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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Il D. difficult 20 make up ones mint
whether tho movement that has been 900.
auEuratcd against vice 10 New York c4fy
De- political or reformatory in ire eharsc.
ter 10 was started by Bishop Potter who
is undoubtedly sincere. ana o. Was taken
up by Tammauy aud also by some % tnr
leaders Of the Republican nsuy No doubt
there IS need OF pur.heAton In Ncw
York. The conditions IRE about a. ban
as they can be in some ~ the distri-t-
vice aoursnes $50 openly and is 20 defiant
that decent residents % them have been
compelled 20 seek homes elsewhere
Just o fore be started for Elrope NJ.
Croker appointed committee Of nye rep
uiahlc Tammsny men. which IS called
eomm ttce ~ puaaeaton. 90 investigate
me Conditions 70 the alleged vlre-ridden
districts Ta comm. Tee o. not meeting
with much success. While 90 o. cpmpose "a
of good men it ~ suspected that Mr.
croker had g appointed for the purpose
% fores.a.ang an Investigation. In other
7ords. there Sc "a lack Of confidence In
Iamuanv ana Tammany committee.
An election for Mayor and other city Of
Steers takes place ucxt fall IL la the pur-
pose 70 some ~ the leading men 20 make
an extraordinary cnort to Dust Tammany
from IRE control % the city. u Is there
foro claimed by Mr. Croker that the cru
.ade against vice has been begun. not Tor
the purpose ~ riddins the city % vice.
bat 90 pot the city In control OF the Re
rubHcans ile may bee wrong. bui he is
sarewd ln taking that position. No doubt
"a hop Potter and his friends arc nEhtns
-qparely against vice. Do b. not ma. Ter
~ much consequence TO them whether
Democrats or Republicans rule the city.
fiut there are some who have arrayet
themselves on the side Of the Bishop who
are not 80 anxious 20 purify the ci,y
is they are to down NJ. croker and Tam
many Ia thu conflict Of charges and
counter charges u IS not an easy matter
10 discern the truth--to ton who arc m
Tie fight for politics and VINO Tor pua-
aeauou.
In mo meantime the Taxpayers are
eamor.ng 70 be heard The city huagr
calls for gs00,.o.o for the coming year
That is tremendous sum % be- raised
In one city by taxation. Il IS pretty nearly
tR ice the sum is cost TO run the govern
mont 81 the United States just prior 20
the civil War As q matter Of fact the
debt OF the City OF New York Is now
abou, ssoooooo. more than che sum Of tho
debts Of an the states in the Union. ano
stan IL s. proposed 10 sun further in
crease g.
u would h. Interesting 20 know just
what s. done with an OF The money
l that finds its way into the
/ New York city treasury II 4,
known 81 course that there are for
~ thousand officials and employee. aud g.
requires a vast sum to pay their salaries
ard wages. but IL docs not take any
where near all Of tho $4,000 somebody
Is living high ~ the expense OF the tax
Payers ana IS giving very little In return
for tho money De gets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
NDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Nouces-Faucy and Re-Pres -
Brick. savannah Building supply Com
pany. Closed To-day. g. u Levy q Bro ].
sgRanee Springs Water; snip Notice J.
J.. Minis a. CO.. Consignecs
Business E0tices-Roastod Coffoes Hen
- solomon d Son. Fina old Wines. tho
s. W. Branch Company; a Season q Pres
ents. the e. W. Branch Company.
Amusements-"The Fatal card" at
Thester To-day aud Tonight.
See che window Lecp7d Adler.
Iyell-Means Purity.
Washing Powder-psarliue.
whiaky-Yeilow Label whisky. Duffy q
Pure Malt Whiskey.
aiedioaI-Peruus. $. s s.; Tuu's pills.
Hoods sarsaparIa. McElrees Wine o.
Cardui. Mothers Friend. Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl. worlds Dispensary Prepare
lions Peruna, pr. Hathaway COL Stu
arts Catarrh Tablets.
Cheap Column Adverrsements-lielp
wansed: Employment Wanted; For Rent
Tor Sale. Loot: Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
Personal.

