The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, November 10, 1900, Page 4, Image 4
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fiery J*v m ti • ' ♦■* aid 5* -erred ro
fiule riherw in the city, or #nt by mail.
#,r 7-- , n>. *• >4 >' if iX inoiW.le. and
4' Oft for < I • •
Tiu* MuH.MN‘I S'LWS !•> mill, fix
tune** h % *, tw'thoui Humbly tMUf),
three m i* I .* x months. $i one
>**r I
Th* U I' ?7K t-\ MiWS. 2 t*tues n we*k
iM.m mo i- ;ivi b> nuti. on* year.
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fij.i-vr ;4to-..- I Jl) id' afire. Re
mit b> postal order, check or retliterH
letter Currency rent by mill *t nek of
a*ff*l cr ■
Trai ent a 1 vertisemsm* other that
• f i:ti • mi hvul or rend * non *
jn . it) u ajl • h ip * w * *ioim
10 c* nft a line Fourteen Un* *of afftia
tvp*—* qual 10011% tneh *quT In depth
i* the •tandnrd of meaf jftmer* Contra
ra r a> arxl at* oun* mad*- ki u ■ sj>p>!-
, aflun 4* u* i:~ off 1
Orderf' tor *lellvr,. * >♦ Morning
Nw to either *•-**!*• * o i*k* *• •
business ni.:> I*. in *> i* i* c.ud or
through telei'lUH e N*> J 1 * Aft' irraguiar-
My tn d.liv.ry -houi i >e immediately re
port*d to th* • >f ju* it ion
l/'IUlf ,*1 l* I* cr.lfnf iouid be fe*l
dri mc I VKMtNIN’tI NG'VH
tin
B.tHTKHX (iKKUT Park flow New
York olti II < * V calk i**i. M tii4K r
1-NDLI 10 MW ADVLKIIStIItMS.
Meeting -G* fwgla Chapter No 3 It A M j
Hp*. lal Noli*.- Hawaii.* fs|>nnn< Wa
ter. Dts>r- S.i-h, Blind*. Andrew Hauler '
rompiny. Saw Spring Hotel. Hua
•i*v I Ik. Gann Ja- J Jo><* Han
Fritm iv n 1b .*, iur.mt; John Funk City
Mark- . Grand npttiliiK Toai>. M H ;
Gardner A Suit lor t’hiqutt*. Mro. Fob
Heavy I‘inier watir—Al th* B*** ltiv
Keep Your Bovt Wurin—lt It M*v> 6c
Hr>
Amu-* mn t* Gran*. Hu* *4 Carnival i I
nmi’ Meting n: Thomasvllle (it N*v' *
14. Dune*- .tnu H> I*\ at Ta*.U* i, Nuv. 13. *
Au tl<ai Hit* Oigoto Piano- ft by
Hnvai.nah Auction fin I Comm)-*don Com
pall)
fir* .y |* f*v Hal*- I*eojvoll Adler,
lorg i. Hab*.* t’lt> H veriff H •!*
ftallroad S< lodu. Tin- IMk Four.
Metropolitan Flothtn*. ,\tauv PhMie*-
Tii* M*'tro|Miltton •’< iSny *'oni|>aii).
U unk' Yellow I.ilm I WhUkt v
Au ’tlon Ha • \i)mlniatr<Mor'> Hal* *v
) I I. ilt *io Au**tloneri.
I> um Noti *’• Appliciilion* t Hell ll* il
Ketai* Noth'** ii I'ehtore iiml (*r , *lltor*
Kltutf Joeaitv W.Himiui lie* **ai***J,
CiUtiua Kipm th- <*oirt of Onlinary.
Fh*rooe* < M Virginia Fheroole
Grp Nut- IViHtuni *\mp.itiv.
lt** r Anneu-fr ltti h Av-* latlon
M4lif.*: 1 ir. \N ii.iain rink
Tutt'r Hit*. Hood'* Haraaparllla. War*
•
hie Pill*. World H DbpHiHiu y I'rt‘iMrn
twin, Ayey - llulr Vigor, I lore ford's A*il
Piuieplmt*
t'ht ip Column A iv*ril*rtn* *d -ff**lp
Wonifd, Kmpioym'm WantieJ. For Hint;
For Hale, !>m , l’ r>oiial, Mt* • llsneouf
Tl*** W i*Nili*r.
Tti* imlinviloim for Gvorgia ar* for fur
w ith continued oM we iih* t wi h tr*-h
norther!) wind- ainl for Kuitt in Florida
f*ir w .iih* l ! viid • o*lr jti -•*uth > m |km
tUm, with fa* eh nogth* ri> winds.
Kentij'ky i> In ■ omlnji tir* eocvi *• a po
lititMi eolot*l Ida- M>riK (hat eh* lk
indthor tvkiii-ful nor *d*vattnk
It Ip aatontwhlng how many adherent*
of **t*leva*ln*l l>tnoia>' .in- rinding
their wav into tin- puhlio nrlnte.
i m i
No ai* r ha* thotiKht the Hon. j
••Colli" llarvey*a opinion! with r* 4p .*t to
the leftult ot the worth <|UotlnK.
The if>* **e ur* aliout otlfi-n to can
ihat alxteen to one will not be in ih'
•e*t national r4itfotn of th* l**nu> t.iair*
jurt>
When f'erlijrriw of South I'akota haw
form*d hi • w |>art), h* nn' run for
Prealdent on tip tbk**. uni Invite Agul-
I. ildo to I* rvrrt P* ond |lac*
Th. GeorKta lafkipkature erne fated to
be Njuknal at ea h peepion. t> one or
more member* who think that their m.i
nm Hi Ilf* ip to ii m the railroads.
The South Carolina *-nproving elerk
that mad* a rn -of that X in the uro
poaed ronitltutlonnl amendment must
have been monkeying with the “chemical
ly pur* XX ”
, i
letter’s oft; dal inuj*rity In the Flret
i- gratify mgl) lara**. It it- an *h
rolutely ion-’liMv majority. phoWlnc that
In* p*opi ap|>r-eisti tin. aervbvp of their
reprcufptrttlv*- in Conart-'-s.
