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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
PATTON FAVORs PEACE.
Doesn't Believe Resources of DipIo-
macy Exhausted Yet.

Princeton, N. j., April 3.-President Pat
ton conducted the preliminary devotional
exercises in the university chapel service
this morning and addressed the student
body present as follows: 1--WE must all
feel that this is a day of unspeakable So
lemnity. and as we meet in the calm and
quiet of this beautiful Sabbath morning,
we cannot help thinking that it is per-
haps the calm before the storm. There
is a possibility indeed a probability, that
our nation will be involved in war, and
[ wish to say to you that war is not
thing to treat lightly or in jest. War
is horrible 1t may be that the cause
of humanity will prove a sufficient justi-
fication in The present instance, but war
undertaken by this Christian nation at
this period of the worlds history for any
but the best of reasons would be a blot
on our civilization. There are, of course,
wars which are waged on obedience to
the highest behests of humanity and there
Is no doubt that there are a great many
WHO favor war to-day under the influence
of these high motives.
"But on the other hand, there are a
great many who believe thar the resources
of diplomacy have not yet been exhausted,
and that it is not yet apparent that 1t d
necessary to draw the sword to secure all
that can be reasonably asked. am sure
that am speaking for YOU when ] say
that tine President of the United States
deserves the gratitude of the nation for
his manly course in these negotiations.
He has borne himself with quiet dignity,
and his patience, calm judgment and un-
swerving desire for peace are worthy OF
the highest praise and have won for him
the confidence of all calm, peace-loving,
sober-minded men, May God lay his hand
upon the feverish pulse of the nation. May
the government of these two nations not
be driven 20 undertake war that musl
not only threaten bankruptcy and revolu-
ton. possibly worse calamity 10 Spain, but
be costly beyond expression in the sacri-
flee of blood and treasure TO American
people"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
UNCLE sAWs NEW CRUISER.
The Ship Secured at n bargain and
Said to De a Good One.


London, April S.-The cruiser which
Lieutenant Commander Colwell, United
States naval attache here, purchased yes
terday afternoon from the Thames iron
works, and over which he hoisted the
stars and Stripes, was built by the Thames
iron works for Peru. 1t was finished dur
ing the war between Peru and Chill; and
the British government would not permit
it to leave on account of the neutrality
law.
The cruiser has been entirely reftted
during the past year and modernized at
an expense of $125,000 The negotiations
for the purchase were kept a secret, as
Lieutenant Commander Colwell want
ed to secure the cruiser at
a good bargain, which was ac-
compished The prise asked was 100000,
but it is understood that she has been
secured for about half that amount, af-
ter the owners had been given to under
stand that there was only a forlorn hope
Of selling her. The price paid is consid-
erably below the cost of building.
When Lieutenant Commander Colwell
raised the Stars and Stripes over the
cruiser, which he did most informally and
without his uniform, a crowd of English
sailors on the docks cheered heartily.
The cruiser will coal and provision to-
morrow and sail on Tuesday. Lieutenant
Commander Colwell will enlist a part of
his crew tomorrow, having filed the ap-
plications of American seamen. many of
whom have applied at the United States
embassy and consulate for enlistment
1t has not been decided who will officer
the ship, but possibly Lieut. John D..
Knapp will take command. He is expect
ed here in a day or two on board the
torpedo boat recently purchased for the
United States government at the Schichau
Yards, where she was built for Germany.
Lieutenant Commander Colwell says
American naval officers will be surprised
to see how good a ship the new cruiser
IS He is anxious to be transferred to ac-
tive service on shipboard in the event OF
war,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
NAVAL MILITIA OF ILLINOIS.
Chicago Able to Turn Out 700 Men
Ready to Go to Florida.

