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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
MRS. EUGENE scHAurr DEAD.
Funeral WIZ Take Place Prom the
Cathedral ne : O'Clock This After
noon.

Cathedral st O'Clock This After
noon.
News was received In the ciiy yesjer-
day OF the death in Macon OF Mrs. Katie
N. schaupp. the wife OF Mr. Charles Eu-
gene schaupp OF that city Mrs schaupp
was the daughter Of SIR Edward J. KEEL
~ Of this city. and under her maiden
name Of Miss Katie Kelly was well known
and had many friends In this. her native
city. she was married TO Mr.. schaupp.
who was then employed in the Southern
Express Companys ONCE in Savannah.
about eight years ago. For the last four
years they have resided IN Macon.
Mrs Slhaupps health had been In q
Drecarlous condition since last Christmas.
For the last three months she has failed
rapidly and for several days her life had
been despaired. Consequently the news
Of her death was no surprise. though II
had not been expected quite 50 soon.
The remains will arrive "a the city by
IN. Central train this morning and viii
be taken 20 the residence OF the mother
in-iaw Of the deceased. No. sos Margaret
street. The funeral will take
place az O'Clock this after
noon from the Cathedral OF Sc John
The Baptist The deceased leaves two
children. a boy and a giri. the latter only
eight months old.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
ron REnoDELLED BUILDING.
Chatham Bank WIZ Abandon Tenn
parary Quarters Daring the Week.

p1rury Quarters Daring the Week.
The improvements 20 the building OF the
Chatham Bank az Bull. Congress and s..
Julian streets which have been to pro-
rress Tor the last six weeks are virtually
completed ard within the next few days.
the bank will be able 20 move hack from
l,s present somewhat cramped and in-
convenient quarters 70 the practically
new structure that has been prepared for
les reception.
Completed. the interior of the new bnild-
iug vii b. among the handsomesf places
n business In Savannah or the state. The
ceiling has been finished 10 steel and the
floor paved with tiles The wallis have
been finished Boa a delicate cream color.
which has also ben used Bra TIE wood
work % the desks ana railings Tue Of
noes OF the president ana directors. ana
the cashier have been finished 10 the same
color.
The desks wil - protected by q net
Vork OF iron. o. which the ornamental
fop-peces ana the siFns indicating the
various departments OF the bank viii Be
o1ydized Altogether the interior viii -
az One handsome and convenient for the
transaction Of business.
The exterior " the building has been
a. completely remodelled az the interior.
ana now presents a very different appear
auce from that % exhibited before work
was begun The arrangements for ven
ID atioG are thorough ana adequate. the
doors ana windows. an having been en-
larre1 and she ceiling raised 90 a hight
81 nineteen feet. The style Of architecture
observed 81 simple massive ana impfes~-
iye ana gives an impression q dignity
and soii1ity well In accord with the pur-
pose for which the building has been de-
signed aud Dr. intended.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
RECEIVED LIE GRAND PRIx."
sea Island Exhibit of savannah
Firm Honored In Paris.

sea Island Exhibit of savannah
Firm Honored In Paris.
Messrs. W. W. Gordon $50. have been
awarded a gold medal for the display OF
sea island cotton they had on exhibition
"A the Paris Exposition. News OF the
award has been received by Capt. C. A.
Gordon from his father. Gen. W. W. Cor
don. who was in Paris when the letter
was written. Gen. Gordon expects To re-
turn to Savannah the latter part OF octo-
Der.
The display OF the Savannah firm was
In Group {. Class Al OF "Produits agricole
non aiimeutaires." IL stood In the Agricul-
tural Pavilion OF the United States in the
SALES des Fetes. Champs de Mars. Every
grade OF sea island was exhibited. and
an attendant stood always by TO supply
the Interested with samples. ANY grade
tina, might be asked for was handed over
IN neat lille bag. stamped with the
name of the firm. while within a show
case We're miniature bales. bearing every
semblance 20 the ordinary bale OF com
merce These bales were marked with the
FIRMS name and some represented the sta
ple before and some after compression.
Gen Gordon wrote that thirtyNwo OK
hlbts from all parts of the world receiv-
"a &c Graud prix." or these. only three
were from the United States, and OF these
three that OF Messrs " w Gordon q
Co. was one. The Southern Railway was
another OF the exhibitors whose display
received the highest consideration OF the
courniuce.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
Exports

