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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14

There was romance as well as Chris
tlan beauty in the life of Dr. Adoniram
JudsOn. the Baptist missionary, when
he concluded to part from his wife, she
TO come to America to restore her
health. he to go back to Burmah to
preach the gospel. They had started
from Burmah for the United States to-
gether, but, getting near St Helena,
Mrs. JudsOn was so much better she
said: We'll. now I can get home very
easily. You go back to Burmah and
preach the gospel to those poor people.
/ am almost well. ] shall soon be well,
and then | will return to you" After
she had made that resolution, terrific
in its grief, willing to give up her
husband for Christ's sake, she sat
down in her room and with trembling
hand wrote some eight or ten verses,
four OF which l will now give you:
we part on this green islet, love
Thou for the eastern main;
l for the setting sun, love;
Oh. when to meet again!
When we knelt to see our Henry die
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14

Mob MuSf Pay for Burning
The jury in the case of Robert III.
Mcbride, a newspaper editor of Mitch
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14
"Peruna has been my standby
for n1anyyearS, and Attribute my
good health and my extreme age
10 this remedy. III exactly meets

i have come TO rely upon ii almost
entirely for the many little things for
which l need medicine. l believe it To
be especially valuable TO old people"
Isaac Brock
Catarrh is the greatest enemy OF old
age. A person entirely free from ca
tarrh is sure to live to a hale and
hearty old age. 4 free book on ca
tarrh sent by The Pernna Medicine
Co., Columbus. o.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14
Major General X nOx.

Major General c. r. Knox OF the
British army has been engaged in a
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14

Blessed be God, there is a boat com
ing from the other sidei Transports
ton at last for our souls from the
other shore; everything about this COS
pei from the other shore; pardon from
the other shore; mercy from the other
shore; pity from the other shore; min
istry OF angels from the other shore:
power to work miracles from the other
shore: Jesus Christ from the other
shore This is faithful saying, and
worthy OF all acceptation, that Christ
Jesus came into the world to save sin
ners." and from foreign shore I see
the ferrybOat coming. and it rolls with
the surges of a Savior's suffering; but
as It strikes the earth the mountains
rock. and the dead adjust their apparel
so that they may be fit to come out.
That boat touches the earth, and glori-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14
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In 1T TEN YEARS.


u had not the slightest idea that conc
was the cause OF my continued sickness
for the last ten years. until / quit rs use
ana took Up Postum Food coffee. ! never
had a natural movement OF the bowels
during a number Of years, because ol
chronic constipation. and was cons .antly
under the Influence ~ medicine.
VERY frequently. just after breakfast a
dizziness would come on. which would
force me 60 De- down ana remain ahso-
luteIy quiet until relief came. ! was also
the victim o. severe headaches. and miscr-
able an the time Two years ago last Octo-
her DC suddenly secured TO me that % was
possible coffee was the real cause of ms
trouble
II therefore procured package OF Pos
tum Food coffee AMI began its use in
place OF coffee. Al first trial ! did not Ike
Ii. and found some difficulty in sticking
10 my resolution. hut ] rerscvcrcd aud
soon discovered that l had no, made O.
property when % Is boiled long enough.
10 has a delicious Java coffee taste and
, beautiful. deep rich brown color. alto
rctner &C. makes charming beverage.
= soon grow very fond Of it iu fact.
liked II better thln the old c5uce. 4
worry u.ie change iu nay health occurred
and this gradually increased. until iu
about two months. ! discovered a market
charge began 20 manifest Itself The
bowels resumed their natural functions
ana the o.d dizzy feeling disappeared en-
urely. also the headaches.
This complete change IN henIth hxod
my mind permanently and forever. never
under ans circumstances. 10 go back %
"a drug that had held me slave Tor ton
long wears curious thing about all
tHIs is that people DO not realize thc causc
Of their troubles Thcy 50 on year after
wear. iusf as ] had ia dragging them
selves with something that holds them
In a condition 81 sickness aut they don't
seem 20 wake up 60 understand what o.
is that b. the cause Of the trouble. II
such people could bring Themselves 90
leave OF coffee AMI use Postum Food
coffee. the trial would TEN lts own tale
Please omit my name. Name and ad-
dress viii De given by Postum Cereal Co
Ltd, Battle Creek, Michs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

