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TO EXAMINE 28-FOOT PROJECT.
|I(MRII III' I VI.IMT M IM I H F.H*
MEET* IN VWtNNtH rO.|M\.
Thr Report of Ihr Hoard Expected
to hr H rail % lor *alunlloa fon
grr*> Enrlx in llrrrmhrr—C.rßrral
Wilson's annual llr|orl Mernm
men.la Thill SUII.-..1.M.-7 of Former
AfifiroiiriHflon. Held I |i Do account
of larlrr t nse hr Xlade Avnllablr
and That hr N |i|irofirlaird
for Maintenance of hnanrl—Ex
tracts lahrn Trmi ‘ hirf T.nul
nrrr'a Hrjiorl Hclatlns <•> Hlor
anil Hnrhor Imprnsrmenl* In Till*
!rr • li.
Thf* I' ir If *ncJr#**r offWr* appoint* 1
p-im* lilt - >. ■ *• n*.ik* i r* pximinatlon
nf fl * in )• t |>i •jh 'J ty < *n Gliimor*
In !"' f r * . innp., tw**nty-*lgh! f‘*t In
6*pth from i~\.inruh in lh* •*- will
in U>*<liy
Th •• !>* th* Inform ilnn in
I • *or from G*n John M • hl*f ■ ?
th# Knfln*rr *f ih* I*nlt**<! S
Army, to ronirtiimm L*?t* r. r*p|yin*
to a l*ti#T of Inquiry by tho latter ** to
th# cau## of th# <!#•>’ In th*
of th© boar<l Qw Wtlaon *• t#ln hi?
letter than On Hair.##. who \* rhalrmat
of th# board, had Inf rmH him that ho
h*4 mad*' an tar * * t off rt to call th ■
|x>ard i©*#th# but that I ? *1 b* on p*
v#nt#<l by th* a K * t *of %pt Gill#tt# in
New York, whr .• h* hot ' •' recently j
h-en i umrrv !> I I th. t ;•! •"M 'o |
tMllfV in ihr Or ■' . • i.ivnor cae*
IT- n hr siat.d. Ii- 'l I" hax* mr ,
report res.tx to |>r. -'l l In ttm* for ll*
submission m Congress early In De, *m-
Hr
0i Wilson av* that on rrrript of Col i
Lester's |rii*r hr telegraphed On
Hainan and ihr lailrr replied that ihr
board nould tnrrl. Monlax. Nov \ on
■vhloh day 1 ap< Gllle te h*i reported th*'
hr would hr on hand It I* Co' Lester *
I r.drrmndlt ft that the board l* required
to mrrt in Savannah Cept 0111*0** r*-
blenc* w.ie telephon'd loet night, however
anil It was stated ihi hr was not In ihr
• n. mid that It was not known when n.
would return
Iti vifvt of th#* p*n#ral ur*i#rM andin*
b*tw*#n th# V.ar D*p*rtm-nt n1 ('on-
K r#r* that there *to b* ft'r anl hiu
b r Mil r?*#<J during the early ut- 1 f
th# . nmlng short it m\ be n
-o know of the te Dinm-'r
danone of the chief of engineer* lelath*
t rner *i> b .rhnr Impiov*irunts In ?a
\annih hrb *r and contiguous w iterwny*
The chief r.t ertaiueers* doe* not tneiude In
bl* Annual r j>* rt many epecift*- re om
mendattor tor the new pioject tor th*
improvement cf Savannah harbor now un
der consideration. He alludes to It. h-w
ever, in hl general but l*r*
vene i from g*>ing Into detail*, pen ling
ipnUl report on tno subject from th**
board of officers of which I’eter '
Hatneh. division engineer is chairman
This bond consisting of Col H*ln< .
Cap? lillh tte ct |td\.innah and *a| t Ab
boif. Matkxel at Charleston, ie *uppo#e*;
to b*‘ at work on the subject now. al
though they were delay'd In their delib
erations 4> Col Maine* u o fiotuin
♦d in Haltimore by other official business
At the \S ir Dei-artment the chief of *-n-
Itirecrs e*>s the Maine* board will un
doubted v have th* trfo t ready leior*i
Congress .onvene*, so that the romroittee
on Htver* and Harbor- It. ttv Hou>e an t
the Cocnmerct i’ommHt* *f th* S*iii *
wi.l i iropls tupplb l with ini' rmm 0.1
ii- 10 the feasibl.itv of continuing the im
prow mnt* ir. Savamah ha’b-r * rding
o in* . ici i. i>'4M- m who her cuang s
are necissary to - arty the proj* t t a
aucceasfui con luflon.
Th** rhlrt of ♦ nglii*-**! j* it ina
lh’ unfxpemJ> <1 l>.ln *' ol $1H5.1.’4 .7 on
har-1 Appropriated for Bv.nnah .ir *i
ivnl h wjjn heli up twcau*!* of *h* # oni|li*
calon* *urtotiiuttr>ir the Carter a-e. Ih>
tna-1* available, and It 'lU!loti h* ret- in
m nde ?>• '•* f>r m.ilntenan* * 1 )f Improv**-
m* n? to be expended during the >ear and.
In* June 2* iiXC Of courae it Ip exj**ot<Nl
t •
made during the coroli.K Coour*?* bnard
on the report of the Halits* board
tk>me atru is are given In from h
report of the chief of engineer? upon mat
ters relating to riser atal harbor Improve
ment in this aertion.
“Dredging it states, “has been con
tinued throughout i re year. 880,000 cubic
yarda of mitenal having been removed
tinea July. IK** Tin* removal of this
large amount of material has Jus: about
kept up with the shoaling, and at the
ioae of the year there Is reported 19' :
feel at mean low water on the worst
ahoal which Is at Tybee Knoll Above
the Ocean Steamships wharvea there Is
17 fe to the upper end of tne harbor.
The .nslde route to Beaufort, through Mud
river, was opened to a depth of about
•lx feet • • •
'At the end of the fiscal >ear D99 ih**
channel from Savannah to Augtista -was
In fair condition somo snags requiring
removal The proje. r depth of Use few
however, could not he carried above Brig
ham # bar, fifty milt* below Augusta.
