh-r f ttie firm **f lljr-o man
er Sparks
Jo*- Fuller, alia# J T Mann. alias
Brooks Gulier ult.i * J T Br.toks, a white
mn. w .it arre t -1 r. thi rnorr. tig
• harg’Nl with iulr with li ter.t * mur
der b 1 *mislti In M*‘t r.- oitnty y ater
• 4-% \ ll* is susjh t*l nt Ih it!g th* -layer
#f two men In Alabama, and th. authori
ties are h< .bug him to twlf k>n r**warl
I,as* not be. n off. r. S f.r bis c ijaurv.
NN IJimNtTTi M lid. N
Mnrriagr of >lr .1 li l.lttle nml >ll**
Horn I'ntilU.
Ocllla. G.a . Got 31—At the home of th*-
l ride a father, on Fourth street, at h
o* lock to-i,.ght. on*- of th* prettier*: horn*-
we* Id in gs took pin*. v*>r witnessed in
Oeilttt Mr .1 II latlle. Jr. aral Mi Dora
Paulk w.r- th** * or.tr. ’lng parti* •• Mbs
Dora Is the accomplish*d .laugher of Mr
Warren Paulk an*l belong* to o: *f the
old’vt. most highly and wealth*
I*-1 familbb in Irwin county. Mr J**
l.lttle rh** mom. Is a native of Wilcox
. >uid>. bur has I H*oii one >f the b Mtllng
young business nwn of tkul.a for s. veral
years, Hi.d to-day Is the mana* r <f dh
1 rg‘ mercantile firm *f Pow< 11. Bullard
Ac <;o.
The wedding whs a beautiful off *lr.
Rev. M L Lawson. jaiPt*’r of rh* ■ Uia
Haptlst Church, p* rformed the ceremony.
The presents were numerous, useful and
beautiful, and this htippy young **>upie
D gins marrl*l 11f und* r th- most flatter
lng promises of a long nn*i ha|f>y arecr.
loin.*) by the !>• st washes of hundreds of
friends.
111 l ft i l.i: THI **T IW 61 Kite
Men f'lNim Thr> ftlrre •* l** l*iu
plnycd ii *•
Indiana poll#. <* t 31.-Two #u!t# ugalnat
the bicycle trust Were Hied in the f**der .
fourt t>-d:iy. tti* plaintiff# asking for **
t-Atal *f ssn.*'o <l:vnuga#. The suit# w* r
brought by G II Thayer, Jr., and Georg**
Marble, of l*l>ni*Mfh. Th* ►* two vx • r* in
,i company, making rim at Plymouth,
which vol*l out to the tru t whi- li b*igfF
>■ Mhare# *f etork In tfi*- concern. Th*
plaintiff# ax. r that a fvirt of th* tra I*
was that they w.*re to be retain*'l i g**n
* ral manager# of the Plymouth plant and
• ach was to r* * * Ivc a s tlary *f 5 •. *•" u
\*nr The claim is made that last Mar u
I*. ti of the gen**ml managers wer* dl#
ctiarge|. their rahirie:- Ik tng paid t*
May l.
• UayrruM ftrm >te
Waycro##. Ga . Oct. 31 Th* revival
meeting- *t Trinity Church continue every
afternoon n*l night. Th**> ar*- w **!! at
(• nded an*l many an* prof**s#lng cocivei
slen
New# rorr.e# of the death of Mr R. P
Schelflfer. In Atlanta. ll* hud iron* t-.
MUinta for the purpo#© of having an opi-r
11 fton |H*rformed, nnl hi# death
, , , urred yesterday Air Hheif
f, r had teen connected w ith th.
B len her© i u In thi
machine shop#. He xv is u brotii* r-in-laxv
.f R**v M <’ Austin. j**i tor of tiw* Mcth
, iulf church t W;ire#h**ro Mi Austin
left her*- f*r Atlanta In -ft night
Wayen-## will not hav** free delivery of
mill beginning with to-morrow. > ha#
been announced. No on. her* #• •**m# tc*
know Just why. hut f h *# b* **n <leLiy*'d
for #om* days
City Cl*rk Bird will open the regi-dra
tion book# of the city at hi* *!tice tn M i
.mi. building to-morrow Th* y will be
open .luring th* month f November.
