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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Fernandina. Fla. Dec lo-Arrivc1 2.
steamer Caledonia DAM Fieken. Amster-
lam: schrs Grcculeaf johnson. WoplruH
Providence. r. l.. Raymond T. Maui.
Smith. Mayport
Cleared. schrs Viola Reppard Barter.
Boston: Lewaulka (BD. Williams. Curl
clio.
Port Tampa. Fla. Dec. i0-saled
steamer Oiivette. Smith. Havana Via
Key West
jacksonville. Fla. Dee 80 Entered
schr oliver s Barrett G1ol1. Baltimore.
Pcarline O3D. Berry Charleston
Cleared. schr John n MAY. Burrows.
Wilmington. Del
Pensacola. Fla. Dec l0-Arrived
steamers Castano (BD. Pcnweu. Calves
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
THE vorE ~ FLORIDA.
DrmocrntIc Vote Has fl"cf""'e"'
other Tallahassee News

other Tallahassee News.
Tallahassee. Fla. Dec. io-The follow
... !. IN. vote FOR the Democratic oandi-
~. for Governor in the years named
l,-s q 7ss. $50. 1sg7s; 1854. S2oe7' lsss' ~
is,l % "a. 1885. E.l72, 1919. 2s'25i
:, v,l l.. noted that. beginning with lSs-
tb. Democratic vote has decreased.
II 1Va the contest was between the
ner,ooro,,c and Populist parties, the Re
.pubucanr making no nomination. In ls'"
botn the Republican and Populis' parties
,,, FUN tickets 10 the field and their can
liaates canvassed the state
r, 1soo the Republican ticket was we
only one that practically conifon'en VIZ
r.,..,,..+.r.r, tnc pouulist fading away from
.,rne on votes So former years 10 o'l
votes in the entire state in 1870
n IS wei known that FLORIDA PoPu."
ION has largely increased durlns tht la9'
49,, decades. In 1851 81 amounted TO 9t'-
ss. IA 1880 BE- increased 20 asl'a--' anu III
1901 ID IA. gone up 20 $500
Ia issS with population OF about So
~ tho Democratic party poiled vs.
.ct.a fn 1900 with a population lncieas-
"a 10 5gs CO.. the vote has fallen 80 -s'-'I'
.rtfs q. moro remarkable when % Is re-
nembered mat n strong inducement was
h.ld out 10 Democrats 60 vote IN the '"s'
election. by having primary elections a'
,ba same time FOR County Comml ssloheIe
Boz every county.
T,hfs decrease 90 the Democratic vote
~ ,be state hos no personal significance,
a. tbc marty has always put forward
worthy ana strong men FOR state officials
An enor, is being made AZ 81 Angus
une 10 form a division for the Florida
Naval Militia There is vacancy T
rbt. branch OF the state service ana o.
soon ~ the proper petition is forwarded
,o Adu. Gen. Houst0un. the division VII
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Tampa Tribune. on Wednesday. Jan
e. there VIII meet in this city one % the
most important gatherings ever held here.
An the pineapple growers Of South Flor
ia viii assemble here on that dny. The
purpose ~ the gathering viii BE- 20 form
what viii De- practically, pineapple
growers trust. which viii control tho
product Of shielded plneapples in Florida.
The movement got iiF first impetus from
toe Organization ~ the South Florida
Pineapple Association. OF ST. Petersburg
Seeing the benefits already derived. the
organization VIII be extended 90 include
The owner Of every pineapple shed ~ the
state The same method Of consolidation
WIS affected last year by the fishery In
forests 81 the state. and the Florida Fish
and Ice Company was organized. control
ling the catch 81 these waters. When
tho pineapple trust is formed. every man
xho raises a pineapple IN the state VIII
elfp bis pro1uct 10 the central depot or
the company In Tampa, and shipments
20 the markets viii be made from this
depot exclusively.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
An Extraordinary case.