The work done iuriiicr ihe fiscal year jut
closed resulted la remnv im; from the
channel the moral of the snag#. Three
training dike# were built which have ap
parently tarried ihe |>roJ.-rt depth f five
ten about twenty-five mile# nearer Au
gusta Furth# r snagging is need'd
There la an unexpended balance of ITI -
®w. nd HOI,fIDD In addition la recommend
a.l lor t:ia next fiscal year
At tha close of tha fiscal yaar im th
channel abova Augusta was in fair con
dition. Pom- nif required removal and
ehnis needed attention Work during the
yaar tonalal-A In blasting out channel*
through thoai* ar.A mg over bans
In* trera Avery drided improvament
In tha channel was maAa Only IJ *W la
raconmami-i fur th- next ii „ ~
•AAltlon to th unexpended balance of
MM
Dredging under contract on Dohoy Bar
begon April !>. 1900. At the clone of the
flacal year 47.000 cubic yard- of material
had twrn removed The amount expanded
to June Jo. 1X99. wae ISHDTO The fund#
appropriated will complete -he channel
and maintain tt until June So. lsui T'>
maim tin It (he following vear I! ta eall
toMted that JJO.OOO u 11! be r;r et
The available balance l# SlT.tSOd. in ad
dition JSO.rtrt i# recommended
Darien lUrt>or-At the end of the fir. !
year the dredging had maintained fitrty
well The aptirdatn# .-onatructed had ap
parently tieen of little effe-t and were
practically gone During the past year
there wae removed by dredgm* under
central! t 09.790,3 cubic yard# of material
at u coat of *9.5*1 M The , uanne; net I
further dredging. e#peri|]y jn 3 portion
leading to the Lower Ridge Mill An ap
proprlatlor. of tixoro recommended
Bntnswirlt Harbor—At the end of the
flacal year 1‘99 i-am I of the projera war
completed and the lower part of Eaat
river had been dredged to fifteen feet
Item# : end 3 and the dredging In Turtle
river had not been done. The channel
we# not #e f-ma.titan.lr.g No work wa,
Uot.c during the pa# !t#ctl ytar The
ch.inn.l ha# <3* i, riota'*d and a contract
wa# made for dredging
The ui nla'. li balar.cv. 112#. recommend
ed 510.000 for maintenance
The d.a'ance from Savannah to Fernau
dm a by th> lh*i:le route 1* de#crihd a
About ld> mi># Touching aa Darien * n
route incteaee# the dietance hy abou
twenty mile# ar.d vt Brimewrtck bv about
twelve mile# In i ■ nrlgi-al condition th
ehannel depth wa# le # than flic feet at
mean low water In eomr place* The or
iginal project of Improvement adopted tn
3 V 92. provide* for the e# abllehmcnt of a
charnel *ever. feet deep *t mean low water
between Savannah. fJa , an*l Fcrnarxltn •
Fla This i* to be accompllehel by th*
improvement of lt >tii*'riy mareh. M i*l
liver, Lltil* Mu I river and Jekvl cm * •
I y mean* .f dr*sigtng and the i -tu
tion of cloaure ilam* ar.d training wa
of brus.’i mattrrue, loaded with rii-r ji.
Mtonw The estimated cost of the tmpr>>v *•
runt l* liu* •*'*• provid**l that t * entire
*um if made ai m e available. If fur. t -
are made avatiatde in sma ier an unis i*■
umi *f ttie improvement will b* *r. i • *
I tevlouft to th* adoption f th*~ l ,r,| Je
vork ha<l b* en done >ai what l* imw part
of the Inatte rout* ,n njw*nlMK I*-arm • ?
cut through Rontarly mar*tes
The total amount xp i b*l on the In.- d*
!OUe prop t up t*. .lull* *• lA'*?* w I IP
fc*.4 11; prevtou to this I7i.be”, making a
t tal of S)K *7 5 P At the •nd of i • ti
a. year P'* tft* dpth f cut througn
Itommiv rmiist.* .'* l iM rior i'* I •*
about three ~t 1 -.ns alf fe** but ha Ib>
.-fra **i In width The channel in J*k>l
creek hud detenmt# I to five f**-t 11-
nit through Mud river had <•* been *om
pU tcd The value nf the commer< * par>
mg hr*ug this rout** "a- estimated In
KH* iit b. tween I *“•** and per an
nun. For USf* if l eatimM “and t about
vti tons of me rchan*li*e va’u*d i‘ S
nd 17* ► r *' fr**t. r*"a i measure
of timber valued at sl.N"n- >f
tills ,'ommff" f over the whole ex
tent nf me route
The preliminary examination and * ir
vey of the inn**r barhor F* *n"vvj \
require*! by |h* rivr har.or n r
Q ( Mm, n S l'e*. were rr>*l* by the to. al
engineer *'‘apt Cae*iu* K #. letf* *’*r; •
..f Kn*in*ai.. .nil rapori* ih'-r'-.-n
Mar'll JT .wl Oct 11. 1* r**Paiiv#ljf
*ijlxnHl.l A plan fi it
an no*l of 11. T-*. t - pr' anl*-l
-i[.t .Jll.rf. w.• <ilm> . har"l win
tlm duly f.f rrakUiu a nrv*y nf Bruns
wick Outer for, * recjulred M f u** r * v * r
and l.ar* r a • *f Mar h P*'* ni and if
p. •dt ~ rep rt on ( h* r*- >*r will t>o
- io*r..tied in t.me for imnsmlfinn to
(’on*r**s.- t its exf session
The *o< l oftl er • also • urged with
th* djty of making preliminary • \ tmln i
tlonw of the following I*V I Itles. t* quire*!
hy the emergency river nnd hgrhor *
of fun.' iso* and if possible repor
thereon will be euhmlfte*! in time for
tf-risrnlfpnm to <'or.gr*-ss af it* l next se
el- ■. 1 Savannah bar'•*•. * *“rg w!
a \je to a re-examinotlon of th** plan for
bopening slid harbor, a *ibm*tte*l in
s report of the chief of engineers for
iv nnd report as to what change* •>.
m.idifl Mtk . • If any. are ne-. --.ir> ’
carrv out said plan • Bklddawav N*r
roH* Bout I Carollr ♦ cnttnectlng th** I*lo
of Hope river with Burns:de river f •
i channel 7*. fe# t W.de an*! k feet le#p Of
meon low water
There l* an unexpended b.tlan e of I •
I?* - * for removing the water hyacinths from
the river- of Florida, but no recommend ■-
tion is m *le for n additional appropr:*-
fion
tniOM.CU WI\TEB <• 111-I*l LFA.