The fair and the fall term "f Superior
Court will nttni-i many peopl.- her* on
lection tiny, and a lirg. vot- i expeciol
rroiiilii' iH \iiicu*tnna Hht.
AuglHtt ’ • Oct $1 Adan lit}
to-night In th** for <f C.pt • C Flynn.
.\-clialrnn of th- PT< * c. rmrl# •-■!>, !>■
*xx.-- n his son. Mi Ivl Flynn and Mr Jo*
Hinaleton an *‘X*lohreman Th** * Mis*
.*f ihe difll uilty wa* not made public, hut
Flynn would hav** l* **n seriously out. but
for hi- watch chain Hlngl* >*-n <ut Flynn'
! iv*l tiie first #la#h h* # mu.i . and th*
, (>|„| was a*ro# the stoma, h. but th.
. ■ pft© i '
<!©cp by Flynn’a wnteh el iln 1 * l youni
men arc w©H known
Woman Indicted f*r Mnrtlrr.
Van Wert. O. * -*• M Mr Rmuii Vnr-
Ur.x xx indicted thl# cvcning for mur*
-l.r in the lir?*t *l“gre* and was Imme
diately arreste-l ni-l * - •mmited to jail
Mrs Vnnbi*-# threw vitriol in th- fa. • *f
xlb- All** Hammel. t..- lati.-r flying of
Itjoi I • '
.<n\\ Jealousy was th* < ius* f th
.-rime Mr* VanLlcw had been pronu
, . nt In society.
Mi% ftut ft iH the 4|neet.
Berlin. Oct. 31.- In *■, .!• >f the *leflnit*
•xfatemenl# In the tbinim pip’r- that
Mmperor WllHam wI!J vi • f Qu**r Vb-t<-
r, ther* is the best r. ; *r fr b* 11* vlng
it h* w 11 n*t do **. A * <mrt *ttb*'al
aid to-day to the * orr* - I*- -n-!*ut * f t
\-s*> it* and iTes* that th* xx • no -
•ml or- islon for such ( x t -it ar*l (hit the
K liser's engagements for tb* n- ar future
would prevent h
ft ll••ntll In fttlieti*.
At hen#. Ga . <*ct 31.—llafe. an employe
f th* postofh* • her*-, di* 1 thl# morning
f ? itn ling* ring llltu*## Th* funeral will
•ur to-moirow ai ibv First Methodist
Church.
THE WEATHER.
For.-ad for Thur#*l ix and Friday.
* it-orgta G.ner.dlv :• Thursday on I
Friday, variable win*
I * fern l urid* i* ally fair Thurs
,n*l f >r*t ably l i-:a • . light variable
* . rn ''x 1 r ?h- 1 ' f iy
Western Fi*** *U* S .*w rs and cooler
1 ax . light to fr*#h
M.uthe -j* • r|> vv'.f-d
-• j* i ar**hr*a i nr* alt fling weather,
t.t. pi<-. *i>> vxithtJi.i ran Thursday Fri
ll*. fair, fre.-h norh-> •n> winds
>* -rday’ W.ufti-r * Savannah—
Mux:aium t rr.peratur- - p m 7al* gree#
•l .r riMjrn f* inp- rat*. tn *> *l‘*gre#
M- in fetniM-rurur*
Normal t- rnje-r.it ru* 60 iegre ©a
1;x - **f t-uiperamr* a degree#
A umuSuted *xom ?n.-* Oct.
I lf7 degreer
\ irii il.c* <1 -x Jan
I 191 degr. ea
It (inf ill oln h
N rm il H.* Inch
i;x • v.nc-• o**t. 1 .2.25 In* he#
I i**f< 1 • an * Jan i . .k. 52 Inches
F .-r If. jH.rf Th. a r t of the ftrtvan
-1 .fi riv* r• Aug . 1 i *1 rn (75th me
r., **n tim- ay- -t-rlay xx a 77 feet, fall
..* < fO., during He pr- -ding twenty
four houi
4 r*.*r* (• /ion bu t.n Six ar.ram. i. .
f-T th- tw*r.ty-f ur tear: tiding at h a
m' 75ih In* rdi/in tim* • t 31. lfcsi.