The sentence by Judge fiction. iu the
Superior Court 90 Macan ~ THman
pharr 20 twelve months on the changing
close a case 90 more than ordinary in-
terest in view % o. curious development.
Pharr a year a@o beat the woman ha
shcu called tls wife ana the mother Of
his children so severely that her death
snsnrf A. -ra tirne rho neigh hors were
not fully aware % tho cause % death.
aud the poor woman was buried without
eza miuafiou of the case by fhe coroner
nnf 81 was Impossible Co establish the
fact ~ actual murder. PrRrr WIS affer-
ward arrested Cor WITCHES tins and in the
course of fhe tral ne set up THAI ihe
woman was not his wife bar only hts
mistress. ard that the children were.
Therefore. born ONT ~ weiiock Ills de-
Tense rested upon this extraoF binary point
and ft. frrr was compelled 20 hn1 him
guilty oriy 90 assault and h1tferr The
1uIge made fhe hc ~ tho matter hy
giving Trnrr tra highest possible sentence
under fne anHrR-twclye months on tho
Fong ~ hard labor
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Shipments q esgars from Tampa during
ae past week amoant-s 20 - cases or
ua cigars TIE shipments Cor the
Same Week hsf year were o.. cases 90
-tHer ctsara-ar increase Tor ttls scar
~ lG ea-es. or - AZ cigars 81 .qmeuts
from TAMPA from jar 60 3ste amo4u-s
70 81 80 cases. or - ~ 80 cigars For ere
same p-r.c1 20 iasf year tac shipments
ssere i4sE cases. or = ofn o1 r.Tars--an
Increase fcr ttis y~ar cf Is ss 90 ..sa.s
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

one q me most remarkable cases tried
~ the Circus Court a. Jacksonville IN
years was Tor defamation Of character IN
which known lady 81 that city was
defend ant The plaintiff Edward J. Muir
pry eharge3 Mrs Le0nora Jackson. the
iow a. the .afe Thomas Jackson, with
referring 90 him as robb.ng her ana he
Considered s. 90 necessary 90 repair the
o. IMAGES such alleged statements had i'm
flrtsd Tne 3ury took the case a. o'clock
and returned veritct a. O'Clock for
the plaintiff Ia che sum q 500 The fun
sentence alleged 10 have been uttered
aEuiast tie Plaintiff consisted % jus; ten
words and the jury figured u out AZ so
a word
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Passengers by steamship CITY o.
Augusta. New York for Savln-
nah. Dec. miss VI. B. orr. Mrs. T j
Miller. G. 3. wiitsie. G H. Howeil and
wife. Miss J. g. Runlquest Mrs. Runi-
quest. Mrs. NJ Buudquest. MIR. r. j.
MiIlar. Miss = BAH. Miss y q. Ball g.
VI. McPeck aud wife Miss Lillian Allen.
Mrs r c. Allen Miss 3. Allen. Mrs
r W simms. ". A. Steley Miss Carve.
Mics Johnson. NJ r. Devendorf. S. A..
Pease. Mrs A T. Shove =. r. Pante-.
Miss NJ Wright Fred s, George n
Long. NJ Briggs. X. Wilson. F. Conwci.
y. n. Busson. c. Mayew. L. Weinberger.
Miss NJ Mccarthy. Miss A Mccarthy,
Miss A. McCue. Miss McCue Miss G. Nc
ponneli. Miss ~ Gallagher Miss "
Iawlor. Miss " Sonan Mise ~ shee-
han. Miss J. Collins. Miss NJ Mcdonnell
Miss y Frye. Miss a. Dcvereaux Miss
r. Deveresux. Miss X. Dwyc-. Miss J.
Greene. Miss Weltou. A. c. Crockett +.
Rates. l. siler O. Russell a. johnson.
l. Lozendo. J. Leach. r. Daley. J. Barr.
j. r. Whaley " Wright T. Wichern.
G. F. Wright. ?. wright r. Z. Porter O
Molstead. H. Eihlers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

