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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MeeunF-Ancisut Landmark Lodge No.
81, +. & a, ~
Special Notices-wau paper, Paper
Hanging Savannah Building supply Com
pany: Ship Nosice chr. G. Dahl & Co,
A Game Thanksgiving al Dieter's. For
Thanks giving Dinner a. A. ~. c. W.
west's Notice r. Davis State and
County Taxes. 1870. Thanksgiving Procia-
nation. Herman Myers. Mayor. Exhibit
ton OF Ladies Phaeton: Special Nosice
Logan. CITY Market; Ship Notice.
strachan a Co. Consignees; suwanee
Springs Water. Machinery for Sale Vale
Royal Manufacturing Company.
Business Nosices-shskespeare Cigars;
How Nice. Hunter s. Van Keuren. In
Thanksgiving. the s. W. Branch compa-
ny.
Steamship scheduie-Merchants' and
Miners Transportation Company's Steam
ship Lines 20 Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Grape Nuts-Postum Cereal Company.
Cberoots-Old Virginia Cheroots.
Auction sales-Adminitrator's Sale. by
Plmshek & Co. Aucsioneers. Residence
az Auction, hy X ~. AAteh' A"e'i"iteNi
Chlld's Pony. Busy, Etc, By a. X VII
son. Auciioneer.
Railway schedule-Seaboard Air Line.
Southern Railway.
Barrier on Heaters-Thos. West g. Co.
whlskey-Yellow Label whiskey.
Card Engraving-The Bee Hive.
Medical-s S. g.. Castoria; Hoods sar-
saparilia. Ayers pills; Mothers Friend
Worlds Dispensary Preparations, DR.
Hathaway COMPANY; TUFTS pills: Pyra
mid Pile cure.
Cheap Column Advertisoment-lfelT
wanted: Employment Wanted; For Rent
Tor sale. Lost Personal, Miscellaneous
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

one OF the passengers on Broadway
car on Friday night wss Joseph Jefferson.
the actor says the New York sun. Near
him was a young man reading a news
paper As the young man got OF the car
he said 10 he conductor;
There's joe jefferson w there"
IN dom"
Eyes. he ls" Insisted the young man
Whistle and call Schneider"
Cert" said the conductor. and he let
out o short. shrll blast followed by Here
Schneider" IN no mild tone
The veteran actor glanced NJ and
smiled. The conductor looked embarrass-
cd The other passengers wondered what
was wrong with the conductor
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
CHAaIrsroN's ExrosITION.

Tho souih Carolina Interstate ana West
Indian Exposition which is 20 be held In
charleston bsginn.ng a year from next
month gives promise Of being equal 20
anything - ne Kind that has ever been
underaken In tno Southern states In
deed. 90 some OF See details Il WIN sur-
pass any former Sou acrn exposition.
SINCE o. VIII cover new territory No ex-
haustlyo exposition has ever been held IN
300 south Atlantic coast section. che PEG
p.s ana products Of which amer from
tnoso OF ether pagts Of the country. The
Charleston Exposition. therefore. should
and doubtless win receive che cordial and
active support ~ on q the coast country
from virginia 10 Florida, inclusive.
A movement has heen started 20 have
the rext Georria state Fair held IN sa-
vaunah. There Is much IN the idea 90
commend o. 20 the thoughtful cons dera-
tion of the state Fair authorities Geor.
gla will - course. desire % make the
best possible showing a. che Charleston
Exposition 10 VIII be 20 her interest 20
80 80 The opportunity for exhibiting
her products under favorable conditions
vii bo exceptional The State Fair
would be held IN savannah IN October ana
The exposition in Charleston would begin
iu December u ls only little more than
iol miles from savannah 10 Charleston.
30 that the exhibits shown 81 the State
Fair 10 Savannah could be quickly and
economically transferred 10 Charleston
and Installed there In Inc more pre,eutiou'
exposition !, has been suggested that q
Georgia building be erected on the
Charleston Exposition grounds Should
THE De- done. the building could easily BE-
made one Of the most attractive 81 the
whole rroun Georgia. as a matter Of
fact, should take a prominent part in The
picture 10 be presented II Charleston. AMI
tie details Of Georgia. part might better
than not he arranged IN a State Fair 90
savannah a month or so previously
while the scope Of the Charleston EN-
position embraces the whole country. and
the West Indies. It is proposed by the
management 10 make speciality OF the
products Of the South Atlantic states.
These have never yet been presented 90
the public IN an exposition as they de-
serve to be- II viii be 20 the advantage
Of Georgia and Florida therefore. 20 make
tina best possible showing az Charleston
Mr Bradford l.. Gilbert the architect Of
the cxp,siton-a man OF international rep
utouon-has promised 10 provide one 81
the most attractive Of great fairs ever
held In this country. and there IS every
reason to believe tina, he viii make good
mis- promise
! Certain OF the directors of the Charles
ton Exposition purpose wishing savannah
and neighborlng cites after the holidays
in behalf OF the enterprise They should
meet with cordial reception. ana be-
given assurances Of hearty cooperation
In helping Charleston IN this matter We
shall be helping ourselves The exposi-
tlon IS designed 10 aid and assist IN the
development Of the South, and We believe
with very good reason. that we live in the
( garden az the south Atlantic section Let
us cndeavor 20 convince the visitors 60
the Charleston Exposition that our be-
lief Is correct one
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

