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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
SPEECH AGAINST TRUSTS.
bryan Made Two Points ON This
Question ut NcwburE.

nryan MADE Tive Points ON This
Question at NcwburE.
Poughkeepsie. n. y. oct l1.-At New
burg air Bryan spoke 10 crowd Of sew.
eral thousand people from stand IN
front OF the Court House. and the speech
was frequently and loudly applauded
Il want you 70 know" said Mr. Bryan
that the National Biscuit Company has
;i6 factories. and when ! was al Man
cracker factory that had been bought by
the National Biscuit Company and closed
down within a short time You viii ind
that every one OF the concerns mentioned
ii OF the great trusts. The American Steel
and Wire Company controls So per cent
Of the output Of wire nails aud steel wire
and you remember that within year that
company closed down twelve factories
threw 6ooo men out Of employment ana
then reduced the price OF wire nails and
harbed wire In an instant. threw upon the
men who had bought up stocks Of wire
and nails a heavy loss, and % WAS stated
that the man who was responsible Tor %
did Il IN order to make more money on
the stock market In the depression or
price In the stock than a man could make
in any ordinary business Ia a lifetime
Why Is It that your papers will defend
these trusts?'
Mr.. Bryan charged that the Republican
party was circulating a hook prepared
by a man named Weeks which defended
the trusts. and said.
The National Publishing Company or
New York printed the books. Il hrst
asked the trusts 20 buy the book and cir
culate H. II found that the trusts did
not want TO undertake the circulation Of
the book themselves. and this publishing
company wrote a letter 20 the trusts.
copy OF which Is in the hands Of eN-Gov
Stone, saying: To overcome that difficult
~. we have arranged with the Rcpubii-
can National Committee 60 have 70 dis
tribute books In such manner. aud IN
such places as to insure the best result.
and Gov Stone has a receipt signed
FOR the National Committee OF the Rcpuh-
lican party by J. n Manley for Ave hun
dTed copies Of book IN defense Of
trusts. paid Tor by the trusts. TO be- cir
culated by the Republican COMMITTEES
among people 20 convince them that
trusts are good. while the Leaders say
the Republican party De- opposed 70 trusts
want TO ask you whether YOU have faith
In "a party that thus promises the people
relief from the trusts, while its commit
tee circulates book 70 defend the
irusts2"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
HANNA DREW 4 CROWD.
The senator Gave Hi- view 49, 90
what Constitutes a Trust

Nhht = hnHttNutes tfust
Aberdeen s T.. Oct. i7.-senator Hanna
ami his party attracted n big crowd here
to-day Mr Hanna began 20 discuss the
tarin
what abou, the tr,ist7' asked some one
iu The crowd
"Wcl ms friend. II YOU win ten me
what "a trust Is. tn answer your ques-
ton 5" said Air Hanna. No reply came
"Wcil. 81 you don know. I'm tell you.'
continued Mr Hanna "A trust. under the
law. and what g. known as p trust ten com
mcrco 81 where the stock q a corporation
Is put into the hand OF a trustee. carry
ing with D. the voting power Every sin-
g.e organization 81 that kind that cvfr
hUd iis existence in the United States hiss
been wiped cut through the action OF The
sherman law. and that law WINS put upon
the statute hooks OF the United States hy
Republican Congress"
Mr. Hanna then proceeded with hts
speech. hut momeni later was again in
terrupted by a question regarding the
Cleveland shipbuuiing Association.
say. senator. that man thinks the
world Is nat don't pay any attention 10
him yelled a farmer
IAN right" said Alr Hanna with a
laugh. but / would like 90 stay all day
ana discuss this ching But ] want 90
ten you that tho nattcst OF oil ilatness
will DO the Democrats party next
month"
Cheers FOR Petusrew mingled with
cheers for Mckinley and Hanna az the
speaker concluded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
rINIsHED THE WAREHOUSE
News Of Men and Matters Reported
from Douglas.

