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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
EFFECT OF SPINNERS' ACTION.
OUTPUT OF YARN WILL CERTAINLY
M MUCH REDUCED.

DIR. McAden Believes All the Members
of the Association VIII Curtan
Their Production-ASsoci In
cIudes 20 Per Cent. of the Southern
Cotton MiIls-New Plan to Dispose
of Product VIII save the Southern
Mills sso0.0o0 Annually.
Charlotte. n. G. Sept. AIN regard to
the probable effect OF the resolutions
adopted By the Southern Cotton spinners
at their meeting here Monday night. DR.
John II. McAden. to-day said to an Asso-
ciated Press representative:
While I cannot give any figures as to
the probable eurtailment. am certain
that the output Siil be greatly reduced In
fact, some mills have already shut down
altogether. while others are running on
short time. aud stin others only operating
a portion Of their spindles. The member
ship OF the Southern Cotton spinners As
ISOLATION now represents 20 per cent. OF
the cotton mills OF the South. and have
reason 10 believe that all Of them VIII
curtal their production for the next two
months ns much as possible The object
OF the mil men will DC 90 arrange the
work In their plants as 20 employ a. much
Of their labor as can be utilized without
turning cut the fun amount Of goods. This
may be done by operating only part OF
the machinery OF each mill.
1t Is probable that the petition OF the
committee may have a temporary effect
on the price OF cotton. OF course, II we
curtal our output o viii have tendency
TO reduce the present demand for the
staple.
The offer OF certain Northern yarn
commission men 20 accept our business
oo a basis Of per cent commission. and
guarantee. and 2 per cent. cash discount,
Is an important item 70 the Southern cot
ton spiuners, for IL means saving OF
$4,000 annually Ia the sale OF our mol
ucts"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
AZ nenwoot Nlr. Brran Ia.


in this country az present az least the
people judge as 20 who shall be elected
Ny fear rs that n W. deny that doctrine
whom we como 20 DIAL with the Porto
Ricans and Filiplnos we may not always
have that doctrine In force hire When We
abandon the Doctrine that all men are
created equal. we have 10 stop each time
90 prove we are as good "a anybody else.
II we can always keep the doctrine that
all men are endowed with inaiienabie
rights which belong 10 them as men which
the government neither gave nor can take
away then We can have such a govern
ment as W. went. n n ~ bad. Il h our
fault. Once take away from the people
the power 10 govern themselves ana they
muse submit 10 whatever government -
pat upon them by those able 20 contFol"
The Dinner Pail Argument.
Warrington. W. v. Sept AT Cam
eron Mr.. Bryan discussed the fun dinner
Pail proposition IN response go a sagges-
ton from the crowd. saying In part.
The gentleman asks me 10 say some
thing about the dinner pail. The Repub-
lican party. Is trying TO escape a discus
sion OF iis attack upon the foundation
principles Of government. and when La
boring man accuses the Republican party
OF an attempt 10 destroy the declaration
Of independence. the only answer Is that
you have Eot a fun dinner pail. and whtie
YOU have plenty 20 ear you should be sat
isaed
Il want you 90 remember. In the frpt
place. that you cannot satisfy a man BY
giving him plenty 70 eat. and In the Sec
ond place. I want you 10 take the cost %
what you have 10 buy as a labortnN man
and measure Il against your wages. and
see n the trusts have not raised the price
Of what you buy more than they have
your wages. The Republican party has
no plan for The betterment of the perma-
nent condition OF those who toll but Il
has permitted the great branches 81 In
dusfry to fhe monopoiiz cd BY a few
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
AueusTA.s DEror MIDDLE.
Railroads Have Been Given n stu
Months Extension

Augusta. Sept f.-Augustas effort IN
behalf OF a new depot was pigeon-holed
tonight BY the City Council for az least
six months The contention between the
seaboard Air Line and the other allied
railroads over the Harrison block. IA re-
cent history u seems the Heahoard Air
Line has until rext March 10 avail itself
Of the privileges o. the streets granted
by the city. and until II h known what
the Seaboard Il going 10 do. tho ether
railroads claim that they cannot go
ahead. the ground that h now available
for a depot being inadequate.
At to-niRhrs Council meeting the Rail-
road Committee asked Tor an extension
OF six months time on the depot question.
aud II WAS granted. II IL understood that
the purpose OF the delay Il 20 see what the
seaboard Air Line means 20 do. n Il does
not begin 10 put up a depot on the Har-
rison block In the time allowed. then the
allied roads win make another effort 20
secure the desired number Of feet from
that block n tho Seaboerd Air Line
builds. then the allied roads will have 20
face the question IN a new light. In the
meantime Augusta continues without
depot.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
NEGRO LOST HIS LIFE
Good Use Now Found for the De-
spfsed saw Palmetto.