tive Of driving in springless cart. The
iolting OF the latter on the shockingly ~
elected roads Is 20 fearful that upsets are
he rule rather than the exception. and Il
% the frequency Of these acct lents that
Hue attributes the skin Of the naive dc.
tors in S. ting fractured limbs.
Education may BE- said 40 be compile I'd
ny the study q the nine classical toDks
which from the basis Of the literary et-
limitations OF these. one of the most In
terestinE is the shi King or Book %
Dies. collection Of popu ar songs curron, IN
various districts AT different per DDS during
the centuries preceding the philosopher
birth. and contains as may b. supp sd.
N excellent reelection Of the state or so
ciety az that remote period. on these
classics the whole foundation of Chinese
literature rests. IL has been. until lately.
The chief aim Of scholars and wrbers 20
increase the sum OF annotatiCns and learn
Cd commentaries on the nine books. "a
preference TO producing original works.
such works as the Encyclopedia Br-
annica" pale before the monumental la-
bors OF Chinese compilers. One o. to
.rs, Ming Emperors ordered an su,y To-
pedin 20 be prepared. which consisted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
JONES APrLIEs Az ADAGE.
sitonE Intimation Directed by the
Chairman Toward Roosevelt.

sfronE Intimatton Directed by the
Chairman Toward Roosevelt.
Chicago. oct. l3-chairman Jones OF the
Democratic National Committee. referring
10 Gov. Rooseveit's association o. his
name with private ownership in trusts.
ad to-day
ANY statement made by anybody that
am IN any way connected with or in
terested In any organization that Is In any
sense a trust is absolutely untrue The
charge made that the American Cotton
Bale Company Is trust was the occn-
sion % a letter written by me and pub
lshcd AZ the time, in which ! stated the
facts OF my connection with that com
pany. That letter explains everything.
and was published and extensively circu-
lated. II Mr. Roosevelt had wanted Go ln-
form himself ne had the opportunity Of
doing go. II be IS a sincere man. he Will
not after reading that letter. make the
statement that the American Cotton Bale
Company Is a trust. However there IS an
adage that a lie well stuck 20 Is as gocd a.
the truth"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

fes .; never clogs. II Titania had ever
tasted OF a perfect Florida orange she
would have added Il 10 the ethereal bH
OF fare she exhorted her fairies to PRO-
vide for Bottom
Hop In his walks and gamboi in his eyes.
Feed him with apricots and dewberres
With purple grapes. green figs and mu'-
berries:
The honeybags steal from the bumbs
bees"
All the grapes and igs and dowhsrr.fs
thai were ever grown are not equal % on.
perfect orange with It's golden rind packed
fun OF the sweetness and exquisite favor
Of the tropics. Orange juice was ~ laast
one OF the ingredients % the amhros1
TINT was passed around by Hehe % re
gods and godesses on Mount Olympus T.
indeed the whole cup was not sqnecz &
bodily out OF the yellow globes.
Another thing that makes the Florida
orange so welcome IS that 70 comes %
the North IN the holiday season. reaching
this city about Thanksgiving Day ard
being most perfect just at Christmas
time The oranges OF California. wh.-h
though so good are inferior 20 the Florida
product come on the market somewhat
later. hut they last lonror ana are well
come substitutes for the more delicious
fruit, OF the South
May the Floridian groves wax IN size
and productiveness until not one million.
but twenty 70 fifty million boxes be an-
nually harvested and until every child
have A. Christmas time az least ono %
these gorgeous golden globes OF sweet
ness
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Cincinnati oct. is-Tho fall meeting
OF the Queen CITY Jockey club opened to-
day at Newpor, under most favorable
conditions
Firs, Race-sx fuslougr The Rush.
10 8 won. with Joe Martin. 70 !. second
ard The Gecser. % 20 J. third. Time
i14is
Second Race-seven furlonEs Pauline
j.. q TO D won. with Caioocan. 6 20 J. sec
ond. ana Troubahue. z TO Q third Time
less.
Third Raco-Five furlongs Clorita. .
70 J. won with Port Wine 3 10 8. sec
ond. and School for scandal. 90 :. third
Time loli..
Fourth Race-Oue mile. John Yerkes
II 70 g. won. with John Kelsey. Is 20 j.
second, ana Wine Press. third Time
t:4li.
Fifth Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Setde Regent. TO o. won. with The
SiuEgnrd. 20 !. second. and Mies Soak
20 ]. third Time i4sA
Sixth Racc--Sevcu furlougs T.arkspur
20 .. won. with Violet Parsons 6 70 d
second. and Marion Lynch. rs to ]. third
Time ISL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
CHINESE CIVILIZATION.
IT'S ANTIQUITY SHOWN ny THE Az
THENTICATED REConDs.
Was More Than Two thousand
Years Ago.