North and koutli < uaseellni Una.
X\ 111 In.aguratr Them Nov. lit.
The Plant Rvatani official*. who att-rt I-
I iha wlntar schedule meeting In Wh
ir.gton on Nov 1 and Nov. Z hava reiurn
,d to tha cWv B*pre#entin* tha evitem
at tna meeting. ware Frasidant R. *1
Erwin On Ptipt W P Dennam. Tae
rnger Traffic Manager ft W Wrenn and
Superintendent of Transportjtloti W -1
Hulow Mr Erwin iaft % ester da v aft- -
i„an for Tamp# having bean in tha city
hue n short whlla
Tha Plant Pys am. tha Atlantic Cnasi
l.ina, the Poutharn Hallway and tha Penn
ylvanla Railroad war- wall r-praaan 1
;,i tha meeting Th- official* da. I.ltd upon
I pta tl.illy th- tam- plan for tlta opera
lain ol tha Winter tra n- a* the win t
ptavallad last season Tha through train
will ha run u- before u.d. at 4hla -i i
uf tha run. thera will h- pra-u ally no
hnnga* In tha train* # they are f pr-*-
ml oiwrat-d Tha tu-h-dulee of all will
b* .ibout the ?Hm’.
Tne change th* schedules will be omw
effective >it Nov On Jan II the win
ter vestibule trains t\.l he piit on
magnificent trains arc alwava freely pi:-
ron is e#l by the tourists least season they
were put in service few daya later
timti they will be next January.
Trains Hun TANARUS Past.
Residents of the southern section whose
horn*? are In the neighborhood of the
Plant System's tracks air wondering what
has I-.--'me of the ordlfunce requiring
trains to slow up on entering the corpo
rate limits and to keep down their M* * I
until they get out of them The killing
of the negro man by n train at Thirt%-
Hfth street i day or two hko .iroueed
comment upon the hpeei , win h they
run. and residents say it should be mod
erated.
The earnings of the Central of Georgia
Hallway for the third week of October
were $158.33*. against 1148 sno last year
and from Jan 1 to the end of the thir I
week. $5,078,818. agatnst 14.444..TW for the
corresponding persiil in ISW The Inoreae**
tor the week was $11,520.
AT TMK THEATVN.
Ili ait nig Dramatic Company Open*
Its ICngaicement To-night.
The Pratinlg Dramatic Company will
open a five-nights' and four matinees en
gagement to-night The opening play iw
l4vren e Mnrston's drama ' Credit lx>r
nine * The Braunlg Company, in which
Miss Diuiee Mitchell Is t. e |e4ling ad\ is
|nd<*rse<l as one of the bept repertoire com
(sanies of the do> It is made up of com
pete.* actors, and with repertoire of
pcpular plays. l?s- engagement will hardly
l!l f.. l ■ H : i • f . OP.*
Wagenha’.s and Kemper will present
Mr Lsmta James an I Mbs Kvhryn K.-l
,jor. in a production of A Midsummer
Night's Preom." at the Theater Mondav.
Nov 12 Tii- x ilef and sp tal mic. s
of the production is said to he the lealixn
tfon of the fairy s* enes which is dine hy
the employment of w il traiie<i rhorua
and ballet arched by thousand* of tiny
elec'rlc lights of vanegated colors Most
of th< M**ndels*ohn music is used and th*
seefierv Is especially magnificent, show
ing a panorama Stt feet long The dr eas
ing sand all appointments are m thorough
keeping with the scenery The mpany
surrounding th sf.irs is a notnbb one.
nnd jc .tides Norman Hackeit. Robert
Hytin Jane Oakes Kthel Browning. Mis*
Brooke. Ashley Miller, etc. The cofopany
lnc!u*lfw seventy-five
IVI I.TEI* X UNITE WOM XV
Xigra f baaed Into n hwamp hy n
l'n##r and Killed.
Fort Meade. Fla.. Nov t —New# ha#
jut reached here of the killing by a
porae. of an unknown negro at Tiger Buy.
a phoaphate mining camp in till* county
The Information !* meagre and none of
the name# can be a-certatn'd to-night
The negro offered an Intuit to a young
married woman but wa# frightened
away He wa# followed by .evrrol men
who had u#embled during the alarm and
it 1* *d he wa# rhaeed into a awamp
and ehot at eeveral time# by member# of
the poe
Your Liver
Will be rou#ed to It# natural dut!#
and your blllouaueti. b. ada hi- at !
toustlpatlou be cured If you Uk<
Hood’s Pills
bold by *ll druggists. 22 cents.
THF. MOKNIKG NEWS: MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1900.
NEED BE NO ALARM.
(f'oMln iel from First I’age )
in*, eortob.e t .in i me titled !. ilty 10
, ountlv t> the to • e -f Hi* **• dng * 1
. xini|ii* *1 •* and -ctrtre *f ChfLt cm this
. Jr I J% iid’Tii ;.tiny C. d**r.s. i In th a
nut '-.•nten * I:* and. r to <‘.i* a; h-
I:.: g-N that am *■*• .f‘s. nd t. Ocsl the
, h I , i— I 'he lieioL.it >
•piesuone*! Ji i whether it w.*h lawful
<:' i*. >tt H;;• P * • •* a* ?at H>
q * -'i n. i t „.* to ensnare Him In
HI- v. r.l . • l: • udni It- i t.e ot*
it gat Imi t. V- • . V' ar< . *1 I .* In-
iiioi of i • Je* . who *J* . med It un
lawful to i* iv trllmt* to * a* mil* • and
Ii *.atru is nier If He d-ni- 1 tfi* ol ii
gallon, he wouVl hiv* Incurred ih* v*n
g. . r.. * i.■ |;. , ||* t> i * t . rrc m* ,
reply Wh.-u .“Ibn.'l hi- advetMin**
Render **
C;* sr • and t> (**.! the thing* that at*
Hod s' It. it. - bort *t< • me. our B *v-
J f *|< .1 .J, • i 1.. iUti* we owe to
Hil l t. * f *untrv. and point* ot
th*- r* p it.* iiima of church an*l -tit,
on our nbediet. e
in (in iv r i-.on I’etet t asked b\
the mx , ■wne’.-icr hi? mar ter
would i.v i..•• iribuu ma vor not I>-
i a * nd ou
Lord * *>i firmed Hi *li* i|.e> *tatem*n*
by p.aylt;g t;v tx tnouKu Hi* poverty
oMig*d ilun *• w -rk miracle to pr -
- urc th** ne t.* And yet He might hav* j
•x* mp * • Hitne* f from th** payment f
the nx oi t • ground of Hi. poverty and
of lit* royal origin, for as He. Him*e|f
remaiked on that ciccarum, taxe* ai*
ievie*! not on th* son*, but on the iubjeef*
of th* Ktiv and He was the fc*n of thr
King **f K.ng* Wha i |e -on <t|f Lor*!
