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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13

of the cold water on the surface Of the
body offers a powerful stimulus to the
network of nerves spread over. the
skin, a stimulus conveyed directly to
the nerve centers. This first advan-
tage is shared by home bathing, or by
swimming in the tanks Of city GYM
nasiums. But in addition to this first
effect the complex muscular exercise
involved excellently initiates the sys.
tenn of muscular training. on which
from the age of three years, must be
placed our chief reliance for the invig..
grafton of children. ...r = s.5<$ S :#
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-10-13
Twelve OHiceholders.

= Twelve OHicehO1derg. IS.
It so happened one day recently that
twelve men met in the town of Somer-
set, Pa, each of whom had filled the
Office of register and recorder in that
county within the last 6fty-seyen
years. "*.'- 5s
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

There was recently quarric1 IN ana
shipped from Ptckcns county. this state.
the largest single block % marble ever
cut from It's natural bed in this country.
II was twcnty-scvcn feet and two inches
hong. by four feet four inches. ~ four feet
three inches, containing IN an upwards of
30 cubic feet Ia size t. compares With
the great mouohths which were quarrie1
ny the ancient Egyptians and set up 80
their temples. This newest Georgia mon
onth g. said 10 be perfect IN every detail
Notwithstanding IT'S great size There Is
not a crack. a discoloration or flaw in
ID anywhere. II BE- 81 white as pure as
driven snow throughout its entirety. and
It's physical formation is as perfect as its
color That is, there are 40 spots that ore
either sou or coarse OF grain. There are
few places in the world az which this
great block o. pure marble could be dupll-
Gated. ana none where IL could be i'm
proved upon. So large md heavy was tire
monalilh under discussion that a spec al
railway car had 10 be- constructed Tor IT,
The car and its freight together weighed
upwards Of 75 tons.
Georgia marbles are already well known
and highly appreciated. by builders the
country over. All parsons who have socn
the magnificent Corconan Art Gallery in
Washington have been forced 90 az
knowledge the beauty Of the ma erlal
used IN its construction. Probably fow
beholders are aware that an OF the mar
bic employed Ia the building OF that
splendid pile came from the halls OF g or
sla. set such IL the fact. The state clpi-
tai o. Rhode island furnishes anot ler
striking demonstration OF the beauty q
Georgia marble. About thfcr-quartcrs
OF the marble in that edincc came from
this state In the city OF wor ester.
Macs. one Of the handsomcst BUILDINGS s.
that OF the State Mutual Life Insurance
Company. built OF Georgia marble. one OF
the handsomest buildings N the world bar
none. Is the Congressional library 81
Washington. constructed largely Of Gcor-
gia marble.
The wealth OF Georgia in marbles 3
very great. In the Jour southwestern
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

IL Is the ambition % Postmaster General
ssmith 20 extend enc rural free delivery
a. nearly throughout the country as hc
cat during bis term of Office. HIS an
nual report asks for a large appropria-
,ion for the service and the probablu-
aes are that b. VII. be- granted much
II tae opposition which has heretofore
5es8 heard has disappeared and there
are few 81 any eonsressmeu VINO are not
Ql.morirg FOR an extension Of ,he service
n thelr districts
what s the rural free delivery u s.
practically travelling post office. To-
wagon The carrier is che postmaster.
authorized 20 perform al % the fuuetsons
Of e f0urth-cisas postmaster. ana others
thar have not heretofore been Included So
such oficisga duties Tho rural carrier
soils stamps and post Office stationery.
registers letters. draws and pays money
orders-in short be brings 10 the door OF
the farmer either daily or tri-weekly all
81 the oonvenlencea Of the post Office Of
the sown
II mas been estimated thai the rural
free delivery can be operated IN 81 per
cent 81 the country territory % the
Emitted states. or that about 5000 square
miles can b. covered hy tho carriers The
cost Of lowering this territory. al the
present rate Of compensation. would ~
T Boz the neiEhborbood Of 80 0o.oo0 per year.
1 As au offset something like 70 per cent
81 tac fourih-class post offices would be
j discontinued. together with number Of
| che star routes. tine cost Of which IS now
I So op0.o90 This would make M net cost
Of the rural free delivery gl5o0.0o0 a year
( The population which would be served by
/ these routes g. about 100000 persons.
which would make the cost Of the service
q cents per capita per annum Payments,
Of course. viii be made out Of the nation
al treasury. and not by assessments upon
/ the people served.
Is enc service worth the cost? No sec-
tion ia whsch Il has been established has
ever had ans fault u md n places che
farmer and the woodsman in constant ana
I ready communication with the markets
/ and she outer world. Under the old plan
/ 30 e. necessary for the farmer 20 hose the
/ services Of man. or a boy. and horse
,he better part Of day every time u Is
I desired 10 get the mail Ia the run Of
I year this loss amounts 10 a pretty con-
Siderable sum- even where mail day
comes only onee a week. Aside from tho
economy to the Individual she rural free
4 delivery. y Is claimed. will make country
/ life more attractive 10 farmers sons and
daughters. ana thus check tho tendency
towards a concentration Of population IN
/ The cities.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
snIr srnsInY NIL tactic.

