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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-06-29

Just arrived. one carload OF Horses. Is TO
pick from; 10 pairs weighing from 26oo to
2tUo pounds several low down blocks, 100 10
l3ov, lot Of gentlcmen's driving horses can
Doe seen at ROwLEY'S STABLE. i.5 FOUN.
TAIN STREET. Providence, Y. l.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
VIZ. annNEm.. nEpARrrRE.

The departure al Mr. Croker 81 New
york for Europe was marked by an exc
Extraordinary scene Hc called the leaders
OF Tammany around him and told them
thar he had been informed that there was
20 much vice In New York that the de-
cent portion OF the population was com
plainiur o. g. Therefore. he wanted 81
understood that Tammany would do all
Il could 90 remove the evils n which
there was complaint He did more than
tha:. 'Iic practically save orders 20
rammauy officials 20 put a check on vice
wherever was found.
Ii was very good o. Mr.. Croker 20 give
orders % that X ud. but those citizens Of
New York who have pride in their city
must feel Inundated that man who is
not in any WY CONNECTED officially with
the mum r. pal government gives Orders re-
specrne tho ci,y's affairs just as u De
were 900 supreme control az &c.
And cas- matter az fact be- is In control
81 H. no gives thc orders thc Mayor
ought 20 give Tho Mayor however IS
no more than his ch.cf cIerk II he were
"A
would rcscn. amy such speech as SIR.
croker delivered The speech was ~
course photographed to London ana when
hc arrives ga that ci.y be- VIII he looked
upon e. the read ruler 81 the second great
,st city in ihe world In Fact. no chief
MAGISTRATE OF any other cty has any such
power as Mr. croker exercises Hc cane
no, ba Boot, our of office because De holds
none Ue ls a sort 81 permanent ruler.
Every department; looks np 10 him and
obeys h.s orders The chief Of police and
the chirf of the arr Departments do NOT
look 90 che Mayor Tor orders They look
10 Mr Crokor
And 81 seems 20 De beyond ne power
of the people OF Nov York 10 depose Alr.
Croker. He s the.r master. To has
grown rich Io5ane accr their annlrs
without salary
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Special Nouces-Paints and House
Painting savannah Building supply
Company. seed Potatoes. J r. shuptine
seedsruan. Ducks and Turkeys. james j.
Joyce In Niy New Hom-. 81 Carl
ner. r. Meals san Francisco Restaurant;
What We Have Tor To-day. Drayton Gro
Gerry Company; ship Notice Jose N Fee
teve 4 Co. state ana County Taxes % o.
John Funk Butcher Ship Notice W ".
wilson Agent. Cousignee.
Business Notices Roasted Conees
Henry Solomon q son. The Holiday Are
Approaching. Hunter a Van Keuren. b.
Hams Just In. The W. Branch Com
pany.
Grape Nuts-Postum Cereal CsmTany.
Liquor Llcenses-w. p. Bailey. clerk OF
Council
sklrmishing for CIothes-rhe Metropoi-
tan Clothing Company
I.egal Notices Notice % Debtors and
Creditors. Estate John Murken.
Thing 10 wear-The Bee Hive.
Mineral Water-Uunyadi Janos.
A Great Common-scnse Proposition
Leopold Adler
Budweiser Beer-Anheuscr-Buseh Brew
ing Association.
Cheroots-Oh Virginia Cheroots
Whiskey-Yell Label Wniskey. Duf-
Tvs Pure Malt whiskey.
AedioaI-pr Williams Pink Pits;
TUFTS Pius. Ayers pills; Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable pills. Hooi's sarsaparil-
IA: Warmers Safe cure; Paine Celery
Compound, stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
stuart's Catarrh Tablets
Cheap Column AdvcrtisementF'-iie 2
wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent
For sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