Orlando. Fla. Sept. 4.-The negro tur-
pentine hand who. while drunk satur-
day night lay down and went 20 sleep On
the railroda track and lost an arm by
passing train. has lost his life as a re-
suit OF his folly. He was taken TO the
hospital. where he received proper care.
but the shock 20 his vital forces was too
severe He died last night
The palmetto industry Of this place Is
giving constant employment TO thirty or
forty men The despised raw palmetto
furnishes The raw material la the fans or
leaves. These are cut IN the woods, where
they make the most perfect growth. hauled
la by wagon loads. put through processes
OF preparation. known only 20 those who
are IN the trade. and then sent north in
large quantities 20 be used IN decorations.
Those who are engaged IN the business
guard their secret processes % prcpara-
lion well. II IS evident that they find the
demand strong and the business proata-
BILE. as half dozen large buildings are
occupied By them and are veritable bee
hives Of industry. Until within a few
years the saw palmetto was regarded as
che usoet useless pest In the state. But
use has been found for n. and Il Is Civ
ing cmployfnent TO labor and bringing
quite a loo OF money from the big ciues
Of the North. 90 be distributed where Il
will do much good.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
COL. BRYAN's ITINERARY.
TIE HAD Something 90 say About the
"FuiI Dinner PAIL"

Cambridge O.. Sept. AIR. Bryan
found several hundred people awaiting
him when he arrived nj zanesville to-day
The train made fve-minuse stop and In
response 10 repeated calls for the presi-
Dental candidate 20 speak. he appeared
on the rear platform OF the sleeper.
Mr. Bryan declared laughingly that he
could not shake hands and make q speech.
but came near doing 30 for he grasped
a large number OF oufstretched hands
and. while doing 50. proceeded 70 make a
brief talk 70 the people who stood eagerly
waiting
The speech was informal and was fire.
quently applaudcd. After recalling has
visit 10 GAINESVILLE IN 1885. az which time
he said he was compelled 20 climb up the
IRE escape IN order 10 get into the haIl
where he was to speak. Mr.. Bryan said:
I'VE are in the midst OF another cam
palEn. and you are 70 have your part 10
the settlement OF the questions which are
AZ issue In every campaign several -
sues are considered. but some one issue
must be paramount iU the mind Of each
person. In this campaign the Democratic
party believes the question OF imperial
Ism 90 be meet -srnportant. The party
stands where u did In 1895. on the money
question. but Il believes that the form Of
government b more important than the
kind Of money. and imperialism attacks
tne principles OF government. In saying
this we are not indnlatng IN prophecy
The Porto Rican Bill asserts the dorfrsue
that the Porto Hicans are beyond the
protection OF the constitution. Never un-
~ within a year has any party asserted
Tho doctrine that the iag Should be ear
ried 90 places where the constitution
could not go"
AZ Cambridge Mr.. Bryan also spoke
70 a good crowd. He suggested a number
Of questions to be put to Republicans.
Mr.. bryan. Itinerary.
Cameron. W. Va. Sept. AIT Benwood
Mr Bryan In the regular train and was
taken aboard The special IN which he Is
20 make the tour OF this state. Here he
was met by q state committee % which
National Committeeman Mccraw b chair
man. The crowd present demanded a
speech. ana SIR Bryan complied very
briefly
AIR McGraw announced sIr. Bryan's
spesch-rsaixins Itinerary for the trip as
follows.
Cumberland. Ma. Tuesday night: Nor
CAMS Grove. Trf-stafe meeting for MARY
Lard. Virginia and West Virginia. Wednes-
day al g39 a. m. Kn ser. ii.f0 a. m We'd
NJ sday; CiarkEburg State Fair at 70 A.
m Thursday: iarkc a.urE at .. M.
THURSDAY. Wheeling Thursday night.
From Whea.irE 10 Chicago Friday. To-
night will be spent az Cumberland.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
oouSTnY,s cRoP CONDITIONS.
No General Improvement I'm the Con-
aiffon of Cotton.