Mr. Powder the well-known metro
noiitsu police magistrate OF London. com
plefed bis nfty-slxth year recently lie
was born la Mecrut India. whore the
Fnutiny broke out tie once on the bench
decided the possession OF three halipence
constituted visible means OF support
penny being larger than sovereign anu
so more visible"
Ii IS proposed 10 erect statue IN his
native Nuremberg 20 Peter Henlein-or
Hele-who IS said 20 have Invented the
watch toward the close OF she ufteeutn
century. Ills pocket timepleces were oval
shaped, and 90 were known as Nurem-
berg eggs 4 model of the statue, 81 life
size. hy the weu-known sculptor Moriz
schultz OF Berlin. was on view az the
Paris Exhibition. The municipality OF
Nuremberg has granted "a suitable siie
Tor the statue which will Dee OF bronze,
with sandstone pedestal
President Mckinley has record Of
purchasing 300 cigars OF one brand In
the fourteen years he was in Congress.
While this is a very Iarge number. yet Il
ia 10 more than great many men smoke
In the same period. as u averages bat
seven cigars a day Mr.. Mckinley had
peculiar custom Of handling his cigars
During his service Ia Congress he always
bought them by tho box, leaving the box
AZ enc stand from which all his purchases
we're shade n was convenient place for
him to call and to get bundle OF ci-
ears. either 10 the morning o. the even
INK Tie had no tendency toward making
changes in the brand be smoked re
chose good one and stuck 20 u, thous p
since he left Congress ard while he has
been IN the white House De has not pa
trorized the same cigar. probably simply
because lt was not as convenient 20 huy u.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
nHIGHT mrs.

Probably Corre,t-Tess Cwho has wan
lered lrto tho sporting page by accident
d" Boston has q phenomenal pitcher re-
Gently discovered iu the West What is
q phenomenal pitcher.
Jes-"Oh' ! suppose its one mat can
hold an awful ot."-Phiodeipnia Press.
Too strong Tempiauon-"Yes.
George asked me how Cd I would be on
ms next birthday"
"rne impudent fellowl or course YOU
said rluctecn2"
NO I said tweuty-six"
"AIercy. giIl you aren't but twenty
four"
so bu, George is going 90 give me a
cluster ring with diamond ln u for every
year."-C .evciaud Plain Dealer.
An Examination Required-Agent:
wish 10 get an accident po.ley-yes. sir.
Live in New York;"
Appiicaut-"Nes.'
Areui-"How far can you jump. and
what distance can you cover Ia two hops.
three skips. and q leap"
''Eh2 what do you want 10 know that
for"
You expect 70 cross Broadway occas-
lonally. don't youy'-New York Weekly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

zone Of tho old slang phrases Of the
stage" said Mugeles. who used to be a
good actor. according 70 tho New York
Times was 10 pong This means. or
used 10 mean. using your own language
that Is. playing "a part without cues Of the
proper. lines. relying only upon knowl-
edge ~ the play to carry you through.
Years ago on the road there used TO be
some highly udrlcous situations in conse-
qucnce cf new play being produced IN
q hurry The stage manager, however.
had a wonderful genius for patching up
q hitch. when circumstances were nee
cssary be- would sometimes lower front
scene ard ten tho low comedian and cham
bermaid 90 so ON ana keep h no and
while thew did so he would arrange how
the nav had 20 be continued
"Of course. actors are expected TO help
one another Qua % dinicultv. but az
times OLD grudgcs we're paid on For in
stance, I remember on ono occasion let
Ter had 70 boz read in one scene Unfor-
turaieiy this letter could not be found. 50
dummy that Is. blank sheet-was
sent on the stage
d" say. dad sold the actor who had 10
read the letter add seeing &c blank. here's
a letter Tor you. You had better read Il
yourself as ] am sure Il contains good
ncws'
But dad tumbled 70 the occasion ana
replied NO. Tom. YOU read H. I've mis-
Laid nv spectacles'
" Bless me said Tom 20 Is written 20
badly can't make out a word Of u. Here
Nelly YOU read ii'
The unsuspecting Nelly takes the let
ter and seeing it blank says: No. ia
Their had better read it. Tie win be nhle
20 make 10 out better. IN go and fetch
YOUR spectaclcs. J know where they are
And on she goes
The old man Is again equal 70 the &C.
casion and calls out to her. Never mind
/ bringing them. Nelly. III come and got
them Then he walked on and the stage
manager had 20 rearrange the scene
Yes, sir. there's a lot IN the theatrical
business sou outsiders never dream OF.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
PaSsense[ FareS lTOm SAVANNA.

