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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-18

7;15 in front Of the theater
Augustin Days Musical Company,
originally from Days Theater, New
York, present for the first time in Savan-
nah the London and New York musical
sensation of last season, "a Runaway
Girl" Saturday night
Without doubt the quaint and melodic
comedy, which is the joint work of no
less than six English writer's and compos-
ers, will be heartily welcomed, for it is
said to be far and away ahead in many
respects of the numerous other stage mai
dens that have taken their musical come
dy start from the london Gaiety Thea
ter. Like as with all its sisters, the ex
tent of complexity of the plot is not
likely to prevent the sense of humor con-
centrating itself entirely on the clean,
genuine busting fun of dialogue and ac
tion or the ear and eye from using their
fullest faculty of appreciation in the d.
rection of it's numerous taking songs, al
most every one of which usually secures
from a couple of encores to a half dozen,
or it's equally attractive and novel dances,
that have all their merit, originality of
idea and pretty costuming that their eX
ponents can give them. Nothing is aimed
at where it can be said not to make a
hit James Powers, as Flipper. a jockey,
is prime mover in the prevalent merrl-
ment In keeping with the standard set
by him is the work OF Marie Celeste. Van
Rensselaer, Wheeler, Rachel Booth, Ar
thur Cunningham, Joseph C. Fay, Mae
Baker. Miriam Lawrence, Henry Stan
ley Maurice Abbey, jeanette fowler,
Charles Ruthven Smith, Spottiswood AK
en- and George Lesoir, and the rest of the
company.
Manager Weis announces that all seats
laid aside for "A Runaway Girl" if not
called for by Friday noon, will be sold.
The Woodward-Warren Company, head
ed, by Guy woodward. viii be the attrac-
ton all of next week. No comment is
necessary as TO the merits of this organ
ization. 1t is too well known here. Be-
ing a return engagement, an entire new
repertoire of plays will be given and
number of new specialties. The prices
will be as usual, 10, % and 30 cents. and
as is usual. ladies who are accompanied
by a paid 90-cent ticket will be admitted
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. A RED IRISH SETTER DOG.
Reward If returned to A. =. Adams, N5
East CASTOR.
FOUND, BLACK COW, Q WHITE
spots hind leg.
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@ lPI

This dread disease rs now becoming
prevalent. Beware of that e'sight cough"
also that slight cold"-it is the GRIP.
1t can be quickly cured by the use of
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itself. '''''' i-'''0'' f''e1''
us III, nit don't in our school They make
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORg

ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against William Morris, late
of said county. deceased. to present them
to me, properly made out. within the time
prescribed by law. so as 10 show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debted to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment to me
an JOHN j. MORRIS,
Administrator
Savannah, Ga, December 1899.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, c. NJ. Roberts has applied to
Court OF Ordinary for letters of admins
tratlon on the estate Of Louis 3. Brooks,
deceased. t.~.
These are, therefore TO cite and admon-
ish all whomit may concern to be and APP
pear before said court TO make objection
Qf any they have) on or before the first
Monday In February next, otherwise said
letters will be granted 'n@ a~
Witness, the Honorable Hampton l.. Fer
rlll, ordinary for Chatham county, this the
3rd day Of January, 1900
FRANK e. KEILBACH,
IN Clerk G. o., c. G.
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AT THE THEATER.
The Nashville Students and "a Run
away Girl"

The Nashville Students and Gideon
Band will be the attraction at the the
alter tomorrow night Forty-fve enter
tanners are included in the programme,
two military bands, a symphony orches-
ira, ten soloists, and the programme en-
bodies string of vaudeville and minstrel
acts of a meritorious kind, stamped with
originality. A street parade is among its
outdoor offering. and free concert at
7:15 in front of the theater.
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a. ''r' e. H. Hinton, traffic manager of the
el'Tal left for New York yesterday via
''' Plant System
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ROOMS WANTED.

-s~-~-~-S-~-~-~-c-~
LARGE ROOM. NORTH OF OGLE-
thorpe avenue, between Jefferson and
Drayton. "Up-to-Date," care News.
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FOR nI1NT-ROoMs.

