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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
WELCOMED BY THOUSANDS.
Mitchell was t.nthuSiastieRliy He-
cctNrd ~ Winer~-i'N Npininrd the
Convention cali.

shamoku Pa. Oct Precedent Mitch
eu Of thc uuitcd Mine Workers. who
eome tcro today 10 take plrt 100 a hhrr
demonstration. wa welcomed 500 most
enthusiasts manner by the thousands of
striking mine workers ln This seeuon 81
tbe scruyltm valley Tho ,.ty was pro-
fusc.y decorated and 400 .hc stores and
other business houses .u The vianrE
closed at noon and thousands ot people
came from surroun1ine towns TO take part
.u the parade. and Co listen to Mr.. Mitch
ellie speech a. a mas meeting. wh!en
Wns ho.d after enc parade
The parade was started 10 o'cioek
from the east end of shsmokiu. and fui.y
5000 strlkcra wcra Boo Iue When tine pro-
crss.ou reached th. soldiers and siilers
monument. where thc mass meeting was
hs "a. a iarg, crowd had already assembled
there Tea hear the labor president speak.
President Mitchell Wus enthusiastically
resolved tsn hc arose to address th' az
senlnIaEU. ne spoke Of tnr enthusiasm
displayed hy the men throughout tho am
thracitr strike rceion aud went into the
situation Hs 60 now stands in referring
tp the prospective ending of che strike.
he said
Every other strike thar haa taken place
in the anthracite region has been dccl1r-
81 on bv your oflceu Heretofore. when
men went on strike they remained out FOR
iimo aud then the chirf executive or
the Executive Boad declared the strike
on without consulting the wishes Of the
strikers. / want Co s1y. a. J have said
before. that ihis strike Will never end un-
til the minors. through delegates in con
Neutiou. end it Cor themselves.
we have called q convention and YOU
men are invited to send delegates there.
You nre invited to rass Judgment on the
operators proposition. n you believe that
they act ~ goosi faith % you believe 10
per cent TO bc enough. if you believe
that they Will paw tine DO per cent. Tor
year. ,heu YOU must decide whether to
return % work ON the other hani if you
reject the offer oud continue on strike
John Mitchell will he there 20 ne.p YOU
do 10
~ do not expect that this ono strike
will eradicate an tha wrongs from which
YOU suner ! DO not believe that the acc
cumulniion of forty years 81 injustice can
be wiped out az once. hut do believe
that YOU have established an organization
here that with each succeeding year will
give YOU improved conditions of employ
ment"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
RousED raoM rmErn BEnrHs.
Crowd at Quincy wanted 60 Hear
urNnu nt Once.

Quincy H. Oc 9-Au the members or
the Bryan party were sleeping soundly
this morning when. Ht $50 o'clock. che
train pulled into this city They were net.
however. permitted 60 continue their
slumbefs long. owing Co the calls Of the
crowd for Bryan and che beating ou the
windows MIR Bryan hastily donued hts
clothes drank cup OF conee and was es-
cortsd 20 carriage for the long drive 90
Washington Park. where Notwithstanding
the early hour. there WIS throns OF wait
ing peoplemany of whom had been stand
ing IN the chilly air since daylight.
Alr Bryan spoke on the general issues
of the campaign saying thot ~ large a
crowd ~ 20 early an hour OF the day In
dicated that the people were Interested in
themselves rather thnn iu him Mr. Bryan
referred TO an editorial ou the pension
question which appeared in an Omaha
newspaper with which he was formerly
connected. He said chat the editorial
referred 20 was printed long before ne was
connected with the paper
yet ! doubt not rc said "that every
Old soldier will receive a letter iu which
it viii hc stated that am the author Of
the editorial"
Il have already received one" shouted
an old soldier iu the crowd.
- am not surprised said Mr. Bryan
II know that thcy have misreprescnted
everything that could be misrepresented
To-day they have not the least hope Of
carrying this election unless they have
bigger campaign fund than they have
ever had before. and they Onu coerce
every voter that can bc c0crced."
Tie paid especial attention 90 the farm
crs saving that even though there had
been advance in the price OF some farm
products. the increase iu price Of articles
OF consumption had been So mucn great
cr os 60 FAR more than reutralze the nd-
vance la farm commodities.
Taking up the statement that money
from this country is being loaned in Eu-
rope. he asked "Why don't they buy
American lands instead OF sending their
surplus money abroad" and chen replied
20 his question by saying that the only
reply that could b. made was that the
! Republican policy was reducing values A
private individual could not put his money
90 manufacturing enterprises for fcar
that his concern would De sold 90 a trust
and tnat he would be- squeezed out. He
declared that it is his desire TO destroy
an private monopoly because he does not
want 60 see the doors Of opportunity
closed ar1inas the boys ~ the country
Give the boy chance" he said. give
him an opportunity 20 exert his own in
dustry aud his own ability. and he will
make his own way. for We have the best
boys in tho world
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
SAW THE CERTIFIED cory.
McCIuskey Throws some Light On
the Rice VIII Cnse.

