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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Meetings-Ancient Landmark Lodge 80
81 r. and A. n Savannah Lodge No
l0 b. p. O. Elks
Special Not.ces-Suwanee SpriuE-
Water. wall PAPER Paper Hanging. sa-
ylnnah Building supply Company. ship
Notice. T. Minis a Co. conslguecs
Haisins IN Clusters Large and soft. 4.
81 4 C. W West Notice. John r. Ma
guirc. superintendent; Notice 10 Superior
court Jurors. shin Notice. s'rachau &
Co. consignees.
Accommodated Paige in "Jacks
Sweetheart at Matinee and The
Prisoner o. Algiers" Al Night.
business Notlces-Hun,cr baltimore
Rye whiskey. Henry Solomon & son.
sole agents. Franklin cigars.
Firaucial-The Chatham Bank
Calf skin. Kid skin. Patent Leather and
other Shoes Tor Men-Byek Bros
Fine Black Dress Goods-'At Foye &
rck-tein's
Railroad Schcdules-Plaut System
LEGAL Naturalization From the clerk
81 the Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham
County.
steamship schodules-ocean Steamship
Company.
Gelatine-Eat-weu Golatine.
Whiskey-Duny's Malt whskey. yell
low Label whisky
Cheroots-Old Virginia Chsroots.
Medioal-s s -. Worlds plspcnsary
Preparations. Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
Safe cure. Ayers cherry PASTORAL; TUFTS
pills. Dr. Hathaway Company.
Cheap Column Adverusements-lielp
Wanted: Employment Wanted. For Rens
For sale. Lost. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
PERSONAL.

a society has been organized IN Ba.-
tmore to erect memorial Of Gen. Philip
Rec. a Maryland solder who won fame
in the war OF the Revolution and the
var Of 1872 lie was also United states
senator from MARYLAND from isls 10 isil.
ana Was a member Of the House OF KEEP
reseuaiyos in the Fifteenth and seven
tecnth Congresscs.
The President wrote bis message with
his own hand. Washington couesPond-
ont OF the Chicago Record tells. AZ
usual he had memoranda furnished from
the several executive departments H.
dld not. however clap tho manuscript into
his message. as most % bis predecessor Z
have done. with a few erasures ana to-
terincltlous. but he carefully rewrote
every line submitted hy his cabinet min-
Irtcrs ana other officers 81 tho govern
meut. lie Is iu the habit Of dlctauns most
Of hl- messages and speeches. but nearly
an Of this message was written 80 his
own hand.
MIR II. s. s Pcarse, war correspond
ent Of tho London Daily News tolls the
following Butler story: The General ana
Mr Pearsc came home in the same boa.
Each evening the sand played God Save
me queen uftsr dinner on deck bl
course every Brlton stood mp and Ie-
moved biz head-coyering. \ number %
Honandefs however. remained seated ana
covered The Briiou- were very angry
lnd O. whs feared that serious trouble
might follow. Tho anxious captain pri-
vateiy consulted Gen. Butler sir" Doe
said II wish YOU would toll me what
YOU would do under the clrcums tauees
u you were commander 81 this ship"
Me replied Butler. II should ask the
band not 20 play God save tho queen DO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
NM cor.roN onnr nnronr.