Chicago Able to Turn Out 100 Men
Ready to Go to Florida.
Chicago April 3.-The Secretary of the
Navy, by direction of the President, has
called upon Gov Tanner of Illinois to
have the naval militia prepared for ac-
tive service, and ito have discharged all
men with families and minors; to have
their places filled by other men and the
force ready for immediate service.
The force will in all probability go di-
rect to Florida, and will be commanded
by Edward II. Harrison, a graduate from
the naval academy in 1882. The Chicago
force consists of 400 sea sailors; 200 men
from Moline, who are river men; 100 from
Quincy, and 100 from Alton, also river
men, commanded by Commander Porter
Orders were issued by the adjutant gen.
eral tonight to the commanding officers
of the Illinois naval militia and National
Guard to place their commands on a ''war
footing" The orders are the outcome of
special instructions received this afternoon
by Gov Tanner from the war and navy
departments at Washington.
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WEEK MAY BRING WAR.
lcontInued from Flrst Page.

--7;tion of affairs here, not. only as 1t
+,tcs TO official negotiations, but more
Il1.-rieularly to the tendencies and all those
ift-,1nstances which will permit the Mad
--t government TO gauge the situation at
washington.
secretary Sherman gave a dinner last
,f.bt at which the Spanish minister was
one of the guests, Senator Lodge of the
S.rata committee on foreign relations, and
coI Fred d. Grant of New York being
o~,onr the others present. The presence
Isthe Spanish minister at the home of the
cs,retarv of State was devoid of signifi-
&c except as showing the pacific out
I'll anpearance of affairs. Being purely
.ociaI gathering, the Spanish situation
- NOT alluded to, although it is under
I'D 10 have required some tact to avoid
.bs absorbing topic of current interest.
IL Is understood that the message to be
mt ~ Congfess by the President will in
oInde A very comprehensive statement OF
,be relations of the United States TO the
r,ban question. One member of the cab
,,.r said to-day it would cover period of
psrhaps fifty years.
,rha threatened action of Germany to
.,,d warship to Havana to obtain indem-
- IN the Cannahabra case was the oc-
r,eion of considerable comment in various
t,,os The discussion was predicated en-
[iroI,, on the possibility of the outcome OF
snch action in the event of war following
brtween the United States and Spain.
Year was expressed that Germany would
not hesitate long if Spain refused in
demnity and that she might get her man.
of-war into Havana harbor and take pos
session of the place before war was de-
dared. In this case it was argued that
the port would then be regarded as a
ae,,tral one which would inhibit this gov
eminent from striking a blow at the city
The vital point of the whole island.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WATERFALL OF JUANACATLAN,
One OF the Grandest scenic wonders
of Mexico. i'3

OF Mexico. i''
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The great waterfall of Juanacatlan is
one of the grandest, though least known,
scenic wonders of Mexico.
The immediate approach to the falls is
in itself an artists dream OF rural de-
lights. Leaving the railroad at the little
station Of Ell Castillo, one IS conveyed by
a native tramcar for a distance Of, FIVE
miles through beautiful circular valley
thousands of acres In area and resemb-
ling in the graceful curves of it's surround
ing hills and the delicate tints Of its laby-
rinths of Wild flowers a mammoth seashell.
At frequent intervals above the tops Of the
tall grasses and tropical shrubs glimpses
are caught OF the broad, winding Rio de
Santiago, It's waters Fastening onward TO
the mad.
Having trayersed perhaps two-thirds OF
this enchanting landscape, ones ear grad
ually becomes conscious Of a low, distant
murmur. which steadily increase to deep
rumble, and from thai to a mighty roar,
and presently the tramcar comes to a
standstill at the very brink Of a high prec-
ipice from which Is viewed through the
clouds of vaporous mist the sight Of thou
SANDS OF TONS Oh wafer pAunBinS over q
wall Of gray granite IN a steady, unbrok-
en- cataract of 800 feet in width for sheer
distance Of sixty feet in seeThing, eddy
ing vortex below.
For a time the mind is apt TO be held
In rapt contemplation Of the spectacle;
then by degrees, the senses are awaken
ed TO the various characteristics, the ex-
quisite effects and weird vagaries Of the
foaming, falling waters. At the extreme
further shore portion Of the rushing
flood Is turned aside by a spur Of granite
and hurled against the face OF the eopfin-
ing wall from which II rebounds IN fine
vell-like cascade. while from the top Of
the precipice on the nearer side long trail
ing vines droop down and reach out their
tendrils as If in vain efforts to grasp the
descending torrents.
Associated with these falls Is a
strange and beautiful phenomenon. II Is
the constant presence of myTiads Of gor-
geous butterflies, which fit In and ont Of
the riffs Of the great cascade and TO and
fro through the clouds OF drifting vapor,
seemingly attracted and fascinated by the
dazzling, buffetng avalanche Of foam.
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ron sALE-nEAL EsTATE.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04

