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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Nofices-Ship Notice. Chas
Homewood Master British Steamship Hil-
tam; To Publishers and Printers Wan
Paper, Paper Hanging Savannah Building
Supply Company; Ship Notices. Barnard
& Co., Agents; Official Notice as to Re
pairs, Etc, Fancy Dressed Ducks, Fryers,
Etc, NJ. S. Gardner; Fresh Arrivals, M.
S. Gardner; Ship Notice, Georgia Export
and Import Company; At the Abercorn
Grocery Company; Look. Look Wen Before
You Buy. G. S. Van Horne. Manager
Dragon Grocery Company; At Joyce's: At
Chang's; Fine Fryets. S. Martin; Fine Fig
ures, c.. Fl. Monsees; Mems Fan C.oth.ng
Leopold Adler; It's Going to BE Cold in
NY Cooling Room John Funk.
Business NoIices-Lillian Russell Cigars;
Cleveland Bicycles. r. D. & VIM. Latti-
more; One Lot Left on Tenth Street, c. H.
Dorset
ram Millinery Display-Leopold Adler.
Mems Up-to-Date Suits-Leopold Adler.
New Georgia Syrup-C. A. Munster.
Legal Notices-Notice to Debtors and
Creditors. Estate Anna Nora Cleary, De-
ceased
Mineral Water-Bufalo Lithia Water.
Beers-Anheuser-Bu Brewing Asso-
citation Beers.
Whisky-Dunys Pure Malt Whisky:
Hunters Whisky.
Conee-Lion Coffee.
b scuit-Uneeda Biscuit
Gelatine-Eat Wen Gelatine
Medical Warmers Safe Cure: DR.. Hath
away Company; Coke Dandruff Cure;
Iorslord's Acid Phosphate.
Cheap Column Adverdsements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER Z 1892

Admiral Dewey is 10 be one Of he Pres
idents advisers respecting the Philippines.
Personally tie Admiral does not believe
in the slr.ct censorship which Gen. Ous
has Instituted: he said so IN New York the
other day Pc SILLY ne win adv Sc more
open ana American po icy in the matter
Ut tho news. There Is ~ IDENTITY more going
on in the Philippines that We hear of in
this country. A few days ago. in a section
that had been reported as "pacided" b.
Gen. Otis, There was a movement of two
sections Of ire Filipino troops to get be
hind the Americans, and number of tele-
graph lines were cur by the insurgents. If
il were not fer the presence of the navy
at Manila, il might he feared that the in
surgents would come in aud cut the cable.
Robert Noll was arrested in Philadelphia
and carried 10 York county, Pennsylvania
Tor trial on a charge OF having introduced
the morphine habit to more than 100 young
people in York. Under the laws Of the
state 1t was found impo sib'e 10 inhict
upon him severer punishment than one
year and nine months Imprisonment, and
that moi for the real crime of which he
was guilty but on the charge of keeping a
disorderly house and furnishing liquor to
minors Manifestly, the punishment was
totally Inadequate, but the law had made
no provision for such crimes as thar which
Nol committed; and the probab lt!es are
that the laws of the other states are as
deficient in this respect as are those of
Pennsylvania.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

p. NJ. Isiing of Plainfeld. N. j.. takes
the position that the municipality is bound
TO afford protection to the properly of it's
citizens and taxpayers. The principle. he
says. is admitted in each community
which provides a police or constabulary
force. Upon this ground therefore, Ishng
has sent TO the Council of Plaiufied a bill
for SIS for chickens, which he says some
marauding cat destroyed In the dead OF the
night in his hen house, situated and being
IN the said city of Plainheld The Council.
however is not satisfied that the city can
be held responsible for the depredations
OF a night proving cat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

BY 1901 the Protestant Episcopal Church
Will have a definite canon regarding the
marriages of divorced persons. \ special
committee is now preparing the canon to
be submitted to the General Episcopal
Conference, to be held in San Francisco in
1901. The need for such a canon was
brought more than ever prominently be-
fore the church by the marriage Of certain
divorced persons high In New York So
Getty not a great while ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

II appears that the Ohio Republican
campaign circular demanding subscrip-
tons, some reference to which we printed
IN our Washington correspondence yester-
day is being circulated not only among the
employees Of the departments ct Washing
ton but among postmasters Ia various
parts OF che country, If not indeed all over
II. Such circulars have been received by
postmasters ia Maine and Massachusetts
and the assumption that they have been
received elsewhere is justihable Evident
~ the Republicans have become fearful Of
thelr hold on Ohio, and have determined
% use all means available to save them
. selves
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

