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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
BRIGHT BITS.

The Eternal Femin.ne.-"It Il you
women who make all the trouble IN life"
yves. ana who make life worth the
trouble. Life.
a Reaction My husband always
eats extravagaut lunches down town"
"How do you know" "The minute he
gets home ia the evening be begins try
ing 10 diet the family. Chicago Record.
Drown clappng total stranger on
back)-Huno. old man. haven't seen you
for an age Don't you remember me ?
stranrer-I don't remember your face,
but your manners very familiar.-Punch.
Cheap Religion.-Mrs Jones-The true
disciples Of Confucius go to church twice
every day. Mrs. smith-weH. they can
afford to They have coins IN China worth
only one-tenth Of a centi-Puck
Splitting she Difference. Book Re
viewor-I don't know just what 20 say
about this now fiction writer. Magazine
l3ditor-Weu goodness. don't come to me
for heIp' Say he reminds you a little %
Gertrude Athcrton ana lttle OF George
Eliot Indianapolis Journal
Proved 1T ies' goes 20 show" said
Mr. Erastus Pinkiy. ruefully. ~ jes'
goes TO show" what are you all talhin'
aboutG" ''De election. It's de fus' time I
ever voted De man be offered me two
dollahs an ] took IT, Aiy uncle has been
froo q lot o campaigns. an he made i'm
glib up Eve. Il jos goes % show dat dar
aim no chance aad mo fob de woung man
ia politics w asninGton star
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Personal.

Father John q Croustadt IS Rus
sian priest. to whom bis countrymen have
attributed miraculous powers he has i'm
pressed himself so deeply upon the be-
uef q the Russian people that he is moi
only sought by the lowest 81 the popu-
lotiou. bat was summoned to the death
bed Of the late Gear and Is constantly con-
suited hy the highes, percentages.
Ma Sine Psrmer. better known in West
ern Tex4s. as Miss Million. owns ana
manages a ane cattle ranch not far from
Waco few years ago when teaching
school .n Ohio she was adopted hy
wealthy Texan. who was killed hy being
thrown from his horse. His ranch was put
up for sale and Miss Farmer bought n,
with the 30 cattle her benefactor had
owned. Now her herds are Increased enor-
mously Ia numbers.
1t might almost be said that at pres
eut tho Cecil family is running the Brit
ish empire. Lord Salisbury head OF the
Cecil family viii continue 20 be prime
minister. Lord Cfanhourne. his son. under
secrctarr Tor foreign affairs. Lord Sell
bourne his son-iu-Iaw ar tho head Of the
/ admiralty. Arthur Eaifour. his nephew
| first lord o. the treasury aud leader OF
the House Of Commons. and Gerald Bal
four. another nephew, secretary Of Ire
| land.
Soon after arrived in this country
on my present visit" says Bishop Part
/ ridge O1piscopaD. ~ Kioto. Japan. who
] is "a graduate Of Yale ~ was invited 10
/ d University club dinner. and was told
I that ! was 90 speak 10 the toas, Of Yale
/ University when ! arose IN my turn my
/ fellow bauaueiers cried vociferously.
/ Never mind Yale. old man-talk 60 Us tn
I Chinese / entered into their spirit. ami
/ for twenty-five minutes I GRATED ia Chi
uese What did / say Suffice IL 70 say
/ hat I smoke only the court dialect. The
/ sfrangcst part about q b. that all pres
emit seemed 70 enjoy it even more than
! dfd
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15


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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
THE UTILITY or SLANG.