Among the reports floating about Wash
ington 80 one 20 the eject that Reore-
sentative Burton Chairman or the River
and Harbor committee has been told that
IL he opposes the ship subsidy hul the river
and harbor bln vii be- defeated. MIR Bur
ton g. an Ohio man. and being the heal
OF the River and lfarbor Committee. has
. good deal or influence IN che House. II
seems that he IS not In favor Of the ship
subsidy bin He sees a good many arsu-
ments ugaiuss IL, and u reports do not do
him injustice he mas been very free in
expressing his opinion IN respect 10 the
bill IT'S talk has reached che ears Of
those who are pushing the bill. ana they
have undertaken 10 silence him and %
bring him into lire with iis supporters by
trcatcuing 20 defeat the river and harbor
bin.
Il would seem from this that u IS che
purpose OF the hackers Of the ship sub
sidy bin % force 81 through Congress
without regard 90 ite merit or whether
or not the people want e. There must
be- big money IN It for somebody. or else
1 its merits would be depended uuon 20 sc-
/ cure SIS passage A. a matter Of fact
/ only the shipbull3crs and two or three
4 strong lines Of steamships would be benz
I Gifted by IT, /, Sc even said by those who
have given the bin very careful study
4 that K 81 should he passed the merchant
I marine Of tho country would be injured
rather than benefited.
i All % tire subsidy money would so TO
I a few strong companies ana they would
/ build only enough ships 20 absorb the
/ subsidy. There would be no indueement
/ 70 others 60 build ships ara establish
4 transportation lincs between the ports of
4 ths country and those OF other countries
I Besides. tho steamships that would get
the subsidy are not the kind th1t do tho
bulk OF the earryius trade. what are
known as tramp steamets carry the bulk
OF the freiEhfs between this country and
Europe Ii is not The purpose Of the BIN
10 give steamers 81 this eiass any part
81 the subsidy The more the chin sub
sily scheme rs studied the clearer il APP
pears that THE purpose OF q Is not SO
much 20 benefit the country rs 10 benefit
certain great interests. That this IS 50
Ril doubles appear when the biz is
taken W FOR consideration.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

There are 100 Chinese pupils in queens
College. IIong-Kons. varying In age from
nine up 70 twen,y-throe. and many or
them have family cares in che shape Of a
wife ana children az home. says the New
York Tribune Each year secs decrease
40 tae proportion Of married sehoolbovs
ana tAe average age becomes less every
}t1r Ia its early history boy. OF an
ages were 20 be found in the school and
= was quite possible TO ind father and
son rru dead hear for the FIRST prize
Sometimes family rivalry was productive
OF dire results. as the following experience
~ Mr.. May the second master. bears
witness. Mr. May had been but short
time az the school when one day he
noticed that 4 boy was absent. and he
made inquiries as 20 the reason. The fol-
lowing dialogue in Chinese took place.
ofhcious Boy-Pieasc. sir. Ll-ho-wacb
isn't we'll
Naster-What BE- the matter with him
OHc.ous Boy-His father thrashed him
last night and he is too bad 10 come 20
school to-day.
Master-He must have committed "a
grave fault 20 merit so severe a thrsshinp
What did he do
oncious Boy-plcase sir. ne laughed
when you cgned his father yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
HDEX 10 NEW ADyERTlSENESIS