The FAN River cloth printers are report.
ed 10 have been making exceptionally
heavy purchases Of print cloths during
the current week, During three days alone
nearly 100000 pieces of Goth were CON
tracted for. The sales have been of spots
and deliveries extending into January, and
prices are said TO have been strong.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Now that Dreyfus and Capt. Carter are
disposed of. Brigham II. Roberts comes
into sight once more. \ woman's society
Of long name in New York has succeed
ed in enlisting Miss Helen Gould in oppo-
sition to Roberts remaining a member of
the National House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New York Commercial Qnd) says:
This is the tenth month of the year 1899,
and every month of the year so far has
shown greater business activity than the
corresponding month of any year that ever
mas preceded it. The former high-water
mark of business expansion was reached
in 1892 but that mark will show poorly
with the high-water mark of 1899 The
gain is 50 evenly distributed that it is hard
TO tell which of the great American cities
Is most prosperous, and if geographically
there is no distinction between sections
there is no advantage between citizens
Farmers are rejoicing over bountiful
crops, labOrerS in abundance of oDportu-
nifty. mechanics because of steady en-
ployment, merchants at unprecedented
sales, manufacturers in a demand that
taxes their capacity. Ii is a star year"
The Philadelphia Record (Dem) says:
There is an exasperatiug shortage in the
supply Of small silver coin, but il seems
that the remedy must be provided by Con
gress The minis have used all their stock
of silver available for subsidiary coinage
There is a vast store of silver bullion in
the treasury, but ii is there in pledge for
outstanding SILVER certificates. and cannot
be used Without withdrawal of an equal
This inability of the government 10 meet
the demand for small coins affords a new
illustration Of the needless tangle which
exists in our currency system. The treas
ury ought 10 be authorized to issue sub
sidary coins as fast as the minis can turn
them out whenever The demand for such
currency may exist"
A Dewey boom for the presidency may
come out Of New England. The Spring
field (Mass) Republican Gnd1 says: The
Washington CORRESPONDENTS are right in
saying that Senator Proctor is out with
the near supporters of President McKin-
ley. The fear has long been that the Yer
mont senator will appear in the Repubi-
can National Convention with a Dewey
boom about his person. Ever since Mr..
Proctor took Vermont away from Reed
tho politicians whom he served have not
placed fun ith IN him. They understo
that Vermont logically and by pledges Civ
en- belonged 10 The candidate from New
england"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Have you lost Am
bition? Is there az ~
unnatural drain h.
on the system? +,
every organ perform
ing its proper fun.
ton? In other words.
Are you a perfeetr
strong, active, visor.
Gus, healthy, ha1pv
man or woman?
II not, you sho,s
pot delay one day b..
fore you consult ,
specialist. one ia
xt-h rurso fhn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Aud now an Ohio man proposes to send
Geographic messages not only without
wires, but without batteries! Shall we af-
ter while have a patent thought trans
mitter, which will need neither apparatus
nor oDerator?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

The Chicago University faculty has de
cided that the time has not yet come to
abandon spelling by rule and adopt the
phonetic system. Hurah for Noah Web
sier and other English dictionary makers!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

Ex-senator John Sherman says Admiral
Dewey would be a strong presidential can
didate for the reason that he would be
voted for with extreme disregard of party
lines
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

The sword as weapon of war has had
its day. In the civil war there we're
hand-to-hand conflicts. in which swords
did effective execution; but there was no
such encounter during the Spanish war.
there has been none in the Philippines.
nor is it likely that there will be either
there or in the TransvaaL Long distance
fisAting is now The order. and so far as
uuity is concerned, the sword might as
well be exchanged for an electric push
button or tin megaphone. But it will
be retained as an emblem of authority
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

This ROOM" said Mrs. GaswelI to the
architect who was preparing the plans
for the new house under her direction, Il
want you 10 make different from any
of The others. ! want to try a unique Of.
feet You may cit off the corners and
make regular octopus of it."-Chicago
Tribune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

After reading the opinion of Attorney
General Griggs. it will be rathed difficult
for any one to construct parallel between
Capts. Carter and Dreyfus
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