Stations of i
Savannah l'trbf. lT*ua.jTenv fall
Nlapahfi. 'h . clear w 51 **
Albany, .bar . 5S Oh
Mr • rb us. clear ..... . T 9 M ■*
I: * i '-rS Ig* . b ar > ' *>* '**
j I i-rnvm, !* ar r*3 ftt
F*rt <altis clear . .. .0)
Gain* vllle, Fla clear .. H3 00
Mil t <; * . bar KJ : 51 oo
'..‘ultman, 1 it 51 53 ! 00
.• i.i ib. • ear Tt ♦<*• on
‘ Mtn.■ v ill* rb *r Ki *•* dl
clear j 78 tii | uO
.1 T xii Rainfall Reports—Abilene
Ph tl*> 1 C. tpa- chnstl. T
Plan ft*i 'l* ana 1 00. Dalian, 2.00;
Dul‘hn. 1 **. Lul.ru- - • Sh'-n lan. J M
* *t her T* \ * r* p.rts missing
H* .ivy Halt. F rt Rmlth. Ark, 2 70
.v • rtdan T. \ . 41 I. iltig. : "At. Duhltn.
I . Dali . < ’or u* mi. 1.00; Blanco.
%*,. j 1
St a- M ix Min Rain
Central S’nMon *t .- Tim. T-*m. fall
Atlanta .. 12 7*. T 4 on
Augusta 11 TH M J .00
c-uir *-m . . TI -d 00
Galvi- ton . .. n +: 83 1 22
Little IP* k D 82 02 ro
i lu 80 62 '*
Mobil” | * M) C 2 { .00
Montgomery .j h 82 58 .on
New Orb atis 1* **d 01
Savannah 12 ** Ti 7 .00
V ■ kst-urg 84 02 *'o
Wilmington 10 | 74 52 TO
Remark*— Temperature unchanged; rnln
over th” w.—t. rn portion of the belt;
ht-avy over Texas anl Arkansas.
N\ This K*ii” I- th- last for the sea
on of 1
o|#< rvalion 4 taken at th** same ni’>-
rnent of tlrn** at all station# o<*t. 31, 154)0,
' ‘X* r* tti 7'.th meridian time.
Name of Station. T V Rain
•
| New York city cloudy ..52 12 T
Philadelphia. *loudy ... 52 j 10 | T
Washington it - loudy 5s L 00
Norfolk, clear **2 s | T
II itteras. cloudy j 06 j 16 on
Wilmington, clear 6*. j l*i j
‘harlotte. cloudy 66 | 6 .00
Halelgh. cloiidy j 6*‘ j 6 j .no
‘ti.irb’Ston, ptly. ddy. .. 70 j 14 .OR
Atlanta, .bar 66 ll
Nugnstfi p*ly cldv | 68 L | .00
Hkivannah. cloudy | 70 | s j .00
J ck-onvllle. clear | 72 j 6 | On
Jupiter, ptly. ckly. j 7s 14 | 00
Key W si. clear 6 | .00
Tampa < lon.lv 76 L j .11
Mobile, ptly ctdv 74 6 .18
M**ntgom’r> ptly ckty. ..74 8 oi>
VI. k urg. cloudy ‘l 6 64
New mi leans, raining i 72 14 .46
Galveston, dandy 72 j 8 1.06
rpus Dhrlftl. cloudy . 72 12 44
Palestine, clear 62 6 .36
II n. Boyer,
latwil Ferv*ni Offl Ui.
At the Ol| Mtiml.
Tie house of Oustnve Eckstein A* Cos.
m k**s announcement • that th*
busines ? >f th firm will b ntlmir<l right
i!<tK at the old stand 13 and 15 Brough
ton street, w*st Mr Gustavo Eckstein,
the h. I*l of the firm will continue us here
f're an 1 the old so lon# known
to tho good people of Savannah, will .to
in. in * • * ini. : and w.iv and at *h
m< place on Hro ghton turret.
