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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
OPPOSED ny THE BREWERS.
they DO Not Like the Plans for War
Revenue Reduction.

washington. Nov s0.-Chairman Payne.
~ the WAYS and Means Committee is-
-,ed notices to-day recalling the previous
notlce OF a full committee meeting to-
morrow to consider the blli for the re-
auction OF the war revenue.
The reason that the committee VIII not
meet tomorrow. Il is stated, is because
further Information is desired as 20 the
desires OF the Republicans in reference
~ this Bill. such features of the me1s-
ure prepared by the Republican memoers
A. have become known have aroused con-
si8erable opposition and % ls proha nie
haf "A conference or caucus ~ the RE
,uhifean members viii be held before
maj decision is reached.
The greatest opposition that has dc
valoped comes from the brewing inter
csfa and representa- fives from distric s
where ther, e. a great deal Of beer man
uf,eturad are making serious profest ts
against the acfi0u ~ the committee ~ not
r.dirine the tex on beer. There are rpme
,fber interests which also are maxim
nrotests and Republican members Of the
pouse have teiegraphod their friends on
~ WAYS and Means Committee that they
mink the proposed eiM should be changed
The fact that the majority in the pres
ert House is but sixteen warns the Re-
pub,irsn managers that a bill must prac-
ilcaiIy 30 supported By the entire IT,
publscan membership IN order 10 pass.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
CAPT. REIcHMANN RETURNS.
lie Found thr Boers "A Persistent and
Obstinate People.

he Found thu Hocra "a Ferstsfent and
Obstinate People.
Washington. Nov a0-Capt. Carl Reich-
mann Of the Seventeenth Infantry who
was detailed by the War Depart ment 20
report on the operations of the Boer
forccs 10 the South African war. has re-
turned't Washington TO prepare his re-
port and co.late the Information gath
cred.
capt Reichman's experience was varied
ard intcre ting. During the month Of
March he was with Gen. peWets army.
For several succeeding months, as he
himself expresses it. he shifted for him
self" until after the fan of Pretoria. ana
thon be Joined the forces under Gen.
Louis Botha. the commander-in-chlef. in
the Transvaai Republic. With him mu h
OF the time were the attaches from the
Russian. French Norwegian ana Dutch
nations
I'll g. dificut." Cant. Roichmann said
to-nighs In an interview with an Asso-iat
"a Press reporter. ITO foreteil what the
Roers are going TO DO. Whether they will
continue their desuitory lighting or not Is
question that IS very difficult 60 an
swer Gen. De Vets motto was 70 hght
until our children grew up for indepcnd-
euce. aud Il begins 20 look rs u che boers
might he work ng that way now. They are
a persistent. obstinate people. crude ana
simple in their manners. tough ana strong
as the hunters from Kentucky and Ten
uessee. and willing 90 undergo hardshipa'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
OUn NAVAL MILITIA.
Special Report Is Made 60 the Navy
Depa artment.

Washington. Nov. so-Lieutenant Com
mnnder W a. H. Switzerland. the officer
in charge Of the naval militia. has made
special report 10 the Navy Department
upon The operation Of that organization
during the past year
Twenty states are shown 20 have an or
sauized naval militia comprising to al yG7
officers ana 800 petty officers and enlisted
men. The naval appropriation act allot-
ted the sum OF s6oO0 for the militia. Of
which st7oco had been distributed among
the twenty slate organizations on Jan.
last The Navy Department assigned two
vessels for the practice cruises of the
militia the Prairie On the Atlantic coast
ara the Michigan au the Great Lakes.
Through lack 81 facilities vessel for the
Pacific seabo2ri was not assigned.
tCoutiuE ms from Bruins wick. Ga. Penn
sylvania. Ncw Jersey. Connecticut Rhode
Island and Maine took short cruises Of
about a weeks duration on the Prairie.
and the organization Of Ohio. Michigan
and Illinois made practice trips on che
lakes aboard the Michigan. These cruises
developed "a deal of energy. ability and
zeal among the officers. and a like EN-
cheney. together with a high state OF dis
Clpllne. among The enlisted men.
Lieutenant Commander Southerland sets
forth an array o. facts 60 make obvious
the absolute necessity % a national naval
reserve. IN addition TO the present militia
organizations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
ALLEGED rnl s,o,AN nELD.
lie Il Supposed to he EN-Gov. Moses
OF south CnroItnn.