the Rice VIII tnne.
New York OCT. "a statement made
by Capt McCmskey to-day gives re-
inarkablc turn 70 the 100000 Rice mys-
tcry. Capt McCluskey saw the certined
lopy Of the second viii alleged 60 have
been made by William Marsh Rice on
June % last According 90 the terms of
this will Albert T. Patrick. the lawyer.
IS not to receive one dollar for himself
charles r. Jones. the valet. Is not 10 re-
eeivc one dollar
All OF the relatives Of Mr Rice named
A. legatees in the first viii are 20 receive
larger bequests by the second will than
they would have received under the FIRST
viii
The william VI Rice Institute of Hous-
ton. Tex. reincd as rcsiduary icEatcc in
the first Will receives nothing by the sec-
ond will.
Patrick. by the second viii. o. named a.
residuary legatec n being expressly sfip-
ulated IN the document that be- d 10 do
vote the money 20 she pcrptuation OF tho
name OF william Marsh Rice by the es-
tablishmcnt Of a charity. ana details %
which had been communicated to him YER
baliy and Ia writing by the tostator
I&y the terms Of this second will. Capt
McCluskey said. Mr. Patrick the lawyer.
would come into the control OF nine
teuths Of the estate of Mr Rice. which
ls valued ali the way from 100000 TO ti0-
00n01
Capt McCluskey said that the William
Marsh Rice Institute OF Houston has no
actual existence except on paper
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
CHINA NEWS nEAssuRrNG.
THAT L. the Belief That Is InduIged
tn Paris.


Paris. oct e-Is IS semi officially an
nounced to-day that tho news received
hero from China O. more c'reassuring than
the English dispatches mnkc out that an
agreement between the Powers will be
arrived at on the basis OF NJ Delcasse's
note. that the reported arriyaLof Il Hung
Chang at Pekir has been confirmed and
that confirmation has also been received
Of the degradation of Prince Tuau.
The officials OF the French foreign Office
are elated over the reception which
frances note has secured iu Europe. ana
il Is hopeful and eaneuiuc that 81 viii
result in common understanding which
will permit Of early peace negotiation
France. however. has not yet received
tho formal reply of any Power. but the
verbal statements made by the various
ambassador on the presentation OF the
note led the government 10 believe 10 Will
be accepted everywhere except in Great
Britain and the United States. These
powers agree TO certain features. while
ohjocting 10 others. but do not take a
stand which Is inimcal generally 20 the
propositions OF NJ. Delcasse.
The Temps account of the cabinet coun-
30 says VI Delcasse submitted dispatches
from the French representatives abroad
showing thc negotiations with the Powers
are continuing under good conditions and
that this permits OF hope 81 a favorable
solution OF the questions being considered
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
FAVOR CHARLESTON
SEEMS THAT cry WILL GET THE
NAVAL STATION.
MAJORITY ARE FOR A CHANGE.
FURTHER sJRNEN OF THE COASTS
- 10 nE MADE.

