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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
The Poets Downfall.

lie was young man who possessed the
conventional amount OF long hair and
who had ridden Pegasus with such goo-i
horsemHuship that he had attained some
fame As q minor poet Of no mean order,
SAYS the Philadelphia Inquirer.
She was Of the age when the veil OF life
"a maze OF the phrase and meter OF her
fayoritc poets and when lahorious odes
TO the moon are considered the very end
and ideal OF existence.
When they entefei The art gan ~ togetn-
er she imagined the poetic quotations and
flow Of epigmms that the specimens Of
ART gems would call forth from the poet
At last they paused before "a beautiful
Sunrise" a gem IN conception. treatment
and tone effect. Modestly she waited for
some ehullltion Of appreciation. but the
poet was silent.
Al last she exclaimed IN rapture: "Oh.
ISN'T q beautiful. Mr. Hermlnnl So fun
OF poetic conceptioni See yonder comes
the powerful god of day, rejoicing, IN the
East In fiery ambition the sun rises and
puts to flight the starry legions who have
usurpod his patrimony and reasseris the
majesty Of the dynasty OF day! Glorious
isn't it?"
Yes. It looks mighty nice. Don't YOU
know. that sun looks 10 me like a big
ruddy pimplel Reminds me OF Hudibrus .
And like a lobster. boiled the morn from
black 70 red began to turnr
''Oh. Mr.. Hermann, do YOU really think
sou she exclaimed.
"By-the-by." he exclaimed anxious 90
redeem himself IN her fair but poetic
eyes. Just glance over there at that ugly
chrome. think it's a shame that they
allow advertisers 20 spoil the beauty Of
'nis place with those vulgar tooth powder
adsi'
Why. Mr. Hermann" she exclaimed
in shocked surprise; that Is the world
famous painting "A String Of fearIs.' d"
The next day she conided that the I'M
fortunate poet could nevcr-no never
right himself with her aztec such a man
Hesitation OF horrid arr taste and lack
Of poetic feeling. Her faith IN the poetie
personality Of poets Is very badly shaken
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
THE TALK on rwO BOSSES.

Messrs. Croker and piatt the two po-
ltical bosses OF New York do enough
talking these dave 90 furnish the news
papers Of that city with considerable copy
every day. zach IS confident that MS
party VIII carry New York state
Mr. Croker says that the Republicans
who are claiming the state do not know
the actual situation Of affairs. Tie says
that he has been all over the city and he
knows who the BARRIERS. the walters and
the aborers are going TO vote for. and
With that Information he Is able 20 IN
derstand the situation so we'll that ne IL
not afraid 20 bel his money freely on Dem
ocratic success
Mr. Piatt Is just as confident that the
Republicans are having everything their
own way. He too. has b,en around a little.
and has found out how the people with
whom he comes in contact are going TO
vote He meets the merchants and bank
crs--the men OF money-and he is satls-
ned that the state will 20 Republican by
a big majority.
No doubt Mr.. Plat s. depending large
ly upon money for Republican success.
Money is undoubtedly great power In a
political campaign. and the Republicans
have it IN abundance. but money does not
always win. There s. unquestionahiy
strong feeling against the Re
pubntan party this year and the
tide Of political sentiment seems
81 he running Ia the direction 81
Democratic success so strongly that the
Republicans may not bc able to raise
money enough 10 prevent a Democratic
victory
Mr.. Croker g. quoted as saying that the
Republicans cannot raise enough money
60 defeat MT Bryan. IL Is understood that
he IL interested In the result TO the ex-
tent Of $1,000 and the campaign has just
begun.
No doubt Mcssrs. Croker and Platt will
continue TO make their predictions every
day or two until the end OF the campaign.
Their followers expect them 90 do 40,
and Il Is probable that they enjoy seeing
themselves Ia print. II IL b. true. az
charged. that they have some sort Of a
bargain with each other respecting polit-
icai matters In the state they must be
having a great deal OF amusement over
the prominence given their political views
by the newspapers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs,
near savannah, Ca,
sept. :, 1000.
Columbia Drug Company.
savannah Gus