SIX Sumter county postoaices have been
abolished hy order % the postofiice Gu
shoritles az Washington. They arc Prov
ldence. Trop.- Jordanvile. Hudson. Iaw
and ogden. The order went into effect
saturday. and the territory of the d.scpn-
tnued offices Will 10 covered by free ru-
ri mall delivery. the carriers going out
from Americas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Council Nov. .. 1907 ard referred 'o ga
Committee OF the WAo.e
". y. Bailey
Clerk of C..H.
Anglin. Thos.. 1Ss Bryan street. u
Anderson. Joseph n. 40. g hiot
street
Abel. Chas.. southeast corner BAY a
Abercorn streets.
Bewan. J. O.. corner Bull ord q
streets
street
street.
street. west.
Dierks. VIM. c.. No. $50 ""1'
street
Doyie NJ. j.. Market square
Derst. George. - West Broad STREE
Ders. william. northeast corner
y and West Broad streets
EnteIman. A. H., No. as East hNN'
street. corner Gwinnett street.
Eichhols. f.. southwest corner L.hri
street lane and East Broad streets
Eichhols. Selig. No. 1912 Cemeterf s'e
Groves. W. G.. northwest corner baraN
and Bryan streets.
Gndea. Nell. No. i2O Broushton st'
east
Galina. ]. A.. No . Draytou street
Genken. Herman H., No. ~ brolsa'N
street. east.
Helmken. J. H.. southeast corner l.sfi
~ ara Whitaker streets.
Hart. Francis. No. II jefferson sltf.
Hoffman. j F.. No. 63g President stree
Hermann & Berentheim. No ia bafna0
street
Kiene. Herman. No. Isi Bryan stree
Kelly. A. r. Bay lane neor I1l' t'.'.
Lyon john & Co. northeast ''''
Broughton and Whitaker streets
Lane. y. No. Is Broughton street ~,
Ievan. Chas. H., No. jill NoHs
' MeinoSe p. A., No. s0 Bryan ar''i
west
Morrison. Sarah. No. 90 o-ie
Never j. F.. No. sn Sims street
McAlp.n. T. f., No. ~ Price sf,t
Nell. otto w. is Brough o1 e.
west n,
Ohalek. Chas., southeast corner
thorpe avenue and REYNOLDS stf' III
Ohslek. John. northeast corner
and West Broad streets
Peters. Fred, northeast CIT
toughs and Park avenue.
Really. l.. i2S Bryan street 5.,-.
Roentsch, Martin & Co. No -
ton street. west. -. s,s "A
Regepouolox. A. c. & Co, No. ~
an street. west. tn.-tI
Rehm. l.. c.. northeast corner
and Alice streets. ..,s..
Repke. John. No. 20 Drnyton
nocker. ] W. Bro. southW''. ~
West Broad and JOses streets "A
Roskin, s.. corner West L'
GW1nnett streets. -,
sampson. r. 800 Bryan stree. -.
schwarz. George, 81 Congre- "
west M. rrsl
street. 40 "a Oga
thorpe avenue -...s "A
gchwarz. George C., cotHe'
whitaker streets. s,r.s 4
SEMINARS. n j., No. tol VIZ
schures. G. No. ils Price
s.hcver ]. n. ~ West hrofN
stahmer. John, 5A Bryan ..ts~l
Taussant. Chas.. No. s-
avenue. rn-.-t. ra
east -.r,at
Vollers w. southeast e0'
and West Broad street. -,.. Bna|
Weitz. b.. northwest corner
ard Harris streets. ~. BrsiI
william & Griee. No. ~
street -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

