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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

The labor situation on the New Orleans
docks and the Mississippi river steam
boats Is peculiar and interesting The
negro roustabouts have gone on strike for
higher wages. They have been receiving
from SIS 20 500 a month. but are demand
INK 500 60 $40. The steamboat owners
consider this demand unreasonable. have
refused TO comply with Il ana are employ
ing Italians 20 take the pllces Of the
striker. II IS reported that fair mcas-
ure of success has been obtained with iho
Italians. though they have not yet been
long enough az the work 10 demonstrate
their entire fitness for a. The italians arr
willing 10 work for go 90 go per month. or
about half what the negroes are demand
INK and very much lees than they have
heretofore received.
The life OF tho Mississippi roustabout il
particularly hard one The man must
be ready M an hours day or nighf. 20 roll
heavy barrels Of sugar bales Of cotton or
boxes OF bacon up and down the steep
ganEwsys of the river landings He mus,
take his sleep as he can get Il. and be
able TO work twelve hours M a gtrctch
II necessary. a powerful physique. IL a.
easy to see. is imperative in the rousta-
bout. This the river negro has. He eats
four or five times day. his food being
fai bacon. corn pone beans. peas. potatoes
and black coffee. These he consumes in
large quantities. liberal eating being nee.
cssary TO keeping up his strength Tho
Italian. on the other hand is usually
spariug eater. In his own country his
diet has been chiefly fruits or vegetables
His strength and endurance therefore.
are not 20 be compared with those Of the
negro II may b.. however. that the
Italian viii adapt himself 10 clrcum-
stances on the river and become meat
and corn eater. as tho Negro H. and thus
be- able 60 hold his Job"
one matter In connection with the sub
siitution OF Italian Tor black labor on the
boats that is giving some concern 20 the
ahopkcepcrs and others IN New Orleans
6 the fact that the negro is a liberal
apeudor while the Italhn IS not. Every
dollar that the negro makes he spends.
The most OF the money may go In crap
games. but az all events Il goes and is
thus kept IN circulation The Italian. on
the other hand. IS frugal. sraring OF APP
petite and niggard Of purse. lie VIII make
"a few cents a day cover an OF his needs.
while he boards his money in anticipation
Of the time Of his return 20 Italy. The
prospect Of the substitution OF the cheap
laborcr from Palermo FOR tho native black
article S.. therefore, not very pleasing 10
those interests along the water front that
have prohted by tho black rous,about
trade
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Through Count Tallcyrand-Perigord
Emperor William has promised $1,000 for
prizes 10 b. distributed al the races OF
tne Paris Automobile club Ia issl
Emperor wHAam 81 Germany has.
through Count Tancyraud Pcrigord. prom
Iced $1,000 for prizes 70 De distributed at
The races o. che Paris Automobile club
iu loi
Gen. Wesley Merritt, found the Paris
Exposition not up 10 bis expectations. He
thinks that the principal defect WAS 90
Organization. respect in which che
tench fair was far inferior 90 our own
&C Chicago.
Gov. pirFrcc o. Michigan. speaking o.
his political me- has told the newspapers
that they may erect hls monument and
write his cpitaph Hc has taken no part
in the present campaign. a. his health
required Quioi and careful nursing
Col John NJ Brooke the designer Of
me Merrlmac, and. consequently. father
~ tho modern steel WarsAip o. nearly an
ortoecuariau. having recently celebrated
the 10Th anniversary ~ bic birth. Tie sam
holds Che professorship az the Virginia
Military Institute. 20 which be was APP
pointed az the end Of the war.
-If Sir Michael HICKS Beach fills his
old position rs Chancellor o. the Exche-
0uer in the new cabinet the unpleasant
duty % innicting the extra taxes 10 pay
FOR the South African war viii fall upon
him. tie Is total abstalner from the use
~ tobacco. 50 smokers may be warned 10
look out Tor squalls Sir Michael. unlike
Is aHaaN. A.
the smoking room OF the House Hts Ia
Vorito place Is the members tea room.
The Governor General and Lady IAN.
ton o. Canada have been the victims OF
an awkward contretcmps They ordered
tho a. u. G in waiting 20 send out a hum
cred or 50 invitations The cards were
written, AMI on the afternoon appointed
The vice regal host ana hostess were
ready 20 receive their guests The band
played. the tea and coffee steamed away
.n tine urns on the refrcshmcnt table. but
nobody came. By o clock something was
known 20 b. wrong = then the A. y. C's
we're intcrrogaied and o. dawned upon
one ~ them that he had forgotten TO send
out the cards
Prof Adolf Harnack the rector OF thu
University OF Berlin. takes this view Of
missions. Protection should neither be
asked by misslonaries ~ given to them
IN certain lands II must be recognized
that missionaries give up their rights as
subjects OF their own countries. The mis-
sionary ought not TO ~ TO regions where
hc feels he cannot remain during times
81 persecution. II tho course OF political
events makes the prosecution Of mission
lry work impossible the missionaries
must withdraw even % they lose all they
had gained. State churches as such shoul1
never engage in missionary enterprise
This should be a private undertakns.
Missions should leave no doubt IN the
mind ~ the Chinese that they are a pure
ly spititual POWER They should never be
recognized as Identified with worldly POW
or They should make 81 clear that they
do not represent the interests OF Euro
poems or Americans, but the interests Of
the natves"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting Merchants Contributing 60
Merchants Fund Tor Elks Carnival. Ger
man Fidelity Society.
Special Noucos-suwanee Springs Wa
tor: original Admission Lime. Andre n
Haniey Company. Paints and House
Painting. savannah Building supply
Company Pianos. oreans. Etc. a. Wine
right Aucuoneer, Notice 20 superiog
Court Jurors ana Witnesses.
business Notlces-E q ". Laundry.
Roasted Conecs. Henry solomon q son.
ne-Auheuser-Busch Brewing
Association.
Steamship Schedule-Mcrchants and
Miners Transportation Company lines
20 Boston and Philadelphia.
Medlcal-Wnrncr safe cure. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. TUFTS pills. cas-
toria. Hoods Pns. Dr Hathaway Com
pany. Ayers Pills. Mothers Friend.
Cheap Column Adyerusomtnts-ii Help
wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent;
Tor sale. Lost. Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

