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The morning news., 1899-12-13
ROOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP
POINTS THAT WAY.


Secretary of War Now Said to he a
Sure Thing for second PIace--It IL
Said Both Hanna and Payne Favor
This New YorISer-He Is Also Ac-
ccptnble to PIntt-It Is said, Too,
That Mr.. Root Is willing to Run
With MIR. Mckinley.
Cleveland, o., Dec. IA Washington
dispatch TO the Leader says:
Washington just now is a hive Of polit-
ical industry. The Arlington Hotel is one
of the leading centers of political activity,
and one cannot enter the lobby of that
hostelry of an evening without seeing in
one corner or another small groups of
prominent figures In the Republican party
engaged in serious and earnest consulta-
tios.
Conferences are held, also, In the apart
ments OF Senator Hanna and Henry c.
Payne, respectively the chairman and vice
chairman of the National Committee. Two
of the greatest questions that are receiv-
ing the attention of these men are. first,
who shan be McKinley's running mate
next year? Second, shall we nominate our
ticket by acclamation?
In the light of information that has been
gathered within the last three days from
contact with leaders in politics, it may be
stated almost without qualification that
the Republican national ticket next year
will be Mckinley and Root
Mckinley and Root.
That President Mckinley will be renomi-
mated there has been no doubt for long
time AS to the nominee for Vice Presi-
dent, the sentiment in favor Of Elihu Root,
the Secretary Of War, which became appar-
ent several months ago. has assumed pro
portions, which In The opin on Of men who
are masters in the art of politics, practic-
ally insures his being given second place
on the ticket
Careful, conservative men, such as Mr..
Payne Is known 10 be, do not hesitate at
th Is lime to predict Mr.. Roots nomination
for the Vice Presidency by the Republican
party next year.
That MIR. Root is willing to go on the
ticket with Mr.. Mckinley, there is not the
slightest doubt. II may be said even the
secretary IS ambitious to procure the vice
pres'd ntial nomination. in fact II is known
that hey has aspirations Of that character.
He is perhaps better equipped for the place
than almost any other New York man
who has been mentioned in this connec-
ton.
Acceptable 10 P1att.
II is believed that he would be accept
able to Senator Platt, who, by the way
was largely instrumental in having hin
appointed Secretary of War. When Mr.
Platt was asked tonight whom he fav.
ored for the vice presidential nomination
he said
Amy good New York man would suit
me-"
How about Mr.. Root?"
"Mr Root would be satisfactory" was
Mr.. Platts reply. "Mr Mckinley will
be nominated by acclamation."
AS to the matter of nominating the en-
tire ticket by acclamntion, there is rea-
son to believe that the next Republican
National Convention will establish such q
precedent. Senator Hanna has conceived
the idea, and 1t is remarkable how favor
able it is being received. The Senator mas
confided his proposition TO a few friends
and they are enthusiastic over 1t. Mr.
Hanna believes that inasmuch as McKin.
ley will be renominated in that manner
his running mate should be accorded the
some distinction.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
GArAcRE's REPORT OF DEFEAT.
Says There Was No Intentional Er.
rOr in Getting beaten.

Says There Was No Intentional Err
rOr in Getting beaten.
London, Dec. 12 The war office has re-
ceiyed the following from Gen. Forester
Walker:
Cape Town, Monday, Dec. n.-Gatacre
reports as follows:
The idea to attack stormberg seemed
10 promise certain success. but the dis
lance was undetermined by myself and the
local guides. A policeman took us round
some niles, and consequently we were
marching from $50 D. m. tin a. m. and
were landed in an impossible position.
81 do not consider the error Intentional
The Beers commenced firing from the Top
OF an unscalable hill, and wounded a gco1
many Of our men while in the open plain.
The Second Northumberlandst tried to turn
out the enemy, but failed. The Second
IRISH Fus sdeers seized a near kopje and
held on, supported by the mounted infan-
try and Care police. The guns under Jeff
Teys could rot have been better handled
But I regret to say that one gun was over
turned in a deep nullah and another sank
IN qWcksand. Neither could be extr.cated
IN he time available.
See ng the situation, I sent a dispatch
rider TO Molteno with the news. I collect
ed and withdrew our forces from ridge to
nise fer about nine miles,
The Boer guns were remarkably we'll
served. They carried accurately five thou
sand yards. L am holding Bushmans Hoek
and Cyphergat.Am sending the Irish Rifles
and NorthumbeTfands to Storkstrom to
Iecu9erate. The wounded proceeded to
queenstown. The missing Northunber-
lands number S66, not 906 as previously re-
Gorted."
The morning news., 1899-12-13
BATTLE WITH THE YAaUIs.
Mexicans Fought Twenty-FOur
Hours and Indians Withdrew.


