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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
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suwance Springs Water. Notice. John =.
Maguirc. Superintendent Fire Depart
ment Notice 20 Water Takers. ship No
tcc. Henry Juchier. Agent Paints. OILS.
Varnishes Etc. Andrew Haulsy Compa-
ny. New Goods. C. a. Draytou Company.
For Friday and Saturday. John 4 Eve
ans a Co. ship Notice. Strachau q Co..
Consiguees. Ship Notice. W. ". Wilson,
Agent
Business Notccs-Harvard Pure Beer
Henry solomon a son; Florida oranges.
The s W Branch Go.
Elks Carnival-Monday. Nov. 8. i
opens
Proposais-To Furnish Three Small
Boats for Marine Hospital Service.
Mems Best 81 suns-At the Metropoli-
tan
FinanclaI-HMght q Freose Co. New
York
Attention. Gcnuemcn-Loopoid Adler.
Grape Nuts-Postum Cereal Company
Auction sale-pamascd Sugar. by J. Nc
Laughlin q Son.
Ladies' finders klrts-At the Bee Hive
Becrs-Auheuscr-B Busch Brewing Asso-
citation.
Mineral wator-Arondack Saratoga.
whiskey-Y Label Whiskey
Legal Notices Citation 90 Court OF or.
binary. David J. Blackburn. bankrupt
Cheroois-Old Virginia Cheroois
Medical-Dr william Pink Pils: Hoods
sarsaparilla. TUFTS Pins. Ayers Cherry
Pectornl. Lydia Pinkham Vegetable pilis
Cheap Column Advcrtisems n,s-iiclp
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
Kitchener Missed being Halter.

Stories about Lord Kitchener are al
ways interesting relates the London Daily
Mail Here IS one which seems 20 be
new. Tho present chief OF the stan in
South Africa. though "A great man now.
was only an average hoy. he showed
no peculiar clevcrness and. what is more
surprising IN view Of his present tireless
activity. he was inclined TO be lazy
His father was strict dlsciplinarian.
The story goes that on one occasion. when
Herbert was az pubiic school and was
working for certain examination. 81 was
reported 20 his father that he was idllng
Tine report did not please Col Kitchen
er. and he told the future conqueror 81 the
Mahdi that unless he succeeded IN pass
ing that examination there would be no
more public school for him for tho pres
emit FOR be would De- taken away and sent
TO walk in the solemn procession Of pu-
pills Of DANES school II be failed there
be- should be apprenticcd 20 halter.
In spite OF these threats young Kitchen
er failed and thereupon dropped out of
his place IN the public school and was
seen IN che ranks thar walked through the
streets two and two. escorted by tine good
lady 81 whom his father had spoken
when he again went IN for hts cNamIna-
ton be pasesi. Possibly the world lost "a
good halter by his success bu; 20 gained
q better general
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Sir Edwin Arnold. telling a story IN
London some time ago. explained why
senator Chauncey VI Dcpew was promi-
nent and liked hy rl-h and poor. says the
New York World when I went 20
America Same years ago" sir Edwin
said. II asked Mr.. pepew what ] must do
10 win popularity with Tho American peo-
pie.
You get IN with the New York news
paper men,. Or. Depew advised me 4
have done Il ana they have made me
talked about Il pays to bc popular wi,h
them
II took Dr pcpews advice" continued
Sir Edwin "and found it both agreeable
aud exciting. ] never knew how / was 10
be- pictured next However. Il was am
done IN good-natured way and Wa.
taken as II meant. ] have never posed as
o Thing Of beauty but IL was something
OF a shock TO me- the day after Or DepaN
gave me the advice 90 pick % q n1par
which said in large. black type. Sir "a
win Arnold Is nobody's beauty Tho ma
per told the truth. and I enjoyed mo per-
soual reflection though / would have ~.
sented Il had Or. Dcpew not told me what
70 exPcst,"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

