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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-11-28

/ ''~NN'S ~ Wy PfLTtAiy -" ~ -
koronek. & Gen. Komisar;
! Powderley napisal do=komisy
imigracyjn.e'j wEPhiladelPhii,
kt6ra owych kooronlkarzy. 6! "a
.mierzala odes}aedo Anglii, ze
.ludzie ci nietyIko .zajmowat
sic beda wyrob,em koronek,
ale take wyrobem. .nici do
koronek potrzebnych,' co no
wynn jest W tym kraju przemy-
slem, a zatem moga bye dopu-
szczeni. III. -
.. New York, N. Y. = Fran
els d. .:Carley,. dobrze znany
geldzista z Wall ST., zamie-
szka}y W Newarku. wnios}: W
czoraj do sadu federalnego W
Trenton prosbe, aby.. og}oszo-
no jego bankructwo: Zobowia-
zania frmy dochodza do sunny
Epara milion6w. ,Aktywow ban
krutnic podaje za,dnych. -.
= SEynna, akSSI. aksRIka Sarah
Bernhardt " czofas ssE3 3 godzi
ny zrana opraoa Wsla plany
Eswej podr6zy .poe'sss.A pe'ss. A'meryce,
potem caly. dzieIf spedzila W
I6zku, a wieczorem wystapi}a
W teatrze Garden Pc raz pier
wszy w dramacie 1 Ailgion.
Sara *~Bernhardt pozostanie
| 5 tygodni w New York;: (.
Washington, D. C Re
|prezentanci wschodnich bro.
warow tocza -zyWa wake W.
stolicy ably zniesiono W :czeScl
=. IT,. -.
lub zupefnosci podatek' wojep1I-
ny ma piiwie. Komitet kongre-.
sowy republikahskii. ami ME ME.
chce o tenn sluchat. Delegacya
urzednik6w stowarzysze'nli ia W
browsrzy W Stanaeh Zjedlnlo-
czonych zEozyla wczorajs Why
te PREF: Nc Kinley'oWi i ar:
gumentowala z MIN dlugo, aby
go nakfonit do, uzycia5| swegoI
.w,plywu dla zniesienia podat-x
'ku wojennego.. :Delegaci ire !.
prezentaci byli tylko; z wsf fho-]
dnich stanow a Q broWarzach
Z :zachodu, ktorym jest wyrzaa-
dzona najwieksza szkoda do
.
tychczas ME s}ychana. r. I !.
Co do bilu Oleomargaryny|
to wywiaze sic zywa dyskusya
MIN cos stanowczego fbedzie,
uczynie. Komitet REX
i Port6w pracowal calyi dzieh1
wczorajszy mad swym bllem:.
Reprezentant Towney.:z Min Y in.
nesota powiada, re. bill >oleo
margaryny zostanie Przyjety:
Wheeling, w. v. w
Leazerville, mad rzeka Ohio,
uIozylo 90 chlopc6w stos = 2,
drzewa, wyrzuconego ma brzeg
i podlozylo ogie6. w otworze.
iednej z desek. znajdowafo. sic.
naczynie z nitroglyceryna'
kt6ra wsr6d niefortunnej zaba,
wy chlopcow eksplodowa}o.. 8
chlopc6w zostalo zabitych. ia
miejscu, a IA. jest Pokaleezo-
-nych., z tych kilku. niezawod75
ME umrze. .:.:......,, J.. z
Beaver, Pa. - Pozne via
damosci: Z wczorajszego: vie
czora donosza, ze szybki. Po-
ciag pasazerski kom1panii Gle
veland & Pittsburg .wpadl do
rzeki. Ohio W poblizu: naszego
miasta.. Trzech ludzi Z Cleve-
land Hmaszynista Boucheoar,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-11-28
WIddO'Iln0S6l zdQrdnI6zn6

