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ips. Morning subject, The Campsirs." Evening
subject. For Whom Are You Gong TO Voter
Fremont Baptist church,rRev. J, Cairns holds
services every sunday a BROW building. Services
at II q. m. and ~ D m
Norwegian panish-ssrvicss every Sunday at Il
a m. and 10 p m Rev. J. a. n. johnson. %
understand the language are cordially invited
sve.i,sh--Fisth avsnus and Olive street. Rev.
Andrew swarts. pastor; residence, S ohve street
ssg .shooi at i; M Young Peoples prayer meet.
ing 1t p m
Fins. Bapti.t-Fcurth avenue. Rev Louis $.
Bowerman, pastor Services. u =. M ard ~ ?. m
so o. m Morning subject. series. The swinging
q the Pendulum; Second. .ins Nature o. Man.
Evening serses. Tho Days Of the Judges ; second
The Dagger and the or 0oad."
Methodist Protestant Churches.
Yesler Junction church Preaching on Sunday At
II a. a.
Frat Ere. Methodist church Corner e rery ave
nue and Pine street Rev. A. ~ "est, ps"o''
Services II a. m and 30 p m
Duwamish Methodist Protestant chureh-Rs, =.
Piumner Revells pastor sabbath school. ~ p
m. Preaching. ) p m All are welcome.
Swedish Methodist church--fsf,h avenue ard PIKE
nsssfs,ns IL i Prayer ns.as every raaa.s
20 .. m.
Flint Methodist prossstant-Third ana Pine
Re, 7. Pnmmsr Re,slie, pa.tos ssr,'es, = AL u
A., .esoo, u 4 n M q. 81 meetings. s.is ,. M.
Morning subiect, The Christians Amor Evening
conclusion Of morning sermon
Catholic Churches.
charsn OK TIE immssuisle- ~Ae 10
tfest hs' fs,ns' swse's st..ns r,rsmc,s a
smiIh ara rev a. in's'''
=" WIS 49,.
oar Lady o 5000 heir n''v $3.50 $3.50 80
Warrington street ny. y. = r,e,sh.A.s' 49,.
Low rs.s M hsh "Ars' w.
Sacred Hssrt-strth svenre and Bel srset oon
darted ~ the beasmr'efe ~ .s" Ma 49,.
pssof. Los ~; wa ," p~s.,s>,sor ~
Wtn SERMON. W ="
Christtan Church.
~. snnsvsh yt.nsss,.- r.sssr sssvirs.
H. a ara % n M Mcrnins subject. ''suhiec-
tlo, a. rybr<xts Eveuir< srbysct. "Our Earthly
Irrao,,siI,y.
s.,w~s,or Array.
- -. 60 ,s.. -. "a rn,,s .vr,,.
80 nei -. g-s~.- ~ eN.-x. Va
sspA ~. ~ .'e.s- Tassa-s. 1900 !, q w.
80 -. ~ - me-
hmhs NtHst'hs
No hAl-c1sner Second s,sn,s ,.a'n ena ne-'ss
wAy knNxn hSrnas.n, a.s 80 - :. -
eharge N tnse eFlti. q NJ 49,. 49,
tag ) D n. family Esthe-inf p Ms Hfe tn1
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The posi.fntsltigenesr has secured the
xe~Aify Co.'S latest folder mag u
china and Asia These may be secured
at posf-fntelligepcer business offices at
10 cents each.
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III Won travel. Hsh, hunt or PLAY sols
your constant companion should be Jesse
Moore.
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THE heat running watch IS the Louis
kIedt Special" No. 81 Second avenue
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sfs first AVE. KEATrfsE
Second foog Hpwaf5 Rpli3sng. opposite
Penn Mutual Life building
Main offloa, Portland Dss gcn. braHcn
offce Han Franciscu. Cal.
Hours, 10 4 Sunday 10 70 4.
Ladies' Always IN sffsf1ance
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The But1er.
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M r.,,, !, = Mckenzie a nsv,'' 90
4 .nsssys., cs,s.ss M s,s:. e e.
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J: pinens. New York J. D: Coleman. Portland.
Y. 9. Bogae, do X. Doyis. Omaha
Nina D. wiley. YAKIMA. Emma r sssinss. n. I.
Miss O. Grant do. FTorcnes Hcliey. do.
Capt n. Jackson do. D. supnaixhA. Seattle.
a. W. smith. vctortA Ms. Suponisks, do
G. wurtele. do. H. q. Dc Mil. sF
n. MeMisien. do j. il. Ressrt. city
! o nanihcsn- Fsirhsn. Q, A.. Hamilton. Everett
>. u. Cars. vaneonvrs Mis .. forrhsfdt. DO
Mn. Cars. do Mn D. y. Dodge. Twnsd
Mrs. onGroy 40. Koht Hamilton. vanevs.
Mira PARKER. do, Mn Hamilton. %.
Mn l. q clsn. Por,lnd v r Poster. sAn Frsa-
J. . weisenbarreT. White Miss rouens, vsctcria
~ Msndenhail spoknn 4 cofnsiins Chicago.
a II. s'i..i fs,. G. Nm sss..r p s..'sis
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ca'a., 4, Russell, sams NM y a Godfrey. sr.
Q. A. sanscsa. Easinsw. H. y. Tsntnishs. d.
Y. r. Chapman. Benton.
The Miller.
4 i si...s swan s., 3 z s ss..:. S's:
Jas d .'i ssssss.s. 81 Mrs. q d ~ nsr4ssa..
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Cbas Cn1p~t. Lasi2os o. H. Lee, Hstshy
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IS II. Hawkins, Hastof g. n. Gees, IA
Fred Caiaer Asfesan. Mrs Gsss, dn
Ms J Morsisus salt T. fhss n jonss. csisa.
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The Brasswick.
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Mrs " :. Nses. led y. r. Gsyrn9. f0sa
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Feat HeIslrs. CIT Mn AmssA Ca
Mrs sfos E1lis, Mssvtor X Hester, e~sss3s
n ~ Fsr~sf EssnsstuaJ. T. GyiSsne ss~se
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'.'L,,I,,,,,,L,.y
Asy work that shoaid not prove
satisfactory will 30 attended 20 FREQ
Of charge Ia our neareAt office.