The sea island cotton farmer Is keeping
up with the producer Of upland cotton by
taking steps to market the crop intelli-
gently. which the present indications seem
10 point to as the one step necessary to
getting good prices The Morning News
telegraphic reports The other day con-
tained an account OF the organization OF
sea island cotton farmers for the purpose
OF having more 10 say as 90 the price OF
their product than they have previously
had II Is currently reported thai bankers
al Naldosta. and other places In Georgia
where large lots OF this cotton are re-
ceived and also al different places In
Florida. are Offering good advances on
cotton 10 be held for the prices Il is be-
lleved conditions warrant. and which II Is
believed will be had II farmers do not
rush their cotton TO market 20 be sold
for what Il VIII bring. The firm stand tax
en- by farmers generally In having some
say about prices before they turn their
crops loose on the market has resulted IN
benefit 20 them which Is being especially
impressed just new on the sea Island cot
ton producer.
From what can be gathered from fac
tors ana che trade generally In Savannah
the growing crop promises to be a light
one. In South Carolina it II reported 70
he consdera bly, less promising than Il was
this time last year. dealer Of years
experience said yesterday that he had
been informed by friend IN Charleston
that the ISLAND crops would not turn out
wei this season In Florida reports are
unfavorabe ana the same may he said OF
Georgia. To make matters better Tor
farmers stocks are light which will bring
n manufacturers into the market early
The consumptlve demand II admitted 90 be
greater than II was last year. II this r.
tho case the sea island cotton farmers
will probably turn the key on the ware
house II they don't get the right prices.
aud call on their bankers for what pocket
change they require.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
THE BOARD TO ELECT.
Vacancy Lett ny Mr. Wilson May he
Pulled THIS Afternoon.

The September meeting OF the Board Of
Education will be held this afternoon al I
O'Clock at Chatham Academy. The mas
ters 10 come before the board are prlnci-
paily routine. an exception. though. being
the election Of teacher TO an the place
In the High School left vacant by the res
iRnation OF Mr.. W. s. Wilson.
II ~ nos yet know whom the board will
elect 70 the position. which Is the chair
OF mathematics. IL b. probable. however.
that some one OF the gentlemen already
connected with the schools viii be nam
ed. provided the hoard decides than there
Is no question Of capacity.
Ordinarily there would be great many
applications for the position filed. but the
resignation Of Mr. Wilson has been public
information only since lts publication In
the Morning News yesterday. Teachers IN
other cisles therefore. who might desire
Co get IN the Savannah High School. Will
have no chance II the board decides 20
elect Mr. Wilson's successor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Il 100 times better than quinine and does
In a single day what slow and uncertain
quinine cannot do In ten days
II will cure in a few days those obsti-
nate types OF fever that hang on for
weeks when treated with quinine.
II will cure typhoid fever and nothing
else will
II does its work quickly and thoroughly
and nothing else does
II places the fever patient beyond the
point of danger in a day and nothing else
can.
Those who have implicit faith In thu
tonic are secure Those who doubt are Ia
danger Those who will not use Il. placs
their lives in jeopardy.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
TO ExPIArE THEIR CRIMES.
Criminals Prom Augusta and Hen
derson Turned over 10 Officers.

Criminals From Augusta and Hen
derson Turned over to Officers.
While Scott. alias Kid Red. who was
arrested last Friday by Detectives Murphy
and Clarity as a suspicious character.
proved to be an escaped convict from Au-
gissa. and yesterday an officer from that
city came to Savannah and took the pris-
onsr back with him 20 the gang from
which he escaped.
Detective Henry OF the police force OF
fieudrrHOnville. Ky. also arrived last
niEht. Re comes for the purpose OF TAX
ing back 20 the scene OF mis- crime. Reuben
COcbran. the Kentucky murderer. an ac-
count ~ whose arreas by Detectives Muir
gfy and Garrify was given In Saturdays
Morning News When seen by a Morning
News reporter last night Mr. Henry had
nor Neen the prisoner and did not know
whether or noe be- would consent 20 return
~ kentucky wi'hom requisltion papers
bysn should be refuse. he said II would
rrake bot lille difference. ne the appllca-
sion FOR me papers was forwarded 10 At
lsfts several days ago and they doubtless
So ~ here sometime during the day. Mr.
Henry hopes 70 leave with his prisoner CO.
csy fof kessncky
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Arrangements have been effected by
which 1000 mile books. the price OF which
is s2S.0o each. issued by the scaboard Air
Line Railway. are honored through to
Washington over the Pennsylvania Ran.
road: from Portsmouth to Baltimore over
the Baltimore steam Packet COMPANY
and between Clinton and Columbia over
the Columbia. Newberry and I.aurens
Railroad. This arrangement includes the
books issued by The Florida Central and
Peninsular and Georgia and Alabama
Railroads.&c..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
DULL DAY wITH THE POLICE
only Five Arrests and None on seri
Gus Charges.