scheme OF Adnini.tration same "a
Was More Than Two Thousand
Years AEo.
From the Washington Star
The orlEln o. Chinese civilization f.
lost IN obs-urity." il ne striking obfer-
walton made by Harold r Gors,. q Eiin-
hufgh. Scotland who. writing on China.
goes or 90 say. Its immense ambiguity
may be- gathered from tire fac, that his
forical records that 20 back 20 nearly 500
years before the Christian era . e nt
The people OF China Ia much tn same
state o. culture IS that iu which they re-
main to-day. The present system o. gov
eminent dates from the reign Of Cui-iiaw-
auK-u. about 20 years before Christ wno
originated the scheme o. adm stuiiSn
which nos beer followed by every succeed
Ing dynasty for more than 400 years. I'm
mense progress was also ma le unier tie
long lire Of Chow Empcrors. when the
agriculture OF the country was largely
developed under the direction q skilled
officials who were appointed q s1perinisrd
Irrigation works and 70 Instruct the pco-
pie IN improved methods OF cultivation.
In this way the resource q he empire
may be- said % have been evolve. But
Tor countless generations before the gov
eminent took The material welfare q the
population 100 hard in this partliarcnal
manner the Chinese were "a highly ca tured
people with an established literature and
an aImira Die social O-ganizauon.
Monuments ~ the sail and industry o.
byEone ages have been fanled down 20
posterlty as a living proof Of the glory u
past achievement, iu the shape 81 magnif
cent canals ard bridges. Under the Surg
dynasty admirable broad highways we're
constructed. paved with stone and shaded
by avenues Of fine trees. tul THESE have
been permitted through the gross negli-
rcuce OF local author4uss 10 AA out q
repair while in many places through ne
uprooung OF boih trees and flag tones
misappropriatcd for fue! or building pur-
poses-they have been entirely destroyed.
The canals aud bridges however, sta. re-
main The formes supplement h river
Systems % China aud almost the entire
carrying trade of the Empire Is effected
by means 81 the junks which swarm along
these waterways % the iron supens.oa
bridges. By means OF which many rivers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
BRorHERHooD OF ST ANDREW.
Edward =. Elliott of savannah on
the Executive Council.

Richmond. Va. Oct i3.-The morning
session Of the National Convention Of the
Brotherhood o. 81 Andrew. was devoted
largely 10 the discussion OF the council
report with reference 20 the rule Of ser
vice. The discussion was lively ana ac-
Give. but action was postponed for a
year.
The following new executive council
was elected: James l.. Hougnteiing. cal
ergo. C. Harry Davis Germantown Pa.
sHas McBee. Sewauee. Tenn, John y.
Faure. New York W r. Sterling. Chi
csgo. John r. Baird. Philadelphia; Hector
Baxter Minneapolis. william q. SiurEiss.
New Haven. Edmund Billings. Boston,
Samuel $ Nash. Tarboro. n c., J. -
LOOMS Louisville. John W. Wood. New
York. H. g. Hlruhuh. Tow Aid
Frank J Weber. Detroit: Eugene q. Den
ton Rochester: n. d. W. English. Pitts
burg; Ratlaone Gardner. Providence
John II. Pcysou. Charleston. " Va,
Pierson L. Halsey. Milwaukee william
g Benhom. Columbus, o., Ffan,is n.
Hoimes. West Orange y. J. Edward s
Elliott. savannah. Roberi II. Gardiner
Gardner Ne. T. G.. Ruhiu. B1rtol
Heights. Va A l. Fellows. Denver: FL
ing l. Miller. Philadelphia. H. r. Braden
Berkeley. Cal Col. Cecil Clay. Washing
ton. D. c.: w A. Gallup. North Adams
Mass William Braddon. queens. l. J..
Frederick r. Rowell. Seattle Wash. .
Charies r. Cashier. Nashville. Tenn.
The following officers were chosen for
The ensuing year:
President James L. HouEht i.nE: IRE
vice president, O.. Harry Davis. re sond
vice president Silas McBce. frea surer.
John T. Faure. all re-elections. No score
tary was elected. Carleton Mcntgomery
was reelected assistant secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
ETHELnERr. wITB oDoM ~.
Won Out a. Record Time IN the
Municipal Handicap.