Meeting-Gcore4 Historical Society.
Military 0r3arF-or9crs No. ~. Irsa
Jasper Greens
SPECIAL Notices Suwsnee springs
Water Fancy and Re-areesea Brick. sa-
ysnGah Bullains supply Company.
Business Nofices-E a ~. Ianudry.
Steamship sche1ules-Mercnauts ana
Miners Transportation Company steam
ships for BaNimore and Philadelphia,
Auction sale-Horse. Wagon. Harness,
Etc.. by A. X Wilson. Auetioneer.
Anusernrnrs-Tn Kumt- Hearn Com
pany. q, Taeater Tonight
Furniture. Carpets. Draperies Etc
Lindsay q Morgan.
Mineral Water Bufalo L3thia water.
Legal N0tIees-c ltatlons from tie Court
81 Ordinary Ct Chatham County.
Biscuit. Etc.-NAtlonat Bis uit Com
pany.
Christmas eouyeulrs-At Hogsn's.
Washing Powaer-peafline-
AAedlcal-Tutts Ptllg Hostetter's ston-
aoh Blueu Hoofs pills. casioria. Or.
Hathaway Company.
Cheap Column Advertlacmenis-Eelp
wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent
For Sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
Personal.

Job Caslett OF EdwarIsvuie Pa e.
q busy man. unta recently Ia held tx
offices Ia that town. Be was au. CESS
lanitor Of the town hall driver Of the
lookup town Clerk. driver u tac boro4-h
Team and street comml Jones. TIE our
thought that he was entirely TOO busy anl
removed him as burgess. but Die sal ais
the nve other positions.
Gen Juan Luis Baeron o. Guatemala
who is now Do San Frarclsco on visit
was a lieutenant colonel on tho stsn Of
Gcc John G. Fremont Wnen the Path
finder made biz second trip aeross enc
Rockies lie went "a temala iu Is19
and recently obtained a couee sion for a
railroad lire which Is % cross the Chue-
pachc mountains rear tire Ease ~ the
great volcano o. santa Maria, which IS
1900 feet high.
The late Henry Willard gave away q
great deal Of money during his feline.
ln addition 30 numerous henefa tons bee
slowed on European charitable aad e1u-
cational institutions. he contributed hbor-
8lly go the Oregon ana Washington state
unlvefslues Harvard Columbia. the Net
rupotan Museum Of Arr ana tine Natural
History Museum in Central Park. New
York
Considered from a purely physi -ai
point m ny European royalti may fair
IS b. set down as squatty. Toe Car -
Russia IS only feet ? inches tan the
King ~ Italy b. feet inches ard the
Prince of Wales g. but 5 feet inches
though he weighs 81 pounds. TIE IA.
Kings prize goes 10 H.s n festy q Port
ugaI who tips the beam al 8os pouu g;
he IS feet inches tai
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

While a student a. Harvard University
says the Ladies' Home journal. Phillips
Brooks vas walking in the yard one day
with a prof ssor who asked him v Dat
be intended making Of himself.
II am thinking o. the ministry" an.
swered the youth.
Then Danish such thoughts said the
professor earnestly Your manner Of
speech would forever bar you from be-
ing successful in that calling"
Many years later when Phillips Brooks
was on Of the worlds great pulpit ora
tors the most expert stenographor iu
England took down one 81 hts sermons
and said
ANY stcnographer who thinks he has
conquered fast takers should try Phillips
Brooks"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

m. ..s--lI- 49, - ~ > -,--rI-1 IL rFfrr,
20 anu" TO" ~ ''
turns Of occupation in cases where the
euumerators have given a 100 literal de-
..ri...,,, % 4, ,..-s,..... ..,..,,,.,..,.. .,.-,
t"s i"-t" soi'4i iH'"u. 4Asie are '"'
census terms 70 cover such cases. o..
-upatlons not included ID the regular
nst may Be entered as 20. 7. meaning
.otaer things" or ~. o !" when stands
FOR moi aalnfu3 To rbeoee batueen tba
TWO sometimes suggests amusing connie
cations.
An enumernto~ iu Indiana renor,a1
"druukard" as tho oe-unotson Of one ~
Ills men. The census oeies entered him
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
a NEGLECTED soUncE or WEALTH.

