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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
WALKED OUT.



Lack or knowledge regarding the kind
Of food to give 20 people, particularly IN
valids. frequently causes much distress.
whereas when one knows exactly the
kind OF food 20 give to quickly rebuild
the brain ana nerve cenicrs. mat knowl-
edge can Boz made use or
A Young Chicago woman says: "Other
Instances of the wonderful qualities pos
sessed bv Grape Nuts food are shown IN
ms grandmoihers and mothers cases.
Graudmother's Fntire left side became
totally purayzed. from q ruptured capll-
larry OF the brain. The doctor said II
would be- impossible FOR her TO live a
week. She could not take ordinary food
and We put her on Grapc-Nuts, In an
EFFORT 10 10 an for her We could.
..,ro the astonishment OF the doctor and
the delight Of all Of us. she slowly rallied
ami recovered. II was pronounced the
nrst case OF the kind on record. The
doctor said nothing could have produced
this result but food
we had been led TO use Grape-Nuts
because OF the effect on mother. She
mas been troubled with week stomach
an her ne. and the last few years been
gradually losing weight and strength
she has tried everything. almost. that
has been recommended hy good authsrity,
and until ehe used Grape Nuts food.
mol ins. seemed 10 do her any good.
since taking up Grape-Nuts she has been
.,,,gt,ntty improving until now she IS
gree from any OF the stomach troubles,
and Il strong and we'll Please do not
r,,hi,sb my name" Name can b. given
Nv Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Battle Creek,
Mies
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
WORK OF LABOR FEDERATION.
GRIEN ANCE COMMITTEES RECON-
MENDATIoNS ADOPTED.

Huir~ Iaid Down -. go New Char-
tiers ana Disputes witch Nay
Arisr-Fsderntion Refused 60 In
tcrfcre Between ia Machtaists aud
rSpoEraphers-wun Aid Telephone
Giris 90 OrEaniEc-TrxtiIe craft In
the Sonth.
Louisville. Dec 1.-THE American Fed
Grafton Of Labor to-day placed Itself or
record az opposed 20 trade autonomy "A
So favor OF generalization Ia trade union
ism. establishing prece.ient for future
Organization Ia this country
Two propositions for autonomy were
voted down on the ground, as stated hy
ther opponents that they would tend 90
dislntegratc the iarer central labor unions
and destroy their power and prestige.
The American Federation of Ia
Dor. in convention to-day. adopt
3D. 33st 90 isi2 the recommendation
thc the grievance COMMITTEES as follows.
First That hereafter when grauting
a charter To organizations % particular
craft Jurisdiction over which has been
granted by the terms OF a charter al
ready issued - another organization. the
limitations 90 the new jurisdiction shall
o. defined hy the executive council II
such limitations oe unsatisfactory the the
new applicant no charter % the fedora
ton shall be- granted.
Second. When "a dispute has once been
decided upon hy this convention. neither
party shall have the right 10 introduce it
again Tor three years unless there Is new
evidence % "a material character
Third That the American Federation
% Labor shnll hereafter refuse 10 decide
questions Of lurisdictiou Involving ma
tloual or International affiliated bottles un-
less by consent Of the opposing interests
aud with the understanding that each D.
willing % accept the decision OF the fed
Grafton as a final settlement Of the dis
puic
Win reference 20 the dispute between
the International Association OF Machiu-
lists and International Typographical Tn
Ion. as 60 trade autonomy. the Resolutions
Committee recommended that tho Fedora
ton 81 Labor refuse TO interfere.
The convention adopted resolutions to
facilitate the organization OF brother
hoods % oil and gas well workers and to
aid the telephone girls OF America In their
efforts 90 organize
a resolution for the further orEanza-
tion Of the textile and other CRAFTS Of
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia.
Alabama. and the appointment Of an or
ganizer for that purpose was referred to
the incoming executive council without
recommendation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
WORLDS GOLD AND SILVER.
United states output OF Gold Ia $500
Was the Greatest IN the Conn
try's HISTORY