give? to us minis ers of the gospel tn
if - ito . i'll It remind* us that w
who nr** ippointed t pr* an to men their
lutp toward .sl that w** should t
•
luvalty M1..1 fid* d> v to our * vmwry
T • Apo-übfs n'ho th** yoba of their
Ma-ter Tvt evety -. i. -ay* Bt Paul.
f'* subp •* the higher power*, for
th*te> is no jower hut from God There
to it* l.e wn* res.stetn the power, re*i*f
*h the ordinal • of 0 -1. ti I they wao
r*M- pu/.i i f.r themseivrs -hmiui
tion Herub r therefore, to ail their dues,
tribute whom trloute i* do*, custotn
to whom cug tom f*wr to whom f*‘ r
honor t w nom honor.“ B* ye suhje r.“
B* P*ter. to *very human treitur**
for God’s sake, whether to the King a
ex< elling. or to Governor* us sent by Him
for th*- pum*nment of e\ti-*Ki*rs. nd for
th* pri.*- of them t.aar do well This
•bort *e*itenre ‘“There i- no authority
bi* from God ' has contributed more ef
t* • tuallv tr* the stability of government
and to the p. ace and order of society than
mai ling armies nnd all tho vo.umcs ever
written on the pr.r. ip|c of government
It ennoble* obedience o constitut**d au
thor, tv by representing tt not as an a't
of servility to man. bu of homage to G<i
P sh***l * hi-* around rulers an*! magi
trates. b> bolding t aem up to us minle
i t*-r * of Go j, i: Invests all I* gitimate law*
with divine sanction by an appeal to
our < •*!*< I*U.C**
We know with what scrupulous fidelity
flic early Chri!tl.in.t carried out the ,r>-
Junctlons of th> Apostles b\‘ their observ
ance of iio law* of the Itoman empire
Now. If the primitive Christians had so
nm- h reverence tor the civil magistrate*.
In whose election ills)' certainly had no
vok e and if thev weie so *•> lenttous In
observing the laws of tne Roman empire,
which often Inflicted on them rums and
disabilities, how much more re-pect should
I th*- American cltiaen entertain for our
c|\U rulers, In whose election he actively
participate*. .<i l who are the creatures
of his choice, and with w-aat alacrity he
should fulfil the laws which *r framed
solely for hb peace and protection, and
for the. welfare of the . tnmonw.alth
i uunlri \r%t to <•*(.
Next to God. our countrv should hold
the strongest place In ur affections.
Wuen w retlei-t on the Inestimable Me >.
mgs we t njoy under our system of gov.
eminent, when we consider the civil free
dom w .hl- h Is shared by e\ ery clUaen and
the liberty w* p<se? -of worshiping the
fod of our fathers without let or hin
drance when wo consider the protection
without c.-pionige which surrounds our
; person n i property, w hen wo reflect on
; our unpaiaib lod miterial prosperity and
i the f.i- i'.ities which are accorded to every
ludtistttons man to earn • competence
and that no citizen I* debarred by the con
gtßutton from competing for position* of
I the highest ink. w hen we reflect on alf
this. It should be our delight, as well as
our duty, to all In our power to |er
petuate our political Ins tit tit lon* and to
avert n\ dung* r that may threaten to
assail 4 hgm.
1 In contemplating thee bk*sing*. we an
no* surprise.l to find that every American
citizen le proud of his countn her his
tory and the r**v<>rd of her Illustrious men
His bo uliy is .-s vetwmei t and demon
| strative than it used to be. blit after all
that. It Is none th** .*'*>‘ deep and earnest
IVrhnps it is only when an American
travels abroad that he fully realise* how
deep-rooted is his love for hi* native |*nd
The sentiment of patriotism watch may
f*e dormant at home, t* aroused and
quickened on foreign shores The sight
of the American flag flying from the mast
i of a ship In mid or- an or In some foreign
port, awakes an unwonted emotion and
| enthusiasm
Det . It lien from Maine meet a citizen
1 from California on th** bank* of the Tiber
| or on the shores of the Bosphorus, they
will at once forge* that a* vim** they live
ml * apart all state lines .ire oblit
erated. party differences are laid aside,
religious animosities (If an\ had existed)
•re extinguished Thev will warm v clasp
hands aid will remember only that thev
are American citizens and children of the
same mother
The interest whi h an American feels
in a presidential eltction or any other Im
portant domestic event 1* intensified when
he is abroad ' Distance bni* enchant
ment to the w ene While traveling
through the Tyrol m I** I had a nature.
deMre to ascertain who was nominated
f*K the president y. but In that country
news travels very slowly reaching
Innspruck 1 learned Hint Mr Garfield
had received the Republican nomination
and I got my information from on Auwl
. in student burled in the cloisters of u
seminary, and to hnn the outside world
wa* apparently dead How he got his
information 1 never discovered, and 1
dare say his profeweors were equally in
the dark Hut 1 do know that the news
was correct
I'artiea \r- Kane filial.
On next Tuesdai an election will be heUl
throughout the t’nlied States for the
. ■ •
There are two * arwHdatea tor the presl
den>. Mr McKinley and Mt Bryan Of
• ourse. only one candidate will le sue
l) U 1 th*- effort •• Mrwi 1
have been expended In vain. Immense
outlays of money will have been squan
der *l. and the *iator\ of manv distin
4iitshed sf*eak*-rs will have wa*t*d its
>w*ctnss> on the desert air.