New York. ocs la-E,hsibert won the
Municipal handicap q, Morris Park to-day
head before Imp. enc greatest mare ~
The age. in the record ume 81 2@
Five horses started Thsy were semi IN
o. ths nrst break 90 O good stars Ui'h
Jack Point 100 front hut Burns quickly
took Imp out 10 her favorte place and
led past the crnnd-stand enc urs time
wlfa Jack Point Pink Coat E'he.hor,
and Maid OF Harlem following in the orr
der named and wei bunchcd lmr. rum
nlne with that maeaireUke strife. drew
away. rounding ire nrst tlrn. and showed
the wst up ire back stretch pF length
sad half Boer3.ue tho faf torn. Imp
drew away utd iel into me stretch by
two leugits odam sout Etheirert after
her, however anl from there home 3 was
q due between rho two
Az the ast faro.E pole Ethel0crt had
mover up nu even terms with the black
whir.Wini .nd tetla ou.y cpafafed them
o ihe w.rr lmn responded Eamc.t ln-
ler Burns vigorous riding bu. Efhe.ucrt
had t1e masf ia reserve ard won taualy
without frc ute oi Whip or spur.
F1rst Ea.e-O. so1sr sterp..rra-e about
tNo ami a hnn miles Plato . % 2. Won.
with The Hucht or 3 o. nHd 60 2
second ana Oll Tank to q. talri Time
7st.
Second Race-Ftge and half furlonrs
Sweet Tooth Is 10 3 won. with Or.enta.
8 60 3 ana o Go J. aerord and ileeu orc.
. 70 g. third Time aSis
Third Race Eclipse coursc Tnna -sel
5 20 won with Joe Frcy 20 ard
20 J. oud. aud Goi1 Lace 2 20 I thlri
Time ) 0et,
Fourth Race-The Champagne. : fur
long,. Garry Hermann even. wor. with
smile 80 Co : and 20 D. second and Wa
ter Color s 90 g. third Time . 2Tis
fifth Ra-e-The Municipal handicap.
one ana three-quartcr miles. Etheiber'
70 O. won. with Imp Z % ! ard S 10 6.
second ana Maid OF Harlem. z 70 ]. third
Time tsis
Sixth Race Selling. ono ana onc-eiFhth
miles Annoy . TO ]. won. with Loco
chez. 90 J and ? 90 J. second. and Toe
Chamberlain. 10 J. thini Time ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
THE FLORIDA ORANGE.
Henry wntterson Declares % - the
queen of Fruits.

From The Louisville CourIer-Journai.
a piece OF news in small way that
viii he deeply appreciates is the nm
nouncement that Fiorda VIII have an
orange crop OF 100000 boxes this year.
the largest yield since the great freeze.
one million boxes Is not much In coma -
lson with the 1895 crop OF between 100000
and G.co1.m0. the last biz yield. but 81 Is
about four times aa large as the lSa pro-
ducticn. The 1871 yield, 80 g. estimated.
will reach 10000 boxes. From this 90 may
be- seen that che Florida groves are being
rapidly restored. In % Few years the out
put viii be larger than o. ever was before.
and the delicious fruit VIII once more
abound w the markets.
The Florida orange is the queen OF
fruits. Ponce DC Leon searched tho PEN
,nsula over FOR the fahlcl Fountain %
Youth wl bout success. hut q wiser man
would have been cor cnt with The frs.
orange grove. The tropics produce nothing
else so delicate. SO seductive 20 the nos.
triis and 80 rnvishing 10 the taste. II
provokes the appetite, but while Il salts
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