TO NEW YORK-FIRsT CABIN. az
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81. ~.
TERMEDIATE CABIN. SIS. INFERNO
date CABIN ROUND TRIP, 81
sTEEHAGE. $40.
TO BOsTON-FIRST CABIN. ~
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP, So. ~
IERMEDIATE CABIN. &i7; INTERME.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. ~
oIEEkAGE. xll.75.
The express steamships OF this line are
appointed 70 sail from Savannah. Central
Ceth) meridian time. as follows:
SAVANNAH To NEW York.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. BsrS
THURSDAY. Nov. %. 1000 a. m.
KANSAS CITY Capt. Fisher, THURS
DAY, Nov. -, 1000 a. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins, sATUfe
DAY. Dec. ]. 1900 IN.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt Daggek
TUESDAY. Dec 4. 800 p m
NACOOCHEE. Capt smith, THURS
DAY, Dec s. $50 .. IN.
KANSAS CITY. capt. Fisher, SATuR-
DAY. Dec. s. go g. m
CITY or BIRAuNGHAM. Capt BsEs
MONDAY. Dec 10. 500 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins, TUES.
DAY. Dec. u. 300 p. m
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt. DaggsiL
THURSDAY. Dec. 10. 1000 a m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. sArUR-
DAY. Dec .. 1880 a. m.
KANSAS CITY Capt Fisher. TUEsDsNI
Dec. U.s. 200 o m
TALLAHAssEE Capt. AsSins. THURS
DAY. Dec 90. $50 p. m.
a.. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Capt BERG,
FRIDAY. Dec p. 800 p m.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt. DaggeiL
SATURDAY. Dec. q, $50 .. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. TUESDAY.
Dec %. 100 p m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. THURS
DAY. Dec 2. 900 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Askins. SATUR-
DAY. Dec. %. 100 p. m.
NOTICE Steamship City OF Birming-
ham will not carry passengers.
steamship CITY or MACON. Capt
Savage. viii ply between New York snd
Boston on the following schedule.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
0rom Pier IS. North river. az 1900 noon
Nov o q. Dec. 3. Z. u. II. q. %. 81.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
0rom Lewis wharf. at 1900 noon Now
Is. 90 Dec 8. 10. a. 10. a. g.
This company reserves the right 70
change i.s ssilings without notice and
without liability or accountability there
for
SaHngs New York for Savannah Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays 5 o m.
W G. BREWER. CRY Ticket and Pas.
senger Agent, iG Bull street. Savannah,
Ca.
Z W. SMITH. Contracting Freight
Agent. Savannah. Ca.
r. G. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traflc Department. 224 w. Bay stree,
I jacksonville Fla.
2. II. HINTON. Traffic Manager sa-
vannah Ca.
p r LEFERvE Manager. New
Pier g. North river New York. y. T.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

.'Ernbalmod Beer Eogan has flied an
application with the President TO remit
the fenience OF suspension from active
duty. with pay. found against him in con-
nection with the beef scandals during the
war with spain. EaEan was Commissary
General Of Subsistence ~ tho time. he
claims that the case against him was tho
result OF prosecution and that the finding
was unjust Il IS understood that tho
President is anxious to retire Pagan so
that tho acting commissary general. Yves
ton. can be promotcd. Now that the cleo
ton g. over there would seem 20 BE- moth
Ing in the way Of removing the stigma
from Eagau and thus making the ad-
ministratlon solid with HIS friends.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

George r. Peck 81 here which IL not
face Of great importance. because he
comes 20 Washington frequently but 81
IS useful as apcg 10 hang story on. SAYS
the Washington correspondence OF che
Chicago Record. Last winter the Hon
Henry Watterson Of Kentucky sat In a
retired corner a Chamberlain's. drinking
high balls. 50 they say. when Senator
Thurston walked over 20 his table.
what Is the matter. Waterson9" he
inquired. You look down IN the
mouth"
II was thinking" said the great eli.
tor. "of the decay o. oratory ga this couu-
try Years ago We had many otable
orafors-Clay. Calhoun. Webster ana
others-but to-day you can count them
on the fingers % one hand WHY Thu-s-
ton. know q b.; shses men IL ali inc
United States who are entitled 10 be
called orators"
who are they" inquired Thurston
yourself. myself and George r. Peel, #"
The senator from Nebraska smiled con-
tcmptuously and remarked.
what IN thunder is the use Of drav.
sing George Peck ln7 lie is not here.''
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Il Is evident that the creditors OF the
Count de Castcllone do not intend thai
his brohcr-in-law. George Could shall adj
minister the estate ~ the Countess de
Castelane TO cult himself II they can help
It. A London bric-a-brac dealer who
claims the Count uni Countess owe him
tss5.o0O has hailed the entire Gould family
INTO court for the purpose OF having
hearing as 10 whether the income q the
Countess De Gasoline shall not be adj
rnlnistered by tho court rather than by
George Gould. This creditor claims 90
know that the Countess's estate amounts
20 siSCooco and her income TO 100000 He
thinks that S2s0ono "a year is sufficient for
The Castellsnes 20 live upon. and he wants
the balance applied 90 the payment Or the
counts debts. There IS likely 20 be some
good fees for lawyers before the affairs
o. tho Castcllancs are adjusted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