Douglas. Ga. oct. i7-The Merchants
ana Planters hreproof warehouse at
Douglas. has been completed, and was
thrown open for business yesterday morn
ing. with MIR Tom Jones as sworn weigh
err. 4 great deal OF cotton was stored
there yesterday
The city Court has adjourned after
transactiug great deal OF civil business.
The city Court or "a County Court Is an
actual necessity IN Coffee county, while
the ordinary could perform all the duties
81 the County Commissioners al great
saving of unnecessary expense. with the
present population OF the county.
As The lines or Irwin, Berrien and APP
pliur COUNTIES. bordering on Coffee have
been IN disph,c. Cofec's last grand jury
recommended that the Governor appoint
4 competent surveyor 10 run out the
tines and forever settle this question.
Messrs Mcdonald and Brazieton OF
North Georgia. are Ia the city with
herd Of nne milk COWS. They ind ready
sales az fancy prices.
DR. j. G.. Bryan Of Cullodcn, Ca. with
bis family. hiss located IN Douglas.
Mrs Mary J. Fielding and children OF
Leiiaton. f. visiting her sister. Mrs. G.
s. Fielding on Ward street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
PERSONALITY on TnE FRINGE.
The Man TO whom wiiheImina VIII
Give Her Royal Hand.

Berlin. oct. i7.-The announcement or
queen wnhelmina's bethrothnl has been
sympatheticnlly received by the whole
German press. although nearly All the pa
pera point out that the event Is devoid Of
political significance. Attention r.. how
ever. called 20 the fact that her choice
cannot fan 20 strengthen the ties Of friend
ship between the two countries. Mention
Is made Of the ciore relations o. language.
race and literature. and % the fact that
the Queens mother was born in Germany.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press learns from o reliable source that
her choice IS her own and against the
wishes q the Dutch cabinet, who desired
her 60 wait for another year or two until
her judgment was more mature. She took
the matter into her own hands. When
She visited potsdum year ago everybody
expected that her choice would be- Prime
Joachim Alhrecht 81 Prussia who paid
court to her asstduousiy and rescued her
and the Queen mother from serious ac-
c.dent while they were driving Ia the Sans
souci Park.
At that time she seemed 10 be seriously
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
A DETERMINED WOMAN
Finally Found "a Food That Cured
Her.

When / first read OF tho remarkable
effects OF Grape-Nuts food. determined
to secure some" says Mrs C. w Aid
ridge Of Salisbury. Mo. AT that time
there was none kept In this town. bur my
husband ordered some from a Chicago
traveller
Il had been greatly afflicted with sud
den attacks OF cramps nausea, and vom-
iting Tried all sorts or remedies and
physicians. but obtained only temporary
relief As soon as ] began TO use the new
food the cramps disappeared and have
never reappearcd
My old attacks of sick stomach were q
little slower 10 yield. but by continuing
the food. that trouble has disappeared
entirely. l am today perfectly We'll can
eat anything and everything I WISH With
out paying the penalty that used 20.
We could not and would not. keep house
without Grape-Nuts.
MY husband was 80 delighted with the
DEMENT'S 1 received that he has been re-
commanding Grape Nuts 90 his custome-
ers and has built up q very large trade IN
the food. He sells them BY the case TO
most OF the leading physicians OF the
county. who prescribe Grape-Nuts very
generally There Il some satisfaction Ia
using a really scientifically prepared
food"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
HUNDREDS our or work.
cotton van Trouble IN North Care
lima T. serious.

