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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

Senator Hanna has found II necessary
10 deny that he said In his recent Chi
caFo spcccii mat there vas &C such shing
as a trust in this country. He undertakes
10 explain what ne did say on that oc-
casion. Il Is a question whether ne knows
just what he said. owing to his vanity
he thinks he Is a great stump speaker.
As a matter Of fact. he 81 not accustomed
20 making speeches, and Is just as likely
10 say what no does not mean az 10 say
what he does mean. II he did not deny the
existence OF trusts in his Chicago speech
he must have said something that led
his audience to think Il was his purpose
20 do so. The reporters OF the different
papers seem 10 have agreed pretty well
as to the language he used
Il Is well known that he has no eympa-
thy with the agitation against trusts.
All Of his talk shows that. In the excite
ment OF a public address Il Is but natural.
therefore. that he should give expression
10 his real sentiments.
some OF the Republican papers are In
dicating openly that IL would be a good
fNlNH TOT AAt AAtha ~ NN WV -" NNft-+N+
himself 10 collecting campaign contribu-
lions ana lea others. who are better quail
ihed, do the talking.
The philadelphia North American. for
instance, in a recent issue. said: The
Republican party cannot AFFORD TO have
Mr. Hanna on the stump. That Chicago
speech OF his must have made President
McKinley's blood run cold. II has sent
a SILVER through the whole Republican
body Mr.. Hanna IL the only Republican
vet heard from who applauds IL. though
the Democrats are delighted with Il. Mr.
Bryan especially" Yet. In the face OF
such a criticism as that. Mir Hanna says
that he Is thinking OF making some
speeches In The Eastern states. Il Is prob
able that the Republican National Com
ui,toe viii see 60 il that he docs not
make any more speeches where there IS
a chance 10 do the party harm.
II ne makes any speeches in the Eastern
statea Il win be probably 20 audiences
composcd of trust magnates and bank
.rs. and the subject Of his discourses Will
he the need OF the Republican party for
more money for campaign purposes. Be
fore that kind OF an audience and on that
sn,leet he Is success as a stump
..s.s.f frnr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
BRIGHT DTS.

A Christian Endeavor Movement-rhe
efforts OF the allies in ChIna.-Puck.
Tho Three Degrees Johnny-"Paw.
what do they mean when they say "a
man takes things easy9'" Paw-"That
he b either a philosopher. a kodak fend,
or kleptomaniac. baltimore American.
The Savage Bachelor-"I do believe
that young pair have come 10 an under
standing az last" said the lnndindy. If
they have. they are the first couple In love
that ever exhibited any signs OF posses
sing understanding. said the Savage
Bachelor. "-Indianapolis Press.
Table Talk-"They say the-er-lato de-
parted" said the first cannibal. indicating
the dish before them. was a very learned
man" Indeed" replied the other. help
ing himself for the third time. "thcn this
Is truly what the white men call an intel
lcctual feast "-philadelphia Press.
"A Little Deception Ragged Robert
"wot yer doin'?" Mouldy Mike-"Tm
layin' wld my head IN dc sum- SOS 20 get
mcself unburut" "Wors IN game
now" There's a temperance feedin'
place around tn corner. an tn rcider q
mans nose g. IN more sympcrthy he
gifts New York Weekly.
An Optimist-"What is an optimist p
asked the youth who would fain become
wise. An optimist." answered the man
who had become wise AZ the sacrifice ~of
amiabnity is a man who. having no coal
bills or household expenses himself takes
a for granted that everybody can be Just
as llghthcartod as he "-Washingfon
star.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
Personal.

President Loubet OF France Is inter
ested in autographs and has one Of the
best private collections in ihat country.
On this he spends a great deal Of money.
and the other day gave "A large sum FOR
a letter written by Baizac
President Eliot Of Harvard IS not ar
iiicted with what the students Of that
place call the Harvard handwriting +"
on the contrary. IN spite OF the vast
amount Of writing he does his copy
is always clear and even. with Few eras-
ures. There IL tradition 10 the effect
that he never received a query on It from
a printer.
The Hav. -. s5ssi.i Parker q abe
city Temple. London. who has announced
his intention OF retiring from the ministry
was the son of a stone cutter. Tie Is y
years old. and got his u. u. degree from
the University Of Chicago. a short time
ago he made sensation by declaring that
the stage cannot be put down. II re-
spends to an instinct which Is ineradicl-
BILE"
Thomson Kingsford who died recently
in Oswego. ". Y. constructed with MS
own hands the little G-horse-powyr engine
that was the first employed in the newly
discovered process OF extracting starch
from Indian corn. He was = years old.
and had retired from active business sev-
eral years before his death. although re-
tanning large interests In the industry
that he and his father founded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
sAvANNAn.s POPULATION.