We nfs making . Fpeclslfy ~ sod tFoWn
and bridge work, this moat beautiful, pain
iesr and durable OF All dental work knpxn
10 the profession. Our name alone VIII be
q guarantee that your work will be ~ the
best, We have specialist In each de-
partmenf. Best operators. best gold work
men and estrscsofs ~ teeth IN fact. all
the star are inventors 81 modern densie-
try. We will tell y9u In advance exactly
what your work viii cost ~ free exam
inatlofi. Give ~ = call and you Will ind
We 80 exactly as We advertise.
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Baptist ChsrcAes.

Cuaoret Baptist ehurrh-isi' Msasser street ne,
Eassns Harris ~iii pssaeh at u a n ard p. m
Market Street baptist chzrch- Cofner T~entv-
sourtA avenue south and Main street. Rev J n
Hsbsx p. D.. pAstes. Services nosniax aas sssn,
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Lushsran charch~..

German Lutheran tMls~cur sfnsal~ Rev H. BeAl
ssntsy seAcoi ~ a a sefvscss ie - a a a,
rsntA svsnes srssh ard Ma.a strsst
xsswasianr Danish Fosssth s.rrae ana Pa. ,sr.~.
Rev n. A. BrrTevik. rsstrs residence iEs& sqg,usA
s,erae SUNDAY seAoei az aN n ssrviess a.
q N and . m
swesfish Essasrlscsl- Thrt avenue n-a- pm.
Rev MARTA L Lsrscn. sss.us: r-.itrncs i-uy pfc
vas svsrne ssfaAy sssyicss y ~ a m s-a q
rNAAAy Nl0e&s - w tTAfer neaflax
. N.
Rcgy Trsriiy. kngiisa -Ccvoer rnion st-p-f ,na
ssreath sserue suncu SERVICES u n aaa VI
a " sanAay schcol. II Va. LutAsr Ieaxne fs-s.~
kr n Herman A ". rune. rAsfar. rssse~ne- nj
slstA sssnas. tslerAcns. He'd SlSl.
German Esazsslica LnihegHn. zzo1s Conner
Terry sserrc aae stsvast stfees Rev Knsr-.
rasso<. rxzi1ence IN rear q sAaFra Sanisy 49,
At 30 a. n ssrdsg services Al q q a m ~
- ,. n,
lmuanns;s Lafhsrsn ehusch--co<aer DIV. a..
Niner avenue. ssrsices rzSt sEd tkird snna.vx -
the nrufk. at u q ScearG ar1 foszrth So
d.sS AZ Q D m Rev ". A. Chrtst4sos~u rs.s,...
residence. AE sevesth asenae.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches.