cotton van Trouble IN North Caro-
lima T. serious.
Charlotte. N. C.. oct IA special from
Green. 1oro 20 the Observer says:
10. cotton mill trouble 30 Alamauce
r4rs has reached an acute stage. Hun
ttis 90 men, women and children a e
t as tine result ofnotices posted by the
81 the result OF notices posted by the
alres who would not withdraw from
Textile Union To consider themselves
airgod after the 18th.
vsg Few. 81 any. OF the OPERATIVES
tiaaiauci the union. As the mill men re-
-ar.a arm. a majority OF the mills la
Pc county are either Idle or running with
rtsty reduced forces.
lr.fe.l Of crirplinc the union. the order
tae mia owners seems 10 have had the
'st NJ strengthening %. numbers Of
bee members having been received since
i r1uaes were posted.
bFt Do operatives and their late en-
1H nrs firm and determined TO carry
points As yet no disorders have
reported.
7 Oh. difference r. not soon adjusted
/ e arr mcnt secured elsewhere. many
4 III u.rltives VIII suffer for che nee
-'ar. ~ lifc 4 majority of them are
and with practically no means.
Ntle Union " taking steps 20 pro
ne Textile Union o. taking steps 10 pro-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
THE PATRIoK-JoNEs cAsE.
Metherbee Told OF Conversation
ne Had with the valet.

New York. oct U-Alhert r Patrick
and Charles r. Jones. counsel auI ..r-
want for William N Rice. were aeain
before Magistrate Brann to-day ior the
continuation Of their examination on the
charge OF having forged the signature e.
check for $500 drawn ca tle bank.
ing nrm OF swcnson q sons
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
brought up the affidavit q Walter %.
wctherbec. a clerk of swensou q sons.
Wethcrhcc went on tho stand and CAV.
tho substance Of the AFFIDAVIT Hc mel
Jones by appointment ana Jones ssii
20 witness. a have proposiii % 10 M Be-
10 YOU. do you know that have o.l man
Rlcos willg'
Wtncss replied that he dlI rot know
the contents OF the Will. but that De slA
Rice sign b. Jones then told wiine
certain portions of thc will. ami said tlat
IL witness would consent 60 e second sill
he could put witness in Jones sald Iicc
was 40 times "dopey' ana that he could
get him 10 sign any paper he wautei TO.
Jones. tho witness testified. promises 20
divide with him n he did as sugg "a
regarding the drafting Of second VIII.
Witness said he had mode an affidavit
OF March a. when. in substance. o. what
be ro.ated to-day. on contamination
ny Mr. House. the witness said he did
moi object 20 Jones proposition at the
time IL was made. but when Jones asked
witness to draw up another viii. witness
told Jones he was not IN that kind OF
business
did Jones intimate to you that ne
would forge the old mans name 10 any
paper" asked House.
No. be- said that when Rice came out
~ his dopey condition be could slip "a pa
per under his hand ana be would sign IT,"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
BoDY POUND IN 4 SACK.
Police of Lynn Looking for the Man
who Dld the Murder.

Police of Lynn Looking for the Man
who Did the Murder.
Lynn, Mass. oct l7-That great trunk
tragedy" az IL was known through all
New England way back ia 1872. when the
mutnated body o. Jennie Clark wac found
wedged into trunk. which had been pick
ca up In the Saugus river. was in some
respects no more mysterious than the
murder which was revealed to-day
by the finding OF mans
body decapltated ana denuded
OF tho limbs ia gunuy sack Ia Glcnmore
pond.
The police tonight are Inclined 10 the
belief that George T. Bailey has been
murdered and have taken under arrest
John c. Best. . years o. age. n farm
hand. employed on the estate Of which
the supposed victim OF the murderer was
carotaker The police. in searching the
farm house where the men lived. found in
che barn cellar an ak which bore blood
stains. but il is not certain they are OF
human blood They also found some stains
on "A window sill and on piece or card
board In room OF the house.
Bailey disappeared on oct. s. No one
knew the reason but there We're persons
who supposed that ne had followed his
wife 60 Wiscastle. Ne. she having left
the house. il IS asserted. because Of q
disagreement. II IS now claimed that the
woman. known as Mrs Bailey. was not
his wife. that although Bailey was mar
rled. hts wife's Whereabouts are unknown
The woman D. said 20 De Miss Susie
Young. and she was the housekecpcr.
with these clews the police are trying
90 solve the mystery Of the murder.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
NEWS raoM wAYCRoss.
The Dead BODY of a Negro Foan"
In Thickef.