The census shows savannah's popula-
ton 10 be 5l.2H. an increase Of 1i.Qs5 since
1890 The increase Is ESQ per cent That
Is about the average increase Of the cities
Of the country. Savannah is not a boom
town. Her growth has been steady. and
her growth in business has kept abreast
OF her growth In population. just az pres
ent her commerce appears 10 be grow
Ing faster than her population. Her bank
clearings last week showed an increase
OF ls7 per cent. over the corresponding
week OF last year. Much OF this increase
was. 81 course. due % the greater value
OF the products which form the bulk OF
her commerce. hut a large par, OF It was
undoubtedly due 60 an increase in her
commerce. The territory which makes her
iis shipping point is steadily becoming
larger.
Savannah Is bound to continue 20 grow.
city Whose bank clea nss amount 10
more than s. o00eo in enc week must
have business advantages which promise
for her a great future.
In considering the census report OF sa-
vnnnah's population the fact must not
be- overlooked that the city has not taken
ia any SUBURBS IN the last ten years The
corporate limits are now just what they
were ga 1850 % q known that there Is "a
population Of between 5.ooo ana 600 just
on the edge Of the corporate limits. This
population is really a part % savannah
population. As matter 81 fact therefore
savaunah's population is about 6o.c0o
Taking into consideration savannah's
rapidly increasing commerce, and the
steady development of the country tribu-
iary TO hcr, very conservative opinion
is that when the next census b. taken she
viii have a population OF between 1000
and SOC
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetings meeting OF Stock
holders Central Georgia Railway Co;
Ancient Landmark Lodge. No. 2gi. +. q
A. A.. Armenia Lodge. No 1880 G. L. O.
o. r.
Military Orders.-Orders No. ls. Third
Division Naval Battalion G.. s. p
Special Notices Money 20 Loan,
Beckett & Beckett. Nantes. Crates and
Thing. Andrew Hanlcy Company. Look
Savannah Building Supply Co. Hardee
4 Marshall. Proposals Wanted: Geo M.
Gadsden. Director. Bids Wanted. Geo NJ
Gadsdon. Director; ship Notices; strachan
q Co. Consignces; Ship Notices. Chr
G. Dahl & Co. Consignees: Levan's Table
d'Hote: Notice Savannah Thunderboldt
ana Isle OF Hope Railway. II. -. Lof;en.
General Manager.
Amusements.-Rohins Theater Com
pany: Matinee to-day and tonight
Business Notices-E a w. Laundry
Autumn Novelties. Hunter q Van Keur-
Ter; California Apricots. Est. 8. w. Branch
Company. The Store OF Real Economies.
p. T. Foye.
Whisky Pure Malt Whiskey.
Auction sales-one Story Dwelling: by
l. D. La Roche. Auetloneer Valuable
Building Sites. ~ Acres OF Land IN City
Limits. BY Youmans a. Demmons Auction
GERS.
Cheroots.-old Virginia, cheroois.
Medical-Pyramid Pile Cure; s. s. s.;
Castoria: Dr. Hathaway Company; Moth-
ers Friend: Coke's Dandrun cure: Ponds
Extract; Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
pills; TUFTS Pills; Hoods sarsaparilly;
Ayr's Hair vigor: Horsford's Acid Phos-
phate
Cheap Column Advertlsements.-He
Wanted Employment Wnnted For Rent:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

