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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

'Eagan is now on the Presidents hands;
what is he going to do about it?" says a
contemporary. Probably the best thing the
President could do first would be to use
some carbolic soap and hot water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

1.-THE idea of 100000 as gift from the
United States to the Cuban soldiers is
repugnant, and wounds the pride of the
Cubans." All, but suppose the sum had
been, fifty-seyen millions, instead of three,
what would that have been; an inspira-
ton and a compliment?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

The Fourth of March is now just four
weeks off, less one day. on the Fourth
the life of the present Congress will ex-
pire. And the governments policy in re-
spect to the Philippine Islands is Just
about as much in doubt now as ii was
four weeks ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Washington Star Qnd) says: THE
holders of Keely motor stock are almost
as much shaken in their self-confdence
as If they had been running a military
campaign and had been buncoed with en-
balmed beef"
Speaking of Senator Bacon's resolution
affecting our relations with the Philip
pines, the Springfield Republican Qnd)
says: "As a matter of fact, while the pas
sage of a resolution would be a consider
able victory for anti-imperialism. in view
of the tremendous disadvantages il has
labored under in sthe wake of a success
fun war. the only safe way is to accent
no concession whatever short of an actual
amendment of the treaty itself. For by
that treaty annexation will be accomplish
ed, no matter what resolution may be
passed to accompany it,,
The Nashville American (Dem.) says:
Bishop Potter has gone to the root of the
matter. He says the way to expel the
saloon Is not through denunclation or leg
islatlon, but to supply something better in
its place. We think he is exactly right.
We think II public houses were established
where men could meet each other, where
they could buy cigars and tobacco, sit at
tables and drink coffee and eat lunches.
play pool and billiards, that the saloon
would lose many customers. The men who
have spent money in trying to enact pro-
hibition might try such plan. 1t is at
least more practical than the schemes
they have heretofore encouraged"
The New York Tribune (Rep) says:
THE effort to make a Washington or
Bolivar out of Agunaldo encounters the
obstacle that he has twice sold out his
country and twice backed out of his bar
gain as soon as his purchase money was
safe in his hands No doubt he is in the
case of the Irish patriot who, accused of
selling out his country, thanked God that
he had a country to sell out. SO far as
it's commercial availability is concerned
the Filipino patriot evidently does not re-
gard his own as exhausted, and if not still
in the market waiting for another offer
ali symptoms go for nothing"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

When affairs in England get dun, the
correspondents there write about Mrs.
Maybrick They are just now writing
about Mrs May brick
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
TETTERONHANDS

Troubled for years. Sore All Over
Could not use them. Spread over
Arms, Neck, and Face. Smarted
f: Like Fire. Physicians no Benefit
Tried CUTICURA. Immediate
[ Relief. Permanent Cure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

on the fourth day of next month the
last man in Congress who has been made
famous by his whiskers will retire to pri-
vate life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

N. B. Scott of West Virginia, who has
just been elected TO the United States
Senate, will be the twelfth Ohio man to
hold a seat in the next Senate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
BLOOD POISON CURED

BY Cuticura Resolvent
One of my children ran rusty nail into bis
foot, which was most painful. His blood Got
out of order, and sores broke out on his hands
and feet. / gave him one bottle of CuTIouRA
REsoLvENr and used one cake of CUT1cuRl
Soar, principally as salge, and the child re-.
covered. MRS. j. s. FUREN,
March Is, 1898. Markham, Fla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

An interesting story was told yester-
day of the late Senator Morrill,.
Just before Mr.. Morrill, left the Senate,
never to return again. some one sent him
a very handsome solid silver soup tureen,
which had been taken from tine Cristobal
Colon, one of the Spanish fleet destroy
ed at Santiago. Engraved upon the side
of the dish were the letters &C. c."
Senator Morrill, looked at the trophy and
noticed the monogram, &c. c." he re-
peated. That stands for Charlie Clark.
He shall have this dish"
Now Charlie Clark is Capt. Clark of the
Oregon, and on that splendid battleship
the former soup tureen Of the Cristobal
Colon is now doing duty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
The MORNING NEWS is publishe

Registered at the Postoaioe in Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
Stories of Two senator's.