A writer IN Harper's Weekly suggests
that there should be a summer capital
Of the United states The idea Will prob
ably strike some Of the members OF Con
gress as an excellent one. Washington
l. VIGOROUSLY one Of the hottest cities in
the country during the summer months.
ard Newport and Bar Harbor are Ike
paradise 81 comparison with Il. Bw there
are many reasons why Uncle sam would
not carc to SCI up a summer residence az
the seaside. however much his hired men
abow the capitol and The deparims
might desire o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Secretary Gage denies the correctness
o. the statement. attributed co Webster
Davis that holicrs OF philippine bonds.
living in This country got the S2oooO@"
paid 70 spain under the treaty of peace;
tha, not cent Of the money ever reas1-
Cd Spain, but was paid TO bondhoIders,
IN the East and New York principally.
Mr. Gage says the sum was paid Ia four
treasury warrants Of 10000 each drawn
IN the name 81 s. jules Cambon. the am
bassador Of France as agent for spain.
and chat the warrants were redeemed In
gold at the New York sub-treasury
What went with the gold after d passed
into the hands Of the representative OF
spain. Ar. Gage doez not kuow,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
THINGS nErTEn Lprr rNs.ID.

The Republicans are trying % make
campaign capital out or the advice which
Mr. Richard Croker gave 20 Democratic
voters the other day. and which lfls hes-l
endorsed hy Senator Jones. Chairman OF
the Democratic National Committcc-the
advice being 90 "conrrccate about tho
polling places on the evening Of election
day. count noses. and then N the election
returns for Bryan do not tally with the
count TO 40 into the polling places ana
throw those fellows In charge 81 the count
into the street" when this advice hrs
appeared In print Il seemed 20 as 90 bc
mere Croker talk. and was not intended
20 mean anything and perhaps II won i
not have attracted much attention had not
the campaign orators and papers OF the
Republicans taken Il mp and endeavotei
to make political capital out Of IT, To
say the least of 1t. Il was advice that mad
better not been given. Il cannot possibly
do any good and may do a great deal 81
harm.
The world. which d giving Mr. Bryan
a very hearty support. says this advice OF
Croker's will do more harm 70 the Demo-
cratic ticket in the minds OF decent AMI
law abiding citizens. than all his Hrc
works and mass meeting can repair"
That IS an extreme view. but there is no
doubt that IL will do harm Even the in
dependent plpers In New York are calling
attention 60 Mr.. Cookers early career in
politics. with the view 81 showing that
no one Is 50 likely as he to encourage
fraud and violence az the ballot box
MIR Crokers record IS not wholly IN hs
favor
II would have been much better 81 the
advice. assuming it was necessary 20 give
IL. had come from some other source.
II Is wen known that Mr. BRYAN does
not regard with favor violence al the polls
he b. The last man in the world that
would encourage IT, But because Mr.
Croker has charge Of the campaign in
New York h is being charged that Nj
Bryan approves Of the advice given by
MIR Croker The effect Of such charsc
may be 10 cause Mr. Bryan to lose votes.
Iisa safe statement 60 make that the
Republicans viii take advantage n tn
count n the opportunity to 10 go oners
but there seems 90 be pretty general eat
isfaction with the election laws On every
state except Kentucky. There the Re
publicans are complaining In New York
each ~ the great parties S. REPRESENTED
Ia thA polling booths. II is difficult to zee
therefore how there can be fraud boo the
count unless ;he representatives, OF boil
In g. ss fHsar
except Kentucky. the same conditions
prevail tn shc polling booths
MIR Croker, Notwithstanding his shrow p
ness IN politics sometime says things
that would be better left uusall.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The Georgia lawmakers are acquiring
an unenviable reputation Cor information
and moderation. First one falls 10 turn
on the gas aud narrowly escapes osphyNi-
alton. and then two others hn themselves
M with booze" and indulge IN a cutting
frolie. Presently the people viii begin 20
ask themselves. are we sending the right
kind OF men TO the Legislature 90 make
laws for us2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

