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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

week ago We ventursd tho o1lri1n
I that tbe end Of the strike of che minars
81 the anthracite coal regions ~ Pennsyl-
I wanna was in sight There stm remained
I several questions ~ issue between the
men and the companies. bui they were
such that either silc. by making minor
/ concessions. could clear the way far an
amicabie understanding ana ra umption
Of work
The differences have now boon practical
ly settled ard The victory is with the
miners. This is a notable achievement Tor
labor. The number 81 Instance co. which
tabor has won q strike in lato years
could probably be counted upon the fin
gers Of one hand The fccret 81 the slc-
cess 81 the miners' STRIFE can no doubt
b. found in tho flct that their demands
were just ard reaaonlble that they ma e
them at the proper time. when tho mar'Sct
Tor coal warranted them ana thlt che
strikers conducted thcmseivee in % man
ner 10 win ard hold public sympathy
They did not resort to lawlcssness. but
behaved themselves well ana kept order
There were ono or two unpleasant irci-
dents. 20 De sure. blt enc number OF pr
sons concerned in them in complrison
with the magnitude OF tho strike. was In
alulncanL
The miners have gained The % per cent
net increase 10 wages which they de-
sired. the guarantee that the increase vii
De- maintained until April T. next. the abo-
uuon % thc sliding scale. she reduction
or che price OF powder ana thc arbitra-
ton % minor differences between em-
ploycrs and employees Il docs not ap-
pear that an agreement has been reached
with respect 20 company stores tho rep
res,utatlon Of the miners at the weighing
soaics. or the recognition Of tine miners
union. These matters. presumably. Will
be- taken up between the miners ana the
companies. Having won so much. the
probabilities are the miners wll show q
disposition 20 make concessions IN their
demands covering these things.
The public az large viii be- glad that
ths STRIKE has reached an end. for eel
nsh reason and humanitarian one. Re-
sumption Of work lea the coiHcries via re-
move the excuse for higher prices Of coal
during the winter. A. the came time u
win remove the danger % suffering dur
Ing the cold weather that must inevitably
have resulted 10 the coal regions ana else
where had the strike lasted two o. three
months longer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

There il an enterpri-fug house maid In
this city who is certainly the right sort
for an ambitious little brother Of the rich
to tack onto. says the Salt Lake Tri-
bune At least one chapter IN her VIII
career 4 worth hearing. ana for FenuDc
nerve and unauthorized gall u Is hard
20 beat
First Get II be known hat she was en-
ployed for S per by highly respected
family. Next lct q be known that she
had a most ardent lover. About two weeks
after she accepted the place the socks
belonging TO the master OF the house b.
gan 10 look like fret work Great holes
appeared IN the soes. ans neither Mr.
nor Mrs. could understand g. There
were no protruding nails So pas sho g.
and the holes were a mystery until TIL
other dag Mrs. found Miss Kitchen
Mccchaulc putting a bunch OF socks in
her employers work basket. Discovered
II was all of
She had been darning her husband b
socks for Christmas beau TO wear. Shs
burned the socks told Tina 10 pack her
clothes ana 40 (nrcd BOTH. then sat down
and wept as only woman can Ga thess
days Of the imperial rule OF The hash
maker
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
80 Wa. Inrsnerlencrd.

The country swain and his sweetheart
had come IN frpm the mountain Businesses
to be married at the ministers house.
IN an Adirondack town. says the New
York Sun. The ceremony was over but
the bridegroom hesitated. There was an
other important function TO be perform.
ed What do I pay you for this7" he
asked.
The law elbows me O dollar and a
half" said the minister. willing TO swell
his wife's pin money fund 10 that extent.
but not wishing 10 ask more than would
be convenient for the bridegroom 70 pay
look Of pleasure came into the bride
rroom's face We'll. here's 90 cents %
he said cheerfuly handing him the
money THAT will make s." ard ne de-
parted with a comfortable feeling that
the minister had been well paid. while
tho minister's wife heaved "a sigh Of re-
greet.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

