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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
is UNDER BOND
LUISENaILL CLAIMS ACCOUNTS ARE
NOT SHORT.
DENIES THAT HE SPECULATEO.
THE SHORTAGE II ESTIMATED Ar
ABOUT $4,000.

The InvestiEation Has Not necn Con-
cIuded-OmciaI of the Seaboard
says Mr.. LukcnbiIi Gave ~ an EN-
cuse THAT the Money Had necn
Lo~t on the stock LNchanEc in New
York-His Position Not Considered
serious.
Fcrnandina. Fla. Nov 2S-E. u. LUX
enoin. sho agent Of Ihe scaboard system
here. resigned Nov. 3 ana requested an
examination OF hts accounts.
The railway people after a partial ex-
animation Of the books. discovered a large
shortage. which is estimated 60 have been
something like 5000
MIR. Lukenbu was arrested and put un-
dor bond for a preliminary trial on che
iOth on thar datc ny mutual consent OF
counsel. the hearing was postponed until
Dec II and Mr.. Lukenbill put under touds
Of t3.oco TO appear on that date
The attorneys FOR Air Lukonbm claim
there has been no shortage Mr Luken-
bill claims there is absolutely no truth
in the story that he had had dealings ia
any way with brokers Ia New York.
Attorneys Makc "a Statement
Attorneys for Mr. Lukcnbiu. Mai. 81
Clatr-Abmms and W. A. Han issued che
following statement tonight
We do not came 60 make a detailed
siatement "a thia ime. but w1ll do SO
when q becomes opporune. Mr. Lukcu-
hiii position D. NOT considered at all sr-
rious by either himself or hts attorneys.
Il all resulted from a cursory inycstlga-
uon into accounts which he himself rec
quested 10 be had As FAR as any short
axe r. concerned Mr Lukenbin stand,
ready and waiting TO mces any Just de-
mand which the Scahoard may have
against him and he ns yet has no dcauiie q
knowledge Of any particulars with refer
ence 20 any shortage m his accounts"
An official OF the Soabolrd made the
statement Tonight that there was "a short
axe IN Mr. LuNcnbill's accounts but the
amount had not yet been determined. Tho
investigation has not been concluded The
Official also stated that Mr LukcnhiH had
given the Sea board az Hn excuse that the
money had been loat ou the Stock Tx
change Ia New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
nn WILL Nor M DEroRrED.
Chinanan From Jacksonville IL RE-
leased In New York.


New York. Nov. S.-A Chinaman known
as Quan X Cue and sam wah. who was
to have been deported to-day. having been
brought here for that purpose from Flor
ida. was taken before Judge Addison
Brown in the United States District Court
on a writ Of habeas corpus late this af-
tcrnoon and released from custody.
Early last week the Chinaman was ar
ralrned before United States comEnis-
sioner of Jacksonville. Fla. on a charge
~ having come into the United States af-
ter the passage Of tho Chinese exclusion
act. Ifis deportation was ordered on the
charge that he was citizen OF China AM
lnborer.
The Chinaman. who had been IN the
laundry business in Jacksonville under
the name Of sam Wah. was sent here go
be- put on tho Oceanic to-day. When tho
Chinaman got here he communicated with
friends In Chinatown and n was declared
that the Chinaman was guam n. Cue.
former merchant OF this city. Judge
Brown held thar the judgment against the
Chiuaman was defective as o. failed %
show that the prisoner came TO this
country after the passage of the Chinese
exclusion act and further that there VS.
no right 40 deport him "a England as no
was subject OF China
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
HAS NO SUCH ASPIRATIONS.
senator Hanna Tells "a Committee the
Presidency Cannot Re the
CrowninE ACT of uis LIfe.