New York. Nov S0-Chargcd with OBJ
tanning money under false prctenses. a
man representing himself a. pr william
A. Ferguson. formerly of Galveston Tex.
but who IS alleged by the police to be
ex-Gov Moses OF Charleston. s. G. was
arraigned to-day before United states
Commissioner Shields and held ia hail of
81 90 for examination on Thursday next
Tho prisoner Is said TO bear close re
semblauce 20 the notorious South Carolina
governor Of "carpot-bag' fame. whose
record Is known ln every police head
quarters in the country
"Dr Ferguson" was arrested on Tues
day last on complaint OF Dr. Jarinan. who
alleged that Ferguson had ~Nindled him
out N a small sum of money and wa
continually annoying him The federal
authorities wlsh 90 send him 20 Wash
lnrton. wherc he IL wanted on charges OF
swIndling Dr a. r. Stands. Of Wash-
ington. appeared against him to-day
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
due 60 arrive 40 Pietermaritzburg. Dec. T.
and should arrive here Dee g.
SENATE Owes ms sYMrArmY.
Kruger VIII Leave Paris To-day 90
Go to Cologne.


Paris. Nov So-The senate to-day unsn-
imousiy adopted resolution OF sympathy
with President Kruger in the same terms
as the resolution OF the Chamber Of Dep
utics ot yesterday.
Mr.. Kruger remained indoors. engaged
IN consultations with his advisers ana re-
ceiving callers until shortly after I O'Clock
this afternoon. when. accompanied by
Dr Leyds and the usual military escort
he called on M Faiicrcs. president o. the
senate. The interview lasted ten min
utes. after which Afr. Kruger returned TO
his hotel. He wiA leave Paris tomorrow
at 1915 p. m. by special train for Co
logne.
This afternoon Mr.. Kruger paid a fare
well visi' 10 President Loubct who re-
turned g.
Mr.. Kruger visited ~ pegchonel. pres
iden' OF The Chamber OF Deputies. remain
ing with him ten minuses. 81 Dcschanel
returned the call
The CLERGY Of the Church of the Sacred
Heart OF Montmartre VIII toll tomorrow
az the moment of Mr.. Kruger's departure
the famous Savoyarde. the second largest
bell in she world. In memory Of the
Frenchmen VINO died IN the Tmnsvaal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
TREASURY HAD 4 FIRE.
wa. soon Discovered and Quickly
ENtinEufshed.

Washington. Nov O.-At il:5o O'Clock
to-day IRE was discovered on the third
floor OF the treasury department. II was
extinguished before serious damage was
dome. The FIRE occurred IN room 60. used
by the auditor for the interior department
II destroyed and damaged some tempo
rary supplies used in the office. The loss
Il small The cause OF the Ere is not
definitely known. but is supposed to have
been either from spontaneous combustion
or a defective hue.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
RIoE's WILL no rATnICIN.
II Il Known ~ the second win OF
the Texas millionaire.