There are some disadvantage which at
tach themselves TO persons who have be-
come famous says Tit Bits These. how
ever. often have their iud crous side T.
Is said that az one time Henry CLAY. the
American statesman, was travelling IN the
West and stopped over might TO- a little
log cabin inhabited by an old man ard
his wife. After breakfast the next morn
ing hts old host. who had been IN q mt
ter OF excitement ever since he learned
Tho his distinguished guest was. said he
would like 70 make a slight request before
the visitor departed,
Couldn't yc." he said. with evident
anxiety. couldn't 80 jest make NJ wife
an me a little speech before leavln' u.s."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

81 Louis IS suffering from On old
nuisance There seems 20 be whisuing
epidemic In the Gown. Everywhere one
surns his or her ears are greeted with
whistlcd coon songs" In tho street
cars especially the whistlcrs make life
miserable for the non-whisucrs So
prcvaleni s. the whstHng Ad that Il is
not uncommon Tor half of che occupants
OF a street car TO be- whisulng at one
time. each on different tune. 20 she dis
comfort Of the remaining passengers.
The nuisance has become 30 oppressive
that an ordnance has been prepared for
introduction into the city Council making
whis,ling IN street cars and other places
Of public conveyance or 90 herring mis-
demoauor The "wiuies" and "Johnnles"
Of the town are said to be the worst or
Tenders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
CHAIRMAN PARKER HEARD Fnou.

Mr.. J. A. Parker. chairman 81 che Ma
tioual Committee OF the Middle-of-the-
Road Populists. wants a conference OF
the leaders OF that party. lie has an
idea that something occurred on Nov
that wasn't very satisfactory "a Popuasts
but ne isn't sure that he knows what u
was He wants 10 have talk with the
other leaders OF his wing Of the Populist
party for the purpose 81 finding out II
they are any better Informed shan be Is.
In his call for conference az ST. Louis
on Dec q he says that abe Republican
victory was hrough, about by men who
do not uphold capItalisuc Republican
tendencies but who sought 10 rebuke the
Democratic machine for us insincerity.
He thinks the Populists hold the key 20
She political situation. ana that n they
will but use u In the right way. they will
be able TO let shelr party into the control
Of the government lie feels sure that
the great common people" are heart and
soul with The Populistic movement
The mistake the Democratic party made
was in having anything 20 do wsh the
Populist party. II Ia had STOOD by its
tlme-honored prncipies-the principles
with which Il has won vlc,ories-it might
have elected its candidate for President
Mixing It's principles with those OF the
Populist party Is what defeated 81.
II Chairman Parker thinks the great
common people" are waiting for O chance
10 show they have profound regard for
the doctrines 81 the populists he takes a
Wow OF the political situation very dr.
fercnt from that OF the great majority
u tho leading politicians OF the country.
lie ought TO glance over the election re-
turns N the different states. a glance
ought 90 be sufficient 20 convince him
that the people are not waiting for a
chance 20 show their confidence IN the
party OF which hc is the mos, prominent
leader II Porulism isn'' dead Il is so
nearly so that he will have trouble in dis
covering any life IN o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
An Ancient Vi.itias-csrd.

