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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-18
alt AGO MARKETS.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
philippinen.

Cine Expedition unter benz 8efebl bes
Generals Miller tum am 0tenitag in Sloilo
an, unb faaO, buB bic Spanier Rem PIab
gerdumt 6atten. Der Oampfer G6uruca
bate bic ipunii6en Sruppen mad Ntinbaz
nap gebra9t.
Sn ueberetnItimmung nit elmer bor6er
getroffenen 4bma9ung murOe bieStabt am
Weontag Mittag BON ben Sniurgenten be-
ieBt, Die barauf iofprt cine itdbt;i9e Ser
t~paltung einri9teten, unb bas Sigent6um
BON 4usldnbern bema3en lieBen. Sn Der
Stabt berrf9t Hube unb Srhnung, So
fanoen pd6renb Der Naht einige QusT9rei-
~tungen itatt, a6er na9bem flint Gingebo=
rene erf6ofIen merben paren, fanoem feline
t%peiteren St0rungen ftatt.
0us ein5ige uusGdnbif9e &riegsI4iTf i'm
9ufen mar Der britif6e Stronger Serene.
@s 1T elm neues pbilippintl6e8 Gabinei
gebiloet pOrben, bas aus foI9eaben Mit-
gliebern beitebt: Mabtni, 9rd1ibert bes @a=
6inets un6 Mfiniiter bes Nusndrtigen
2una, &riegsminifter; 'Nrunetu, Mintte1
bes Snnern; 9uencdminO, 9ano,ls> uni
Qderbauminifter; Cannon, Minifter bet
Dffentliden &rbeiter; &ofario, @eripdltel
Der MrGibe.
Qbmiral 9epep 6dlt es fir abIoGut not6=
tpenbig, baD elm eric brener Staatsmann
na9 Marilu eef4idt pirb, UNI bic Gage
ariinbli4 3u priifsn, unb fib iiber bic @r=
partungen Der republifanii9en Stlipinos
@epiB6eit gu berI4uffen. Die erIte re-
puhlifanii9e &egierung bat tpegen Der
Srage Der ameritunti9en @inmiI9ung in
Die &eeierung Der 9btGippinsn reiignirt.
Die @runbbefiber niini9en ameritantI6e
Mitpirtung.
9as iebige 5eitpeilige Cabinet lit fe6r
anttzamerifantI9. Gs geitattet burtaus
feline amerifunil6e Ginmif6ung, berlongs
cine freie 8epublit unb piinI9t bic Mmert=
taner als 8er6iinOete gu bstra9ten.
9us cabinet lit @iGens, freiIinniqs
9onbelsbertrdge gu gepGbren NIT eiaem
Mpnopol fir bic M1inen unb bic @iienbd6z
men, unb Die Qusea6en Der amerifaniIden
8eIebung bon Manila auriid3uertatten.
Sn BEN PrOpin3en Sarlac unb pallgaiiz
MAN finben INNER nod 3u6eit0runqen
ltatt, unb es finb republitunii6e Sruppen
bort bineef9idt porben, UNI bic &u6e unb
Srbnung pieber6er3uiteIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
An~pliickafnue
G~ifeubabuuufdQ.