dhe Texas MttiiohmifFs
New York. Nov 30 NJ. =. Hardy. the
attorney representing Albert 7. Patrick,
today aled IN the surrosatos Court what
IS called the second wfn' OF the late
Texas millionaire. william Marsh Rice.
This viii makes number 81 small be-
quests 10 relatives and gives $1,000 TO the
william ". Rice Institution Of Texas.
Following these b,quests the viii says.
II give. devise and bequeath 10 Albert
r. Patrick. formerly Of Texas. all the rest
and residue OF my estate, real, personal
and mixed. heretofore or hereafter ac-
crued and whercsoeyer situated"
Counsel for executors of the 1895 will
made microscopic examination Of the
second Will Both che Wills are signed
wv NJ. Rice" although there Is re-
samblance IN both signature. the sigma
turc 10 the VIII nlcd to-day SIS said 40 be
almost a fac simllc Of signatures 10 the
Two checks presented for payment on the
dav on which Rice died. while the sigma
ture TO the viii Of 1895 diners somewhat
IN regard 10 the formation Of the Initial
oAF
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
FOUR MORE ARE DEAD.
several More of the Injured at San
Franciscoi wiz Die.

San Francisco. Nov. D-Four persons
injured In the glass works accident yea-
terday died this morning. making the to-
tai number OF dead seventeen Several
more Of the injured viii die. The dead
have an been Identified.
The injured now being cared for In hoa-
phais or at their homes number eighty
three
The managers Of the glass works state
that It was impossible for them TO keep
the people OF their buildings. they dis
claim an responsibility for the accident.
Cornelius McNlahon. aged Il years died
at escity and County Hospital tonight.
making the eighteenth victim OF the ac-
cident His skull was fractured by his
fan from the roof of the glass works.
or che ninety or more injured all are
doing well with che exception Of five. who
are not expected 20 live more than few
hours longer. their injuries having been
pronounced fatal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
NEGRO nIors u NEW YonN.
Police hoard said ca Have stopped
Investigations.

Police board said 90 Have stopped
Investigations.
New York. Nov 90-Fnnk Moss has
sent 20 Gov. Roosevelt. Mayor Van Wyck.
the police board and the district attorney
communications regarding the late negro
riots and tho part taken by the police.
especially In the investigation ordered by
the Mayor The communication was sign
ga by w. II. Brooks. president of the
Citizens Protective League. an orKaniza-
ton OF c3lored poopie With each COM
municafion IS sent a copy of numerous
Witnesses testimony of clubbings by the
police during the riots.
Brooks writes 20 the Governor thaf thD
r.llice commissioners have discontinue
their inveetigauous. pigeonholed com
plants against higher officials and have
not preferred a charge against a single
officer.
The Governor IS asked 90 consider the
matter sent him 90 the end that he mae
take action. Tho letters TO The Mayor ant
the other officials cover the same ground.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
vorE N NORTH CAROLINA.

unfort,te- for the different Con-
grc-smen In That state.
Raleigh. ~ c.. Nov. 30.-1he state can
vassing Board to-day canvassed the con-
eress.onai votes and announced majorities
as follows
FIRST district. John II. Small 9i3i. Sec
ord district. Claude Kitchen. Democrat.
loes0. Third district. Charles II. Thomas.
Democrat. 1900. Fourth district, Edward
" Pou, Democrat. 500; Fifth district.
william y. Kitchen. Democrat. isSi.
sixth district. John y. Beilamy, Demo
crat. i.71s. Seventh district, Theodore T..
Kiuttz. Democrat 2.Sa2: Eighth district
Spencer Blackburn. Republican, is5i.
Ninth district James ~ Moody. Hepubii-
can. 2iS0.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
CLAIMS ALMOST SETTLED.
Turkey VIII ray Through Construe-
tion of Cruiser.

tion of Cruiser.
Constantinople. Thursday. Nov. 2s--The
oplnion Is expressed in diplomatic circles
that the American claims arising from
the Armenian massacres may now be- re-
earded as practically settled. as an irnde
provsding for the building OF cruiser Ia
the United states is officially promul-
gated"
The question OF the consulate at Har-
poot remains open. the Porte perais'ing
In its refusal to grant an eXequa'ur 70
Or Thomas H. Norton. The moral ef-
feet, however created by the presence Of
the United states hatueship Kentucky at
smvrna in support Of the representations
of the American legation taken In con
junction with the settlement Of the other
claims. leads the legation to hope for an
early arrangement Of an outstanding dif-
ferencee
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
WANTED TRANsvAAL LET N.
Herr I<erdycis'S views of the Con-
Vention at The Hague