dis do Liwadyi. Matka cara
wezwana telegra6cznie opusz-
cza Kopenhage, gdzie o bee
ME przebywa 'iPrzybedzie do
Liwadyi okolo. logo grudnia I
Pomimo przychylnych ra por7
tow lekarzy W dworskich k|o+
ZACH panuje widocznie "a ME !
pokojenie.. Prasie rosyjsklej
RAD ME pozwala umieszczac
zadnych raport6w Q stanle
zdrowia cara lub carycy. W
Yalcie pelno korespondentow
gazet zagranicznych, lecz lad
nemu 1 Mich. ME wdno mic te-
legrafowat wyjatkiem urze-
Bwych raportow lekarzy'
Paryz. -. Do Paryza Przy-
byli DR.. Leyds i delegacl
Wolmarans, Fisher i Vessels
mielfnarade W hotelu Scri by,
W ktorym prezydent Krue ger
po przy1by,c'iu 1b do stolicy Ff an
cyl zamieszka. Wczoraj r ano
wyjechali wszyscy do Mat fsy-
Iii, gdzie okret wiozacy pre- ezy-
denta zawinaf okolo godziny
10 rano. w. Paryzu sta anie
Kruegerr pfawdopodobnie W
piatek: :. j. . / II. D.. =. .
Marsylia.-- Wzystkie. przy-:
gotowaniia- ma przyjecie Prezy-
denta Kruegera juz W zeszfa
niedzie!e zostaly pokohczone.
w czasie gdy tenze ma lad wy
siadzie mowy ME beda wygias-
szane- zastapia je tylko krot-
kie slowa powitania. Dopiero
wieczorem ma bankiecie wy
stapia mowcy nawet w6wczas
gdyby ma takowy Krueger ME
przyb3y}.
Liwadya. - Nastepujaey
bulletin ogloszono o choroble
cara. Car spedziE dziehS po-
myslny. Byl W stanle spat
troche*i pocil sic. O godz. sej
po poludniu temperature wy
. nosila SO, 3, pulls rs. O godz.
9 wieczorem temperature wy
nosila SO, 5, pulls 72. ..
Pog1oski Q smierci cara roz+
milestone, po calym swiefie po-
chodza 4 .krzykhwosci chop
cow roznoszacych gaRty W
Paryzu. 4 b r.
Moskwa. = Rad rosyjski
przeznaczyl sumo 1000, 900
(s3,55O, OOo) ma budowe' no.
wego okretu wojennegoao 8 po-.
jemnosc $3.50 ton, ktor}by
pelni}. s}uzbe ma Czarnem Mo-.
rzu. Okret zostanie zbudowa-
ny W warstatachl sebastopp{la: ::
Belgrad. = W calej Serb
rozkazano wznosi6 modify o
wyzdrowienie rosyjskiego ca
ra. w poniedzialek W kated-
RE Belgradu odby}o sic uro-
czyste nabozehstwo, ma kto-.
rem byli obecni, krol serbski,
ministrowie i wszyscy amba-
sadorzy.'
Berlin. - Cesarz Wilhelm
przed{ {ozyl parlamentowi dob
RE UNI lotywowyne zadanie po-
wieksz zenia niemieckiej flot ty
wojen nej. Do 'wniosku do}a !
czone So rome karty, wykazu.
lace W frost wojennej aoty ro-
syjskieI= angielskiej, . francus-
kiejj i. i amerykahskiej, co co N Ia
stanowit przekonywujacy ar
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-11-28

