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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
A LA MILLENNIUM. !"
New England Ministers Compare

sou.
A peculiar remark made by minister
az a New England dinner. causo some
comment He was being served for the
grst time with Grape-Nuts food. He
looked up and asked what Il was. and
being tod. said. They might have nam
Cd u millennium" The hostess. q lady on
the editorial stan OF the Boston Watch
man, further remarks
'slnce the Millennium came 20 our cul-
sine. we have no further occasion 20
take into our stomachs the masses OF
pasty. partly cooked food 9hnt we used
before Grnpe-Nuts came. / epeuk d.
rectIy OF myself ] had been for o long
time the victim Of gastric Indigestion.
brought on by steady mental work ard a
lack OF proper food. / pnracd FleeplesH
nights and work IN the day time was ex-
ceedingly dimcult. Many spells OF YER
tlro came on ana my nerves and temper
were IN anything but a normal condition.
Il finally had three successive night at
tarks and I verify thought the end had
come. / would throw out az midnight
the lunch Of Scotch porridge eaten che
noon previous. unchanged. except that it
had turned intensely bitter. Violent vom-
ting continued for eight or ten hours
and the after-exhauation was oil but
deafhiy.
Il could see plainly that utter break
down was ahead Of me. just az this
time I was tel 20 use Grapc-Nuts and
found the food cure. / quickly gained
strength ara flesh. my gastric troubles
were relieved. and my sleep swees again.
Aside from the powerful nutritive value
40 almost any dish that u rs added tor
FOR instance a spoonful cr two stirred
into a bread pudding before baking. gives
II marvellous favor. FAR superior 10
srlces. also a little cooked IN custsrd for
lunch or supper. nos only adds special
relish. but special susteaance.I Irs. l..
8. Goodwin.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

In order 70 commemorate by means
OF a permanent record the historic Incl
dent wlncb occurred outside IT, paurs
Cathedral on tho occasion 81 The service
held IN connection with Queen vlcsoria's
diamond jubilee celebration. IN 1897. tho
Cathedral authorities are having cut on
the pavement below the steps leading 90
the west entrance che simple bat expres-
sive phrase; Here Queen Victoria re-
surned thanis.-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
OPERATORS NAY CLOSE Down.
Say They VIII DO So ~ che Miners
Declare a Strike.

Hazleton. Pa. sept. THE only new
development in the strike situation here
tonight Is the unconarmed rumor which
has gained general circulation that II a
strike II declared by the national exec
utive board o. mine workers tomorrow.
all the operators IN the region would close
their coileries down FOR an indeanite pa
riod on Sunday night
Operators aud eUperiutendgnts, when
asked about the matter nrofessed entire
Ignorance OF the alleged general under
standing 20 this effect among the e.al in
teresis. II such a decision has been reach
al aud "a carried into effect, q will b.
Impossible next Monday to tel fully low
many men are IN favor q or against the
inaugural on OF a strike.
u can BE- positively stated that the op-
orators viii not agree o. arbitration.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
NntinnnI pnrtr commlttce.

New York. Sept. &c. n. Osborne OF
the new National party has appointed
tho following Campaign Committee.
Chairman. Robert A. wiademan; secre-
tary. T. q. Abbot Charles y. Norris Of
Connecticut. +. Bach OF Massachusetts.
T. Spear fiavely OF Kentucky. Louis y.
Lacroix OF North Carolina. Ralph Wells
Of Indiana. Benz. G. Potls OF Pcnnsyi-
vania. o. o. winter OF Minnesota and
Paul Fulton Of Now York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
NO AGREEMENT REACHED.

Bar Miu ana Pudding scale Is I'm
stntu quo.
Detroit. Mich. Sept. mo agreement
has yet been reached on the bar min and
pudding scale By the Amaisamated As
ISOLATION. aud the irou manufacturers who
are comforting on It IN this city. The
manufacturers offered the men $40 a
ton.
70 was rumored tonight that the Anal
gamated conference committee was divid-
"a into two factions. one willing 20 ac-
crpt the offer of the manufacturers, and
the other holding out for their demands.
Il Is thought that n scale win be signed
or negotiations broken on at tomorrow
me citing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Boston. Sept. Some great record
breaking was done Ia to-nlghts two hours
riding In the Golden Vase event az the
Charles River Park. me exciting records
for one hour and ~ 10 two hours being
broken. The previous record for two
hours riding was made on "Wednesday
last By shnson with g miles, i.f7o yards.
Tonight Archie McEachern. tho Canadian
champion, went 90 miles. 6i2 yards.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