.flinni> Mantling** Pinna.
Chicago. Oct —l*t* llnt ti It John
>n of Ci. Amort.an I>* ugn* took another
‘•■fop to-.lav In tho reorganization of hie
• iseball elrrult by re ondllr.g J.im*p Mnn
i Inn of City to the ex pan (Mon
pint- Manning hus practically 1 Ided
to transfer his hall team and take up the
franchise offend at W.ushtnfton.
WHAT CAUSES DEAF
NESS.
The Principal f iitae la Curable l.m
flrnrriill) Over-looked.
Many things may cause deafness, ami
vi rv often it Is ult to trace a cauee
S.ano fteopl Inherit deafness A ute di
• •a-i-H ike arlot fever, sometime cause
•li afn* ss. But by far the most common
ause of loss of hearing is ..vnurrh of the
h* nd and throat.
\ prominent specialist on ear troubles
srtv* • as hi - opinion thit nine out of ten
u of <l* .dn* ' is trail to throat trou
ble. this is probably overstated. but it
i• certainly true that more than half of
it * a-* • of poor bearing were caused by
atarrh.
i . . itarrh.ii sedation In the nose and
throat find- it way In the Eustachian
nils ami by k*kKit.g it up very som if
fvfs th hearing arid the hardening of
he —i. 11* 'f i make-* the loss of h urtng
• rm.iif f .n;• f>. atarrh whs ti cai.s
mI th* trouble I cured.
Those who arc hard 4f hearing may
think il l- li’*;.- fnr*f-i h*-tl, but any
i>e it ill observant must have notleel
mow u l i .i * <ld in the head will affect
the h<*arh . an : that catarrh, If long neg
*• and. will • • rtatn.N in.pair th* s*-ns* of
.earing urd ultimately cause deafness
l! •he i • and throat are kept clear
and free from tie- unhealthy secretions of
atnrrh. the hearing will at ones greatly
improve. and anyone suffering from deaf
r and atarrh .an satisfy themselves
i if |Mlnt by using a flfly-eent box
f Stuart- Catarrh Tablet-, a near ca
ratrh cur* 1 . whkh in the past year has
won the approv e of thoUMind* of atarrh
offerer -a w. II as physicians, because
it I in convenient form to use. contains
i • co ili • or opi iip and Is as safe and
P I'ut.t l r children us for their elders.
Si’, irt’e Catarrh Tablets is * wholesome
• oiiiMnat’.on of Blond r*xt, Guabteol, Eu*
■ ■!•*' ! dfvi milar •jn?!s , 'ptt* , s. .•?*-! thev
. itarrh uid catarrhs! deafness b>
i;• *n ip*.‘o Cm blood un i mucous num
>l uu ot the i •' e and throat
As *> ph> i ian i€l> expresses It
You k> not Imu- to draw upon the itn
mination to and over whether you are
cettaig benefit from Stuart’s Catarrh
Tablets. In i rovcmr ni and relief .ire ap
parent from h> first tablet taken.
All drugg!*ts I and r* ***>nm nd them
I Tii* v t - **t but fifty cent* for full-wtzcd
In knu*. *nd .• i.n catarrh sufferer who
j bn- waited time and m*ne> on sprays,
aUi- und |<w.l t will appreciate to the
i full i lw mrU of tkuarftt Catarrh Tab
let#
The First Bargains of the Month!
And November is a month of need and necessity. Comfort and health count first
in the biting winter. Here are some bargains in real values that will dazzle even the
old shopper:
MONSTER KID GLOVE. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR SALE.
GLOVES- 7C p
Txvo-cl.isp Kid Glove# all *v|or#. Ilh) I ■| _
value. To-day, pair I W U
GLOVES-
Th<- Tampa KM (llovi. >v*ry pair war.,in- A | HU
trM. *: SO valur, all color* an.l .-Ii i>. !1i- XI 111 l
y1 1 uj
Rainy-day Skirts-
Made of hc.ivy wool mixture, plain or
pl-ld hick, equal lo nny tallor-md# skin.