Washington, Dec. i4-Tho repor, OF the
director OF the mint on the production OF
gold ana silver IN the United states dur
ing the calendar year iN9 shows s7i05s.-
900 for gold. aud 81 $500 Tor silver az It's
average commercial value during the
year.
The gold product was the greatest m
the history Of the country. exceeding iht.
OF ises by $3.50. i0o The silver product
aggregated 5i.76t.oco0 ounces. a. against
5tiaS.eo ounces ia lssS. The average price
Tor silver during tac year. on London
quotations. was g cents per ounce. as
compared with 50 cents in .ssS
The production hy states includes th,
following the first figures being Tor gold
value ana the second for silver at com
mcrcial value.
Georsia. $4,000 and $40. North Caro-
Ina. Sf5po and $50. South Carolina. aso. p
loJ and $50, Virginia. y.l0o and S0o
The worlds production of god 90 1899
was Of the value OF S3oSssisso an In
crease Of Si9I56. 80 over lSsS. The prlnci-
pal gains were $4,000 in the United
States. N.is5.Go0 in canada (mainly Ia
X onalkel and Australasia. 81 $50 $40. The
most important loss was IN Africa. which
Zen about 100000 below the output OF
lsN as result OF the war iu the Trans
wal. but for which the worlds produc-
ton doubtless would have been Se50oUop
greater. The klondike output for 1879 was
about Sl6oo0m Tho worlds production
OF silver In 1893 was i61.22i2i} Zine ounces.
against l6s 291.572 fine ounces in 1855
Mexico leads. and Mexico and the United
States produce two-thirds OF the silver
yield Of the world The worlds industrial
consumption OF gold O. estimated al ST.
$500 and Of silver S-L5g5.o10
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
MAD PACE or BIcYCLIsrs.
some New Features introduced 10
Entertain the Crowd


Entertain the Crowd
New York. Dec. 1.-THE fourteen weary
siN-day grinders. cycling for fame and
money. kept grinding out mile after mile
during the day ana evening at the rate
Of about eighteen miles an hour and at
le O'Clock tonight the leaders had COW
cred 2.ea miles and laps. with che third
team Just one lap behind
Madison square Garden was taxed to
its utmost capacity tonight. the audience
rising in their seats and cheering madly
it each squirt
During the evening Major TAYLOR es-
tablished a new indoor worlds record for
one-quarter mile, uupaced making the
distance In - - seconds Bobby Wal
thour. the southern champion. ana Alec
Mclean. an old six-day racer. were the
contestants in a FIVE mile pursuit race.
which was won by Walthour after cover
INK three laps and twenty yards
Jimmy Michael rode five miles. paced
by "a motor machine len 9:il 2-5.
The score ~ I O'Clock Is as follows:
Pierce and McEachern 22sf3. Fixes and
Mcfarland. 22sl.3. Simar and Gougoliz
asia. Kaiser and Ryser 22s09. Frederick
and Fisher. 2zs07. waller and Suns1n.
2-194. Babcock and Aronson. lgSl. Tur-
Vile and Gimm. 1927.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
king OF INvALIDs."
The Flight which Gave That title
60 Young Man Of philadelphia.


From the Philadelphia Times.
In small dwelling OF l2is cabot street.
a little tho-oughfaro running west q
Twelfth street. just above Girard avenue
lies Young man known throughout the
.eusth ADD breadth OF the broad land 80
the King Of Invalids" His throue D. "a
bed from which he has not moved Tor ten
years.
As his only companions his faithful
uurse Miss Carrie peutry aud his pet
dog Charles n Conrad waits for death
with the knowledge that nothing else can
ever ease him from his sufferings Sci
enea can offer him no hop for hundreds
% the most eminent physicians have whit
81 his bedside and turned away with a
shake Of the head.
Rheumatoid arthritis IS the name ~ the
strange malady with which be 8 affiict-
Cd aud us effect g. the formation 81 q
bone around the joints. rendering them
extreneiy sensitive ana perfectly motion
less Elbows wrists knees and ankles
are an dls.ocatcd aud abnormaily enlarg-
ed, while the rest 81 the trunk is enact
ated and trunk and limbs alike contortei
aud twisted
IL Is not ossincatlon pure ard simple. "a FL
I'm this case Conrads sumcriugs would b.
much less A q b.. his whole holy g. 20
sensitive that the least touch causes cx-
crucisting agony Ills arms are bent in
ward the left hand siowl- growing toward
the stomach between which aud % a
heavy pad Of cloth Is placed tn an effort TO
change It's course.
Conrad Was strong ana athlctlcally
built young mBn when = years Old. now
ten years ago. Exposure brought on rheu-
mausm. and this developed into tho pres
emf maiady.
Through his nurse he f. kept IN com
munlcatlou with every chronic Invalid in
the country. and by them be has been
given the title OF the king Of invali1s.'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
HARRISON WONT ATTEND.
Ea-President In Washington, But l.
Not TO lie at MeI<tnIey's state
Dinner.