aiifion of Cotton.
Washington. Sept. 4-The following In
tho weather bureaus weekly summary Of
the crop conditions.
over the greater portion OF the country
the weather conditions OF the week end
ing Sept. 3. have been highly favorable
for maturing crops, although droughty
conditions continue In portions OF the
Gulf states, Illinois and Missouri. In Col
orado and the regions OF the Southwest.
Corn IL ripening raptily and cutting Is
becoming general IN all except the more
uortherly sections.
40 general Improvement IN the condition
Of cotton Is reported. Premature opening
has been checked ia the Carollnas. she'd
ding has ceased IN South Carolina and the
laie crop 10 that state Il again blooming
and fruiting. Complaints OF rust. shed
ding. premature opening and injury from
boil worms still continue from the central
portion OF the cotton belt. In Texas cot
ton Is from two to four weeks late. except
IN scattered localities OF the northwest
portion. Reports Indicate that In many
localities OF northern Texas there will be
about an average crop. but elsewhere q
wll be generally below. especially In the
southern portion where in a few places
cotton iR almost failure. while hot
winds and boil worms and the Mexican
weeyn damaged the crop IN many locali-
ties
Tobacco cutting and housing Is IN fu.l
progress. being fairly completed IN osto
and Indiana. The crop Is poor In North
Carolina
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
STATE CAMPAIGN is OPENED.
GOV. GAMBLER SPOKE N CHATrA-
HOOCuEE COUNTY.

ufsed PopuIists to Come BACK Into
ernor Dealt Largely with National
issues. Indorsing the Democratic
Platform nad Urging All GeorEians
20 vote for Drynn-BeIieVes Chat
tahoochee VIII Give Good Demo-
cratic Majority.
Atlanta, Sept. 4.-Gov. Gambler spoke az
cusseta. Ga. this morning 10 a large
crowd OF enthusiasts citizens. He spoke
for an hour and half and was listened TO
atieutively.
The speech OF Gov. Gambler is regarded
a tho opening gun Of the state campaign,
and he took occasion to state clearly the
POSITION OF Democracy on state and ua-
t.onai issues. The address was a mastery
effort. and az its conclusion the Governor
vas warmly complimented for his stirring
words
4 large potion OF the Governors speech
was devoted 70 the national campaign.
and he dealt at length with the position
OF the Republican party on imperialism.
lie Endorsed In strong terms the platform
OF the DemSSratic party adopted IN is3s.
and ratified az the Kansas City convention
and called on GeorEians to>vote for vii
liam jennings Bryan and throw on the
yoke % monopoly and imperialism. The
imperialistic policy OF the Republican
party was criticised severely and trusts
came In for their share OF the naying.
In touching on state matters Gov Cand-
Der urged the Populists OF Chaifahoochee
county 10 return TO the ranks Of Democ-
racy and vote the straight Democratic
ticket.
He pointed with pardonable pride 70 the
manner In which he redeemed pledges
made 20 the Democrats party when he
frst entered the race for governor.
In speaking OF the outlook IN Chatta-
hoochee county. Gov. Gambler said there
seemed no doubt that IL would give n
good Democratic majority. Heretofore e
has been a doubtful county. The govern
or returned to Atlanta late tonight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
SCHOOL OPENING AT sTILLMoRE.
Military Institute Besfns Session Tn
der Favorable AuspGee..

Military Institute Besfns Session Tn
der Favorable Auspices.
stillwall ca. Sept. 2-The Stiliwell MIL
itary Institute opened this morning under
the most hattering circumstances. there
being over 100 students present. All old
boarding pupils returned and large num-
Der OF new ones are already here. The
barseron brothers are attracting wide
spread attention by their Success here
The first term they enrolled iO9 names.
the second 20e. and over go are nov IN
sight for this. the third term. Miss May
meta Arnold Of Barnesville. Ga. Is in
charge OF the music department. This Is
her second term here.
Delegates were chosen here today by
the Democratic party to meet at SWains-
boro tomorrow TO nominate candidate
for representative and for county Offices
The delegation chosen Is not a harmonious
one. though they may vet agree They
are especially divided as 20 a candidate
Tor representative. There are only two
candidates out. Col Frank Mitchell OF
Swainsboro. and Mr.. A. L. Turner OF sum
init The Turner men tried 70 claim
victory Of a solid delegation but failed.
the delegates being about equally divided
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
Young OLIVER MAY LIVE.
lie Was shot at Triton on Monday by
Joe Larry, CoIorcd.