coast survey Experts VIII Conduct
Hoard Miit AWAIT the ue.uIts.
Thi- l. wanted without Delay.
Claim - Made That Charleston Isas
Advantages over FORT nosni-It L.
D~fensibIe.
Washington. II C.. oct. a-Bcfore tho
RodEets board. detailed 60 investigate the
propo. "a transfer of tho naval station
from Por, Royal 20 Charleston makes SIS
nunl rsporC further survey % the coast
both nt Charleston and Port Royal. viii
have "a De- made. This Information was
obtained at the navy department. Today
from Rear admiral End.cott. chief of tho
Bureau of Yards and Docks Secretary
have the board submit ta report without
delay. aud he has addressed note to
Rear Admiral Rodgers. president % tho
board. 40 that effect
u is practically determined as has been
previously stated in these dispatches. thar
q majority OF The board favor tho trans
Ger ~ the station from Port Royal 80
framed &c viii contain a recommendation
20 that effect Technically. 40 conclusion
mas h'en finally reached oulng 70 de
airo on tho part of the board 20 obtain
further Information concerning tho coast
near Charleston and also a. Port Royal.
which o. 90 form part Of the report
The additional survey is 10 ho done by
tho coast survey expcrts. and ii ls under
stood that they can hardly complete the
Work before tho Inter part or Noycmber.
and the probabilities are that the reort
~ the board may NOT be paced IN the
hands Of the Secretary of the Navy be-
fore Dee J. At least. that BE- the best
judgment Of Rear Admiral Endicot.
Some Of the naval oncsrs who have In
vesiisoted 'hc subject say they cannot
understand why Port Royal was orei-
molly seiected as site for a naval sta
zion. They admit that % has an album
dance of water. bat they declare that Il g.
indefcnsioie M time of war. and was 20
proven during the civil war. Gen Beau
regard. who was probably the best en-
Einecr IN thc Southern army. pronounced
IL an undesirable place FOR such a sta
ton
on the other hand naval Officers regard
Charlestuu a. thoroughly dafensihle and
they point % the laiter's record dur ng
the War ~ tho States. The report ii Is
understood viii put strongly ana con-
clusively an the good ana bad points of
hutn places. ANA DO iH believed that
Chnrieston's advantage outweigh pors
Royals several foli
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
LIST on THOSE KILLED.
''A'' mont of Missionaries Who Are
""ii"' cd to Have Lost Their Lives.

''A'' mrnt of Missionaries Who Are
n''ie'ed To Have Lost Their Lives.
'' York. oct "A complete list Of
missionaries believed 10 have
' I'.i from the beginning of the Box-
"a 20 Sept. has bccn received
.' american Bible Society from REV.
Ass. y. D., its agent In shang-
contains the names OF i7s per
f.V. IL any. OF whom viii cs-
~. "' .arso IS are men. u women ai
N. n 3. single) and 80 children. In
a. total there are tho following
r twenty-five men. q women
a., fnd y single) and 20 children.
u.ricaus.
cr. 'I about whose death there
r- nF question: Eleven men. 8
H.. .n i3 single women. ID chill
ls Of those killed. the fol
rs. Americans: Three men. !
crt nin. single women. chill
ca..,. Ini Yuen Fu who were I'M
a. ma-sacred. July g. 10 were
c.s. I''1 women. single women. :
n.y. ia'ul ae al British.
r-1g ii some missionaries In the
tau Niu sub ana Kwaichow who
br heard from for some time.
vD u. foo1 reason TO hope that they
places Of safety.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
CONSIDERED FRENCH NOTE.
Chinese Question Occupied the Cab
tnet-ConEer sent Names OF More
GmlIfN lhlnc. q.