From the Chicago Times Herald.
What does the census say?
Study the figures well:
Hundreds OF thousands OF hurrying men.
Each with "a story TO tell!
Each with "a heart and each with a soul.
Each with his JOYS or cares,
Each believing that he. somehow.
Should weigh IN the worlds affairs.
What does the census show?
Hundreds OF thousands OF men
YEARLY quitting their tasks tonight
To toll tomorrow again;
Hundreds OF thousands OF people, each
Faithfully hoping away
For glimpse Of the chance for the lucky
strike
That each Is 10 make, some day.
what does the census tell?
Does Il tell OF the eyes chat ache7
Does u tell Of the wreath on the little
mound?
Does II tell Of the hearts that break
Does II tell US "A story OF brotherhood,
or help Tor the halt and blind?
Does Il tell OF che proud who ride in front
And the weary who trudge behind?
what does the census show?
Hundreds OF thousands OF hands.
Knotted and rough and white and soft,
Filling che worlds demands;
Hundreds OF thousands Of sons OF God
Toiling In hope. in doubt.
Each with his woes or each with his Joys
That the world cares nothing about
what does the census say7
what do the figures mean7
Hundreds OF thousands DER whom the
grass
VIII some day be growing greeni
Hundreds Of thousands Of bubbles cast
About on a troubled sea-
Men IN myriads hurrying past
with never "A thought OF me.
s.. F. Kiser.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
GI.nn,rn MI. nAncnck.

Mr Babcock. the chairman Of the RE
publican Congregational Campaign Com
mlttoe is not 10 q cheerful frame of mind
these days lie Is unable 10 figure oui "a
Republican majority iu the next House
He expected thst tho Republican party
would gain oouRrcssmcn in Massachusetts
New York and Pennsylvania. bat he sees
nothing now 20 justify these expectations.
on the contrary. the outlook D. thas the
Republicans will make no gains in Mnssa-
chufcits aud viii losc a Congrcssmln OF
two in New York Ao for Pennsylvania,
there D. no hope for Republican gains
there. Tho strike % che coal miners is
against them, aud the combination which
The independent Republicans have made
with the Democrats on tine legislative
ticket. la order TO defeat ar quay for
recollection TO the United states Senate,
b against them.
The light against QUAY 81 certain 70
play an important part ln the campaign ~
Pennsylvania this fall Tho revolt against
him IN the Republican party has assumed
formidable proportions. u Is believed thps
the Democrats and the uut-Quay Re-
pubicuus cnn elect majority Of thc
members Of che Legislature. They are
certainly going TO Try 20 DO il. lf they
should succeed % is probable that q Gold
Democrat would De chosen United states
Senator 81 place o. Mr.. Quay
u was reported q day or Two ago that
Mr. Quay and his friends were in wash
iugton for the purpose Of securing the
influence Of the President against the fu-
sson Of anti-Quay Republicans and Demo
Gratis tn Pennsylvania. IL is not believed
that they accomplished their object The
President would hardly dare 20 openly cs-
pouse the cause Of Mr. quay. There ore
enough Republicans in Pennsylvania
who are determined 20 rid the politics
Of their state Of him 40 endanger the
Presidents chances Of carrying that
state. And 80 is said that they would
not hesitate 10 vote against the President
u he should attempt 10 help Mr. Quay
get back into the Senate.
The neht that IL going on IN the Re
publican party Of Pennsylvania Is an IN
teresting one II Mr.. quay should sue
coed In getting reelected he would own
the state. practically. Before his recent
defeat for reelection he came pretty near
owning a.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

Prince Tovalou OF Dahomey is now one
OF the sights OF Paris. He Is over six
feet tail. and Is forty-shree years old. II
Is not his stature that makes him OF
interest. however. but the fact that he is
the husband OF lo3 wives. not counting the
twenty-three that died. He is the proud
father OF 213 living children. Just how
many he has been called upon 20 mourn
no does not remember. Many OF his
children are married and have children
OF their own. All told. and including
daughters-in-law. sons-in-law and grand
children. Prince Toyalou's family consists
OF ln9 momhers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

II IL a medicine for weak women AZ u
purely vegetable medicine and can Do
taken by the most delicate Kinney DIS
eases Rheumatism end ell diseases OF the
Blood, Stomach and nerves soon sueeusno
TO its wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands OF people In Georgia
recommend Il. Price s1eo.
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the medicine
that the Quaker Doctor made all OF his
wonderful quick cures with. It's a new
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia.
Toothache. Baekache. Rheumatism.
spraIns. Pain IN Bowels: IN fact. all pain
can be relieved b. Il. Price sc and soc-
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
medicated soap for the skin. scalp and
complexion. Price l0c a cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALVE a vegs-
table ointment for the cure OF letter. &C.
EemA and eruptions OF the akin. Prizes
ioc a box.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsTa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