Rsltssors ser7ioe fUnitsrisni, Rev. W. y ssmsnAs
ruizissef. seTvie- And sermon AZ II a m saskcCt
Two Nassrrs q Mxnkint. Iohn Csista ard Charles
pArwin; Rs~tlation ard Evolrtsaa.~ i'ghiic ecr
ciafiy fnvised.
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seattle sriritaAiists Assccisticn F5r-sters' hall.
SIS First srsune. Cnnferenre AZ :. n. f.3srcnd-
ens slate writing ~ Mr. icasou hn4 Mr. Cen
erts. 1t ?. n Lecture and tests - Mrs Jsaas
Fihrfr-
Church q The scai-0 odd Fslaus' hsn corner
Second and seneca street Mrs. Fannie
!. ". cAnnna aR& Ma JohnScA q ca-.s1rz-A
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win psychometrze give slate witins and spiritual
messages at 80 D. m.
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g. stephens ballard. Rev r. Y. Hyisnd, rec
tar Divine ssssics snnda, 1t II q m, aad .
D m.
81 Lnfs's- Renson. Services On second ard fourth
sundau Il the mouth At . m. With sermon b.
Rev. n H. GawenA
81 rsai's-Carn@ Warren svsnae aud nspahlsrsn
street Res. nniney Arasz. rsetcF Sunday school
aS q n. Services II m and % p N.
81 csnens's- rssp,y-spursh sreun. sauth .na
Washfnstnn street Rrv. George Bn,.ss,e r.eto-
sunday sehoo{, 10 q Morunr r<arer and &c.
mea. Il e'ciceh Essnins rsassr And sernsu, 30
So Msfxs Church stison street aud BrVaa~s,
Ks<tor Rev J r n. Lloyd. Services snA N .
N and IN p N. ne Re-. Tnsoscsans a Tyn~
Oil prsseA 81 tcdays Ssviess
rrinssy Parish eharh-Cerns- Eigsth aveuus s,A
James street Rector. Rev, u VI go~sn ss~r-
sees - ard III a A. and IN p "a Msr-sirx
sraiect, The Christisr WARFARE" krsrirx sshyecs
ssrts stery Il Ntcsish =
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sptrituaIisn. .

The Coinece RsptiAs~ Servirrv ever ~audss AZ Il
oclock A. w ard oc'nck . ~ r. me YoFing Nat
urzlsts's bah. Ia the I'D university r9unaz.
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Catholic Churches.

No 4 haIl~Corns- Pixie street ard Thirt sycnne.
Cart chi ans rlsrt Gardner IN chsrre- a N,
in.s frli II a m. hosines rasstins N.
family Esihsring
No hhIl-c0rnsr seecnd srsnne teaih snd les'e'
sharsa a N knee srfli. IL a m, hcllness mees-
tag ,. n, family ssthe-ing .. m. Tree and
Easy"
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Ese-r Sanaag evening ~ sor4alStT hea17rare-s
N rrion street, I4fs toslas far dlscssAsn fas
rood nnszsi- Seats frer
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Volunteers of America.

Mses 70 Nall a. - = sseae1 ufprge ssu,A Al q
a. III ~ snd % ,. W ETssyh~iy iHritee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
GREAT DAMAGE N HOUSTON.
All Efforts to Hear From Galveston
Have Failed.

Houston. Tex. Sept S-The wind IL
blowing sixty miles an hour In Houston
az midnight. and great damage Is being
done 20 business houses ana residences
throughout the city.
The Associated Press wire is the only
one that IS working. The electric nsht
plant has been closed down as the wires
became crossed with telephones and sew
eral persons were shocked, though none
was seriously hurt
Several great brick and iron stacks have
been blown over. and tin roofs are as nu-
merous on the ground as on houses
The streets are utterly deserted. So far
there have been no casualties In Hous-
ton.
The storm has spread to the interior
and there is great anxiety in this city
People are offering extraordinary sums to
the telegraph companies 60 get messages
through to Galveston and other points
Up TO midnight nothing had been heard
from Galveston.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
oOLER WILL MAKE rmE FIGHT.
Tie VIII Remain Before Convention
UntiI Nomination n Made.