paper. People do not trouble their heads
about what goes on Outside the empire.
and the machinery OF their oWn admins
tration only concerns them iuasmuch as Il
nay interfere win their pryl e affairs
Il Is mistake 10 suppose thar the Chirese
easily allow themselves 20 b. oepress d.
They are long suffering ana patient 20 a
certain point, snd possess a great sen .
Of Submission 20 au horiiy But Magis
tra'es cannot make themselves ohuoXi 1us
60 the people in general without d aw ng
upon themselves their active resentment,
frequently expressed hy acts Of v.ole1 ace.
Unpopular officials are in fact, often driv-
en- out OF their mandarinate by main force
Local criticism finds ample vent IN the
posting Of lampoons and pl1car's wnich
either hold up Offending maudarins 10 fidi-
Guile oUdcIl out public p.aise 20 taos " o
have incurred popular favor by some act
OF justice or bencvolence.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
ron GALVESTON SUFFERERS.
Artists In Paris Gave Their Services
for Charity's sake.

Paris OCT % Most 81 the members u
the American colony attended a matinee
this afternoon az the folles Marlguy the
ltcr for the benefit OF tho Galveston sur
ferers A comfortable sum was realized
Tho artists Who gave their services free
included Ellen Beach law. Olga Neither
sole Aioanc' -suuy. Nine Reiaue Jane
Hadiug. Pablo Casals and Harold Bauer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
a FUNCTION AT PEG-LEo FLrNNs
Report OF the Proceedings Written
by the OhfciaI Recorder.
From the New York Commercial Ai-


by the OHfcIaI Recorder.
From the New York Commercial Al
vertiser.
Peg-Leg Flynu's Panhandlers' Paradise
rnore properly known as the Vigilant Ho-
tel. 100 Bowery. was the scene Of an 'ex-
elusive AFFAIR" from midnight until Gun
rise this morning. As the morning pre-
gressed the affair became more and more
exclusive owing 20 the untiring efforts o
the resident electors. who worked inces-
sanity 10 bring this function TO n success
fu conclusion. At 6 O'Clock exclusion hai
been completed. and over the sawdust ana
sand Of the empty ballroom fioor only
weary fiddler wandered. while the pro
lessor who had labored IN connection
with the jangling piano slipped his shell
pensively In the adjacent barrOom. l1r
fiddler said II had been wedding in'
professor said he was liar. Il vas
fake.
Copies OF the following invitation were
widely distributed among the Bowery ie's'
ure clafs last week:
Your presence Is requested az the we'd
ding ceremony OF Mr.. James German 20
Miss Lizzie Evans on Tuesday evenlNL'
Get. .. 1900. TO take place at l0 b3"e4
New York
Now. an the elite OF the Bowery know
thar James German has been pay ~.
marked attention, TO a young woman ln Il'
set who mas been known as Memo
man Nellie. although not b.dden 10
marriage feast. was up all night ao-,
ing 10 Bowery report. ''ruonerih
morning lshe appeared early upon ",
Nfs to
her acauainiances. that Jim goi lN
fake hitch ter turn a scare INTO her.
airily retorted: "Cut g out, Cut u ".'
Whatever the real nature 81 the ahA','
ls certain that IL was largely att.
panhandiers' Paradise had never
such a Joyous crew as troopei thi""-
- portals shortly after midnight '''
the guests took upon himself the l-.'
official recorder OF the exact ua,'
the ensuing proceedings. ana nla"'
dc the following data this mornine
Bridegrum jas German ie'N
pug. .b,rk.
Bride. Liz Evans: subret plays -,
in n,r,s in Beefsteak Johns Buresl l' ~
Married by Rev. Wells De h."D
BIN .,,,-.
Rest man: Tim Lyesiic. actor he'''
thinkin parts. ,i- SO
pes, woman: Big MRude Hafdins'
pds-swings dumhells in museum. -. .r
enecch hv brldegrum. congratuid''N
preaie,sbun Bryan 20 carry BoNeiy
= 0n majority. No., ard
Also letters Of regret from Bryaa "''
Roosevelt
Music and Dancing.
piano. horse-Fiddle. bum.
General appearance. Like Coney'
Floor Mar. Little Buck s,,.-,
Peradc bv Buck and couple zee ~
Music. "f'd leave my happy NOME
we're you"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
ORDER or rELEGRAPmERs
Ex-President PoweIi's Removal OF }.
D. Dunn was Rescinded.