To judge from recent events. it does not
appear that the administration has been
doing great deal towards helping Capt.
Carrier escape the penalties OF his wrong
doing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
JOHN 6. BUTLER
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Paints, Oils and Glass, Sash, Doors. bhn.
and Builders Supplies. PLAIN and Deco,s
tive Wall Paper. Foreign and DornesI
Clements, Lime, Plaster and HAIR
Agent for Asbestine Cold Waller PAM
% Congress street. west, and 10 ST. juice
street. west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07

1T must irritate New Jersey" says the
Philadelphia Ledger, TO see the yachts
racing up and down her coast without
taking out a charterw
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-07
THE SICK ARE
MADE WELL
And the Weak Are Restored 70 =
Nisor and strength at the na.'
of the Greatest Healer Of NJ,
Times. uefl
ARE YOU
SICK?

Have you any pain or sos.
ARE YOU weakness? Does -. acne q
SICK? show that it contains 1ooiI
ties? Are you nervous iD',pl'H
lack snap and activity of MIND ana ~ . you
Are you easily tired? Have vo,, - 10 ooly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21

Of June He reported this fact in August.
DR.. Daily denied that his report stated that
the beef contained poison or destroyed
vitality of the soldiers. He had said that
it was detrimental to health.
Colonel DENLY asked DR.. Daily whether in
his opinion an officer had performed his
duty when, knowing that the beef supplied
the army was detrimental to health, he
had concealed that fact and had not re-
ported for many weeks. Dr. DAILY replied
that he had reported upon the facts in a
regular way and after mature deliberation.
He could not, he said, ,"howi about it to
any and every one he met
The Witness Protested.
Colonel DENLY still following UP this line
of Interrogation asked whether he would
have treated a patient as he had treated
the soldiers of the army.
You are on trial now, doctor, continued
Mr.. DENLY, ION trial before the country"
To this the witness protested vigorously
that he was not upon trial and the country
would never put him on trial.
DR.. Conner questioned the witness in re-
gard to the decomposed boracic acid fire.
quently referred to. This brought out the
fact that DR.. Daily used the term in its
chemical sense, but, he said, as a matter
of fact. the acid was really compounded
with some other element in the meat and
its nature changed in this way.
During the course of the afternoon DR..
Daily stated that it was a mistake to be-
lieve that freshly killed meat was detri-
mental to health Meat from an animal
just slaughtered was in no way injurious,
he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
FILlPIN0S DEFIANT
Keep on Intrenching Their Position
Around Iloilo.
PREVENT OUR TROOPS LANDING
Complaint Made That Their Gov
eminent is Not Recognized.
ESTABL1SHEDTWO YEARS AGO

MANILA. via Hong Kong, January 21.-
Private advices received here from Iloilo
differ materially from the official reports
They say the rebels have completed their
fertilization there and that they are now
terrifying Guinarus Island. The American
forces are still on board the transports
Newport, Arizona and Pennsylvania, which
are anchored close to Guinaras Island.
The rebel authorities at Ilollo, it is added,
have granted permission to land unarmed
parties, not exceeding five in number, If
accompanied by native officer. The offer,
however. was declined. but the rebels sub
sequently permitted officers to land, fur
nishing them with an escort.
President Lopez of the Visayan fedora
ton has replied to President Mckinley
proclamation Of January 8. He claims that
the revolutionary government antedates
the Paris treaty over two years. He also
says he has never been officially notified OF
the existence of the treaty, and that, there
fore, he declined to recognize American
authority and refuses to allow Americans
to diSembark in force without express
orders from the government at Maloios,
Gen. Miller the commander of the Amer
lean expedition, replied that the Americans
cannot recognize the presidents authority,
because the Filipino republic is not recog-
niZed by the powers. He also expressed
regret at the determination of the Filipinos
to resist just claims.
The United States gunboat Petrol and
the Spanish gunboat Ell Cano are near
Iloilo.
The natives at the fort mistook the
United States cruiser Baltimore's meal
pennant for a challenge and have hoisted
it simultaneously with the Baltimore S
pennant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
Washington STOCK Exch.