The governments monthly cotton crop
report. issued yesterday. was somewhat
OF a surprise. II was thought that %
would show as small q crop a. some Of
the previous reports Of the scison-- IT
showed a larger one. giving an estimate
OF 20. loo 40 bales. There was a very con-
siderable decline 30 the price OF futures.
and light decline in The price ~ spot
cotton
10 seems that the government succeed-
"a lu keeping Us report secret until the
time for making 81 public. II was said
that The substance OF tho report was Of
ferod on Saturday 10 spectators IN $ew
York II was doubtless offered by some
one who did not know what q was. II
the report had been known the market
would have been lower than It was when
tho report was made public.
Il is doubtful if The estimate Of tho
government az 10 the size OF the crop
viii be- generally accepted. But few Of
the popular estimates have placed tho
crop above $4,000 bales. By some OF
the best informed men in tho cotton trade
IL b. thought the crop viii be below
5oo0o.
SIN. a good deal % confidence IS felt
in the governments report and d will
have a very decided influence on :he mar
kct for several days. But admitting thar
the crop S. as large as the government
report makes H. the supply will hardly
be equal to the demand. owing 10 the
short crop last year II would seem a. n
the demand should be sufficient TO bring
the price up to 10 cents a pound. II g.
cafe to predict that there will be a pretty
lively up-and-dowu movement IN the price
OF cotton during the remainder Of the sea-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Mrs Carter says Ia HarPer's Baznr thas
she was with the Seventh Cavalry that
marched and campcd and secuted on the
route laid ont for the Kansas Pacific
Railroad The food was monolonous. and
those on the march over the barren coun-
try would tell tantalizing tales Of the good
things they had eaten in the States. The
habit of hospitality, however. was 30 Tx
"a that the soldiers would merely adi a
plate for she visitor or give up their own
IL there were not enough An ola on
Ger. iu crossing tho plains. invited A
brother officer TO dine with him. not know.
ing chat his supplies were 80 low The
striker" put the only two dishes on the
mess chest table The host took IN the
limited bill Of fare at glance. ana said
III YOU don't care for rice. help your
self 10 the mustard"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
The Grocer DId Not Laugh.

They were in the sroccr's says Tu.Bus
said the grocer, seeing blind man about
20 enter. Are you aware how delicate ,he
touch Of a blind person is2 When Nature
deprives us OF one sense she u,akes
amends by bringing the other senses ~
extraordinary acuteness Let us Hhsfr,te
by this gentleman. I'll take a scoon ~
sugar and iet him feel g. ana won v,.r
eco how quickly he'll cell what Il IS"
The blind mon having entered. he VA.
put 10 the test He put his thumb .nd
finger into tho SCOOP. and without hes.
uatlon sad That IS sand"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

II seems that there has been an tx.
change Of compliments between Gen
Adna r. Chafec. the American, and
count won wadersce the German. chat
Zee. the American did not Ike the way
the Chinese Astronomical instruments al
Pekln we're being booted. stolen and car
rled away lie had some regard for prop.
erty rights and the decency Of so.
dicrs 50 he wrote letter Of protest e
The commander-.n-chlcf. Won Waldessee
That Official returned the Americans .ot.
tef 10 him. because Of sits tone" The
American was over-scrupulous. In war.
fare. according 10 European standards. Il
Is permitted 90 destroy. appropriate. os
otherwise make why with the valuables
Of the enemy, with no questions asked
and 10 objections interpreted The Amer.
lean idea Of honesty and upnFhiness 1.
! decidedly tlresome 10 tbs European mill.
tary mind.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

italian murierers aud other criminals
are safe IN the United states. for the time
being The Italian government has no
money available with which TO pay for
the transportation OF criminals from this
country TO that hence extradtions ore
temporarily Of no avail. The other day A
self-ooufcssed Isaliau murderer walked
scot-frco ont Of New York police sta.
ton because the Italian government re-
fused to pay the expense OF transporting
him to Italy Tor triaL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Al effort Is 90 be made to induce the
nexs session Of tho New Jersey Legis-
iature 20 re-establish the whipping post
The women OF the state are leaders OF
the movement. II is claimed that during
recent years wfe-beanng has been large
~ on the increase. and an adequate pun
ishment foT that crime is demanded. Tw,
years ago a bin 10 re-establlsh the whip
ping post was introduced. but g was OBJ
jected 70 by the churches. Now. 81 IS said
tho church opposition Will be very weak
since Il o. proposed that whipping shall
he for the punishment OF wife-beater'
only
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle OF Halls Great Dis
covery cures oil kidney and bladder trou.
blos. removes gravel cures diabetes. sem
inal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF the
kidneys and bladder IN both men anu wo-
men. regulates bladder troubles In chill
dren. II not sold rs your druggist viii
be sent by mail on receipt OF 81. one small
bottle Is two months treatment. ana will
cure any case above mentioned. Dr, r.
". Hail. soie manufacturer. T.. o. Box
CO. St Louis Mo. Send for testimonials
Sold by all druggists and solomons Co.
Savannah. Ca.
Read 1'hi..
Dothen Ala July Is. isaa
DR.. r W Han. ST. Louis. Mo-Dear
Sir We have been selling your Texas
Wonder. Halls Great Discovery for two
years and recommend Il TO any one sur
foring with any kidney trouble as being
tho best remedy We ever sold Yours
truly, J. h YOUNG
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