Those college shls So Chicago who re-
Gently rebukcd professor in a set OF
resolutions for the use OF slang la his
lectures may have discouraged an etymo-
logical and pathological pioneer who would
later have enriched tho language by the
addition OF needful and expressive words
There Is no excuse TO be offered Tor the
employment by any educated person OF
the low. coarse language OF the cutters
But IL does not appear that the professor
In question did any such thing. Ills use
OF slang was not in wsnton disregard Of
the prophecies. but for the purpose OF max
ing his lecture more lucid BY the occa-
slonal employment OF what Is called a
slang expression. he could make his point
ously 20 the authorized" words in the
/ dictionaries.
what Is the purpose OF language? To
express ideas. what Is che most perfect
language? Manifestly that which the
most succinctly and clearly conveys IDEAS.
Is living language TO be bound by the
iron fctters OF custom and forbidden %
expand? Certainly not that IS impossl-
BILE II that had been the case. we should
stlu be speaking and writing "a the stilt-
I'D style OF two centuries ago. Indeed
We might be chattering In the limited vo-
/ cabu.ary Of our simian ancestors.
| Notwithstanding the growth and expan-
| sion OF the language are results OF the
natural law Of supply and demand. every
now word that makes its appearance is
/ forthwith written down as slang and Ia
hooed boy the purists. who must FIRST zee
a word IN the dictionary and have the
| derivation OF il from some foreign Ian
guage before they will permit themselves
60 utter Il. And this Notwithstanding The
fact that what they call slang to-day may
be good English tomorrow. The word
slang" itself was once slang n is az
abbreyiatIon OF a norwegian expression
meaning 10 sling the jaw otherwise %
1 cast cpithets. 90 sold. etc. According g
Webster. slang is low. vulgar unauthor.
lied language. a popular but Unauthorized
word. phrase or mode OF expression q
Would any sane modern writer nov oh
icct 20 such words as "humbue." hoy
cott." "muewump" and others of chs
kind that have come into the lansuag,
durinz the past few years. They were
slang within the memory OF persons no,
yet old
All slang. Of couso. is not 20 bc accept
I'D Muea ~ it-the most 90 u-is low
and rcprchons.hlr Neither should al o
Il be condemned. Some OF % can DO nadI
good ana scrViceable. For ucw ideas ",
must have nov words The vocabulary Of
slang is the reservoir from which thes,
new words must D., drawn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
lADEx 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Neetinrs-soIomon' Lodge No !. f. &
A. N. Golden Rule Lodge No. y. !. O. o.
f.: Teutonia Lodge 40 Z. X Of p. Tx
celsior Lodge No s. X. Of p Alec
Temple A. O n N s.. Haupt Lodge
No. 81, l. o. o. r.; Forest city Lodge No.
]. X. Of p. Savannah GOLF club. Division
No. ]. a. O. a.. Division 80. 4. a. o. H..
ocean CITY Lodge No. 8. Armour Lodge
no l@. c. r. Of O. r.
Special Notices-Suwanee Springs Wa
ter. Doors Sash. Binds, Andrew Han.ey
Company: snip No;ice strachan q Co.
Constance. Notice az to Liquor Licenses.
Look savannah Building supply Com
pany; ship Notice. Capt stabb British
Steamship saint quentin. Tribune b.
cycles H. V. Connerat. Notice. NJ. J.
OLeary. Notice. Floyd 4 Co. Ship No
tlce. J. r. Minis & Co. Consignees.
Business NO,lces-Show Cases. Henry
Solomon & son
Amusemouts-Busco & Hollands Big
Minstrel Festival Friday Might. at The
ater.
Eat-well-Eat-well sald Dressing.
Auction sales-Barge Livingstone. by /.
d. LaRochc. Auctioneer.
Grape -Nuts-Postum Cereal Company.
Cheroo,s-old Virginia Cheroots
Legal Notices-Noiice to Debtors ana
Creditors Estate Ezra II. Kent. Deceased.
Pubiicatons-The Smart Set for De
cembeT
Washing Powder-Pearllne
Whlsky-Yeilow Label whisky; Duty g
Pure Malt whisky.
Mineral Water-Buffa'o Lithia water.
Medlcal-Peruna: s. s s.. Hoods Sar-
saparilh Lydia r Pinkham's Vegetable
Pills. Worlds Dispsnsary Preparations.
Castora; Ayers Hair Vigor. J. Newton
Hathaway Company; Tutrs Pills; stu
arts Catarrh Tablets. Wine q Cordui
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For sale. Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Speaking OF press agents" said David
Henderson the other day TO New York
Telegraph man, II never knew a man who
hated them more than old John Knapp
OF tho 81 Louis Republican. He was al
ways afraid he would give somebody a
free pun or print something for nothing
He never would publish lawyers or a
doctors name 10 he possibly could avoid
n. for fear he would advertise them gratis.
one morning a mention was made in the
Renublicau-the clll II the Republic now
--of man having died OF Bright's dis
ease. ola man Knapp hunted up the proof
reader and called him into his private
office.
why IA YOU let that get into the
paper asked the Old man, indicating with
his forehnger the Objectionable para
graph.
I don't see but that's all right" said
the reader
You don't eh?' snapped Old man
Knapp. You don't. eh2 Do you think We
want 90 advertise that man Bright for
nothing he never had an 'ad. IN this
paper In bis life"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