The open charge Is made thar Charles
F. W. Nicely and Es,es C. Rathbone viii
never be- brought to justice for the crimes
charged against them in connection with
the Cuban postal service The progress
OF thecases against them apparently bears
out the assertion. for never have there
been more seemingly unnecessary delays
la matter OF such importance. al time
too when reasonable expedition seem d
not only proper. but might possibly have
been OF advantage to the administration
can Il be. as charged. that Nicely and
Rathbone are really the posscssors OF in
formation which It would not do 10 make
public just prior 20 the election?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

20 ought 10 have shot Ell. wolcott way
back Do e." SAID the veteran. raminis-
Gently. as he chawed the end Of bis slogie.
according 10 the New York Natl and Ex-
Press. There is no doubt about IT,
ought 70 have shot him. and no court on
earth would have held me responsible for
killing him. because ! would only have
been doing ms duty.
ION the whole I'm CAD didn't be-
cause ia was a good boy. and. anyway
they need men ike him out ia Colorado
these days 90 kind - leaven up thai pcsky
Bryan and silver crowd. But about my
shooting him o. rather not shooting him.
"a was one OF the ioJ days volunteers
ln "a. and my regiment. the one Hundred
ard Fifueth Ohio was stationed az Fort
Saratoga. outside cf Washington. We
weren't doing much in the iiue % nghting.
but We young fellows thought We were
tho real thing ana took our guard duty
very seriously for awhile Then We iell
on a little AMI got a hlt slipshod when
tho Euarl was relieved. OF course the
whole relief detail should have marched
around 90 each post tho relieved men
failing In IN order We did that az first,
but after a time. especially when the
nights were bad. We sort Of dropped b.
and the corporak Of the guard used 10
send out the men alone To their posts and
have quiet smoke themselves.
II was corporal % the guard one night
and as usual. sent out = man 20 relieve
III Pretty soon I could hear some one
coming back Now J knew that lt was
~ Could have sworn b.. There WASH
a possible chance that II was anyone else.
but when challenged him there was no
answer and b. kept coming along. Then
] challenged again. and sim there was no
answer but. on the contrary. he brought
bis gun down a. though preparing 20
fire ] could see the giint Of the moon
RAYS on his rifle barrel Now. there's
where I ought 70 have shot him dead.
Instead ! thought 20 myself IN about
second. Here you don't want 20 Kill that
fool xiii tEd was only seventeen. because
be doesn't know any better. Anyway. sou
and he We're brought up In Cleveland to-
gether. and there'd be lots Of trouble 81
you hurt him So J just lodged ont Of
bis range and hailed again. That time he
recognized my voice and answered But
wasn't IL just like "a Wolcott not 10 an
swer because he didn't know who chat
lenged him Ed's ali right I should like
20 have seen him Ia that Roosevelt rot
out in Victor the other day But really I
ought 10 nave shot him way hack Ia -.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
Personal.

Alderman Green. the new Lord Mayor
Of London. Is most proud Of the fact chat
he helped largely TO give London the
Tower Bridge As chairman OF the Bride
House Committee. he had charge % the
report which led 10 the building Of the
finest bridge which has ever been thrown
across the Thames. lie took an active
part. too. IN passing che proposals for
the electric lighting OF the city
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

There g. already a row IN the Greater
New York family Staten Islanders oh
jet 10 being under the government Of the
city ard they want 10 pick up their it,
ne borough and get out II seems that
,he island has been looked upon a. some
what ~ a side issue ana the people have
not been given she Improvement they
consider themselves entitled TO. They
will probably ask the legislature to make
their borough a separate county.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

From an accounts Paris Exposition
medals and diplomas VIII be % value no
moro than as souvenirs OF the fact that
their holders had exhibits there II has
been ascertained that a. 100 medals on1
5000 diplomas were presented while the
total number OF exhibits was only 1851.
paper mandatory received a silver
medal. though its exhibit was never IN
packed. In Wow q these facts advertisers
can hardly base much ~ a claim 10 SUI
pcrioriy on what The Paris Exposition
committee has 10 say OF their wares
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