New York. sept THE steamer TTave,
which arrived to-day. brought back more
OF TIC. Christian Endeavor delegates 20
the convention az London. This Is said
10 he the last contingent. Many q this
marty. ike those who preceded them home.
were stranded IN various parts Of Europe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Detroit. Mich. Sept. THE National
Association OF Letters Carriers to-day re-
elected the following officers President.
John y, Parsons. New York: vice pres
Ticnt. 81 +. Finnan. bloomington. III.
secretary. Edward J. Cantweil. Brook
yu. n. ": treasurer. Alexander y. Nc
Donald. Grand Ranids, Mich.
Chattanooga was selected as she place
for next years convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

New York. Sept. The strike OF the
iron workers On the new East river
bridge, which has been in progress FOR
several weeks. was satisfactorily settled
10 day one hundred OF the men struck
because their wages had been reduced
from s. 20 per dny 60 SD. Theye,lemand-
ed "a per day. as they SAID their work was
very dangerous, Under n compromise the
men will receive 50 Is per day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
APPEAL Fon sHIRrwAIsrs.

Letter Carriers Petition ca PosfOfHce
Department..
Detroit. Mich. sept THE Letter Car
rlsrs' Convention decided 10 meet next
year at Chattanooga, Tenn. Among the
resolutions passed Is one pctitioaing the
postonice department for relief from sum-
mer heat BY prescribing uniform shir,
waist or shirt 20 be worn without the uni
form coat.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
IN a RECEIVERS HANDS.


baltimore, Nd. SEPT. T.-Theopuiis Tunis
Of shis city president Of the company.
and II. y. Nichols OF Norfolk. Va. were
appointed receivers OF the Tunis Lumber
Company IN the United States Circuit
Court.
An official OF the company states that
the rcceiyership was rendered necessary
by the unsatisfactory condition Of the
lumber markets. making II impossible 20
dispose Of the compsnys large stosk of
Manufactured lumber except at great sac
rlnce. Il Is believed by the company s
officials that the rcccivership will be OF
short duration. Similar action was taken
n Norfolk. Va. yesterday.
A statement OF assets and liabilities Is
being prepared at the company's Offices,
but until II Is completed The receivers re-
fuse 20 estimate the amount OF either la
bllitics or assets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Cleveland. o.. sept lowing 20 the dis
inclination Of the Western Traffic Assoc
ciation 10 grant the rate Of cent mile
which was one OF the conditions on which
Denver WAS selected as the place for me
next oncampment OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic. Cleveland has made bid
Tor the oncatuornaut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
INDIANS IN nan CONDITION.
War Department WIN Take steps to
A0ord Them some Ala.

Washington. Sept. THE Secretary OF
the Treasury has received advices from
Alaska. confirming the reports that a
most depiorable condition exists among
the native Indians along the coast from
Cape Nome northward.
The treasury officials arc power
,less TO render any aid 20 the
sufferers owing 20 the fact that the de-
partmcnt has no available funds FOR such
a purpose. but Gen. spaulding has written
a letter 20 the war department.. which
has a fund that can be- drawn upon IN
emergency cases like the present. recon-
mending that food be- supplied and dis
tributed under the direction OF the army
officer Ia charge OF the troops stationed
there. The treasury department viii fur
nish surgeons
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
EARTnatANE DfD DAMAGE.
Five Indians Killed by Water Rush
ing Into Cave.

Seattle. Wash. Sept. IAN earthquake
at Laiyua Bay Aug. II. according to in
formation brought over by the steamer
Bertha. did a vast amount OF damage.
Five Indians are known 10 have been kill
Cd Two heavy shocks we're felt, accord
Ing 20 Indians. The i've Indians report
81 70 have been killed are on small ISL
and situated about a mile from the face
on the glaciers. They were IN "a cave and
were drowned by the rush OF water Chief
George. one OF the best known Indians
IN the Northwest. was among the drown
"a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
ARMoR PLATE WAS TESTED.

Carnegie Plates stood the Ordeai
and VIII he Accepted.
Washington. Sept THE Bureau Of
Naval Ordnance held a test at Indian
Head proving grounds yesterday OF Car
negie plate intended 20 form group 81
the side armor on the monitor Arkan-
sas. now building az Newporf News.
Tho shots were fired from a G-inch gun.
The plate passed the test successfully aud
the group which Il represents was ac-
cepted REALISTICALLY for the government.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

--Boston has an annual hand-organ r.
eitaL On a day previously announced all
the hand organs IN the city are gathered
az one place. and each organ nrInder IN
turn plays for the hsneGt of the censor.
II the music ~ W 10 he Bossoaeae stand.
ard license T. granted % the organ
grinder. n q Be o. the wheeny. sqrenky
variety the owner n requested 70 seek
some other community where that k.nd
az music II appreciated.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
KILLED NIGHT wATcHMAN.