The car was stopped Tor a woman at
Broadway and Twenty-sevenlh strees.
says the New York Press The hour was
$50 o. m Five other women hurried 20
step on the platform. pushing carelessly
aside a biz. tall heavy man on crutches.
with his hand on the bell strap. the con-
ductor looked overwhelmingly az the iron
gray hair and mustach. the crutches and
the one leg With great dignity aud de-
liberation tho cripple ascended the TWO
short steps. and tho instant his foot rested
on the platform. raised his right hand to
take a firm grasp OF the railing. The re-
leased crutch. totter.ng as the car regained
Roadway zen backward Three passen-
gers leaped for IT, caught n and restored
it 10 the owner, who had been assisted
TO a seat inside A perfunctory Thank
you" was mutered. and one Of the res
cuers whispered: Know i'm? That's
Dan sIckles" "Of course" replied
another. And he's got 800 pairs o.
crutches az home which he drops in the
same way when ne gets on a car. always
with the assurance that somebody viii
pick 'em up"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Not Good ~ a Tranfer.

when the conductor on Tenth street
trolley car came through 10 collect his
fares yesterday morning. a well-dressed
woman handed him blue ticket which
She had distracted from the side pocket
~ her coat says the Fh.iads. phia Record
Tire conductor siaucod az u and banded
t back. with o bread grin. saying. THAT
ion't go on this lire. madam The WON
an then SOW that she had given him a
text card rcadiug Blessed are The toor
IN spirit Tor they shall inherit the earth q.
THE card was one o. number that .ha
bad placed .n her pocket intending DO
distribute them among We pupils n an
Italian mission iu which she rs interest
,d In her confusion she save the cor.
HuCtor e nickel ard q moment later
found the missing exchange ticket. which
she tore I'D In mistake Tor the incon-
gruous text.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
The speeehc. nr mna Voc Mnae.

Tho late Richard Power. an Irish states
man 81 om.nence. possessed all the native
wit OF his race. says the Chicago Chron-
icle lie was one OF the band OF Irish
Nationalist members. but he was liked
as much by English. Scotch and Welsh
members as by hts own countrymcn, and
that g. saying q great deal He rode
spcndidly to hounds-Parneu and NJ had
the reputation OF being the two boldest
riders in lrciaud-and. although he was
no, fond OF making speeches. he could
make capital speech whenever IL be-
came necessary 60 take part in a debate
when speaking one evening NJ a public
dinner he made nlius.on TO Thackeray's
famous saying about the brilliant repair
tees that one makes when driving home
alone 81 night ~ ones hanson cab Then
he went on 20 say:
~ can assure this assembly that not
pit nor Fox nor BRIGHT nor Gladstone
has ever made such eloquent speeches IN
thc House Of Commons as some which I
have not made there"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Some OF the New York newspapers-oi
Republican sympathies. u must be re-
corded-are telling queer stories abou,
ex-Gov. william Joel Stone Of Missouri,
who managed the Eastern end OF the re-
cent Democratic campaign, IN New York.
According to the Tribune Mr.. stone was
50 completely taken IN by the predictlons
or Richard Croker aud James X. Mc-
CURE that he los, oil OF his ready cash,
about $1,000. and a good deal Of the
money Of his friends IN bets ON the size
Of the Republican majority in the state =
II would appear from the stories told that
while Mr.. stone was predicting that
Bryan would carry the state. he was bet
ting that the Republican plurality would
not bs a. much a. 10000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Holland is willing TO buy land in Ger
man Southwest Africa for the Beers Of
either Holland or che Beers that Great
Britain would not cast covotous eyes up
on the new Boer settling-place within a
few years. Holland IS not strong enough
20 protec, the Beers IN any place she
might assist them 90. and there IS not yet
any good reason for thinking that Ger
many would intervene IN the event that
England should take & into her head 20
annex the possible new Boer settlement
IN Southwest Africa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