Senator Hoar is so absent-minded that
he sometimes tells executive session Sc
crets without knowing it, says the Wash
ington Post.
The other day Mr.. Hoar began convers-
ing with a fellow-senator about the cor
respondence with the peace commission
ers, which the President had sent to the
Senate and which had been read in ex-
ecutive session. Mr.. Hoar told at some
length, the details of the correspondence
and added his own comments in most
entertaining fashion. His colleague en-
deayored to check him, but Mr.. Hoar was
so engrossed with his theme that he could
not be diverted. He told pretty nearly
everything he knew.
The conversation, 1t should be added
took place in a street car.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
Begins with the Blood and Ends with
The Skin and Scalp.

That is to say, It purines the blood and olrcu
Isting fluids of HUMoR GERMS, and thus removes
the cause, while warm baths with CUTIcURA SokP
and gentle anointings with CUrIOURA Continent
greatest OF emollient skin cures, cleanse the skin
and scalp of crusts and scales allay itching burn
ing, and Inflammation, soothe and heal Thus are
speedily, permanently, and economically cured
the most torturing, disnguring humors of the
skim scalp, and blood, with loss of hair when the
best physicians and all other remedies fail.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER D. AND C. CoRr
Sole Props, Boston. How to Cure Every Humor" ss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-05

Cheap Column Advertisements Helm
Wanted; Employment Wanted For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
Island Group Is Divided Between
Germany and the United States.
GERMANS TAKE THE BULK.
United states Gets Tutuiin Germany
tcnounccs Claims 10 Tonga
aud Other islands.

Berlin, Nov. SIT was omclaily an
nounccd this morning that nn arroo-
mont subject 10 tho approval OF tho
United States had boon arrived ne bee
tween Great britain and Germany. By
Virtue Of which the Samoa nrt la re.
realci and Tho Islands of Uullu. EHynu.
ana the small adjacent Islands flu 90
Germany nn fro0 property and tho
Island " TutullH aud tho subsidiary
Islands go Co tho United gtnten.
Great britain % ia added. rTuuuncUs
any claim Co the samoan lHihulH and
Germany Boz turn trnouucos any claim
tu the Tonga islands ana Co HtyHno
Island iu favor uf Great Britain aud
also ccdcn thuuHcl ana San lHlhpl ths
two cuHtrfly islands Of tho Solomon
group with their inauiar HufruuulluFi
tu Great Britain. The consular rUpro-
tentative ~ the two powers iu Samoa
and the Tonga Islands ARE Co bo with.
drawn Tor thc present ami German sub
lcCW are 90 have tho Hlmu rights uH
british subjects in regard 10 the FREQ
and unlmunlr1 enlistment ~ native in.
h0rru ln The whole OF ths Solomon
group IN the possession of Great llrit-
ain Including ChDuael nnl san iHlhol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
WHO is RESPONSIBILITY
How Druukaids Are Nude. aud Who
Shall Answer for Their Sin.

Mrs. Peter strykcr IN tho National
Advocate 20 say that that man wan
hlH murderer Sixteen Year, nfri hp
was druukufd. lig reformed. i know
fomrihiuE ut the htrurglUa ho has had
10 Keep hlu pledge, luHt week o. tr.onl
90 invited hin, into saloon. Hu re-
fused 90 go, Ills fiiUnd 90 laughed aud
rlllculcd HIN, THE WolknDHH uf hiH ma
turp, OvCrgamo him. He won't in. once
in De was inyitc1 90 drull WHOM ho
refused, hc was again rlilCulOd and this
time by moro than one person The
rldlculc was too much tor his sensitive
nature, and DO drank lie returned DO
hiH ruom lockcd hiH door II may have
boon BOO "a mumuut uf confusion. 10 may
have been dcHpprutlou-hc turned tho
EuH on and death followed. 1 say that
man was hiH murderer" These wurIH
were uttered bitterly. Was not the
speaker Juaulud la being hltturG The
neighbors called Il suicide. and Ray that
rom0rHe led 10 Holf-deatructiuu. but
whether romorao or accident. caused his
death, ho was led into Il BY u pretended
friend,
VINO Is rcaponslblo7 often In the late
summer season. "a dispute ~ heard go-
Ing un iu tho trees OF tho forest. "Natio
diii" katie dldn't' sounds in colaa-
less confusion from cyery branch. An,
We often laugh at the ahrlll coutfudic.
the responsibility upon their nelghhoia.
hut are an those innocent worker la
the tluucl leaves the only ones who
send forth these harsh H1undsg oh. no'
There are hiucdH stalklng around sac
looms. or in diamonds and silks, smiling
md entertaining their young men
friends, ln stately mansions, Ask any
OF these n thoy are rcaponHiblc FOR that
tramp lying ON the Curhatuuo An, tho
sound bursts forth at once. Katie didl"
"Kntie didn't" He was wen dreHHed
once. tie had nourlshlng business.
was respected ana beloved. The time
came whom he went into youdcr parlor.
Innocent az nm infant. katic handed
him the tempting wine. How n
sparllcdl II had a delicious flavor, and
he was surprised when he found himself
40 oxhllnrntrd. A Few hours latoi mis-
companions carried him hume n a car
rlnre. drunk His mother wcpt She
berred him never TO repeat the sin. lIe
yvns fun uf r1morHo. His head nchod
lie was Inundated. lie dared not rect
his futhcr He avoided booking Into the
face OF hts Innocent sister tie promised
that be- would never again repeat the
sim. and he meant it. 100. Again ne D.
invited ou., again hc fails. This g. $50
often repeated that tho young lady
ahuns the drunken lonfer." az aho
terma him. aud refuses TO have him
come 10 her eociahles.
A fOw years moro and the saloon
keeper thruatH him from hla door. An,
Katie. you did tho WORK when you Of
fered him the flrat glaesl Katie lndlg-
nantly roplica Katie didn't" and
points TO tho saloon-kooper, who says,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