Not 10 he at McINtnIey's state
Dinner.
From the New York World
Washington. Dec. 1.-Ex- President ana
Mrs. Harrison viii not BE- guests az the
grand banquet 10 be siyen at the white
House on Thursday evening next They
viii dine with Senator Eikins on that
nlem
Ofcial and social Washington is agftai
"a over the matter was the ex-Presidcnt
invited 70 the banquet AZ the white
House on Thursday night or was he not9
n Gen Harrison was invited and dcclin-
ed the courtesy he has committed a sole
SIN hard % credit 90 one 40 well vcrs-
ca 90 the etiquette OF the Capital
~ he was not invited. when his coming
20 Washington was so widely heralded.
precedent has been established al the
White House. Hitherto tho rule has at
WAYS been that any distinguished guest
in the city who has held high office no
matter OF what political afiiliation, Is IN
Vited 20 any formal function az the White
House which might occur during his stay.
Cen Merritt was included tn the ban
quei rendered the Crown Prince 81 Bel
glum. two years ago, and Gen. Leonard
Wood. when the President gave dinner
TO his young nioces. was one Of the
guests. President Harrison invited Presi-
dens Cleveland TO state dinner on an
occasion when the former President was
here 20 attend 20 a case before the SUI
preme Court. ana hundreds OF similar in
stances could be quoted.
Those who are well versed in social
lore say that never before has an cN-
President been overlooked IN this man
ner. even when che personal relations
between himself ord the Executive were
strained. The strlctest etiquette holds IN
these cases and extends even 90 the
wives and children OF former Prcsldeuss.
The dismissal ~ Russell Harrison from
the army is also causing much comment.
and Some interesting developments are
looked for next week after the Harrisons
arrive They will remain a week and will
spend the entire period With Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Foster
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
caste among turkish women.


FROM the A4oNkNAA 4 tAtH AftA
our Constantlnoplo correspondent
writes: 1T Is not generally known that
there exists among Turkish ladies Of high
class o kind of caste feeling similar 10
that prevailing among the iiindus. II
takes che form o. a fear Of contamination
from the outer world and o. only oh
served. as FAR as know. by those who
cannot anord 20 keep servants in sur
nolent numbers Before meals ladies al
ways wash their hands az a. tap from
" hlch the water runs into marble ha-
sin They will turn on the tap when they
are Just going 90 wash. but when they
have finished they let the water run ON
some body shuts % Of as TO DO % them
selves would make them uuclCan They
cannot open or shut door. az the han
die would b. unclcsn. SO "A slave Is gem
orally kept handy for the purpose.
zone Of these fastidlous ladies was talk
lng TO q small niece the other DAY who
had Just received a present o. heauti-
RAJ doll from Paris. The child presently
laid the doll on the lady's lap. who was
horrinod aud ordered the child 10 take
Il away. A. the little girl would not move
ID. ana no servant was near. and the lady
u ouid Dc deuled by touching a doll that
was brought from abroad. tho only thing
sne could think 81 was 10 Jump and Iet
The doll fall. which broke 20 pieces The
same lady will not open a letter coming
ts post but servant opens u and holds
II near her for her 70 read II her hand
kerchlef falls 20 the aound q D. immed
ateiy destroyed or given away. 80 that
she should not use II again. This curi0u.
state Of exciusiveness or fanauclsm cx-
ISIS. | am t0d. fn many % the large ha
rems. Among men % s. not practiccd'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
STEAMER EuREIIA .LoATED.

Nhe Had Gone Ashore in the Neigh
borhood Of Key west.
Key West. Fla. Dec n The american
le'mer Eureka. from Port Tampa bound
To- Mnssochusetts with phosphate, which
nas been ashore near Rcbccca shoal light.
''f been noatcd by the wrcckers and
Drought into port. \ survey viii bee held
90 ihc steamer Go sec what damage was
i'hc which was con siderable Several Of
we wrccsers were also damaged while
f.r.ng assistance.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
LARGEST SCHOONER AFLoAr.

NlN-M"stcd Lumber Carrier at the
Docks In brunswick.
brunswick, Ga. Dee. 1.-THE American
N-masted schooner George W. Wells ar
tel here to-day 10 load crossties for y
manuel This Is the largest sailing YES
SD In che word. ana her arrival has been
IN event OF great importance IN maritime
circles She IS si5 feet long and In every
.ilt O. extraordinarily large IN proper
"h hundreds o. slghtsecrs have visited
nanuols dock to-day 90 view this craft.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15

Buffalo. y. y. Dec. 1.-THE boiler Of
I.ehigh valley engine which was haul
ing a string OF freight cars az Cheekto-
waga exploded tonight. flying clear on
the tracks aud turning end over end. The
engineer. william Smith. Of Buffalo. and
Fireman j. y. Kelly OF Buffalo were in
stantiy killed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
CASUALTIES ~ PHILIpPINEs.
List of Killed and Wounded Sent In
by Gen. Macarthur.

