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The morning news., 1899-04-16
TIE GOVERNMENTS MISTAKE.

The government made a mistake when
it failed to act promptly on the report
of the late Col. Waring. IN which he ad-
vised that the sanitary work necessary
to make Havana a healthy city be done
at once. He estimated that it would cost
at least slOOOO,0O0 to provide the city with
an adequate system of sewers, and to do
other sanitary work The government
would have had to provide the money,
of course. but 1t could have charged up
the debt against the customs receipts. 1t
would not have made much difference If
The money had not been paid back for
several years. It would have been better
for this country to have given the money
10 Havana than to have the city the hot
bed Of yellow fever for an indefinite num-
Der Of years.
1t IS certain that Havana will never be
a healthy city until it Is provided with
an entirely new system of sewers, and IL
is equally certain that such system of
sewers will never be put down in that
city unless our government does It, If
our government is to do it the work should
be done az the earliest possible moment.
Indeed. 1t is doubtful If, even now, the
Cubans would consent to have 100000
or $l5,O00OO0 charged against the customs
receipts for sanitary work i'm Havana.
1t VIII be a very long time before Ameri-
cans win have control of municipal affairs
IN Havana, if they ever do, except as
they now have It, And it is far from GER
tain that military rule will last very much
longer. Therefore the prospect of making
the city healthy through sanitary meas
ures appears to be very remote. The Gu
get them to clean up their premises.
About every householder has been given
instructions TO carry out<certain sanitary
regulations, but no attention is paid to
them. II Is because the Cubans will do
nothing for the health of the city that
take when 1t failed to act promptly on
the report of Col. Warng.
1t is of the highest Importance that Ha-
vana shall be freed from yellow fever-and
particularly is it important TO the South
ern states of this country. AS long as the
fever prevails there the ports of Southern
states will be practically closed against
that city for several months of the year.
That will interfere greatly with commerce
between the Southern section of the
country and Cuba. With Havana healthy,
the South would have very considerable
part of the Cuban trade.
It is very generally expected by sani-
tary experts. If what correspondents say
is to be relied upon, that there will be
good deal of yellow fever in Havana this
summer. This opinion Is based upon the
fact that the upturning of the soil in
cleaning out the sewers is likely to cause
fever. Whatf is being done by Gen. Lud-
low TO Improve the health of the city
ought to have a very good effect But
his work is only surface work. Before
the city becomes healthy 1t will have to
be given the radical treatment which Col.
Waring advised. There is reason to fear
that 1t will be many years before it will
be given that treatment.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
SIOat's Vegetable BitterS,