A straw balios Of the members OF tho
New York stock Exchange was taken a
dry or two ego out Of 81 members.
two were for Bryan. one was non-com-
initial and 5oS were for Mckinley. The
stock exchange. Il viii be borne IN mind.
IL IN wam street. whore the corporate
Interests are ccntered. II would have
been matter Of very great surprise %
Sir. Bryan had developed any consider
able strength IN Wall street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Richard Croker thinks Theodore Roose-
welt Is the greatest man. In his class 10
the world Hear him lie Is the greatest
fakir the world has ever produced That
so-callcd assault on him at Elmira was a
fake believe he got 90 ar himself His
going 20 cuba was fake he didn't d.
any nghtiuE there. That fake was like
all his other fakes" II might bee borne
In mind. however. that col Roosevelt has
some opinions respecting Mr Croker thar
are about aa nonncrY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The German soldiers In China are said
% he practicing the greatest cruelties
upon Chinese captiyes. II viii be recalled
that when the Kaiser addressed some OF
his troops previous 20 their departure for
China ne told them TO take no prisoners
and show no quarter TO 30 conduct their
campaign that for "a thousand years no
Chiuaman would dare raise his hand
against German. or something 10 that
eject II seems that the German troops
have taken the Kaiser at his word. liter
ally.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Mr.. Bryan's capacity for work. Tor con
tinuous exertlon. as shown ia his re-
markable campaign now drawing % a
clos. will remain the marvel OF all who
have taken cognizance OF Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The indications for Georgia and East
ern Florida are generally fair weather
with light 20 fresh northeriy winds
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

In view Of the growing Importance OF
women IN poliucs-morc OF them will vote
for President this year than ever before
the Philadelphia Times predicts that the
time Is not far distant when the great
parties will have 20 put death 10 mice"
plank IN their platforms.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Nobody as set explained why this
country Vfota the Danish West Indies
or what ii would do with them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Up IN North Georgia they are already
laying plans TO capture that extra con
gresham which may. possibly. be accord
ed the state by the new reappoftionment
act Politically speaking. North Georgia
gets up early and hustlcs late. Mean
while. IL would be a good flea not 20
count too much upon q twelfth congress
man for Georgia. Should the basis OF
representation be raised 70 2ooo. which
Is altogether probable. We should he left
with eleven congressman, as at present.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

a Quesuon.-Mrs chaucrton: Cook
tells me she IS going TO be married next
week.
Chattcrton. Indeed, I wonder II the
young man thinks he can support her In
the ease TO which she has been eccus
toned PUCK.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Al the convention ~ the State Assembly
~ Mothers IN Bunlio \ y. the other
day. Mis- T. Marguerite Lindlcy. o. Ncw
YORK asserted that in most cases morbid
Bapetiies ard nbn1rmaulos were directly
traceahle not 10 htrsdlfy but 20 tine
mothers csrclessnoss ~ her child IN In
fancy while % IS BOO amusing % motto
that IL is a Miss" mat knows 10 much
about children and how they ought 60 De-
reared, ana "a lI'te hazy why q Miss
should De- in q moihor's congress. % g. In
t,resrng 10 note M.ss Lindleys conclu-
sious "G1 aloug The street" she said.
and Ia nearly every perambulator you
meet the baby is sucking the nurslng
cap when the bottle is empty That o.
thc beginning Of intemperanee. The moth
az VINO permits o. o. feeding morbid de-
sire. The empty nursr cap is the first
step that leads 20 vicious Indulgence. A.
thc child grows thc mother pampcrs the
palate with sweets and calico tea. chew
lug gum and cigarettes ore the natural
sequence. and incompetence OF an kinds
thc outcome NoN the steps 20 degrade
ton as Miss Linlloy points them out.
arst the sucking Of wind into its stomach
'y the child. next the candy. then the
chewing gum ana tho cigarette. followed
rs an manner OF intomperaucc, Miss
lindlcy must have had some campaign
for,caster in mind as q horrible example
when sae made her speech Many Of the
campaign forecasts that are now finding
their way into che papers look very much
lko The makers of them had begun suck
rg wind 10 their infancy and induiglus
in intemperance nu'their mature years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