Among the police. yesterday was an ex'
ceptionany quiet one. only I'VE arrests
having been made up 10 midnight.
OF these Richard Washington was sent
in By Patrolman Dyer on the charge Of
stealing SO and a hank book from an
other negro named John Powell.
James Thomas. colored, was arrested
by Patrolman Gpdhold on a charge OF
larceny.
Willis Jackson stole pair Of shoes. &C.
cording to the charge. from Richard Rob
ertson. and was sent IN by Patrolmar
Donahue. while Rosa Pritchard. coiored
for the same crime. though against Thorn
As stewart. was arrested by Patrolman
Halford
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
From "A Doctor.

our people were suffering from typho-
malarial fever Some NJ. d. = called Il gen
uine typhoid Many OF these patients died
and those that recovered were sick from
TO weeks
l gave my patients Johnson's tonic and
Ia every instance the fever cooled down
within twenty-four hours and did not re-
turn. and the patients regained their for
mer good health rapidly. J. r. Kincheloe.
IS D., Conway. Ark.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
ron a GRAND FEDERATION.
Mr.. y. J. O'connor win Attend PhiIa-
dolphin Conventions.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. y o'connor are in
New York. Mr. o'connor viii attend the
convention OF representatives. OF all the
Catholic Societies In the United States 20
be held In Philadelphia, Sept II. for the
purpose OF forming a grand federation
OF these societies. As national president
Of the Catholic knights OF American. and
former national president of the Ancient
order OF Hibernians. Mr.. O'Conuor will
doubtless take a prominent part in the
convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
sI5-3O to Richmond, Va. and Return
Via Southern Railway.

Account ANNUAL convention National
Baptist Association Coolorcdl. Tickets on
sale Sept. 10. H. y. hnal limit Sept o
Ratee open 10 all Most convenient sched-
ules. Jas. Freeman. c. +. and T. A, iii
Bull street Phones EO-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

one fare for the round "trip to the an
nuai convention OF the National Baptist
Association (coloredl. Richmond. Va
Sept. 1920 by the senboard Air Line Rail-
way
These rates are open 10 everybody.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

The annual convention Of the National
Baptis, Association (colored). Richmond.
Va, Sept 1870. will be memorable oc-
casion. All good Baptists will take the
seahoard Air Line Railway
These rates are open TO everybody.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

The annual convention OF the National
Baptist Association (oolored) will he IN
session at Richmond. Va. Sept. y, 10. IA
IS Is. II. IS. 10 and 90 Take the SEA-
board Air Line Railway.
These rates are open TO everybody.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Tickets on sale for the annual oonven-
ton OF the National Baptist Association
(colored). at Richmond. Va. Sept. 10. II.
u. good until Sept. p, inclusive. Take
the Seaboard Air Line Railway
These rates are open to everybody.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

See your agent AZ once as 10 dates and
rates by the scaboard Air Line Railway
10 the annual convention OF the National
Bapsisi Association (colored). at Rich
mond. Va.
These rates are open to everybody
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
The AIknhc.t.

The August Magazine OF the AIkahest
contains an article by Miss Florence Dim.
stead. entitled. An Open Question: Tai.
OF Old Camden" Price 10 cents 80
sale at Estilrs News Depot. as Bun stree,
Savannah. Ga.-nd. >
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
To Brunswicls and Return 81 90 win
the Plant system. suna.

In addition TO the Charleston sunda,
excursions. the Plant System are selIlns
round-trip tickets to Brunswick GOOD ~
Sundays only. ut rate OF 500 Tor -,
round trip Trains leave at 2.lO a. "a. am
$40 a. mad. $40 "H1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
sunday Trips 60 brunswick via Plan,
System, 81.