MeRsc Teifir Enterprise. J. W Ryals
as almost broken tae record as a potato
grower Tala year. az hts place here 30
town. Or q small piece 90 Erount two
acres Prob t.y. boz has banked 80 bushels
ard bis hogs now have left more than
they can eat This De- a productive soil
ara Only needs the attention o. thrifty
people 70 make "a yield an abundant har-
vest o. almost every kind of vegetation
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Washington Gazette. on account Of the
existence ~ several cases o. scarlet fever
among ,he children iu This place the pub
DC school VAS suspended on "Wednesday
Tor the halauoe of the term. This D. @
Rtsa etrp ard win meet enc approFa. OF
the entire immunity Tho physicians
pforouuse tines. decided cases % scarlet
fever hut - FAR they are 20 mild type.
Some children VINO have been sick ~ith
e have entirely recovered. and are out
again.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

sylvsula Peoples Press. Savannah is
rnaklns strenuous efforts 20 have the
state Far o.ated there next year, and
10 iooxs lke she VlI be sHc-e se fu.. II is
earnestly hoped That she wll gee the
show sreveu county vil DO ala o. can
TO make fle fair success.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation win be furnished masters Of yes.
sells free Of charge in United States hy-
Geographic Office b. Custom House. Cap.
tnins are requested 20 call az the on &c
Reports o. wrecks and dcrelicts received
for transmission 10 the Navy Depart
mcnt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
yr..el. ArrIred Yc.teranr.

Steamship Chatham. James. Baltimore
J. j. Carolan. agent
Schooner James Boyce. Jr., Allen. Phil
adelphia-Mastcr
Schooner Rebecca N. Walls. Little.
Phnadelphia-Mastcr.
Schooner Maggie NJ Keough. Filion.
New York.
TuE william F. McCauley. Van Avery.
Havaua-P. T. =. Co.
Tug Abram Minis Frank Avery. Phila-
delphia-P. 7. 3. Co
Unknown bark below.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS or THE TWO sTATEs TOLD
N PARAGR APHs.

Savannah and the state Fstr-sum p
ter County Postomces Abolished.
Child burned 10 Death otton
Buv~r Who 4. uiind-Pharr sent
60 ChnlnEnnE-Florida Pineapple
brewers 90 Form Irust-Mnn
Burned 40 Death at Tarpon
springs.
Coumbus Enquirer sun; Savannah
wants the rsxt state Fair and IS putting
her hand doHr ln her pocket in her EFFORT
70 get lt II tlc fair goes 20 tae Forest
city the state may feel assured that y
w!l equal or sHrpass the best one ever
held
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Per schooner linda for New York. 49,
ss3 feet yellow pine umbcr-Cargo by
Hunting q Co
Per schooner Ida Lawrence FOR Baltl-
more 92Ts feet yellow pine lumber
Cargo by Hunting 4 Co
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest 90 shippinE sien
Generally.

Matters of Interest 90 shipping Men
Generally.
The largest American steamship whi-h
was officially numbered by the commits
sioner OF navigation during the month OF
November was the Sonoma. the second of
the new Oceanic steamship Company fleet
built at the Cramp shipyard. she y 6-aS
gross tons. Durlng the month a total Of
seventy-fve new vessels OF an classes
were put In operation. forty-niue * these
on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. six On
the Pacihc. seven on the Great Lake ana
thirteen on Western rivers 1ssresat =
. 6li gross tons OF the total number
no less than slxty-nine were wooden ves-
sells. TO elk built Of steel 90 the se.
boats one was LI21-ton schooner barge
for Atlantic coast work three Rsre
steamers FOR the same service. OF tofH
of $50 gross tons. and two were lake
steamers. aEgregating 2.8H gross tons
Thirty-six sailing vessels cu she Atla1il't
four OF the same character on the Paeine
and seven o. Western rivers. We're ot
wood. Of an average tonnage % -i' gross
tons-althouRh IN the case % one
schooner. the Eleanor a. Percy. the gross
tonnage was 341L There We're twenty
two wooden steam vessels. Of total OF
30 gross tons.
II is reported that tho Hegem1n-Mc -
Caffer,y Company. which has been dong
considerable dredging in the savannah
river. has secured a government contract
az Porto Rico ami viii move Is eutre
plant there the latter part % the month.
A new shipbuildinE company has been
organized az Pensacola, Fla. ana WI
erect a plant there
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
a Word to Weak Men.