Austin, Tex, Dec 12.-Information
reached here to-day to the effect that on
Dec. 5 the Yaqui Indians and the Mexi-
can forces, under Gen. Torres had a bat
tie near Rio Chicago, on the Yaqui river.
The engagement was between the main
body of Indians and Mexican forces, num-
bering 1900.
About ten days ago several bands of
rowing Yaquis, who had been out on scout
ing expeditions and depredating tours be-
gan gathering at the main camp OF the
Yaquis, located in the mountains on the
Paphigochic river. The Mexican troops
attempted to head them off, but they were
unsuccessful and in a short time all of
them had joined the main body of the In
dians. Evidently fearing hhat the Mexi-
can troops were preparing 10 invade their
camps, the Indians pushed the fighting
themselves by attacking the Mexican
camp.
The onslaught was vigorous, but not
effective as the Indians do not ADVANCE
in a solid body, preferring their old war
fare from behind boulders and trees. The
fighting lasted for a day and night, when
the Indians withdrew, having sustained
considerable loss. The militia made sew
eral attempts to dislodge the Indians from
their retreat in the rough wooded coun-
try, without success, and upon each de-
ploy, the soldiers had quite a number of
men killed and wounded.
The soldiers report that they observed a
number of squaws fighting among the
bucks. While the military troops are en-
gaging this main body of Indians, there
are a number of smaller bands of Yaquis
roaming around the mountainous country
laying ranches in waste and otherwise
playing havoc.
The Mexican forces have the Twentieth
Infantry marching TO their assistance
when they hope to follow the main body
of the Indians and either capture or an
nihilate them.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
HE WORKED THE ORANGE MEN.
Tucker Secured Large Consignments
and skipped Out.

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 12.-W. c. Tucker,
who claims Leesburg, Fla, as his home,
has been working the orange growers in
this section in a very slick manner.
He represented himself as a large buyer,
and induced the growers to deliver heavy
consignmdnts of fruit to him at various
railroad stations. The orange men were
to meet him at Dade City, where he was
to liquidate his indebtedness
Tucker has now disappeared, and the
growers are trying to recover their fruit
from the various dealers to whom they
were shipped by Tucker.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
COL. METCALF WAS HEMMED IN.
He Had to Fight His way Through a
Line of Beers.


Line of Beers.
London, Dec. 1S-The war office pub
Ashes the following dispatch from Gen.
Butler:
Dispatch from Gen. White, dated Dec.
Il, says:
Last night Col Metcalf and 500 of the
second Rifle Brigade SORTED to capture a
Doer howitzer on a hill. They reached the
West without being discovered, drove off
G t.e enemy and then destroyed the How
Izer with gun cotton.
g. When returning Metca1fe found his re-
m5eLnent vi barred by the Beers but he fore
~ 81 ms way through, using the bayonet
Tsely me- The Boer losses were considerable.
-It British losses were the following:
cut Fergussen and eleven men killed
rapI Paley Second Lieutenant Daven-
p0N p%N second Lieutenant Bond and forty
ST.g Ta, men wounded; six men captured who
Wounded
The morning news., 1899-12-13
LAwTON REPORTED MISSING.
Statement That Marines at vigan
Were Defeated by FiIipinOs.