In Thickef.
Wnycross. Ga. oct. iT-This afternoon
Charley Brown. colored boy. discovefei
the dead body ~ a man lying IN the IT.
lie thicket of saplInEs IN the western part
Of town near Dr. y. c. Folks residence
he hurried into The city and rcpor'e
hls discovery Coroner Jackson Grimes
lmpaneied q jury az once and proceeded
10 the place. II was found that the dead
man was Tom James. negro fsh dealer,
we'll known IN town. having
bat recently served sentence on the
cnaln-eang for selling whisky without
license.
Tom was drinking heavily Of bay rum
alcohol and any other concoction IN his
reach. and about o'clock yesterday
,.orninR he left his boarding house. say
~, ~ Vas going out 10 deliver oysters.
rbl. was The last seen ~ him until he
Was found to-day IN the woods. lie was
living on his coat. which had been
folded W for pillow
There was no mark 10 IN
alratc violence - any Kind. and tho jury
returned "A verdict 20 the cfect that he
came 10 hls death from causes unknown
Ia them though they emppofed ~ 70 nave
resulted from excessive drinking
Miss sallln Howell sud Mr.. Lee Cox
we're married tonight az che home of the
brides father. Mr. Berrian Howell, south
% the city The ceremony was perform
"a by Rev " A. Thigpen Of Neeiham'
Mr.. y. r. WIiiamson the well-kuown
iurpeniine operator. has returned home
from an extended trip 10 WhItevilie. \. 6.
REV. L. L. Pickett of Wilmore. Ky. was
in town q short while ~ he was return
ing home from attending The Holiness
oamp meeting IN South Florida
Rev. J. NJ Glenn announces protracted
meeting % Trinity Church. beginning next
sunday
The mail carriers for Waycross have
been announced out Of nftcen appli-
canfs only i've were successful, che other
ton falling 20 stand a satisfactory exam
nation There is considerable kicking
on tho part OF the white boys who STOOD
tbe examination and who were turned
down. being rated 80 far below the ne.
rroes Tho successive ones are J. ".
uaxloy OF WaycroHs ana g. W. Reid Of
Albany. both white. and William y
Brown. william l.. Cooper and Randnl
Brown. Jr colored Three regular car
rlerr ana Two substitutes viii be. required
To- do the work They start Nov. !. The
arst yenr they get 50 per month. and
thereafter So.
The Ruskin Band will assist the Way
cross Band IN furnishing music az the
Waycross Fair.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
ooTroS MANUFACTURER,
Association l. Holding Its Sessions
in Washington.

Association l. Holding Its Sessions
IN Washington.
Washington. oct 1.-THE second SEES
sion or the New England Cotton Manu-
facturers' Association was called 10 or
der in the Arlington Hotel this after
noon. The first paper on the programme
was hy Walter u. Evans o. the Agrioul-
tursl Department on The Cotton
Plant"
T. r. Dewey. also OF the Agricultural
Department. made an interesting address
on the subject of Amerlcan-grow Egyp-
tlan cotton. r. H. Bimonds OF Baltimore
read a paper on Americas Textile In
dustry." from Southern point OF view.
The last paper 81 the session was by
r. NJ. Miller. Jr.. OF Charlotte. ~ G. on
THE Possibility Of Cotton Manufacturing
ia the United States. Especially In the
South"
THE President received the representa-
lives q the New England Cotton Manu-
facturers Association AZ II - O'Clock this
morning IN the East room OF the White
House. Secretary Long presented them
10 the Pres dent
At to-nIehts meeting Secretary Wilson
Of the Agricultural Department was pres
eut and delivered characteristic ad-
dress IN which ne spoke 81 the inter-rela-
tionship existing between the factory and
the farmer and the need OF improved edu-
cational facilities along scientific lines for
successful farm work. lie also expressed
tho hone That tho time would soon come
when tho capacity Of the manufacturers
shops would be- able 20 handle the entire
production OF cotton. so that none Of II
need Dc sent abroad for manufacture
number OF papers on technical sub
jects were read.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
WANTS a REPAIR SHIP.
chief Engineer Melville Urges an
ApproprIntIon OF sI.0Oo.01O.