One day the suoauern received an III
spelled and dlrty-thumbed c0mmun.ca-
ton warning him thar burglary was 70
b. attempted on his inamorata.s house.
saws London a. A. T. The writer Went
on 10 state that the attempt would De
made on such and euch q night and that
the mnraufars would cross in boat from
the opposite shore Finally the writer eN-
planned this action on the ground that he
wished for revenge on his faithless pals
ana that he fame % Mr - was sweet
on Miss -" Tho subaltern swallowed
the halt. and with mind inhamed WIN
visions o. beauty in distress and prodig-
iotgS foats ~ strength. resolved 20 tel
no one. but 20 act On hits own initiative
Tho fatcul uiEnt arrved-wet ana
gIoomv-aud the subaitern lay cold ana
sfIveriug Boz the bushes by the bank Al
last a hight fickeret from the OPPOSITE
side. Presently the mumed beat Of oars
was heard and boat shot out OF the
gloom and ran on shore Two dark ngurrs
leaned out and with a veil the suuatern
closed with them \ desgerate struggle
onsued but the younger and more active
Of the robbers dealt him a blow on the
head. and the suhshcrn knew no more
luI be oarns 20 MS senses in the mag
mates dining room and found the rather
iu-isw % hls dreams regarding him with
marked disfavor and black eye Alas
tho robbers existed only la the terilla
brain OF a practical joker OF the mess
who was aware thar the great man was
dining with some friends across the water
,,a would be rovved back by his coach
uar once again the course u true love
aha not run smooth. and the subalterr
was forever forbidden the magna'e.
house
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
HRIGHT BITS.

Natural Consequence els my dinner
never comiugg'' roared the King Of Mbpw-
IA Your puissaut nichncss will remem-
ber." murmured the slave with his face
IN the dust .that you ordered one Of
those messenger boys indianapolis
Press.
Mrs. Cannaford-''Yes. % IS really
hiehciass school Teddy is learning Latin
eud Greek. Bahylon.an art. snd prchis-
toric grldatous Mrs. Pick-"But do
YOU think they Will 10 useful "rsefuif
Thank heaven We haven't come down 20
that vet. Life
And Do n irst.-AskIt-"what is your
understanding OF the Golden Rule? Does
b. mean. Do unto Others as you would
like 70 he done hy7' Blzncss-"No. my
Interpretation s.: DO unto others as Won
would be likely to be done by. "-PhL-
adelphia Press.
ODD Scores That Miss Oldham ap-
pears TO 1--we completely In the past. such
quaint body Really she seems 70 have
been lftod out 81 the eighteenth cen.
turv ana set into this one withous her
consent. Yes. I noticed q the other
iaH She asked me 70 ! though. The
Man Win the Hoe would last as a perma-
nent addition 10 our literature. ''-Chicago
rlmcs-Herld
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

-Thc Grand Duke Of Hesse Is an artist
and his art is rather a peculiar one for
a mon Ii. does the most beautiful em-
bfollerv and b. mos skinful in his ar
rangement Of colors. he is also very
fond OF music. dancing and acting, am
though he both hunts and shoots he cnr's
FAR hess for active ousdoor pursuits than
those which are more or iess artistic.
king Alfonso can no longer be called
The little King" az he has grown very
much OF late and has become robust aud
tau for his age He has lost bite former
delicate appearance and Is no longer "A
timtd child He Is full Of fun AMI lie
and has developed very ssrong viii -
mis- own During the weeks h. spends
with his mother and sisters al 81. seha--
tian be- has a course OF sea baths. which
are away Of great benefit 60 him lie
Is y good swimmer and his healthy ape
tl,c and hign spirits show how entirely
he hes l,ot over the weakness OF his In
fancy. Tho King leads very regular
ufa lie rises At Tbs and takes exactly
one hour and a quarter Co dress and have
BIS breakfast Al $50 lessons begin. which
ast until 10. when there ta pause
From 10 O'Clock until % Lessons are con-
tnued when His Majesty has slight
I luncheon and relaxation until The midday
meal From 10 o'clock ls devoted TO
military drill and gymnastics, and from
/ 8 20 S the kuE Studies. TO state bust
hess Is transacted WITH the Queen Regent
ard tho ministers az O'Clock ne has
dinner and az 9 tho King goes TO bed
During tho holidays shere are stil few
I lessoss done. but the greater part vi the
I time o. spent in the open cir.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

3ruo~tunitv baa bsrn ia hiding at the
- -. .,,,.s
says The fhiiadeirhia inquirer.
n must exercise great care Ia passing
that tho town said he. FOR everyone
seems pos2ssspd ~ "A desire 10 capture
me-"
There came. at last. q dark gloomy
4isaEreeohle day
This b. my chance" said Opportunity
FOR Few people viii be- abroad this day BIO
50. with tremhlng. cautious footsteps be-
started along the Path which Fate had
decresd h,. must travel
Ere long he spisd the Pessinlst coming
toward him His head WIS bowed ana he
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
rHE sorrH,, nIrnrsFNr,r,nx-