I earn**; i ho;e i r the result of th*
elect ion will be so de. .*ive as to leave
no rcs-m lor doubt, or cavil, or contention
such as nappened when Thden and Have:
were candidates in 1874
*L t us hope also for she honor of
our elective that in no single
(tolling district of the land will the ver
dict of the majority be defeated by fraud
t r •. - tv. or tniuniM.i n and that she
haltot i*x whi* a Is the p.i.iadium of on
liberties nnd the expression of the p*p
u*ar will, may be. everywhere heid sacral
and inviolable
As there ate two candidates In the flekl
j so inert* are two great parties in the coun
; <rv—the Republican and the Demo rati
i party. The existence of pwrtle*. ,s not
j only useful but even essential in a popu
lar and enlightened government like ourr
j Where there are n* p-.rtle*. or where caie
! par tv is too weak and insignificant to pre
en* a formula Me oirrier to the oher
the dominant party will revel m pow r.
and Is ;iabe to run to exces# But
where both parties are almost equally
divided, as u the cate wiU) uf. oae £sut>
will wa!< h the otiur It will hold up to
*n and (of d* ms Itiok I>•
•mitig- and em* Ml misdemeanor* of
fr.e ruling piwsr It whi compel the dom*
ijiant party io mend it- wav* e*r it will
* * retire** v driving it* Indtri frotn
. * ft: #* pi a mining election
No cltiten snou.d be a drone |n the *o
ii i. hive No man- iovi dbe an Ind'ffer
• i *p. ii nr bf the j* Ultra! and civic
• vet '<* tv.ui h ate © mring • round him
A we are u equa.lv protected in our
pcrsn !• t property t • •< r<a> g arm of
the government. w* s voutd tak*- a per
;■-01,41.. I* 'ai and vita) interest in the na
toil * w.uftire The m>r* Intel.lgent and
influent la i vou are. the gr* ater should b*
vour **t. •rn in pub affair* For if
• titivated and virtuous m**n wbhdrnw
( in ill part I upations m national, or
<• .r mu i ipal ~< .on*, the govern
m**n? of the c*>mm r.w* #th will he |efr in
.* u.ti.d f In- nrnp* *;* ai*l dema-
Vote then on Tuesla' for the can-Llw e
f >u! hoire Ai -J **■ vou are gnideo
your < oner lent |ou* Judgment in the
■ ’.f of your candidate, you shorn*!
- ve t< your nelgnbor who differs from
\<* .. due cre!it for ueing actuated by the
ik* honorable motive* r>o not Imagine
\i* vie ountry will go to perdition, tf
V- favorite ts defeated And let nor
voir oppaien* indulge jn the peMlmlfu’h*
tJ*ui. n t*. i w shall w.tne*s a revolution
**r a s ta! upheaval if hie candidate t*
not eie-'trd
I’nitli Itt Our Future.
For my part whatever may be the te
nt of r.ie President 1 election. I have
■u abiding fni?h in the perpetuity of our
r< public I iimv* an unbounded conAdene#
m the good s# nse and patriotism of the
American people They love the constitu
tion. they chensh our political nnd civic
u 4 ■if it un. tr.ey re\ ti>* f.ithers of
th* country the illustrious founder* of
• i • t!•-*! th *ugh th* y be still live
h their w riting? tr and example. Their
• ‘ * -fill 1..-, upon u.*. their voice 1*
hi heard in the land
By th* hurt which they have left us.
id by the aid of Divine providence, the
hip state will be safely guide*! through
all time tmil lowering cloud* and troubled
•*'<**. between the S Vila of abralutism
und despotism and the Ghar>bdi* of an
urchy and socialism
And thanks to God from the foundation
cf the republic, our chief rulers whatever !
may hive been their occasional error* oj I
Judgment, have .always been actuated by ]
p*tr!oi< motives and a solemn tense of
duty in the government of the nation
And even had they been disposed to lead
the country from the path of political rec
titude, thev would be debarred from so
doing by the constitutional checks and
sa feguat d* which confronted them on
every side
The nation has pissed through many
trying ordeals during the renturv which
is drawing *o a cloe. nnd has survived
them all. The AmsrF*n people are as
fruitful in rsfourt•* now. and will be a*
resourceful in the future, a* they were in
past generatkin*, an*! with the blessing of
Providence they will he equal to every
emergenev that may arise in the lan
guage of Tull', and with more confidence
than inspir- I him. we can say. “Tne Re
public is not to be despaired of
God gran* that my fondest iwxp** may
be realized, that our beloved republic miv
lif- forever May *ba continue to be a
light io the world, the champion nf civil
and pollt* l freedom and a refuge to the
oppressed for all time to come
For this and. I cannot offer up a more
appropri.ita prayer than ihat which was
composed a hundred >e<u> ago by mv
vem*iabb* predecessor. John Carroll, tne
Arst Archbishop of Baltimore
“We pray Thee O God of might, w iwlom
and Justice, through whom authority is
rightly administered, laws are enacted and
Judgment decreed, assist with Thy Holy
Bp!-it of course! and fortitude, the Pres
1* nr of these I'rJtcd Bt ites iha? hl ad
m!ni*t ration may be con Juried in right
eousnes. n<l be eminently useful to
Thy prop s over whom be prc*4Vs. he rn
• •uriging due resp* t for virtue an*l ft*
igion by a faithful exe utlon of the law?
of Justice and mercy and by restraining
vice an 1 Immorality
the light of Thy divine wi.d-m di
re* t the deliberation* of Congress, and
shine forth In all proceedings and laws
framed for our iule and government, so
t: f they may tend to the preservation
>f peace, ih promotion of natl-mal happi.
ness, the increase of industry, sobriety,
and useful knowledge, and may perpetu
ate to us the blessings of equal liberty.
We recommend likewise to Thy un-
U>utided mercy, all our brethren and fel
low . itizens. throughout the % t ilted
Stale . that they may he blessed In the
knowledge, and sanctiAeJ In the observ
ance of Thy most holy law. that they
may be preserved In union, and In th it
jn ice which the world cannot give; and
after enjoying the blessings of this life.