A homogeneous lot q witnesses was
summoned 10 appear before New York
Justice the other day. IN a gambling case.
In the lot were Bishop Potter. James J.
corbest. the Car Of Russia. Edna May.
Queen Victoria. KID Mccoy. President
Kruger. the Empress Dowaser Of China
Count Boni casiellane and II Hung
CHANG. Bishop Potter and James ]. Cor
bett responded. The justice was somewhat
relieved when he ascertained that the de-
fendant. who was responsible for the ex-
traerdinary spmm0nsss, was a crazy man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

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Transient Advertisements. otner tahn
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Letters ard tcleFrsms should be sd
dressed MORNING NEWS" savannah.
Ca.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The shirt waist promises 20 be eX-
tremeIy popular next summer. Salesm
for furnishing houses who ~ now on the
road are sending iu large orders for shirt
waists for next spring and report that
the demand will probably be heavy. The
favorite garment seems 10 be a waist iu
which the suspcrdcrs go on the inside. 10
be worn with belt New York manufac-
turers report that the demand for such
garments has far succeeded their cxpecfa-
lions. and that they will De compelled 10
make up many more goods In that shape
than they anticipated.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Tho report Of proposition 60 remove
The Dewey Arch from New York 20
Charleston seems to have been an error.
what IS wanted. and what win proba-
bly, b. accomplished. IS "a removal OF
the figures on the arch and columns Tor
che purpose or DECORATING certain build
ings OF the charleston Exposition The
figures are IN a very good state Of pres
erva.ion. and with little expense could
be made as good as new, And they
would prove an attractive feature Of tho
scheme Of decoration OF the Charleston
fair.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

In New York the police MAGISTRATES re.
fuse 20 unici any puuishmcrt on mcn
drunkenness on Sundays. on The ground
mat q Is the duty Of the police 20 keep
the saloons closed on those DAYS II the
saloons were kept closed the magistrate
claim. there would b. no drunken men
md women on the streets. Il is evident
that In New York. as ln some other eries.
the saloon man does pretty much as be-
pleases in respect TO the sunday law
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

II Is a rather odd circumstance, in con
rection with American nomenclature.
that while we Anglieise the name Of the
group OF islands which We took from
spain 10 the Far East. we cling to the
Spanish spelling Of the name OF the In
habltnuts. The Islands are she "Phn.p-
pines" while che islanders are "Fiiipi-
nos The inconsistency Is fagrsnt hut
Il seoms to have been accepted generally
as the correct thing
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Dom Paul Kruger continues 90 declare
10 the French that the war 90 South AZ
rica win continue until tho Beers have
been extormlnaied. The guerrilla method
Of lighting. he says viii be followed. Now.
really. Is this savage or civilized
nronosItlon1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Mrs Lease. g, Is understood. will sue
her husband. the patient druggist FOR di-
vorce. alleging abandonment and non-sup-
port. This IL one Of the moss humorous
announcements that has lately appeared
IN the public prints
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The anti British demonstrations IN
France are doing the Beers 10 good. but
are doing the French much harm. Great
Britain IS not a country 70 rest quiescent
under the affrouts that the Frenchmen
are putting upon her
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

u would be interesting 20 know what
has become of Senior sixto Lopez since
the election. a itue more than a month
ago Lopez came 20 this country. as the
guest OF Boston party AMI began TO
give out interviews. For three weeks
however. he has maintained sphynX-
ike silence. Has Lopez gone home in dis-
gust? He might do so without causing
any rearet
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

A very good argumen, IN favor Of the
popular election OF United States senators
can be condensed into four words 10 wit:
Hanna. Quay Addicks, Clark. A. Il
looks now these four "graces" vii be- in
the Senate Of tho new Congress. Had Il
been left 20 popular vote. the chances are
that neither would have Tot In.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Speaker Henderson promises that the
next session 81 Congress viii bs one of
action. II viii not, however. be case
81 driving q team Of Wild horses rather it
Will BE- case % trying 10 control lot Of
hungry pigs al eager 70 reach the public
faadlng lTonch
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

There has lately been some talk TO the
tnect that Wayne MacVeagh OF Pennsyl-
vanla would be the successor 90 Attorney
General Grigss "a President Mckinley
cabinet Alr MacVeagh. however. puts
q quietus on che rumor. He says there is
no foundation whatever for the story
and thar be- would not consider an offer
Of the position.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The ramiacations OF the truat idea are
but little short u appalling ia chicago
a man has been arrested WHO controlled
a number q circuits anu had people rob
bnE for him on commissions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