iMetEopGlitan RaiIrOad cert B. $50 at us Us
West End SatS Sngi R sooeY at loS 5000 at lo5
Deposit ana Trust 10 us 10 al liss Nsfian
At 81 10 a. Ss fo 100 a. 10 Capital fraction 20
az 81 20 at sei4. 10 at - 20 at - Is At sls ~
q. st73 70 at 81 ID at slA L. = Electric Linn
l5lig Lanstoa Monoiype 100 at i65s ~ ~ y ~ ~ az
at IL American Graphophone 10 at i2II : at isiS
at lS Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 100 at Iic: 100
a. 5oc, i09 at DC; 400 at 40c; 100 at 89c 100
AZ se 100 Sc 100 at Sc loo loo at at Sc s SS
az Is; 100 at $50; 100 at 3sc.; 100 at BE: 900
at .,oc.' loD az DC; 100 30c: 100 M 3ac 100
at 36e. 100 at SIC; loo at SIC 100 at &c i ia
d soa sc Ateg eal-NerfoIk and Washington steam,
District of Columbia Bonds-5s. ao-yesr f,no,n,
fai paa' IS; IsoI' water stock, los bid. ADS
M Miscellaneous I, Bonds. Metropolitan Railroad IS
l5s asked MeTdoiifan RaIlpSaa cnrt ' To- bid
iSe bid Metropolitan Raiirr i cert ind 1t r III
bid Colgmala Railroad Is. i26 bid Columbia Liza
ington Gas Company series A. 6s 100 hid Wash
Electric Light deb imp, le5 bid. + = t,ac,r ::
Light cert indebt-, i05 bid, 1851 asked Chesa
Security md Trust IS loo Id Id OlS asrl
Market Company list 6s lis bid Washington Mar
Company extn IS. lis bid Masoniciinn Assois.
non 3s. ll0 lid American Graphophone deb 5s
National Bank stOcks.-Bank of Washington. 300
BID. Metropolitan. 3i5 bid Central $50 hid
citizens, 100 bid Columbia. lbs bid. Capital I24
bid West End a6 hid, 100 asked Traders Io7
BID, lio asked. Lincoln. 40 bid lis asked
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies tionaI SAFE
Deposit and Trust. lis bid, l19 asked. wnshinrfoo
Loan and Trust. x141 bid 142 asked. American Sc
curity and Trust. 1853 bid. Washington safe De
posit. 80 bid. *
Insurance Stocks.-Firemens. 2s bid Franklin
81 bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 10 bid CorroraI,'
80 bid. Potomac 6s bid. Arlington $50 hid Cen
man American, 300 bid. National Union g5k lid
II II, asked Columbia. ~ bid, ~ asked Riggs.
coin, lo& bid. Commercial bid LII"
Title Insurance Stocks.-Rea Estate Title 20 HID
trict Title, 2ia bid. Nis-
Railroad stolks:-Capital Traction Companr s1H
bid - asked. Metropolitan. 1914 bid. 1854 ask
ed. Columbia 30 bid. lexington zSO hid Gssorc..
town and Tennallytown 6 hid ~ s0'se-
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. Washington cas
x5S bid. % asked. Georgetown Gas 80 hid I-S'
Electric Light l51i& hid. l52 asked - o.
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac wan
bid IS asked Pennsylvania. IS bid. so asked ~
Miscellaneous Stecks.-Aereenfhale I{n1trDe tSz
bid, 1s5ts asked. LanstOn Monotype n iii ia
asked. America Grapbophone. 70 bid I2ss ASKED
American Graphophone preferred 12Is hid Iai[ gs,.
ed. Pneumatic Gun Carriage IS hid rs ssksd
Washington Market. l3 bid Great FaHs Ico ~,
I i'd l25 askod. Norfolk and Washington 81 AMOR
100 bid
xEx dividend. zFirst assessment paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
THE PORTO RICAN TARIFF.
Classification the Same as for Cuba.
Reduction of Spanish Rates.