statement Ibut MuElueS ut NIBHn
Were Defeated by FiIipinOs.
London, Dec. 12.-Reuter's Telegram
Company has received the following dis
patch from Hong Kong
1.-THE insurgent government (so-called)
of the Philippines will be changed to a
dictatorship, to continue hostilities against
the Americans exclusively by the methods
of guerilla warfare. The Filipino army
is being split up into small bands, the
troops taking an oath before separation
that they will fight until their country 5
rights are recognized.
"A force of United States marines who
landed at Vgan, South Ilocos province,
from the battleship Oregon, was defeated
by the Filipinos under Gen. Finio (TinoC
on Dec. !.
THE Manila newspapers, despite the
censorship, admit that Gen. Lawton is
missing"
The foregoing dispatch was evidently
sent by the Filipino junta in Hong Kong.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
STEAMER TAYLOR SAILED.
She Was Prevented From Landing
Her Cargo OF Coffee.

New York, Dec. 12,-The British steamer
]. w. Taylor, which arrived here nearly a
month ago with some of the men Of her
crew sick, from Santos, Brazil, where the
plague was raging, sailed tonight for
Queenstown. The Taylor has been held
in quarantine ever since her arrival, and
was prohibited from landing her cargo of
coffee at the wharves of the city by the
Board of Health Her cargo was dis
charged into lighters, and held in sheal
water awaiting the expiration OF the pc
riod of detention.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
RUPrERT is ron THE BILL.

New York Democrat FavOrH Repuh-
Iicnn Financial Measure.
New York, Dec. 12.-Before leaving for
Washington to-day Congressman Jacob
Rupert, Democrat, was questioned as TO
his position on the gold standard bill
framed by the Republican Caucus Com
mittee and introduced In the House by
Representative overstreet of Indiana.
while / understand that most OF my
fellow Democratic representatives from
this city will oppose the blll." said Mr..
Rupert. "for myself / viii say that / in
tend TO vote for Il. represent sound
money constituency, ana ! propose 20 act
in accordance with their wishes and with
the best interests Of this great commercial
city. -.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
TWO AMERICANS RESCUED.
Tino Is HOtiy Pursued and AguinaI-
do Is stiII Fleeing.

THU IL E1OtIy I'uFHued and AguInnI-
do Is still Fleeing.
Manila, Dec. 49, 1876 a. m-Gen. Young
reports the rescue of Brutne of the Ne
vada regiment and Edwards of the gum
boat Yorktown. who had been held pris-
oners by the Filiplnos.
Gen. Tino, conveying the American pris-
oners north, is hotly pursued Aguinaldo
is a fugitive in the mountains, his body
guard having been destroyed and Gregorio
del Pillar killed
Gen. Conception has surrendered
The LepantO province has been cleared
of insurgents. The navy co-operated with
the army on the west coast
Two thousand and eight hundred re-
leased Spanish prisoners are coming to
Manila
The morning news., 1899-12-13
SAVANNAH. GA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS 1892

south from DaguDan along the coast.
There is no concentrated insurgent force
of Importance in Luzon north of Manila.
Southern Luzon win not offer any serious
resistance. Troops are cooperating IN that
section. Organized rebellion no longer ex-
lists and our trco-s are actually pursuing
rebel bands. All important and threatened
centers of population in the north have
been occupied. otis"
The morning news., 1899-12-13
UNIONS RIGHTS UPHELD.
Can Demand the Discharge of Those
Who Are Not Members.

Crown Point, Ind, Dec. 12.-Judge Gill
lett to-day decided that non-union work
man, discharged at the behest of the IN
ion, had no redress in law. The Judge
holds that the union has a legal right to
demand the dismissal of any man not a
member of the union,
The case was that of Walton VS.. Lake
Lodge No 2, Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers. Walton was dis
charged by the Inland Forge and Iron
Company of Chicago on demand of The
union. No charge of incompetency was
preferred against him, and hts sole Of
fense was not being a member of the
union. He thereupon brought suit for $40, :
600 damages against the union.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
RepubIicans Made Gains.