In Connecti ut a woman tia- entered suit
in a court tn wnun h • tlmaies tie
value of h’t hu*l* nl at only %’> ,w; unl
>*t. ac cording to the > • imuy ther* ar**
ru*>ie women than men in Connti th ut.
It might not I** a Jmpl p) a to r<quite
*om* G**oigia b*i*lotors to tv- bond to
indemnity the for lu lo*p of
lime and publtc nuii.v in i•*•* considera
tion of fv.*o! bills el :-\ them.
1 ,
A fine *turl hue be.-ii'niad* in th*' mov* -
m nt to build u m*<iuni**ni to ogbitiorp*
Interept In the matter ha* tseen atlrr* I
tip. Cotv erted action, tu>w 1* all that p
f.*d*d to clown the movement wuh suc
ceaa.
It 1 1 .V pbtiMiie to turn to a > oniem
p.atwa, of golf, football, ThMikegivnti:,
turkey and rraniierry miu . attl rhrypun
themiime NotwlthstandinK the sleetlen
1 over, there U Mill wtnciliiiiK left to
live for.
Ithlierd t'ii>k r Ip tulUacd to have been
the heavbx .lo'-iion lo*. r In the country
lII* 1.-4. an .-a I*l In ha%* bn-ti In tti -
n#lghl>orh*Mp| of ia>ul* Worms.—
was cm* ->f th* l.tra4t winners ills
fri*-nda think h* t k. dowu -onp tuh a like
■**.• ll* i.*i v. ,i. i( r* of larg< puiiip at
ruur*p ranfc.f g from 2 to 1 to 7 to 5 Sev
eral very • otnfort *i 1* iortunep were won
and lost in New York, in Wall street,
where moat **t ih* bettinp was done, fi**
< aleuiation h that 'e.era! niillioits of dol
lars change*! hands ou tha tvuK
IIKUIII. VM* ITION TANARUS.% Ik,
The talk about reorganizing the pen
rati* 1 art * will not amotiut to anything
hat Is. at thl* time Indeed. It would b
mist ike to call a conference for tiiat
purpo.' e. Nothing could b* a*-comf*ilahe*t
*n*l much harm to th* | i tv mignt 1
dan* Those who ar* most prominent in
< ailing for n-organtsatHm want a 1 ham
to tell ih* s* who fought the r* *nt h.i**ie
\ that whgt they pre*lb*ted h* > cotn* to
I >**. tn! t lioe ** who hoi*- the brunt of th*
recent contest would reply t*wt ? * < *
tie was lost h* au* th*ie who did m*?
approv. th* platform either .-kull,d *>l
and s* f* i in Hi. <• • • tn* Tbeiefoi* !io?hln-.'
■ ■lib! I n mipli* 1 I t 4 t f r* i •
It i ! I- noth’• I 1 fiat e\en Ih -* who
w r* ;* mint < 1 ;n th* re* ** t un an
do pot igi* 1 ? li* •.'l■ • * of defeat
Mr Oa hitig *f M mbippl, *ondemrs
• i*mu r\* ryt.pi ih platform contain*.l
Mr \ iki . who w* Foatmaetei tienera!
'in M <T* %. ** and • .binet > thai Mr
Hr van *wf fleeted Mr M K . A*
, or Ufa. • if v tew lhe?**for© th* countrv
do. mi t parti uUriy admire M Klnb'yli-m
hut >• • *0 Bfv.inrrr. Mr croket
• \ • .'..it t’ .e i*i-?o-1 fallacy defeated M
l - u nd h<‘ .* right Uov Thomas, ,f
'oe u.K th:::ka tha* M F:yar* :? ill
. • y 4 • ■..* 1 1* mo ra*
,i. .da foi IreiM'l v. fou. -at hem**
H* * • tr.it hi.- .*dni;ruiion tor M
to blind ills jiidgUM iit.
ft’liwtrtnau J*h * ia: riot >*d i;Ot ov* r his
purpr.st it the result, but It* ha.- recov
ered sufficiently to say that he thlnka ta.it
1>• 1110 iHtic defeat was *iu* to a fear tiiat
..
.•in * In tl? kuftliM !*.* world Ki*dO'
ffton**, *f MUsotiil. who (lianas:* *ft tile • ani
p.itirii In tin* Kant. *kei* not wh* an> lie*
• dty for rcorganlaattoii.
The f icgoii k ar* sample ojkniun.*. an I
th*> allow beyond .ft shadow of a douht
tloil a coiif# ten. e at th s tlm* Would only
t• suit in forcing the tw*) rations of th*
party forth* r <iAart Th* wiser plan Is t
wait until ih*- feeling engendered by de
ft at lm (liMppearnl Then th* I* d* r*-
will b* abb to tulk ultnl>. and with a
letter under standing of the situation
It • # m.- prefty *l** to s.iv .ti tins tim
that th* K in is t t> platforn. will not I-*
ri aftirtued In Its • util* . a* th** Fhbag*
platform was Ther** r* things In It ttmt
ftv never hum ar in i plat(M tn of the
?# mo r üb* platform again They nviy ap
l> ar In th* platform of some i*aity S* 11a
i*r l** ((igiew - prMabl> Ami h may b*
..aisbler* I 'Mam that K*-Jov. Altgebl
will n ft• 1 wilt* aofstlur pUitfonm for th*
Ufni'i* r.it j* par t> His viws if* not too •
<ittettalried ly th* great body of In*mo* l
trots Mr Itift.in wid alwa>- ha%* warm
pin* in t * affecilatis of Dsmo* lat * be
>au . uf hi obllity al Ml hone-ty. but h*.
ft.II! not put at tip* front acaai not
•v< 11 If h* admits thiii silver
-•Hi* Ills party will <g give him a tlilr<l
.-I,.!)•• It* -bl- llxe next H- mo. r itb plat
f.nni is likely to dllfer in several import
ant t* trtl tilat s from those h he
has made his record.