AeJ umario 251, .pfcl zenskle
! 1911 dzieci liczacych niespe]
ma rok zycia umarfo 1876, die
Give Wieku 1-5 lat, A, a o
sob przeszEo so letnich, 80
INA. dyfterya umar}o os6b' ~
ma tyfus 10, a ma szkarlatynt
2. Samob6jstw by}o 10, a. in
nych gwa}townych wypadk6u
smierci 20. UrodziIo sic "
Ezeszlym tygodniu 455. dzieci,
a mianowicie 229 ch}opc6w
.226 dziewezat: ..
.:::Doniesiono 0 l07 wypad-
kach chor6b zarazliwych; a
mianowicie o Al .wypadkach
sz,karlatyny, 65 dyfteryi, l
kokluszu. :: g.: IT,.
81: W szynku ma rogu Halsted
i :i:l8tej ulicy, rozegraEa sic O.
negnaj. wieczorem.. .scena przy-
pominajaca oPowiadania da-
lekiego :Zachodu, :.
+ VIM; Loveless i: Charles
Steinberg, postanowiwszy &C.
zywiie" ""*okolice,, wypiwszy po
kilka .kieliszkow wodki, udaG
sic: ku. mieszkaniu .'Thomasa
Fitzgerald pm. 257 Newberry
ave. i lstrzeliWszy kilka razy
przez okno, kazall temuz bez-
zwlocznie wyjsc ma ulice.
Fitzgerald W: nocnej odziezy
Wyjst musia1 i.zawieziono go
do szynku wyzej wspomniane-
60. 60. Loveless, i Steinberg,
wchodzac do .piwiarhi, strzeli-
Ii znowu liilkakrotnie ma. po-
witanie j %obecnych gosci, "
liczbie kilkunastu, ,zmusili lch
najprzod 1tariczyt, potem mod
lie sic. a potem ustawit sic W.
twarza1ni do Sciany.
Kogos, ktory sic, wzbrania} u
w.ystrzalem W noge4
doprowadz1 do posluszehstwa.
Potem : kazali .kelnerowi :dac
po kieliszku wodkI, BY latwiej
i'm bylo znies( rewidowanie
kiesze66. Juz vodka byia ma
lana, gdy nadszed} policyant
O'Briein: Steinberg*i Love
less wtedy* Wybiegli,>. ale
O,Brien pochwycil i ar:eszto=
wal LowefeSsa, a .pozniej i
Steinberg zota} asresztowany.
~ |gosci obecny eh W piwiar-
nj W. czasie napasci, jeden
miayl $500, a inny hlaWet $1,000
prz:y[ [sobie;; rabusie> >byliby sic
przeto= .znakonicie obfowih,
gdyby i'm ME popsuto progra-
mu. ".,... ~: -: - '..
:. - =. :. :. l.:$.:' .'..--. -
Alfred Johnson, 8343 Buffa-
Io%.Ave.. i Antoni Rydoski,
zam: ma rogu 85 ulicy.i Onta-
rio Ave, wczoraj pracujac W
fabrykach. Illinois Steel. Co.,
: g -"7
spadl z. windy wysokosci go
stop Johnson smiertelnie sic
pokaleczyl ina peknieta czasz-
ke i.zEamal oba ramona i xii:
ka zeber, Rydoski :spad} ma
belke poprzeczna i przez= ra-
mic windy zosta} do niej:przy-.
cisniety, poki po ca}ogodzin-:
-usi}owaniach: go ME u
wolniono. Obaj .zostali po-
mieszczeni W szpitalu fabryki.
Wczoraj rano. okolo godzi-
ny Smej pani Kat. Killian,
sos w. 81 ul<, .przechodzac
:, ,,.ars, .,,,s; .c,I,,y Lo1ai. Tb;co,ro 9,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-11-28
:NladonloS6I|kr |krajoWl66,