The Greatest Known Remedy for AIN
Forms of INDIGESTION, DYSPEP-
SIA, DIARRHOEA and DYSENTERY.
Savannah, Ca, Aug. 10, 1898, 1012 West
Broad street. Messrs. Sloat Bros. Co., Sa-
vannah Ga: Gentlemen-I was a black
smith in the employe of the s., F. & W.
Railroad in the shops at this place for
good many years. I got hurt and had to
give up my trade. then went to merchan-
dizing and have been doing so for the past
five years. After 1 gave up backsmithng
and being confined very closely in my store
my health failed and 1 became an intense
sufferer from indigestion in the form OF
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Constpa-
ton. Nothing that I ate agreed with me 1
tried every remedy for this dreadful affc-
ton that I could ever hear of and had the
attention of some of the very best physi-
clans in Savannah, but nothing gave me
relief until one year ago, when your Mr.
Stump came to see me and tried to sell me
some Of your Bitters. I wouldn't buy it be-
cause 1 had tried so many different medi-
cines and none had done me any good I
had lost faith in everything and had given
up the idea of ever being cured. Mr. Stump
gave me bottle of your Vegetable Bitters
and 1t did me so much good l ordered a
case from Messrs. Smith Bros and took
four more bottles of it and am now entirely
cured OF Indigestion. l can eat boiled cab
bage or any other kind of vegetables with
out feeling any i'll effects, a thing couldn't
do before. would suffer intensely and spit
up all nay food. When 1 commenced taking
the Bitters I weighed 100 pounds. now
weigh 100. I know that it has cost me no
less than $1,000 directly and indirectly
My mother has just commenced to take
the Bitters and says it is doing her more
good than anything she has taken for In
digestion. can and do heartily recommend
it TO any one suffering like 1 was. Very
truly yours, w. r. FULTON,
1012 West Broad street
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The morning news., 1899-04-16
THIS ISSUE
CONTAINS
TWENTY PAGES
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Is What You Need, T. A. Bryson, Co
Iumbia Agent; Election for President,
Treasurer and Directors Savannah Gas
Light Company; Stocks, Bonds, Wheat,
Austin r. Myres, Consolidated Exchange
New York City; Steans Bicycles, r. V.
Connerat; To My Friends, Max Brock;
Notice. Aug. Schwarz; Ship Notice,
Strachan & Co., Consignees; Go To ]. II.
Baker for Ricefeld Lamb, Etc; Spring
Lamb, Jas. ]. Joyce; The Why of the
Thing r. D. & VIM baltimore; Desirable
Residence For Sale. Walthour & Rivers;
Open Night and Day, Knights Pharmacy;
A Good Living Can Be Made, C. H. Dor
sett; Miss NJ. G. Benefits Reception,
April IS.
Business Notices-Shoes, Etc, e. I.
Okarma; E. & w. Laundry.
Garden Hose and Reels, Etc-Leo Frank
Lightning Ohio and White Mountain
Freezers-Thomas West & Co.
The Finest Preserves-C. "A. Munster.
If You Are Making Any Pretensions to
Style Go to A. S. Nichols.
Gardners Bazaar-12 Broughton street,
east.
See What You Get For Cents-At Bern
STEMS.
Whiskey-Roderlck Dhu.
Preparations For Summer Must Be Wide
Daniel Hogan
The Great Opening Sale of White Goods
This Week-At Gutman's.
The Favorite Store-Gustave Eckstein &
Cn.
The Only Store in Savannah-Levy's
We Are Not Behald on Anything-M. S.
Brown.
Constant Attractions and Plenty of
Them-Walsh & Meyer
Attractions For This Week-Foye & Nor
risoa.
We Study the Preferences of the Young
Fellows-The Metropolitan Clothing Com
pany.
Important to Sofdiers-Leopold Adler.
New Department-Leopold Adler.
To the Retail Grocers AS TO Tetley's
Teas-M. Fersts Sons & Co. Wholesale
Agents.
The "Jenness Miller Oxfords are Here!
"A. S. Nichols
The Two Skies, the Hot Water. Heater
and the Gas Range-Mutual Gas Light
Company.
Hard to Balance-Byck Bros.
Postum Cereal Coffee-Postum Cereal
Company.
Good for This Week-At Bernsteiu's Va
riety Store.
Now for Spring Medicines-Cubbedge
Pharmacy.
Tough on Fles-T. ]. Davis
Spratts Hog Biscuits and Medicines
Edward Lovell's Sons.
Stylish studebaker surries-H. II. Coher
Co.
Medlcal-"77" for Grip and Colds; sloat'.
Vegetable Buters; Worlds Dispensary
Preparations; Cuticura Remedies Hood.
Sarsaparilla; Alligator Liniment: johann
Hons Genuine Malt Extract; Sulphume
Erie Medical Company; Dr. Kennedy
Favorite Remedy: Munyon's Rheumatism
Cure.
Cheap Column Advertisements-H eli
Wanted Employment Wanted; For Rent
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
RYAN's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Room No. L, Provident Building.

AtOUIlI 4NU' u IUVIutHI buIIulng.
Day and Night Sessions.
Stenography, typewriting, bookkeeping,
single and double entry, English branch.
es penmanship. Individual INSTRUCTION.
Short, thorough, practical courses. Latest
and best methods taught. Our various
and complete, and are under the personal
supervision of the principal, who mas
made a careful study of the necessities
Of business, and of the best means of
providing for same, and the success of
students of this college is ample proof
that her efforts in this direction have not
been in vain. If you are employed dur
ing the day, attend our popular night
session. Students prepared directly for
business. Learn to operate the Reming-
ton Standard Typewriter, that being the
machine which the business world en-
p1oys. Send for catalogue.
The morning news., 1899-04-16

In his speech at Ann -Arbor, Mich. the
other day, Gov. Roosevelt of New York,
enunciated striking epigram- He said;
"After a great many years of painful ex-
perience really don't know which 1 re-
gard with the most unaffected dread, the
machine politician or the fool reformer." +"
There is food in this observation for ma
tnre reflection.
The morning news., 1899-04-16
PERSONAL.