Ik* admitted io h* se whi *h are eternal ’
•TOPS THE rot .II %>D Unit Kg OPP
the rm.D.
Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Prtja
25 xents —ad
I’HKB HKD ON THE ELECTION.
rarktiuret Talked of Disaffection
ml Dislmneat Dollars.
New- York Nov. 4 Rev Dr. Charles
H. Parkerhurst a* the Madison avenue
Presbyterian Church to-day. took next
Tuesday's el*K*tlon as the baw of nts
sermon. It was Dr. Parkursf* church
which Mr. and Mrs William J Bryan
attended last Sunday when In New York
As Dr Parkhurst's topic for to-day was
announced i wek ago the church could
ardly hold the |*eople who came to listen
The doctor said in part that pt riot ism
meant the devoting of ourselves to our
country, rather than our country to our
selves No patriotic could fail
to recognize as one of the perils corfront
nc America the strained relations which
exist between the two competing classes
of our population He added
After the pr* identlal candidate, who.
to a considerable extent Mands as the
representative of the ImJuvtria* disaffec
tion has been defeated—as it is said he
will be—ahe situation so far wii: not be
altered at a I Trie candidate has not
made the disaffection. It Is the disaffec
tion that has made the candidate And
there is such an inundation of is and In
some of its Ingredients so rabid and ir
redeemable a* to have succeeded in tem
porarily water-logging a great political
party that when we.l afloat and Its com
in go*d working order, exist* for
ben. * . r.t and divine purpores.
It is undoubtedly the fact, with re
gard to this part of the country, at any
nre. that no cor side rat 100 i* Just nowr
I urlng with such tremendous effe t as
the consider •lon of the dollar 1 want
n mv pa rent helically, though, that I
nm not speaking now of the technical
economic iMroparilcs of th* dollar—l am
not a banker or a poll.leal economist, and
' et without being el*her. and
being simply a pres- aer of
righteousne*#. it is axiomatic so
say that a dishonest dollar is
a national fre id and that to Indulge in
a dollar that mike- believe it 1* a whole
dollar, when It is only a half-dollar,
would be to transform our entire neonle
Into a great American Ananias That
may not be the phraseology of the econo
mists. but that Is the Mount ffinal of It '
The o earner next warned his hearers
tha: righteousness was the only thing *o
be sought by a nation, and that, in fact,
prosperity has some perili all Its own
CASTOR IA
For Infant* and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Poor Lp plirni Cotton CTop.
<’%lo. Nov t —The October reports re
gardir.g the Kgvp'ian cotton crop are un*
satisfactory, both a* o yield and quality
FINER IL I> % IT%TIOA*.
POLLART*—T.ie relative* and frtends of
Mr and Mrs E Y Pollard ire invited
to attend the funeral of the latter this
afternoon at i > o'clock from rciklence,
fWond *tr*f. west
Mi l I ISO*
GBOftGIA HIkTOHICAL ROCIKTT.
The regular m* ung of this society will
be held this t Monday > evening at *
o clock at Hodgson Hall
T P RAVENEL.
!{►/•,xr.l.ns S.'.'r-iary
IIBROrn ATl*’ '1 N HRBTtW.
By vlrlu of ih f*fr v*iol tn m*- 1
Chairman ol th Dfmunitlf party of th*
oouniy of Chatham . naor>. o*
th- party Ip h-rahy for aOn & r o.*tt
p m at tha City Court rom in S.van
nh Mon,lav Nov .V '.•> for th
of a tit* Exeruttv,' Omm It- 1
th adopilon of |to\rntn* **ll com
mittee. and for u*'h othar minor a> m*'
pronotly mm* h-'for* th* tnootii'.*
p \v mbldrim.
i-httrman ttamorraito Ea*‘utiv® Ccmmi*-
i**. Chatham county
PBciaL taoTitm.
MtTl* i: TO WATER TAKER*.
of Pxvannah XVstar XX'ork-.
ftavantuili. Oa Nov Z.
Th* wt*r will h* oetilt off (Mon
day). Nov &. *r,fl r*main off (or *n*ril
hour*. In that **ctlon of th* r|ty ay fol
low. On Thlrtv-ntrhth *tr#*. Bon
\Vhltak*r to Kant Broa 1 ir*-i. n
L.lnooln nrtti. from Tblrty-flxth atrett <>
Thtrty-ei*hih tr*M.
I V. KINSEY S.pi
XUTICE, t IILI>HE>.
The Court of Qur*n Chlqull* *1 1 m *t
to-nlfht at oVlook at tha D* Solo Hot*l
for r*harl Conx*>*nc* provU*<J to
th-mlv** atwt parnt* to ground to
yo*n* of .-oronatlon BE PROMPT.
HXi.EH PIANO*.
first Ton*.
R*>t In Durability.
Brat In atxl* and Finish.
tELF-BRATED THE XXOBLD OX ER
NONE BETTER.
NONE (B> GOOD.
ton of Thra* Miinllrtal Plano* to
Br ■old at
AICTION NOXEXIBER S,
at
C. H. DOHNBTT'S.
23 Conr*aa atrret. Treat.
TO BE SOLD TO
TUE HIGHEST BIDDER.
PBEAEHXE VOIR SIGHT
By w*arir,f *la** that not alon* *n
abl* you to **. but correct every defect
that may axial.
There it r.o *uwork tn our methods.
We have th# lateat and mot approved
aclentlflc apparatu* for accural* ex* t*t-
Inx We mail* no chnrr* for constipa
tion or examlnetlor.. end should you need
the eervlcee of a physician we brill frank
ly tell you eo.
Our crystal lenses are perfect In every
respect, brine frround under our own ro
per vision They cannot be compared In
valua to the kind offered as cheap by the
•o-caUw) optician* or jeweler* who han
dle inferior classes as a eid* line.
DR M SCHWAB * BON.
Eacluelve Opticians. 4* Bail eirret.
N. B —Oculist prescription* filled same
day received Repairing done at ehon
notice
LETT**
DISCOI?KT ROTICB.
TOD WILL lAI'B
TEN PER CEJVT.
Bw paslsf yaar btlle aa o# be*
far* tbs IBtb lost.