Washington oct 9-The cabinet meet
Ing to-day. which occupied about two ami
a half hours. was devoted almost e1cu-
siyely to a discussion or the Chinese sIt-
uaton. Special consideration was given
20 tho French note aui it IS understood
that a more OF less definite conclusion was
reached as 20 the nature of the repl.
which viii ho made by this goverum uf.
but % has not yet been put in diplomatic
form. -i,s purport will not be made pun-
Die for tho present
Il developed to-day that Miuls.es Con
ger 80 compliance with suggestion from
Secretary Hay. had submitted 20 tho state
department list OF ten or twelve names
Of Chinese officials who were pIomiucn. In
the Boxer movement against tho foreign
crs and Ia a great measure We're rcsponsi-
Die for the assaults upon the legations in
Pckin. These officials Mr. Congcr be-
Heves. should be inc.ujcd with Prince
Tuan and others iu any puni-hme q
which are 10 be inflicted uron those who
took "a prominent part in thc Iekn out
RACES Il Is not unlikely thag the position
of this government in regard 20 the pun
ishmout of these officials viii he stated IN
reply 10 the French note
Gen Chanee continues 20 execute the
programme Tor the vithdra val OF the mill
tary forces ALREADY outlined and he has
notified the war department. that he will
have an OF his men except shc legation
euard out Of China inside ot fortnight
The American troops will take no fur
flcr part in any military operations in
china. unless they ere attacked, whien
D. not believed 20 be probable. Tho
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
why nE Is nEFonE TiIE PEOPLE.
Bryan Answered Criticisms That
Have Bcen Made.

Bryan Answered Criticisms That
Have Bcen Made.
Carthage. Il. oct 9.-In speaking here
Mr Bryan took coenizance Of the criti-
cisms Of his personal participation IN the
campaign say.ng.
Il have been criticised for going before
the people as a presidential candidate
and discussing she questions before tho
people According TO my understanding
OF politics che citizen Is the sovereign and
the oficcholder is the servant Of the pco-
pie and the citizens have right 10 know
what the candidates think OF public aucs-
tions They have q right 10 come into
contact with their public officials and ~ a
candidate loses votes because the people
get acquainted with him he ought not 20
complain for II g. better 20 find him out
before Tho election than afterwards. n he
is had. Tho right TO participate ln gov
ernment D. one or the inalicnable rights. q
right that you Republicans recognized
when Lincoln was your leader and a riFht
thnt YOU never rcpudinfed until you fen
from Lincoln down 90 Hanna.
''If you hear that ] am IN favor 81 i'm.
p,rialism just because 10 is good issue
10 got votes ! want YOU 10 remember that
on the flth of juno. 1889 when your pa
pors said ovcryb body wanted expansion. !
protested against imperialism. At that
time Democratic friends told me my oourse
would be- unpopular but my answer was
that when the Declaration Of Iude9cud-
lence WAS repealed ! would be out of pol
tics and 90 did not make any particular
difference about the time OF my going
out"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
Johnson WAS UP AGAIN.
s7any of His CONCLUSIONS a. to
checks We're Reached by De-
ductions.

Sew York. oct s-Hcarlng IN proceed
ings Tor the removal Of r.. T. n and
W T Gaynor aud Benjamin y Greene.
TO tho Jurisdiction Of the United states
Court IN Georgia. was continued to-day
before Commissioner Shields The crou--
examination of Onward johnson cxpers
bank examiner from Georgia. was re-
sumed
Ia the course % the cross-oxamination
OF dscrepancies iu the entries of accounts
produced Yesterday ON March g. lssg
for Instance there waa deposited 60 Cars
Carriers account g7eo. ~ was not until
March Il mat John g. Gaynor csshcd
- government check for $1,000 payment
on contract. Mr johnson claimed tha,
rho Nefo was Carters share Of the check
but could not give any roaaon for his
having received it eleven days in ad-
vance II was after the discovery of ave
or six such Instances that johnson re-
peated his statement that many of his
conclusions were arrived al ny deduc.
tions
The afternoon session was taken up with
questions ana answers which referred 40
the tnhuiatcd statements complied hy Mr.
johnson since tho court martial OF capt
Garter. The statement were subdivideI
into nine "diviHious" The witness caile.i
them divisions" because each referred
90 the money received from the govern
ment for particular contract
Wsh the nid ~ an accountant. counsel
took up the divisions. item hy item. ana
the witness explained his theory and
traced each sum named through different
hanks and brokers 10 the original govern
menf check made out to john q. Gaynor
FOR tho construction company.
Tho heArInE viii ln rn-nmnI In-rlnrrnsu
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
WANTS 10 ~rEAIt Ar DEroTs.
bryan Makes n Ecaaest of the Local
Committees