The Hague, Nov. ao.-Durinz the course
OF the debate on the budget in the Sec
ond chamber to-day Herr Kerdyk. Radi-
cal. reiterated his opinion that the
Netherlands ought 20 have declined tho
honor OF conveulng .he peace conference
unless the Trausvaal was admitted.
He highly approved Of che ufIer OF the
Dutch government 90 intervene between
the Transvaal and Great Britain before
the war and especially commended the
offer 10 place The Dutch cruiser Gelder-
land az Mr. Krugers disposal TO convey
hun from South Africa 90 Europe This
act. he said. had been appauded by the
whole world The remarks of Herr Ker-
iyll were greeted with loud cheers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

Paris. Nov. % A dispatch to the Havas
Agency from Pekin says the French min
lister there. ~ plclon. Is authorized. if
al the ministers are in accord. to sign
and hard to the Chinese Dlenipotentiariss
the propositions adopted by the diplomats
at the Chinese capital. though before the
Trescn,aUon Of the propos 'tions. the dis
patch adds. they viii probably undergo
fresh mndiHcatious
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
CONFIRMED TmE SENTENCES.
Four Natives of Philippines to Be
Hanged for Murder.

Manila. Nov. 20 Gen. Macarthur has
confirmed the sentence OF hanging passed
upon four natives recently convicted Of
murder AZ Lingayen. The condemned
we're members OF the Guariia Dc Honor.
a band OF assassins. whose victims were
kldnaped and boloed They viii bo hang
"a Dec. q.
The United states cruiser Newark, un-
der orders 90 proceed 90 Guam 10 lnvesti-
gate the circumstance 20 The disaster %
the United States auxiliary cruiser NOse-
mite has not yet sailed.
The United States transport Indiana,
which. ~ announced Nov H. went ashore
on the east side OF the Isla Dc Polio. on
the east coast OF Luzon. was successfully
noated and arrived at Blnangouan sound
short OF coal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
OSCAR WILDE - DEAD.
Passed Away In an Obscure House tn
Paris Latin Quarter.

Dublin. Nov. 30-A dispatch 20 tho
Evening Mail from Paris says Oscar
wilde IL dead. The dispatch adds thas he
expired In an obscure house in the Latin
quarter from meningitis and was received
into The Catholic Church on his deathbed.
According 10 the Evening Mails dis
patch Wilde died to-day.
Paris Nov. 30.-Osear wilde had been
living In a hotel on the Rue des Beaux
Arts where he had been known FOR sew
eral months under the name Mammoth.
For some time he had been indisposed.
In October he was Obliged TO submit TO a
serious operation. from the effects of
which he never recovered lie died ~
o'clock this friday morning al the Mat
s0n du pcirier an obscure hotel. in tne
presence OF Lord Alfred Douglass.
Paris Dec lie Journal says 70 S. ru-
mored that Wilde c0mmitted suicide.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
COMPLAINT mlDE TO SAVERS.
objection 10 Manner of Handling the
Galveston Fund.

Austin Tex. Nov. Information
reached Gev sayers to-day from Brazoria
and Galveston counties that there was
much complaint Of the way in which the
flood sufferers fund was being handled
by the various committees. II Is said
certain sections have not received any re-
lief
GOV Sayers to-day gave notice chat he
would not allow any Of the districts any
more money out OF the fund now in hts
hands until full and accurate report has
been made TO him By all the relief COM
mhtees
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

London. NOV. a0.-The officials of che
United states embassy say they have not
received any Instructions ia regard o TAX
Ing further steps for the release from
woklng Of Mrs. Florence AlaybrIck. who
4 under sentence q Imprisonment for
nfo on conviction q poisoning her hus-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
NOT so VERY PARTICULAR.
state Department simply wants T"r-
Key 10 Psy tn.