~-~-~-~~-~~--~~
THREE ROOM FLAT. WITH BATH
on same floor; very reasonable. 30S LIB
erty street, east.
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D. G. Whitney, traffic manager of
~ Merchants and Miners Transports
d. Iompany, left for New York yester-
VIA the Plant System.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

TO LET DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
corner Harden and Tenth streets: large
flower garden; large yard cheap rent
Apply to Joseph j. Greenlaw, 81 West
York street.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for Is cents, al
Business Office Morning News.
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wANrED-MrscELLANEous.

BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty, consult Robt. II. Tatem, real estate
dealer, No York street. west.
WANTED. TO BORROW ABOUT
four thousand dollars on real estate. Ad-
dress w. A., News office.
WANTED. TO PURCHASE A. TRACT
Of pine timber OF 500 to 1000 acres: must
be well located. Address Lock Box 573.
Macon, Ga.
WANTED, FOR CASH. HICKORY,
dogwood, persimmon. walnut logs. South
ern Hardwood Company. p. o. Box $50.
Charleston s. c.
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W. Fl. Peasants. general freight
7'"' OF the Florida Central and PENN
Yesterday. '"' '''''o'' ~ '''S ''
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE. A 4O-HoRsE POWER RE-
turn fiue boiler; has been used a very little
Address or apply to Morning News office,
Savannah, Ga.
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CRATES. BLOWERS AND ASH PANS
always on hand; when your tin roof or
stove needs repairing. call and see me.
P II. Herman. 10 West State street
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PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS,
syphon jet Water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements: let me give you
bid. P. II. Herman, 10 West State
street.
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u bfa hrt.

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@eidithte eines sflanen.

Sin 0dnoen uno 5iiBen tpdbreno
pieler Sabre ourb Die &etten BON
&ranfbeit eebunoen gu lein, lit Die
i9limmite 5orm BON Sflanerei.
@eo, .. Wiaiams BON Manbelter,
Wib., i6reibt: rMeine sSrau lpar
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so Gents bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
DroQuiiten.
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=" Condition Powder" fiir Yferoe
uno 8ieb i'm Nngemeinen, in
U. OreiB' Npotbefe.