NEGLECTED SOURCE oF WEALTH.
THe psaltry product ~ ibis country is
couservatlve.y eliminated % b. worth TAO
hundred ana ninety million dollars a year.
more taan the value o.. 40 inc NH d
cows iu tne United states. what proper
ZION % this great wealth is being produced
10 GearE.s We have IA answer 10 the
fact that mors than half u zoe eggs and
poultry that we consume come 20 az from
other states. e. the north 81 ~ princl-
na..y from Tennessee and Maryland We
90 not according 70 fAe statistics, raise
ore-AaR a. what We eat Jos she poultry
proau Hts. Ws import every year ana
particularly d4rne tae fan ard winter
uorths. thousands 81 dozens OF esgs and
thousands ~ pounds 90 dressed poultry
There De- 10 good reason FOR This. There
sa't any lection o. the word that t. bet
,er suited 81 poultry raising than Geof-
ela. The climate tle soil. the water the
products Of the fields. are al peculiarly
adaqted to poultry farming Then Why
DO not our farmers raise chickens az q
matter ~ proat? "Nost Of them seem 20
mink that the poultry industry IS too
small Tor them 10 undertake" says ar i'm
dus,rlal bulletin Just issued by the CEN
iral - Georgia Ral~ay. And that Is
probably about the truth OF it
Tie bulletin. which has been published
Tor eratultoas distribution along the lines
81 che Central. contains an amount % tn
formation respecting the poultry business
that Il valaa BILE Il ls vel written. ard
ought 70 have the effect Of arousiug the
Interest % Georglans tn hens and eggs.
A word 81 warning is uttered against
rushing hlludly into the business. ANY
old thing" will not do IN the raising Of
chickens. The stock should be- selected.
u profits are 90 be taken. scrub fowls
will rot lay large, ane eggs. one might
as reasonably expect scrub cattle 20
produce thoroughbred oGspriuv sue
/ cessful poultry raising Says The bulle-
tin. IS essentially "a question d detail +
Many pers5na who get tne chicken
fever" are quickly cured oil g by the
small ex8ctions Of the business They de-
cline to b. bothered with the Htle details.
deeming them unworthy OF their atten-
ton Hu, IL these ntte things that go
TO make success. a large lot Of chickens
Is very little more trouble than small
lot
There Is no trouble about a market for
the product Il may be thar the country
store Of the nelghborhood does not care
TO buy eggs. but the cities want them al
ways. Tennessee ana M1rs land mud s
profitable to chip eggs hundreds Of miles.
would no, Georgia ma il profit
able TO chip them thirty. forty OF
/ atty miles to the citless ~ present eggs
are retailing fu the cities Of Georgia Tor
upwards of two cents each. ana the most
I Of the money for 'hem is being sent out
OF the state. For ten months out Of
twelve. usually, the egg market is good
There S. seldom eiut. ana the proh'
OF che output. 10 the producer s. greater
/ than for about any other farm product
/ Georgia ought not only 10 raise her own
poultry and eggs. bat considerable sur
4 plus 20 sell 10 states chat are not so favor.
I ably coudltioucd by nature.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
Passenger Fares from Savannah.


FIRST apf ,eT.,. .a.'' ~, IAi'lS' ~
s,tet, ,r,, n 80. 80 49, - III -, IN
~ l4'lA ~. = 1AblS alsi ~ LkAlE-
s.rrt. = ~ s (. -. AO1ND At.4f' tSig-
> ~ y = ~ ,'. ~. W.
- DDS ION-fIhS CABIN, al
-. eAblN ROUND TIKI, s.. ~
>. = !.si t'iA ~ CALM, SlIi ~ ERAt.
4taA = cabin ROUND IR4P, - oi
.t.f-hA1E, Ui.15
~ express steamships Of this line are
sPf'lhtti % eall from savannah. Central
i@thl meridian tire. as follows.
SAVANNAH 10 NEW york.
er7.v C.r ,,..,.,.-. -. ,..
-. 49, ~ , a NaPe. bAskett
=. ,..,. 80 !, Hte. = ~ y M -
NV r '41-i.' Ihlt- sll''"' Al i'''-
L e -, p a.@l y m. -.
1865 - J.. tapl. hisheA' % -
nc. ~ ~. - {, 80 M
49,. = ti''il - iiN1' apt hesE
= - 49, -. - !. ~. ,-...
. .. LA tiASs-i.. 9apt. Ashlns. TUES
10! - - Iss' ~ 80 y III
- ~ ~ > a. apt Dassetl
:, ,lt.a1.i - De ~ 80 = ~ ,.-,
- ., ~. ttfi. app. smith, sAtD II
:. bA ~ De ..,.. y. ll.so a n; -,-,.-
h-hNS-As ~ !. Napt. f4sAet' ~ ssAAfl
-. n, - m, $50 -.,,,.-,.
:, - T. 80 Z. opt NhN''s' N ~
-I DAA i. De- * S;.9 ?; n.
~ ~ = - =, = ~ capt Sers'
,.i,l, - = -, -, 49, ,. u ~.
CITY l, T.. OF AUGUSTA capt Dasseia
,. - isi,s 49, p.rsnasr,v.
= 49, ~ Ni'''"' - - I
t-.N-ss NV o.. ,,,...- .rt.r.va
NV NJ. = s-0a = -,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