There Is no probability thai the repre-
sentatlon q the south IN Congress viii
re reduced on account ~ tho light vote
she east ia the presidential election.
some 90 the lightweight leaders OF the
Republican party suggested that the basis
OF representation ought 70 b. the vote
cast a. tho presidential election. Their
purpose. OF course. wns 90 strike a b ON
az the South. There was q very light vote
cast in the South for reasons which are
well understood. ana 81 the prolo - Plan
Der OF congressman.
Il seems. however. that the plan OF the
ughtwcirhts does not meet with favor
from the mon who really control tho Re-
publican party IL Is said that tre prss-
.doat and his immediate advisers arc
against any such plan RE does not sce
tbat the Republican party would derive
any bsncht from %. and besides. hc does
not think the plan would be- just 20 The
souih-at least. that s. what the wash
iugion dispatches say No doubt
small politicians 81 tho Republican "a ~
hoped 60 make themselves conspicuous ty
advocating the plan. when they clnro.
got noticed in any other way they at
tack the South. They hope so gct q II
ne cheap notoriefy In thar way.
As a matter OF fact. the real lead r.
Of the Republican party DO not want 70
make the race issue any more prom.n az
Than O. is They are besiuuiue % ON
derstand that there Is just as much race
prejudice 10 the North as th .rs g. 80 t1e
south. and that attacks on tho sou IA
only serve TO make this fac more Gle ir-
ly understood Even now bia ~ n a q
not appointed 10 offices OF importance TO
I the North. The reason Is thar the North
/ ern people would not Submit 20 IA az
I pointm.uts And ye, the blacks have a
very good claim 10 Offices in the NCrt1
under Republican administration They
cas-, many thousands OF votes IN Oaio.
New York ana some or tho other North
eru states HUT as Mr b yam point "a
out during the campaign. the only CT
aces they g.; are janitorsh.pa..
No the south's representation IN Con
gress viii not be cut down. II Is TO husi-
ness o. the Republican party whether she
cast her ful vote Ia the presid,ntill cleo
ton or not Her people have right %
refrain from voting n they want 20.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The Republicans OF Kentucky continue
q, cry fraud" but their leaders are get
ling back into their Obj federal Jobs 'a
quickly a. they can. II shey had good
rrosnd~ for their charges, there Is rea-
son 20 think they would nght. That they
have given up the Idea OF a contest Tor
the governorship and are seeking the
federal feeding trough Is pretty good evil
depce that shev know they were beaten
m the election beyord hope
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

4 wonderful infant has been dl-co'~ 20
Iu Iowa. II IS only about year o.d.
THE other day j, was shown q picture %
* bulldog and blnck-and-tan PLACING
ts finger on the buu the child snh
bow wow In the deepest cultural tones
ferrlug the finger 20 the other Cog b re-
reated the chow WOW" u an lnnnt.le
tenor such Discrimination ~ e3aracicr.s-
tics az SO tender an ago marks the child
TO be- great politician in the years Of
IS maturity.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17


ln eammf NUNS On 90" Macon Ie.'-
graph 8 suErssI5u that the s0uth acf ir-
den,udeat.y Iu the neat presidential rlec-
lion aaa haIi her ua electoral votes ior
M, r..rps.. ri, maxine .u.b terms 3.
Wound - Tor bsr ,,..ar...,. ,s. New York
SIM, .-,.,,,.,. ,.s A. f.-...- ..,.
r,,.t.,,t.f,.i.,. b. -I..,.,.,i and continue
that control bc-auss ue -ali assume
comp eie political ertiin
y VIZ .-'',
n.f- .,ut ... t.. Demo 'anr
raur. whatever m.eHt Do. .'H policy or Dos
lea1srs n.p Aor.i n pre- '''
''.F 'h .-.-.
I. ,#, .,.. a.. u...l e4e him
m.r tL electoral votes waateter hc
might cav and ia i'''' A'a'' anu
"a,'., t....u..,,r..
,o....s- 4. eh... - re.s.lte proud people.
iut m haI H-.axa. fhr rsnroa on
'a.mss.s h0aa hnsH tn"i 'nefs "oA'l
z, n' '....-. tls
M te.- , .-..- majority 81 ~ People
N tHs s1u.hsrn -tsre- were determined
ta keep politically solid Boz opp"siiio" 20
goo E.i' ~
frar.s- the northern Reputation ~ him
rd ais tp.t-,nes rae surr- Nas pc oi
aou' afrn SUPPORT
Dr. d evident from Pho i'r'N.''s ann
from 'iaeF iN'has '''''
Nh'.n nave 'pi 'ifH
iNAi 'n"' p'pei "
SITUATION ," ih' SCUM "'
i pnfposei' 'n's7''' Ut
iNriHff rom mo '"'n '''' ''''
south IS solid eeoan." sne desires TO o.
r"aiiealii in opposition 20 'h' '>'i
I D. noli'.nii' .ola "e.""s' 'i 'h'
"''h WHO" sne WON" -
''7rH'''''" p'''f
mana ~ mum .l-''i' count, ana
i'ifs- in'' party % ''''
= e"tar' ~ Amos "''''' "' "'-
si'at "'J'''4 s. "'''n ''
tA"t iheS e"sh' nor 20 nave ''' 'N".
vote. WnAi ne-i" i"i' means ''e '-"
can ma out hF reading me history Oh
carpei-nasism in the SCUM
The h'puh.cah parry :" - "'a'i'' 10y
me souin neinS ~oha p'h''e'l't q =
haa not put me 'aii'' .h'' '"e '''''' ''
''' ''s'"
politically But the Republican party.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The color ques-4on Is considerably agl-
tating she New York State Federation Of
womens Clubs. now In session az Al
hany. a negro woman Of the name %
Jeffrey q delegate from Rochester has
aema nded on the rights Of the floor for
herself and her race. and insists that she
will stand by her demand. Mrs. william
Tod Hemuth, the president Of the con-
veEfion had persstcnuy refused 10 rec-
oguize the colored sister. bat the colorcd
sister declined 20 rest IN obscurity. Some
Of the white delegates have taken up the
black womau's cause. and there promises
% be a lively fight The outcome. how
ever. viii probably be- that the negro will
be excluded. Northern women, like
Northern men. are never fond Of negroes
unless they are some hundreds 81 miles
away,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