The Christmas tree harvest has begun
ia Maine. II ls estimated that the peo-
pie 81 that state viii realize $4,000 this
year from tho sale Of The trees. Why a
Georgian should want Maine spruce.
when the much more beautiful holly. with
fts myriad red berries. aoounds Ia the
Georgia woods. passes understanding.
Neveriheless there will be thousands OF
Maine spruces sold in Georgia during 'he
next two weeks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11


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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

AdvIces from Manila. by way OF Hong
Kong. are to tho effect that the Ameri-
can position in the Philippine Islands IS
becoming "increasingIy hopeless Per-
haps This report emauated from the Hong
Kong Filipino juuta that England could
not find
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Springfield (Niass) Republican dnd)
SAYS: Gen. shafter still has difficulty 90
posing as a war Hero. The House Simply
would not consider him 10 that light aud
ruthlessly struck out the provision for MS
retirement as a major general irstead 81
a hrigadier general. some OF SKATER 3
trouble IN a herlc role b. due 10 the mcm-
ory that he rode on q blackboard instead
OF a hofse during the Santiago campaign.
The warning will not be lost "a future as
plrants for military nonors IN the hearts
Of the American people Possibly in the
years 20 come they viii tolerate gem
eral riding an automobile OF the field 81
battle. hut a bu -kboard-ncyer"'
The Cincinnati Enquiries (Dem) says
THE one. two. three. bang" style q
legislation has already taken hold Ia the
House Of Representative. Tine army Oil
has been rushed through on the double
quick iu the exact shape that the Presi-
dent aud the Secretary OF War suggested.
The question is not one Of right or JUS
ticc. but o. what the Executive Depart
ment wants The House has become an
almost useless body and candidates who
have not been elected TO IL should mud
a great deal Of consolation in their de-
feat The Senate De- tho only body which
It's position a. the balance wheel of gov
eminent confirms a good many thinking
people To- their opposition 10 the election
OF senators by direct vote Of the people.
The New York world Dom) says:
subsidies can only be paid 20 shipbuld-
ers and shipowncrs by first taking tho
money out o. the pockets ~ all the rest
OF the pc 9ple who arc not in that line OF
business subsidy system 60 be just
must subsidize every class OF citizene. ana
equally And NOBODY would care 10 have
such a system
Tho philadelphia Record CDcm) saws
''rhe steamship subsidy bin to put $50 70
0DOo0 OF the money 81 American taxpay-
crs into the Golfers OF wealthy ocean
transportation companies is mildly called
the shipping bin by is champions Are
the subsidy mongers ashamed 70 call the
thing by It's real manner
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

In Cleveland. O. the other night bur
glar entered house and stole $50 from the
proprietor. on the bureau, however the
invading thief left note which read az
follows. with the help OF Almighty Gou
ana my health. viii pay YOU In one year.
with interest You have a steady job.
while I must steal thls or starve." some
times one must feel pang OF sympathy
for avon q thlef
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Sophomore societies are TO be abolished
ct Yale University. The faculty. by q
practically unanimous vote. has passed a
resolution 20 the effect that the socictics
must 40. Il Is nos proposed TO eliminate
them at once. but to let them die cut by
not toxins IN new material
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

The Indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair weather. variable winds. and for
Eastern Florida fair weather except
probably showers on the Atlantic coast.
light north to east winds
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

The fat men N New York arc going 10
send petition 20 the managers q the
theators protestlug against the present
narrow seats and nskiug FOR chairs that
are big enough aud Wide enough 10 hold a
$50 pound citizen comfortably.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

