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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
N wants to eat it wi'hou, paying Tor
INTERESTING ar ALTON.
Passage. out OF the Usual order oe-
Cured.

Cured.
Alton M OFT Sat Alton Mr. Bryan
spoke 20 thousands Of p~oplc His an.
dienoe was said TO have been the largest
ever assembled IN this city The meeting
was in che open air and MIR Bryan spoke
with his hat on, Some one Yelled Take
OF your hat Ake Teddy did Mr. Bryan
dld not however. comply with this re-
quest
He had scarcely begun speaking when
he found that the bunting on tho stagt
and stand cut on his view OF tho audience
10 promptly tore down the obstruction
This ACT Was var.ously regarded. some
cried Don't tear down the 1ngs" others
Tear e down. Il h. where Il ought Go be
taken down" Mr. Bryan made no refer
cnce 10 these remarks. and when he had
concluded the dismantling process sum
ciently to answer his purIosc he went on
with his speech.
speaking 81 the Republican contention
OF good times Mr. Bryan said
They tell us that We are loaninE money
in Europe. All % YOU that are ioaning
money IN Europe hold up your hands
Not hand went up. and he exclaimed
Then II Is them. not VIC who are loan
Ina money abroad
MIR Bryan spoke FOR about forty-fve
minutes and az the conclusion OF the
speech returned 10 81 Louis for the
night
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
WAY WA CONTEST.
Notice of His Intention served Upon
can't. WHY.

Daricn. Ga, oct. S-Cspt A. C. WHY.
the ncwiy-elected clerk of the Superior
Court. was served Saturday with notice
Of contest by Judge 8 A. Way. the pres
ent incumbent who was Capt why's
opponent In the election ias' wednesday.
Judge Way hinges his hope for sue
cess upon the allegation that one OF the
managers Of the election AZ the Darlcu
precinct was Mt freeholder. He asks.
through hiF att rney that the returns
from the Dlricn precinct Do thrown out.
N this should be- done, Judge Way would
he elected by majority of twelve. Capt
wylly and his friends contend that oil
the managers Of the election we're free
holders The point AZ issue viii be deter
mined by the question whether or not
person owns real estate IN the sense Of
the election law when ne has paid FOR Il.
but has received no desds.
Mr. " A. Wilcox. one Of Daricn's vct-
eran business men h having his store
and hotel repaired and renovated He r.
making many changes IN the building
which he has 80 long used as a store anl
hotel
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
NO DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
That Z. what senator Frye Declared
az Camden.

Camden. y. j.. oct. s-senator Frye OF
Maine addressed mass meeting here to-
night. presided over by Senator seweil
Of New jersey. in part as follows:
In isa2 Mr. Cleveland was elected and
the Democratic party WIS IN full control.
before that party hid done anything a
fearful panic was precip.tatcd = the dis
trust felt By the business interests in this
country. and - banks failed and every
Industry IN che country felt the shock
I'm 1896 william Mckinley was elected.
lie 3 a good a President IN his time as
was Washington Ia HE. or Lincoln in HE.
Prosperity came back 60 st1y unless the
American peop.c should eject Bryan.
There is mo- Democratic party TO-DAY
n II now known a. Organism and down
our way the Democrats always put on
their rosters Bryan meeting seldom do
you see the word Democratic Organism
has swallowed the Demo ratio party"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
THE SHADE or LINCOLN.
Roosevelt For-ook Arguments for
Sentiment.


East 81. Louis oct. s-Gov. Roosevelt
tonight concluded his campaign tour Of
Illinois. speaking In this city TO the larz-
est audience assembled here since the Nc
Kinley-Bryan campaign Of four years ago
Various Republican organizations or yhis
city and St Louis WED with each other
In doing honor 10 the vice presidential
candidate.
Gov Roosevelt betrayed no signs %
WEAKNESS notwithstanding he had made
a speech IN many towns in the state en-
route. tho most notable % which was al
Springfield. There the Governor refraiaei
from discussing finance. trusts and such
topics. devoting himself exclusively 20 the
life achievements or Abraham Lincoln. OF
whom he said
lie sacrificed himself In death chat his
people should know no, only liberty. but
the union that symbolized order as we'll.
Fundamentally every great question that
arises can be solved by following his AL
vice. Lincoln came 90 prominence by his
great debate with Douglass when they
we-o opposed 20 one another. but when the
hcA,r OF the nag was ~ stake Douglass
turned and upheld the hands OF his great
rival So have we a right TO appeal 10 the
Democrats to-day 60 put patriotism above
craftsmanship"
Immediately south 81 this city the
Roosevelt train was stopped for orders
An incident Of interest transpired at this
point II was the arrival and stopping
81 william j. Bryan's SPECIAL train north
bound Immediately alongside the Roose-
welt special The Bryan Grain also had
rfnr.raF for nrFara The gnuHAFsfpa an
not see each other until their respective
cars we're passing slowly. but a. they
passed they recognized cath other IN the
dim light from the car windows. ami
each leaning forward waved his hand IN
aaIutatfon
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
BOUNTY NOT PAID.
sailors Have Not Vet Received Their
Prize Money for Santiago.