Washington. Ded i4.-Gcn. Macarthur
has forwarded 20 the war Department
the following list OF casualties;
Manila, Dec. iA-Killed:
Dec. S. Troop II. First Cavalry Ernest
schrey; Nov. "a. Company c. Eighth In
tsntry. Frank Herman.
wounded.
Thomas c. Bridges. chest. mortal: Dec
s. Company y. Twenty-nrst Infantry,
Carl l. Schultz. slight; Company L.
Twenty-hrst Infantry. NJ c. O'Donnel.
severe; Nov. 80. Company X. Forty-sev-
cnth Infantry. aUincer Aaron A. Knee
wounded IA arm. slight: Corpl William
b. Webb hand. slight. T. 5. Nesbitt head
serious. j. A. Marsh. thigh. serious; Com
pany II. Forty-seventh Infantry. George
McBridge arm. serious.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
CENSORSHIP - SEVERE.
spanish Papers seized for Publish
inE Marriage story.

Madrid. Dec H.-Severe press censor
ship continues In the matter Of the pro-
jcgted marriage Of the Princess Of the
Asurias with Prince Charles. second son
Of the Coun; OF casereta TO which con
siderable opposition has been raised. on
the ground Of Count Casereta's couuec-
ton with the CarlistH during the Civn
War.
Following the seizure Of II Heraldo yes
tcrday. III Liberal was seized to-day and
the editor OF IN Pals placed under az.
rest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
GRAND JURY 10 talk hack.
Il Does Not Like the Bonrd of Edu-
cations Attitude.

Augusta Dee 4-The grand jury Of
Richmond county me, to-day in extra
ordinary session. under a call from tire
foreman. and Secretary II. II. D'Antlg-
rle. aud T.. r. Petit respectively. The
lon was brief but businessllke Il is
ated that the action taken was OF grave
.nporanc TO the community and that
~. publication VIII be given in the sun.
daF papers.
I1e action 81 tho Board ~ Education 30
q. nNing the authority 81 tho grand jury
p" order change iu the sewerage sys-
'.n ~ one OF the public schools was ttc
matter before the Juror They discusse D
''d agree upon the outline ~ their ~
IN end appointed a committee to pre-
sIh . Tor sundays papers Something
20 is expected
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
HE Is ASSISTANT EDITOR.

Or. Heidrs Connection with wes-
l"San Christian Advocate.
Atlanta. Dec. ff-Dr J. ". HEIDI was
'o-iay elected assistant editor ard bust
moss manager Of the Wesleyan Christian
Advocate hy The trustees Of that paper.
Tho recent action OF the board Of truss
in creating two Offices to be filled by
TWO co-cdi,ors equal in rank was resciud-
.. aud Dr. Lovett who was elected ed
4F some time ago. VIII siil retain that
pa'f with Or. Heidi ar his assistant
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
JaiI pcII,cr, in ToIcae.

Toledo. o. Dec ii-Tony Lucas.
vaudeville actor. ia jail charged with big
thc;ts ga several cities. Thomas Curran.
Richard Franklin and John Flanagan,
burglars. escaped from the city jail to-
GaN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
aUAy GOES 10 FLORIDA.
lie WIN Fish and Hunt and Go Home
for Christmas.

- Augustine. Fla. Dec. ii-Ex-senator
+" 3 Quay of PeunsylvanlA and party
hvc friends passcd through this city
z might for AIR Quays winter home At
Aucie IL Is said hc viii spend sew
.'l days fishing and hunting Ia Florida
aAl return to his home Tor Christmas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
GRIFFEN FOUND GUILTY.

Murderer Of Conductor LRtimcr VIII
Be Hanged.
Brunswick. Ga. Dec. li-Tiry Grlffeu.
the negro murderer Of Conductor I.atimer
OF the Southern Railroad. was found
guilty Of murder IN the first degree to-
day. The jury was out only a few min
utes IN arriving az a decision.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15

Washington. Dec. t-Representatlva
Fleming Of Georgia to-day Introduces a
bin liking the time OF delivering certia-
Gates Of presidential elections.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15

An Opilmist THE Angel: Don't YOU
think rs q shame FOR me- 10 90 to church
alone every Sunday7
The Brute; on. / don't know. You
naIghL - dosnS sousethigig woEse.-Llge.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-15
MERCHANT FATALLY SHOT.