Washington. oct. i7-In his annual re-
port just published Chief Engineer Mol
VILE urges an appropriation OF 81 o0o.0o
for a 50oo-ton repair ship. on tho plan OF
the Vulcan. but improved In detail.
The engineer-in-chief makes a very
strong argument against the proposed
consolidation Of naval bureaus. pointing
out that In every large shipbuilding plant
the bureau system prevails. 10 a more
complete separation OF che special
branches Of work. than Is practiced in the
navy.
An interesting chapter IN tho report
deals with the question Of the personnel
and che nRinecr-in-chief expresses the
opinion frankly that the personnel bill
was either a mistake. or the proper course
has not been taken 10 carry cut It's In
tent
The estimates for the various navy
yards and stations are as follows;
New York. S656 35. Norfolk si43 $50. Bos-
ton sZ7G 323. Mare Island. $3.50 5z5. League
Island. Si6i. f57. Portsmouth $3.50 So. Port
Royal. 81 ssi. Washington. $3lsi7; Pensa-
cola, s55e. Key West 81 Newport
9s7s Bremerion. $500
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
COCHRAN ANSWERED. THEM.
Replied to Questions Addressed 60
Him nv EditortnIs


Detroit. oct. l7.-For two hours and
a quarter tonight Bourke Cochran Of
New York. discussed imperialism before
an enthusiastic audience OF $500 persons
in Light Guard Armory
when the cheers which greeted Mt
Cockran's appearance had eubsided, he
picked up copies 81 two of the Dctroi,
papers and proceeded 90 answer questions
asked him In their editorial columns.
The first one was whether he knew
what Mr Bryan will DO with the dnancer
Of the country in case be Is elected al
Cochran said that he had no right 20
answer the question. except IN 80 far a.
Mr. Bryans character speaks for Itself
he declared that Mr. Bryan viii enforce
any law found on the statute books. and
hc has no doub, that the present statute
governing tho currency OF the
country will be obeyed. but.
said Mr.. Cochran. IL there e.
any doubt as to the stability
% tho present statute then the ReDubli-
cans who enacted IL have betrayed those
who voted for them
The other question asked the speaker
was whether ar. Bryan. n elected. would
select as his advisers what the paDer
salled the conservative element Of the
Democratic party"
In answer 20 this Mr Cochran said:
~ do not know whom Mr. Bryan will
consult. but ] DO know whom Mr. Nc
Kinicy has consulted. hope that Mr.
Bryan VIII consult with the hest In his
party know that Mr.. Mckinley has
consulted with the wors, In his party"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
urEn rHE DowIErrEs.
religious Persecution Is Rife an
Mansfield. O.


NaraH1. o.. oct 1.-THE Dowieitcs
... determined 10 thwart the efforts 20
no Hsm out Of this city. and the re-
rts nos bc serious. About three have
,.r i.porfsd since Sunday. Three are
uaar 10 be here hiding now. and have
Ben holding secret services.
e.- Williams Of Benton Harbor. Mich.
~ Sis sent out OF town on Monday
Poi. lr today on a bicycle. and gave the
pc "a. lively chase before they captured
nr They sent him away on a train, but
b e.I ae would return every day. as he
laI l.,r ordered 20 do so.
Deacon Homer Kcssler Of Chicago
naas advertising manager. came into
naa -l4y and went 70 the Court HOUSE
% saI 1.s lawyers. The police took him
n %. railroad depot. and there he was
rsH.H uy three deputy sherins with
uri 0f habeas corpus.
T. d. ruties started for JAIN with tho
ba lud crowd followed. throwing
fss ana clubs Deputy Sheriff BEN
lri hs Ter were struck by stones and
severely INJURED They reached the jail.
ans Kt - was locked up and several
opus placed on guard. a crowd Is col
sting around the inii and other crowds
tre aoHrlne the city for the hidden ED
ZOOS equipped with tar ana feathers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
WHERE rmE vorn II cLosn
Hanna and Frye Made Speeches 60
Dakofa Fnrmers