ST. Louis. oct 7-To-day's session Of
the order % Railway Tcierraphers was
devoted principally 20 routine business.
Tine action o. ex-Prssident Powell s
dpos.ng j. J Dunn. assistant chairman OF
lh Canadian Pacific division. was roscind-
%. aud that gentleman restored 20 POSI-
sou. Mcfsrs L. stdwell and A. Taylor.
second and third vice presidents 81 the
order were removed from Office on the
ground that their appointments had not
been made by cN-prceideut Powell within
the limt prescribed by the constitution %
the order Their successors have not
been appointed co. set
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
SYSTEMIC CATARRH OF AUTUMN.

recommended for catarrh sent f,- 49,
and began taking Il according 70 e..''
tons. After taking y FOR a feu dsy.
began 70 get better. I continued aap, .
until ] was able 70 go 10 work on ~.
farm again. and now I am in very sa5
health. and do work or my farm
Il DO honestly believe that yog- g..
medicine. Peruna. saved my ufe .-, (,
cheerfully recommend " 20 like sur.r,-..
Hon John Elliot. President P,,..
Templars OF Temperance. writes ,As ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Mr.. Samuel A. Scales. Eimbro. Tenn.
writes:
III gives me great pleasure 20 testify
20 the great good your medicine. Pcruna.
has done for me ~ case OF systemic
catarrah ! was confined 20 my bed FOR
some time and could not sit up. ] had
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
Will M SETTLED TO-DAY.
Hanna seemed 90 Know Great
Deal About the Miners strike.

Chicago. oct i2-Durng a political
meeting tonight az which Senator Hanna
was tho chtsf speaker. one OF the audience
asked him
How about tho Pennsylvania strike
"tt will be- settled tomorrow. was the
reply
Senator Hanna also declared practically
that BIS efforts were largely responsible
for the concessions made by the Penn
qylVana coal mine operators.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
steel Work. shut Down.

Chicago. oct i3.-The covering and an-
shlng departments 81 the Illinois Steel
Works 81 South chi ago We're closed down
to-day. 51l men being thrown out % em-
uloymeut II g. announced by the officer
Of the company that the shut down Is oniy
temporary. and that work will be resumed
in about TWO weeks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14

Temperance
and OF Or Of
r that
has a
fs i ! t 8
o b.
o
o
j. of
Ia
to -
safe and succcs Mrs. Dr. & % Powc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
Didn't Lower HI. Record.

New York oct i3-Joe Patchen. IN his
mite ngoinst time a. the Parkway track
IN broohlyn to-day made quarter IN
o 3ois seconds. the haif Ia 10. three-qunr-
tcrs in 2r.. and the mile On 2.05is break
ing the track record. bui failing 10 lower
his own record fov the distnnce
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
EXPEDITION HAS STARTED.
Continued from First Page.

tion through wide territory not hitherto
covered by the allies. While no opposition
r. expected a. Pao Tins Fu. the conan nd
ers believe TINT host'iitIes are rossib.e i1
the intervening country.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-14
WILL CosT ABOUT 100000.
That Much Money Needed 60 RehRb-
lIInir .aOIh Irnnslhen."

Washington. oct - The naval board
appointed 20 examine the old frigate con-
s,ltution has reported TO the navy depart
mont shat 81 VIII cost about 10000 TO
place thnt vessel in condition. such ns is
contemplated by the Boston Patriotic So
ciatv. which Is raising fund for tho
rehabilitation OF "Old Ironsidca