The oldest visitlng-card Of which there
is any record Is to he found IN the state
archives OF Venice. SAYS che Pail Mall Ca
zette Giscome contarnl professor al IN.
University OF Padua sent the card in
question es curiosity 20 "A Venetian
friend. saying thot the German student.
who came 20 Italy had tho elegant and
lBudahie custom OF leaving such ut,tc
cards. with their name and place OF origin
az the houses OF friends when they called
and found them absent The card refar-
red to hears q coat-of-arms. with the mo-
to "Essoir me comfort" and beneath
''Joannes Westerhof VeztphaluH scribebat
Patavii Martll, l56o."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

The parson has been abroad. says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. He arrived
home the other day ana began telling
Deacon Blodgett. who was abroad him
self a dozen yearp ago. something about
the special wonders OF his trip
DO YOU know" he said. that one q
the most touching things I saw ia Paris
was a tiny he'd OF real American daisies
In the Jardin des Plantes. They looked
20 lonesome"
A dreamy light came into Deacon
Blodgetts eyes III remember right %
he slowly said, the most attractive dais.
lcs ! saw In Paris were In the Garden
Mabilc"
And then he hastily switched 20 a new
subject
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
PASSENGER Fares from SaTannlh

TO NEW YORK-FIRsT CABIN. o.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. g.. IN.
TERMEDIATE CABIN, SIS: INFERNO.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP, g.
sTEERAGE. SO
TO BOsTON-FIRsT CABIN. 81
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. S. Is
IERMEDfATE CABIN. ST.; INFERNO.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. s.;
sTEERAGE. sitT5
Inc express steamships Of this line an
appointed 20 sail from Savannah, CentrA
'"th) meridian time. as follows:
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
NACOoCHEE. Capt Smith. TUEsDAY,
Nov. e. $50 y. IN.
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt Berg
THURSDAY, Nov. %, 1000 a. m
KANSAS CITY, Capt. Fisher, THUR
DAY, Nov. %, 1000 a. U.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins. sATuE.
DAY. Dec. /. 1900 m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggsi
TUESDAY. Dec. 4, 400 p. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. THURS
DAY, Dec. s. $50 p m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. sATUR-
DAY. Dec. 8 800 p. m
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt BsFG.
MONDAY, Dee. 10. 500 D. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askins, TUES.
DAY, Dec. n. 800 .. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggs.,
THURSDAY. Dec. 10, 1000 a. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. sATUR-
DAY, Dec. 10. 30 a n.
KANSAS CITY Capt Fisher TUESDAY.
Dec. u.s. 200 g. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Cont. Askins. THURS
DAY, Dee. 20. $50 .. m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, Capt. Berg
FRIDAY, Dec. q. 800 . m.
~
SATURDAY, Dec. p. 500 .. m
EACOOCHEE. Capt Smith TUESDAY.
Dec. o. 7.3o = m.
KANSAS CITY. Caps. Fisher. THURS
DAY. Dec. q. 300 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins. SATuR-
DAY. Dec %, II 90 p. m.
NOTICE-Steamship City OF BEmlng-
ham viii not carry passengers.
Steamship CITY or MACON. Capt
Savage, will ply between New York and
Boston on the following schedule.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
from Pier 50. North river, at 1900 noonl
Nov O. IS Dec 3. Z. r. II. q. 2g g.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
(from Lewis wharf. at 1900 noon Nov.
g. 30 Dee. s. 10 IA. 10. "a. q.
This company reserves the right "a
change iis sailings without motive sHs
without liability or accountability there
for.
sailings New York for Savannah Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays p N.
". G. BREWER. city Ticket and Pas
senger Agent. lO7 Bull street. savannsa.
Ga
T. w SMITH. Contracting Frslssi
Agent Savannah. Ga.
n. G. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic Department. "a w Bay stree.
jacksonville. Fla.
z ". HINTON, Traffic Manager So
vannah Ca.
r. T. LEFERVE. Manager NsW
Pier IS. North river New York. n T.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