♦ i
\ It It IM a I IM Ml | lll\*4o\*M |*| %\|l
Th* **i f*tru tlon **( a brblg* across the
river to connect lus city with liptchln-
M*n < Island, as migge-ird |>y the M an-
It k News. Is apparently th. thing n* * -
sary to b* don** to round out the greai
work Accomplished by the Seaboard Air
Fin in transforming tin- Island horn an
uprightly ami piaulb ally barren waste in
t* a great and busy terminal The m* at*
f *jui> k an*l • *sy travel between th* FI
and in*i th** cltv ai now \ft anted Tha
|> . its plying bn* k an*l forth *l* not m* **t
I I. demand, a brblg* would meet it, and
provide for the growth of trwffb. wh|*n
1- * for >*ai * *rn* With th*
b’.iid mud* easy of a* •*. |V of
hfilg* many Intor.sts wmld l*e he*dited.
.*(*•1 11 iMcturefujUe f* at till* w**ull Ih* ad*b*d
to th* sights of th* city, outside of Its
husln* us* s, it is s f** to **y th* bridge
would Immediately (w-oortm *n* of th*
favorite pleasuj** pr<meiiad*a.
The high bluff on th** city sub of the
river, and the l> f the several ptr*-ts,
*ilh*r of which might Is* uj*ed for th**
liridg* u|*|'ia* lend tl)* in-* .ft* to th*
scheme The eonstru tlon of a bridge,
say from ti< fool of Whitaker *tfe t,
would Ih fr e fri>li (iu)> ol the* difficul
ties w hi* h commonly attend similar en
terprise*- It would l* a> t -o ar
-1 ana* th* southern 01 Wiiitak-r str*i.
**tvd of tiie brkfge tiiat the structure
would not In th* b ast Interf* t# with th*
traffic on Uay a|r**ct. KUher of twoplaim
(nigh* lie followed The H*v*d of the
stn*et (night Ih maintained In the bridge,
or If a high* r altitude weie deemed more
desirable. Inclines might he run at right
angles with the buds*, one of them Fad
ing towards Barnard at net on th** wet
and the other towards th** City Exchange
on Ihe a*t. That would Ih* a question
for th4> engineer t and the author!tie* to
d* Ub
An engineer w*ll Informed with resp*. t
to such work t* l * t!i* Morning N* •' that
a suitable sP el bridge. uch .ts in cOD
templitlon t)u|d *ot'struled at n
; wry r*a ma.* • •■-* inM*l* of fJVOUW—
mid that not . great length of Utn*. would
b- r* (pitta and lor th* completkNi of Ih**
work
The carrying through of such a bridge
s- ‘heme wouhl m-vin a great deal to Si
ftunnali. A s* *N)<* braise, aroes Hack
Ktver would alm**-t **rtlnl\ follow th**
on at rue Hot. of tlx- one und r illscusslon.
rd would o|s n up for *l* v* l*tm nt and
tittd** with this *tty a rich sect lon ol
*oiinlry ou the South Carolina side
To stall the l*al! 1 )ttg it (night l*e a
goo 1 I*l* a for ti.- ft *1 • > Ccun. II t*cvffr lit
advan • to the prop cftois of a ‘*ri*lg**
across tli*- river at th tt> * \ *r\ advan
tage which th* ‘Gy an giv* If the mat
ter should F taken up promptly and dealt
with li* a I iuJ. |ftr*i spirit**! manner.
It Is i.ol Ih > on*l lb* rang* of (M>ss)btlit)*’s
that tb* hrllg> will U 1 oittlt and (hit
• street Iji ■ t* 44ms •*ti*i p*d -Jrlatis aid Is
trafteislitg it almost i *t -**m* of (b*
ohl fogies t4\ *MJ * *eb*l In I Übaing th*
sutprist out of Halt *yf
Fmm* tt MTndb *'( North Forks. N l .
won a wife in • Im on Pic s|. > t|on Miss
l>ota JMulips Had th* lit van * r*t of tlx
wager, all* I s* on as Ih result U.U* set *
t!i*d beyond vloubt. l-dnm. tt mad** her pa>
up by going with hint to n Justb* and
ruairvtng hn* H*)w ver. f-m-* Kmtnett
at.l iH.ra Im I Ixen -vv*. tin an for s**m
• time, th* chain es . iP Uait tiay WOU *1
| have married ea*-h otliei anyway i;. 1
| wag evidently only bluffing when eh
agr*(i to the bet.
I'ndi r a polit y o f impetinlism it F *0
he expected that < ffilo w II Jo-* ix avt > 11
I population, through natives of that UU
‘ wlr*- IV .ivl i oflicwn li) U>* totanlM.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATT KDAY; NOVEMBER 10. 1900.
*lll tl'hiun AMI OKKI* *■:-
•in*.**:*.
Mr M Kmli-* I* fwtnu iol4 *h-i )>* h**
• innr, in 1. ni l up . whim Itepuhlh *n
party In ih<> South—lhs* ihr ir nuiiy
Snolhrrn nrn "f InSiirno* who npprova
mt> of thn lnadlna tlo ir,n- of th- 11-.
puMUnr p.ir>' m l w*i f ' woulil h w iling
to .iflilPii IH *hal 1 jrty II u • r
wnr. |,.1 .1 tn Snlfrtl ofh< ■' in
thr H'tu I:
It 1. |,■oii.ii lc ih.i' M M'-Kinl-y hasn't
*or> mi It II *> 1 .* lit n*r nfT. •
fM*krr IP ..noot, , corilns to roll
lion, havr unothrr trriH anti, hrn* < t
|. no j|.imjrr.nt rr r< n why hf rhoitM im r
inti him.. II to I- wortl<l ,h.ti th ■
wl-h*.. of tigr > .!h r -.*rrkrr* In thr
Bo'tih
Hut I hr- inrrrr .-'*<l .nough In hi, party
to win It) hull ! II tip In ihr So'Ul If
... 1 ■ 1 ,rt. in 1
,tt'*r In 1 .i>on tmonie whll* Rr-ir'ihll*
ran, lim Ih'-r* i fc another ytrw of I.*
rju'toh tii.it I wll worth rttniHtrlne
|t la this Uho I- IlkflV to h- Ih* P’Oin
nnt • anti Ut> lot 'h- next p r ild nllll
nomthatioi. t ' thi Rrpultllc in itl>
Will Sit Hi* l ha ■ iMidj r It .0 II
. • lam that Mr McKlnlry wouM
... a!! 01 >:> .fl t*r. w to g—. hltr. the
nomira' ot .Mr H .nr* hf rfona moo'
lor Mr M i.ni'r mart I will bv |o,alhl"
f th*- latter *v * i t* *it> for dim
Jn win*, way *'**).d Mr M* Klnley im*
tier Mi Hanna inor* a idmce than by
►*i iiiiii: tb bguiea !*r him from the ftouth
to the i *tlotnil convention? The F*d* r*l
oitt*s .i* great h**lps In Intluetx lng ih* ••
.b l-K it. If 4lx-r*-for* Mr. Ilanmi Rhoubl
* . ,4). lid * * tii six ■ ee*l .\lr M Kinky
tt F pietiy **rlain that * g-sl many r.e
grot. siiuki Ih! ap|olnied t* F*d* ral
offi'■* aln th*- S**uih If lie should not b* .