Cleveland. O.. Nov 2s-A COMMITTEES
representing the NJ. A. Hanna Republican
Club Of this city. which recently passed
resolutions tndorsing Hon NJ A. Hanna
a. a candidate for the presidency In 1905.
called uDon tho Senator to-day at his
oiiioe TO present the same. President Gal
iagher Of the club. acted as spokesman.
The SPEAKER referred to Mr. Hannas as
the Hercules OF tho Republican party.
III Mr. Mckinley had been defeated" hs
said. senator Hanna would have been
held responsible Tho victory was a re-
ruarkable one although not uuaxpected.
and the credit lay with the man who ls
entitled 10 his reward"
In reply Senator Hanna said
Il believe in my heart that have only
done my duty 20 the country-to my peo-
pie. ] seek no public office. and ] seek
no reward. Although I deeply appreciate
tho feelings expressed hy my neighbora
and my friends o. cannot be- the crownlng
act n my life 60 sit in the presidential
chair / am growing old and expect 20
retire after my senatorial term expires.
Your kindness and consideration IN what
you deem 90 be- the proper course deeply
touches me. bat my candidacy for the
presidency is absolutely out of the ques-
tion and Is not even 90 De- thought Of"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
TURKEY SEEMS DEFIANT.
Ministers Talking of War with the
United states.

New York Nov. -S,-CabIe advices say
that the Vienna Tageblatt publishes "a dis
patch from Constanunople 20 the effect
that the Turkish council Of ministers have
held a conference TO determine whether
or not che sending OF the United States
battleship Kentucky TO smyrna should be
regarded as an act OF hostility
According TO tho Tageblatts disratch
the home minister urged the severance o.
diplomatic relations with The nitcd
states. and even went so FAR as to threat
en- war unless the Kentueky should be
withdrawn from Turkish waters.
The ministers express the belief that
the European Powers would not permit
the United States TO attack Turkey and
that country. therefore would be safe in
taking a defiant attitude.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

tho law Of nations where Observance OF
II Is rendered impossible through the DO
havior OF the enemy or his own situation.
In critical situation. where care for
prisoners would endanger self-prescrva-
ton. prisoners must either not be taken
or mus be- got rid Of"
THE German army" the parer ads
should not be accused o. cruelty vi h
out considering the facts IN the light OF
the conditions"
Tho papers fhis evening resume their
criticism OF the course o. the United
States government based upon the latest
news from Washington. The Bcrliuor
Neueste Nachrichtcu says.
The United States. with Russia Is
Chians chief defender"
The Lokal Anzeiger sees renewed
evidence Of the separate policy Il the
United States"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
Claim lie WIN re vidicn,ea.

4 special 20 the Morning News from
Fernandina. says.
Those who are IN n position 70 know
claim that Lukenhnl will be honora hly
vindioated. as there seems 10 be a great
deal more behind the whole business.
which the trial viii bring out. Having
been tho most promineut man ln town.
one OF the leaders IN politics Ia the county
and sull. during the trouble. the president
OF che Board Of Trade and councilman. his
friends arc legion and all hopo for au
amicable adjustment OF che difficulty. Mai
ST. Clair Abrams Of Jacksonville aud Hon.
Wilton Hall OF Fcrnandina are the de-
fendant'a counsel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
c,nLED ron TmE AGREEMENT.
Copger VIII Not sign UntiI President
uas Passed ON ~.


uas Passed ON ~.
Washington. Nov. S-The State De
r-meut has cabled Minister Couger 20
forward the tex, Of the agreement reach
d by the foreign ministers az Pekln.
Meanwhile be viii withhold his signature
- President has had an opportunity 10
sosfy himself as to this important doc
-uca. aud 10 make such changes as wsll
Inns D.. 90 accord with our policy.
is safe 20 predict that this particular
ment viii not become effective in
is resn NJ shape. Il appears that. upon
ttury directed 10 the Powers them
rH their ministers AZ Pekin have not
'.r reelected their present views as
'' no" basis Of the peace negotiations.
JOBS ssatmene certainly is true as 20 a
aHl1r.r Of the Powers Interested and
fact is regarded as warranting the
uou that the agreement must be
rtt0l OF abandoned
To Is learned al the state deDartmsnt
tt whiia these negotiations are drag
eng along az Pckin. some Of the Amer
rn .orsuls in China are achieving prac-
tH' and valuable results by Individual
cr They are addressing themselves
h oi-es directly to the vlccroys of the
provinces where American property
t have suffered, 10 secure ind m
.ri teuaration. and IN most cases
' 'r" succea ding very we'll IL is sur
o. I from the latest Chinese ndvices thar
' tnrl sh consuls are doing likewise ana
Douectug many claims and the mon
l-iug tuned Over 20 the m ssion
which suffered. II this move
i.'' .ntIuues. it g. entirely possih C that
Hittd Sbatoa ana Great Britain viii
p. .hies1 TO concern them elves With
seoution ~ Individual claims for
through the slow moving agen-
at Tckin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
IS rms GERMANS RETREAT,
stated She Lays Greatest Emphasis
on Harmonious Action.