Washington. Nov. 3o.-No proposition
has come to the United States government
f,om Turkey looking TO the payment Of
the missionary claims under the suiae o.
an order FOR warship 70 be built In the
United. States
While IL /. hardly expected that any
formal proposition Of this kind wiz ~
forthcoming u Is Of course beyond the
mower OF the state department 20 pre-
vent or Interfere with any arrangement
that the Turkish govcrnment may .ntet
into with American shipoutidefs
ami individual claimants. The point
is after ell to have the claims
paid and the state dcpariwtnt officials
an. not very particular aSto the form in
which tho payments are made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

Berlin. Nov so-A specnal dispatch from
Peklu 10 the TaReblatt announces thas
Co. Yorck. commander OF German col
umn. who was reported to be az the point
~ deuth in consequence of inhallng fumes
from "a stove Ia his bedroom died at Iii
vaibai ON Nov. z. His body WILL arrive
IN Pckin to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
onsrra ro.llIen Do ManIIa.

S. Louis Nov. sO-Ths PostDispa,ch
to-day says
"Chief OF Police John W Campbell of
81 Louis has been offered the position OF
chlef o. police OF Manila, under the civil
government now IN course OF formation,
snd this oaer has been accepted"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
Why PEACE Is DELAYED.
Wired Miincr Explains as 90
South Afrfra.

''' Town. Nov. sG.--ln the course OF
o. dress to the Refugees Committee
'-e'iay. Sir Alfred Miner admitted
here had been a general mlscalcu-
a. to the time when peace wouli
,ofed. Guerilla operations. intend
oii''i the maximum Of Injuries upon
lors he said. were causing delay
hnally pointed out that those az
o.. HAHihs 10 render military service
d. aasten their own return. and that
81 "'her refugees by Joining the vol
In the field.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
DUNE SERIOUSLY ma
Author of the DooIey Letters IL sick
with Pneumonia.

Chicago. Nov. so.-Finlsy Peter Dunno.
author Of the "Dooley'' papers, and for
many years an active newspaper man OF
Chicago. f. danserousiy ~ With a pneu-
nlonia az 81. Lukea Hospital. Mr. Dunno
was taken ~ IN his apartments In the
virginia Hotel. but wns removed 20 the
hospital By the advice OF his physscians.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
mAD A PRIVATE CONFERENCES.
President aud Speaker Henderson
Talked ~ over.

washington. Nov oo.-The President and
Speaker Henderson had an extended pri-
vate conference this morning. They took
a long drive together. al which It Is un-'
derstood the programme Tor the coming
session OF Congress was discussed. The
President had driven to the station with
Mrs. Mex inley who left az 10 O'Clock for
New York. and upon his return 20 the
executive mansion found that Speaker
Henderson was awaiting him. ~ tire
Presi tents request. the Speaker entered
the carriage aud they drove on together.
They we're gone almost an hour
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

London. Nov. so--sir Edmund J. Mon
son. the British ambassador al Paris, has
arrived In London on three days leave Of
absence. on private business
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
CALLED ON TnE GOVERNOR.
Texas Telegraph Il Looking for Pro-
tectiOn.

Austin. Tex. Nov. So-onicers Of the
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
Company called on the Governor to-day
for protection. Tho CHIEF executive was
asked 60 send troops 20 San Antonio 10
suppress riotlng and keep the peace
there.
IL is understood that the Governor has
promised 90 send state troops or a com
pany Of Rangers.
This appeal Is the result Of the riot yes
terday al san Antonio. between telephone.
electrical workers and the police, in which
two men were KILLED
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

Fort Wayne. In. Nov. 0-Rev. Herman
Joseph Alerding, late Of -. Jozeph's par
y. indianapolis. was to-day consecratnd
fourth Bishop Of the Catholic dioccse Of
Fort Wayne
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

a.. 3, Cape Colony Nov. o0.--The
49, ot schweizer Reueke has been re-
t... oy a Column of troops sent from
v... ne 0eleaguerins Beers resisted. but
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