Saratoga. ". r.. Sept, s.-The name OF
Bird s. Coler viii be presented to the
Democratic Convention. and will he kept
on the roll until a nomination is made.
This statement was made on the author
iiy OF David II. mn. Elliott Danforth and
Charles 3. Bacon.
Richard Croker will control the organ
izntion OF the convention and probably
the selection OF ticket. This statement
is agreed in BY all the delegates and lead
crs present. To defeasNr. coler he may
use Senator Mackey or Edward M. shep-
hard.
Tho situation therefore is THAI the I'D
herents OF Senator Inn will compel Mr.
Croker TO openly defeat Mr.. Coler in the
convention. and " he succeeds in that
he will be compelled 60 select the candi-
date TO beat MIR. Coler. Il is asserted that
it will no, he MIR Danfor,h or MIR
sianchaeld or Judge Earl. or IN fact. any
man connected with that section of the
party favorable 60 Mr. nm. for that lead
er has obtained their promise not 70 allow
their names TO be considered. while Mr.
coler's name is before the convention
Elliott Danforth allows himself to be
quoted to-nighs a. follows:
''Mr Colcrs name will be presented to
tho convention. and will not be Withdrawn
until n result IL announced. ON not a
candidate as long a. that Is the fact e
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
PEOPLE sEEKTNG SAFETY.
Last Dispatch From Galveston Indi-
Gated Grave Danger.

Last Dispatch From Galveston Indi-
Gated Grave Danger.
San Antonio. TEX. sapt. s.-Possibly the
last dispatch out OF the flooded city OF
Galveston was received In San Antonio
tonight by Jerry Girard. announcing the
death OF his brother by drowning.
The message left Galveston at Sis p.
m. The entire lower portion OF Galveston
was then flooded, and the people we're hud-
died on higher ground in the pouring rain
for safety.
Girard's brother was carried out 70 sea
and drowned while endeavorins to rescue
family In a shant, that was being dash
a to pieces by the waves. outside Of this
tie only news OF ths flooded city consists
OF such pieces OF iiformasion ss passed
over the wires between Virginia Point and
other interior PLACES Virginia Point
Is the santa re station near
est Galveston fiand and these
reports say that whn the wires failed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
STEEL BARK is a WRECK.
Several Vessels ana Cargoes Lost
on the Florida Coast.


on the Florida Coast.
Miami. Fla. Sept. s-The steel bark
South American. OF Liverpool. l. r. p.
schavonemann. master: William Charles
Jarvis, owner. laden with mahogany
bound from Santa Anna. Mexico. TO Fal-
mouth. England. Is a total wreck on
French Reef. Florida. for,y-three miles
south of Miami
The captain and crew. less three men
left on the wreck. arrived here this morn
ing. and are being cared for by the Gus
toms officials. The mate was washed
overheard. but savtd. and the master sus-
tained serious injury.
The hurricane struck the South Amer
iean Tuesday. Sept 4. when of careys
Fort Lieht az . .. m, and at 2.3o a. m.
the 5th. the bark with all her canvas
blown away and unmauageable. was
hurled upon the reefs.
The vessel viii prove a total loss, but
her cargo may he saved. Had the vessel
been OF wood u g. believed the crew
would have peTished. Capt. Cchavonemann
reports that on his way to Miami he pass
cd the following stranded vessels. viz. .
The four-masier schooner James Dodge of
PHILADELPHIA. in ballast inside the reefs
and afloat The next vessel passed
showed but the stumps OF her masts.
name and nationality unknown; crew pre-
sumably lost. a Norwegian bark with no
one aboard. and the barkentlne Culdoon.
laden with lumber. previously reported.
There is another vessel on the reefs south
OF the South American. and a steamer re-
ported ashore north OF this place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
THEY COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Antl-Foreisn Lenders Could Not Ena
dure Defeat.