stated She Lays Greatest Emphasis
on Harmonious Action.
Berlin Nov S-The semi-onicial Der
.nr iog', IN the course Of an evidently
'rr,d article replying to the suegss-
of more leniont pnnishmo T. of
cmciais IN China made by the
.tl States government says.
eH.e doubts have been expressed here
t1a iaera a. 20 whether % rs advisa le
as.. upon death for the ringieaders
' Doc auu-foreingn movement a. an ir-
decision, Il should b. poin cd
.lti such doubts eaunot be tr ced 90
i'ratous Of humanity as 90 some
.'"er regarded such a punt hm at a
severe. The fact Is. ca her. at
.he Powers are convinced IA Z mo
.litr oe.ervr dfa H. Tut tn ques-
's been raised on varlous des as
whether such measure should BE- la
'poA from the standpoint of 20
'Apedisucy.
l1r as Germany o. concerned. she
ser ns sted upon the execution of
persons, but has repeatedly de-
that she lad chief emphasis upon
Hirmonious action OF all che Powers
HAhisniug the guilty. This attitude
ponds with the guidins principle OF
NtHys policy which seeks, above all
'o preserve the harmony OF the
Frelssinnige zeiung describes the
declaration al "Germany's re-
from che demand for the death pen
~ Wochenblatt. discussing the
.s.s of cruelty on the part Of Germans
nina. says;
no usages Of civilized warfare are
az ni"ays applicable with the half civ
-'4 a commander must dovia,e from
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
EcAN NoT nEINsTATED.
Has Made No Formal Application 60
Get Hack In the Army.

Washington. Nov. . -Omcials Of the
war Department deny positively that
Comrnlssary General Esan now under
suspension from the urmy has been re-
instated II Is furih.r said that Gen.
ERan has filed no formal application 70
have hts sentence sea acid. IL o. under
stood that Gen Eenr might De relnEtaitd
AZ any time upon cordi.i0n that he would
accept immed ate retirement bat be has
shown no deposition 80 accede to such
an arrangement.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
THE DoERHOEFEns RESIGN.
Moving spirits ia Tobacco Trust
sever Connection with "a.

TUAFAfN ~
sever Connection with "a.
Louisville. Nov 2s-ChanRes in Louis
vllc of great Interest IN connection with
The American and Continental Tobacco
Comparics VIII q Is announced. 80 into
effect Dec. :.
John uoernoefer. a widely known to-
baceo man and one II the moving spirit,
IN tho so-cailcd Tobacco Trust has ro-
signed 80 member of the board or diree-
tors ~ the American company. and al %
al general manager of the company
Louisville cetabl shment.
basi Duer1o. fer has resigned ns direc-
tor ~ the Continental Company and az
general manager q tie retandl'ng plant
in this city. Marcus Doerhoefer. brother
of John and Easl Doerhoefer, has ten
dered his rcflgrai n aa general manager
Of the pug factory hero.
John D0crhoefer refuses 20 say whether
he and ms brothers have sold their to-
hacco ok or whether hey VIII engage
ln tu iress lndcp "a rtly of the biz ON
pauicT.
Tic roggnatlons VIII come before tho
REGULAR w ay meeting of the neral
boards of the two tobacco companies IN
New York this week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
NOVEMBER 30. 1900.
WILL NOT TAKE INITIATIVE.
other Country In MediatinR In
Behalf OF the T'ransVaal.