it F doubtful If Mr M*. Kinky would **•
*-rt him—lf tn behalf of any other can U
i it* I’.ijl If lie shouldn't It I *v no
ni. an- . .riilfi that he would und* rtakt to
build up .1 whir** l(* publican party In ih
Soulh t*y *m*olnt lug only white men to
the |riix tpal Federal offl • s H* uav
f.. i so grateful to tlw-s wno alrtady hokl
th** 'pi**4)tm* n* - tH • • he w ill *■ aiitnue
them In 44111 c* 1 Wh*ii be wi I do It) the
mat let Is a qu* lion ud*out which tixie
Is Ilk* ly to Im a good *l* al of s|v,iultttion
aml very llitle Information until th* ttnx*
*un* s lor him li tct.
There ms to Ih- r*.son f*i thinkiag.
however, that
doe.ftd’t Intend to (Tiak- troubl*- fot th**
South lui iu ♦ Home of tlx- H olbein
st.ib - hav* disfranchise! Ih* negro It 10
noticeable that (here seem* to U verv
little sentlttsot *t th* North in fuvo *?f
reducing the r* pt*--* titalbHi *f th* -
state- whbh hav pra<| l ally ilia franchise I
the and gm. Inb **** li h 4i N iittni' nt *!e
vekrps th* it* publican l-adeis will n t
tak* any siepa ho-ill* to the Houlti. Tn*
Itepuhli vin paity get t**thl!g fr an the
South now and It might not something If
ih* wa> w* np n**l f*r the S*4Uth i*> *ll
- bl* *>( |iOiitica. #|UeMb*H- T h*- di frali
-hls*meiti of th* negro o|H*ns the w.fty.
I'IH >IIH V t s| )•* %it ail V* HKI'OHT.
Th*- annual report of the jifi■ sklent f
th*- I'otton F.x I)ange, a synopsis of whb h
w* publish'd y* sterdav. makes an ex* • l
.* nt showing f*.r Hits \mw\ Notwlthwtaixl-
Ing th* (act that the coitim crop wa" a
-hort on** Havannah's cotton receipts were
only a few thoiirandw 4*# bales smaller
than thos* tjf the previous year. Asa
matter of ?a> t Savannah wa • more for
tunate than anv other on* of th* *>tto
I tor is
Mr Sh**.ir-oii I- not diniurb.-d In the
b ast by the opinion held in s.*m*- quar
ters ttiat there will -o.#!) Ih* 44 vr> heavy
falling ff In the re*adpts **f otton ut
tit*- i**>ri No douht he !; of tlx opinion
that tb*- tn* reas* in the out|N>t f cotton
will ke p |h< • ftvifth th* in< c*f th*
taking" tt“ - "iton mlh' of the South.
There is oni* ihbu: (hat l* inentkifis
with feelings of sattsfai ttn. anti thi* Is
that (he advantages *d (his |*rt for han
dUng col ton it* >u|H*tlor tnat oftioti
buyers* and cx|s>rt*rs are (aiming her*
from other font-, lie tlisl.** very Itt• l- l*
4i*mpiatn of in (he harlwt fa* Ulth*. but,
at (he *■ time tun* lx* rouliws that de*|e
• r water would Is- of gnat advantage to
tlx- port t’iuuiixrce Is growing and It
4iught t* • I tit v • ill#* deeper water whbh th**
new harbor prJ* * • woukl give
Mr. Slxaitson U4*l" nothing disturbing
in tlx* i* nl talk ab*u dhu*ritnlnatloti In
favor tf S’* w Orleans in th* matter of
Uisuntu e 1 at* s. On (he tontrat v. 11s lx*
liotikta out. Savannah has sum*- things In
h*‘i favor which nr* of Mich < on- t(U* nee
(hat they p* rmlt of bringing . ottoii b* r*
from N* w Ul ena t* rrltctrv
Tlx* r* iort covers the* year pretty thor
oughly from th* vtand|oint of tlx* *otton
huslu* *• •. amt insplrisi *onii*it‘t • in S.ivan
nail's future as . commercial ciy.
I*. t<*r Nichols 1 colored brother who
emigrated irom tlx- doiMli to the t.it*
0! Delaware, where he though' |x*opl*
of Ida *otor woubl b* better appreciated
H sctlbd 441 th* town of Milford IVur
wa: well with his |*oUtb al
rights, among ftvhb h he couti'*-d the tight
i to get all th** money for his volt* that
he * oubl l-a*l Tue*day e*>m* poittk al
workers appro 4 lied l’* t* r nnd inv U*d
him t* vote for their favor!;* How
much will you give tn* " asked Peter
We are not buying votes,** replietl th*
work* is. '\oii at* to volt* to r-av* your
country, for th* sake of p.anotFm.
W’ua; P* t*-r t*l übput sav.ng In - ou n
-and voting for patrxxiem would not
ivftok well in print, lx wanted motu > lor
In* VOte, and sa!*t RO llt 00l tfffOlM*
~ry of th* Miow wn t*> mu* ii for v n
1 Dclav. ar* |H>iitbai workers, not with )).i tid
ing they live mi th* Mate of A'bh* k
< 1 rubbing Peter by th© houklers th y
marched him down to ihr MlsiNllion river
an*! chin-kid him overboard, and say
th< diepat *h. “they would hav*- diowmd
him If it 1)4*1 not In n foi many of th *
ftvhlte pc-opb wlio were ther. “
Thousands of theatre goers in this s . •
I ti*ii 4 *f tlx- country will vlmftr.lv ngr t
tlx* pi rmuiient r* tir*n.*i)t 0/ Hobtixl BttA
from the * tag**. It hui- Im*h *iu(hotlia
(lv * v -1 ite*l that lx* -an n* v* t .1 1 igaln
Ills txalth Is ruined, find tht* ar*- fears
for In life. His wtf*- and p**pular i ol-
II g lady. lsa<lor Hush, who b**.ln.| nil
engagements us b>ng as then was hv**'
**i Mr Heetl’s recovary, tt-s * i:t* r.| vau
dcvllic.