$3.98
Separate Dress Skirts,
All-wool Cheviot Serge, new Inverted
plait bi* k flare flounce at bottom, pern*
line lining, regular $1.50 bklrt. at
$3.98
BLACK DRESS GOODSfSPECIALS
38*inch lilack Camel’# Hair Homespun—
apier.dld black, and good weight for talior
m ole# or skirt#, worth 85c. special per
yn rd
49c
Hlack Cheviot— Hrlly all-wool, hoxvy
quality a po.l one lor wktrt" worth •>•;
poclnl. |—r yard
39c
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
S.|n<-h Home,pun croyw. cator,
brownr and bluos; ono (A the popular
weaver., worth TV: rprclal. per yard
50c
Wool Novrltks —Come In all color* and
small mlx-d effect., very dealrabla for
, htldrrn. rpwrUl price, per yard
25c
H it B ULL SISI
The Leader of Low/ Prices,
rou'-miK' -nirTT f.hh.
A Sftvnnn.il l.tiftlv an J<lB In
Floral Pnrndr.
I'nlitfnLnift, On , o*t. 31 —Th# thlr<l <l*>
of th*’ flr nns thr mofl nueernsful yet.
there (nßn 13,<0 vltHor* to the elty The
train* alone l>ro<i*chl l to-day 6.000 Thi
floral paru.le to-<lay. -he main feature
nan a beautiful auceen*. Minn Annie Oir
raril'n trap won (he tlrst prize of .V> The
ju<lK<w were Mr. Albert H Ware of op*
Ika, Mr* N F Jarkaon of Savannah, an.l
Mayor E. J Smith of Athens The beau
tiful floral ball ocmrr.d to-nlkht Tin
weather continue* aplendld. The ■ rove nine
feature of the fair will b*- military flay
TrlJay
IIRHOES ABE MIOBT-I.IVf'.O.
Thone of the War With Apnln Were
Bit- Little Iftft the I*ablle Eye.
From the Chleaini Chronicle
Il has been frequently remarked of late
that the fame achieved by those enMk’d
In the recent war with Bputn has be. n
e*cee.llnely cvantrflil Scarcely one of
them Is a hero o-flay Admiral Dewey,
until he came home, wan one of the m e
lbllme heroes of modern time*. Tti.-n he
b, an to blunder, nntl while his achlev.--
nient In Manila liav ar* yet honored i
ha? decended In a (treat measure from
the hlch J’flestal upon which Amerl a
hi*l pl,-e him The world ranK w*<h
Ihe acclaim of Hobson until he heaan hi*
klsslnK cumpalßn at home, then h<* *■
came the public Inukhlnp to.k. Ibosc
v<lt w.,a thought to be hero dy*l deep
In the wool, but the rapblltv with wl |ch
he climbed to the heights nf fame was
a funeral march In comparison with his
shoot down the toboggan slide to erth
again. Ar,.f so It is all through the list
Vo sooner had a man tven s, t up for
public worship than his fellow-country
men found he was hut common c y, and
turned their hacks on him
II wasn't so with the heroes pr educed
hv the war between the North and South
e*|e tally With those who were In fivr
It Ihe close of Ihe conflict. Meet of them
retain public respe. t even down to the
present day There Is only one was 1
kr.*w lo account for this dlff-rence In the
mold nf heroes. During the flv.- year* f
,-lvil conflict men rose and fell or.rt a |svr
of natural selection went on A
.•nd of the war the men In Command of ihe
armies of .loth sides were there because
. had bewn tried an*l found truo G out,
Sherman, and Sheridan, the three gro.t
captain* of the Federal cause md R* l>ert
li I.ee, the grand chieftain of the Booth,
who rose colossal even In defe.i hid
triumphed over aJI th-lr detractor* and
their laur. Iw did not wither away In the
fierce limelight of publicity If th. w r
with Spain had been proiracle I through
a number of years perhaps men of luge
-mur* would hive been produced, but In
ih it .l.cp struggle opportunities came
only to those who happened to be In com
mand with no chance for the rifling
process to take -dace.
a winking Bridge l-lcr.