The explosion ana IRE IN the Tarrant
huudirg in New York. constituted one u
che CREATES disasters q recent years.
Nevertheless it is doubtful Il the re-
spoussbiry Tor the catastrophe VIII ever
be axed The hra marshal Is blocked
in his investigation because the chief
wtuesses are dead. The aut noriles cam
not prove their suspicious thas q crime
was committed Tley have determined
only where the IRE started. and have no
hope OF more evidence.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

4 Paris dispatch says that the plans Of
tnas French held gun which an American
army oHcer Is alleged 20 have secured
Is PROBABLY the same gun ~ which the
secret wac revealed Ia the famous prey-
fus case That being true. the cable says
that France - now no longer making a
secre, 81 the gun. but Is permitting q
90 b. Inspected by foreign officers both
10 paris ana In china, where it IS being
employed in field operations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

IN a New Jersey church che other dly
WHOM the assembled mourners saw the
thing MOVING up the oisio vithoH wise
bile means OF motive power. bearing the
coffin they though. Oli NicR was in BIS
and ran screening from the huldirs
The undertake. had failed 10 notify the
people that the eatafdquc WA moved by
an electric motor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

some Of the Republican papsrs are
pointing with pride" TO the fact that the
government money Is now coming So
faster than ever before. But they negie
to state that IL Is also going out the same
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

ia is estimated in London that ~ the
time the south African business has been
wound 10 O. VIII be found that it cost
$4,000 70 conquer each Bocr. And the
BRITISH taxpayers may be expected TO ask
,h.r,usl,.ea. was Il worth The COST
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

SOM opposition has sprung up 70 the
candidacy Of Gov Tanner OF Illinois Or
Urated states senator. because h. plats
poker. Why that Is about the hfst quail
iaea,lon for washington Afe that has ever
been alleged in hts behalf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

a new disciple n correct living has arts
en n Sew York She is a Mrs Fried
lander. VINO mas reduceI her agure from
.orulency to more aesthetic proportions
tt .alns only hay ana oats. o. somcthing
lbs. saat De IS her theory that meats
should te esehcwea aaa only raw foods
cl5oa cooking che save. takes the life
a4t ~ food aud makes % Inat for human
consumption. any food that is rcpuguant
Jos us natural state is poisonous and
saoolI rot he plrtAk,n - she points 70
tHe heaIth ana strength 20 horses. which
,at drly uncookod food. as an illustration
III tas correctness Of her theory Further
more. she declares. The matter ~ economy
should recommend Che lse OF uncookcd
faod She has herself lytI AMI prosgcrcd
upon food costing uny few cents Per
,,.ak The adoption 20 unlocked food she
opucs would prove tHe solution ~ the
servant problem without cooking. there
would a. course BE- no neci for cook.
and .ndlgcs. on would Hy away as SUM
mer cloud before Jnc sun. A. logical
sequel TO her theory Mrs Frcdiander
auI probably presently De- advocating
RETURN 20 bare feet and as leaves.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
The weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for generally fair weather. with light to
fresh northeasteriy winds. and for East
ern Florida. partly cloudy weather. vita
fresh northcasteriy winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Il IS extremely d.nicuit 20 guess what
a pcu, jury win 10 iu q case o. personal
damage. 1n a recent Instance q View
York jury awarded damages Of SIX cents
10 ease where che p'auod aad bad bota
lazs cut on IS ear 10 another case
,lay or two laicr 100 tle Same citv.
where the plaintiff had lost oHe lex hy
ear. the verdict was ST. 1o. on thc
Same day a PenusyNonA jury gave =
complainant $3.50 damages necanc ne
aaa been pushed on q ctr ana sustained e
3ot
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