H-ictofor* Of rnun conruinr prvsitioitw
lit Souxh Anxil .mv* 1 generally is -ii mi
*-*| by imflvt-s of the stabs to which Ih* v
wer. accredited. N‘*w a * hang< | 10 b*
made In th** lykrm, and tuitlvi tidnunx
.ll- to In* U!*|<4*l(lled lo ih* M-rvicc. It is
h lleved Unit th* bang* will result it) an
Increase in Gviuiau imiK with douth
1 Amorica,
Thw I>mdon HtatUr predicts a gnat boom
In shipbuilding in (he Inlted fltak-s wheih*
• r the <hh atibubly bill is pa-ed by Con*
gre< or not This expanoloo. it say s will
le du** pr imarily to * heap materials, such
as Iron and ttetl, In which the United
Htai* nw have m advantage over all
•11 *-r •*. ,ntrx ,u:<i • i.darlly to (ii© de
mand for an Iran • rd o**tn commerce,
particular ' lor th* exportation of coal,
which promise* to develop amazingly In
th*- near future The high prices and
comparative -vir p of • *m! in Europe
ar* • auHtig gloomy foretiodlngs on th*
• •th* r ui< of (uf* 'mt in. im J activity on
this side
More women voted last Tuesday for a
I’rfM Jent than ever F for* In the hi toty
v( this wintry. It Is * Mima ted that tt.W)
of t.')m voted in Co-uj'lo. ll.'b) in l'( .
11 M#f in ldiiio and ',i in W yorntng It Is
r< markable fact, u reforted from each
of the state- ram*-I tha* the women
st their vote* again** w."*mei holding
©flic* A Denver di f* .t* h \ > that it wa.*
th* vote* of tho women that tarried t'olo
rado fer Pryan Ji. that state about t
I u cert of th* -total v wa.- cast by
worn* 3.
We ship "’.ortlv sex whether Pres drru
M Kr. •'dll 'do t *' :r. ♦h* mu
ter ©f .*,d>oint.!.g • *•)•> o tu.|ortas.
office* to t.x (k><* doux
(taut hern men hv ag pressed toe hrliel
th il h* will not.
i , i:ic*4(in \i„
Qtx*n Yidorlti l tn* shortest m*n
-ii-h in Europe. Ming but l fe* t 11 In* le f
in hlglit Hh' weigh- Hs) pounds
William Dean H*w*dls t trie novelist,
will .f-M*| the wlnt* 1 In N'-w Orknne, ,
where, it |s said, lx* w*il lay the sevtc
(*>r hi- mu *■ ory
Tn*- Emp'ior 4f Japan P votes m*>t
*? tip leisure to P * i iur* If* is one
*-f e most widely r* *l m*n in th*
F isl and has. rnnr* **v t* b j**-r.*l verv
dub upon irons!.**-
ftjuccti Victoria :.*s given her permis
sion to Hir WUltam M ict’orma*- to accept
on*! wen th* Kal.*er Wltxim romm**m>-
1 at.on Medal iHniftvxl o|Mn l).ifi ty t.i
<i*-in>aii| J-ImiM i,*r ;•> t*- ognMton of •* r
vices fend* 1 4*1 In tl)* war of IK7*-71
Itell countv m th*- *Nstrk’t js 1.0 It
puoix an. 11 gain of j over tlx IMS’, ele *
tlon Mootgotnerv • ounty F o’H**ar>
b**m* ntul has given an li.< i a-*d It*
ll* an mxjorli) as have most ull of thoi*c
W I*o have been report**)
The iie|rs *f th* late Gardiner <.
llublMirrl 4>f Washtt*g(on. founder ar*l
preskb-nt of t!k N.iiPnal t•• <gi aphic rf*-
clety, .ire t* *rct ii building m w.Th
ingtoii for tiie us* *f in** aocn*ty a*- *i
fiicnH*riai t< Mi Hui* >ard. Tie •-<M 1
mat'd coej Is ♦!**'•
Tlx- It*-v Jain*-' Gray former!v Pr*’ft
byt* rum minuaier In Pretoria has been
ap|roi(iic<l by laird llohertu n ting libra
rian *f the library ?h*-r It m.iv n*t
Ih getx-rillv rememF-f* l that the rever
-nd getiib-m.in a 1> w weeks before the
outbreak *f <xstlli x? pa db lv den*tut••
e*l Kmgertsm from tils pulpit and had
to fl* to Durbiiu In *nseftpien'e
M Daniel Oairie. Ore* k inUlUasaF'
r* -sling In Paris, h i litMltuted a prlz*
on the lilies laid down by Mr. Nob* I.
though hi** offer |s lor Fi*n. amen only.
• x -pt in m l*ftiJ Kxiwiitlon year. wn*-n
it Ix-.-om* - universal lie has get nskftc
a sum 10 Ih aw.r*t4 , *| every three years
in iierpettiitv to th*-fthw-oveter. hventor or
i’toducer uf the Itl**-! noteworthy UP u
**r obj* f for th*- Iwix-flt of humani:--
The pri* is to i>e never l*n*s than !<■<*■
francs, and may be double tha; sum.
iiHH.in iiid.
Jack on— “N**. I i4'\r I ik*- the news
tNi|M-r beam I've got h family of grown
up daughters, you know “ Friend—“Pa
per* 14*0 full of rime?'' Ja * kson—“No;
too full of Pat gait) sales " Tit-Hits,
Mt>* Putting—-Y*Mir Jok**** always re
mind me 41 f h ball.
Utti*-wK—And why of a ball pray ?