Be H. LEVY a MHO
#M HXX XH7 f XFE
t* the place where you can satiety
your appetite with all the delica
cies of the *eaon
Oy*ter# from the OI'LF and
NORTHERN waters
Also Game tn ;ea*on
-GEM CAFE
OEO C BCHWARZ. Proprietor
Open dty and ntgnl.
Dining room upalatr*.
ESTABLIMIEn IMS.
90L0M059 COMPAffY,
Wholesale and Retail Dragitlate.
XX holreale Department. IZ7 (oa
area* #tre-t, writ. Georgia Pboae
144.
Retail itores. I!UX Coagreas atreet.
went. Hell Phone 144. Bail and
Charlton streets, under Guards' Ar
senal. Bell and Georgia Phones ILI
NOTICE.
Neither the master nor consignee* of the
Norwegian fteamahlp Juno. Hummel
m#l-r Will be renponelhle lor any debt*
contracted by the crew of *m
v*ml 3 F MINIS A CO.
Contlgn ee
LOOK t
The fine*! line of Mantel*. Tiling end
Gra'e* in tan city. Price* rock bottom
Save money by seeing our good* before
purchasing elsewhere
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY CO..
Corner Congreve and Drayton.
'Phone Uf
MANTELS. GRATES AND TILING.
We have the laigeft stock, prettiest de
sign*. lowest price* Call and examine our*
brfore buying Beauilfy your new house
with pretty mantel*
ANDREW HANLEY COMPANY.
bisinem onrw.
HARVARD '
BEER
—at
Hick’s Restaurant.
UNEQUALLED
Office yr Bull street. Telephone TOO
SPECIAL NUTICI>.
The o*rman .Xmerl ,in Bank,
Broad wav ne ir Myrtle ave.
Jtmes C Brower. President
Thtwiias L Jones. Cashier. ,
Mr Andrew Hanley
My I>*ar Sir—l have returned horn*
from Savannah ’ where w- elopp *1 or
three weeks and from St Aur 1 the
three weeks, sfvr betnK at th' Sf tn '■
Springs Hotel, and xxhir in th S'- M‘ '*
,nd now at home drink end am new
continuing 10 drink the Buwanee Spi in.w
water, haxlng It sent 10 me ihtoißh yotir
esteemed #R*nts. the Kabeh Ph.-trma'y”
In New York, ird as a rsuß 1 want so
say that I h\e b< en Rreit >• benefit* 1
and believe xx 111 be enllrelv cured rf tha
I llnful bladder trouble rorit wbl'h I
have suffer'd since last August 1 n
-graiulaie vet upon the curative value of
the fiuw.tnee bprtngs weier and h p tt
will he a Ood-aend 10 others as It has
been to me Respectfully yours
JAMES BROWER
Treeident of the Oerma Amerl a Bank
Brooklyn. N. Y . -w Quincy #l.
All you cen drink for h- ai Lb.lngaion s
Pharmacy.
BIX 11XL) THE BEST QIMOBE ALE.
The best Is the Wheeler Brand of Bel
fast Olii*' r Ale. made bv Wheeler A Cos.,
of Belfast. Iteland. fr.m the re rbrat'd
Cromar Fprlnßs of that Mix These
springs are the property of XX hes.er a < 0.
hen* e no other (linger A> manufacturer
in Ireland h 1 - thost water bill I
selves Ths Wheeler (linger Ale Is made
frotn pure Jamaica Ginger Root and not
from Red Pepper, as others er'. one Is
del*l*rlou—the other Is a ionic
For Healthfuln'ss and Purity the cele.
bra'ed XVheeler brand of Belfast Ginger
Ale |a the best
LIPPMAN BROTHERS.
Sole Southern Agents, Savannah. Ga
RENOVATING—MATTREMBB HEX.
OV ATING.
Hair, moss licking. fiber, feathers.
Our stock of new material aid manufac
tured product* are up 10 date Our reno
xatlns and remaking has delighted many
protr.lr.eni residents Ask your acquaint
ances. Materials sent us is pi k I, steam
ed. cleaned and ni*-dl-aied h>- modern ma
chinery. Making dune b> mechanics. We
cor.tine cur xxurk (o mattreese* and bed
ding generally, xvo se.l ticking of 1 1
kinds, mo.-s. hair, cotton, liber, fcaihers.
or any aril le nee.lfd ,n maitrise line.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO-
X ATI.NO CO..
Bell Phone 113d 131 Drayton aireet.
NOTH E.
Office Fire Department.
Savannah. Oa . Nov 2. llsm
Bids for furntehing this departmen' with
stove coal t”. quantities of one ion or more
at each a- livery and In qu.anilue* of six
ton* per month, more or less, and for fur
nishing steam • oal a* desired, the order*
for the latter being regulat'd hy the
amount consumed • fires, will he receiv
ed at the offi e of the undersigned until
Monday*. Nox at 12 o'clock noon
The committee reserx.s ihe right to re
ject ar.y or all bids.
JOHN E MAOPIRE. Supt.
ELK 4 TION NOTH E.
City of Sav innah. Office Clerk of Coun
ell. Nov. 2. 1900.—A vacancy having oc
curred among the himne> contractors. In
accordance with resolution of Council
adopted Oct. 31. 1900 notice is hereby given
that an election will b* held at the next
regular meeting of Council, to be held on
Wednesday, tha i4th Inst .at 8 p m to
fill th* unexfdred term All applications
to b* flle*l with the clerk of Council at or
befoia 1J m of the 14th Inst Bond of s>*
required Names of tw bondsmen must
accompany the application
WILLIAM T BAILEY.
Clerk of Council.
ELEC TION NOTICE.
City of Savannah. Office Clerk of Coun
cil. Nov. 2. l!bs• —A vacancy having oc
curred In the office of keeper ol tne Lau
rel Grove Ocnetery. notice is hereby given
and in accordance with resolution of
Council adopted Oct 31. an eiecnon
will be held at the neat regular meeting
of Council, to be he and on Wednesday, the
14th Inst .at 8 p m to rill the unex
plrel term Ali applications to be hied
with th* ejerk of Council at r befoie 12
m of the lirn inst. Lord of }i UuO re
quire 1 Name* of two bondsmen mu#t ac
.ompsny the application
WILLIAM I\ BAILEY.