I.opdor. Nov. 2o.-Nothing in regard TO
the United States battleship Kentucky j.
coming direct from Smyrna. The auihof-
tiles there are evidently censoring all di-
matches.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
ANTI-VICE CAMPAIGN
NEW YORK'S COMMITTEE or FIF-
TEEN APPOINTED.
TAMMENY GIVEN A RAKING.
REQUEST To MAYOR WILL NOT BE
INHEASoN ABLE.


when the Report Was Received
ISiopstock Told a Inherent stors.
HIs Evidence Wu Be Turned
over ia cant Titus.
New York. Nov. %. Charles
Stewart smith. who was chair
man OF the resent meeting held in the
rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce 40
discuss the existence of vice ga this city.
and who was authorized to appoius a
committee OF fifteen Co formulate plans
for the eradication Of the evils comala ain-
ed Of appointed the committee To-day.
The rames are as follows.
James c. Carter. John $ Kennedy. Dr.
Felix Adler Jacob a schin. John a.
Rhoades. Joel q. Erhardt. Alfred T.
White. Charles sprague smith. George
Foster Peabody. William H. BaldNiu IT.
Alexander T.. orr Adrian Isein. Jr.. Rev
Robert T. Paddock Frederick -. Tappeu
Robert W. DeForeet
In announcing the committee. Mr.. smith
said
we have enough laws on morality. if
they are only enforced We have enough
laws to prevent theft ln office. IL they
were only enforced. Ia proportion % the
population and the number Of politicians
there Is as much theft la public places
now, az much official backmal aa there
was in tho time Of Tweed And as ths
reputation o. now So much tutger. tnc
stealings are. o. course. much greater.
There is way 10 reach this sort of
thing. and it would Be withiu the Scoops Of
the committees work 10 appoint an at
torney ana make certain test cases. The
only trouble has been THAI the complaint
OF the individual cluzeu has been ignored
but the Committee OF Fifteen viii be- ln a
position to make its requests felt ] have
heard Il said that We may request the
Mayor 10 do something Wen as Tam
many itself admits that something should
b. done. Il would rot Doe an unreasonable
request"
The Tammany side Of ~.
The Tammauy Investigation Committee
held a meeting to-day at which the sub
committee appointed Tor the purpose of
investigating the conditions iu the Eighth
Assembly District aud rcmeiying them.
rendered q Dong rport on the result .r
their work. Tine sus-committee reported
that from Police Captain Titus ana her
sources Il had learned that the district
Was c,ean. all the disorderly houses ani
resorts which had been complained OF
having been closed.
When the report was finished Chairman
Nixon asked IL any of che citizens pres
cnt had any Information 90 present Paul
klopstOck, chairman of club recrutlv
formed 20 ferret out vice. gave some evi-
dence which tended 10 set az naught tho
report OF the subcommittee reporting the
district clean. NlnpstoCk gave the com
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
NrTcnENER ~ COMMAND.
F'een Approves His Taking Place
81 Lord Roberts.

Ion Nov. s0.-The war Office an
'e1 this evening that Lord Roberts
''''"A over the command OF the British
.a South Africa yesterday TO Lord
j .uer.
tlrther announced that the Queen
.''e' Lord Kitchener's promotion to
an' general. with the rank OF gen
' while in command IN South Africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01
ENcLASD's DoNOs BELow FAR.
The New Issue sold ~ an AveraE'
Price OF o. 2-iO.

London, Nov. 90 Subscriptions 70 the
new issue Of 10000 per cent. ex-
chequer bonds. repayable In 1905. to-day
,otaned up 1895. 500. The tenders ranged
from IS 10 100. The average price was
IS 2.i0.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-01

""herts soon Due at Durham.
oan' Natal, Nov. so.-Lord Roberts Is