Macomh. H. oct 9-wnllam J. Bryan
to-day asked the Associated Press 70
make public the following:
"rhc "trip would be much easier and
much more satisfactory Il the local COM
mittees would observe the request that
has been repeatedly made. namely that
the place Of meeting should be q, the de-
pot. where I can speak from the rear car
or from a platform erected within q few
feet Of the train. Somcumes "a commit
tee insists on a parade from the depot 20
the middle Of the town. even when thc
stop o. short such parade not only con-
sumea the time that might Otherwise b.
used in speaking. bur it adds 90 the Ia
tlgue of the journey and then auhlo q
me 10 the danger Of taking cold.
- short stops it D. necessary 90 speak
rapidly. and II then have TO ride quar-
ter or q half mile in the carriagf am
chilled before / can roach the car. am
doing an the work that think it safe to-
do and ! hops that local committees viii
recognize This and hereafter arrange for
epesking az the dopots"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
POWER Addressed STUDENTS.
Republicans Are Putting the Dollar
In Reach, He said.

Chicago. oct s-soustor Power al
dressed over thousand students AT the
University OF Chicago to-day on the bcart
campus of the institution. His speech was
mostly on political lines. and tho students
ami ,uded vigorously. He mlinialnei
,bat the country Is more prosperous to-
bav taan ever before iu rs history. In
closing he said
"AIr Bryan makes no EFFORT % answer
these fac.a. but he slmp.y tries TO get
around them. he says they are fictitious
conditions. that We are living IN via
dehauch that We are put'ins 'he aollar
.t.,,e Inc man. That Is not true. We sre
simnlv putting the dollar within the reach
Of man.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
cHINA.s ONLY FRIEND.
RussIa Is said 10 ne FiIIing That
Role.

huestu II Nahu W w hhAhh% hh"'
Role.
London. Oct io-Dr. Morrison. the Pc
Kin correspondent Of the Times, wiring on
oct 8. says:
Russia. In pursuance of her policy Of
being Chinas ou'y friend. has restored
the Tsung-H-Yamcn TO the Chinese
Count Won waldersoe's decision TO divide
the railway administration between Rus
sia ana Germany shows the humble posi-
tlon Great Britain Is content TO occupy in
North China"
Tho Times has the following from Tien
'rsiu. dated oct z Three French hat
taliors started yesterday for Pao Ting fn
The British ore waiting flr the Germans.
bun may start withou. them.
The Shanghai correspondent or the
Times. wiring Monday says it is reported
there that the allies hnvc arrived al Tao
ring Fu without opposition
Tho Berlin correspondent or the stand
ard understands that the Chinese imperial
oIicts arc regarded there with skepticism'
and that Count won Wnliersee has been
instructed q resume operations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
mINoRITl.ELEcTIoN BILL.