katie dag and he ihlrts sou. Katie.
Tor tho customer you emit him. Ah
don't you remember H certain evening
when this young tramp then o. bright
young follow, snii iu you, % newer
drink" "ph." you p..al.i, 'iurt This
once. tU please me-" ilH rmWnHly
Yielded. though be- trumhIad when be-
dil Hu. "tt would h1 Wuut OF respect
not Co comply" hn nid tu himself
Soon after those who knew him De-
marked that hr was becoming fast"
Later % was remarked that hlH huHl-
uDHs WOO running down. Time passed
nn. nnd De wnH regarded nH drunk
ord. and now. "Mhu UHuUH1" iiU Dr.
down. sn Dee fears nn flll ilo may uH
Vol goo on. Au1 arguing thus. Doc
rluurDa ln. People. just Whispered.
then talked louder now Openly Hhuu
broken, some foluiue over DIE flll Whn
De- uHuuuaihlo7 Who will help t0 l0
such an one up2 D. % a1 hurl 90 re.
claim hlmf Yes, those who have
watched such downward at.rH. know
u Dr.. ~ what time should the ,f-
fort be- made. you nHk. m you chile
him. or warn him nt thH frat h. will
laugh and nsk YOU 10 you suppose ono
glass " wine VIII mako o. lrunknrd ~
him. m you try Co stretch out ynur
hand after one Or two mliH hH may
trll you CO. tOnd to your own HnNlrH.
Mnru Zoe becomes conscious mot nr Dr.
losing control De- nVoI1H you ana when
hU nudr that he cannot HfUu hH woHpH
and tells YOU that be- Ia lHat. ana ~ Dr.
useless COR you tu try ll help him. And
when suicide follows. what thHn7 An.
what them NJ % bU tfu". and 10 We AFRO
servants NJ The Lord Jesus $50 know n
o. true. that mo druniurd shall inherit
tho kingdom Of heaven" how shall Wo
hold out Do, tn the ftlgndH whose boz
loved ono has gone while lu u drunken
nt directly uut of time Into eternity
What shah We Fty in those who helped
% send him thHre1 n nothing that Or
Impure shall enter Into the New 1oru-
salem. what o. Go become uf those who
brought about tho impurity7 itDHr
whnt the Prophet Malachi uyHi "Ns
have caused many Go stumble lt laws
therefore. have ! made you rnutrmptl-
Die ana h1ae before an tho people. ace
clrdinr nH yr have not kept my wuyH.'
with this verdict, wherv VIII tho tempt
Dr be- found Ht the "UTont Duy uf Hts
WRATH" Who viii hr roHppnHihle9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08
MORA TEMpLEs snOE.