Boston, Dec. l2.-The Republicans were
generally successful i'm the municipal elec-
tions throughout Massachusetts to-day.
Only In Newbury 10 did the Socialists
make a strong showing. ln Boston Lynn
and Wiburnc. ordinarily strong Demo
cratic strongholds, The Republicans s-ored
signal Victories.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
UHEAT FIGHT AT TORMBERG.
"0eP Account of the Defeat of the
British Forces.

British Forces.
-'ePfia' Sunday, Dec. 1O.-President
s'e'n has sent he following details of the
'snl at tormberg Junction:
iNe british, with six cannon, attacked
~s Beers, under Swaneroel and oliver,
n ~l S'oimed the Beers entrenched posi-
II 's On the kopjes. After a severe fight
re compelled to surrender.
ne prisoners are Maj. Sturges, six Of
ar5 'nl $50 non -commiss' 'oned officers
omomt. m OF the Ncrthumberlands, and two
Sq .e,geIs ard about go non-commissioned
nd men of the Irfsh FusllIeers. II
!, DpDossible to state the number of dead
Inv 'unded British. The Beers captured
m.S ''nnon and two ammunition wag-
The morning news., 1899-12-13

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 12.-The Re
publicans have carried Ponce by 100 ma
lority. Elections we're held in seventeen
towns The Republicans hold eight, with
200 total plurality. FQrty-five elections
are yet unordered. II will take two months
60 complete the elections az the present
rate The Republicans claim San Juan by
a tremendous majority and assert .nat
there has been complete overwhelming
Federal defeat
The morning news., 1899-12-13
nenrr SNOW in NvisconsLn.

Chippewa Falls, Wis. Dec. 12.-AH
wagon roads, reaching this city, are inn
passable after last nights storm. From
a o'clock in the evening until sunrise to-
dav the wind blew at a velocity Of forty
miles an hour and the snow has drifted
IN many places four and FIVE feet deep.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
NEBRAsFxA's SENATOHsHIP.
Some Think Bryan May BE Appoint
cd as a Solution of IT.

Omaha, Neb., Dec 12-The senatorial
situation is daily becoming more compll-
Gated and there are those who claim that
the appointment of either Allen or Hitch
cock Will disrupt the party, and that the
Governor viii be compelled either TO ap-
point q dark horse or accede to the re-
quest of Orland Tefft chairman Of the
state Republican Committee, and call a
special session Of the Legislature TO settle
the matter.
The Governor intimated during the day
that he may announce the name Of Hay
wards successor tomorrow. Some think
Bryan will be appointed, basing their be-
lief upon the fact that the morning Hay
ward died the Governor was closeted for
several hours with Charles w. Bryan
brother of William J. Bryan.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
MORE SPANISH PRISONERS.
Otis Wires That 2,OGO Were Secured
In Northern Luzon.

Washington, Dec 12.-The war depart
ment has received the following dlspatch
Manila, Dec 1.-TWO thousand addi-
tional Spanish prisoners secured In North
ern Luzon. making over 5000 released with
in a month"; 200 are now en- route from vi
mainder Otis"
The morning news., 1899-12-13
FIftecn-Foot snowdrIfts.

Harmony, Mimi, Dec. S.-Snowdrifts
ffteen feet high have resulted from six
tv-honr storm IN this section. that has
lust terminated Public highways are OBJ
strncsed and trains tied up The wind Is
ia the northwest and it Is freezing.
The morning news., 1899-12-13

Lima, Peru. Dec. y, Via Galveston.--Last
night. before closing the extraordinary
session, Congress approved the sxlradi-
zion treaty with the United states.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
New york After Conventions.