Agreed 60 by Both Honscs Of the
Kentucky Legislature.
Frankfort Ky. oct. 9-Both houses ~
the Kentucky LEGISLATURE held night ses-
sion ,o-nlgh, ana passed by practically
unanimous vote an agreement 10 ado.t the
minority election biH over which tho SEN
atc and iiouse had disagreed. The dlner.
ences between the houses were settled by
q conference committee to-day. The Sen
ate bili as agreed upon viii b. taken up
in the House Tomorrow. ~ substitutes
tho old law in force % the time the Goa-
bel law was enacted
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
WILSON WAS ANGRY
SENSATIONAL SCENE At 4 GRAND
THINk MEETING.
TYLER ENTERED A PROTEST..
PRESIDENT AND EN-PREsiDENT or
THE nUAD At Wan.

was the HrofUuuiEuttun 81 the
Chicago Grand Trunk ~ the Cam
adtRn CompRnS->ir Charles VII
son Was Wroth over "a letter writ
ten ~ sir Henry TSIcr-Resoiuuon
Mas Carried.
London. Oct 9-There was a sensational
scene az to-day, meeting Of the share
holders OF the Grand Trunk Railroad he
tween Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. presi-
dent Of the road. and. Sir Henry TYLER the
companys former president
Sir Charles Wilson in addressing the
meeting explained the resolution OF tHe
day which provided for the reorgaulza-
ton of the Chicago Grand Trunk hy the
Canadian Company After outlining the
proposition sir Charles said he had re-
ceived a lstter from Sir Henry ". Tyler.
the former president Of the road eXprtss-
ing disapproval of the reorganization and
asking that the letter h. read before tho
meeting White with passion. Sir Charles
declared that the vile language used by
Sir Henry Justified him in pdting the let
ter So tho nre Tho president of che rosd
continued Dis denunciailon Of the former
president until the audience rose. crying
put it in tho nre Burn it" "shame''
There WAS a scene OF great disorder. and
then there arose a cry. lyle is here In
a moment the venerable figure of cx-
President Tyler was seen walking toward
the directors rostrum.
As soon as Sir Charles Rivers Wilson re-
covered his composure he said
Tyler stand Nou IA Na have Will
fed us. repeat before US au the charges
YOU have made.
Cheers. mingled with grosus, greeted Sir
Henry W. Tyler who maintained that the
Chicago Grand Trunk wss owned and con-
troiled by the Canadian Grand Trunk,
and that, therefore. the directors were
making false prctenses when they present
ed the reorganization as e transaction be-
tween two independent concerns.
After further scene OF disorder. lu
which threats 10 eject Sir Henry from the
meeting were made. the resolution for ro-
organization was carried by a large ma
jority
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
DOW AGER Is ILL.
And the Emperor Has n Free Hand
in Annirs % state.

Pekin Sunday. OCT. Z. Via Tien Tsin.
oct. and Shanghai oct s.-1rustworihy
Chinese reports say that the powager
Empress Is seriously 90 az Tai Yuan Fu
tprovluce Of shan Sn ana the ffee hand Of
tho Emperor in affairs Of state of late is
regarded as conirmatory Of these reports
response 60 the German demand has
hcen transmitted to III Hung Chang
This says that Wing Men. president o.
tho censorate Yang VI. assistant grand
secretary and president OF the civil board
and CSlo Snu chiao. president Of the
board of punishment, viii be- dccapitated, /,
that Prince Chwang. Duke Tsai Ian and
Prince Yin VIII De sentenced 20 life Inn
prisonmeut and that Prince Tuan viii
boz htrished TO the imperial military post
roads on thc Siberian frontier. as q fur
thcr punishment for aiding the Boxers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
BEGINS TOUR OF MICHIGAN.
Yesterdays Speeches Finished Bry-
ans IilinoiS CnmpaiEn-Drcw
Inrur Audiences

joliet. M. oct a-Mr Bryan concluded
the last speech OF tho day here to-night
at fcw minutes before n o'clock. He be-
gan az quincy az o'clock this morning
and made sixteen nddrcsses during the
day The audience we're generally argc.
but those a. Peoria quincy aud Joliet
were especially 50
The meeting az Joliet was held in the
court House grounds before an immense
crowd Tho Bryan train DID not arrive
until after 20 O'Clock After the meeting
Mr Bryan eft for Chicago. Tomorrow
tc begins bis tour OF Michigan. Benton
Harhor being his nrsi stop.