lRStre Of Pensacola.
Pensacola Fla. Dec. it-John Hallas-
re- q merchant was fatally sho, last
'sht by unknown persons lie was
.ed to the door or his store after he
',n closed for the night and as he OPEN
tne door two shots were fred ~ him.
p-nciratine the right lung ana shat
llns rib. There o. no clue TO his as
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
,AsN'ElEK in
NORFOLK SOCIETY
scontinuedfrom Page o.

fEss5a On thursday afternoon the Misses
1. Neely& entertained their guests. Misses
N Sophie and Edna Smith and Miss Bar
Z ham; at luncheon at their home on
mort street, Portsmouth. AT o'clock
81 fei merry party was invited into the
dining groom, Where a beautiful table
Is ested y their eyes. The decorations
Were carnations and asparagus vine,
Y vii ha smilaxS festooning from the ivy
4 covered chandelier to the silver candel-
y abfa and pink wax tapes. Covers;
were laid teen, each one iftttiiitt
81 their lace by a II card bearing their
s. name and appropriate quotation to-
s.gether SSSwith q hand painted souvenir
THE foil owing ladies were present:
Il ,NIesdames j ohm Dayton, Arthur Thorn
Z eoDsssJohn Downing and Albert Stahl.
navy yard; Misses Sophie and Edna
II Smith N ewl York Navy Yard; Lulie
& Barham, Southampton: Florence Smith
and IN eriams Wilkinson. Norfolk; Nan
pstsss and Mary Butt, Fanny Capps, lSliz-
i, b and sJaney Nicely.
~ The home of Mrs Warren Crosby. on
81 Butte street, was q scene of rare beau
& tyaIyrfday evening, when n number of
miss Helen Crosby friends were in
wi ted In honor OF her tenth birthday
& From the arrival of the first guests I'M
= tiiiS the last good -night was said. one
5 roup of nerriment prevailed Games
sgofa eyerykd description were INDUCED in.
while dancing and cake-walking were
;spromiIie nt features Of the evening, but
not SIintt The young folks We're invited
Into the dining rooms was the full en-
5sjoyIient Of the evening realized. There
q oil bkaut ifullyt decorated table abund-
gantiy5 laden with such things as are
Esire to xd Light the youthful heart,
J. awaited them. As the charming little
& fen yearssSold hostess gracefully cut
1.-The birt hdays cake, adorned with ten
* tinya pink M candles, the surrounding
'gpcene$wass la most attractive one. The
{ rosyst ints cast from many lamps and
gcardelepfas;9wit shades OF pink, lent
{ d bscoming hue to the bright faces as
i sembIed d, and carried out the color
& scheme, oh was pink and white.
& Miss Helen Crosby was ably assisted
5 In receiving her. little friends by her
.sslster, MI 49, Bessie Crosby, and the in
sytted guests were: Misses Mildred
& Francis &Hontes Hendren, Alice Smith,
SAnhett tel IS1lby,3 Susie Slaughter, Emma
Lloyd, Iipuise Taylor. Josephine John
i 81 On. SJ iii al o ohnston, Mabel Hcming-
Mildred Hemingway, Jean
4 Broug Ell TOM Mary iBroughton Dollie
\ sslyhsiey, fary Brook, Elizabeth Brook,
& JeaIs ATaS&ell. La Luce Nichols. May
1 Viii tahurEts n ays Rnsn1an, Rosa J3os-
I man HID Bateson Lucille Linthicum;
3 Aste rs d ohm w les Herman Allen.
asGhsIIi g Isl Au gh ter Tom RrouEht on,
& fIaTf osIiali q ohm Allen Roy
Hodges. MARSHA | B6wn1am. James Al
aIni b y rock IS ip1ons Golitart, Mark
llbAgt ard 3 q storSG OIL bart.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
CURES SYPHILIS !!
A Trial Treatment Sent Free to All
Who Suffer From any Stage
Of the Disease.
Cures Cases that Hot Springs and
all Other Treatments Fail
ed 10 Even Help.

There has been discovered by the State
Medical Institute. 222 Elcktron Big, Ft.
Wayne, Ind the most remarkable Sy-
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in the mouth, sore throat copper colored
spots. chancres, alterations on the body
and eyebrows had fallen out and the whole
skin was mass OF bois. pimples and
ulcers this wonderful specific has COM
clean perfect condition of physical
health. Every railroad running to FIT
Wayne brings scores of sufferers seek
ing this new and marvellous cure and to
enable those who cannot travel to real
re what truly marvellous work the in
stitutc Is accomplishing they will send
mont so that everyone can cure them
selves N the privacy of their own home
This Is the only known cure for syphilis
10 not hesitate to write ut once and the
free trial will DO sent scaled in plain
package. noI9-cosli-tf