John r. Rome OF this city who hns
Tor several years been visitor nt the
summer hotel conducted by Mart Kline
BILE near llnroHille. Pa, last week pro-
scented tU Nr klmuls n souvenir which
would be- hlFhlN priced by many TURF
ono OF the Shoes tukOu from Flora Tcm-
ole Immediately If.Hr nor ErUAt rnru
against her own aud tho worlds RECORD
lu 1853 She was Hn0d flr the 0cUH-
sion and Immediately after The race
the shoes were saxon on. uH they could
not Do used uu ordinary roads Tho
owner of Flora Temple was ON intimate
frioud Of Nr Rome. ana presented TO
him one OF the Hhnv1, with the request
that hD see how long he could kccp q
90 Die Possession.
For forty yHnra ST. Rome has guard
cd The mcWutl with Jealous eyes. but
last Nrof, believing thlt TIE shoe would
Do du interesting object to others. ho
presented % tu Mg itimhle. u r. "a
dainty piece ui workman ship. wen be-
ittlnr the mIr' about whom cluEl
more horo FOs.Ip. romance and iutcr-
est than have hrDu allotted 60 any Oth-
gr OF hpr kind. 10 o. nearly round. ana
lu diuhuutlya sIan Indicates the dainty
formation Ui FlurH foot IL o. ,N-
igCmuly thlu and the nail holes 900 %
CON hardly h7 pierced with o. httIug
nUoile J.. was rllIci whom taken Un.
hNA 10 |NlN NNH worn hAf lNN tNN UHNNH
tful workmanship uf tho blacksmith
iF plainly luptuut
The h10l eide of the shoe Dr. slightly
iuHtod, but otherwise che shoe % uH ID
was whom tho unknown Flora stopped
un 10 into fame.
Tradition bias o. that Flora TempIc
was OF humble origin and that Boo her
carly days che was worked aa truck
hurar she was Hlli Tor $50 just boz
fnfc htr fortunes began 90 mend. Her
purchaser fortunately could pcOgulze
WUut nn matter how lowly itH onrlu.
so other horse was for Ho long limo
tho undlFuutci queen OF the Turf"
AZ that time $40 on the plank rlnd"
Indicated the fastoat trotunK time. To-
couy gut the record down 20 2i25h ia
1853 and held 10 there until threa years
later. WHOM Flora Temple lowered it To
2.2iH, and that record stood until 1853.
when ID was decided 20 givc Flora nn
opportunity 10 beat her own record ua
no other horse seemed 10 BE- nhle 90
dot u, The cvcnt was awaited Tor with
rcutintcrest by sporting mon. ana the
result lowering the record by four oud
three-tourtha seconds was resolved
with prufounded surprise.
The best hnrnUmou Of that day cg-
pressed tho belief that tho feat would
never he repeated. Whatever tho record
now be- Flora Temple a. held in low
lng memory by old-timc turfinon. und
they viii learn with pleasure that one
OF her shoes worn uu the occasion OF her
memorable race against hcr own record
ls rtill pro8eryed.-Ncw York Eyoning
sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Philadelphia. NoN Sin thia city ycf-
t,rluy tno total vote oHHt WIS ia-.aIl.
The registration WuH 4lsllL The cone
I.|t 900 thn Stat. Ticket was over thr
uiuge Uf state treasurer nni col. james
E. barnett Obepl had D1.a9i plurality
over hIH Democratic opponent, william
T.. greasy we vote resulting
liHrnUu. llUWs. Greasy lI..al. Cnll-
wgu. uWl i,ill; Watkins. uropl, 700.
j. Hoy lifuWu. Republican candidate
Cor thH HuUfUWn court hnl alhl uIurAI-
iiy over MratuuL Democrat but both
were elected, uH lhau ure Two tuglu-
tluH lu that body. lur HtntU superior
court Mitchell. Republican. had .ilj
pIumIty over ltriIy. Democrat These
figures would Indicate that uH result
of thU attack uu inmHttr military rUC-
ORD Dc was cut out of 10000 votes Doe this
city
The proposition Go authorize o. loan
uf l2.u0o.uuU Cor the Improvement OF the
gliy.n wutor supply, was uNvrwhclmluE-
ly carried. the vote Doc favor uf Do being
iAdu and against BE- only 2tial.
ln two towns boo thU State. however,
Lancaster aud iiHrHHburF, PROPOSE
lions Go increase the debt COR water line
plgtemont purposes wore Defeated,
The latest nEurUH indicate that iur-
nett hHd from 10000 Goo 10000 plurality
lu inn state. The cNtnut uf thD cutting
cannot got hH uHUrrtHiutd accurately,
nut DO lH believed Doc suffered the loss
OF Ht lHIHt $4,000 votes in thlH way
There WAC scarcely ans Hlgu uf nght
lu tho State ut LARGO. nnd the vote gene
orally vlH urht chester county wuB
uu exception tu thiH rule. however
Hero tho uuu-Quty Republicans hnlt-
cd the regular Ticket and fused with
The Democrats md u fierce contest zee
suited The regular Republicans were
cut however by rluuNtlHH Tor their
"H.H !. .| D.. ... cal j.
900. only little under the normal plur-
uuty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