There was the agony Of despair IN
Richard PudIlefords face rs he stood by
the side OF the center table waiting for
Miss Msssingham 20 come downstairs.
says tae Chicago Times Herald
After she had put the final touches on
her eyebrows and seen that ner skirts
hung perfecsy straight behind tho beau
ufui girl irppcd lightly down. and with
both hands held out 20 him cried
"Oh. Mr. Puddiefoud' How glad ! am
20 see you / was not expecting you a.
this hour. Why. what makes you look
80 sad 81
"Ah. Miss Mas sing ham" ne sighed ~
have come 20 say goodbye TO YOU. / ain
going away from here-fur ftr away, TO
iry 90 forget"
"What AFRO you talking nnout?' she -
manded somewhat mystacd.
Have sou seen the morning papers
be- replied THE election, you know II
has gone against me. II b. went one way
your father was 90 give me his pcrmission
toto call hcrc-somc times aud-aud-hut
n 70 went the other way I was 10 remain
away ana bc silent. We'll, he has won aud
] nave lost
ron" she said. els that alI?'
is that ALE" be &C. hoed There was
CULVER about his chin that she could not
guesse,i-wnat this means TO me- But
dare not tell you. IL would be uuFpor.s-
manllke for me 10 violate the conditions
81 the agreement. I can oniy say that ]
am robbed OF my dearest nope OF my
fondesi-'
wait" she interrupted. before you 90
any farther just listen "a m0meut. You ana
father made a bet didn't you2 was
what they call the stake. wasn't Il VINO
Is the stakeholder. please"
Stakeholder he said. There isn't
any. You see"
NO. ! don't. Wherever there is a bet
there oueh. to be stake holder. and *
were in your pace / think / would see
ing there is nobody else here 10 act, ap-
point myself 10 that office. and"
She said no more for few minutes.
Then. when she could use her lips for
speaking purposes again she said.
'rhatu do Richard. dear You have
acted IN "a thoroughly spoU smanl.ke man
ner. You have observed the conditions
Of the bet. WIN you be mine forever
darling"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