Washington. sept. S-The japanese le-
CATION received to-day the following teie-
gram from the foreign Office at Toxic:
According TO recent telegrams received
fresn Gen. yamaguchi AZ Pekin. patrol
sent out on the 18th ultImo went as far
as Chang Ping Fu and Lu Koy chiao and
found everything quiet.
AFTER the Chinese defeat al PEI Tsan.
Yung Lu and al his family. It Is report
Cd. committed suicide. ii Ping Heug was
killed during the engagement at TunE
Chow. and 'Hsu Tung also killed himself.
while tbe whereabouts OF Prince 1uan
and Yang VI have not yet been discovered.
s'-rhe Chinese In Pekin being on the
verge OF starvation. a portion Of the rice
seized BY the japanese forces was dis
tributed among them.
''Prince Ching was expected to arrive
on the "a ct Using ffo. whence the Japan
ene cavalry will escort him 10 Pekin.
The Emperor has been asccrtained 20
be nov at Hsuan Hua Flu"
The Japanese legation also has received
the following announcement In reference
10 the Japanese at annoy.
sspeace and order having been restored
at Annoy. and the fun protection Of the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
STILL DASGER or A STRIKE.
but Anthracite Miners Are Trying to
Reach "A settlement.


Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. s--After an all
day secret session the National Executive
Board Of United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea adjourned tonight az o'clock until
tomorrow after issuing a statement post
pongng the ordering Tor a strike pending
the result OF negotiations. Onicials say
influences are at work 20 adjust the trou-
bile. hut decline 10 say what they are
This action means that the miners OF
the anthracite region will not strike to-
morrow although danger OF a strike has
not been removed. The men are ordered
TO remain ia readiness 10 20 out. Mine
workers refuse TO say how far negotla-
items have progressed or by what means
,hsy are being carried on with the oDer-
ators.
At5p m a message was sent BY Presi-
dent Mitchell to District President Nsch-
OILS al HazletOn. Pa. saying they had
heard that miners In the anthracite re-
riou are ceasing work in anticipation OF
a strike being declared. and directing him
10 notify all miners 90 keep at work. but
10 be prepared 60 strike u negotiations
for settlement nov In progress we're un-
successful.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
SAVANNAH GA, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1900

the hurricane was doing more damage
than high water. though che town was IN
greatest danger OF complete inundstion.
and the people were growing frenzicd
at the prospects before them.
The Huntington warehouse and the
government barracks were reported 20 be
the greatest sufferers. The soldiers a,
san Jacinto hove been withdrawn to the
city according to reports. and did valua-
BILE service in the way OF relief and vol
unteer police work.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
MURDER oF MISSIONARIES.
Ten Americans and Three Others
Killed In shan ~.

Copyright. 1900. the Associated Press
Shanghai sept. ten American mis-
sionaries aud three American children.
two Danish missionaries and one British
missionary stationed in Shan 81 province.
were murdered late in July. according 20
accurate reports received to-day. They
were.
Stationed at Fen Chow Flu: Rev. ana
Mrs. G. w. Price Rev. and Mrs. y. n.
Atwater. all Of the American board. one
child OF Mr. and Mrs. Price. and Mr.. and
Mrs Atwater's two children. Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Lundgren. Danes. and Miss
Eldrdge. British
Stationed at Taiku: Rev. and Mrs. ID.
II. Clapp. Rev. q. L. Williams, Rev. =.
w Davis. Miss Rowena Bird and Miss
Mary l.. Partridge. all of the American
board
The Fen Chow Flu party left the sta
tion under Chinese escort for the coast
and were murdered en- route. The Taiku
party were killed at that station.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
POPULATION or ATLANTA.
Vow Has only sD,s72 People nut the
Increase Is ~ Per Cent.

Washington. Sept. s-The population OF
the city OF Atlanta. Ca. was officlaliy an
nounced to-day 10 be for 1900. ss,s72; for
1850. ss.S33.
These figures show. for the city az a
whole. an increase IN population Of 2iSs.
or s7.lf per cent. from 1899 to 1900. The
population IN 1850 was 100. showing an
Increase OF 23.f2f. or ISIS per cent. from
1850 10 1850. The population By wards In
1900 "a as follows:
Ward.i. 1886: Ward 2 1862: Ward 2.
1888: Ward 4. i7.073; Ward 5. r.fi5. Ward
8. ll.75s: Ward 7. 2.fet
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
TURNED BoERs' nIGHr FLANK.
Gen. iinmiiton Has Cleared the Way
for nulIer's Advance.