Sin peitfi9 fabrenber @iitersug Der 8aGz
timore &c Sbioz8ubn tit am 9onnerItag nit
benz 4benbs UNI 8 116r "a Mtn. in God=
tpoob, pa,, fdIigen DYtli4 fabrenben g.
gierauge sufammengeitoBen. Cine On
@agen Tinb 5ertrimmert unb elf per1t .s
berleBt tporben.
2us f6winoelnoer 5ohe.
Mls @amftag Morgen I'm 6 16r neuH
Grubenleute in einem Der S4a9te Der Safe
Superior : @rube Bel Sibpeming, Miz
6igan, CUR Mrbeit fubren, IieB Der
Sabrtorb an Elm 9inberniB i'm S9a9te urb
feds bon ben 2euten i~tiir5ten apls elmer 90be
bon 5O05nB binub unb ipurben auf berSteGe
get0btet. Die anberen brei, bic fi9 an benz
Rorbe feltgebalten batten, purben berlebt.
Die Namen Der Sobten finb: Matti SAINT
minen, 5affo Ntittala, S. 8. &uianpa, s.
%. paapala, Mlfreb Stnna unb Suit. %
SobnIon, ale 5innldnber. Die 2ei9en pur.
ben geborgen.
Ginfur3 zines ueubaues.
Gin neues 2z5t0d. @ebGube, nel6es in go,
1613-1617 8ibbleftr., ct. Qouis, fir bic
Sepot 8aferD Company i'm 8au begriffen
mar, 1T 9ienftag Na9m. tur3 mad brei n6r
plObli6 8uiammengetiirat unO apei Nrbeiter
Iinb pabrf4einli3 bon ben Sriimmern err
f9lagen porben. Safe SuaD lit Der Same
hes @inen Der 8eri6itteten. pGbreno Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
A11H a44tTeren a1itnnel1nner4t
6,1hr

gonntag Mtittag I'm IL ubt cling bic
Ssrrf8aft uuf Cuba aus fpanif4en in
ameritani19e 9Gnbe iiber.
Die 60rmli9teit Der nebertragung mar
einfu6. sic beitunO nur aug anipro6en
i'm @aale bes palates, benz @in3ieben Der
Ipanif@en unb benz aufbifen Der amerito<
nif9en S1agge an Der Sabnenitange auf
benz 9a9e bes palates.
Nus ben f4peren @ef9iben Der Sorts
unb aus ben &anonen Der &riegsf9iffe
fpurben bpr unb mad benz Slaggentpedlet
Salutf9urfe abgefenert.
9as 4ufbifen bes @ternenbanners
tpurbe NIT 9urrabrufen Seitens Der Be@
tpobner, bic fi9 auf ben Dd9ern Der UNI
ben palait unb bic Pla5d ftebenoen SGus
fer ber1ammelt batten, begriiBt.
4E;re MnTnmmrnnn hpa frhnnfntifinen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Slutige Gra9oo

DIN 9onneritag 9d4ni
Is. s. @raD in 8loomf
auf offsner StraBe, toum
bonn 8abn6ofe, in 8eSentpt
Sruu 2i55ie Skinner mi
ratipnsmefer erbOl9t. 81.
5teQe tobt.
Der OOttOr batte bereiti
eebrobt, buB er fie umbrin
Iauertc ibr am 8abnbOfe
8egriff mar, gum 3uge 3
cen1 Morbe Gieferte fi9 s.
ben aug. @as ben Ootto
tbat beranlaBte, 1T ni9t
Skinner bate tpe9en bes
Mann berlafen unb
bon 1einer Srau 9etrennt.
breiBis Sabre oft unb Elm
s. SO. @rap, zines be
@er3te i'm @oantp. Ma
iudt biirfte bic 8tuttbat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
gle O~eTh1ftHlnnr.
6anoeI mo Gewerbe.

Sc. 8. DUN &c So. iagen in ibrer l1eber<
Iibt iiber bic Sef9dftslage:
0us Sabr 1898 bat uns ni9t
nur Siege, cine pi9tise GebietsbersrOBerung
unb eine unbere9enbare Nusbebnung bes
@influfes Der Ser. Staaten hei anberen
Nattonen gebpu9t, lonbern Fat audi in fl
nanaieaen unb inOuftrielen Grge6niHen
= . ~ - er - on:I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Ie1t
Mittpo9 MorC
ubr, entbedte Der
Ter Semetz Solr