Washington. Oct Sin view OF the nu-
merous Inquiries on the subject, The navy
department has authorized thu statement
that up to date there has been no distri-
button Of bounty money to the officers and
crews Of the American squadron which
destroyed the Spanish fleet on Santiago.
The matter has been pending in the
Court OF Claims. and while bounty money
has bsen allowed. IL has not been deter
mined what the amount Of the Individual
allowances shall b. or whether the al ow-
ances shall be- paid by %" Court u
Claims or the navy department. More
over, even after these questions have been
determined. a will BE- necessary TO secure
an appropriation ~ Congress so enable
the payments 20 be paid. so that 90 viii
he several months az least before these
can begin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09

Washington. oct. S-Presidcnt y. r.
Young announces that the following reser-
vasions Of National Agreement ball play
ors have been made for the season Of
1871.
virginia League. Norfoik-P Conroy
George Rochelle. Ben Beaumont y. j.
sullivan. James A. smith. r. NJ Gri'igan.
william sutch. Henry DIESEL. r Hemple-
man. Ike Durrets. I'D High, Reel Gill;
gan.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09

San Francisco. oct s-W r Bisseii. a
railroad man. well known throughout the
United siates. died 81 cancer az the
Southern Pacific Hospital 10 this CITY.
aged = years. We WAS auditor 81 the Ms
souri, Pacific for Ave years. AZ the time
Of his death he occupied a prominent po-
sltion in the freight department OF the
.6outhern PaciAe.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
DECIDED ron TnE COUNCIL.

PrnnsyIvania Members of junior Or
der Mechanics Not Sustained.
Pitisburg. ocf. S-The cese az che Penn
syivania members Of the Junior order Of
American Mechanics who opposed a
special assessment and other charges in
augurated BY the national council. was
decided adversely to-day hy the supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania.
In the opinion Justice Brown says that
che national council can enforce the col
lection 81 the tax against every state Of
the order. and ndds further that U the
money cannot be collected from the local
councils as n body the individual mem
bsrs become liable for the assessment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
PROSPEROUS ~ THE SOUTH.
Coed Condition of AGaIrs shown by
Treasury shipments.

Washington. oct. s.-The shipments Of
money to the New orleans. 81. Louis and
Chicago sub-treasuries for the movement
Of the cotton crop continues from the
treasury The shipment for to-day was
$780, o. on Saturday last the total ship
nents Tor this season amounted 20 $40
$4,000. against s. az 90 for the same pc
riol Of last year. showing an increase 20
nearly twice the former amount or the
total amount New orleans has received
81 $500
The treasury officials regard the ship
ments as showing an unusually prosper
Gus condition 81 AFFAIRS IN tho South.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
g. n. BLANCHARD DEAD.
lie Was n High Authority ON Rail-
road Rates.

New York oct SC. r Blanchard.
former commissioner % the Joint Tladic
Association. died a. his home here to-day
after an illness OF several weeks from q
complication OF diseases, Including ner-
yous prostration and eryslpe.as.
Mr blanchard was 80 years old. He wa
a railway man al his lie. lie began a.
q clerk in 1855 20 'he emrloy of the Gin
clrnau aud Chicago read. Re was sub
sequcntly connected with the ohio and
Mississippi the Central ohio. Balt NOR
AMI Ohio ana Erie roads bee coming VI e
president Of The Erio in isa lie b came a
commissioner 81 the Central Traffic Asto-
citation ana then chairman in 1906 and
was given charge OF the joint Tranie A.
ISOLATION until 81 was di so we'd. re WINS
REGARDED a. ore of The hlsfcsi aut' orr
dies oa railway rates iu the country
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
HILL WILL TAKE PART.
Ex-senator wiz urIp the Democrats
in the Campaign.