The Firemens Protective Association
of Cincinnati has decided to present Miss
Helen Gould with a gold fire badge, just
as the New York firemen did, in apprecia-
ton of her services during the Windsor
Hotel fire.
On the table in the cell of Mrs. George,
now on trial at Canton. o., on the charge
of killing President McKinley's brother
in-law, are such books at Lorna Doone," ="
1.-THE Christian" Ben Hur," Diana OF
the Crossways" and other volumes
The morning news., 1899-04-16
CURRENT COMMENT.

Respecting the trial of Senator Quay, the
Chicago Times-Herald Qnd.) says: IF
the proof of a conspiracy existing between
Quay, Haywood and Mckee to misuse
the funds of the commonwealth is con-
tained in the red book" of the bank
cashier. the court owes it to the state TO
allow no technicalities TO exclude it from
the evidence"
The Indianapolis Sentinel Oem.) says:
1T looks as if there wouldn't be much
left of civil service reform by the time
the Mckinley administration goes out of
power. And yet Mr.. Mckinley went into
Office under the most solemn pledges 90
enforce and extend the civil service sys-
TEN and got the civil service reform vote
of the country almost unanimously. Un-
der the administrations of Arthur, Cleve-
land and Harrison, civil service reform
made progress, despite occasional set
backs. Under the present administration
1t has steadily lost ground"
The Washington Star, very ardent
supporter OF the administration. evident
Iy thinks it would be a good thing II Co
mez were quickly gotten out of Cuba. II
says: "He is quoted as desirous of re-
turning to his home in San Domingo and
spending the remainder of his life in peace
and quiet. lt Is a natural feeling. II
might he the wisest course he could fol-
low. He is an old man and has seen a
good deal OF strife. He Is a born soldier,
but the end for which he has so long
struggled has at last been attained. The
Spanish power has been destroyed IN
Cuba. and the people OF the island with
whose distresses he has so long sympa-
thized are at last TO know the blessings
OF good government His fame Is secure
and there appears to DO every reason
why he should take bis case In his old
age"
The morning news., 1899-04-16
NEW ENGLAND GRANITE co.
FURNITURE AND GENERAL MER-
CHANDIsE STORAGE

Can be had at the District Messenger and
Delivery Company's warehouse, % 10 al
Montgomery street, on reasonable terms
The building has been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, and now offers un-
surpassed facilities for the storage Of an
kinds Of furniture. Van. express wagons
and messengers furnished Pianos ana
furniture packed FOR shipment and renov-
al with care. Telephone =
The morning news., 1899-04-16

Young Mr. Vanderbilt. whose country
house on Long Island was burned the 9TH
er day, Is being commended 10y the news
papers FOR his good sense and consideration
IN connection with that Incident The
house was dlod with valuable property.
but Mr Vanderbilt firmly declined 20 per
MT any Of the servants or other voluu-
'o'fa 10 90 into the house for the purposo
oI attempting 10 save valuable. lie pre-
i'ifel thai there should ho no rlsk OF nre
i''hr' uan that 40 eaor, should be made
20 save hia properly
The morning news., 1899-04-16

A bill to make counties liable in dam
ages for deaths or personal injury result
ing from mob violence has been rejected
by the Illinois House The Legislators. hav-
ing i'm mind the Paua incident, and others
OF the kind which have recently occurred
were probably not disposed to be TOO
The morning news., 1899-04-16

Aguinaldo has not issued proclamation
for some ten days. Possibly the Americans
have not let him keep stu long enough to
write one,
The morning news., 1899-04-16
Fone SAG.
SAVANNAH RUBBER TIRE co.

Is now In operation for applying the
famous (Kelly) Springfield Rubber Tire
to vehicle wheels. These tires can be seen
on a display wheel at
MARK APPLES REPOSITORY,
who Is the agent,
The morning news., 1899-04-16
who Is the agent.
820 WEST BRoUGHToN STREET.