a South Carolina correspondent asks the
Morning News II it has heard anything OF
or from Senator Tillman. OF that state
since the election. II has not; but our
friend need not be uneasy. TIlman IS not
lost He will show W all right. lie
knows that he is safe. despite the land
Glide. South Carolina has not yet recov-
cred from the Tllmanite knock-ou, drops
administered 20 her severa. years aso.
and Brave Ben" may be depended upon
10 make the most Of his opportunity while
Il lasts.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Gov. Tanner OF Illinois. tho man who
would meet "niggers' at the state line
and shoot them to pieces with Calling
guns" imaeines that he Is "a candidate for
the United States Senate against Shelby
NJ. Culiom Cullom IL not much in the
way OF statesman. but chen he looks
Alike Lincoln" while Tanner does not look
like anybody but himself Furthermore.
Cullom has number Of friends among
the great railroads and other corporate
interests. In Wow OF these facts Tan
ners chances appear rather slim.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
rnE cENrEn Of rorrLArIoN.

In the last ten years. as shown by the
census Of 1907 the center OF population
has moved northward and westward
Immediately after the population OF the
country was made known by the Census
Bureau some or the Northern papers ex-
pressed tins opinion that It had ceased 20
move towards the West u seems. how
ever. that they were mistaken. Accord
ing 10 a Washington dispatch in The
Times-Herald Of Chicago the movement
Of tho center Of population. since 1870. TO
gethcr with the number miles moved
each decade. has been as follows
i7a0-Tweuty-three miles east OF Bal
tmore. Nd. -..--..-....--.-. ..-...-.. o.
ls0o-E ghtecn miles west Of Baltimore.
Md Observation-Disclosures. .................- Al
1si0-Forty miles northwest by west
Of Washington. T.. q. ............ -
tS2o-sixteen miles north Of Woodstock
va. ..----.-..--.... ..... b.. .-...--+-'-. ~
iS20-Niucteen miles wcst-southwcst OF
Moorencr w Va. ................. -
lsl0-sixteen miles south OF Ciarkes-
burg. W. Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
tS50-Twcnty-three miles southeast OF
Parkersburg. W. Va. ......-........ 81
lseo-Twenty miles south OF Chlhcothc.
Ohio Observation-Disclosures .............. 81
is70-Fortv-eight miles east by north
Of Cincinnati. Ohio Recommendations. a.
isSo-Elght miles west by south Of can
cinnatL Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
iS91-Twcuty miles east o. Columbus,
IND. ..+.......... .....,.-... ~
ia00-Seven miles north o. Columbus.
Ind. ............---.-. .+--.--.-...--... ~
The center OF population does not de-
pend wholly on the increase OF population
In any particular section. From the meth
od OF finding g.. o. might happen that O.
would move westward although the In
crease iu the population IN tho East was
greater than that la the West According
20 tho foregoing dispatch tho center Or
the population OF the United States IS
ascertained by an assumption that the
whole area OF the country is plane like
q board. and that every unit counts the
same as every other unit. except for 80
distance from the assumed center. Where
is the pivotal point at which the plane
could be supported with an Of thu people
OF the United States exactly counierbal-
ancing one another. and keeping the
plane al perfect horizontal?" There Is
the center OF population
There Is a growing belief that the next
ten years will show tremendous immi-
I grafton 10 the Southern states. II this
belief should prove 10 be correct we
might reasonably expect that the center
or population. when the next census IS
| taken. would be shown 10 have moved
southwark and westward.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

We predicted weeks aso that there
would be no night between Winston
ChIrchll and Lord Rosslyu because % the
lattcrs charging certain British troops
IN South Africa with coWnrdicc We foh
sure that somebody would take voter
with respect 10 The matter They DO not
night duels in Enennd these days
Rossiyn has saken e. all back ami begged
pardon for having said 10. tnas adseri|s-
ing himself as person willing to spread
even the most dnmaging reports without
having any good foundation for them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

a notable funeral in New York a few
days ago was that Of Mrs. Henry Hol-
lander. Mrs. Hoilander was "A fun-blood
Chinese woman having been born and
reared in Annoy. where she met and mar
ried her husband the son OF tho United
States consul. some years ago Mrs.
Hollander had resided In this country for
number OF years and become thorough
~ Americanlzed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