New York, N. Y. = Siyn
ny:W Nowy Yorku marszalel
zwiakkowy Bernhard, ktoregc
imif jest postrachem dla euro
pejskich przestepc6w, zbieg'
lych: pred wymiaren sprawie:
t dliWoscii, W ostatnich czasacE
ENC 9wu przychwyci} IA podob'
:nyfh ptaszk6w, zbieg}ych z
. Ni!emiec. Pokazuje sic, ze W
pa'hstwie bojazni Bozej, zbrod;
nie2wszelkiego rodzaju wyra,
staja jak grzyby po deszczu, a
szumowiny tego spo}eczehstwa
coraz gesciej nap}ywaja dc
wolnej .rzeczy pospoHtej Sta,
now Zjednoczonych, co wcale
ME jest Pocieszajacym obja:
wen. g..
-. Denver, Colo. - Stanowy
urzednik do ochrony dziczyz-
ny, johnson, zblza sic re swy-
mi deputy szeryfa mi W okoli-
ee Biafej rzeki, g die Podfug
nades}anych mu raPort6w,
Indianie nabili ca }e mnostwo
|jeleni, przekreczywszy. grant
ce rezewacyi. Panuje: Ottawa,
ze przyjst moze z tego powo-
du do krwawego starcia.- In
dyanie BOWEN beda sic Pra-
wdo: podobno opierat, ME ze-
chca wydat ubitej zwierzyny,
ami tel opuscit. las6w.
GubernatorT Thomas, otrzy-
mai wczoraj Cd ministra !spraw
zewnetrznyqh pywiadomienie.,
ze Indyanie| powinni bye. zmu-
szeni do POI wrotu ma swoje re
zerwaq ye. .....
Deq atorj Ill. = Issac Re
mingtp pn, ;sS lat ! iczac meg
czyzna, stdlarz z "a wodu, zna-
lezi io4{ ~ . ostal rie ezywym W
| po koju. H3mu zajednego, kt6-:
ry' ma N6tth Broad way zamie-.
sz4kiYaF. Ma zwlokach zmar}e-
| |gp q Hkr}to jedna wielka rane
ma g FowleEi .przeclecle Level
4tro by twaFzy, a pod}oga po-
kryfa bG}a \warstwa skrzfPfej
Ikrwf i. zdajeVsie, ze smierf ma
IstaPi}a jeszcAe Ae We, czwartek, cd
teg b bwiem|d dnia ME widzlano'
Isa aka .nigdzie. Me skons stan
toy HanI b rowniez dotad, czy
zaY Yzlo tn morderstwo, czy tez
wv yk| y wypadek <. !
Ice htral City, \Ky. = : 1900
g@rnlkow W powiecie H Hopkin1s.
nile Ichcia}o usl4ch wczoraj
ErpzAqzu strakowahia wydane.
lido przez John q Mitchell,
Brekydenta wv azkp gornik6w
$mfrykahskIch PrRcowall "a
| HaT na zap}ata. Gorhicy tutejsi
|kadq qwoleni So ze ,swVch p}ac;
]nifz zadowoleni So tylko gorni-
| lev " sasiednich powiAtach.
Athens, O.-Wskltek ~dIu-
gotrwaIych deszcz6w Pek} re-
2 erwoar wodny, oddalOny cd
fhauncey o mile j zalal Gale
miasto. Rezerwoa ri zzajmowa}
przestrzef trzech akr6wa a
4woda by}a glebokaa ma 2ostop.
1Wszystkie dom y " miescie
stoja. pod woda, a tor k olejo-
wy ma przestrzef 100 ard6w
zniesiony: :. + F
| New York, n. Y: wv ma
stepnych szesci'' mleslacah a
|genci angielscy maja zakuplt
W Ctanach Ziednoczonych SO,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-11-28

Kaczmy sic W towarzyst&a, 4, pra-
:cuj zgodnie>i =dBajmy ollds swo.:
.ieh rodzins :: 0 ..slt n: ssSs:sssz
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

dred Jerger have returned from Brevard.
N. C.
Mr., Montague Boyd is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. A. F. Boyd.
Mrs. E. Kulman and Miss Nina Kul-
man left, Monday 10 spend the summer in
Europe.
Miss Edith Timer is visiting Miss Ger
trude Luce at Tybee.
Rufus Cheatham is spending a while
with his cousin, Rogers Carver, at Warm
Springs. re..
Miss Efie Bloodworth Is visiting Miss
Berkeley Garrett-Brown, In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gaudry are spending
the summer in Pineora.
Mrs Max Wolff returns to-day from a
visit 90 Charleston.
Miss josephine Cooper will leave to-
morrow for Pablo Beach, TO visit Mr.. w.
G. Cooper, Jr.
Miss Jennie Mongin will leave for Ashe-
willie next week fer a months vacation.
Miss Jessie Mayer is visiting friends in
the North, where she will remain until
fall.
Mrs. Ferdinsnd Ncubr rger and Mss Ada
Ehrich will leave New York sometime
during the week for Lake George.
t
TO witt in FITZGERALD, Ga.
Miss Madge II KIT has returned from her
visit to Rome, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kehoe will sail
during the week for Europe.
Miss Lula Davis is the guest OF Mrs. W.
V. Davis at the Isle of Hope.
Mrs. Rae Belsinger and family have
taken cottage at Tybee for July.
Miss Marie Patterson entertained the
men bsrs of the graduating class of the
II Oh School at the home of her sis er,
Mrs. 7. II. Henderson, Friday evening.
Miss Lily FAX has returned after a
visit to Charleston.
Mr.. end Mrs. T. F. Paugstetter of For
syth, Ga, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Gibbons for several
days.
Mrs. Ed L. Byck and her little daugh-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
NnNcrnss sncietN-