At Mark Apples Repository can be found
full and complete line of Buggies, Car
riages, Surveys, Stanhopes and Traps.
Also one and two-horse Coil Spring Farm
Wagons Turpentine Wagons speciality.
MARK APPLES REPOSITORY,
800 West Broughton street
The morning news., 1899-04-16

The Greatest Known Remedy for AIN
Forms of INDIGESTION, DYSPEP-
SIA, DIARRHOEA and DYSENTERY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27
No tici as.
Or. JOSE SAM U RJ0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S AN FRANCISCO=36.
Pfecios Sumamenis modicos.

El DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganadodos premios'
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca otro por las meiores cajas de dientes.
segun certlficado que posee.
N. A.
%. Sc partcipa al A'calde del Dorado,
no haber lugar & Ia reclamation de seis, pesos
oincuenta eentavos, que le haoe al Ayuntamien-
to de Bsyam6n, por derechos de autopsis de un
oAdaver.
90 Algunos se1ores que han sdo profeso
res del pueblo de A1jontas, se quejan de que
ell Ayuntamiento de dioho pueblo NADIA hace
respecto al pago de los haberes que psra con
ellos tiene contraido.
20. Don Antonio Goioourfa de Toa Bajs.
soliclta ordene al Ayuntamiento de aquel
pueblo, le pague los derechos que SO lie deudsn
por autopsis praotioada en- el oadaver de Eleu'
terio Marian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27
One COlStC,

luauguramos en- nuestro numero de hoy
una seocion que llevarA por tftulo sPropaganda
Federals en- Ia que este partido defenders sus
ideales sus procedimientos con absolute liber-
tad, nj mas nj menos que al SO tratara de un
peri6dico de dicha sgrupsoi6n.
No obstante, debemos hacer oonstar que,
heles maestro programa y & nuestros 6ues
oontinuaremos alejados de las luchas polfticas
que por 10 tanto nos mantendremos en- nuestra
actitud de siempre, dentro del terreno de Ia i'm.
parcialidad mas absoluta,
Por otra parte no hay Inconvenience aguno
en- que 81 pastido Republioano utilize su vez
81 aaf ls place, nuestras oolumnas para sus efeo
to' de propaganda, bajo igual forma identicas
condlolones en- que ha de hacsrlo el partido Fe.
deral.
Ia CORRESPONDENCE, hoy como de.de .u
fundaci6n, sin apasionamientos nj preiuicios
sin inolinarse en- pro en- contra, permaneoe
neutral ante las contiendas de ambas sg,upa
clones polftioas, reservAndose ell ju:cio de su
propio oriterio, sobre todos los asuntcs
Conste asf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27

%. Segdn lsemos en- IN peri6dico do Ii
localidsd, s s. 81 Papa ha Discriminate que
81 venidero .iglo de prinoipio 81 a1o 1901.
Cremos que 8 s. no podf. smpe.ar contsr do
otra maners, sino dsndo prinoipio por 81 uno.
%. A Ia psasdsIfa 81 eAhorro. do ssta
Capital s don Luis Mendfn de Cat,no, ls han
decomisado - y 10 librss de pan respsctivs-
ments, por falta de peso.
%. El Ayunsamiento de Come,fo hs 70.
mitido IN sstado demostrativo dc los gsstos
que hs tenido aqual Munieipio durants los I'll.
timos cinco sfios.
%. En- Arsoibo rsin6 sl mayor 6rdsn On
Ia <nochs. buena, siendo numeros f.ima Il oon.
currenoia que acudi6 ID miss del sgallo, On ID
que tambien hubo mucho 6rden compostura.
%. Los sehorss Disz Navarro, don Juan
R Baiz don Fernandez Gonzales, han sstsdo
al:imamente On Aguas-Buenas ooupados On tra
bsjos electoralss.
90. So ha dsspedido do nosotros, nuestro
querido amigo don Ulisss del Vale, que rsers.
- hoy Nusva York por 81 vspor Caracs,.
Deseamosls visjs del todo fslis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27
Tribunal de Po|ici0,

Condenados hoy Jose Duran por herir
jose Maria Vega, Is dias de arresto; Federi
co Ezquiaga & dias de arreste; Ramon Fuen.
ter 4 dia; Francisco C.emente { dia; Raj
mundo Va.quez dias de arresto, conmuta.
ble por multa; los muchachos Pablo Garcia y
Heriberto Quijsno 4 dias de arresto cada uno,
oonmutados por multa.
Denunciadas ante el Alcalda Josefa Diax y
Mercedes Rivera por infringir ell Reglamento
de hygiene; Don Florentino Soils por tener su
cafetfn alberto fusra del tempo concedido y
Jacinto Ayende por igual oausa.
Curado on el ouarto de socorro ell ameri-
cano Williams Snyder de una herida en- Ia re.
gion oeoipital izquierds Pedro Cam pos dc
ma on Ia cabezs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27
Operation inteIesante
Dor ell Doctor R. del Vale.