Paris. Nov. 2S.-The conversation which
ex -Pres.dcn, Kruger had with the French
minister OF foreign affairs. N. Delcasse,
yesterday was couhnsd TO the former
sounding the latter az 20 the probable
attitude u France ia certain eventua ities.
Mr Kruger did not press for dennite
statement ana che conversation lacked
prcciseucss. NJ Delcasse let it be under
stood that France had not changed her
attitude since he explained the govern
ments position In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties last March. France viii not take che
iuiIaUvo In intervention IN South Africa,
but will not discourage any other country
from so doing. on the contrary. she will
joln ia such initiative u it is taken under
such conditions as appear 60 her 10 merit
a. qultscencc.
Air. Kruger did not formulate any op-
position and dii not intimate waat he
Intended TO- but IL ls believed he will
take the first ofiiclal diplomatic stp a.
The Hague. 10 is not known whe her ne
win ask Holland TO propose med stl. q o.
open other and less clearly defined uego-
tHtious
Mr. Kruger to-day drove TO tho sch o.
of Fine Arts. 60 inspect the plaster model
OF the monument to be erected 20 the
memory OF Col de Ninebo r. Mareun. the
French officer who died in South Africa
fighting Tor the Beers. tie was received
by col de VIlcbols- Mareul's brother. A
number OF artistic and literary people ana
students were present Mr.. Kruger euio-
gizei Col. de Niuebois-MareuA aud his
comrades. whose devoted heroism h
said. recalled the chivalr0us knights o.
the Middle Ages"
Mr Kruger then proceeded % view tho
Pantheon. but was too fatigued 60 enter
He was heartily cheered eyerywncre
ufaor the road
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
YOSEMITE is LOST
CRUISER WAS WRECKED IN A ~.
PHOON OFF GUAM.
FIVE OF HER CREW DROWNED.
REST or OFFICERS AND MEN RES
CUED ny A COLLIER.

she L. Converted Cruiser, Wa.
with spain and Has since Been
stationed nj Guam-Her Command
cr u Governor OF the Islnnd-The
Cruiser Carried Eighteen Omcers
aud 2G7 Men.
Manila &ov 2S.-The United States aux
Hilary cruiser Yosemite parted her cable
of the harhor OF san Luis d'Apria Island
of Guam. drifted sixty miles. struck a reef
and was wrecked.
Five Of the crew were drowned. a col
licr rescued the remainder
New York. Nov. S-A cable dispatch
from Manila received here to-day reports
the sinking OF the United States auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite IN a typhoon az Guam
Nov. i5 Five OF the crew were lost.
washington. Nov 2S.-The Yo-omite was
first comm. stoned April i3 1895 shc has
been station ship az the island Of Guam
since the days OF the Spanish War she
s. sixteeu-knot converted cru ser of
6.17s tons displacement and is provided
with a main battery OF ten s-lnch rapid
FIRE guns and a secondary battery of SIX
C-pouudcrs and two Colt rifles She has
"A complement OF eighteen ON egs and
~ men Her measurements are S9i feet
ln length by forty-o.ght feet. extreme
breadth She has a mean draft of TWEEN >
feet one inch.
Just before the outbreak Of the Span
ish-American War the vessel was gur-
chased uy the Navy Department. nttcd a.
an auxiliary cruiser. ami rendered effes-
I tive service as one o. the Iatrl
fleet being manned Ia part by
/ tho Michigan naval militia. IL g.
said that her anchorage az Guam was
on the harbor OF san Luis d'Apra. AMI
that owing 10 her draft she was Obliged
10 Die six miles on shore. The harbor b.
"a particularly dangerous one. owing 30
the existence - n rocky shOal In the mid
die aud a part cularly crooked channel
According 70 the naval register. the
I YoscmI.e vas manned hy eighteen officers
I 8nd 81 men. but IN her capacity as sta
I ton ship not all OF these were required.
[ and undoubtedly a part Of them were
[ ashore engaged in duties az the uava sta
/ ton. This probably woud be true OF her
/ commander. Seaton Schroeder, who IS a.s3
I governor Of Guam and who probably lcft
Y tho active command Of the ship % me
Z ranking Lieutenant. Augustus NJ. Mayer.
I The other officers accredited 20 the snip
I bv the reei stor are IAeuts ". p Samorh,
/ Albert Mortz. r. y Bierer Ensigns A.
W pressey n. l.. Collins. a. y. Mitchell
and r. T.. Evans. Assistant surgeon r.
~ Furling. Assistant Faymaster Z. W.
Delauo, Chaplain l.. p. Rennoids, anu
eight warrant officers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
4 COMPROMISE wIrH TURKEY.
AZ Ferrouh D-y Saw Secretary Hay
About the kcutucky.