Mrs. A. NJ. Knight, wife of Mayor
knight has been visiting her old nome
Jacksonville
Mrs. John c. Humphreys. wife Of Al
derman Humphreys of the Fourth ward,
is spending some time with friends at
Stockton.
Mrs. J. f. Dickens will spend several
weeks with relatives in Savannah
Mr.. and Mrs. S E. Martin are visiting
at Raleigh, ~ c.
Rev. NJ: Campbell stryker has been
called North on account OF the illness of
his family
Mrs, w. H. Harvard and Miss Fannie
villa Spend the summer in Michigan.
Rev. E. NJ. Whiting and family left ear
ly this week fo. Fortson, where they will
visit Mrs. Writings parents.
Miss Annie Snyder of Dothan, Ala. is
the gest of Mrs. Henry c. Williams. at
her beautiful Sunny Side home, north of
Waycross.
Miss Birdie Griffin of Dade City, Fla. is
the guest of Mrs E. G. X s1land and fam
lily.
The odd Maids Convention" which was
presented by local talent last winter. will
be reproduced at the opera House next
Tuesday night.
Esther Lodge No. o, Daughters of Re
beklIah viii hold special meeting at odd
Fellows Hail Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock, for the purpose Of Inspecting their
new regalia.
Miss LIZZIE Bird is on a visit to friends
in Brunswick.
Prof. L. e. Malard, who conducted the
Charlton County Teachers Institute, was
assisted by Miss Emily Rudolph, Rev c.
G. Earnest and Prof. j. II. O'Quinn of
Blackshcar.
Mrs. Olive Miller recently made her
friends in Wildwood a social visit
Mrs, Frank Breen has returned to her
home in Jonesville.
Mrs. B. f. Jones and her daughter,
Miss Arson, gre spending a month with
Mrs Jones daughter, Mrs. J. p Rawls, in
Enterprise, Ala.
An enjoyable social function last week
was the entertainment given her friends
by Miss Kate Johnson at the New South
ern Hotel Miss Kate is charming en-
tertainer, and her friends are always de-
lighted when she invites them to her par
lies. The Southern was elegantly arrang-
ed for the event, and all present pro
nounced Il grand success. Miss Kate
is the daughter of Hon. Lem Johnson, the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

ter, Marion, left on the steamer Nacoo-
chez last Tuesday for New York. They
will spend the rest Of the summer in the
Catskill mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nussbaum have returned
to the city. apd are at home to their
friends at AT Habersham street.
Miss Dora Perlinsk who has been the
guest of Mrs. Henry Sehael, has returned
to Atlanta.
Mrs.. HaTni ton = bowling and family will
leave thts'week for North Carolina.
Wednesday even{pg,S Mr.. W. FickIins
Solomhn, formerly of MELVILLE, S. G.. but
now of this city, was united in marriage
to Miss Sulie l.. Snead. The wedding oc-
Cured at the home of the brides mother,
l0l Gordon street. east. The parlors were
decorated with flowers and green vines.
| and in the soft rose shade of the gas
| lights, presented pretty picture. There
were present many relatives and friends
The bride VISA dressed in a lovely gown
of white organdie and satin. and carried
! a bouquet Of riaiden's-hair fern and
brides roses. The brides maid Miss
Ethel Ike, was in pink and white The
hands on the clock pointed to the hour Of
$50 when the Strains of the wedding
| march, played by Miss Nettie Keck. were
heard, and the bridesmaid and groomsman.
/. MI Ceen Uimer appeared follow
ca by the bride leaning upon
the arm of the groom They
stopped under a beautiful arch where mr.
Arthur j. Smith performed the ceremony.
Later a reception was held and the young
couple received the congratulations of
their many friends Mr.. and Mrs. Slow
man win reside at 5l4 TattnaU street..
Mr. and Mrs. r.. II. Henderson ceIebrat-
ed the tenth anniversary. of their wedding
| Thursday and very pleasant evening was
spent by +their7Suests, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. El Banks. Mr. and Mrs.
". A. ketchum., Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Hen
derson, Mr.. and MRS. E.. c. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs B. B. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
|. W. e. McIntire, Mr. and, Mrs. Fl. S. Mer-
| rift, Mrs. T. p. Wright. Mrs. Crutch-
| field Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. B. =. Walden, Mrs.
c. D. Thorpe, Miss Marie Patterson, Miss
Marie Bandy, the Misses Henderson, Mr..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