councils of Spain.that He may inspire both
nations with happy solution TO the prob
lem which confronts us, a solution honor
able to both nations-so that the clouds of
war may be dispeled and the blessings of
heavenly peace may be preserved to the
nation.
Let us cherish the hope that on next
Sunday, when we celebrate the resurrec-
ton of Christ from the dead we may also
be cheered by the Inauguration of the
dawn of good will between Spain and our
own beloved country"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
BRIBERY CHARGED IN CHINA.
Russia Alleged to Have Bought Up
the Foreign Office.

Shanghai April Sit is announced that
person of the highest rank has memoir
ial.zed the Emperor in the most vigorous
language, accusing the whole Tsung-Li-
Yamen (Chinese foreign offlce) of being in
the pay of Russia. He asserts that Russia
expended 100000 taels in brides during
the recent negotiations regarding the ces-
sion of Port Arthur and Ta-L.en-Wan, ETC.,
and claims that Ii Hung Changes share
was 10000 taels. Thereupon the person.
age referred to demands a full iuvestiga-
ton and asks that Ii Hung Chang be be-
headed If the accusations are proven, the
memorializer Offering 20 be executed him
self if his charges are not sustained.
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10 BuIl street.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

TREASURY DEPAklMfNi Z, once SUI
nervislng Architect, Washington, ID. c..
March %, 1S9S.-Sealed proposals win be-
received at this Office until O'Clock D. m.
on the 9th day Of April 1898, and opened
Immediately thereafter, for all the labor
and materials required for the interior An
Ish. plumbing gas piping and approaches
for the United States court house, post-
office. etc, at Savannah, Ga, in accord-
ance with the drawings and specification,
copies of which may be had at this office
or the office Of the superintendent at Sa-
yannah, Ca, James Knox Taylor. super-
vislng architect.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
MEDICAL.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
LEES COUSIN READY TO FIGHT.

DR.. Thaddeus Fitzhush Sends Il Pa
triotic Letter.
Kansas City, Mo-. April S-Dr Thaddeus
Fitzhugh, G5 years old, former postmaster
of Kansas City, Kan, a cousin of Consul
General Flizhugh Lee, who fought with
distinction in the Confederate army, has
In letter full of patriotism, proffered his
services to President Mckinley, expressing
life in support of 1.-THE principles of the
firmly united country"
DIR. Fitzhugh was captain of Company
F, of the Fifth Regiment of Panes bril-
gade of which his cousin, Fitzhugh Lee,
was division commander in the Confeder-
ate army.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
WORK ON THE OLD MONITORS.
Naval Reserve of New York And
Massachusetts to Take Charge.


Philadelphia. April 3.-Work on the
eight old monitors is being pushed nigh,
and day at the League Island navy yard
The Catskill and Nahant have been taken
out of dry dock and the Jason and Mon
tauk were put in. Fifteen-inch shells and
solid shot were put on board the Catskiu
and Nahant to-day
officers of the New York and Massachu-
sets naval reserves, who have been or
dered to the navy yard to take charge
of the monitors, arrived here to-day and
reported 10 Commandant Casey.
The fine steam yacht Josephine, which
the government has purchased from P.
A. B. Widener of this city, arrived at the
navy yard to-day from Wilmington, Del,
and will be Immediately transformed into
a gunboat The Josephine is of 545 TONS
l9l feet long, 2S feet beam and draws Is
feet of water. She was bull in 1896.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
SPANISH SHIPS IN BAD SHAPE.
relayO ana Carlos Fifth Won't BE
Ready for n Month.

london, April s.-The correspondent OF
inc Associated Press has ascertained from
reliable sources that some OF the Spanish
SHIPS are in bad condition. The Pelayo
started from Toulon for Carthagena last
night in tow, with $50 French workmen
oA board fixing up her boilers and making
o'ner repairs. The Emperador Carlos V
started yesterday from the Seine shipbuild-
ing yards at Havre for Ferrol with
'ufret out OF position and her guns un-
mounted. Neither ship will be ready for
service for a month. They have left
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
CHINA WITHOUT A WAR PORT.
Has No Proper Place to Receive Her
New warships.