= ginen gang neuen @ortlaut Der
Dielbeiprobenen Bremerbapener
&eoe beS &aiierS @ilbelm ii. brinot
Die in &6ln eribeinenoe .Norbmeit=
beuti6e 3eitung". gr entbdlt atpar
audi ben Balius bonn Yarbongeben
in Der stpeiten @olff'i9en @eriion,
oaneben aber bic Sdte tpie: u@as
gub in bic 6dnbe fdQt, iei @uh per=
fallen" uno r@ie por 1000 Sabren
fib bic 6unnen unter 9Dnig Gbel
einen gamen gemabt, Der fie in Der
lleberlieferune unb i'm Mdr1en beute
nod getpaltig eri9einen ldBt, 10 ,nDee
Der beuti6e Name in CHINA auf 1000
Sabre ourb Gub furbtbar ge,na6t
tueroen. rWDge bieier &riea ben
Segen bringen, oaB oas gbriitentbum
in China ieinen Ginaug balte. bamit
lolbe traurigen 8orfdue iih nidt pie=
Der ereignen fDnnen.
= Wie aus @om getneloet tpirb,
lit Die feierlibe 8eilebung Der 2eibe
oes &Dnigs 6umbert bon Stalien
auf Opnneritag, ben 9. Musuit feit=
geiebt iuorben.
Gus 9ientlin miro berihtet,
oaB Die Gbineien ben ganal=D Damn
ourbftoben unb baburh bas Qanse
2anb atpiiden 1ientiin uno Yefina
unter Waiier eeiebt baben. 10000
Bprer befinoen iib 8 Meilen n0ro=
lih bon 9ientiin unb elm 3uIammen=
ltoB 5pil9en ibnen uno ben Mlliirten
lit jeoen Nugenblif gu ertparten.
= Capt. Banenbabl BON Der beut=
lben &riegsmarine, tpirb oemndhIt
eine gtor6polfabrt antreten. Gr
tpiro Direct in Die Badeisreaion
n0rolib BON Spibbereen feaeln uuo
oann 0ftlid nod bem offenen Weere,
auf benz er ben 0orbpul su erreihen
glaubt. Gr tpiro 8prrdtbe fir orei
Sabre mitnebmen.
= GuS Blpemionteiu mirb berid,=
tet, oaB Der BUG, aui peldem 1id)
Der amerifaniibe gonlul Stone be-
fanb uno Der oa5 Sternenbanner aur
Sbau trus, BON ben 8orpolten Der
Bnren bel 0Dnigiprllit, iiblih BON
&roDnitaot. entgleiit uno oann per=
brannt tpuroe.
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menlWeln-QH 2Oe9e lleqen, etne pope
@eialt, bic ibr ieltiam betannt bortam.
~Ontel 6ans!A rief fie, nod 3tpei.
felnb. Da orebte lid Der tueibbGrtiae
@ieie I'm, uno I'M nddfen Mu9enblide
bate lie fid oil feline breite Bruf &C.
tuorfen, uno Ontel Sans tpubte era
gar nidt, ME ibm eei9ob, als ct Elm
marmes 2ippenpaar auf Moneen unp
Wuno be1ipurte. Damn aber iiredte sr
aud ieinem 9leffen bic breite @edte bin
unb aog ibn an ii9, unb nit bor inne.
Ter geuesuns aitternber Stimme iaste
er: rainber, bas III bod einmaI eine
Greuoe-tpir f6nnen bic Greube brau.
den mad all' bem 9raurieen limb
nit grimmisem @etterleudten In ben
Nusen fiiste er binau: .llnier @edt-
general @rOnje III nit beinabe piertau.
ienb Wann 9efan9en.
Su oieiem Nusenblide, oa tiefe
9rauer in gliias unb Mlbre9ts 6era
@ingan9 aebalten bate. tlansen pI0blid
ieltiam ernHe 96ne bon einem ferner
9elegenen Geuertreiie beriiber-@eiana
aus oielen Mdnnerfeblen. raub unb
funitlos, aber madtboll unb in Der
Stille Der 9ladt sebeimnibpolI erbaben.
IS mar bic ieierlid setrasene Weiie
zines Gborals, Der aus betiimmerten
6er3en lid gen 9immel idtpana, ben
1errn ber peeridaaren anauileben um
9ilfe in Der gotb. Waltber Mbredt
trat nit ieiner Braut unb Ontel 6ans
ndber. Ga lab er ben Jelbprebi9er,
Der bel oem Nus5u9e in Geinbeslanb
Der 8urenrorbut ben Ge9en QeIpenbet
batte, i'm Gdeine bes 6euers fe6en unb
UNI ibn berum tniete cine @9aar bon
Mdnnern lno Siinglineen unb iona
nit 9eIalteten 9dnben bas fromme Qieb.
Ontel 9ans iab auf ben prieaer unb
bann auf oas iunse paar an ieiner
@eite. Damn ia9te er: .Was ioll nun
aus gud 8eioen uerben? gs mill mir
nidt gut ideinen. wenn SIR tier i'm
Geloe 3uiammenbleibt. obne bab elm
en9eres ganb gud bertnipft."
llnb als gliia befanaen ben Blid
ientte, fubr Cntel Qans NIT freunb-
lidem @dmunoeln fort: .Oein Water
tuiro fiir's grae unerreidbar iein; i'd
ielbit meiB nidt, mo- ct aueenbltdli9
NIT ieiner Wbtbeiluns febt, um ben
gngldncern cen @ea 3u berlseen. Mber
ems meiB i'd, bab er iid freut, tuenn
Sbr 8eioe Elm paar tperbet. llnb i'd
bente, Sbr iueroet ben alten Ontel fir
boil anieben, iuenn er on gu1 Beiben
8aterfelle bertritt uno gud suiam.
mengibt als Wann unb Weib."
Eabei ersriff er Ma!tbers unb gliias
9dnbe urb fiibrte lie in ben 2reis Der
Mdnner, bic an Wadtfeuer lagerten,
nadoem iie ioeben ben gboral beenbet
batten. 60 traten Die Drei por ben
tuiiroiaen g3reoiser bin. unb Oniel
6ans uanbte iid an Jpn NIT ben Mor-
ten: .6ier brinae id gu9 atpei, BE
ibre Sreue betpdbrt baben far unier
Bolt uno bic 9reue in Der 1iebe, Octtor
Waltber Mlbredt uno eliia, 0ufas
Mepers 9odter. Mn bes 0aters @telle
bite i'd @ud, ibnen ben @eaen 3u
ipenoen, oaB lie ben Wes ourd's 2eben
3ltamnlen panbeln zig treues paar.A
(6ortiebunq folqt).
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Ser himeiiiae Slbmensamltus.