Reduction of Spanish Rates.
A permanent tariff for Porto Rico has
been finished by Mr.. Porter the special
commissioner of the Treasury Department
and will be made public in a few days
The classification is the same as the Cuban
tariff, promulgated some time ago. The
rates under the Spanish tariff were In
pesos. They have been changed to United
States money,
The old Spanish rates have been more
than cut in two. The new tariff will es-
tablish an average duty of about Is per
cent advalorem. The aim of this govern
ment is to make the tariff one for revenue
and not for protection. 1t is estimated
that the income from tariff of about Is
per cent will be, sufficient to meet the ex-
expenses for the maintenance of a large
army. The tariff for Cuba was fixed at an
average ad valorem of % per cent. so as TO
largely cover expenditures. The Porto
Rican tariff. therefore, is considerably
lower than the one for Cuba.
The food schedule of the Porto Rican
tariff is reduced to from 10 to 10 per cent
The most important part of this is that
practically all the food products for the
island go from this country. The United
States formerly paid large part of the
revenues of the island ON food products
alone.
The duty on cattle will be about the
same as on other articles. The people of
Porto Rico do not need free cattle. They
have cattle of their own. and want tariff
on cattle from the outside. The long war
in Cuba had exhausted beef and work cat
tle and their free duty was absolutely
necessary to replenish the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
Conference on Instructions at the
state DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Hay had what will probably be
the Philippine commission today and gave
full instructions on every point that is likely
to arise so far as can now be perceived 1t
was stated that Profs Schurman and Wor-
cester would leave Washington next Tues
day, and Mr.. Deaby will follow to Manila
as soon as he can terminate his duties with
the wal investigating commission.
1t is learned beyond question that the
commission will have no executive powers;
it will be ar advisory council in the full
sense of the term, although two of the
members, Admiral Dewey and Gen. OTIS
may carry out policies laid down by the
commission in their own single executive
capacity as military and naval command
erS.
Mr.. E. W. Hardin will not accompany the
commissioners as secretary. He has de-
an offer made to him. Maj. Sawyer of the
army has been designated as disbursing Of
ficer. The offices of secretary and assist
ant secretary will be filled when the com
mission gets to the Philippines. Dr. Schur-
man has selected P. E. Gannett of Cornell
as his assistant. Col. DENLY will take his
son with him as assistant and Professor
Worcester will select an assistant from
Ann Arbor University.
Two cabinet officials at the White House
today said that the news coming from the
Philippine Islands continues to be better
and more reassuring. One of them said
that the troubles which have occurred were
nothing more than were to be expected in
transition of the kind which has taken
place. Some friction, he said, was neces-
Sdry with this transition and there will be
more: but 1t will be overcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
FINANCE AND TRADE
No Abatement in the Upward Ten
denoy of Stocks.
HEAVY INVESTMENT BUYING
Strong Demand for Union Pacific
and Atchison Issues.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
NEW YORK, January 21.-The specuIe-
tive week closing today has developed no
indications of any abatement I'm either tho
speculative or investment demand for Sc
curiues. London was an important factor
In today's buying, the preference being
given TO the Vanderbilt issues and the re-
organized roads. The coming settlements
may show scarcity OF American issues.
and on this account the foreign demand
has been trifie urgent OF late
Inc local buying was underestimate in
Lohooh' ana s9les have been replaced only
AT advances The buying of Union Pacific
and A-chison issues was unusually liberal
IN volume, and the price of the stocks re-
spohdei easily. Good Judges of the market
predlct the better issues Of the reorganized
ooans 10 sen up from 10 to ~ per cent from
current prices solely on dividend ability
The shifting of interest to this group has
Deeh one OF the conspicuous Developments
OF the last few days. Union Pacific was
Duoyant under A revival of the rumors reIa-
tive to Vanderbilt control and the late de-
price. 49,
Many OF the hitherto inactive issues in
tne southwest are now Included in the list
OF likely properties. but they are not likely
70 become especially prominent until the
market works It's way around TO them in
the natural evolutionary process
Inc investment buying OF New York Cen
tfal anc Northwest continues in liberal vol
une, and this fact encourages belief IN
the many theories favoriIg higher prices
Inc buying of such stocks has repeatedly
overthrow the mistrust Of the professional
element.
Brokers have in many instances been dis
posed to regard the market as having
reached height at which prudence would
justify caution, If not inaction. An influx
OF buying orders from outside sources ac-
companied with drafts in payment have
oVerthrown such arguments and given the
market new impetus
me public is making prices and Wall
street professional element. or so much of
II as is successful, follows. instead of lead
ing the demand.
The bank statement reflects a gain Of
S5,f4t,eo in lawful money, nearly all in
specie The loans have been increased
only S.505,oo0, which, in view of the mil
non share daily stock speculation, is re-
markedly small.
The shifting of risks and the cash demand
can alone explain this item. The deposits
have Increased 81, 26s 400, an amount about
consistent with other changes after allow
ing for the increase in reserve. The total
surplus reserve above legal requirements is
increased $3.50, zoo. bringing the fun sum
up to $34,693 675.