Ajisa l : U|tii)R iiet-ause there js never
*iny point to them—Chicago New-*
Not Yet latbelled—Hoy ua |M>litb'aF
j ‘dinner factory* W n.inis g**e* with
tbiv pi-tur Ilryan er McKul* ’ F pro
prietor taft* r ex imtn itloo>v"I durmo
! Ask th* artist “-New York W**kly.
tTairnlng Acquaintance rhlmml- -
“lkitw Mrt’orker *b* heavy weight— m*
• ou-b usftsl t* r go t*-r M*hooi wtd'ni “
■ Hillle “Daft ain't nut bin' in*- bnnlder h.xl
I l*ree front t**f k :o* k* and out hy’m on. t.*
I —Brooklyn Fif*
—<’ft>nsld*rate—“Hrfdgei, I think It s
hardly the thing for you to entertain
• onipan:- In tlx- klidi. n " “Don't ye
w*rry, iimm rfhure mi' *r >l woubln’t b*
.ifth* r ifeprolvin' yi* *V th* par!* r.'*—Phil
adelphia Evening Dilllletln.
When It Wid (V>m t)ff Mr Wickwlrt*
—**l liotbe that Bryan arxl Rooaevelt's
trains pi"' and eat it ot her n and \ or g*
Mrs W b kwire "<>oi>lness N*t *n (he
"ai)i track I hope?*’ “Of * outer- not
That att* mpt will not b* mail* until Tues
lay.“ 1 nditina|M)lis l'less
In >bl Missouri—t*ol Wppah—“l be
lieve In votin' early an' often, wih." Pol
| lle*|e\—“l don't, suh It's 100 much
troubl* to vot• ♦ arly. an* it's wpst* o*
time t vot* often. 1 preft-r (*> chuck In
.1 good Mg bund o' Miilot** ill to on *-
an’ hev vet duty over with -Judg.
A S4* la) Economist—'*l>ls pr>sjerit> is
all ffetitious!*' sobl Meandering Mlk*
"Wnot makes you t'ink it?" asked Pkni
(ilng IV U “Be* a use <ie> keep 011 off* j in'
us roast t mk\\ an* nler J* -am* a*- dev
did last N*v* mcer If we was progr*'•(ii. 1
ii- w< >rt *le li.ind-Oftits would includ* t r
ajin 411* • hatn|M4gii*- by dls tlm*.’
' \N u.-hlng ton Star
• •
( I HHIAT ( OilMI'A r.
The )tltimore Sun (Dem i says “The
last four years witnessed undreamed of
• v* ins in Aii)*rl at* history, what the n*\
tour may bring forth is not even to b.
ot)J*vt)r and, hut It is to Ih- ixqxd that re
l*etn in** at bi uc will not I*.- (li*- s*qu*d
to Tu sday's congr -s|onnl **l* i-tlon.* "
The Charlestt>n Post (Dean > says “tti
Hanna is proposed as the next Prcsxtant
by sum* Western folk. They should know
that unvaried . ustoin precludes on. man
from sft-rving more than two terms ai th*
presidency. At the conclusion of McKin
ley*- t'ond i-rm Hamt.i will not Ih igf
bl©."
The (Sri-enville <B. <\) News tD*in
says “It was practically the Houth ver
sus the North, with two or Three lit 4 l*
’rotten boroughs* up m the Northwest
where the silver kings control things
This s not 1 icjtlr.fthlc mat*- of affair-.
But w hat ar* we going to do uliout lt?“
The M icon Telegraph tl>em ) says; “In j
three out of four election riots in North
ern sta • s neg Toes prectptt ih| the trotitvle
in it) Delaware iiud *n
Polormh* \\ have rrmnrk.-d lef,>rc
something about Thad Htcvrnu* chickens
-.vwdtf Uuuic lu rvust kitli ua." J
**Banc wed h) a Hid,**
Althoagti e llartiett Davis was horn
in ah. owns a tug farm In Indi
ana so* fay from t!hlciig*>, and only
tw.mty miles from the Wabaeh river, says
the Kanis City Star. Iler husband. Mr
Will Devi*- f! thenrb.il manager. • a
native of Indiana .itsl so is her l *->ear-old
.-on. The iiir.it • ontrulto hrrsslf is Iloo
ser enough t*> have wept once upon hear
ing the popular song. "On the flanks of
the Wabash.'* The weeping happened
down In Tepo#. toetar W aco, a y.ar or so
ago a *
"I was tn k train p'k," raid Mrs.
Davie, “and I'1! wfer forget how i se.*re.|
me The englnt/c,oX.our train had run
hi* engine square n*n h*‘ r. jr of an
other train I thought, of course, that I
was killed, or if not killed at least fata’-
ly injured. Aval I thought about my teeth.
Oh. my ter-ih* I am*always afraid th it
something Is going to happen to them I
need my teeth hi ringing you know (By
the way. J* h Bartlett Davis has very
even and beautiful teeth.l
“Nobolv tn our *or w.i hur* and every
body laughed at my f trs The car stood
on th* .dins for a Fnr while and pre*ty
soon In came , hit I* boy and began to
sing I had never heard the .song be for*
but jt wa about Ixmging to m*c m\
mo*her Jn the donrw*\ * and the Wa
bash.' the d*-ar old Waba h I brok*
down .nd -’rie I And after that ! called
the litJe boy to me and had him sit down
hi the teat beside rre And we had a long
talk ! talked ‘good* to him. and I
thought io ntys<*lf thtu *e would grow jp
a i iw h betua matt he u.-e of tlx** talk
I h<ri given him I Ilk. to talk o people
thin way. Jam apt to stop in the streei
and talk t* *lrurikon nv*n in the tesrfu!
stage ral try to reform them, lut I al
wav- g. i th- worst of It.
“After I had tin shed inv long* talk with
file Utile bov I f* !t lettir and I gtiew* he
• too. hvtjiu*. I .*ni|t!e*! out my whole
purs* in?' hi** hands When the child left
fh. . ir I wa*- In n “ort of glow of rlght
eou4. *s- and MclYonald and
others of the Hop tom <n company, who
ware in the *nr. laughed at me, but I
didn't . nr. I knew that I had sturfed
on.- Ilf- light.