Triton. Ga. sept. AIR. y. w. oliver,
who was shot last night BY Joe Larry.
co!cred. is improving. The ball was located
and removed at late hour last night by
Drs. Hall and Julian. aud II Is thought
the young mans chances TO live are ox-
cellont. The ball entered about two inches
% the right Of the breast bone. struck
rib and ranged downward. lodging In the
right side above the hip.
Joe Larry. who did the shooting. IL
known as desperate negro. he weighs
abou, 80 pounds. and Is called tho Bay
boro Conn., from his numerous peccadii-
Ices. lie is distinguished BY a small scar.
from cut. under the right eye. He Is
stll az large his pursuers having failed
10 get his trail When Larry leaped from
the train after shoe ing oliver, he turned
aud fred his remaining cartridges az
Conductor shaw. who was pursuing him
unarmed. There were a crowd Of negroes
on the train. and only three white men.
az the time OF the shooting The negroes
ala nothing 70 catch the criminal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

waycross. Ca. Sept. A chari-
ton county woman gave birth to
seven children IN less than two years.
four N one time and three al another.
All the children lived.
Ware county farmers talk favorably Of
the suggestion 90 bond che county for
$4,000 Is pave 100 miles Of public roads
leading ogt from waycrsss IN every d.
rectiun.
". X. Middleton OF Liberty county bad
a bone felon on his hand and IN iancing
II chs physician cut an artery. Mr. Mid
sieton came here for treatment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
RETURNED a LOUISIANA FLAG.
Forty-sIxth Ohio Had Captured IL
Near Atlanta.

Columbus o.. Sept. 4.-The eoiors OF
The Thirtieth Louisiana Regiment, cap
tured by the F0rty-sixth Ohio Volunteer
Infantry during the Civil War. were re-
turned 20 a committee OF the survivors Of
the louisiana Regiment az the reunion OF
the Forty-sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
a. Worthinrton. a suburb OF Columbus,
to-day. The flags were captured at Esra
Court House. iust outside Of Atlanta. Ca.
ana have been In the relic room OF the
state capitol here for many years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
Working
Women
-

nre invited 10 write 10
HTrss PfnEkIaEs for free
advice about their health.
Mrs Pinkssasss IS q w0-
man
n you have painful
Periods backacheS 0r
any OF tho more serious
Ills 0f women write TO
Mrs PEsRSrfaRss she has
helped sssEslfifE5ess Your
letter will be sacrocyy
confidenEiaL
Lydia e. PSnkba1s's
Vegetable Compound Is
knows ~EsePevor the ESsg-
fish EsngHagc IS spoken.
Rozlsisg else can posi-
hly % SO sure so help S1f-
ferfsg women No other
medicine has helped so
many
Remember fhFs when
S0Bsefksing else Is Sgg-
gesfcds
MFss PfnkkaRs's adj
dress is Lynn, Mass.
Her helping hand Es
always 0EsfSEreEcfsed 90
sufferE1g w0fzseEls
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
rAssENeERs rRoM CUBA.
Gen. Fitxhugh Lee Coming Home to
visit virginia.

Washington. Sept. i.-ouartermasser
General Ludington Is informed that the
transport Rawlins left Havana last even
ing for New York with fifty-seven cabin
passengers. including Gen. Fi;xhugh Ice,
commanding the Eastern Department Of
Snea, who has been granted leave Of ah-
sence for che purpose OF Visiting bis Nir-
slnia home 70 attend 10 private business.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
RUSSIA NOT AFTER MANcHURIA.

WIN Annex no Territory Unless the
other Powers DO.
London. Sept. 4.-According TO a speci3l
dispatch from St. Petersburg the Rus
sian officials rcpudia;e any intention to
permanently occupy or annex Manchuria.
The dispatch adds that Russia will claim
no territorial concessions provided the
other Powers refrain from doing so. and
expresses the hope that the question Of
Indemnities can be settled by the co-opera-
lion OF the allied Powers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
ONE NEGRO KILLED ANOTHER.
Then weEt 90 Police Barracks and
Gave Himself Up.