Chicago Oct. s.-EX Senator David Is.
Hnl OF New York. Il Is unohicialiy an
nounced at Democratic national head
quarters Ia this city. Will take an active
part In the presidential campaign In the
west At the request % the Cook County
Democratic Committee Senator Hiii has
conssnteu 10 make an address a. n meet
ing 10 be held In Chicago oct y. lie viii
also be the principal speaker al the meet
inE OF oct ~ Between those dates Sen
stor Hul will make several addresses a.
various towns Ia Indiana.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
AFFRAY BETWEEN RACES.
~ Augustine Had n small Riot Of
whites aud HACKS

'a'ksonvllle, oct. s-A special 10 the
Times Union and Citizen from ST. Angus
TING says:
What threatened to terminate in seri-
Gus asht between a party Of young white
men tnd number OF negroes was check
cd Boo North City late last night by the
timely arrival of the police. young
"an was walking on san Marco avenue
WIN TWO young ladies' when ne was in
suited by negro according 90 hi state
m'r's hght followed. IN which a score
whites and blacks took part Fenc
s't We're the weapons used. and some
l'l'ne blows were dealt city and couu-
Y oiieers were soon on the spot. and the
hol was speedily settled.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
SOONER Al cANToN.
Opened the Republican Campaign
Amid EnthusinNm.

Canton. O.. OCT. s.-senator spooner Of
Wisconsin. opened the Republican cam
palgn in ,his county tonight with q most
enthusiastic meeting The big hall was
crowded. and hundreds failed 10 gain ad-
mlt,ance. he spoke Of eX-Presideni Glove
land several times in connection with
the money question and % ex-Presidcnt
Hsrrisou's administration. and both names
were greeted with most cnthuEiasuc APP
D,ausc. The address covered oil Of the
asyes that have been raised IN the cam
pafgn. most q the time being devoted 20
tho currency question.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
WILL RIDE ~ FRANCE.

W a. Vanderbilt Engaged Jocky Me-
Joyntr Services.
~" York. Oct. s-Wiliiam X. Wander
..'' to-doy az Morris Park engaged Jockey
.''ynt 20 ride his horses in France.
'.ynts salary has not been made pub
ll be- IL fairly good rider. and
y, h'rdiy be secured for less than $40 %
y. year particularly II he had to so 10
,,. year Mr. Vanderbilt viii put a
'- oi racers on che French turf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
DRIVEN INSANE ny a JOKE.
Nome Girl Made Maniac and Hu-
morIst Ends his Life.

Seattle. wash. Sept @s.-As ne result
Of a practical Joke. Pearl Boyd. pretty
Young girl OF Nome. De- now rnving ma
nfac ana her lover. Paul Laird. lies buried
in a suicides grave.
Pearl was noted FOR her lntrepidity and
declared that nothing could brighten her.
Laird determined to scare her and Il g
said cut the hand from the body OF a dead
Eskimo. which he found lying on tho
tundra. He took the hand and placed X
In the girls bed.
When che young woman discovered u
late az night her reason He'd. with loud
shrieks she spfang upon the bid and tore
the hand 10 pieces with her teeth. Laird,
who Watened the scene from outside the
window. tainted. and when he recovered
Hat q bullet through his brain
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09

wooster o.. Oct Sion Ad,ai r.
stevenson. Democrats candidate Tor vice
president. was unable 10 leave here ~ p
morning 20 meet his engagement ~ orr
vile d. owing 10 "A severe cold. lie Will
endeavor 10 resume his campaign tour TO
DAY, however.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
PREPARING TnE WHITE HOUSE
Getting the Mansion Ready for the
Presidents Return.

Washington. Oct. s-Preparations were
making AZ the white House to-day FOR
the return Of President and Mrs. McKin-
ley from Canton. They will reach hero
early tomorrow morning The work OF
ntting the mansion for the winter se1 Son
is Just now beginning. and viii have 10 he
continued for some time after Mrs, Nc
Kiuley comes.
A cablnc, meeting will be held al the
regular hour tomorrow morning. Al least
half OF the cabinet members are here, and
vii 80 over all important questions with
the President
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
THE ID. APPLETON a co.
Incorporated In New York with n
CnpItnI of sa.0OO. 900.

Albany. y. y. oct 9g-The d. Appleton
d TO- Of New York city. with a capital Of
10000 was incorporated with the secre-
uF Of state to-day. The purposes for
N'''h 81 BE- 20 be formed are 20 purcahs6
.Nfe and carry on the book. printing
-NI publishing and other business Of H.
ron A Co., the Appleton Manufactur-
Nf company ana the A. J. johnson Com
t'N'' ltd 80 continue ana carry on publ
one heretofore owned and carried on
Wy Hlid corporati9ns
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
HAS NOT RESIGNED.
German Denies Reports Made Con-
rrrufnE Him.