counties o. rl-kens. Glmeg. Fannia ard
Cheroker there are deposits - great ex-
tenL lr certain loealfses are g De- found
eaore1 m4retss tue.adlcg the tE ly
p-szsa srsen taat s. 50 rare and 50 costs.
Do 5ne Gel s.9n taefe d fallfaaA lnat has
t tei tor several mikes upon aerosst
% fae ru-sst and mot beautiful matb =
Tee exp.1i'a lon o. tfls wealth 81 tsc
areft bI.4las material De- tha world hs
heretofore s..u aampsfed l} a lack q To-
Ga. capital The time Is comirg ana Is
90. fsr On. when Georsa viii rank with
any other seetion % rae world as a maro =
nro1sser.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

There Is probability that the great
Rogers Locomotive Works 81 Paterson.
~. j., which are 20 b. closed down per-
rnanenfy IN that city. WILL be- removed 20
birmingham. 4 movement Be- on foot la
the Alabama city 10 secure the transfer
ard s. gives fair promise Of success. Tho
Rogers works are among the most famous
IN the world. and their locomotives are
known wherever thefe ore railroads 10
remove them 20 Birmingham would be TO
pisce them IN position where they coutI
dictate prices for American locomotives.
since they would be- IN the heart Of tho
coal and iron district Of Alabama.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Represontatvo seaborn Wright OF
Floyd. according 20 report. was righteous
Is Indignant st the absenteeism noted IN
tie House on Saturday Practically two.
thirds Of the members were out Of their
scots Mr Wright thinks that free rail-
way passes are largely 20 blame for the
condition Of affairs II the gentleman from
Floyd wishes 20 institute a real reform
let him Introduce and support a bin pro
hibliing free 49, 10 members Of the
General Assembly. and prohibiting tue
payment Or per dlema Tor days not actu-
ally served. Touch the absentee member
on his pocket nerve, ana he win stay in
Atlanta and attend TO bis busiuess Mr.
Wright. ~ q reformer. ought also 10
support a. strongly IS be can the propo-
Fition for bisnnlal sessions.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

The ship subsidy bin Is going TO receive
some hard blows la the house Of its
friends Republican opposition 10 II e.
growing Congressman Burton. charm IN
Of The River aud Hlreor Commit ee-ln1
who by the way. comes from sc ltor
Hanna's own town.-has declared in po-
stion 20 the measure aud now Repre-
sentative Bromwen. also Of Ohio h 3
gone on record ia an interview a. orpo 49,
Ing tho scheme on principle. Mr. Brom-
well points ont that 8, IS rot the f,e.gh.
curriers' hat the fancy fast rasstn-sr
shlps that are patrouizcd by hlh peape
which would receive the bounty money.
Aud these vessels 10 net need aid.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