10 S. announced from Chicago tina
Charles A. Towuc. Senator Pcttigrow ana
one or two others will shortly take steps
to organize o FREQ silver party. IN order
10 prevent the sixioen-to-onc issue. from
becoming obsolete Well bet them or
sanize their party u they want 20. n 81
their privilege Go DO SO 10 they sire
lud nobody viii Try TO binder them. Bu,
hereafter the Democratic party viii ld.
here TO the old landmarks ana leave the
isms" 10 the cEanks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

some Republican newspapers. with dos
piraole maliciousucss. have during thu
past few days been giving publicity 10 the
report thar during tho recent campaign
ST. Bryan received Iay for MS sD-ee hes
io a Telegram to the Baltimore sun Mr.
Bryan says there IT, no word Or truth in
such stories. o. basis of truth upon which
20 found them- And thai will be accepted
as conclusive
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Wallace Reed writes to the Macon Tel
ograph from Atlanta that ne hears % on
all sides that Gov Gambler will not con
test the senatorship with Senator Clay
sun there SIS a good deal Of discussion OF
some popular Georgian making the race
against Mr. clay. Il have heard both
Henry G Turner and Hoko Smith sug
gestcd many times. says Mt Reed. "but
the latter g. determined not 10 re-enter
politics. al least for some time 90 come
whether MI Turner would consent 10 o.
a candidate for tho senat7rship IS an open
question. bat there ISN'T any question shat
Georgia would honor herself in requesting
him 20 accept the position. Mir Turner
is one Of thc few real statesmen dcvel-
opcd by posi-bellum politics. Ills re-entry
into public lie would De viewed with sat
lsfaction by the country 40 large.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

II D. 20 be hoped that the farmers cf
Georgia are watching the prices Of egg
and butter EEgs are now retailing
around % cents dozen. with che uros-
pect fair that they will 20 higher as
Thanksgiving and Chri.tma approach
And butter has taken jump upward.
Is there any good reason why our SUM
piles OF eggs ard butter should not d.
raised right at homer ], must make
Georgia farmers tcel many keen pangs
Of regret 20 know that thousands ana
thousands Of dollars are going out Of the
state for eggs and butter which better
than not might be going into their peck
cts. We need a million more hens ami
hundred thousand more high grade
COWS IN Georgia
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

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The weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair weather. with Hight north 10
east winds. and for Eastern Florida. fair
weather. with light variable winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Passenger Fares from Savanna.

TO NEW YORk-FIRST CABIN. s.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81. IN
TERMEDIATE CABIN. SIS. lNTEBME
DiATE- CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81
srEERAGE. SO
To BOSTON-FIRsT CABIN. g.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP S56 u.s.
TERMEDlATE CABIN. 81; INFERNO
date CABIN ROUND TRIP -
sTEERAGE. sll71
The express steamships o. this line az
appointed 10 saii from Savannah, CcntfL
tsothl meridian i!me. as follows;
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
CNTY or AUGUSTA. capt Dasesu
THURSDAY. Nov. - 1880 a. m.
CITY OF BlRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg
FRIDAY. Nov. Is, 1880 p m.
EACOOCHEE. Capt. smith. SATURDAY.,
Nov a. 1850 p. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher. TUES
DAY. Nov 20 $3.50 p m.
TALLAHASSEE, Capt. Askins. THURS
DAY. Nov. % 40 q. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daesstt
SATURDAY NOV e. 600 p. m
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. TUESDAY
Nov. e. $50 p IN.
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg
THURSDAY Nov. q. 1900 a m
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. THURS
DAY. Nov g. 1000 a. m
SOTICE-Stcomshi hin City OF Birming
ham will not carry passengers.
NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
CITY or MACON. Capt. Savage. MON
DAY. Nov ~. 300 noon.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage FRI
DAY. Nov. O. at 1900 noon.
CITY or MACON. Capt. Savage. WE'D
NEsDAY. Nov IS iZOO noon.
This company reserves the right 20
change its saillrFs without notice and
without liability or accountability there
for
salllnrs New York for Savannah Tues
days Thursdays ana Saturdays 8 3 m.
W G. BREWER. city Ticket and Pas
sengcr Agent. io7 Bull street, Savannah.
Ga.
L. W SMITH Contracting Freight
Agent. Savannah. Ca.
r. C.. IRRELEVANT. Agent Savannah
Ga
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Traffic Dept "a W. Bay street Jackson
Vile. Fla
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vanuah. Ga
2. + LIE FEVRE. Manager New
Pier 90. North river New York. \. 7
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