A, i.reth ,he matter Of retiring dirty
,.,oer money from circulation ana subsii-
,,tipe clean. new bills for g., has been
,oken up by Secretary Gage. The New
york Board OF Health recently received
A., complaint from Brooklyn with respect
81, inc reissue and use Of dirty bills. The
.o,,,lainant wrote: Il desire TO call your
attention 20 a very serious menace to tho
n,,t,b Of the community. viz. the banks
ana the general government are reissu-
ing hank notes which have passed from
hand 10 hand until they are IN an ac-
tp,liv nlthy condition. and are the means
80 conveying contagious diseases from on"
rcrsan TO another. II your honorable
hoav has no jurisdiction, will you kindly
advise me what 10 do In the natter
THE communication was forwarded 10 the
Secretary Of the Trcasury.and he has pro
missed To zee what can be done about 81.
FOR wears the Morning News has cried
.,,t AGAINST the circulation OF filthy. germ
i,1ep paper money. No person who rec
..,yss a dirty, ragged. PUPPY bin has the
te,st assurance that ID has not recently
beeo handled by former owners suffering
with Contagious disease. and that the bili
,s noe reekng with the haciiil Of diphthe-
ria. typhoid. searle, fever. smallpox etc.
MOI long ago such O hlli was subjected TO
microscopic examination by "A bacteriolo-
eist. ana upon an inch Of It's surface he
POUND literally thousands OF germs % the
diseases named. besides many others. No
second-hand bin ought ever be sent on,
from the treasury The old bills should be-
destroyed as fast as they are received and
new ones put IN their places.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

This government Il pledged to the pro-
lection OF foreigners in the Island OF
cuba. Gen. F1tzhugh Lee in an Interview.
points out that II tho Cubans form an
entirely independent government. and the
United States withdraw their troops from
the island. It would be rather diHncult
thing for this government no AFFORD pro-
lection 90 the English. German. French
ana other foreigners IN the island Should
instance. suffer injury. the probabilities
are that falling 70 secure satisfaction from
tho Cubaus. France would send warships
go enforce the payment Of an indemnity.
and various kinds Of complications might
arise in which this country would likely
become involved.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

In Travels 10 New England and New
York" President Dwight OF Yale College
tells a good story Of Indian wit and friend
ship
In the early days Of Lhchneld Conn. an
Indian called at the tavern and asked the
hudlady for food. frankly stating that he
had no money with which TO pay for a.
She refused him harshly. but a white man
who sat BY noted the red mans half-fam-
lshed state. and offered 20 pay for his sup
per.
The meal was furnished. and the In
dian. his hunger satisfied. returned to tho
fire aud told hts benefactor a story
you know Bihie?" said the redskin.
The man asscntcd.
well" said the Indian, "the Bible say.
God made world and then ne took him
and look az him and say. lie good very
good He made light ana he took him
and look 90 him and say. He good. very
good. Then he made dry iand ana water
aud sun ard moon and grass ana trees.
ana took him and look 81 him and say.
To good. very good Then he made beast
ana birds aui fishes hud to0h him ana
hook ~ him ana say lie good. very good
..Then BE- made man and took him and
look az him ana say He good very. very
good Then he made woman. and took
him ana look az him and he no dare say
one such word
This last conclusion was uttered with
q meaning glance nt the ilndady
Some years after this occurrence the
man who had paid for the Indians sup
per was captured by redskins aud carried
% canada. where he was made 20 work
like a slave. one day an Indian came 20
him. recalled 20 his mind the occurrence
az the Iftchheid tavern, and ended By
saving.
Il that Indian. Now my turn pay.
see YOU home. Come with me"
And che redskin guided the man back 20
I.ltchdcid.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

An Indiana farmer went TO Chicago the
other day to meet green goods" man.
The pair went into saloon 20 get a
drink. Tho Chicago man deftly put knock,
out drops into the glass Of tho man from
Indiana when he thought the latter was
not booking. Even more deity the Indian
Ian worked "A slight-of-hand trick by
which be changed the glasses. and tho
green goods man swallowed his own dose
], would be "a pleasure to state that the
iafmor succeeded in getting the bunco
mans roll and making good HIS escape.
but q appears that such was not the
case. The pal" OF the wicked Chicagoan
discovered what hal occurred. and smote
the farmer from Indiana uron the eve
ana uose and mouth. aud pitched him into
the street But the farmer saved his
money from the sharpors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
CURRENT COMMENT.