An odd campaign story comes from In
diana. and one which probably cannot be-
duplicated elsewhere The Republican and
Democratic candidates Tor the state SUI
pcriutendcncy OF public instruction are
close friends They are. or have been.
campaigning together each advocating
the others election Tossing bouquets IS
very much better than singing mud
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

Prof Langley o, the Smithsonian lnsu-
tuition and Prof Alexander Graham Bell
OF telephone fame both OF whom have
made extensive experiments IN aeronaut-
ics have been watching Count Zcppe,ln's
so-cal'eI air-ship with more than Or
binary interest They are agreed that
tho Coun, has made fine showing. but
deny that he has solved the problem OF
The navigation 81 the air while you
may successfully navigate q balloon IN
light currents" slys Prof Bell IN IS
obvious that amy floating body lighter
than air Is a. the mercy OF the winds.
Such body cannot carry motive ma
chinery Of great power. II IS little more
tban toy" Profs Ben and Langley
believe that the problem viii eventually
be- solved. but not with balloons.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

while We have been busy watching a
war in flr away South Africa. the "insur-
rectlon' IN thc Philippine. and the trouble
.u China 10 seems that a war Of consider
able size has been eoiug o. for year
almost und,r our national nose aul We
have heard practically nothing aboui &c.
Tho war ln question i- the strife between
President san Clemcute and Vice Presi-
dent Marroluin OF the United states o.
Colombia AZ last advices Il appears that
Marroquin had the decided advantage,
and that HE government had been rcc9g-
nized hy the various Powers. including
the United States; nevertheless san Gle
mcnte still maintains MS claim 10 tho
presidency and Is drawing salary. As
20 the Importance OF the clash between
the two claimants, "a a said that the
kliled8n the lighting has not beenless than
300 and peace has rot yet been brought
about Had that number 81 men been
slain ia battle In Europe. or Asa or Ar
rica. We should have had column after
column about h in the papers. and called
% a great war. but since IL occurred 10 the
turbulent southern section Of our own
continent We have paid no attention to IL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The next great explosion IN New York
is scheduled 90 occur next Tuesday. and
the Republican elephant viii probably
get IL in the neck
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Times Dom) says.
MIR Cleveland is private citizen lie
d not candidate for any public trust.
either present or prospective. and his po-
htical judgment and his political actions
have the same scope OF freedom that bee
longs 20 an others Tie is man ~ sim
cctc devotion % conviction. OF absolute in
tegrity 60 truth. and whether his political
attitude in the present campaign shall
strengthen or weaken the trust Of his
party. be- takes the responsibility for him
SELF. as is alike his right and his duty"
The Grecnvtlle IS. c. Daily News
Ocm) says: Georgia is great IN many
particulars. not the least being her state
University. which numbers now -95 stu
dents This number includes the students
az the branch colleges, which are consid-
sred PARTS % the university An interest
ng fact IN this connection is that the ap-
rr0priatlons for the university. including
Soc branches. IS Si7si833"
The Nashville American Dcm) says
"An enthusiastic McKinlcyite in West
Virginia Is out in long array OF figures
20 show a vast Increase I'm the number
~ marriages in mat state utptr hepubi-
can rule IL S. now up TO the Democratic
managers 20 show how many of these
have turned ont failures There ls no limit
90 the possibilities OF campaign arguments
;His year"
The Augusta Chronicle (Dem) Says IT
win be "a bad day in Georgia. both for the
Prohibit .ouists and the antis. when the lo-
cal option law Is superseded by dispcu-
cary system To let well enough alone b.
one OF the stages Of wisdom 10 which MOI
all people and parties have arrived"
The Charleston IS CO Post tDem) says.
Gov Gambler q Georgia has recommend
ga the enactment Of a suffrage quallaca-
zion IN Georgia similar TO the one enforced
here.
a Question.-Mrs Chattcrtou: Cook
tells me she Is going TO be married next
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03

The Charleston IS CO Post Dcm) says.
Gov. Gambler q Georgia has recommend
ga the enactment Of suffrage qualiaca-
zion IN Georgia similar TO the one onfoFcod
here"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-03
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-09
THE LINE AN ASSURED FACT.
The Contract for the Texas Creek
Branch Awarded to Orman &
Crook-TO Be in Opera
tion In December.