Gen. Hamilton Has Cleared the Way
for nuiIer's Advance.
London. Sept S-The following dispatch
has been received az the war office from
Lord Roberts:
Belfast Friday. Sept 7--Ian Hamilton
tucceeded In turning The Beers right
flank, clearing the way for Bullers ad-
vance.
"Dundonald and Brocklehurss occupied
Lydenburg Thursday.
The Beers are split up and going
rorthward and eastward. Most OF the
guns ana stores have been sent 20 Kru-
gerspost
Hart. who r. operating southwest Of
kruKersdorp. reports that among the dead
Bocrs LEFT on the field. II Is believed chat
the body Of Commandant Theron has been
found"
Krugersport Il about twenty miles from
Lydenburg.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
BARON Won KErrELER's WOUND.
Chinese Effort 90 get Money From
Merchants - Failure.

Berlin. sept; s-A dispatch from shang-
hal dated Friday. Sept. = says;
The stan surgeon OF the German lega-
ton announces that an examination shows
tho cause of Baron Won Ketteler's death
'to have been bullet through the neck.
which must have been instanianeously IA
tai
AT the funeral Minister Conger made a
stirring speech to the diplomatic body,
All the foreign detachments we're present
Ching Sin. the Manchu president of the
ministry OF finance. Is reported to have
committed suicide.
Chang Chi Tungs efforts 20 secure a
loan OF half a million taels from Chinese
merchants at Han Kow Is believed TO have
failed.
THE Chinese papers publish an edict
dated Aug 10. ordering the presidents and
secretaries OF tho ministerial departments
TO proceed to Tai Yuan IN without delay
In order "a assist the Emperor In dis
patching the afairs OF state"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
CAN TALK EIGHT MILES.
Another Discovery In Connection
with wireless TeIeRraphy.

Bradford. England. Sept. Sat to-day's
SESSION OF the Physical Science Section OF
the British Association for the Advance
oeut OF Science. Sir william Henry
Preece. consulting engineer 20 the British
rr.safice. made the interesting announce
rnent that as a result OF his experiments
with wireless teiegraphy he had found Il
o,,ite possible 70 convey speech six to
eight miles across the sea without wires.
Ne added that II war a practical CONNER
rIaI system and might be extended 70
communication between ships and tho
shore.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
MANY MURDERED ny BLACKS.
Atrocious Grimes Reported From
New south wales.

Vancouver. y. c.. Sept s--MaH aavices
from Australia by the steamer warrlusoo
report an atrocious series OF murders in
the country districts Of New South Wales
BY q band OF blacks
The murderers lrst entered the Nav
ley home al Ge,gaudia. where several
young ladies were living The inmates
were killed In their beds.
The biacke. after the terrible butchery.
fed through the settlements on stolen
horses. Numbering and robhinr as they
went They were chased by i.oso voiun-
tecr policemen and twelve bloodhounds
Two out OF six Of the gang were caught
the bodies OF their victims. eleven IN
number. we're mutilated with hatchets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09
ooTroN MILLS ARR CLOSING.
Manebester'~ Enort 60 Reduce the
Price of Cotton.

Manchester'S Enort 60 Reduce the
Price of Cotton.
London. Sept. S-Afanchestsr to-day re-
ports that the cotton mills are closing IN
large numbers In the districts manipglat-
ing American cotton. The position grows
more acute daily.
The Manchester Guardian explains that
part OF the little cotton AT Liverpool is
said 30 he inferior quality. and prices ore
too high TO make spinning profitable with
yarn and cloth a. their present values.
New York and Manchester" the paper
continues, ''gre engaged IN a game Of pull
and the resolution OF the spluners is
Manchcsiers answer 10 the corner. II there
Is one. AZ New York. IN the interest Of
tho Lancashire industry. We may hope
u viii further discourage the bulls and
speedily cheaper cotton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09

ghamokln. Pa. Sept s.-The superin-
tendents OF she local collieries to-day Is
sued notices 20 the workmcn, 20 the effcct
that the mines win not cease operations.
and that all men desiring 40 work next
on.lav will be given all the protection the
faxg allows