THE MORNING NEWS 4. 1.u-hei
every DAY BOO the year aud esrsol -
s,sosersecrs in the cltt % afut % maA'
AZ 20 cents roota. $500 Tor sA months.
and $ 1o for ore year
THE MORNING NEWS. oy mail. six
tiues week .aatnolt sunday issue).
thrs. months. 81 -. s.x months. 500. ono
year sae
TuE WEEKLY NEWS two assures a
wesA fAIoaisy ara Thursday by mail,
one year s. TO-
Subscription payable 90 advance RE-
nit b. money order check or regist. red
letter Currency sent by mail as riss OF
BENDER
Transient advertisement. other than
special column. local or reading notice..
amassnents ana cheap or want column
le cents a line. Fourteen lines Of hsaie
type-equal 20 one inch iu depths 'he
standard - measurement Co0frtc. 100
ard discounts made known OF application
a. business Office.
orders for delivery or tae Morn ne
News 10 either residence or fhee o.
business can be- made 1y mail ~ Is tele-
phone No 40 ANY regularity To deHF-
ery should be Immediately reported
Letters and tcIesrams should be ad-
dressed MORNING NEWS" savannah.
Ga
EASTERN OFFICE. . Park ROW,
New York city - @ Faulkner Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

Tn. N,u VI t-,.,t,,- n. ~,
says 'uI warrington core pondert
makes tne positive statement uTou lu-
thority which fuetiaes a CONFIDENT pre.t.,-
,l.r am, tt.. uao,,tit.,r. am ....
down southern representation Ga Con-
gress. and by cons, qucuee in The cec-
tofal college also. when the ~ ton
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$50. '.--,-..,,-'.t.
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U.'"s =" ''os '''e @ ,'''y
bs.tu.e th.v 5e not care 10 take an,
trouble in the matter"
Discussing the value OF Gotten seed tho
View York Commercial says. "a comieal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

Tho recent cable report that two
snakes had been found IN ireland has
aroused the wrath Of lrlshmou IN Chica-
90. They declare that no snake could
possibly exist in ireland. ana tina, u two
were found there they were carried there
by Engushmcn for the purpose of casting
rsproach upon tho country. L .s pro-
posed that a monster mass meeting shall
bs held in Chicago Tor ,he purpose % dee
nouuclug the snake story ana the I'm
elishmou who. cf necessity must have
originated o. one thing that b lacking
ID tho report. by the way. Is statement
% me condition OF the persons who found
me alleged snakes. Even So ireland d, is
possible 90 "sec snakes sometimes.
whether any ore actually present or not
q, would be interesting to know whether
it was high or low tide Zoo the jug when
The reptiles were discovered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17
AONTGOAfERY


NDERBOLT
Car leaves Bolton street Junction 30
a. "a. and every thirty minutes thereafter
Until n Np m.
Car leaves Thundcrbolt at $500 a. m. ami
every thirty minutes hereafter untt
900 midnight. for Bolton street june
ton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

4. theatrical manager Is alleged 20 have
offered Mr. Bryan $1,000 a year 10 act
rs the advance agent % certain ai'rac-
lions which he proposes 20 put upon the
road A lot Of fy-up-the-creek enter
prisea may be- expected 60 gain ephemeral
aotoriety by Offering Mr. Bryan employ
meut A. b.r salaries. Meanwhile the gem
tloman Will continue on the oven and dig
nlaed tenor 81 his way.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-17

a hucol'c constable in Pennsylvania
town che other day captured practically
red-h1ud,l q smart roaner from on" OF
the big cities. The follow. IL Is believed,
Iad held up 10 less than four victims 90
ane nlrhL When tho constable naboed
him. however. De began quoting law ana
.n five minutes be had not only convinced
ne rninion q tho law nat the arrest was
illegal and outrageous. bur haf secured
al apology for tho temporary detention