Democratic nominee for senator from hi
the Fifth district She is a graduate
Wesleyan Female College and one of n
most popular young ladies' in the city I
Waycross.
Miss Ada Smith has as her guest hi
cousin, Miss Carrie Moore. Of StatenvilI
Miss Maggie Mckenzie Of Moultrle vi
lied in Waycross last week.
Siss Loie Deem Of Douglass il. spendlr
a while with Waycross friends and rel
tives
Mrs. H. L. 3. Virgins and son a.
guests of Mrs. Goldsmith in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs. S. w Mayo were he
Wednesday from Thomasvile
Mrs. Bell. wife of Editor George Bell
the Wtregrass Blade. is visiting her o
home here.
MI and Mrs. b. Petersen were he
Tuesday from Douglas.
Miss Matte Williams and Miss Bett
Miller left Monday for Savannah whe
they viii spend a week, after which the
will join Judge Warren Lofts family c
ST Simon
The Waycross Rifles gave a very enjo,
able entertainments at their amory Thur
day night.
There is an average of thirty pupils
Inc Eunice School taught by Miss Shut
south of the city.
Mr. II. b. Vaudeville and bride reaehe
home from Jesup Wednesday night
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Johns of Wa!
cross visited Glenmore recently.
Miss Strickland and Mr.. John HERR
We're quietly married Sunday at the hon
of Mr.. j. W. Allen in Pierce county.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
NORTHUMBERLAND

W. r. Patterson, and Mr.. CT R. Patter-
son.
Among the social events of the week
was watermelon cutting given in honor
of Miss Katie B. Murphy of Augusta.
Among those who were present were
Misses Katie B. Murphy May Ruane,
Nellie Ray. Sadie Gallagher Mrs John
Anderson, Lillian Hudson, Agnes Muir
tagh, Rosa Barnickef Mary Gallagher,
Ethel Hague Mary Dobson. Mary Cosey.
Agnes Morgan, Messrs. John McDonough,
james McEnnn, Palmer Keller Claude
Robbins, Charles Siokles Mark Masters,
Willie Wolfe, John Cannon. Fred Heit-
man, Burt Thomas, James Robertson and
others. The guests enjoyed themselves;
dancing, playing games, singing, and Miss
Murphy played some beautiful selections
on the piano. Miss Murphy is an excel
lent performer. The watermelon party
was at the residence of Mrs. Gallagher,
No. 10 West Broad street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01
Diamonds still Higher.
From the London Star.

L ApIIA lliG lsJulOIi oedit
The explanation Of the somewhat my
ferrous visit of Cecil Rhodes to Englan
is to be found in the substantial rise
the price of diamonds.
The diamond king came to settle with
London syndicate the terms on whic
precious stones should be purchased froI
the De Beers Company for the next eigf
teen months.
Previous contracts have usually bee
Ter twelve months, and the longer pero
chosen is explained by the highly prom
able character of recent transactions.
Under the new arrang cement diamond
are is per carat dearer all around, repre-
seltins the increased cost to the buye
OF about Is per cent.
Long before the war Kimberly diamond
began TO go up in price. The Siege stoT
ped supplies altogether, and brought mel
chants to the verse of ruin When
was raised a small supply began to fin
its way into the market, but, thanks
the De Beers Company, in a restricte
fashion, with the result that or.y abol
nine out of every thirty applicants 10
diamonds are being supplied. The eftec
on prices is such that stones which cos
5,s two years ago now sell for SIS.
The trade generally do not complain
agreeing with The De Beers Compan
that small sale al big prices is bette
in the long run than a big trade at tn
rates ruling a couple of years ago
The tendency OF prices is still upward
The millionaire monopolists are master
of the 81 .uation, and can afford 10 hon
out for their price.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