According 20 the budget estimates the
New York for the coming fiscal year will
be over 100000. fully $1,000 90 more
than for the year 1900. New York thua
spends nearly one-fourih ~ the amount
necessary 20 run the national government
and the ciiy hos no such expensive Luxe
ury "a navy army or pension roll How
salary list, aud It appears to b. on the in
crease.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

Speaking OF the attitude OF Georgia 20.
ward the negro question the New York
Commercial Advertiser says. "Thls IS the
NEST advanced 81 the Guif states IN in
1ustrial development and the complex ev-
oiution OF civilization. Georglans will
duly appreciate the compliment. but they
cannot help asking what geography the
Commercial Advertiser is using. The in
d.cutions are that @ is one OF English
make. or Il would NOT have put Georgia
Oh Tho Gnlf
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

Tho resigned attitude OF some news.
papers which seem TO think the country
S. going to destruction. no matter which
Presidential candidate wins. Is becoming
amusing. The American people arc not
going 10 let their country 80 10 wreck
aud ruin. They have the power 90 put "a
check upon pernieious tendencies. at least
once every four years. and they know
pretty. well how 20 use %.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

New York ricc merchants are skepheaI
as TO the formation Of a combination
among the Southern planters. Although
some progress has been made 90 the
Louisiana rice section. the combination g.
Ear from complete since htte or none OF
the rice 90 this section ls controlled hy
the proposel combine
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

The right Of a passenger 90 IL seat In
a railway coach IS just now under ques-
ton ~ "a suit brought In the North hy an
offended traveller who found, on returning
from the smoker. another party occupy
lng the seat where be had deposited his
packages. The occupant Of the scat re-
fused 20 give up and nght cnsued which
la to "a prosecution for assault Railroad
companies gcpcrally recognize the right
of passenger 20 q seat and II he depos-
its his bundles 90 " and leaves 10 for a
moment for drink Of water or other pur-
pose. De has che right 20 claim u on his
return In This case, however the qucs-
ton arises as TO whether tho passenger
s. entitled TO two seats. ono 90 the smok-
er and another On the regular passenger
coach. Should passengers begin 20 claim
tho right 10 two seats under such cir
cumssauccs. there is no telling whore
the resubing complications would end.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

queen wnholmlna Of Holland doubtless
wanted 20 dlspc the growing balief hat
she was an "arrant nlrt," an accusation
that was made Ia many quarters because
OF her generalization in affairs marital
The announcement Of her bctrothal 20
Duke Henry OF Meeklcnburg-schwe
settles the matter. other would-be suit
ors viii now resign themselves to their
fate and keep az safe distance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

Tho death OF Dr. Joseph l. Cutler. a
leading surgeon at Rochester y. r.. re-
calls the fact that while teaching a dis
trict school prior 10 studying surgery he
frequently spanked John - Rockefeller.
who was one Of his pupils. aud rather an
unruly one. From al accounts some more
spanking is needed IN the Rockefeller
family. John y. and Frank Rockefeller.
though brofhcrs.are still az darrers' points
over a Misunderstanding OF some years
ago. and recent hostile acts hive brought
tho old family foud again into publicity
~ nos buried by the brothers. they should
az least keep their quarrel from the pub
DC.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

Positive denials have been made by
Secretary Root ana Adjutaut General
Corbin that anything Ike an army Of lo9.-
o0o or even so.o00 men s. contemplated Ia
the reorganization plans now under con-
sidcraiiou. That being the ease. the
question arises as to what the War De
pertinent proposes 10 DO with that gi25.Wo.-
90 which Congress viii De asked Tor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

The Philadelphia Ledger calls FOR a halt
on Exposition stamps" A. matter OF
fact they have ceased 20 be- "a novelty, and
they were always unhnndy on account OF
their size. The public must be afflicted
with them on the occasion OF The Buffalo
Exposition. bat let as hope that the ST.
Louis Exposition management vii re-
place them with somc new feature.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
The QuakOrS Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Htert
Tonic IL not only a
blood puriher but a
Blood maker fog
Pale, Weak and De-
bllitated people who
have not strength
nor blood. II acts as
a tonic. a regulates
digestion. cures dys-
pepsia and lends
strength and tone 10
the nervous system
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