9lls Dor ettpa brei @p6en oie
Sage in Hefing INNER perspeifelter
tpuroe, nabten bic fremben &pnluln
in 3ientIin ibren Geeierunaen ge=
meini6aftlib ben @ori9lag, bic leb=
teren iollten ben hineil1en Madt=
babern oroben, oaB Die Mbnengrdber
Der failerliben sSamilie bel Befing
seritDrt meroen tpiiroen, falls Ite bic
@elanoten uno Nusldnber ni6t frei=
gdben. Ser Sori9lag fano ieop9,
mie es beiBt, in 2onbpn fein @ebDr,
neil man bort einen all5u na6tbeili=
gen @inflnB elmer lol9en @etpalttbat
auf Die Gbinelen in Wittel= unb Sab=
China befiir6tete.
Oennob miro BON einem &enner
bon 2ano ln6 2euten in Der 2onbpz
ner n9imes" fiir ben @pri9lag cine
9anae gebroben = als Der ein5igen
0robnng, tpelbe bel ben fanati11en
Barbaren nod einen @inbrud MAIDEN
fDnnte. sSreilib tpiirbe nit Der Drp=
bung iebt nibts lnebr ausaerihtet,
oenn oas Sdidlal Der 6relnoen in
Yefing lei ia beiiegelt, aber Die
Wta6te miiBten aud jebt nod gum
MeuBeriten greifen, Inn ben Gbinelen
ein fir ale NAL &elpeft einsuflDBen.
Sic birften es nibt bel Der DrDblng
bemenoen laiien, lonbern miiBten gu
ibrer Nusfiibrun9 ibreiten.
Die 3erIt0rung Der @rdber leiner
Mbnen lei fiir ben Gbine1en tauIeno
NAL iblimmer, als Der f0rperli6e
9Do, Die @eiiter Der Mbaeibiebenen
beberrlben uno beeinflullen lein unb
leines gan5en @eiblebts Daiein
uno Woblereeben; tper ibnen cine
Sbma6 antbut, Der reiBt ibm ielbf
Die Seele aus bem 2eib unb ibGnbet
feline &inber uno &inbesfinber.
Die 3erItDrung oes Sommerpala=
lteS our9 bic perbunbeten sSranao=
len unb gneldn6er i'm Sabre 1860
bat auf Die Gbinelen falt gar feinen
gin6rud 9ema9t. grit ols @ene=
raj in=MDntauban (ber lpGtere
@raf b. Balifao), Der 8efeblsbaber
Der fran50iiiben Streitfrdfte, Die
&aiiergrdber beieben lieB, eaben Die
6ineiii6en Wfanoarinen flein bel
uno fanoen iib gum sSrieben bereit,
Wabreno bic breisebn @rGber Der
Ming=D =Dpnaftie, berihtet Der &orre=
ipon6ent Der Zines" bic auf benz
@ege 5ur eroBen Mauer ettpa 80
Weilen n0rolib pDn 8efing gelegen
iino, tpenig beabtet tperben, obtpobl
iie niHt sugdngli1 1ino, tperoen Die
@rdber Der geeenpdrtigen, Der
9fing Dpnaltie, bic ii1 an stpei
Oertlibfeiten 6itlib uno peltli9 bon
Befing befinben iDlIen, dng1tli6 ge=
biitet uno feinem 0remben lit bis
iebt geitottet tuoroen, iie gu beiu1en.
Das Nuffinoen berlelben tpiirbe aber
teine groBe Sbuieriefeit erforoern,
oa iie our6 ausgeoebnte Tel1pelbau=
ten ooer Bagooen tnarfirt finb.
NuBer bieien @rdben fDnnte audi
Die BON 0em @eittbpre Hefing's be-
finblibe Nbnenbaae, bic 9iminemap,
oeln untergange eetpeibt tperoen; es
lit Die binefiibe @alballa, in tpel=
9er ieit 1922 Die Nbnentafeln Der
9errl6er unb anberer peroienltpoqer
Wdnner aufgeitellt unb perebrt tper=
ben. Die 3erit6rung aller bieler
Bauten piiroe einen ME tpieoer su
pertuiihenoen ginorud auf bic gbi=
neien MAIDEN, oenn iie balten oielel=
ben gefeit gegen ale @etpaltntittel.
tuel6e Die rDangfpeitie", Die fren=
ben 9eufel, 9egen bieielben in 9ln=
tpenoung bri1gen fDnnten.
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Das austp6rtiae Nmt in Berlil