The Plant System will sell round-trlp
tickets TO Brunswick on Sundays. limited
10 date OF sale. at rate OF 500. Trains
leave nj 2.i0 a. m. and $50 a. mad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Special attention will be given TO che
comfort and pleasure OF those going by
the seaboard Air Line Railway TO the
annual convention OF the National Bap-
list Association teoloredD, 90 be held In
Richmond. Sept. 1870.
These rates are open TO everybody.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

and easy terms OF payment TO city stu
cents Superior instruction and special
facilities for securing positions. Positions
guaranteed under reasonable conditions.
These colleges are endorsed by business
men Cali or send for catalogue.
Draurhon's Practical Business College.
savannah. (NIasonic Temple. corner Lib
erty and whitaker streets. Phone sas)
Nashville. st. Louis. Montgomery, Gal
weston. Fort Worth. Little Rock and
shreveport.--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
$3.50 % Richmond. Va. and Return
via Southern Railway.

Account annual convention National
Baptist Association tcolored). Tickets on
sale sept. 10. II. y. final limit Sept. 2
Ratss open 20 all. Most convenient sched
ules Jas. Freeman. C. r. ana T. A., III
Bull alrest. Phones sso.--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Tickets 20 the annual convention Of the
National Baptist Association (colored). at
Richmond. good for thirteen days, by the
seaboard Air Line Railway.
These rates are open 10 everybody -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

The rates are cheap the route d,re-,
and service unsurpassed by the seaboara
AIR Line RailwaS~to the annual conyen.
lion Of che National Baptist Assoclat,on
Al Richmond, Sept 1910.
These rates are open 70 everybody
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
ELECTION II COMPANY a.
Mr.. John Hutton win he Chosen ss
second Lieutenant Tonight.

Mr John Hutton will be elected second
lieutenant Of Company A OF the savan-
nah Volunteer Guards tonight. Capt
wrigh, Hunter. Lieut. J. C. Tyson and
Lieut.. James Butner will be in charge OF
the election. which win be held from $50
until 1879 O'Clock.
The vacancy TO which Mr.. Hutton will
be elected occurred through the resigna-
ton OF Mr.. Robert NJ. Hitch. who has re-
enlisted In the company. The officers OF
the command now are Capt. J. NJ Rogers
and Lieut. n. n. Scrcven.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Chair cars on Plant System excursions
TO Charleston every Sunday: engage your
seats on Saturdays at the De SOTO Hotel
ticket ofiice.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
FRENCH ORGANDY.

72-ineh White French organdy 20. re-
duced from soc
72-incn French organdy 4Sc reduced
from Csc.
72-ineh French organdy T2c. reduced
from 500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

The Plant System excursion train 70
Charleston leaves Savannah at $40 a. m
Sundays: tickets are sold at one dollar for
the round trip.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

The summer f. passing have you taken
In the Plant System Sunday excursions 10
charleston7 one dollar for the round trio
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Nervousness Is cured BY making the
blood rich and pure with Hoods sarsa-
parilia. II gives the sweet, refreshing
sleep Of ehildhood.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Go 70 the annual convention OF the Ma
tional Baptist Association (eolored). at
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1890. by the Sea-
board Air Line Railway.
These rates are open 10 everybody
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

So p@Ss for An Early Starter"
80. -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

See page , for AN Early Starter
lad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

See page for An Early Starter"
Lad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
SHIFTING SALE.

our ioc Bleached Shifting now sue
a good yard-wide Shifting Tor &c var
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10

Summer Quilts, usual price Sc TON &c.
Summer Quilts. usual price Soo. TOW
70 cents
Fine White Crochet Quilts. cheap At
N.75. now sl25
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-10
TOWELS.
INDIA LINENS.

White India Linen sac; regular price
lac.
White India Linen Zoe: regular price
l2isc.
White India Linen i5c: reduced from Or.
White India Linen 20c. the best value
IN the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
Thanksgiving
Carving Sets,

Our stock Contains Landers,
Frarg and Clark, Cromwells. Shelf
field aud Robison's, Alb WAR
BANTED, Ebony Handle OEc
Caryer,, Tair |V~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
AMERICAN COPPER ABROAD.
Vast Quantities OF the Metal Are Used in Europe-Great
Market for American Production.
lruunnnnn uu1nnnnNILNnnnnnnIlnnnnn