Robbers Were Going Through the
Depot Money Drawer.
Marshall. Mo. Sept. III. II. Mowry,
night operator OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad. was held up by three mashed
robbers. While the men were rlfing
the station money drawer Night Watch
man Aulgur appeared, and pointing his
pistol through the partly op~n door. com
manded tho men 20 surrender. He was
Immediately shot IN the eye by one Of the
robbers and died soon after. The robbers
escaped.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Havana. Sept THE Mayor Of Trini-
dad, province Of Santa Clara, has wired 20
the military governor from Casida for
assistance. claiming that cyclone de-
stroyed all the crops OF the district and
that the people are destitute Efforts viii
be made 10 relieve the situation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
CROPS N PORTO RIcO.

some of Them In Good shape hut
Many Ncu want work.
San Juan de Porto Rico. Sept. Gov.
Amen returned to San Juan yesterday aft
or a weeks tour through the mountain
ous region OF the island. He found con-
siderable crops on the rice and corn plan
tations, but little coffee. The people ex-
pressed themselves as anxious for work
and as ready 20 build roads. Gov. Allen
returned with the conviction that II prop
erly encouraged the portions OF the ISL
and TINT he visited are capable Of wonder
fut deveiopmerf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
BurLDING ANN LOAN FAILURE.

Largest of Its Kind Ever known I'm
McT<eesporf, ga.
PiUsburg. Pa, Sept. THE Fifth Ave
nue. Savings and Loan Association Of Nc
Reespori. Pa. S. insolvent. and receiver
has been appointed. An alleged discrep-
ancy OF $1,000 has been discovered ia the
accounts OF former secretary.
The cash value OF the association g. Siss.-
60, and the failure g. the largest IN the
history of building aud loan associations
IN the state. Nearly seventeen hundred
mill workers had deposited AL their saw
ings Ia the concern
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
ATTENDED THE sfANEUvERs.
German Emperor Looks for stable
Government in China.

gtettin. Sept. THE Emperor and En-
press OF Germany arrived here to-day
to attend the imperial navy maneuvens.
Ir rcpiy 20 an address Of welcome from
the bureomaster. His Majesty declared
his conviction that success woula attend
thc efforts being mode 10 establish IN the
Far East Stable government. and order
~ conditions under which the German
merchants cau carry on trade undisturb-
- ard without risk.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
LUMBER GOING TO CHINA.
Indicates Americans VIII Remain
There some Time.

Seattle. wash, Sept. THE govern
msnt transport Goodwin is now az Taco
ma, loading building lumber for the troops
IN China. She viii come to Seattle TO
complete her cargo q $4,000 feet. taking
also six hundred doors and eight hundred
windows.
The war department Is 20 establish a
cartonm. nj. or temporary post AT Taku.
Local officers Of TIA army believe that
this shipment OF lumber indicates that
American troops are to be kept in China
at least six months.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

London. sept THE police OF Buda-
pesth. according 20 a dispatch from Wen
na 70 the Daily Mail. have captured
sang q wholesale note forgers. Including
political lawyer named Tankta and Frau
koyarsc. well-hnown painter. Inkata
tried 10 shoot himself.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Louisville. Ky. Sept. 7.--Popuiists OF the
Fifth Congressional district tonight nom
mated william Parker Tor Congress. He
Is the father Of Popuiist National Com
miiteeman Joe a. Parker.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
RAILROADS WANT MONEY.
VIII Charge for Hauling Presiden-
tfnI Candidates.

Will thnrge TOR hnuthhA
tinl Candidates.
Chicago. Sept. 7.-RaIlroads operating
south OF the Ohio and cost OF the Ms
Fiaippl. have departed from the time
honored campaign year custom OF gra-
tiously wheeling presidential and vice
presidential candidates. ami their retinues
about their territory on eiectioneering eN-
pc,aions. This year they want money
for hauling candidates special trains. and
they have agreed among themselves to
stand out FOR a fixed rate per train mile
Tho National Committees % the Demo
cratic aud Republican parties have been
rotihed.
Railroad officials In Chicago say that
they would not he surprised n the lines
north of the Ohio river individually or
jointly. woum follow the example set by
the lines in the South
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
Gen. MccIernand Way Not fave.