At late hour last Thursday after
noon the contract for grading the
Texas Creek branch of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad was awarded to
Orman & Crook. The grade line will
be about twenty-six miles in length
and work is to be commenced at once
and laborers are already reporting
for work. The railroad company will
build the bridges along the line and
timber for that purpose is already on
the ground. The heavy work will be
mostly confined to the lower or river
end.
The construction will be pushed as
rapid as is consistent with good work
and the officials feel confident that
the line will be ready for traffic be-
fore the close of the present year.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-09
ch.rmlnr Open Ar concert.

The threatening storm last Friday
evening had little effect upon the
crowd that had planned to go to the
city park to hear the Peabody Mill
tary band discourse sweet music.
Fortunately no rain fell and the
threatened storm only had the effect
of cooling the atmosphere. The sew
eral numbers on the program were
well rendered and highly appreciated.
The concert this week will occur
on Thursday night instead Of Friday
Us heretofore, and the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
/. March -"B.P.OE."- Dedicated
to Elks Lodge No. $40 Canon
City).-W. G. Spreyer.
2. Overture-'Nugget Nelr-Geo.
Southwell.
q. Old Kentucky Home.
3. b. Robin Adair.
G. Irish Washerwomen.
3. March "Stars and Stripes For
ever. P. Sousa.
5. War Dance : Heap Big Injun"
Geo. Southwell.
6. Concerted W altz-"L usti & .
Schwestern.' Jolly Girls
r. Vollstedt.
Y. Cuban Memorial"
8. Two Step-First Brigade l. N. G..
Weldon.
8. National Air, Selected.
This program subject to change.
W. G. SPREYER, Dir.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-09
VIII Take the Road.

Mr.. James H. Armstrong, of the
firm of Armstrong Brothers of this
city, left for st. Louis on Satur day
last, where he will purchase a large
fall and winter stock for the store
bere. He will then return to Canon
City where he will remain for few
days, after which he will start on the
road for the Arnold Shoe Company,
his territory covering all the country
between here and the coast. Mr..
Armstrong is no stranger to the road
having covered the same territory
some years ago.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-09

|. F. Dawson of this city and N. p.
Hill, End, of Florence, left for Steam
boat Springs last Thursday nightelito
look over that country that promises
so we'll in oil and coal. The gentle
men represent the Routt County I'm
proyement company, with headquart-
ers at Florence. They took with them
two expert oil well drillers and two
helpers. Two car loads of oil well
machinery had been shipped to VOL
colt in advance. This will be taken
to the oil field and as soon as it can
be placed in position active opera
tions will be commenced.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-09
Are Extending Sunday School Work

Are Extending Sunday School Work
Sunday afternoon, in response to a
call of the county president Of the
state Sunday school association, o. G.
Lauck, officers and teachers of the
several schools in the city gathered
at the Y.M.C.A, to take action in re-
gard to the organization of q Teach
er's City Union and Normal class.
After the meeting was opened Mr..
Lauck stated the benefits Of suck q
union and asked the pleasure of the
meeting. 1t was voted to organize
and the vote for president resulted in
the election of O.. G. Lauck and for
secretary Mrs. A. F. Terrill. 1t was
decided to have two classes, one to
meet Sunday at 2:45 p. M, and the
other Tuesday evening at Z o'clock.
1t is to accommodates many who can
not attend the week day meeting that
the session on the Sabbath is held.
A leader will be selected to conduct
this bible study, and it is expected
that the union will prove of much
value to the teachers and officers of
the several schools of the city, and
will be International. The first meet
ing will be held Sunday afternoon at
the Y.M.C.A.