Augusta. Sept. 1.-Two negroes, Tom Co
hen and sam Nelson became involved In
4, aiaieulty tonight about Il O'Clock. and
as a result Cohen was cut In the breast.
hack and arm and died In less than ten
y,inutea Nelson was also cut IN two
piaces in the left arm but the wounds
are not considered dangerous. The hght
occurred about nifty ana sevenfy-hve
yards out OF the city limits. AFTER having
- wounHs dressed. Nelson came on 10
rsiice headquarters and gave himself up.
4, making his statement 20 the officers.
- claimed 10 have acted In sclf-defensc
T-he corouer's inquest over the body Of
f.ohso viii be held tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
THE wEsTERS or ALABAMA.
Reports show IL Has Had the Hest
Year I'm Its History.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 4-The stock
holders OF the Western Railway OF Ala
blma met at the general Offices OF the
company to-day. All the stock OF the
company was represented In person and
by proxy.
The report OF the president and direct
ors was received. IL showed the net earn
ings s2i2223. other incone N256s. The
total income was ses4.Ta3. with a net income
surplus Of S5i.i79. The percentage of oyer
atiug expenses TO earnings was 6t5 pr
cent. The increase IN gross earning com
pared with the previous year was w.
l0M. Owing 20 favorable traffic condi-
tons and activity IN all commercial and
Industrial enterprises. the gross receipts
OF the year, both passenger and freight.
were the largest in the history OF the
company.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
French Gunboat Back at Canton.

Paris Sept. 4.-The French consul at
Canton. under date OF Monday. Sept. 3.
cables that the French gunb0at Cometo
has returned 70 Canton. He adds that
her Grip 10 Swallow has had a good effect
and has ended the troubles and agitation
against foreigners. which were spreading
In the region north OF k0uaug Touang.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
AGAINST A WAGE REDUCTION.
Cotton Manufacturers May Curtaii
Their Production.

FAN River. Mass. Sept f-Strong oppo-
stion has developed among the manufae-
turers against the interests which have
been working 20 bring about reduction
IN wages and great influence Is being
brought TO bear to secure the adoption
Of the curtailment policy BY those who
favor a cut down. II now appears that the
cnrtallment viii be extended.
The directors OF the wampanoag and
Robertson mills have voted a reduction OF
wages as iuexpedlent at this time. The
officers Of the SDinners Union have ask
ed that a three or four days week cur
tailment plan be adopted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ELECTION.


utdnte ~ rthiimore-
stlllmore. Ca. Sept. 7.-'rhe Populists
held a primary IN this county to-day. The
only man voted for here to-day was for
representative. Mr. h. L. Brinsou Of
Wade received the Said note. there being
only three votes cast. II r. generally un-
darstood that the Popuiists Of THIS county
Uill meet to-morrow and consolidate the
returns OF to-day's primary and declare
q. l. Brinson their leader. and that be
will not accept. Ia + further understood
that they viii support and endorse any
boiling or independent element Of the
Democrats.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Las AnEsles. Cal. sept. lack Mont
.ev,esv tho WINS assistant attorney gem
s~af during President Clcyeland's nrat
Term. died here yesterday
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Thomasviile. Ga. sept. f.-John y.
Chisholm. Jr.. and Miss Emmie Mitchell
were married last evening az the home Of
the brhdes sister. tfrs. r. G.. Mitchell
Rev. Or j. O. Branch ofiiesatin9 Ts1a
couple left soon after the ecremomy f0x
trip through the weat.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
SUGAR TRUST DIVIDEND.

Was Increased This Quarter by n
Fourth OF One Per Cent.
New York. Sept. f.-The American SUI
gar Refining Company declared a dividend
for the quarter OF Ia per cent. on iis
common stock and a regular quarterly
dividend OF Ia per cent. on that portion
Of the preferred stock entitled 20 quar-
terly dividends. This Is an increase OF
Z. Of ! per cent. over the last quarterly
dividend on the common stock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05
WITHIN THE IMPERIAL CITY.
German Troops Have Taken Possess
sion of "a Hill There.

Berlin. Sept. Am official dispatch
from Taku announces the receipt OF a
telegram there from PelSin. dated Aug.
8. saying shs German troops have taken
possession OF hill within the Imperial
City.
The dispatch also says that 1000 Italian
troops have reached Tsku.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

Many lowpriced imitation baking powders upon the
ket These made with alum and should be taken
avoid them, alum is poison. be taken the food
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

The outside. or overflow. meeting WINS
for larger than that on the inside OF the
Academy. which "a adioined. There WIS
large attendance % people there from
Pennsylvania. as well as from Maryland.
West Virginia and Virginia. This meeting
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-05

ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.. 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.