There are many people who have never
heard OF the gold brick game. An Iowa
farmer Is nursing 5000 worth % sorrow
because OF his gliuerng ignorance. He
may console himself with the fact how
ever chat there are others who are wait
ing eagerly for the Indian with the
chunk Of brass and the fake assaycr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

Gov. Rooseveits managers viii nnd a
hard time getting together such demon
strntion az greeted Col Bryan In Madison
square Garden.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
Cor fair weather with fresh westerly
winds. ana for Eastern FLORIDA fair wealth
~ with light 20 fresh noriheasicrly
winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

The famous Austrian electrical inven-
tor. Jan sczccpanik. called the rival OF
Edison. is confronted on the threshold Of
his brilliant career by the inexotabie Aus
ifian military laws. and mus, serve three
years as private In the army
While a school teacher he was exempt.
but on the development % his wonderful
talent he gave up teaching the young idea
for more promising fields seeking By ev-
cry means. even by an appeal 20 the en-
peror 20 avoid the compulsory military
service. but without success. The i'm
Partially Of the Austrian laws IS to be
commended. but. as IN the present In
stance they ere often liable 70 prove a
serious barrier 10 the development OF
genius.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19

VIII she Mckinley administration claim
the credit for creating tho European de-
mand upon American coal nelds?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
What a Prominent Grocer Says;

j. n. Shcarousc a. Bro
No. 80 William Street. SayaCnab. Ga
Savannah. Co Oci 3. len
Columbia Drug Co. Savannah. Ca.
Gentlemen am glad 90 inform "a,
that after months OF suffering with am,
and fever. having tried many ss--aDsa
chill and fever tonics. was persuaded
to try your Smiths Chill anI Fsys-
Tonic. and one single bottle Of your to-s
cured me
feel K my DUTY 10 inform YOU OF The
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you. all those suffering with chils sri
fever. No remedy ever tried has done
me any good except your Smiths Toas
Respectfully yours
j. a. SHEAROUsE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-19
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Times DemD says.
mo part Of this country can be an enc
my's country, to one who stands for the
| rights ~ man and the integrity Of Ameri-
! can institutions. East and West North
ana south are aroused to resist those In
nuences that are al enmity with liberty
Itself No differences or minor issues, no
| sectional antagonlsms, shall De allowed -
/ divide their efforts. and IN the great
I Eastern clty's welcome to the Western
| orator is expressed the patriotic determi-
nation Of the American people that the
principles for which Mr. Bryan stands
shall be maintained and reasserted In his
election"
The Philadelphia Ledger. dnd) says
1T appears that the procuring OF armor
plate for government vessels Is now
matter Of high diplomacy. ana the coun-
I try b. asked 20 congratulate Itself on Sec
Rotary Long, efforts IA that line. which
are supposed 10 have secured a reduction
of the makers price from 500 ton 70
7 sGB n appears. however that. this was
done In such a way as not TO disturb the
MONOPOLY Of the Armor Plate Trust.
which IS probably where the diplomacy
came in"
Tho llitsuurs fofls theml says.
within the last week the Democratic
outlook In Ohio for carrying the state for
Bryan has Increased 100 per cent. ana the
uevcr-say-dic Democracy o. the state are
highly Encouraged. and putting forth their
( best work Mr. Bryans tour through the
state has been a great success. That is
nothing new. Of course. but his meetings
last week were exceptional In their char
acter and confident spirit"
The Chicago Chronicle. CDem) says
Merely TO keep the record straight and
not with any hope Of improving the situa-
| ton. IL O. worth while 70 note that the
I town % Mansfield. O. Is still under mob
rule. IN which the police ana other con
sttuted authorities acquiesce The case
I q UNIQUE because % this acquescence or
/ the officers Of the law. which has contin-
uod for two months.'
The Cleveland Plain Dealer CDem)
says. Late dispatches from Pekin make
/ q clear ihat while the French and Rus
SLAMS looted, the Americans foFaEed AMI
the British commnndeered. But Il was all
/. the same to the Chinaman."