From the Engineering News
An unyielding foundation Is genemliy
considered n prime essential to the *uc
c-*sful operatbm of a swing brldg. . but
in a paper which has r. ently appeared
in Ihe • ■ |ro*-eedlt.g* of the Institution of
,-lvil Engineers of tlreat ilrlt*,ln" J*,hri
A Saner, engineer of the Wcav* r Navi
gation. nt Northwlch. England, describe.
I. -wing brlilge design which seems to
overcome succaaafullv the usual .lifllcul
,, atlenskurt upon a yl.-l.llng foundation
In the dlslrlci surmunding the town of
Northwlch. whera the bridges described
.re located, the ground is undrrmtnrd b
.alt mine workings and Is subject n>
a gradual subsidence due to esusew which
Mr Saner describes in hi* paper At the
locality of the bridge thl* *iii<*l.|etu-e h*
aTernge*! for a long i<ertod about four and
one-half Inches cu h year
It l* plainly evident that, under the,,,
on,llllons. a swing hrelg.* with the u*u,
pivot pier construction woul.l endure ,
material decrease In It* clear h>w.|way
above the water level after a few years,
i ite.
I SILK PECIALS.
Taff. ltt Silk All ■ !or< m l black, !•*-
eluding the pfi#tel , i.i b- Th gru b- i
| strictly id "ilk *n*i i -Hi quuiity. ••i K • *
j only i* r x ir*l
50c
Black I’* .*u - Si Ti# i our t- u: r
; -I*4l ir <ll j.•! It> .id- ilk ii-l fit* -oft iinifch;
>l** 1 il. only p* r > url
75 c
NEW VELOURS
AND FLANNELETTES.
Mercerised Flu (.-:* : Üb-h • mHm*
tlon# in ii-vx u-* ill -it ••lain ant
1 fancy strip* is 1 -1 kv o t.-h. r-* lly
worth .*• v 1 i*i . • 1 ii at. > i \
10c
New U r p,“r I',iii *1- '’ -Black and
colored ground, with >1 * *■'*'• fac* > •ot *
uml atrip* • . *• l * rvl *M* fabric,
with h *vx 1 ii- r- illy worth 12 xuri;
gran-1 #fx** il at van!
6 dc
*
PRINTING
Thl: Lithograph and Printing: Department of the Morning <
News i> one of the larife.wt in the South. It Is equipped ,
to do the bc.st work in all branches of printing. Its plant ,
is modern mid is operated by skilled people ... ,
; BANK BOOKS- !
bank Ibviks of all kinds I* our specialty.
I .'lucks Dep.K'lt SUP" and g> neral Ivank j
1 malionery the Morning New* does tn a
uperlor style An.l no bank. I- matters ,
,-ot how sm-ill. should be without our (
llihngr iph check books.
’ MAN v •AC .■•. /RING PLANTS - |
\Y* mnk*' a rp©- t*lt yof riolni? rut work <
xx . II a# lithoftraph w< rk for all m-tnti
) (urlmr flnnt©. not only In Georgia, but J
> \;.itMima Florida and the Carolina#,
. lil- r thl# held I# embraced Guar.o Far- <
(i !‘i*.iv Work#. IMa-entlne Flam#. <
. iw Mill#. Foundrlr#. Breweries. Marhlne
> Shi *. In fart all kind# of enterprise# ol (
> this character.
J COMMERCIAL WORK
c \ busln*'## man. no mailer where he does <
i ii-in j*. * ain’t afford to l© without neat <
iat ion* ry If h© k-cx© nothlnj? btit #ll .
) i* ggs ho ought to have It. The Morning
1 Nt xv# mike# a #p#*< laity of doing nf'at job#
r country m.rrhant# And it ink** <
) ' [pleasure In sending samples with prices <
•X* rom selection# may b*- made.
* COUNTY RECORDS—
> v**rr Books for counties. Tax Books. <
lal Stationery for town# nnd cities.