“I’r.-tty sam I heard a boyish voice
outsid*- .i\ ng
“‘Oh. ki.ls. look in the wlnhr That**
In r. look a! her Say. *he was easy. l,o**k
at my money, oh. it w.i* a cinch' I wish
I'd known another song. I cud hive got
gp much more *
“I looked out of the window It was
my little w,*ct-voiced boy* I had been
buncoed by t kl*l. Such ar* th* trials of
thus* w h would I*** r* formers "
U lio llft.l lII.* I.iiml liiugh.
“There's another * a-e of the man who
laugh- last.” remarked a practical joker
th*- other day. |M>intlng to a turnip pat. a
tn front of a ptlvute residence, says the
Washington Hi at
“I don't und i *tand whe;e the 1 njgh
corn* - in ' i.ltnbte l th* list, n* r
“Of ccnirs* you don’t, but I do. and th f
laush Is on tn- I thought Iw #* (daylns a
jok* mi my friend who o cuple- th**
Bouse, but he ha** the turnl|>s and I have
to buy min* Horn*- tini ago h wan*e|
gr.i - an.l clover r*-ed o plant in fnnt
of his lions, and 1 1 k• many other |eo;l rt
h* thought th* agricultural .lep irttnect
supply would rnuk* a tietler showing than
liny h 1 * oiibl bu> In a -tote 1 volun
teered to get the *eed. and I conclude!
I would put up a Job on him “
“And couldn’t he t*ll ih* difference be
tw. en seed for turnips and ► e| f.#r
grass?” Interruptisl th* heater.
“lie thought there war s -m* thing atm it
the #e-d tha’ w s not *'.\aeil> right but
not being a farmer h w - not certain
1 told him the .—ted had lie. n r light
from the Philippine ond .he exp i* i t*
-*■*• something in ih* gra - lln * - dllf* • sit
from an> h** ever had seen hef.ee Ho n
alter the se and had sprout*-1 and the l’.itl
-heave** 4how<-) themselves m\ frleiul’s
auaptclonr w.-re aroused, and h. made in
quiries almut the n* Ichborhood Non* *f
Ills ntdghlmr- coukl tell what was growing
on Ills jmrklng and I |>c*slktel in telling
bint what a beautiful gross plot h* woul l
h.\r som* .lay Th. 1 tine finally .ante
when tne turnips . ould b - sc.-n. und my
friend enjoyed th** Jok*.“
“And. of coin vs. you enjoyed It the
jk*i was asked.
“2 ot much.” he ans were I ' (ot I ant
HOW' hll)tng gome of the tumifM at b a-t
twice a week when 1 might Just as well
have hud them In mv own yard. '
11.- I'urgdl to ( ..nut Tlm-iii.
Great men often tiav. not only the qual
lt\ of absent-mlndednes-, but a sort of
simplicity of Intelligence which might )•
• allied foolishness in p'-op;* known t* Ih*
k-4 gifted ih.::: *h? .*. -* * - .**• v*oth'-
t’ompanfon Hit William Vernon Hat
court. who was .‘harn-ellor t*f the ox
• hequor in the l.it*- liig-r.tl ministv in
Ftigiand. un<| who Uyon*l question u
highly gifted man and able -tat> -man.
•eds a story of this kind of vlmplh ity ot
his own >x|*ngc.
ll** ha*l susiH.t*.| for some time that a
man servant in his *pijdoy h <1 been steal-
Ihc money from him At last he resolved
to set * trap for th** man Taking a
handful *f gold *oli,s. he laid them down
on his writing desk an*! w-nt out Pres
•'titl\ h sent Ids - rvant to th* to
fetch som* article. When John Int.J re
turned he w* nt promptly to Ills room to
v. If th. oing ha*l been touched
On tin* table In th*- plu* where he had
left them. w*t* g.d*l * *lns. Hut w-r*
• here t.s many as he had left? He did
not know tor he had neglected to count
th.-m b. fon ti. laid them down.
“By this incident, you see said Sir
William, in P iling ctw story, ’■that I w .*-*
born to l* chain* l!or of th* t'XCh;inT!"
This Is a hiimoroiiN conclusion of the
matter, more worthy the recital of an
Amen* an than that ot m Kiiglistiniuii
Tile Morn! mu After the Flection.
As viewed by Mr Itooley tF. I*. Dunn.-t
Th* tn* :mn' afth.-r lln-tlon, ti* Hlnnlss)
t th* slug Pile an* Dctoley to th’ In i r
pump an' J.iwn D K*vK* Mlar to tli lb
can an' th' ol flag (haltin' over all •
us if th' wind Is good an* tli* man in
• liai ge has got up in tltn to hist u |*oo .
i-l man. th’ fun'ruls don't dop for lII*-
tious. cr th’ chr'stcnln's or th’ woldlnV
i•• Invlbr. 1 think li ilk* s !v y. imagtii*
thl counthr> I-- *m thing b* sides ot hunk
Iv l.iial occ\ |Ht*l l*< hum.it beln s Y**
a sort of at autymoldll that'll
run ilowrn onl*>► >.* chatut it wltii y. 'cc
partic lar kind Iv g’as Don’t >*■ exph-t.
Hunits v that anny ttiKstp |v nnjee - will
dlirop fr n hHln t* e hop ycVr wool on
tl\* inoriHn* Iv th’ slventh l\ Novcm**. r if
Hryah Is Hlcti. an’ don’t y kive Jawnnv
M Henna think Hint if M.t* k gets in Ju*T.
have to put a athrlp t\ oilcloth on t
dun -sill to keep pluthyemts fr'm shovin'
thrvasuiy notes unlher th* lur< No. Mr;
I us- I t* think t'ut was so. w.nist. in tli
•i*ys when I pat hr nixed i lot hr \ Now I
know dllf'rent.
\%imte.l His Meiisur.*,
The Wichita tKaii.l I agh **a\s that at
a rec.'tit spiritualistic meeting the spirit
*-f F.IIJah <*r - was .ill,d for ll ijah
Grosser had *li* and tin :, m an etrl\ day.
bill was rein* ml** i*.| f*.r hi: tmtm ti * rtt.
nr* six feet five tie In \ %>! ~ m ti, 4 .
darkness said in w.- Kl.jah Ar. you tn
heaven?** asked un old timer Y*-. ' c;*m.
the answer “Ale voti un angel. l,lg ■
"Yes “ The question* r piu-. l, evld* nil\
having exhott'H.-d his fund of queotloii
and then sifdlcti|y tn.)tifYral: “Whit |u
you mensuoP from dp to tip. Mger'
Horsford s Acid Phosphate
tint r
Good Digestion.