Clerk of Council.
THE TV AT TO CLEAN CAR PETS.
The only way to get your Carpets prop
erly taken up. * leaned und token care of
for fhe summer is to turn the Jo > over to
the District Messenger an*l Delivery CV>..
te.ephone 2. or call at 32 Montgomery
street, and they will nuke you an estl
mi; on the • ost of the work Prices
reasonable They also pack, move and
store furnpur* and p.ino*
C. II MEDLOCK. Supt and Mgr.
BECKMANN’S CAFE,
112 and 114 Whitaker street
We are now pr*i>arfd to serve the finest
meats, oysters and game Caterers for
weddin? pjrttes. germans. banquets and
rodat.on*
Agents f>r imported Wuerxburgre Hof
Brau Phone 710.
ASH AND 4 \ PRESS LI HREK FOB
TALE.
IV'.oi'O feet of osn. suitable lor whee -
* rights, carriage maker*, car works and
Intetlor house finish. Also cypress lumber
of ail sizes We have r*'s imei cutting
our famous brands of cypres* shingles
and wJ. scon have a full line of them for
• ale. VALE ROYAL MFQ. CO
UONUS EXKCtTED.
By the Amer. in Bonding and Tru*t
Company of Baltimore. We are autbor-
to execute locally (immediately uputt
application), all bonds In Judicial pro
reeding* in either the state or United
State* Courts. an 4 of admmiitratorw and
guardians
DBA RING A HULL. Agent*.
Telephone 321 Provident Building
Ol R CLIENT*
Loan money at six per cent on real
estate security
BECKETT A BECKETT.
Attorneys at Law and Convygaqgjm
LEOPOLD ADLER. JND. R DlLloxw
president. Ceal , *•
C 8 ELLIS. BARRON CARTE*
Vie* President. Asst Caa*,,,
The Chatham Bank
SAVANNAH
XVlil te pleased to l*ceiv* th * ecooum.
of Merchants. Firms. Individuals, Lisnk*.
and Corporation*
Liberal favors extended.
Uhsurpaesed collection faclllu,, , r _.-
trig, prompt reluma.
StM 'AfE sAVIHGS OEPARTMEHT
enter eat toki-oixDio aKricH.
I.V ON DEPOKITa.
Bafely Deposit Boxes and Vaulta f
rent Corresponden-* .ollelted.
The Citizens "Bank
F SAVANNAH.
CAPITAL $500,000.
Transacts n General Hsakto,
IliitinfM.
bollelts Areonnts of lnillido*u
Xlerehants, llaak. and „,he, .
ration*.
Collections handled with .f M>
economy and dispatch
Interest, compounded qnarterl.
allowed on deposits in our
l>r purl mt- it t.
.safety Deposit Maxes and Ntorac.
Vaults.
nn.tXTLEV K. DENMARK. Pre.lden,
XIII.ES 11. LANE, Nice I'rrsldeat.
GLOItt.M C. FMKEMXN. Cashier.
GORDON L. t.HOOVER. Aaat. Cashier
SOUTHERN BANK
of the Etatu of Georgia.
Capital ...o *a
tiurp.un and undivided profits rg; ui
DEPOSITORY Ol (HE STATE uf
GEORGIA.
B 1 parlor facUUlae 1 .. t uumggg a
,eueia. usiism. kiiilnoa
- QiieelK-ns n.au. on a,, points
q.ver.-itd. through lonka and
A, counia ot Rai.as, Usugais, U.nli.Mi
and other* soiicUad. Safe Depaaß Boxw
lor rent
Department of Saving*, Interest payekl*
Quarterly
Beds Blerlm* Exchange on Londoo a
and upward*.
JOHN FLANNERY. President.
HORACE A CRANE. Vice President
JAMES St I.T.tVAN Ca.bler
DIRECTORS
J No. FLANNERY. XX’.XI XV. GORDON
E. A WEIL W W GORDON Jr
H A CRANE JOHN M EGAN
I-EE ROV MYERS. JOSEPH FERBT
H P SMART CHARLES KLLIB.
VOXVARD KELLY- rnitv J KIRBY
SiiiJiil
CAPITAL, g. 100.000.
Account* of bank*, merchant*, corport
! ons and Individuals solicited
Savings Department. Intereet paid
quarterly.
Safely Boxes and Storage Vaults tot
‘ rent.
Collect lona mad* 00 all point* at re*.
sonabi* rales.
Drafts sold on oil tbs chief cities of ft#
I world
Correspondence Invited.
JOSEPH D WEED. President.
JOHN C. ROWLAND. XTcs Pr**k)e t
w f, McCauley, cashier
THE GERMANIA BAht\
SAVANNAH, GA.
CAp.lal . *•
L'ndmdid profit* lo.iu*
T hl. bank off. rs It* servl e* to ccrpora
t:o:.s n.trch.ni* and inllvlduals
lies authority to act us executor, ad
mlnlatrator, guardian etc
I.aui* drafis on (he prln. Ipal ep.le* tn
Great Britain and Ireland and on th*
Continent
Inter * rwld or eompounded querterly
o- dep.sli* In th* Savings Department
Oaf <v Boxe for rent
lIiINBY BEEN, r -#1 lent.
o*o. XV TIRDEMAN Vie* Pre# dont
ji .RN M lb GAN. Oaahler
WALTER F. HOGAN. Aas't Cashier.
NO 164a Charters 1, IK*
—THE —
Hals liiii ii
OK SAVANNAH.
CAPITAL. L 0 ..0 . SURPLUS. IKMu*
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
J A. O. CARSON. I ra-I4 t.
DEIRNE OOKDON. VI e Pr.aldnt
W M DAVANT. Dahl-r
of Ipnlu and har.k-r. art
eham# and corpora Mona rrerlved upon
the moat favorable terms eor.tstont with
anfe and rorrrv.il*# honk!n
THE GEORGIA STATE
B l ILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
15 YORK STREET, WEPT.
I’ER CENT, per annum allowed on
v d> |elta, withdrawable on demand.
Interval credlled quarterly.
. KEU CENT per annum ailow-i
O depoalia of even hundred#, withdraw
able at annual period#
GE<>. v. Tl El 'EM AN. Prealdent.
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