Columbia Drug Company.
savannah, Cat
Gcntiemen-I have been suffering
with ChiIis and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment of several doctors. tried
several so-caIied chm TONES. none
of which benefited me. At last .
tired one bottle of yOur smiths chm
nnd Fever Tonic, and within three
days felt much better. aud after
using the second bottle am glad to
say am entirely cured. 4 write ,hi.
80 that you may he able 90 Inform
others who may suffer and assure
them of cure. Very truly yours,
'siEneD HENRY ToETTER.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
cur>rsr nrADs uusr FALI

gsrmany's note insiatirs that the lead
ers in tse outrage g. Pekin against in-
,.-nationai law must b. delivered up be-
Fore sns will consent 90 enter into 80. '-
matl, relations with the Chinese govern
msnt makes interesting rsadius FOR some
chinese oairIals of the highest grade ana
also f1r the Powers. particularly for Rus
.a. The German prime minister intimates
thlt Do has 80 doubt that the note VIII
m,et with thr hearty approval % the
Powers Il mn, BE- that be- Wiz have a
doubt about "a, matter bof1re many da3 s.
In the first place. a. the dispatches point
agt d, may appear thlt Che calef often
d,t. at ptku we're csc p.rsons who com-
POGO che Chinrae government ~ that
should prove 90 be tac case there would
ne 90 au. aofty to deliver tae offenders
ana nol-.iy CO receive thsm unless the al
ucs should receive ana punish them
There &oulI have Co j., revolution Tn
present government would have 90 h.
ot.rfhrown and a new one installed. IL
would BE- prctty hard 90 grt a uew govern
msnt that would deliver up the Empires
uowar.r and the officials who ave her
principal advisers IN order that their
heads might d. chopped on
% would require considerable time 20
bring about dondiuon OF affairs that
would insure being done what Germany
wants done H. a. has been often intimat-
-. ihe Empress noWager AMI those who
heln her 10 conduct The government are
really responsible for the war that was
made on me legations Co. P,kin. Il may
nc that Germany is willing 20 spare the
Empress Dowager ond viii d. satisfied
with the heads Of few Of the men who
are her principal advisers Doubtless the
Powers viii Gull Tor more explicit state
msnt or this point before coming 20 a
decision os 20 whether they will approve
tho note OF not
Il o. hardly probable that Russia viii
give the note her approval promptly In
deed % IS question whether 50. will ap-
prove IL a. all As j. well known she has
been posing az Chinas good and forsiv-
INK friend She IL was that proposed that
the Powers should withdraw from Pekin.
sd tNAL TIE ANAi'ef AoNNihtuFNt ANuAa re-
turn there and SET about restoring order
but. as has already b,en pointed out. II
che approve the note the high officials who
would be- likely 20 lose their heads would
b. apt to think that she was not quite
sincere when pretending 90 D. China's
friend. II she object TO the note q viii
be charged against her that, ia order 10
accomplish her own purposes she Is willing
to make burlesque OF the efforts OF the
Powers 20 punish those responsible for
the murderous attacks upon their minis
tcrs and the other occupants Of the lega-
lions
Il Is evident that the Powers are long
way yet from an agreement as to the
course they shall pursue in dealing with
China. and there Is ground for doubling
that they win ever agree movement
IN the direction OF Remembering the Chi
nesc empire Is as probable as an agree
mcut that would preserve the empires in
tegrity
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
1hirkrr rhnn Mntrr.

III il wasn't that I've got 10 watch my
cooking shriliy exclaimed the red-faced
woman on the east side OF the backyard
fence, shaking "a large wooden spoon az
the equally excited woman on the west
side OF IN, fence. ia give you good.
big piece Of my mind
Cooking contcmptuously responded
the other. according To- tho Chicago Trl-
bune What have you got in your house
20 cook"
I'm making curranl jelly" screamed
she OF tue red fac.
Are your So am I, Run In the house
and bring out "a spoonful I want 10 see ~
II iells as well as mine does
a minute later they were comparing
notes IN the most amicablo manner over
the same hack yard fcue.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20


The Republican manascrs including 1ir.
Hanna. hid doubts about the wisdom Of
iuIN'ns Gov. roosevelt loose in me West
Al Feast. Do s'id mar Knowing DIE ieh-
1'",, :" o''.' ~ every 'D'"s '''' come
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Hannas CHICAGO sptseh. reported n
our dispstehts Yesterday. the iat-
t,r IS Ga. 90. whose srfrcfcs
need 10 D. edited i-fsr. b.inr delivered
lu thst speech he charged uat SIR Bryan
VA. "a h,t,er.te. ana a. Was Kissed s. Ill.
4a8l.re. % fe had ro.t.rf.i himself
sitH s-ifi-istnr NJ urt.rt. record and
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come GOOD but possh.-, in ts. ,.,rt-, b.
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thing a. a trust In this country WA,
docs Mr.. Hanna can those continuation
which put down the prices Of raw mate
rials and Of labor and put up the prizes
Of manufactured afiicles2 Why. then Is
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
The rnr.en VINO was sherIn.