There has been some talk among New
Jersey Democrats OF giving Ex-President
Cleveland a complimentary vote for United
states senator IL tranepires. however.
that Mr. Cleveland has not been a citizen
Of tho state long enough to make him
eligible. hence the graceful acc VIA not
be performed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Dom Paul is likely 20 experience chill
In Germany. after his warm reception In
France. Emperor williams plans viii not
permit o. HE seeing the man from the
.rransysal and Il Is presty certain that
Official Germany viii follow the lead %
the Emperor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Lat week che BRUSH steamship Boiiv-
Ian sailed from Now Orleans for Ro;ier-
cam loaded with cargo Of 80 tons OF
graln. This ls an exceptionally large cargo.
The shlp aeGt out drawing tweniy-eignt
feet j, is ships ana oargoes Of tnis class
tna< Savannah will be able 70 handle
when she Fets her twsnty-elght-foot chan
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

Lands In Dooly county srs worth $ 10
SO per acre more now than the same ianaa
we're worth a year ago, according 90 Judge
Henderson Of Vienna. That shows what
South Georgia Is doing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

10 TIE BEST ard The sarsesi GU.
dent insurance corporation for CONNER
ciai Travellers IN the work.. We have a
membership Of over q 50. We have q re-
serve fund Of over &i4s0oo. No commerclai
traveller can afford 70 be without tho pro-
lection we give him. Write the Secretary
who VIII cheerfuily give al info m ton
~ p. PfNLEY. EDWARD TRENEAl'
President. Sec. & Treas.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

st Faurs Lutheran Church NJ
schwenksNile. Pa has been celebratinr
the one hundred and uftcth anniversary
of lts foundation. IT, tAe PAST seventy
years Il has had but two pastors. Rev.
Frederick Wage and his son. Rev Os-
win #. Wage. TIE latter has been ia
charge since lsi0
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
CURRENT cOMwENr.

The Chicago Chronicle CDem) says
Prince George OF Greece, who Is to we'd
Princess Victoria Of Woies, has petiiloned
Lord salisbury TO annex to the British
crown the island Of crete Of which DC is
hieh commissioner aud within whose CON
fines nc must reside. Tao reason assign
"a Is mat otherwise Princess Victoria VIII
become a subject OF the sultan Of Tur.
40 ! Mohammcdan ruler who has ap-
solute right 10 re-enforce his seraglio from
among his subjects. The British tax
raver viii be more iikeiy 70 apprehend the
real motive rs be attachment 70 the pup
h.. nurse. which under the rcignlng SOW
,reieu. has been made TO stretch even
unto che third and fourth generation ~
those thai love Her Majesty and Keep
her commandment
The New York Commercial Qud) SAYS
There was trlhing difference in the es-
Inmates OF Mr. Carnegie and Mr.. Frick
as 10 the net. earnings OF their company
for lao--a mere matter Of 5000 0e0-aud
ID now appears from unofficial announce
mcuts that the profits for the pact nine
months were approximately sSoepopo.
which would inai-ate that the thrifty
scotchmans estimate OF Si0.oQoo0 for iAe
wear was moro nearly correct tlnn .1a;
of h.e AIan Friday al So 90. IL must
be bitter disappointment TO Mr.. Prick,
however. 20 learn 81 this shortage Of 81
ua0 900 IT, estimated profits For less 'sc-i-
Gus errors OF Judgment than this men
nave been known 20 so out deliberately
aud commit suicide
The Philadelphia North American CRcpl
SAYS. "Thc story mat Senator Piatt Wi
resign from the senate and take a place
ln President McKIniey's cabinet although
seemingly supported by Circumstance ai
evidence and corrohorative detail is no,
credible n Is not thiukahie thaf Pres
ldcnt Mckinley VII handicap himself our
Iug his second term. in which be- mat
urlly wishes 10 make record that will
BE- remembered with prde by his party
sud respect hy the nation. hy callne INTO
hls council ana ogicial family q political
boss OF the cnNber OF Piatt."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03
S@ W! ~.
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
New York, Boston
AND a.
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. An
the comforts Of - modern hotel. E.eetrls
Lsnts. JEexcelled table. Tickets lnclgas
meals AMI 5crths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-03

The Norfolk Cvs) Landmark protests
against newspaper writers calling che
DowaEer Empress OF China "Ta An"
she IL no more Tsi An than she Is ching
Ling POO Il says Really what differ
enee does 81 make. 20 long as the readers
know who Is meaut2 II We could get
,hem used 10 her as MARY Ann" 8, would
do juss as web nut since SHE has been
started az ''Tsi An" We see nothing to 10
but keep IL %