= V1B dISfbdftl9e NiHt N BerllH
bat Shritte getban, Inn nibt ee=
nebmigte 8er0ffentlibunsen Der &e=
ben bes &aiiers gu perbinoern. Bei
Der Wontas itatteebabten stpeiten
ginihiffuus bon 5ruppen nab China
tpurben Observation-Disclosures nur
na1 bem nnter5eihnen zines idrift=
liben 8erlprebens 5ueelaiien, ni9t
cher einen 8eribt iiber ben 8eoe=
erguB oeS &aiiers 81 perDHentliben,
als biz lie ibr Wanulfript oem aus
tuartigen glmte unterbreitet baben.
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~. 8. & =. Sabm.

Mb bfabrt.
Naeb Naco. Sort @ortb, Dallas, &anias
gits. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago tdslib
(S. u. & u. g. 9epDt) .7:45 Morgens.
Nab Baco, Sort @ort6, Dallas &c. (pDm
SunIet SepOt) 800 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
8on Chicago. ct. 2ouis, @anlas 9th,
Dallas. Sort gSortb unb g8aco, tdslicb
(Suniet 9epDt) )....... $3.50 Sorm.
8Dn @aeD, Sort gSortb, Dallas &C. (S.
u. & u. g. Oepot) -. 1920 Mbenbs.
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- Mus Sbanebai puroe eeribtc
tpeiie eemelbet, bas 2i=Sune=3i idang
SelbitmDrb be9aneen babe. Spdtere
8eribte bringen jeoob feline WeIta=
tigune bieier Melouna.
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Pint Y 4 [ t.
q. u. & u. q. 8abn.

gah @alpeiton, Souiton uno guero tag
fig. .8:45 Bprit.
Naeb Corpus gbriiti, Mranias BaB nnb
Beenille tdalib .2:2O Nahm.
Nab Borne nnb &errniIe, tdelidb, aus
eenpmmen Sonntags. =. .2:45 SeaAm.
Nab Borne unb &errpi0e, Sonntaas.
Nntunft.
Bon @alneiton, Spuiton unb guerD tas<
lib. 700 MbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, 9ranlas BaB unb
Beenille tGgli6 l:55 Habnl.
Bon Borne unb &errnille. td9lirb, aus
9enommen Sonntaos :. 1885 8prm.
Bon Borne uno 8errbille, Sonntags,
800 NbenoS.
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@mlf Gbure 8abm /.
q b ia brit

Nbfabrt
ytod Stodoale, td9lid, aus9enommen
SonntagS. .................S:O 800 Sprnl.
Nntunft.
Bon StDd6ale, tdslid), ausgenommen
SDnntagS. S................3:O 300 Hacbm.
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Wtabncfe 6ptel Bar,
Sft 0Dulton StraBe.
~ m. Mmtb, 49,. Gi8entbiimer.

Wan finoet bier elm oorSiieli6es
@las 8ier unierer beimilben 8raue=
reien. 8eionoere Inerfennllne per=
bienen Die Weine, Giearren, 8bisfies,
2iauDre &c. Oieie Wirthl1ait erireut
1ib bes ausgeseibneten Muies, au
ben aneenebmiten @ufentbaltsorten
Der Staot 81 sdblen.
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If you wish to cure scrofula or salt
rheum permanently, take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t eXpels all impurities from the
blood.
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Of cotton is the fact that the reserve
stock at the end of the present sea-
son will be the smallest in years.
Ellison is on record in his latest cir
cular as saying that there will be at
least 1,650,000 bales less at the ports
and mills of the world than existed at
the opening of the current season, of
which deficit a new crop Of II, 100000
will be insufficient to supply more
than about one-third.
These indications point to high
range of prices during the coming
season. With a deficit in the reserve
stock there will necessarily be
strong demand for the new crop to
supply pressing needs, thus bringing
the consumer and producer nearer to-
gether, and putting in the hands OF
the latter the dictation of prices.
The situation in the manufacturing
branch is however, not so encourage
ing as would naturally be expected IN
view of the advance in raw material.
Print cloths were marked down last
week from 31s cents to 21s cents by
the Fail River committee without,
however, materially improving the de-
mand. This is accounted for on sew
eral grounds. Most of the mills have
made heavy sales ahead, there is lit
tie new business at this time and the
threatening situation in China is a
source of depression in the export cot
tongoods trade.
This is the only bear feature in the
cotton situation just now.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-05
BUTLER AND AMENDMENT.