Shanghai, April 9-The Chinese COM
plain bitterly of the fact that they do not
possess a war port for the five warships
which are being built for them abroad,
and which are due to arrive in Chinese
waters this summer. Unless WeiHal-
Wei, occupied by the japanese, is evacua-
ted, which is doubtful, the Chinese have
no place in which to receive their new war
ships.
The Russians have permitted two Brit
ish gunboats to enter and leave Port Ar
thur freely.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
CUBA MAY SEND EMIssARIEs.
AutOnOmist Cabinet Said to BE Con-
sidering the Step.

Havana, April 4.-Yesterday the au
economist secretaries, with Gen. Blanco
presiding, held an extraordinary council,
of which the proceedings have not been
made public.
Ell Dlaro says the council may deter
mine 10 send representatives, to Washing
ton in connection with the Spanish lega-
ton there who will be able TO show the
federal government the true feeling with
regard to autonomy in Cuba, and also to
advise President Mckinley of the true
state of affairs in the island.
This decision depends upon the consent
of the Madrid government. Manuel RAJ
fael Angulo, now in Washington, Is men,
toned for the mission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
YOUR WEAK SPOT.
IL You DO Not Know Where 1t Is You
ShOnId Find out and Strengthen IT.

IL You DO Not Know Where Ii Is YOu
ShOnld Find Out and Strengthen 1t.
Where is the weak spot in your system?
Is it a weakness of the stomach which
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constipation, headaches and backaches, or
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Wherever or whatever your particular
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If not, you can proftably read the follow
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
nni.r MANrED-rEMALEs.

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BISHOP OF HAVANA PATRIOTIC.
Revenues and Property of the
Church at spain's Command.

Havana, April S.-Yesterday evening
Bishop Manuel Santander Frutos of
Havana called on Gen. Blanco at the pail
ace and in his own name and in the
name of all the clergy offered the reve-
nues, moneys and treasure of the church
for use in case of any extraordinary
emergency. He said that even the vases
on the affairs were at the disposal of the
government for sale in case they should
be needed.
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FOn HENT-ROOMs.

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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, FOUR
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GIBBONS HOPES FOR PEACE.
Cardinal Refers 20 the Strained Re-
Intfons With Spain.

Baltimore,April s.-cardinal Gibbons. aft
err his sermon in the Cathedral to-day,
make the following remarks in regard to
the threatened war:
''on this day when we commemorate the
entrance Of the God Of Peace into Jeru-
salem let us implore that He will so guide
the minds and hearts Of the President and
Congress, and that He viii SO direct the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
QUIET DAY AT KEY WEST.
Extreme Vigilance Maintained by
the Fleet at Night

Key West, Fla. April S.--To-day has
passed very quietly and there were no
movements of the fleet.
Tonight the Nashville will take the pa
troll, and at all times extreme vigilance is
maintained.
The first message over the new cable
from Key West to the Tortugas was sent
to-day.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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In Pursuit Of Knowledge--Litlle Rob
ert-Papa, heard you say that the lady
YOU went to hear play, last night, made
the piano fairly talk, didn't /?
Papa,-Yes, 1t really seemed as If she did
so.
Little Roberts that The reason they
called 1t recltal2--Cleveland Leader.
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uELp wANTED-MALEs.

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EoR HENT-nOusEs.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04

a dispatch of eleven pages in cipher. but
its contents are unknown.
He asserted it was not reply to SPINS
last note, but related to other matters.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
snnin,s New Treasury Notes

Madrid, April "A decree has been ga
zetted creating 225 100000 pesetas of new
treasury notes on the guarantee OF the re-
ceipts from the tobacco stamps and octroi
duties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-04
Montana TROOPS READY.

Butte, Mont, April S.-The adjutant gen
eral of the military has issued an order
for all troops to be ready to respond to a
call in twenty-four hours.