springhe.d. IN. Sept. THE condition
Of John A Mcciernand Is very critical
TONIGHT. IL is difficult 90 say whether
thc general will 1--we through the night.
ana his daughter. Mrs. Fred Perry. have
been summoned.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
AnDfll0T Woman VINO
acknowledges ffso B0ip
she has Rccogvclf from
kGrss PfnECfsa1s.

nEAR MRs. pIsKIIAM - The doctor
SAYS have congestion Of the womb,
and cannot help me. There Is aching
IN the right side Of abdomen, hip. leg,
aud back. II YOU can do me any good,
please write" Mrs. Nina Chase,
Fulton, n. ", December 40, 1897.
DEAR MRa. PrSKmAM-I followed
your instructions. and now / want
every woman suffering from female
trouble to know how good your advice
and medicine Is. The doctor advised
an operation. / could not bear 10
think OF that, 50 followed your advice.
got better right of took six bottles
of Lydia y. Pinlsham's Vegetable Com
pound, and used three packages Of
Sanative Wash also took vour Liver
Pills, and am cured" Mrs. Nina
Chase, Fulton, n. Y. December "a,
1908.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Charlotte. y. C., sept. T.-Rev. ". II.
r. McIanfiH. = Methodist pastor Of
uockavliie. y. c.. has been nominated
Tor Congress BY the PTchlblljonists Of the
Seventh dlalrGcss
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08

Oswexo. n. ". Sept T.--Tbon,pson
Klngsford head Of the Kingsford Starch
Company Boiler Works. died tonight.
aged "a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
q Woman who DOcs0s-srs
Eight Years and g0f NO
Relief Cured by Lydia
e PfnIkllaGs's Vegetable
fe0yvrn0esrsef.
COrrp0uncE.

Before taking the Vegetable Com
pound vas troubled with irregular
menstruation, aud suffered great
agony. My physician gave me NOR
phine. and remained in bed. doc
,ored eight years and got no relief, and
the doctors told me there was no relief
for my trouble. Finally / tried Lydia
r. Piukham's Vegetable Compound.
While taking the first bottle l felt
that was improving. ! have taken
seven or eight bottles, and never had
anything to do me SO much good.
Every month my troubles have grown
less aud less, and now az this time l
am cured" Ella Quincy. No. a.
Stage Street, fiaverhlll, Mass.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
NfEe9nTEEVg REMEMBER THIS !.

addressing Pinkhan communicating with
whose in treating womans us is greater than
that OF any living person.
woman can talk freely 10 q woman when
is revolving 20 relate her private troubles 10
Many suffer in silence and drift along from bad 70 worse
full that they should have Immediate assistance but
shrink themselves
81 their family physician
unnecessary Without money consult
knowledge years actual experience unequaed
Of female weakness invited
freely communicate with Mrs. Pinkham az Lynn, Mass
an letters are received, opened read AM
answered by women only
This positive fact statement easily yeriaed
confidence between Mrs Pink
Of America which has been broken
sufferers write her for advice during
the las
of which she
Il more possible knowledge thai
will help nothing In goodwill
Here of the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-08
REsPoxsIBLE ron WRECK.
coroner's Jury Put u ON the Rail-
road Company.

road Company.
Landslide. Pa. Sept. THE coroner's
jury, which has been investigating tho
case az the wreck on the Reading Rail-
road last Sunday morning az Hatfield. in
which thirteen were killed and over iifiy
were injured. to-day rendered a verdict
axlng the responsibility on tho railroad
company. the conductor ana engineer q
the excursion train. a telegraph operator
and train dispatcher
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-12
be called Encampment No. l of vir-