Taken regularly after meal,, rrmovci
the acriM of diauea*. oppreauoD anJ
“ailgone" feeling of the stomach.
Genuine brxrs name on vripptr.
Keep Your
Boys Warm.
Wo Will Have
ON SALE TO-DAk fiL
.. 50 ..
Bous* Overcoats,
sizes 3 to 14 years, odds and ends, one
or two of a kind at 31 50. J3 00 ?>3.50
and $3.00. They are worth just double '-J .—f*
the amount we ask for them. V I
o (5 a VJ
ALSO 50
Good Wool Suits.
T ®V j same sizes, at §>l.7*s
100 pairs of Wool Knee
HTj/ Pants at 45 cents.
V Hu Also a few dozen of Mothers’
% Jal Friend Waists, former price
$1; to-day 50 cents.
li H. LEVY & BRO:
Ocean SieainsDlD Ga
-FOR-
New York, Boston
-AND
THE EAST.
FiiMirpa-F* I .übltt a •oiiimixlatlom* Ah
th** comfort)* **f a nx*d*tn hotel. Electric
I'ghtc Fix Ncidh <| tabl* Tlck*dx Include
iii' ib and Ih rths aboard chip
lares irom Savaaoili.
TO XKW VORK FIRST t AUI.V,
I llllST i'AHIN KOlNl) TRII* M.. IN
■ TKIIAJKI>IATK t’AIIIN *l. INTKHMK-
I'IATK < AIIIN KOt Nil TRII’, fcl
■ S I'MKKAf JK. |lo
; To BOSTON—KIHBT 'ABIN.
I’IKST OARIN’ KOI'NIi THU*. *.;■• !N
--TKKMKDIATK > AIIIN. n*. INTKHMK
I'IATK CABIN ROL'ND TKII* t--
STKKRAOK. *ll T..
'l'ist' • - j .*:: •- -*; rtf t!j - !!n** <*r
ap|>olnted n -all from J*avanniih. tVut* l
t'.ftithj nx ridian fitn©. up lollowi*
Ml INMII T4> \i;\\ V4MIK.
K ANSAS i TTY * *. I l her. SATFB-
I>.\ V Nov l* * it) p m.
TAFFAIIASSEI: ttap( Ackin*. TUES
DAY, Nov. 13. y.ii a m.
UTTY or AFIJFSIA rapt. Daggett.
Tl IF BSD AY Nov 15. 11:30 .*. m
CITY OF ItntMINOHAM. Fapt Berg
FRIDAY Nov hi. 1. 3* p m
N Art )4 XT IKE rtapt SmPh. SATURDAY.
Nov 17. 1 t* m
KANSAS CITY r.ipt. Fisher. TFKS
DAY. Nov it* 3.30 p ni.
TAFFAHASSKE. r.*pi. A-klns, TIIUUS
DAY. Nov. ?: 4:30 j. to
CITY OF AF*sl* ST A. • apt Dagceti.
SATFRDAY Nov 24. b.m p. m
NAF(itw*|lKlUx|X Smith. TUESDAY.
Nov. 27. x 30 p tn.
CITY OF Bl KM! NOHA M. Capt. Her*.
THURSDAY Nov. 20 Hon m
KANSAS rrrv Ciftpt. Fkflher. THUBS
DAY Nov. 2?. )O;00 ii m
NOTICE-Stf-nnifthlp ft“t of Birming
ham will not ■ arrv i>;iffM*ngeri4
m:\\ \ l U lu ||r)ft | oft.
CITY tIF MACON. Cupt. Savagr, WED-
N l !SD A Y Nfi\ H, Jm . o-x.
CITY OF MACON. C.p:. Savage, MON
DAY. Nov !.* ].* 0i n<>on.
CITY OF MACON. Capt Savage. ITU
I'AY. N v. 2?>. at 12 flO rto.in
CITY Of M.\ ON. C.tpi. Savage, WED
NI'SDAY. Nov*. 2®, ’2:"4> noon.
This *'omi*an> r* -• rv* the light to
cluing© It- >.illig j without nolle* md
without llaM hv or act ountablltiy th* ;* -
for
Hulling* Nvv Yoik for Sivatmoli Tu**-
do\*. Thunolayn and Saturday# .* p ni
M G lIKKWFi:. City Tick©! and Fa#-
rciigvi Ag* id. 107 Bull Mi* *t. Hav mnal*
<1.4 1
K NV SMITH, Contracting Freight
Agent, Sa v uiuiiid. t;a
It. t *. TBEXKVANT. Agent. Savannah.
Ga
WAI-TKR HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic D* pT. 221 W Bav #!ri*t, J,i kou
viHe. r:.
K II HINTtiN. Traffl M *tiag* r, S*-
VJtlOHh. 47.*
** • EE I’KVHK. Manager. N* w
B©r . ‘ N. rfh riva l . N u York. N Y
EOUCATIONIL VilllNS CONIESI
How to Voto.
rm out Ml.- icheil Vorinr Coupon an.l
m.i.l or l.r'ns ' o ih- bi'.nei offlrr of
Ih- Morning N.... S..v nn.ili. r*n
l-.xh <'onnon miirt h,io n:.ni. of he
p rson for whom you -|.h to vot.
VOTING COUPON.
Name
St. 8V..1 No
Toon
_X>Ui NKWHpAJHCtte for li at
liuitncts uuk* JJvtnUig Sup*
II IS MET fill
IF IT DON’T CUR!;
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Chill and Fever Tonic,
and ii it does not cure
they will gladly refund
the amount you paid for
it. Look for the Red
Triangle on each pack
age.
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family. and hav* found ii to !•* a*l
that I* c!aim-*J for it.
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unKSiors im sfosts.
BULL and CONCRESS
and 309 BULL ST .
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Prather'* Tar and Cherry Couch
Cure 25c.
DONNELLY DRUG CO.