say. Weary. up in Maine they've gone
an 'lected a parson 90 office They've
made him sheriff" said the first tramp.
according 20 the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Eth, Sheriff Wen. that makes me re-
member that once boarded with a sher-
NJ that had been a parson. He was cute
one too Used 10 hold services an pass
round IN plate every mornin'. II fell
Ter didn't chip in willlnly the sheriff q
have him searched Oh suspicion. Dye re-
member Old Jim sloppington. the reform
"a burglar | was tellin' you 'bout2 Nes2
lie reformed more times than YOU could
count. Well. Jim Wuz 80 much moved by
IN sherins services that he reformed
again an give the sheriff his note for
Ioo. with two forged Endorsements on a..
To help along the cause Jim had a good
heart. II be wuz so derned tricky"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MeotinRs-Oc,an city Lodge No &
knights Of the Royal Arch.
Special Notices-Look. Savannah Build
ius supply Company. Original Admission
Lime. Andrew Hanley Company: a Morn
ins Joy an Evening Benedlcuon. the $
W. Branch Company. Levan.s Table
d'Hote.
ship NotIce-s,rachan a Co. Con-
signees.
business Notces-Cuesto Rey q Cos
Fine Clear Havana Cigars. Henry Solo
mon a. Son. Sole Distributor
Robson Theater Company
az Matinee and Night
Dress Goods News-At Foyc's New
Store
whiskey-Duns Pure Malt whiskey.
Grapc-Nuts Food Postum Cereal Com
Dany
Washing Powder-Pcarline.
Cheroots-Old Virginia Cheroots
Schools and Colleges Richmond BUSH
meas College. Savannah Ca. Now Really
Medical - Castorla. Ponds Extract:
Ayer's Hair vigoF. Worlds Dispensary
Preparations. S. S. s HooTs sarsapar-
illa. stuar's Dyspepsia Tablets. TUFTS
Pills.
Cheap Column Advertisements - Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted. For Rent:
Tor Sale. Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The New Orleans Times Democrat
commenting on the proposed removal Of
the naval station from Port Royal Ia
Charleston. recalls thas 81 has not been
many years since Port Royal was omci-
ally regarded as most desirable site
and says but IL certainly raises queer
reflections that several sets Of naval ox-
ports should report the Port Royal Size
10 BE- an excellent one ana that other ex-
perts should pronounce Il to be OF no ac-
count-and more especially that the rea-
sons for which some OF the experts de-
ciared that II WIS an excellent site are
the very reasons for which Others OF the
experts have declared that - Is Of no ac-
count as site" There are. indeed. many
porplexing things about this matter Of
the proposed removal Of the stallons
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Harry Furulss. tne artist. tells an anus
INK story az bis own expense. says the
Fourth Estate. Furuhs mad been com
miss.oncd 20 hiustmtc a tale ior a 'seFl-
ous' periodical Ills drawing represented
81 lowers meeting. aud che young man ~
tfe picture wac of she Family Herald ana
Something 10 Read type. with long. thin
lges. eyes like saucers and a littlesAduck'
OF mustache.
This would not DO az an for the editor
- the serious periodical. VINO wrote 10
Mr. Furmss IN these terms.
Dear Sir. Wn you kindly give
Charles . beard. and show an aunt uncle.
OF other ehaperon in the distance Tao
subject and treatment are at present
hardly suitable 60 our young readers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
nl,inrna. rn.n,l.fnrter,

The Scottish American says that min
ietsr in Scotland asked an urchiu who
Nas standing looking az one Of the sun
daY School windows how he would Ike 90
ioin che sunday School ana grow up a
eooi man.
What sort Of sunday SCHULZ is't7 Stab
iishedg"
eyes" said the clergyman. IT Is con-
usctsd with the Established Church. Are
you not cominr inF'
Ma " replied the boy. II tried The
Established Kirk Sunday SCHULZ last year,
an only got iva fardin oranges an "a
fssck - sWesties "a the Christmas tree,
sac I'm gaun tae ste the Free Kirk ui1i
thI. Nnar"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