The immense foreign demand Is the
great and striking feature in the cop
per situation, says the New York Sun.
The United states exports of copper for
the first nine months Of this year have
been at the enormous rate OF over q
million pounds daily surprising all
previous records in this respect These
constant ana free exports have given
decided tone and strength to the market
for the metal without them values
never would have been sustained at
anything Ike the present
The export movement Of copper from
this country ls an absolute necessity for
the preservation OF the copper mining
Industry on a sound and profitable
basis This country. being unable 90
absorb its own product, Is therefore
compelled TO find an outside market for
about so per cent OF It's copper output.
II II were not for this foreign outlet the
supply would accumulate so rapidly as
90 cause immense shrinkage In values
In a short time. Fortunately for the
American producer the world wide de-
mand for copper has lately reached as
tonlshing dimensions just at the time
when the native mines are prepared %
produce the largest aggregate quantity
Of the metal In their history During
the past nine months this country has
shipped TO Europe on an average each
month the Unprecedented quantity OF
81 ,401 on pounds OF fine copper.
The persistent buying Of copper on
the part OF European consumers all this
year reveals a wonderful power OF alb
soption which has been developed az
all OF the foreign centers Of copper con-
sumption. The large quantities OF
American copper produce exported
should not De taken as indicating stag
nation among domestic consumers BY
any means Although the consumption
of copper in this country may not be
equal 90 the maximum reached last
year Il IS nevertheless large, and may
De even greater than some suppose.
There rs q copper movement In active
operation not only from this country
but into ~ os we'll Millions OF POUNDS
of copper o. imported into the United
States every month TO be refined and
converted into electrolytic copper
of prime quality ready for the CONSUME
er's use Large Imports o. Chilan
Australian and japanese copper have
arrived az this port and Baltimore. be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24

/ their forces ON cvll ana their time N
| fruitess gossip
Naturally. the dviudlins OF Che COM
muuity tO only nine members has mar
rowed lts functions The factories Ia
which they used 10 work have been
closed ana the looms have been taken
from them their fields are pl0wcd and
reapcd by strangers even the village
administration Is consigned 10 the paid
agent. stiIl. % Is required oi AN Who are
permitted Co settle here that they shat
live lives 0f moderate usefuness and
excellence. that they shall not De
drunkarls and idlers that they shall
NOT be noisy and rude On the streets
and. although the lamps Zoo the streets
burn all night against emergencies. 70
d. understood that the windows shall
Doe dark after the bell rings o Every
member of the society is abe by that
hour
sin other communes. The span OF lie,
rs long Most OF the members who have
died in Economy have seen the al
l1ttei three-score and ten years. and
have done better They make claret
also q RpisIlng ur white wine. and wine
OF strawberry blackberry raspberry
Durrant. crab cider. c1taWba and bone
"'N 'NIN|NI. II| NNI'" N'N inNN i'i
color and body. a little raw. of un
doubted purity entirely Wholesome as-
coriing to report and the wine house Is
one of the most extensive establish
mcnts iu the village
80 u0w member can Do admitted 20
the Rappist society cXceut on The ac.
ton of me board of elders 10 takes
most of me members 90 make the board
now. and an election Is the choice of
ones SELF to office. there being tNw OPP
position candidates. If man Joins the
society d. turns m what property he
has but i' De has none it is an the
same $50 long as be- IS personally ac-
ceptable
Though communists I'm a fairly strict
sense enough of persona property Is
allowed to each member 90 assure per-
sonal comfort and 90 satisfy what Is a
reasonably common wish. Co own the
clothing on ones back ana the chah
on which one takes his ease after work.
The members own their furniture and
carpets and clothes ana a few books
end such belongings. personally but
other matters are owned together
II Is matter of history that the
FIRST silk made In America came from
The looms OF Economy and the people
Wove g. They had mulberry trees FOR
the gllkworms they imported experts.
ana for awhile they enjoyed a consld- !
cradle trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24
THE MAN AT THE OTHER END OF
THE BARGAIN.

Nathan Strauss, the great New York
merchant, when asked what had con-
uibuted most TO his remarkable career.
said: II always looked out for the man
al the other end OF the bargain"
What lesson these words contain for
The young man Of today who thinks
that long-headedness shrewdness cum
ning and sharpness are the only sue
cess-qualities worth cutiyatlngl
Mr.. Strauss says that. II he got a
bad bargain himself he could stand It.
even " his losses were heavy. but that
he could never afford TO have the man
who dealt with him get a bad bar
gain He felt that his own loss. how
ever great, might possibly be repaired:
but that, II a man who had dealings
with him should lose. or be deceived
thereby nothing could ever compensate
him tMr. Strauss, FOR this az his
character would be permanently in
jured.-Noyember Success.