The Springfield CMassD Republican
which supported Mr.. Bryan. IN comment
ing on the result o. enc election. says
The drift throughout thu civilized worid
a. present is away from popular 60 een-
trslzed forms OF government on tie basis
o' an aggressive. militant commereia.-
lem. There 81 much truth iu this. In
this country the drift g. undoubtedly CO.
wsris Capitalization And strange ls
&c may seem. both great political parties
are responsible for this condition of az
fairs
In every part o. the country the dspo-
sition IL steadily Do the direction ~ great.
Or dependence on The government at
Washington wheu thero IS rnnt
food iu any state or great epidemic
the drst thought ie 20 ask al az the
general government Tho ehld railroads
~ The country. chose which cross state
lines. ore virtually under the eontro, u
the EeHtnl government. Tho interstate
Commerce Commission has supervision
~ them. IL is now proposed 20 place IN
terror quarantine matters in the hands
~ national officials. and So 10 prooabi.
that o. will not be- very long before the
Marine Hospital Service wIl De IN charge
% quarantine AZ an of the ports
IN tho rcccns c1mpairn Mr. Bryan pro-
posed 20 deal with trusts by preventing
them from doing business outside - the
states ia which they were Incorporated
withous nrst getting a license from the
national government Coud there he
stronger ceniralzing proposition than
thate
one thing follows another IN the dlrcc-
lion % Capitalization So gradually has
rcntralization been soing on thar the peo-
pie hardly realize how many q the priv
iiegcs the states formerly possessed have
been yielded 60 the central government.
And Il looks a. u this Capitalization viii
continue until but little Of the authority
the states once possessed will b. len q
them While d SIS true that the Repub-
iicnn party is the party Of Capitalization.
both % the great parties have consented
g. most Of tho changes which have taken
place. Whether this enlargement
Of the central authority VIII
prove 20 be best for the coun-
cry is question that cannot be an
swered a. this time AH chat can be said
is that people have acqulesced IN tho
gudual growth Of Capitalization because
there have been conditions which seemed
70 make - necessary that the central
authority should be enlarged
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
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From the Chicago Times-Herald.
Where Peter guarded heavens gate
a woman came ono day.
And meckly knocked ana meckly said.
ION. let me IN, I pray"
Ana many a fairer one than she
The good old saint had sighed 10 see
Forever turncd away.
And why" he asked. should I unbar
The gate TO let you IN?
Is there upon your heart no scar,
And did YOU never sin?
Nay. look me fairly IN the face
And hurry up and plead your case
I'm wait!ug-comc-be begin.
"Ah. yes! must confess / sinned.
The one without replied.
ITO keep from paining others l.
Well. often. sir-I He'd
But pray do not condemn me yet.
/ have some virtues I would set
Up on the other sldcl
u didn't hate my husbands folks.
Nor run them down" said she.
Il let him love his mother and
BE kind to her. and he
Could talk TO other women who
Were young and biithe and comely. too.
Without offending me
Il never. never made him wait
\ dismal hour or two;
When ne ana I agreed to meet
I got there,-And ! threw
No slurs nor ever tried 60 talnt
The names OF pure" "Ah." sid the saint
Come In. you angel. your'
$. Z. Klser.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

The Philadelphia Ledger asserted a
day or two ago that from the election
returns u did not appear that Mr. Bryan
brought any personal support Il conse-
quence 60 the Democratic ticket said
the Ledger. 1T does not appear that as
"a candidate he received more than thlr-
teen electoral votes. Tho other votes that
are put In tho Bryan column are from the
southern states. which are dominated ~
the white mans party ana which vote
the Democratic ticket from necessity.
without any regard 10 the nance 81 tac
nominee" The Ledger comment was
made when "a was thought Nebraska was
In tho Bryan column. Deducting the eight
electoral votes OF Nebraska 81 would ip.
pear. according TO the Ledger, that Mr..
@3ryan's personality had really been
worth only I'VE votes TO the ticket
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
Artistic sense in Name.

The lady reporter had been detailed to
procure the names Of prominent persons
IN attendance NJ performance OF grand
opera. says the Chicago Journal.
Il beg your pardon. madam" she said
approaching one OF the occupants OF a
private box. but viii you oblige me by
giving me your name
Mrs. Archibald 10 Necze" replied the
lady
Pardon me" -aId the reporter. Il ala
not quite catch the last name"
10 Necze"
May ! ask YOU how to spell ltg"
Certainly. J-o-n-e-s-Jo Neeze. haurh-
tlly answered the occupant OF the box
and the reporter retired 70 fan herself
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Mr.. WI. tho Chimes minister at wash
lngton. went 20 a Maryland suburban town
last week 20 watch t1e American election
methods he expressed himself a. being
pleased with what he saw The Philadel-
phia Times comments ~ Mr Wa
wishes 20 observe the American electoral
system IN rs perfection he should noe
confne his observations 60 suburban Mary
land. II he will come on 20 Philadelphia
next election we can show him the real
thing. A polling place 100 the Flfth vurd.
with the police clubbing away the opposi
zion voters and the election officers put
ting in only the ballots tina, suited theri
would give him some new Ideas OF West
ern civilization"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