Write Leather Belts Toe
Satin Ribbon Pulley, Belts, all colers. .2Sc
Japanese Folding Fans &c, lc. SC. 7e, loc
Satin and SILK Band Bows, choice pat
terms t.......... ................... Toe
Shield Bows, SIX and Satin. ,..,...... 7c
Dressmaker's Black Sewing snk."..... Sc
Black Button Hole Twist ,.........,..... 1c
stoeknet Dress Shields ................. Be
Washable Dress Shields, feather
weight ;.t...s.....;,............
White Pearl Dress Buttons, doz. .. &c
Turkey Feather nsster ,...,.....-.......2oo
Bath Towels, extra large ..........,..., o.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

Ladies' Black Stockings for surf bath
ing ..s''''s''sts'. ,.s'''.s. ss..s DC
Ladies' fine Seamless Stockings, tans
and black, extra length, high spllced
heels s'''''''''''':''''.''' NC
Ladies' real Maco Lace open work
Stockings, double heel aud toes,...., Sc
Chldren's Seamless ribbed fast black
Stockings, double heel and toe, .....,. &c
Boys Seamless Ribbed Stockings. abso-
lutely stainless, double knee accord
ing to hlEe ....,....... SC, 1oc, 12c and l5c
Infants Socks. white and black .......... loc
Black Velvet Ribbons all widths,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-01

The cove supply of the world is pre-
duced on the islands of Zanzibar an
Femba, which 60 siitute the princp'
producing territory of the. Sultanao
Cloves were at one time the only eeonon
lie product supplied to foreign counri'
by Zanzibar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-19
M'KINLEY SILENT.
Will Not Interfere With BOer
War Unless England So
Desires.

New York, Jan. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says:
1t is stated in authoritative quarters
that if Montagu White is equipped WITH
proper credentials from the TransvaaI
government, he will be received as it's
representative by the administration.
Gen. Differences rejection was ostensi-
bly, due to his American citizenship but
there is no doubt that the authorities
would have preferred that the matter of
the TransvaaI representation be left I'M
determined. However, when Mr.. White
calls at the state department Secretary
Hay will see him and his status will
then be determined
There is every reason to believe that
if his mission IS to secure an expression
of sympathy from the president in be-
/ half of his government or the inter-
vention of that official, it will fail. as
it is reiterated that the administration
will not interfere unless Great Britain
should intimate her willingness to have
this government act.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-19
Special Prices
in QueensWare
and TinWare.
j. S. SPROAT
Tele. 252. 1l2 East Sixth st.
BUTLER ACCUSED.
A. g. Carruth Says the Reverend Gen
tIeman Is Mistaken.

M. N. Butler of Topeka, a few days
ago made public a guess as to the
names Of the men the Prohibitionists
would place on the state ticket this
year in Kansas.
Among those mentioned by Mr.. But
Ter was A. G. Carruth of this city, who
Mr.. Butler believes. would be a good
man for w Y Morgan's place as state
printer, an Office which is not elective
by the people. Mr.. Butler got into trou-
bic by using Mr. Carruth's name That
gentleman, discussing the subject, said
TO a Journal reporter:
This man is a good natured gentle
man. He is sometimes Rev. NJ. n. But
1er-I cannot dispute his ownership of
that title-sometimes he is Secretary NJ.
N. Butler, though what he is secretary
of 1 have been unable to find out; he
once got his name printed in your paper
as Chairman M. N Butler of the Pro-
hibition state committee, although that
position has for years been occupied by
Mont Williams of Lansing.
Mr.. Butler, whatever he is, seems to
have a remarkable faculty for working
the newspapers for space sufficient for
the exploitation of Butler.
His most recent success in that line
was scored when he would have people
believe that he is the middle and both
ends of the party for which he assumes
to speak:
True it is~that the party is not num-
GEouS OUT whose VINO nave the nOnOf
to be counted therein, hope the general
public viii not be led into thinking that
Mr. Butler or any one man can nOmi-
nate a ticket for it.
II understand that Mr.. Butler Is from
Missouri, and it would seem that he
needed more than one ocular demon
straton, as he includes in his slate as
candidates, some who have not indica-
ted their intention of acting with the
party.
Mr. Butler made the mistake of
nominating me for an Office, state print
er, which he ought to know is not cleo
tive by the people.
Il do not think from the necessary
publicity of standing up for principle,
but do object to being held up to rid
4cule in this way by the ignorance and
lack of Judgment on the part of a nom
inal friend whose chief object in life
seems to be to get his name into the pa
pers."