) la-gal Blank# and Form# of every detertp- <
> 'ti n vx-*- ar* *<|tilp|Kd to do quickly ar.d "
| heap and well <
’ LITHOGRAPHING-
Lithographing l- a branch of the business <
> t lar:*-t ©•tatdlshment tn rhe Mate <
> ird I operated by the best artist# in the
ii try We cheerfully furnish estimate#
J tthmlt ample # or ltthognph work* <
When w ritinj: to ut addre** the riorninß News Job De- <
* parfment. Do not think that you are consuming our time by
> asking us questions and writing for estimates. Whether we *
* get your order or not. we shall be glad to offer the best we
, have. *
MorniiiQ Xcws -lob Department,
SAVANNAH. CA.
McDonough & hallantyne, W
Iron Founders, Machinists,
iftMtsk.iuitb., • 11c r iu. i**n, wsnufa emrers af SlsUon- "
•rv sail I'wuibU kagliM, erlleal asd Asp nuantwg *2, ■ -
ters Mill, Sags r Mill .J Csss. Ska (Hag. Palter*, 'ls
TELEPHONE NO. *23.
encounter* and It ’ tw<* -wit- bridge*
ot N. rthwi ii Mr s' •r de i-!• • I M tn* et
ti:* problem of ? .'* •!• t < • t> mv v
.i.’ Mtly with n mi* *m |>lv. j‘ r aid
*’i Hutini* n i * * 1 •* M.jpport the
sw.ng >i*an n ir .liar toe) i*>ntoon float
ing In the water
To steiwl> the I (Mm *r to keep the pon
toon upon an * v nkl if w* may proper
ly so term it inl * Kn.iintaln the turn*
Inc point or | v* • of tin *;-*ar in ti *>n- 1
stant |-)iltlot ti .rul it roller girder
w .1.. of * our < • • t with t ‘it -or# w p|i*
as the grouo.l *ul-ii a. the piles were
provided at their top* with an arrange
ment by which their length U tncraeod
UNDERWEAR—
A I AW
1.. -i nyptl.in cotton. Wtr value e k*i-\|
wli uu
hosiery— Or
1.i.1l- Fancy (’otton Hose, plain odor 1 *
XI 1 - pa If • mm \3 0
51.25 Wrappers,
M*.lc of v.-ry K.ol quality Flannel, tt*
. il.irat.ly inmmc ! with t.r.11 on > u ke
. ip. ■ and collar, ,le p flounce,
98c
$2.00 Wrappers,
Made of very flue qu.illly Flannel, li. o
tiie liiteal French (lannel effect ,|e...
flounce ~nd ehoul.ler c,i|. *, trimmed viuh
a very fine qunlity braid.
51.25
WOOL DRESS AND
WAIST FLANNELS.
French Tricot Walal FUntMle- Bx
quality, pure wool Trloot. In all hi!
tumc o*w color#, would t*e cheap c
I * r yard; apeclal. per varl
39c
Dotted French Fi.innH#—Rich In *j .
ty. handsome coloring- The exact, uji * .
date flannel for fashlonahl** wii*!#. ft.
wrorth F* |H-r yard, spe dnl. pe v,,r-l
SALE OF TOILET SOAPS.
Vlob-tn Toilet Boap, 3 *ik # In box
per l*ox o
Turkish Bath Soap, cake ,v
Faimlll© H ip with wash rag
Glyi *rlr,** Toll* t Soap ier rak*
Ci iddock - Blu* M.dl it*d Toilet S*.p
us g*xxl n> Ctrl ura. |>er cak* .
SPECIAL.
Five #txle* Ladle#’ Trlmroed All \Vo
Flannel W.ilsir in golf red. navy. 1
cantor and blu k. honeatly worth sl.U’ to
day
95c
'.i th** grouml selde*. The whole tr
i .iMgi rn* tit ;* a very simple on** an I * *
fir a* the evidence now In h ir*l ►"* *
ee#*nie* to he n very eu oeeeful on** for
Pur|oee lntend*‘l Instances wtil o* *r
in th' practice of miiny hrnlgp engn*’*"
where th* cor.dlrtona of securing w?ft *
b!e pivot pier foundation are very or* r
one and It will repay them to rnak* *
mrmal note for future use of the ftru
lure described f
—One thousand dollars was paid , ** l
week at a Kansas City atock aalc iOT a
Hereford bull calf.