A man Of the name Of Jones IS being
mentioned IN connection with the Office OF
Attorney General ln President Mckinley =
ca binet. to succeed Mr Guggs. who will
retire on March I next Mr. Jones 8
New York lawyer. and has bis Office some
where IN the neishborhood OF wau street
He has been tho attorney OF several large
corporations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

The Rev J. j. Axiea the "nghurs
pr,a,alr' % Michigan. met hls master
o. thc prize rns TIE other night 90 barn
az Pontiac 4 professional plsaist wac
pat as los. the unsgspeelng preacher
ana succeeded 10 reaching the point ~ ais
Jaw lu the first round The aeht was Just
an ordinary Mill for purse some moDths
ago Mr. A1teu was the pastor OF a church
a. R0ya. oak whore b. lel a crus lde
against the barrooms 4 tarkeepee ODE
icctod 90 his sermons and challenged the
preacher 90 HFht with Stoves Tho chal-
lcnge was accepted ana the preacher beat
his man For time the congregation q
his church vas proud OF the militant
preacher. b1t after awhile Il grew tired
Of him. and intimatei that u be were 20
hook Cor another sob nobody would weep.
Then BE- opened barber shop. ana ran it
for time. Finally BE- drftcd 10 Pontiac.
whore be ran up against the profc slonai
prize fighter who rut him out
a Chicago man seems TO have solved
the scrvant-girl problem. In court 81
that city the other day a servant girl ale
legged that her employer had had her hyp-
Noticed fdr six year. during which umc
she had been obliged 90 perform tho
duties Of her position. II she performed
them we'll lui satisfactorily the en-
p,oyer is 20 81 congratulated upon his
achievement Possibly housewives and
employers will have 20 take courses So
hypnotlsm. in order 20 gct the house
work done a. II should Do.
Marconi the wlrcless-tclegraph man.
claims ihat he viii be able 20 perfect a
system Of sending tcleEraphic messages
between London ana china AZ q cost not
greater than 4 cents word The pres
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

WEsT ENn cAR.

WEST End CAR.
Car leaves west side Of city market for
West End 500 a. IN. and every - minutes
thereafter during the day until IFS .. m.
Leaves West End az 30 a m. and ef-
cry 20 minutes thereafter during the day
until 100 o'clock midnight
IT, NJ LOTION. Gen. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

Registered at toe Postomee iu savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

TUESDAY. DECEMBER n. 1900.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
OF HOPE RT AND C IS UT

For Isle Of Hope. Montgomery Thunder.
bolt. Cattle Park aud West End.
Daily except Sundays. Subject 10 change
without notice.
ISLE OF HOPE.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
MANTON.

Joseph Butler and family have removed
to Saltwater.
The Man,on Mill is running In a very
dull way.
Mr.. Finley and family OF wanskuek
have taken up their residence here.
Charles adams has purchased fine
black horse that is said to be a "stepper. "
Charles Coffin has moved into Geo.
CoN's house.
Mrs. George Gebb has returned from a
visit among friends in New York State.
Rev. J. NJ. Hobbs OF Mt. Pleasant otli.
ciaied at ST. Peters church, last Sunday.
Anchor Lodge held regular meeting
on Monday evening and considerable
routine business was transacted.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, X. Of p,
held a well attended meeting on wednes.
day evening.
Joseph Prior, who has been member
OF All Saints Choir at Providence for the
past ten years, is now singing at the
Church of the Messiah, Olneyville.
John f. Dunn returned last week from a
western trip that extended as far as Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. St. Onge of Westerly has moved
into l.. B Evans block.
DR.. Fred Thrift is suffering from a
severe attack OF nervous prostration and
is at a sanitarium at Bristol.
The city schools began Monday with
the same teachers as last term except
Miss Barrett, who goes to Sisson street.
Miss Cole takes her place at Manton.
The Odd Fellows Fair and Rummage
Sale began In Odd Fellows Hall on the
25th. 1t promises to be a successful en-
terprise.
Thomas Joyce Is confined To his home
by an attack OF malaria.
W. ID. Burlngame & Co. lost yalua.
bic horse on Saturday Of last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Paris Mathewson
was soemnized on Wednesday.
Richard Clarke, an Olneyvile plumber
was the victim Of an accident that took
place on Tuesday afternoon. His horse
became unmanageabe and he was thrown
out near Swindell's Drug Store and
injured 80 badly That ne was taken 10 the
hospital The horse was captured by
Officer Tucker, near O.neyville.
The base ball game on Saturday was
witnessed by a crowd of at least $500
people. The Centerdales won the game
and the series, The game was called in
the 9th inning by Umpire Rowe OF Paw
tucket much 20 the disgust OF Manton
people, as the home team was beginning
10 score.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
CENTERDALE.