Hemos tenido ocaai6n de ver q un sujeto,
de nombre Higinio Gonzalez Ell oual ha reco :
brado la vista & la edad de veintiocho amos, en-
ouyo espaoio de tempo, desde los pocos meses
de naoido, habia quedado oompletamente ciego.
Fn6 operado por nuestro spreoiable amigo el
Doctor Rafael del Vale, es un caso 1erdsde
ramente ourioso. FL individuo oiego, no tenfa
idea de los dolores nj de la forma de los ouer-
pos, hasta que no los palpaba. De manera que
en- los primeros diss de hab6rsele quitado el
vendaje desconooia en- absolute los objetos que
veia = solo al tooarlos &c daba ouenta de ellos
de nombres
Ha tenido, pues, que hacer un nuevo apren'
dizaje tanto del color como de la forma.
Felicitamos al inteligente ooulista por ell
fsliz 6xito de tan original interesante opera
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-27
Gaccta de hoy.
Orden Genel al n Q 2l2.

A fin de que el Gobernador Militar pueda
adquirir amplios informes respecto & Ia admi.
nistraci6n de los Municipios de ests Isa, &c
dispondrAn, de tiempo en- tempo, inspeociones
por medic de O6oisos del Ej6rcito especialmen-
to comisonades al efeoto.
ri objeto de estas inspscciones es enterar
al Gobernador Militar de cuanto sc refere
asuntos de administraoi6n, protection de vidas
J haoendas, condioi6n de los habitantes, cum
policfa municipal, freouenoia con que Sc reunen
los Ayuntamientos y promedio de asistenoia &
aua sesiones, recauds oi6n de contribuciones 8
inverai6n de les fondos pdblicos. s.
Los inspectores, en- So oalidad de tales, no
dictsr&n 6rdenes 4 los funcionarios civiles, sino
que informarAn eobre todos los defectoa de ad-
ministraci6n, irregularidades 6 desouidos de
oualquiera clase, por parte de foncionarios mu'
nicipsles en- 10 gobernaci6n de los pueblos.
Los Aloaldes proporcionarAn todos los in.
formes y datos que les pidieren los inspeotores
designados, ademas cuanto fuere neoesario
para facilitar estas inspecciones..
Orden general n ZIG.
FL pArrafo XII de. Ordenes Generates, N .
50, serie corriente, de este Quartet General,
queda enmendado como sigue:
XXI 81 oualquiera de los litigantes 80
considerase agraviado por el fallo 8 decreto de
Ia Corte Provisional, Sc oonce iera dioha par.
u uuS Suspension ue nOVeQt0 Olas, onLee Oe pro
oederse 4 Ia ejecuoion del fallo deoreto, me-
dante fansa con garantfas, presentsda por el
interesado en- la suma bsjo las condolences q.
determine Ia Corte 4 fin de que dicho litigante
pueda recurrir Ia Corte Suprema de los Esta
dos Unidos an solioitud de un auto de certiorori
u otro procedimiento para la revision del oita-
do fallo 6 decreto.
sPor causa justifcada, puede esta Corte
prolongar el plszo para Ia presentation de dicha
solioitud y toma dc raz6n en- Ia Secretarfs de Ia
antedicha Corte Suprema de Apelaoi6n.,
La suspension del fallo, conoedida por la
Corte, permansoera VICENTE mientras resuelva
el oaso en- defnitiva la Corte Suprema de
Apelsci6n, siempre que la parte que hiciere uso
de las dispoaiciones de esta secoi6u, no fuere
oulpable de negligencia en- gestionar su soio-
tud ante Ia oitada Corte Suprema 6 de Apela.
Dion