New York. Dec. 12-At the meeting OF
the Ways and Means Committee. held IN
the rooms Of the Board Of Trade ana
Transportation to-day. Il was announced
that funds have now been pledged 10 tho
amount OF $4,000 70 bring 20 this city
one or both Of the national conventions.
The morning news., 1899-12-13

Las Palmas. Canary Islands, Dec. H.
Ihe British transport Denton Grange,
with war munitions on board, is ashore
outside the harbor and making water.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
PLANT HOTEL IN HAVANA.
omciaIs of the system May Decide to
Put One There.

Havana. Dec. 12-Leadlng officials Of the
Plant Line have been in Havana for sew
eral days looking over The ground prepar-
atory to erecting a large hotel.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
CUMANA REPORTED CAPTURED.

Colombian Revolution Is Said to
Have Been Crushed.
Caracas, Venezuela, I Dec. 70, via Haytien
cable.--It is announced that the Colombian
government has occupied Cumana, on the
Gulf OF Caraico, and the revolution Is said
to be crushed.
The morning news., 1899-12-13
MUMMY SLIGHTLY BETTER.
Report From Washington Says lie
Improved Yesterday.

washington, Dec. 1.-THE condition Of
Lieut.. Brumby. who Is IN with typhoid
fever. was slightly improved tonight 4
The morning news., 1899-12-13
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LADY WILSON EXCHANGED.
'"ptured by DOers While Act
ing as Correspondent.

t,. 4-n Dec. 1S.-A special dispatch
.s,a l''urenao Marquee says a Bosr tale
A., ',,m ,, Mafeking announces that Lady
|h,o. "ifon' aunt OF the Duke OF Mar
|thl. VINO was captured by the Beers
laldon log as correspondent for tho
~ Daliy Mail, has been exchanged
The morning news., 1899-12-13

Bryan Says IL should Not he Per-
misted to Pass the House.
Austin, Tex, Dec. i2~In an interview
to-day William J. Bryan expressed him
CONTINUED on rim pase)
The morning news., 1899-12-13
Transport Went Ashore.

for a Boer woman who was prisoner at
Mafeking.
The morning news., 1899-12-13

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GUIDED BY INTUITION.
womsn Jumps NJ conclusions with
out U-sorung To Logic
aud Wins.

81 htgin 20 think there - no limit 10 WON
ans intuition. II frequent 3 enable. her to
read character on sight, but what gets me
and slrIkts me a. uu,Ruuy u the Tact mat
this same mutton projects her know edge
into the future and makes her about ~ con
Norsauj with things 10 come a. With things
past
"Ltt me Illustrate. When the copper mar
bet was .u oDjIyr put ~ huurs ,Ntry day
studying quotations. ti1ctuauuus, and the
outlook " the result OF a CONCLUSION
reached by thls careful. method ] invested
s2O1, made good margin. and WI. hnaiIy
gad to let - with loss considerably larger
than my uugutI Investment
during period OF ,uuhdcnce and N the
enjoyment oi prospective riches ] had told
nv wife of ~, Investment aud 90 the good
thing She might expect when the deal vas
closed T. gave her the speculative icNo:
and she was bound To- make plunge She
doesn't know what the word stocks means.
couldn't figure on the outlook Il .ue had III
the data and s.l'o and pencil. Yet she
came To- ~, with >ln she had saved IN old
teapot. and stockings and told me 30 buy
T. . VI shares | .uocting'y told h,r that
they WEI, dead and buried that she might
~ well invest ~ q DE-, ui. vel or suuk,u
shIp. Bur her miui was made up thought
the ies.lu would he cheap one TOT her aud
] uhrN,I
"1hr.c shares took q sudden jump 10 tho
surprise cd everyone and she cleared - go.
Wen don't seem 90 have any business sense,
she -Ui. when We compared notes. ~ -.
VI stand. 'ur rrc't, qui,k money. but a
STUPID man would never SOC %
"ll,tN,r-'" Then ihr Detroit broker who
had been talking dashed 10 the floor IS
cent ,..lr hr had lu.t lit Detroit Tribune.
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JUST MARIE 60.
How Hubby" orders Vis suppites
Through the Telephone.