washington. Nov. 2s.-All Ferrouh
Bey. the Turkish minister here. called on
Secretary Hay to-day relative 10 thc Wit
Of tho big batiloship Kentucky to Turkish
waters.
The Kentucky sailed from Naples lost
saturday ard arrived a the mn {
turkish pori of e~v~ra 'Nf
1, , few hours store the ministe's vi r.
n Is understood that the ne g. q ~
lrstweer Mr. Gfis os.. "a e ass uh
stautinople and The rorte fcr he setils-
merf Of the mis- ionary cams acc ire
question as 70 pr Nnrion's exequf ~ as
sansai AZ HarIooi are prog essi Nlth
insications that compromlse Will be ar
ranged
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
AFRICAN WAR is NOT OVER.
Lord Roberts Has Asked for 5000
Fresh Troops-FtEhtinR Goes On
Rt Points Wide Apart.

London Nov. S-wh.le the reports OF
the condition of tho Cape Colony are re
Fardod as somewhat unnecessarily alarm
ist there Is utuo disposition TO take a TOO
roscste view Of the general situation.
The constant d.spatch to South Africa
20 reinforce drans end the daily nghts
at po.nts wide apari show tina, the war
is not over and while the statement
that Lord Roberts has demandcd - eo0
frcsh troops is Incorrect. IL g. fact that
he has asked FOR Sooo men 20 replace the
bnttalions whose wastage incapacitates
chem from duty az The front
These roiicfs Will D. dispatched but
thcy will seriously alternate The gnrri-
sons Of tho United Kingdom. insomuch as
Lord Roberts insists the troops shall Do
picked men ana have seasoned officers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
nHrIsu NEED MOUNTED MIN.
Otherwise the Capture Of DE Wet u
ConsIdereh ManeIe...

Eicnhurg. orange River colony. sat
urday Nov. 2i-rhc Boers are most ac-
tive between tho railroad and Basutoland.
south OF Ladybrand. Thabanchu and
Blomcfoutciu.
Gen. DcWat and ex President steyn arc
near DcWctsdorp. II is believed they arc
preparing for descent on cape Colony
Tor recruits and supplies
As O. counter move two battauons of the
Guards. Gronadicrs and First Cold
streams. hold an the foris OF tho Orange
river from Anwal North to the Orange
river station. hut. small parties or
mounted Rocrs are able 50 cross the river
almost anywhere.
Tho British have great need OF morc
mounted troops Otherwise the capture
Of bewct IS hopeless
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
MARSHAL STRANGE Is DEAD.
Lake City's citizens Assert They Did
Not Lynch Williams.

Lake City. Fla. Nov. 2s.-Ciiy Marshal
W. T. Strange. who was shot Mona by
the negro Williams. who was afterwards
killed while resisting arrest. died az 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
The other person shot by Williams W.
c. Strickland, viii recover.
The citizens OF Lake city have issued
a protest against any charge Of lynch
ing the sespcrldo The protest IN part
s. as follows:
''Thc negro wa not iynehcd BY a
mob. as has been stated. hut was killed
resisting arrest after having innlctel a
fatal wound on the city m1rshal TIE
negro wls pursued by some ~ our most
patriotic. nw-abliing citizens, who Woul
have protected him from mob law hal
the negro no. have continued TO shoot az
his pursuers an he fell dead"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
TRIAL OF TmE' STOCKTON.
Torpedo Boat u Believed 10 Have
Made Required speed.

Annapolis. Md, Nov 2s.-The torpedo
boat Stockton built az thc Trggs Works
at Richmond Va. had hcr nnnl speed test
to-day over the Barren Island course. The
requirement that the vessel should travel
over the course. twenty-six knots IN
length. at the rate OF = knots an hour.
Il is believed Was maintained but. unf0r-
tunately the speed indicator was uos ia
goOi working order and the exact per
formance Of the new wnrshlp cannot De
ascortained until the official report Of the
trinl board is made public n is under
stood that the members of the board viii
recommend the acceptance of the vesseL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
TURKEY Will MY a CRUISER.
Means She VIII Pay the Indemnity
We Have Demanded.