\ petition urging the vigorous continu-
nnce Of the opon door policy on the
part Or this Governmen, with respect 90
China has been prepared BY a number Of
southern cotton mill operators. The pc
tltion IS addressed 10 Hon John Hay,
Secretary Of State, and reciles tho ad-
vautages, which may be expected 20 ac-
crue 60 American cotton manufactures,
the maintenance OF that policy. Il IS eX-
peoted that the petition viii be signed
by practically al Of the Southern cotton
manufacturers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

A. a result % the recent election. several
well-known senators will be missed in the
new Congress Among them are Woicoit
Of Colorado. Thurston Of Nebraska. Car
Ter q Montana Butler OF North Carolina.
Pet,irrew Of south Dakota and shoup OF
Idaho Senators Canery ~ Louisiana.
Lindsay OF Kentucky and sullivan Of Mis-
s.ssippl viii also retire next March. their
successors having already been chosen by
che LEGISLATURE ~ their respective states.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

The British government is confronted
with blu for sooo.ocoooo as the cost o. the
Boer war How 10 pay Il Is question
that VIII have 20 receive the attention Of
Parliament. It has been suggested IN
financial circles that a royalty Of 10 per
cent be levied upon the output OF the
soush African mines until the war debt
b exuugulshed The mine owners. how
ever are disposed 20 insist that the Bril-
len taxpayers shall bear the burden Of the
expense.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Chapel attendance O. compulsory upon
underEraduates al Yale. According TO
Prof Perrin. the official who conducts the
services. almost invariably feels when he
approaches the Amen" as II he were
about TO snap back The ball" No sooner
IL me Amen" pronounced than there -
a wild scrlmmaee 10 get ont u The chapel.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

II the Gcorgia legislature really wishes
90 cure absentoeism. Il will not bother
about reading out the names Of the alb
fcntees. who would care not baubee
about any such proceeding. What 81
should do Is 70 withhold the per diem Of
every member who neglects his duty by
remaining away from the state house
without permission. To hit them in the
pocket is the only effective way OF deal
.nF with the careless statesmen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

II is a waste Of time for any person TO
worry over the future Of Mr.. Bryan He
comes out Of the campaisn with an earn
ing capacity as great as that OF about
any man In che country. Already ne has
had an orer Of $1,000 a year TO edit a
newspaper in Denver. and there are a
number Of other positions that would pay
as wen or better which he could have II
he would accept them.
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AS nucleus for his new party, Sena-
tor Pettigrcw Of South Dakoia might en-
list Senator Wellington OF Maryland, Sen
ator Butler Of North Carolina. Coin
Harvey OF Chicago and Arkansas. and
George Fred Williams q Massaehusctts.
such an aggregation ought 20 be able 20
work up the finest sort Of calamity bowls.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

Mai Mckinley VIII be the arst Presi-
dent IN twenty years 90 succeed himself
A lot OF presidents and hoodoos were up
&C, IN the election Of last Tuesday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

The Indications for Georgia are for rain.
with fresh west to norihwesterly winds.
and for Eastern Florida. showers. with
variable winds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

There arc some members OF the Geor-
pia Legislature who would tack a tenn
perance amendment on 90 an oyster Law.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Chicago Chronicle Dem) says: Tt
Is possible that the time may come when
Mr. Richard Croker shall be overthrow
To New York city. but Il may be set
down as certain that his overthrow WI
not be accomplished by any blooiless per
son like Mr Seth Low The man who
downs Mr. Croker has got TO have lots
81 rich. red blood and no end cf strenu-
oslty. and De must be prepared to get up
very early and stay up very late while
tho downing process Is IN operation. Mr.
Low isn't that kind OF a man"
The Nashville American DEM says.
Samuel =. Morss, editor Of the Indiln-
apolis sentinel sizes 70 up pretty vel
when be- says he does not expect Mr
Bryan 60 De the nominee o. tho Demo
cratic party iu la0i and that the Demo
cratic party cannot win unless s. has a
different management, that Il must noml-
nate some man as patriotic and ncor-
ruptible as Sir. Bryan, but OF wholly
different temperament
The Memphis consmerciai-Appeal tDem)
says: senator German thinks that che
defeat OF the Democratic party has ben
so complete and crushing that no one
should Try 90 think for awhile. The blow
stuns ~ course. but common sense would
suggest that We throw overheard the 10
nahs a. the irst movement toNaed saw
Ing the ship"
The MontEomcry Advertiser (pem)
predicts that before four more years have
elapsed no man calling himself Demo.
crat will have the hardlhood 10 "aiing a
slur" az Cleveland.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-12

It appears that Candidate wooIley re-
ceived one vote In south Carolina.
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