ubr, entbedte Der
Ger rSemet= Solb
@itp, 6 Meilen bOn8 irmingbar
i'm Sel6aufe. @r gab 1ofort
aber bic Slammen rrrbr'iteten
ger @9neaigteit unb batteu
9uuptgebduoe unb bic 4emiil
griffen unb 3eritDrt. Der 8e
,ungefdbr $4,000 absei9dbt
feline 8erii9erung geDsdt. !
Otto Nut 1T in ben Slamn
men; Elm anberer Qrbeiter, ga
&uit, trug f4nere 8ranbnr
Die 3. 8ereinigte presbDte
in Pittsburg, gegeniiber ber
bdube, 1T Sumftag &benb f
brannt. Ser S9uben betrdgt
Montag in Der 6riibe 5erit
elm Ie9sii1diges Gebdube a
@traBe unb 8oerum 9luce il
pel9em fi6 Die 8ugenfabrit
C So. befanb, unb bei9dbig
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

bret @r6eiter purben berlebt,
ernitli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
uneIiid beim 8eerdbni

ernItli9.
uneIid beim 8eerdbni
DIS in @egaunee, Did,, bic
Sruu WiQiam Martin 6egrdben
gen bic 9ferbe elmer &utI4e, in /
tragenbe iaBen, our9, iiberfu1rt
benz 2ei4enpagen ge5enben Sc
Wm, &ebern unb berlebten i'm
er fat augenblidli4 feinen q
Der &utIGer 5rar
6enpa9en fubr, /
bert unb trus 8e
CARP &obD unb
gilbert 8rppn Ii
Der Nd6e bon q atr
S6to, pobnen, bs
8ropn's 9aufe, F., .ir
tpd6renb Die Sitter .E
fdnben. gs tpart
BON benen bret ii6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

Der 6eutf8e 8Otf9after b. 9OGeben, Der
Dpn ieiner Heife na4 9eutf9ldnh ipieoer
in 8aibingtOn e%intruf, 6at Die 8eamten
i'm Staatsbepartemert befu9t, oermutbliG
gen1dB Teiner Snftruftionen b~etreffs 8egenz
feitigfeitsarrangements. @eftern bate ct
cine b~albfiinhige gebeims rnterrebuHg nit
@~taatsmtniiter 6ap unb fpdter nit benz
Experimentation Safon, Der bic Gee
genfeitigfeitsz unb 6anbelsarrangements
inter ii9 bat. Die 8eamten le9nen es Gb,
ff9 iber ben 8efu9 bes 8oti9afters aus
8ulafen; bod meiB man, OaB er 3ufiae@
runeen ge6ra9t bat, bic nit genihen 3eis
tungsangaben iiber bic 8e8iebrngen Der
beut19en 3egieruu9 gu ben Ser. Staaten
in Wiberfpru9 fteben.
nin9leY franz.
Der acknowledgement Oinglep BON
Maine, pel9er lett mebrerenSogen an's3im@
mer gefefeGt 1T, bat einen Gnfau BON 9unz
aenent3iinbung. Nm Mitttpo9 betam er bic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28

visit of DIR. Doughty of Augusta for the
purpose of performing an operation at the
Georgia Infirmary referred TO by DIR. Dan
lei and DIR. Owens. This led to a some
what acrimonious discussion.
DR. Charlton said that he was largely
responsible for the management of the
Georgia Infrmary. He discussed the case
referred 10. He did not understand how
it was that DR.. Doughty had been called
uron from Augusta TO operate upon
charity patient in che inhrmary. This. he
found, was through violation of the
rules by courtesy granted TO a Savannah
physician to perform the operation him
self. 1t developed that DR.. Fitch was the
physician who had obtained the permits
sion to operate on the patient, and that
DR.. Daniel had invited DR. Doughty to
come TO Savannah, and had assisted at
the operation. DR.. Charlton said that there
was some doubt as 10 whether this was
really a charity patient as the woman had
stated that her husband had paid her
physician $50 for performing the opera
ton. This report DIR. Fitch denounced as
"a positive lie"
DIR. Charlton said that IL was a pretty
pass to have a courtesy extended by the
hospital abused to bring an outside physl-
clan here to perform an operation, and
then have it thrown in their faces that
the local physicians were not capable OF
performing such an operation. THE Sa-
vannah hospitals" DR. Charlton said,
'extend every courtesy that is
extended by hospitals elsewhere.
In the large hospitals in the North even
pay patients cannot select their own ply
sicians outside of the hospital stafrs'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28

Capt. POsten Says 1t Was Sent on
with the Hilton Trophy.