Washington. oct. S.-Ex Senator Arthur
p. German q Maryland to-day authorized
an absolute Denial ~ published reports
that he had resigned from the Democrat
ic National Committee and from the Other
political committees Of which he Is a
member. Regarding published statements
that he had informed eN-Gov. Stone %
Missouri that Bryan had no chance u
election. and that he tGorman) was Tired
Of the whole campaign Mr. German said.
The report Is Notion. as never
made such a statement nor have ever
entertained such view"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
rRoM A rEnILous TRIP.
Knappen nrought News Of sup
posed Polar Expedition.

Minneapolis. oct. s.-Harry $. KNAPP
pen. newspaper man. returned to-day
from, perilous trip 10 the Hudson Bay
country. in wnich. with nine white men
and eight Indians. he sailed 90 mics
On the cast shore Of that great inland
sea. Mr. Kuappen was assured hy Eski.
mos whom he met that "sky1oat
had come into The region on the cNtrem"
northeast shore OF the bay two years bee
fore. that II came 60 ground. ana mat
the savages who inhabit that country
had Killed the white men in g. This. he
believes. was Andres polar expedition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
IS ON IN MARYLAND.


only as one OF the stalwar leaders 81 the
state. but Of the entire nation %
Gov. stone arraigned the Republican
party for raising and eNponding an i'm
mense campalgn fund. which. he d. ciared,
could only be used FOR immoral purposes
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-09
HHaaH
ITINERARY ~ NEW YORK.
Bryan's Prospective Duties WIN ne
Made Known.

New York. oct. s-Tho Democratic state
Committee VIII sive out Mr. Bryan's
u viii give all the places a. which he
win speak and the time he will remain Ia
each place lie will speak Ia nny-one
places. ard occupy ave days exclusive OF
New York city and Buffalo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
Board OF Health'S
Economical Streak

At an executive session of the Board
of Health yesterday afternoon, the
sometime threatened retrenchment
chopper fell.
Z. r. Hendry, private secretary t.
the president, was cut OFF. The office
was created for the pressure OF plague
business and the incumbent had about
completed great mass of after details.
The office of chief sanitary inspector
was abolished. 1t had been vacant for
some weeks from the retirement Of
Captain Ed Towse to more lucrative
private occupation. Minor inspectors
were reduced from six to Ave.
Waikiki loses its sanitary inspector
in the abstract, which 1t had already
done in the concrete by the mysterious
disappearance Of the incumbent.
DR.. Monsarrat, V. s.. had his pay
as meat inspector reduced from $l75 to
$40.
That was all for this time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
100000 Killed
in Three Day Fight

London, July 21.-The Daily Express
has received the following from Tien
Tsin, dated July 18th:
The casualties in the three days
fighting before the native city Of Tien
Tsin exceed 10000. 1t is now certain
that there were several Russians and
Frenchmen fighting on the Chinese
side. The Chinese killed their own wo-
men in order to prevent them falling
into the hands of the Russians.
Yesterday the whole native city was
in flames and the stencil of the burning
thousands of corpses was unspeakably
horrible.
Among the incidents of the fighting
on July 18th were the precipitated
flight of 500 French troops from An.
nan. They had been ordered to hold
an important front, but on being
charged upon by the Chinese bayonets
the entire detachment became panic
stricken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