a loss Of manly vsor-the slightest weakening Of your
arulug which should be promptly hccded canuot too
strongly impress uron YOU what distressing conditions
are sure follow unless take prompt stc-s 90
rect the slightest Frequently this kind spots before
your ewes failing p.mpes. weak back, etc,
are sure indications Of approaching weakness. which
result compete loss OF manhood have cured
weak men ana restored them 10 the fun strength and
vigor o their youth than any other physicians 90
the south give each the careful, thorough
ton necessary my r fails 90 effect
a perfect young. Cd mtddie-aged men treat
with perfect success Chronic Disease of
women such az Structure. Vartcocee Blood ard Skin
Diseases Female weakness invite everyone
suit n fully their wrte FOR symp-
hanks I viii also send new 6pare book which
FOIL Of plain facts that every man should know All
correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL
H. and to and J. NEWTON HATHAWAY II. D..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Steamship City Of Birmingham. Burg
New York.
Steamship Clematis tBelEl. Ieenacrs.
Antwerp
Bark Pallas (Nor) johnson. Hull
Schooner Jennie Thomas. Young. Baltl-
more.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

be received ard mustered into the service
Gen Hou@oun has shipped 20 Battery
B Penaroia Light Artillery, uniforms
ammunition. Texas revolving target and
other supplies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
snrnnnah AImnnne.

Sun rises at SIS q. m. and sets az 40
1 p. m.
High water a. Tybee today ~ 1910 O..
/ m and il:g7 p. m. High wafer a. Savln-
nah one hour later
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

The nrst indication OF ysore slightest weakening Of
manly nlnclonss a should promptly needed eanHo
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

Phases of the Moon for December
STANDARD time-s,th mer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

hours o NEWTON HATHAWAY, II
7tos m j / q Bryan
prJyatere reception oms
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11
LIQUOR LICENSES

city Of savannah. Office Clerk % Com
ell. savannah. Ga. Nov 2o iso The Oh
lowing applications 10 retail. liquor da11.
the year 1901. were read az meetrr a
Council. Nov. .. 1907 ard referred 20 g.
Committee Of the WAo.e
N u g.. fr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-11

". II. PLEASANTs
General Freight and passeng Ar1
New Pier s.. North River. New YORK
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-16
MONROE DOCTRINE
BEING MENACED.
United States Consuls Ordered to Inves.
tigatc Colonization of Other Nations
in South and Central America