some years ago the debts Of the Scotch
Presbyterian church OF Jersey city were
paid By a man named Mackenzie on the
condition that no musical instrument
should ever be used ia the building. From
the day that the organ was moved out
and only singing was permitted, the con-
gregation dwindled Finally expenses
could not be kept up. and a few DAYS
ago the building had 20 be sold for debt
Il Is claimed chat the lack Of instrument
tal music Is responsible for the failure
Of the church
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Solid ice has formed IN the Pe-Ho
river and Navigation 20 Pclin has been
closed FOR the winter All communion
ton between Tion Tsln ond the capital
during the next four month mus, be- over
land by the means OF animals. since the
railway Is not 30 working order II f.
three days Journey from Tien Tsin 20
Pekin BY wagon train. The cold Will
probably cause great deal OF discom-
fort % the troops Of The allied Powers
especially the British troops from India.
The Chinese however. welcome the frcez-
ing weather. since u viii put. an end 20
the hutcher.ng expedition which have
lately been INDUCED in by some OF the
invaders.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

There ought TO be = fairly good bust
ness for the new steamboat line from a.
vanuah 20 Charleston. by way o. Beau
fort. The shippers OF Charleston desire
prompt and economical freight commune
cation with Philadelphia. Baltimore and
other northern ports with which they
have no steamship connection. The sa-
vaunah lines to those ports offer thom
just the accommodate ions wanted. With
water transportation 20 Savannah con-
Meeting with the steamship lines. there
fore. Charleston is placed IN touch with
the ports Of the north almost as closely
as II she had steamships direct. We hope
TO see Capt Phillips new line pro per
and add a number OF new boats TO It's
fleet
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

some time ago New York lawyer
charged client $1,000 for BIT OF work.
The client refused 10 pay. The lawyer
sued. The matter was submitted 70 ref
cree. who has reported that the services
OF the lawyer were actually worth about
500. and that hundreds OF competent az
torneys would have rendered such service
Tor that Zee. This. by the way, is merely
an illustration Of how some professional
persons will "soak'' a client when they
think they have a good thing"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Mark Twain declares that 81 he were
a chinaman. IN China. he would be a Box
or. China never wanted foreigners any
more Than foreigners want Cinnamon" ne
says. ana on this question ! am with the
Boxers every time. The Boxer Is a pa
triot. He loves his country better than
ne loves the countries OF other people.
/ wish him success. The Boxer believes
N driving US out Of his country. ! am a
Boxer too. for believe in driving him out
Of our country"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

A notable wedding is scheduled 20 Oc-
cur IN Binghamton. y. Y, day after to-
morrow. The Froom-to-be e. Mi. Pase.
age 81. hight a inches and weight -
pounds The hride-eiect is Miss Mary
weickle. age .. hight s feet AMI weight
iss pounds. II Is understood that Il is a
love match Miss weickle. who is a
handsome and popular young woman. has
refused q number OF desirable orers IN
order 70 be able TO marry the dlminutiye
little Major.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Richard Mansheld may be a genius. and
al that but Katherine Grey. formerly his
leading lady. says that he does not know
how to kiss properly. Miss Grey asserts.
indeed that Mansfield kissed her on the
stage. 81 a manner so gross and roug n
that he made her sick and she had 90 call
a doctor. Furthermore. Mansfield was lli-
tempered AGO queruious claiming that the
right TO be cross and disaFrccable was a
privilege OF genius. Miss Grey % is 10
DO noted. b suing the actor FOR breach OF
contract. Meanwhile there are any num-
Der Of persons who are ready 20 believe
az that she has said 81 Mansfield II is
well known that bis bump Of self-esleem
q the biggest part Of bic body.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