Capt. POsten Says 1t Was Sent on
With the Hilton Trophy.
The Jerseymen do not seem satisfied
with the Hilltop trophy now that they
have it, The dissatisfaction is not caused
by the manner in which they got it, and
the members of the Georgia team believe
anybody should easily find cause for re-
gret in that, but by the alleged failure of
Georgia to send it on with the scalp to
designate its victory.
A Dispatch in the Morning News of yes
terday stated that the Hilton trophy had
been received at Trenton and that At was
minus the Georgia scalp. Capt. ]. G.
Postell noted the dispatch and was at a
loss to determine just what the Jersey
men could be thinking about. He re-
calls distinctly having put the scalp in
the box with the trophy when he sent
1t on few days ago. All the parts of
the trophy were put in the case together
and there was no reason why any one
of them should have disappeared.
1t is not clearly understood here just
what the dispatch could mean by scalp
band" 1t is construed, however, as a
reference to the scalp that is attached
to the trophy year after year by the team
winning it. Georgia team won it in 1897,
and held it until 1t was sent to Trenton,
the New Jersey team having been adj
judged the winner in the contest. about
which there was so much discussion and
in which the Georgians insist they were
robbed by the marker. Some time ago a
scalp was made and appended to the
trophy.
This Georgia scalp was certainly con-
spicuous enough when hanging on the
trophy. Efforts were made to learn from
the District of Columbia team where it
had secured it's scalp. The endeavor was
fruitless, however the Washington people
seeming not to care to give the informa-
ton. Consequently the Georgians were re-
duced to the necessity of having a scalp
made that did not conform at all to the
others. which were of a similar pattern
ana of bronze. That Georgia attached was
a much lighter metal in color, and the
sunburst, coat of arms of Georgia and
other inscriptions helped to make the scalp
the warmest one in the bunch. 1t also
hung in the position of honor, forming
the last pendant of triangular string OF
them
1t will be recalled that the handsome
trophy was of bronze and bore the bias
rellet of a buffalo hunt Indians charging
the running animals and discharging their
arrows into them. Scalps of bronze sig
hlfying the victory were very appropriate,
and every team that has won the trophy
since 1t was offered years ago to be con-
tested for at Sea Girt has its scalp at
tached
Capt. Postell will take no notice of the
statement that the Georgia scalp was not
found. He is positive it was in the case,
ana the fault, if there was any, must have
Oeen with those who unpacked the trophy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28
WILL OPEN THE NEW SCHOOL
COLORED CHILDREN WILL BE PRO-
VIDED FOR ON DUFFY STREET.

First and Second Grades VIII he Es-
tabIished-Teachers Are Yet to he
AnnOunced-CoIore Committee Ex-
pected TO Provide Desks in the
Meantime-Principa of COIored
schools VIII Classify Applicants
and Issue Cards ON Saturday Morn
ing-SchOoI VIII BE Operated I'm
der Superintendence, of MIR. Ash
more.
The new school for colored children will
be established on Duffy street, in the
odd Fellows Hall, Jan. 2, when all the
public schools reopen. The school au-
thorities have made arrangements for the
opening of the new institution at that
time, provided the committee of colored
citizens that has the matter in hand com
plete all the work it has undertaken.
1t was the understanding that the col
ored people interested should provide the
accommodations for the children, and that
the Board of Education, In return should
provide the teachers. Although Superin-
tendent Otis Ashmore is not ready as yet.
TO announce his appointments, the teach
ers have virtually been decided upon and
will be ready to undertake their duties
with the opening of the school.
Mr.. Ashmore has furnished all the nee
essary information for the committees
governance in the matter of establishing
the desks in the rooms that will be used.
There are to be a sufficient number of
these desks to admit of the accommodation
of seventy children in room. There will
be two rooms, so that the total enrolment
Of the school will be 40
The rooms are large and will readily
admit, Mr.. Ashmore says, of the accommo-
dalton of that number of pupils. As indi-
Gated by the number of rooms, there will
be but two grades, a first and second, it
having been regarded as important to es-
tabsh those grades for which there is the
greatest demand. More colored children
are desired to be furnished with school ac-
commodations in first and second grades
than the higher ones.
one or more of the colored principals
will be at the new school Saturday morn
ing to issue cards of admission and to ex-
anime applicants. The work will begin
al o'clock. 1t is expected that there
will be more applicants than there are
places, and those who apply first and are
eligible will be those first served. The
applicants win be classified by the prin-
cipal or principals who may be present
All the restrictions and rules that gov
ern the other schools will apply to the new
one. 1t will be necessary for all the pu-
pills to be vaccinated. The school will be
conducted under the superintendent of
Mr. Ashmore just as are the others.
The school win be known as the Duffy
Street School, it being the policy of the
board to call the schools after the
streets on which they are located 1t is
not probable that its facilities will be en-
larged during the term that is about to
open, though 1t may yet assume an i'm
portant place among the colored schools
of the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28