Possibly young Phillips o. Chicago the
new corn king. thinks be can succeed %
the position IN the affections Of the
farmers that Joe Letter once occupied.
after his famous wheat deal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

i IS only coincidence Of course: tut
hardly o day has passed since Mckinley
was reelected that there has 10. been
- report OF some follow stealing thous-
auds OF dollars after trust. Moanwhile.
% the administration was responsible for
,he good crops. why De- e not also re-
sponsiblo Tor these thefts2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
for generally fair weather. variable
winds. and FOR Eastern Florida. generally
fair weather. fresh north 90 east winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The study Of diplomacy. f. - said. r. be-
coming FAD among tne rich YOUNG men
~ the nation. With imperialism ana mill
tart m az our policy there viii probably
be- an opening for the moneyed cLssses IN
the diplomatic service. Il IS gratifying 20
know. however. that the IONS o. some
body are cndeavorine to qualify them
selves for their new duties by de,ouns
some time TO study
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
CURRENT Comment.

Tho Philadelphia Record CDcmD says
Representative Livingston OF Georgia
does not think that the Democrats in
Congress VIII make resistance 60 liberal
appropriation So far as the House Is
concerned the rules make resistance OF
the minority OF very little avail against
The will o. the majority But ia the short
session parliamentary methods OF OBJ
struction could be readily applied in the
SENATE so defeat such obnoxious measures
as the steamship subsidy bill There Is
no doubt that Democrats members OF the
Senate viii make good use OF the par
uameniay means in cher hands. II he
steamship subsidy measure should b.
postponed for year the rapid march Of
commercial events would so thoroughly
expose its iniquity that It would have few
supporters In either House % Congress.
II T. now or never with the subsidy mon
gers"
The Nashville American Deml says.
1T IS a bad state OF affairs when one
man can control the corn market Of
America. j. g. not tho fault 81 Phillips
the young Chicago SPECTATOR. that this
l. SO. but the fault Is there iust the same.
when VIII the commercial bodies Of tho
large cities take up this question and en-
deaVor 20 reform so First We have a
man 20 increase the price OF pork s. per
barrel NJ will. then another puts corn up
TO So cents "a hushci. But the farmer
gets no benefit We repeat there o. some
thing wrong with commerce when one
man. can control the price Of one OF the
necessities Of life"
The Columbus (Ol Press-Post Dem)
SAYS. "our shipbuildcrs have already
more than they can do and are making
enormous prof To subsidize from the
public funds an already profitable hus'-
ness Is downright robbery OF the tax
payers and one Of the worst forms %
class legislation shiphulider or owner
is no more entitled TO a treasury subsidy
than a farmer or Nottingham
The Charleston Pose Dem) says: I'm
my opinion. declares Charles A. Towne.
silver Republican. the talk % rcorgan-
izlng the Democratic parry Is premature
Naturally. since Towne has NOT yer quall-
fed as a member 81 the party When he
gets On the reorganization may proceed
with him 90 the irons rank OF the reor-
ganizers"
The Memphis Commercial-Appcal CDem)
saya There never was so much need
OF vigilance on the part Of the Democratic
party as now. when the hosts Of grand
larceny are preparing 70 make a great as
sauit on the treasury
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
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AND
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Unsurpassed cabin accommodations Al
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meals and berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The nyht against the retention o. ITALIA
hassee as the capital 81 Florida was, APP
p1rently. not ended with the recent cleo
tiou. u Is shortly 60 come up ia new
fsrm. when tho proportion ia made b.
the legislatures OF FLORIDA and AiabamN
that the former stase code a considerable
slice Of territory TO thc latter. The idea
IS TO attach 10 Alabama that part Of
Florida west OF che Apiiac nicola river,
embracing some 74oo square miles and
containing 10000 population. Should this
Doe consummatcd the geographical posi-
ton Of Tallahassee would be- Impossible"
as the state capital The change would
put Pensacola. and o.her rich territory,
into Alabama. There IS little likelihood
chat the change viii be made. but the
proposition goes TO show how earnest the
c,pltal rcmovalists are ia their antagon-
ism % Tallahassee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

The Memphis Commercial-Anpeal Dcm)
says: There never was so much need
Of vigilance on the part Of the Democratic
party as now. when she hosts Of grand
larceny are preparing 70 make a great as
sault on the treasury