paT MolnHF, Ia. Nov. g-Gov. shnw'a
0l0pl plurality which last nlrht was
nEurei mo 5000 ia now declared 90 be-
Ctuo0 by tho Republican committee. tho
Democrats couceding 10000 Compare.
SON with the yntr of tup wears ago
Shove Republican rHin1. although tho
vote ~ much lightor than thou. seven
cuuutoa heretofore Democratic. notn-
hly Monroe. have rlyou good Repuhu-
can pluml'tieH. Tho 90 counties so far
reported give Shaw plurality of 40. 3Oi.
TWHniE-thuo counties are yet 90 be-
beard from.
Tho indications point 90 Republican
gains boo the lower house of the laris-
llturC, Cummiua, candidate Tor tho
United states Senate, claims he VIII
have q clear majority iu che house ana
that tho senate Will De evenly divided
botwoon himself and his chlof opponent.
Gear. Indications are that the result
of tho senatorial contest win not De- Do
Cidod hy yesterday election and that
tho nomination VIII depend upon the
legislative caucus in January
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Omaha, Nov. N.-Complotc r0turur by
counties arc coming boz very slowly. but
enough bias been received nt thla hour
Co Indicate that iulCumb. fuTl1niHt. hlH
carried tha State FOR supreme Judge hy
% majority ranging from 1900 90 1900.
Too thn 0th congressional district WhurH
uu election WIS held 90 IN "a vacancy
caused hy thC death or Greene. pupu-
l.Ht cine result Dr. likely 90 De close. blt
tho Chnuco1 favor Neville. fuslunlat
The vote has boon hruyy
ltgose. tho Republican candidate Cor
supreme judge, pnllod about the same
vote nH Hayward Tor governor luHt
Year. but the Increase ln tho vote pruc-
Ideally an went 90 the fufiunlHtH
Tc Republicans make no EFFORT Go exc
plain the causes though q number 0f
leaders 100 thlH city diner from W. j.
bryan lu hIH statement that 10 lH re-
hukn 90 the national administration.
They maintain that the gains urc only
over lHHt yyHr when tho us.oniHtH fall
tlr short OF thelr normal strength.
They point out that former governor
ll0lc0mh. when ho ran Cor governor tho
last tlmc, crurlgd The state by 2lUUl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-08

Columbus a. N1v. Chairman
Dick today boa revised hlH NrurUH rl
uH Goo claim from 5000 tH 1000 plurIll-
ty fHr Judge Sash COR governor. ami thr
rDHt of the l,epuhllclu Sut. urtgt
ana 600 unusually large majority Too
both branches uf ths Legislature. SO
-HuHtUr Dr.. however ta o. solicited hy
thIH legislature Th. total NuIH was.
perhaps. exceeded only DO thn laHt ptUH-
ilHutlul election. 10 VIII NHDn 100000
1s impaired with l9im lHst year. aud
sti,r1o 600 l'A', with which year the vote
Tho plurality ~ Iudrc Mach exceeds
Tint of President Mckinley ln iNNf and
Dr. almost double that OF Gov Bushnell
lu 1885, The Jones vote. although Che
ltrrcHt ever roilri flr % third candle
date o. not lkalY Co exceed one huu-
vote was cast ln Cleveland Cincinnati
nni Toledo % o. DHtlmut.l that thF
Jones vote lu Cuyuhor1 county win uo
5000 in Hamilton. 10000. Boo Lucas. H.-
o0n. and Doc Franklin $500. outside uf
the FUSION troubles lu Hamilton nul
lhH Jones movement lu other places, tho
Republicans seem tu have made gains
thrnugh1ut the State, especially ln tho
ruul districts.
Tho senate stands 20 Republicans. s
Democratic and Z doubtful. including 2
from Hamilton county
The house stands % Republicans 20
Democrats, and ~ doubtful Including
thu DO members from Hamilton c0un-
ty
Unofficial rotuns from "a counties
ln ohio. including Cuyahnrn. LueaH.
Hamilton Hul Franklin rly, Mash
plurality over Muifnu 0f taglA Tho
10 counties unrep0rtod gave Chapman
lu 1895 plurality OF 85i1 Counting
Those no counties tho same nH in g1
would give a Republican plurality OF
ffg1f.