Huron. s D.. oct 1.-THE special train
bearing Senator Hanna and senator FRYE
travelled up and down through tho couu-
ties 81 Central South Dakota to-day. tn
the districts where the vote. a. a rule. Is
close aud where farmers compose a great
er part OF the population.
Fourteen stops were made during the
day \ good deal Of spice was put into
the speeches at times by sharp question
ing on tho part OF the audiences. VINO de-
sired 10 hear about trusts and imperial
ism. This was true especially AZ Aber-
deem. where Senator Hanna was constant
ly interrupted during his speech BY ques
tons regarding various phases OF tho
trust issue senator Hanna apparently en-
joycd these Interruptions and Invariably
answered them.
AZ Webster he was visited IN his car
bv a delegation 81 Sioux Indians from the
Sisseton reservation. These Indians are all
voters The most important meeting OF tn
day was held tonight at Huron.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
HELP FOR WOMEN
WHO ARE ALWAYS TIRED.

| do not feel very well. am No
tired all the time ] do not know what
is the matter with me.
You hear these words every dav; as
often as you meet your friends Just 50
often are these words repeated. More
than likely you speak the same Signif-
cant words yourself. and no doubt you
do feel far from well reost OF the time.
Mrs. Ella Rice, Of Chelsea, Wis.
whose portrait we publish, writes that
she suffered for two years with hear
ing-down pains, headache. baclxache.
and had all kinds Of miserable feelings,
an OF which was caused by falling and
Inflammation Of the womb. and after
doctoring with physicians and numer-
Gus medicines she was entirely cured 10y
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
BRYAN WAS BUSY.
Continues from First Page)

own wages. ana a profit besides 20 the
man who employs him. And vet when
election day comes. the employer s0mc-
times thinks that the man who works
FOR him sells his citizenship when he sells
his labor
And often tho employer tries go eo-
erce the lahoring man. n % Is right for
an employer 10 vote the vote OF his om-
plcye. then I Insist the law should he
changed SO as TO give every employer as
many votes as he has employee A. h
h. now. they sometimes get away. and 81
the vote belongs go the citizen and not
60 the employee then every citizen who
prizes his ballot and appreciates the re-
sponsihillty OF citizenship should speak
oat against the intimidation that s. often
practiced against those who are in the
employ OF others"
Mr.. Bryan then took up tho questions
Of trusts and militnrism along the usual
lines
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound
II you are troubled with pains,
fainting spells, depression of spirits,
reluctance 20 go anywhere, headache,
backaehe. and always tired, please re
member that there is an absolute
remedy which will relieve YOU Of your
suffering as il did Mrs. Rice Proof
is monumental that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is the
greatest medicine for suffering women.
No other medicine has made the cures
that il has. and no other woman has
helped so many woRen by direct advice
a. has Mrs. Pinkham; her experience
Is greater than that OF any living per.
son. II you are sick write and get
her advice her address is Lynn, Mass
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

s.- .n oet. u tx Senator John
d.,.., daneerously 90 az his resi-
"a. ~ ritF The attack has taken
. fenernl coilspse. "a part. due
&C. ~, ''i't debility incident 10 old
gssa pc effects Of the serious III
20 Is. 10 suffered while on trip
tsfs. ,i indles two years ago. He
'eaovcrcd from that illness