some months ago a government PEN
Hloner died IN ireland. Ills widow sent
IN q bin for funeral expenses amounting
20 ss2s7. The government auditor found
some flaw In the bill declined to 20. ="
/, snd ordered an investigation. The red
tape and incidental expenses o. the In
vessigatlon cost something like 600, but
the widows bill has finally been thrown
out. The government is out more than
81 500 m the matter; but then there must
Be something 20 keep the clerks busy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Gen. Daniel T. sickles tanks wal
street Is IN need OF reformation lie sail
= day or two ago. IN there are any
reformers lying around loose let them
tackle Wall street IL Is worse than The
reudcrlon You can nud more dep av-
iiy ara pervcrse humanity around the
stock Exchange than 90 any other build
lng ia Sew York" Tho funny part Of
an this Is that only the day or 8, be-
fore Gen sickles had a wall street
broker arrested Tor swindlng him out
Of a considerable sum Of money The
General had Thought tina, Dc was going
into a fine speculation which would yield
him big pronts. but when he found ho
had been swindied he sot sore on wal
street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

According 20 statement just issued IN
Washington the mineral production of
the United States has increased nearly
500 oo 90 IN ten years. amounting now TO
ss76 600 per year. The greatest in
oreases were IN petroleum and copper.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

Lord wolseley seems 20 be Ia about the
position with relation 20 the British war
ONCE thar Lieut. Gen. Miles occupies with
relation 20 toe United states war Depart
ment A powerful ring is opposed TO Wo,-
seley and is trying 10 detrset from his
reputation
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
The weather.

The Indications Tor Georgia to-day are
for fair weather. with fresh north TO
east winds; and for Eastern Florida. fair
weather. with winds mostly fresh northcr-
Tv
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27

All Of the shrevd nnanciers are rot
in Wall street. one OF them IS a Iantor
in an armory Ia Fourteenth street, New
York Ills salary b. 50 a week The
other day he applied for a discharge n
bankruptcy. iic acknowledged that hts
Indebtedness amounted to sls6S2s all OF
which had been accumulated 90 few
years ana while be- was employed a. a
ianior lnasmuch ~ Do would take him
something like two hundred years 10 pay
his debts from his salary. even if he could
spare 10 all ever, week. he concluded 20
take advantage of the bankruptcy act
There cannot be any question uat a
young jantor on so a week who BE- atls
to get inio debt for $500 B. genius
Of finance suu there arc more purchae-
ers OF gold bricks in Sew York than In
any other place In the world.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Springfield CNGass) Republican Qnd)
says THE old effort 10 make the holder
OF mortgage share in the payment Of
taxes levied upon the real estate has been
revived in Missouri through a consti,u-
tional amendment just adopted This re-
qurcs that in the valuation OF resi- es-
tate Tor taxation the amount OF the mort
gage shall be deducted-the owner paving
a tax only on the remainder. while -
holder OF the mortgage must be asses d
for the amount Of the same. The outside
loan companies are now threatening TO
withdraw from the state. but that Is NOT
their only way Of escape. The effect q
the amendment if a Is vigorously en-
forced. will be 10 make money more cost
~ or dlmcult 20 obtain on real estate
security"
The Cleveland Plain Dealer CDcm)
says. THE reported determination q
the administration and the dominant par
~ IN Congress not 70 interfere with tne
proportion representation IN those South
ern states which have legisiated Tor the
practical restriction or elimination OF the
nrero vote has been confirmed by state
ments of the leaders OF the party in Cen
rres-. That Will be unpleasant news Tor
those southern politicians whose entire
cap!tal Tor political operations Is the ne
gro vote. Without that vote az their ha ks
they cannot expect to receive much on
slderatlo 40 the hands OF the national
administration.
The Chicago Chronicle Dcm) says: "Il
Mr.. Kruger Is a wise man-and no one
has ever deemed him a fooi-he viii nor
make any mistake about the character Of
the enthusiasm which he u encountering
IN France The French are making M.
Of him not because they care rap Tor
the Beers. but because they earnest s.
hate pcrhdious Alpion. They wlll sop
short OF rendering any real cid 10 he
Airikanders."
The Hartford CConn) Times CDemJ
says: capt. Cberlin n Carter has been
permitted 70 come out OF the government
penitcnuary at Icavcngorth long enou a
70 declare in court once nio.s that he /.
innocent. and that he wants 20 SO 10 sa-
vauuah 20 stand civil trial there III
Carriers fathcr-in-iaw had not tcstlnsd
against him. his professions Of innocence
would have more weight
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-27
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