United States Consuls Ordered to Inves.
tigatc Colonization of Other Nations
in South and Central America.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-In view Of
the significant references to the enforce
ment of the Monroe doctrine by Secre.
tary Root, Senator Lodge and other
prominent men the state department has
taken steps to secure data on the sub.
ject. The burden of these speeches has
been the startling increase of the Ger.
man colonies in South and Central
America, which have been regarded az
menacing the Monroe doctrine. 1t also
has been asserted that these German
colonists maintain their home customs
in the new land, deal almost exclusively
wi tn Germany, use only the German
language, have almost autonomous gov.
ernments within the limits of American
republics and are, in fact, little German.
les wherever located.
The state department has addressed
an instruction to every minister and
consul i'll South and Central America,
to inform the department fully on all
the points to which reference has been
made. OF course Germany Is not re.
ferred to by name, for such direction
might naturally give umbrage to the
German government. The circular ap.
plies to colonists of all nationalities.
though it is of course expected that the
consuls, i'll compiling their reports, will
differentiate the culonists.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-16
AFTER SCALP OF ENGLISH.
Some Philadelphians Angry Over Threat
ing of Wananakcr-HiS Excuse
and That of the Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, May -Philadelphi-
ans have been talking over the call of
Director of Public Safety Abraham l..
English upon John Wanamaker, with
the object of stopping certain news.
paper publications charged to the mer-
chant.
The citizens generally, and the solid
business men particularly, demand the
resignation of the director and they are
backed by practically the entire press.
In an emphatic public announcement
Mayor Ashbridge defended English and
refused point blank to either ask the di-
rector to resign or dismiss him.
There was circulated among the prin-
cipal business men petition which was
rapidly signed, calling for English's res
ignation or dismissal. The same bust
ness men are arranging to hold man.
moth mass meeting to make demand
on the mayor, should he fail to act i'm
mediately.
Director English, in statement is
sued, charges Mr.. Wanamaker with not
being truthful in his statements of what
took place at the interview of Thursday.
Mr.. English said that The North
American falsely stated several months
ago that he had nothing before becom-
ing director and that he at once pur-
chased a $4,000 house. He complained,
he said, to Mr.. Wanamaker, but the at
tacks continued. Mr.. English said he
called on Mr. Wanamaker simply as a
private citizen, and did not refer to the
administration or the keystone Telo-
phone ordinance in any way. He de-
MED calling Mr.. Wanamaker liar or
making any threats. In conclusion he
says:
"If Mr.. Wanamaker feels aggrieved
ut what has actually taken place be-
tween us. let him appeal, as l do, to any
lair minded man and see whether he
would have done less for the protection
o. his home and family"
English told Wanamaker he had afIi-
davits rejecting on Wanamaker's pri-
vate character, which he would make
public if Wanamaker did not stop the
attacks of The North American on the
city administration.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-16
TAKEN BY OUR MEN.
TWO TOWNS IN LEYTE ISLAND OccU-
PIED BY AMERICANS.

Americans Had Three Casualties - Ru-
nila - officials Active - Macarthur to
Have STAFF Do Much of Detail Work.
MANILA, May 1.-THE towns of Hi
longos and Naasin, island of Leyte, ,wert
occupied by troops of the Forty third
volunteer infantry.
The insurgents opposed the landing ol
the Americans and sustained heavy
losses.
The Americans had three casualties
A rumor of an outbreak in Manils
among the natives, which was in circu
lation last week, was seriously discussed
by some of the local papers, and at
tracted more general attention than has
usually been the case with this sort OF
thing. As a matter of fact, many Fill
pinos did leave their employers with the
apparent intention of joining some such
movement. Their action, taken in con
nection with the arrest of several ma.
tives for carrying concealed weapons
and the dispensing of several suspicion,
gatherings, gave color to the reports.
The officials have been active in the
matter, but are not inclined to think an
uprising will be attempted. They be
heve the Filipinos lacking in the neees
sary courage, especially i'll view of the
fact that the natives feared to attempt
the demonstration at the time of Gen
eral Lawton's funeral, although they
had made careful preparations and many
insurgents had come to Manila for thi;
express purpose.
A paper found among the captured
effects of General Pantaleon Garcia as
serts that the United States congress
has done nothing for the Filipinos an6
that, therefore. all Filipinos who are
working for Americans must leave then
employers Immediately or suffer the
penalty of treason.
One report is that the Filipino junta
is endeavoring to incite an outbreak in
order to show the civil commission that
the insurrection is still alive.
1t does not seem probable that the
peace proposals which Senor Buenca.
mino, at one time member of the so.
called Filipino government, has drawn
up for submission to Aguinaldo and the
other insurgent leaders will have much
weight with the Filipinos. Buenca.
mino's reputation, gained in formoi
wars, is that of man who hurries TO
get on the winning side. He was in
disfavor with the Filipinos even before
the collapse of their government, owing
to a widespread suspicion of his loyalty
to his colleagues.
Last week General Mac Arthur G..
ceived large number of officials, con.
suls, officers and representatives of com.
mercial bodies. To Lieutenat Crowder,
his military secretary, he will assign
many duties HERETOFORE devolving upon
the adjutant general. This step is
taken in view of the increasing impor-
tance of the post of governor general
General Mac Arthur's policy appears to
involve considerable decentralization.
He will give to his staff authority in
matters of detail and will devote him.
self largely TO questions of policy.