NJ. Brasch returned from Kauai in
the Waialeale today.
The Aorangi, although due from the
Colonies today, has not yet put in an
appearance.
Notice of the appointments of MEM
bers of the Tax Appeal Court appears
under BY Authority.
Frederick w. Hankey, Attorney at
Law, Campbell Building, corner Me-.
chant and Fort streets.
The Stock Yards Co. carriage repair
shop is running at full blast with Capt.
Tim Murray at the wheel.
The postponed Republican rally will
be held Saturday evening at the Drill
Shed. See ad under New Today.
Land Commissioner J. F. Brown will
be on better footing hereafter The
Land Office is having a new floor laid.
Remember that robins egg blue is
the standing color of the Tribune BIZ
cycle whitman & Co. are the agents.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co. has
the finest and largest stock of livery
on the Islands and the most popular
prices.
The attention of the public Is cali5d
to the fact that all mail matter must
be addressed to a post office, and not TO
localities.
Fresh butter will be received on the
Australia by Guerrero & Hoke, gro
GERS, Miller street above Methodist
church.
Miss Juliette King came from Kauai
in the James Makee today.
Hans Isenberg arrived by the James
Makee this morning.
The Board of Health has half its es-
tablishment still in the Judiciary
building, although it began to move
out some weeks back.
Members Of the Second Precinct Re.
publican Club are requested to take
part in the parade Saturday evening
See ad under New Today.
A meeting will be held in the schoo
room Of st. Andrews Cathedral OF
Thursday. August I'd at s p. m. a
which addresses will be given.
The Coptic was sighted of KOkI
Head at 100 p. m. today. She is fron
San Francisco with days later new
than that brought by the Australia
Mrs. Won Hagen will leave soon 70
the Coast to join her husband, the po
lice officer who left suddenly not lon
ago, after running up all kinds of bill
in Honolulu.
+. NJ. Swanzy, managing director c
Theo. II. Davies & Co., It'd, who re
turned in the steamer Mauna ioa yes
tcrday, visited the Kona Sugar Co.
plantation and mill in his travels. 81
says the sugar cane looks very well.
National Committeeman Harold \
Sewall was highly amused this morn
ing when he learned OF the story eli
culated that he did not intend to r,
turn to Hawaii. Il have never ha
any other intention than Of maxim
my home In Hawaii"
A gentleman returned from a tri
down the road reports japanese worl
men constructing the new Eva jai
Noticing the educational departmer
had advertised for bids on the cor
struction of a school house he wanl
to know II this Is also to be done b
Japanese.
Principal John Bush OF Kilaue
. school returns to Kauai tomorrow a
ter fortnight's rest in the city.
Mr.. Swinburne OF Croker & Co, Sa
Francisco, is In town. He finds in CO
. Will Il. Fisher an old friend. This
. Mr.. Swinburne's fifth visit and /
likes Honolulu well enough to wish
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
Death Of Mrs. TOwnse nd.

. San Francisco, July 22.-Mrs, Almira
S. Townsend died at her home in this
city this morning from heart failure,
Mrs. Townsend, who was lady OF
wealth, became prominent through
her charitable donations to the volun-
teer soldiers on their way TO and from
the Philippines. She was 50 years of
age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
Russia Declares War.

New York. July pa Sun cable
from St Petersburg SAYS: An imperial
ukase, dated today, orders the Minister
OF War to proclaim a state Of war in
the military districts o. Siberia. Tur-
kestan and Semirtechensk, and 20
summon all reseryists in those districts
to join the colors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01
DR.. w. e. TAYLOR,

Has removed to Beretanla street, opposite
Hawaiian Hotel, from corner Of Richard
and Beretanla streets.
I5o6'Im Tel. 5r7. Hours; 9 to 5,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01

Haleiwa, or the Beautiful House"
the new Waialua hotel, cannot be sur
passed as a quiet resting place and is
a beautiful spot that should not be
missed by tourists on any considera.
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01

Sales so Waialua, a, $3.50. Dlvid-
ends paid-C. Brewer & Co.. go; Hawai-.
an Ag'l Co., 50; Haiku, "a; Hawaiian
Sugar Co az; Kahuku, ~; Paia.
40; Wamea Mill Co, 20; Olowalu, 2.
~; Waimanalo, "a; Eva, 20 cents; Ho-
nokaa, IS cents; Pioneer, 2'o; Ookala, 10
cents
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-01

For that tired feeling-take a ride
up Pacific Heights.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-05
KRUGER MOVES HIS HEADQUARTERS
PREPARING FOR FLIGHT.
Tho War believed TO be Nearly Finished.
Roberts Said 10 Have Issue Annex
alton Proclamation.

1t is reported in London that Lord
Roberts has issued a proclamation for
mally annexing the Transvaal to the
British dominions. Gen. Christian Dc
Wet is reported to have appeared again
along the railway near Winburg road.
Pretoria dispatches say: Mr. Kruger
and Mr. Steyn have gone to Barberton.
1t is believed they are preparing for
flight. The general opinion is that the
war is now very near the end; but,
should the Beers construct strongholds
in the bush, on the veldt. or elsewhere
and begin system OF raids, the British
would require large supplies of horses.
Gen. Butler moved II miles north
westward along the Lydenburg road
and crossed the Crocodile river to Bad
fontein. He found the Boers concen-
trating in the Crocodile mountains. a
force of Beers under Commandan,
Theron broke through the British lines
and captured and burned supply trair
at Kip River station, taking IS prison.
ers. Brabant's horse proceeded thither
recaptured all the prisoners and drove
the Beers into the hills. Col. Plumei
dispersed small commando unde'
Commandant Prctorius, east of Pinaar''
river, capturing 20 Beers, number @
wagons, and a quantity OF cattle and II
Aac