such magnitude. There is nothing I'm a
city's government he said, which required
such care and consideration as the care
of the city's sick The city has provided
ely physicians to care for the city poor
and city dispeusary to furnish them
medicines, and reports from these are re-
quired to be made to the health officer.
The poor, who are without a home are
consigned to hospitals. private institu-
items, where they are left to the care of
the STATS of these institutions. 1t had been
said that the STATS of the hospitals We're
composed of the brains of the profession.
Mho should be the Judge of this, few
individuals or the public at large.
DR.. Corbin said that for the lack of hos
pital facilities physicians of the city who
are not members of the hospital STATS are
compelled to perform important. operations
in humble abodes without proper sur
roundings because the hospitals are closed
against them and because they know, that
If they sent these patients to.Ihaslsospitals
they would not hssinvited tos Witness the
operations. This is an. important ques-
ton" he said. "Our demandsds that we
should either have hospital of our own
or have representation as well as taxa
ton
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28
scotch ana Irish whIskIes.

The finest imported from Scotland and
ireland are TO be had from Lippman
Brothers. They are imported by that firm
in bottles from the distilleries in Scotland
and Ireland. And If you want the cele-
brated Old Highland Scotch whiskey. or
man Brothers for IL.
This firm has decided to sell all imported
wines and liquors al retail. which we think
is quite an acquisition for our Savannah
consumers.
Lippman Brothers have something espe-
ciaIly nice from Scotland called Cherry
whlskey, imported from Rutherford Of
Leith, Scotland. and we are safe in saying
nothing like this has ever been imported
In these parts before. 1t has the most
delightful cherry favor. and the whlskey
Is not of the strongest type.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28
FROM DoCToRs' STANDPOINT.
Health officer Runner Says Hospital
Stats Have Great Advantage.