Tho New orleans Picayune (DemD says;
"As 20 the United States laws against
trusts, they are dead letter. because
under the domination OF the Republican
party no law officer OF the government
can be found who will undertake to en-
force them. The United States statutes
against combinations in restraint Of trade
have been enforced against striking work
men. but never against the private com
mercial and Industrial monopolies that are
supporting Mr Hnuna's party and en-
joylng special privileges under us policy
Mr. Hanna's assurance la declaring that
there are no trusts reminds one OF the
story Of Satan posing az an angel OF
light. Mr. Hanna. the head devn OF the
trust policy. deceives only those who
want 70 be deceived, but nobody else
The Charleston News ana Courier says:
The Merchants A Miners Trnusporta-
ton Company OF Baltimore win cstab-
ilsh steamship service between Phua-
dolphm ana savannah beginning oct. l.
The ships Of the new line will saii rcgu-
larry from Philadelphia every five days.
and the business people ~ both ends OF the
line are very much pleased, % course. az
the now enterprise aud expect that 81 viii
ports We congratulate orr neighhors in
Savannah on their gooi fortune and hope
that the new line viii bring them large
increase Of business
The Cincinnati Enquirer pcm) says.
Chairman Hanna Is hnaneier in poll
tics but 81 VII require more than hts mon
omry achievements 90 overcome his stu
pldity az a public speaker Teddy Roosc-
Welt has been placed under restraint. but
nov. since Mark Hanna has broken out
on the stump. he will probably demand
that he shall be allowed 90 cut loose"
The philadelphia North American Rep)
SAYS. senator Hanna. chairman OF fhc
Republican National Committee. can do
hts party no good BY mere sweeping
denial OF the existence OF the trust. ID
IL the thing itself not the name Of Il.
thar IS important. The evidence As Az
against him"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
The QuakGrS Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herl
Tonic is not only a
blood purifier, but q
Blood maker fog
Pale, Weak and De-
billtated people who
have not strength
nos blood. II acts az
a tonic. a. regulates
digestion. cures dys-
pepeia and lends
strength and tone 10
the nervous system.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

Marshal Campos. whose death IN Mad
rid was reported IN the dispatches OF yes
terday. viii be remembered as the gov
ernor general OF Cuba previous 10 the APP
pointment OF tho notorious Weyler 20 that
once. Campos was man OF gentle man
ners and kindness OF heart. and when he
failed 70 put down the insurrection OF the
cubaus. Weyler "a man Of cruel and des-
potlc disposition. was sent 20 relieve him
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs,
(near) savannah, Ga,
sept. :, 1900.
Columbia Drug Company,
savannah, Gn.t

Columbia Drug Company,
savannah, Gn.t
GentIemen-I have been suffering
with ChiIIs and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment of several doctors, tried
several so-cnIIed Chill TonIcs, none
of which benefited me. At last q
tired one bottle of your smiths chill
and Fever Tonic, aud within three
days felt much better, and after
using the second bottle 4 am glad 60
say J nm entirely cured. 4 write this
SO that you may be able 90 inform
others who may suffer and assure
them OF cure. Very truly yours.
(signed) HENRY TOETTER.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

An island discovered IN the Antarctic
ocean by the Belgian expedition has been
York. The island is said 20 be almost
perpetusily covered with fee. The dlscov-
erers Of q. by che way. had never heard
OF the New York see trust
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

A monster engineering scheme Is being
discussed Ia Paris. II is proposed 10 for
over settle the question OF thai citys
water supply hy building an aqueduct
from Lake Geneva. Switzerland where
tho supply ls practically unlimited. An
engineer has spent SIX years go working
out al Of the details Of the great scheme
and announces that the cos, OF construc-
ION would be about s2o9.00e0o
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-25

The new" women Of England. those
who ride to hounds or affect horseback
riding asla means OF exercise. have dis
carded the sidc-suddle and now ride as
trlde. man fashion. They wear n very
vide divided skirt II Is claimed that the
astride manner OF riding reduces che risk
OF accident BY not less than % per cent.