The speech of Mr.. Jas. II. Pou, de-
livered yesterday in Stanley county
and printed this morning in another
column. furnishes some mighty in
teresting reading to those who have
observed Senator Buffers recent ne
gro-loving propensities and anti
Amendment TRADES.
Once, it seems, Butler favored the
Amendment. In fact he abused the
Democrats for their lullewarmness in
its behalf. That was before the
Amendment was submitted to the peo-
pie.
What has his course been since.
Here it is. based on editorials in his
own paper:
1. Favored it, that was before it was
adopted.
3. Found objection to it on the
ground that sections / and ) had not
been combined.
3. Was silent; but said he would
come out in favor of it at the right
| time.
A.. Declared that there was nothing
| good in the Amendment and began
a bitter fight against it.
6: He is now putting forward more
effort and circulating more lies to de-
| feat the Amendment than are the Re-
| publicans themselves.
And why this Asheville Gazette
sort of conversion? Mr., Pou answers
the question, and no doubt he has
answered it correctly? In his speech
yesterday, he said
During the spring and summer of 1899
Senator Butler posed as being friendly to
the Amendment; he stated to more than
one person that "at the proper time"
ne would declare for the Amendment.
There were hints to that effect in the
Caucasian; but the months passed and
no compensation was offered by the
Democrats for Senator Buffers support,
and the proper time" for him to declare
for white supremacy did not arrive. He
finally impressed the Republicans with
the idea that he still possessed some po-
litcal potency, and in the month OF Oc-
tober a deal was made whereby Senator
Butler was to declare against the Amend
ment and support negro supremacy, and
the negroes and white Republicans were
to reelect him to the Senate. He is
endeavoring now as faithfully, as it is in
his nature to be faithful to anything, to
carry out his compact. And he is charging
that the Democrats made in the campaign
of 1898 promises the very opposite OF
those which the Caucasian of December,
1898 states that they did make. For
tunately the time has passed when Sena-
tor Butler can mislead any one. The
people know him. Not yet forty years
old he has earned the reputation of be-
ing the falsest of men. He has never
had a friend or a party. he was not
ready to betray, and he has never held
a principle he was not ready to sell.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-05
JUSTICE AND MERRIMON.
Thew Sneak at Asheville and Accomplish Much
Coed for the Amendment
(special to News and Observer)

Dlc'SA
unreasonable, n. c., July 4.-The
erarrest Democratic rally ever witnessed
in Henderson county was held here today.
The lowest estimate of the crowd is l.
500. and many conservative men of all
narties nut the number at 1000 to 2,5O0.
The speakers were Senator NJ. II. Jus
tice. of Rutherfordton, and Judge James
II Merrimon, of Asheville. They were
met at the station by a reception commit
tee. accompanied by twelve young ladies',
the Hendersonville brass band and fifty
borsemen. The band led the way to the
Southern Hotel, where a reception was
held until the hour for speaking. At
1890 the procession again formed and
followed the band to the beautiful Judson
College campus where the speaking and
picnic occurred.
The procession was the largest wit
messed here since the railroad barbecue
several years ago when the A. and 5.
was first completed to this place
More than forty carriages and about
ninety horsemen, besides hundreds on
foot Joined in the parade. 1t was grand
sight and made a wonderful impression
for good The speeches were strong and
convincing. Senator Justice and Judge
Merrimon are we'll known to the people
here; and every one has the utmost con-
fdence in what these gentlemen tell them.
CAPTAIN S. " Pickens, our candidate
for Representative, introduced the speak
ers in a ringing speech.