Health Othcer drummer says Acspltul
STATS Have a Great Advantage.
DR.. Drummer discussed the hospital ques-
ton from the PHYSICIANS standpoint and
was decidedly of the opinion that the
members of the hospital STATS enjoy a
great advantage over their brother physi-
clans. The following extract gives the
idea of the line Of DIR. Brunners argu-
ment:
cit may be wrong to be brutally frank,
but ] am constrained 70 be so, and tell
you that the medical profession, about
which so many beautiful things are often
said, Is credited with deeds, the motives
of which are not always understood. II
has been said that the physicians who
serve on the staff of these or any other
hospital have given their services gratuit-
Gus for sweet charity's sake. Such
is not and never has been the case. 1t Is
doubtful whether one physician in fifty
ever did such work without realizing the
benefits that would arise from same, and
the medical profession for years, seeing
that a few men were deriving the benefits
of the hospital work, has from time TO
time objected to it. Naturally the ms
have lifted their voices in Indignation that
the "outs" should endeavor to participate
In the privileges which were so advan-
tageous TO them, and the "outs" with
FrFlal INDIGNATION nave demanded repre-
.entation. That the physicians who have
enjoyed the hospital monopolies should en-
deavor to hold the advantages which ac-
crue from hospital work is natural
thing; that the physicians on the outside
should protest against this condition Of
affairs is equally as natural. As long as
these monopolies were supported by pri-
vate charity, ii would appear that the
public had no right to ask for represen-
tation, but when the tax payers of the
county and city through their representa-
tives-the county and city authorities-de-
vote nearly $1,000 for a specific purpose,
they have a right to say that. the medical
profession shall be represented on the
different stats tfttnfef
In conclusion DR.. Drummer said: "If
you will give this subject careful thought,
/ think that the proposition that you have
made to the different hospitals here will
be carried out. II there is fight against
any hospital or any doctor connected with
any hospital, / am not party to IL.
have the highest regard for the different
medical men connected with the hospitals.
but as I have been called UPON by the
Mayor to state my views, I give them 10
you as about the only medical man not
personally interested IN the matter.
have never had any desire TO serve urou
any staff of any hospital in the city My
line Of work does not qualify me 70 serve
on a hospital staff with any credit to the
hospital or myself"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28
AucTIoN sALEs INNS nAr.
SALE BY ADMINISTRATIVE
ESTATE p. II. WARD, DECEASED,

Savannah, Ga, Dec IS, 1899.
There win be offered for sale at public
cutlery at No. l2G Bryan street, west, Sa-
vannah, Ga, beginning at 10 O'clock a.
m, Thursday, Dec. %, 1899, and continue
ing, If necessary, from day to day until
all OF the hereinafter described property
shall have been sold.
All that stock of wines, gins, brandies,
whiskes, cordials and ales. In barrels
half barrels, kegs, cases. demiiohns, jugs
and bottles; also all the labels corks,
bungs and empty barrels, kegs, demi-
johns jugs and bottles; also all the Office
and store furniture and appliances, In
Guiding desks. chairs, iron safe. skids.
tools, gauges. ETC.; also one horse, one
dray, one buggy and one set harness. and
all other articles OF every description and
the business conducted by the late Peter
II. Ward. deceased at No. 126 Bryan
street, west, In the city OF Savannah
said property will first be offered In It's
entirety and sold II satisfactory bid is re-
ceived; otherwise, IL will be offered by
the single package or in lots, or both, as
may be deemed most advantageous to
said estate; the Administrative expressly
reserving the right TO reject any and all
bids
Any person wishing TO inspect said
stock or 10 obtain any further infor-
nation respecting the same may do so by
calling at No. 1926 Bryan street. west Sa-
vannah, on Wednesday. Dec q. 1899.
Terms cash. SARAH u. WARD,
Administrators OF the Estate OF Peter II.
Ward. deceased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-28
THE MEAT OF THE TROUBLE,
DIR. Duncan Lays 1t to Professional
Jealousy aud Politics.

JeHlOusy anu EOtttlcS.
DIR. Duncan said the Council had his
sympathy. The discussion was getting
down to the meat of the trouble which,
he said, is professional Jealousy and poll
tics. The Savannah Hospital is open to
all the physicians of the city, he said.
They are all welcome and viii be extend
ed every courtesy.
Mayor Myers inquired what was meant
by political management. and asked DR..
Duncan how he had obtained his appoint
ment as a member of the board of man.
ayers of the State Insane Asylum. DIR.
Duncan would not admit that this was in
the same category.
A very interesting paper was read by
Health Officer Drummer in which he re-
viewed the hospital question in the va
rious phases it has assumed during the
last several years. Or. BrUnner related
the part which he played in the hospital
fight and told with great gusto the story
of how he attempted in 1894 to elect
board of managers for the Savannah Hos
pital by voting the proxies of the city and
county, and how badly he found himself
fooled on the one hand and deserted by the
physicians who had instigated the step
on the other. This relation was greatly
enjoyed by the hospital representatives.