be called Encampment No. l of Vir-
ginia.'
Thus 1t will be seen that the brethren
VINO petitioned for IL Grand Encamp-
ment received a charter for a subordi-
nate encampment. 1t was instituted as
Abrams Encamprnc1it, No. l, on jan
uary IL, 1886. and worked under the
Charter received from the Grand En-
campment of the United States until
The Grand Encampmcnt of West Vir-
ginia was founded in 1865.
The second enCampmcnt in Virginia.
Was Nelson, No. .. in Richmond, which
was instituted by Past Grand Sire
Wuluey (the founder of tho order), on
August &c. 1897. WIildey Encampment
NO. 8, at Portsm outh, was organized on
december II, 1887; Jerusalem, No. 4, at
Norfolk, on December Is, 1887, and
others in the next few years
In 1872 six OF these encampmentt, pe-
titioned for charter for a Grand En-
campment which was granted on SEN
teinoer y. 1912. and The Grand Enoamp-
Inenf or Virginia was organized in
portsmouth, Va, on November 10. 1852.
In 1850 and 1861. though the sectional
feeling was bitter in every other sphere.
IN the Order, There was brothery love.
winch was proudly proclaimed by
Grand Representative Israel Robinson.
"'iS w vac iedulHS SPIRITS or the Order
IN Virginia at that time. But at the
session of 1862 the bitterness had per-
vaded even the circles of Odd Fellow
snip and resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the Grand Encampment of
Virginia.. seeding from the Grand
Lodge of the United States and recon-
1nending the formation OF 4 Grand
Lodge OF the Southern Confederacv f"
mus not being accomplished. the rom
OF artillery and crash of musketry We're
scarcely silenced at Appcma;tox on
April 8. 1865, when the Grand EncamD-
ment met In Richmond on April nth
1868, and with the tramp of armed mon
still resounding through tine stroat,
resolutions were as unanimously adont-
ed resembling all action that locked to
secession. and representatives, were
elected to the Grand Lodge of the
United States.
IN NEWPORT NEWS.
THE last session of this BODY was
held In Richmond, June 18th, 1899 when
IN this branch of the Order there were
reported something over 1900 members
in Virginia. The next session will no
held in Newport News, Tuesday, June
II. 1900.
This is the higher branch of the Or
der and holds the same relation TO Odd
Fellowship that the Chapter does 60
Maaonry."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-12

Hampton, Va, June 11.-Basebau
lovers will be pleased to hear that the
project to help put the Hampton base
Dali club and keep it in the field will
probably be successful. In regard TO
the movement. the Daily Press of Sun
day says:
The plan started to continue tho
Hampton baseball team by means OF
raising money by public subscription
is meeting with popular favor and il
is now the general belief that the ciub
VIII Ice enabled to complete the sea-
SON Captain George Richter. who is
engineering the subscription. had Sc
cured the promise of something over
sloV up 10 last night. and he is conf
uent by tomorrow afternoon the $500
asked for by Manager Ashenback will
have been subscribed.
The Hampton club will go to Nor
folk tomorrow for three games. and
VIII return TO play Newport News in
Newport News. Thursday. If by this
time the money asked for has been
raised 1t is assured that Hampton will
still be In the league. If the plan in
raising the subscription is defeated, it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-12
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

III OR PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY
"a ,settlements. place your insurance OF
all kinds with WOODWARD, & ELAN,
s ..l1g'lNH VA -------- rnyartf
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GOLD DEMOCRATS TO MEET
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CALLED
TO ARRANGE FOR AN INDIE
PENDENT TICKET IN NO


Indianapolis. June IA meeting Of
the national executive committee of the
Gold Standard Democrats has bcen
called for this city July %
1T is understood that the chief bust
ness OF the committee will be to organ
i%e Tor the coming campaign and 10 see
that an Independent ticket is placed in
the field
The committee is composed of George
Roster Peabody. Of New York: John c.
Bullet. of Pennsylvania; Gordon Wood
bury, New Hampshire; j. j. Valentine.
California; Joseph Bryan. Virginia: L.
NJ. Martin and w. II. Snow, of Michi-
gan THOMAS Il. Corrigan. Georgia; w.
\. Haldeman. Kentucky, and j. p.
Frenzcl. Indiana.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-12
a Grand Remedy" Says Mr..
Thornton.

II have been suffering with Indigestion
and dyspepsia. tried all the remedies n .
well as several eminent physicians win
out avail. I was induced to try Tyner's
Dyspepsia Remedy and the FIRST dose rc9
lieved me. 1t Is n grand remedy. / roc
ommend Ii as worthy of a trial bv all
who wish 10 he cured '
A. T.. THORNTON Atlanta, Ca"
so cents per bottle. Mt all druggists. or
sent for price. express paid, by I'yner
Dyspepsia Remedy Co.. 45 Mitchell street.
Send FIVE Cents in stamps, to pay post
qto, for Sample, Free.
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DR aRRg ygyE
SYSTEM, !
END M@ER;
AEEE. a

1t sToveT if it is diseased. Tho
and eating deeper into the flesh
IN the health and sap the very life
E and search for something to curc.i
GERS and IS the only medicine that
y Sarsaparilla and potash mixturen
IL possession of the blood. Do nob
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-12
HAMPTON.
Movement to Help Out the the Haamp.
ton Baseball Team.

Liberal Subscriptions Coming In Death at
Richmond of Mr.. Edwin King Peak, n
Bravo Confederate Soldier Early Clos
Ing Movement Extends to Real Estate
and Insurance Men-Chndren's Day.