" hen = Young man mIrrlcs and opens up
a home one ut hl- ,hTri auAlctI,> O., to appear
master 60 the situation aud - much IKE
veteran q. I,u-.tiic. iurtou, WHO would bc
widely known bN his real maine. I,dncw ben
rdt.t and Just settled Here j. . sample ~.
Ie,tcd from his almost continuous converse
ton at the telephone.
send me up a pound 81 carpet tacks.
Number don't know ANYTHING about The
number Of tJ,As IN pound Al You " got
'a dI - Co l,l my order Md, say, send me
asking the prlUc. am T. Yes. half q peck
that's what sad Now want n saw
Don't Won know Your business, Tins IL a
private residence Nr iluctou's residence.
It. no lumber mill. don't want any buzz
law ur gang saw. Just regular house saw
Throw 10 ha amer and Ratchet and
s'cp'aitCr. Mad say. ! want q guni strong
stove log We broke one IA moving None OF
yuur business who made the stove. All you've
got o. DO y to send up the leg
A'tcr swearing Tor few NJ nutcs Blucton
Wa raitIus away A. the grocery
Three pound, II steak What kind
Rce',''ak. of course. We're not eating
hotsc,'cnN 81 sheep steak At our house
lhtre wards Of sausage Never mind now.
how other people huN Il. | ALWAYS huN hy
tho ward \ gallon Of coffee, two dozen
irving % IONS, halt hushcl of oranges Nr-,
hall a,hrl Now. whose make ot canned
good, 10 Nlu handle Al rght. send H.
couple of cases Of selected a quarter of
action Of cheese, half a bale Of lettuce. two
Of those Cigar shaped loavc, of bread
pad ~ butter and a sack of sugar. YES Just
regulation sack, you know And. hold
ON. put lu = basket Of egg GOOD by,
trpu Free Press
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Women
Would Suro.
~ Try Mrs.
Pinkham's
Moof1cin0 ~
They On!
Know, Says
Mrs. King

and received benefit from IL at once.
] have taken 1t ever since and now
hav" no hackachc, no pain in my
side and my stomach and bowels are
perfectly we'll ! can honestly say that
there is nothing like II. III could only
tell every woman how much good your
medicine Ia, done me. they would
surclytry IT, MARTHA NJ kINo, NORTH
Arr.EnoRo, Mass
The way women trinc with health
shows n degree of Indifference that is
past understanding Happiness andusc-
FUN, - depend ON physical health: 81
docsu good disposition. Disease makes
women nervous, irritable and snap
piSh. The very effort Of ailng women
20 be rood-naturri makes them ner-
vous Write To- Mrs rinl,ham, she will
'clp You To- health and happiness.
ltcn,tS nothing tnEct Mrs. rinkham's
advice. Her address Is Lynn, Mass.
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Tlropoan scientist claims to have dlscov
stct an apparatus which will stimulate the
BRAN. " has been tined on school boys, and
CONSIST. ot an electro band. W hilc scientists
hlN, been hu.y iuycutiug unnatural WAYS
ul making the brain work. llu.icttrr'- ~tum.
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Isotsl.sseker. Excursion.

Ticket are on sale NJ all principal ticket
offices of theC II u u RN. on the first
and third TUESDAYS Of cr"h month. Low
round trip rates are made to points IN the
West South and Southwest. II YOU con
templa,. u trip this winter 1t Will he TO
your interest To- consult Your nearest 4. "
= u agent ur write u q Edwards, l.. L.
NJ Cincinnati -
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though ! must
tell about il. A
year ago ! was
taken very sick.
bs'torSCould 60
me no good only
To- d,adcu the
pain which |
had almost con-
stantly | got
some Of your
Compound and
took one bottle
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Sweat aud fruit acds viii not discolol
goods dyed with Pl IMAM FADELL.s,
Dl Is. SO.d 10y al druggists.
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After physicians had given me M, wa
saved bv P,o's Cure Ralph Erce, Wi
amsport. Pa. Nov. 20. lSa3