London. Nov. 29-An imperial Trade or
ders the immediate signature Of con-
tract for the construction OF a fast cruis-
er win the Cramps OF Philadelphia. says
the Consmnunople correspondent Of the
Daily Chronicle.
''The price agreed upon viii give suf-
fcIeut surplus 90 pay the American in
domnities Thus the United states gain
an important commercial and diplomatic
success"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
N nEnALF or HER FAITH.
BUDDHIST Nun Arrives 10 Promulgate
Her Doctrines.

san Franci,co. Nov @.-sistcr Sang
bamitta. Il buddhist nun, has arrived
from Honolulu and proposes 20 sn"ak
throughout the country IN behalf oi her
chosen faith. she represents the NJ ha
Bodhl Society. Whl.h ans 20 promulga e
tho true teaching u Budsina- sister
saurhamitta was formerly she Couut'es
a. C,navarro. wife u the one time minis
Ter from Portugal 10 the Hawa ian
Islands. She was born in Texas and en-
tered the order 80 New York ia iSy7
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29

London. Nov &-sir George Clement
Marin. the orrauist of St. Paurs cathe-
dral. has IN his posaesaion che complete
score cf a Thanksg wing Te Deum com
posod by the late Sir Arthur Sullivan ~
fhe request OF tee dean and chapter OF
81. paurs. suitable for she termination
of the south African war and dedicated 10
''Quesn. Church and Country"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
OUR GROWING POPULATION.
Hecord Made by several states since
the Last Census

Washington. Nov. - The population Of
Tennessee, as officially announced to-day.
is 1000 6l6. as against l.765.5lS Ia iseo This
is an increase Of ss.09s. or ii3 per cent.
Washington. 5lsig. against sls3go in
1880 an Increase Of lss. .7ig. or 4s.2 per cent
South Dakota. 40l $40. against s2s SIS in
1872 an increase Of 727G2. 81 2zI per cent
Oklahoma, aas 2i5. against q .Gl ln 1900
an increase of s3f.4ii. or A3 per cent
New Mexico. 1880. against i8.a8 in
1872 an Increase Of am. or III per cent.
North DaSota, 3l9lf against 1919 in
1879 an Increase % i36 81. or 7L6 per cent.
Idaho, lel.T2. against 1895 ia lsg0 an
Increase OF T.5s7. OF sl7 per cent.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
MINISTER now Ann Ar HOWE.
he Did Not want 90 see Demonstra-
tiODs over Kruger.

London. Nov. 2s.-There is some com
ment here on the arrival In London OF
sir Henry Howard. the British Minister
a. The Hague II s. ofic.ally explained
that Sir Henry Is taking holiday bui 80
is admitted that his presence IN this city
is not altogether uucounocted with the
approaching arrival Of M. Kruger az the
capital OF Holland and the promised
demonstration which. naturally. would D.
very embarrassing 10 the British repre-
sentative were he 81 tho Dutch capital.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
BRYAN THANKS FRIENDS.
Contest Between Democracy and
PIutocrncy Must 60 On.

lincoln Neb.. Nov. 2s-In answer TO a
congratulatory address presented 10 tho
Bryan Home Guards some days ago. W.
J. Bryan this afternoon sent a letter 10
II. 7. R0ckey thanking him for the ex-
presslons Of esteem. and concluding as fol-
lows:
when a political party meets with re-
verses the greatest consolation candi-
date has. aside from the approval of con
science. Is the knowledge that he retains
the confidence OF those with whom he was
associated, and ! thank the Guards for
this assurance. The contest between
Democracy ard piuiocracy viii go on, and
those who believe in the declarn ion of in
dependence and the doctrine ~ equality
before the law must su.l defend human
rights from encroa hmcnt and greed"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
czAn PASSED \ GooD DAY.
According 20 uuiIctins lie l. Rapid
IL Improving.

I.lvadla. European Russia. Nov. &.-The
following bulletin was issued to-day by
the Czars physicians.
.'The Emperor passed a good day yester-
day. He sept an hour and a half AZ
o'clock IN the evening his temperature was
Csc. pulse 6s He slept fairly well last
nisat This morning Ills Maiesty's coud.-
lion and strength are satisfactory. His
temperature at O'Clock was ys.i, pulse
-