From the Chicago Times-Herald
My cousin John got married
About two years ago
Il might be nigh on three years,
I don't exactly know
But tother day Il struck me
That I'd drop round m find
ont what he thought conceruln'
Things / had on my mind
And when we'd talked a little
IL seemed TO M as though
The feller'd lost his senses
He kept a-smilin SO.
7 told him that the nation
Was goin an 10 smash:
I told him that the magnets
Was gittin' an the cash:
/ told him that conditions
Was gittin' worse n worse
! told him we were under
The money powers curse.
He didn't seem 20 worry
About the trusts az all
Seemed more concerned Watchln'
Ills baby learn 70 crawl
/ told him peoples freedom
Was gittin' took away
Durn fool he set there grinnln'.
without a word 20 say.
I told him OF tho danger
The ship Of state was i'm
His wife set there, beside him
The fool could only grin
And say: Look there Amanda,
Jist see the rascal GO
IN bet you he'll be- walkln'
In mother week or sou
And then he rot to pattin'
Her blushiug cheeks "a they
Set there n smiled and giggled
While ! went on 10 say
That trouble was a-hrewin'-
The sky was gittin black
That danger was before us
Wed got to sweep Il back!
I told him that the nation
Was goin' an 90 smash
I told him chat che magnets
Was after al The CASH
lie put an arm around her,
And as I come away
He run outside n hollercd:
He's ten months old to-day"
/ tried TO do my duty.
But 10. be- couldn't see
Ay Eollyl It's surprislu'
what fools some folks can be-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

80 the recent election IN Maine cousti-
tuional amendment was voted upon. II
was proposition TO create the office Of
state auditor. u had been literally dis
cursed during the campaign. and the peo-
pie were fairly familiar with it. But when
the votes were counted 3, was found that
Few q the voters had paid any attention
whatever 70 the amendment. This WIS a
specific application Of the principle Of the
referendum. II voters will not pay at
that they would pay attenuon 10 Il a. .
geneEal thing2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Gov. Mount OF Indiana IS not pleased
according 90 the Chicago Chronicle. be-
cause Senator Hanna Is taking such an
active part Ia the management Of the
Indiana campaign. According 10 the Gov
ernor. there IS strong prejudice in that
state against the senator. and his
active participation in the political
work viii be apt 20 make votes for the
Democrats. The Governor should not lose
sight OF the fact thas he Is himself not
above criticism. The people have not for
gotten that he has recently shielded fugi-
lives from Justice from the state OF Ken
lucky. ana prevented tho law from taking
its ORDERLY course.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Mrs W r. Reynolds Of Union Hin y.
j.. recently asked her husband for - cents
with which 70 get some lining for her
dress. Reynolds. who b a Faith Curist.
sail he would ask the Lord about IL. Al
Ter praying for four hours UPON the mat
ter. h. told Mrs Reynolds that the Lord
had Informed him that dress was vanity,
and that she could not have the money.
airs. Reynolds recounts the incident IN her
Nh for divorce. which she has Just
brought
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Ex-f.Ieutenant Governor Charles s
HAY, Of Michigan. who was elected ana
held office as a Republican. announced
q day OF two ago that he would support
and vote for Sir. Bryan. And it was only
"a week or two ago that Col Roosevelt
made a campaign tour Of Michigan lie
O. evidently doing good work
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Hanna chief business now seems 10 be
20 work hard-iuck stories On the protected
Interests. and make them come 40 with
the cash for campaign purposes The Re-
publican chairman Is probably genuinely
heightened AZ the outlook for Democratic
success.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Senator Foraker Of Ohio asserts that
maryland ana West Virginia are Just
az safely Republican as Indiana" Maybe
30: and maybe Indiana Is not safely Re
publican. For graveyard orator. Forak-
a. Is able % discover a number OF rain
bow whore none e2lsts.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

4 cnse OF remarkable recovery ~ report
% from Norristown Pa. For forty-four
years Miss Kate Metz had laid ia bed
practically a helpless invalid Not long
ago she began 10 regain strength and now
Ehe is up and able 20 discharge Nor share
al the household duties. During her long
iliucs she forgo, how 20 walk. aud had 10
learn lt all over again.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The indications for Georgia to-day are
fair. but warmer weather with fresh
east 70 south winds and for Eastern Flor
asa fair weather. except probably occa-
Hional showers IN eastern portion. with
rresh winds. mostly northeasterly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

jam, n shorwin 81 Grafton. VI.
has voted al every election IN his town
local state ana natienal-sinee iSs2 n
he lives until November he wiz casr his
eighteenth presidential vote
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The casualties among the American
troops In the Philippine Islands. from all
causes since Aug 9. iSS. amount 20 g.
e8i Of which 2C7s VEN deaths
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Senator Hanna says hc bslieVes "there
Is NOT trust .n the vn,tsd States Can
b. possibly expect the intclugen, Amer.
lean public 90 b. equally creduioase
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Candidate Wharton Barker SIN thinks
he can carry Georgia. II must be that he
has an idea Of Transporting her upon the
wheels in his head