The base bali season Is on the wane
here only game or two more and the
redoubtabie and coneuering Centerdales
will retire TO their winter quarters on
their hard earned laurels. The game
last Saturday AT Manton resulted In a vic
tory to and won the series. Tomor-
row the hcme team plays the Queen Dye.
ing team of Olneyville, which Il is said
will be strengthened by Ferris, late OF
Norwich's, and other good players. Ten
l. c. Is have covered the Centerdale's
forfeit and game will be played with
that team without q doubt
Benjamin Sweet, life long resident Of
Centerdale, died on Thursday after an IN.
ness OF nearly a year. MIR. Sweet was
born here twenty.nine years ago, was
educated In the schools OF Centerdale,
learned the trade OF harness making In
the shop Of +. Angel, made this place
his home while engaged In business pur-
suits in Providence and settled here after
his marriage, which took place several
years ago. lie was a young man of an
active temperament and genial nature
and made many friends, who now sim
cerely deplore his early death. The de
ceased was for long time identified with
the harness concern of &. L. Collier X Co.
of Providence and afterwards went with
the Congdon x Carpenter Co. Of the
same place. He was considered an eX-
pert salesman in his line. Failing health
compelled him to 20 TO Southern Cali
lornia, but the change did not seem to
benefit him, so he returned home last
spring. Mr.. Sweet leaves widow, q
daughter of William Mackie of the Cen
terdsle Mills. The deceased was a mem
Der OF Roger Williams Lodge, A. +. and
A. NJ. and the members Of the lodge will
attend the funeral services, which will
take place on Sunday at ST. Adams
church.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
CRANITEVlLLE.

Mr. +. Ellis has sold one Of his horses.
Mr.. John Ellis of Lonsdale visited
friends here Sunday.
The Greystone shoddy mill has shut
down on account of no orders.
Some of the Cranleviilc and Enfield
folks visited the Taunton fair Wednesday.
The recent rains have failed 10 have
any effect on the wells in this place at
this writing.
Mr.. Geo. +. Olney IL still confined TO
his house and his many friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Walter Harris OF Bradford Park Is add.
ing to his live stock he purchased
another COW, Thursday.
Mr.. Hilery, who lost most Of his house.
hold goods by fire a short time ago, has
moved to Salem, Mass
A Boston Land Co. has purchased the
land facing the George Waterman road
and corner Gseenyille road, and plated
II into house lots.
The Ladies Aid Society went on an
excursion by trolley to Woonsocket,
Wednesday. where they spent the day
with Mira. Andrew Burnside, and all re-.
ported a very good time.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
HARMONY.

Mrs. a w. Brown is visiting her sister
Mrs.. Hammond OF Providence, the pas,
week.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Paine is quite III at this
writing.
Mr.. II. a. Randall Is not In the store
this week. Mr.. Randall is very much out
Of health.
Mr.. Jack Walker, formerly Of this place
Is now working for &. n. Bishop Of
Johnston. Jack is missed very much by
his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Place Of Green.
Vile recently visited with SIR. and Mrs.
Roder Of this village.
Rev Mr.. Nash will speak In the chapel
on Sunday at the usual hour Al are
invited.
Mr.. {. w Farnum and, returned
Tuesday with a car load OF cows from
Vermont. Charlie il a hustler.
Mr. and Mr.. c. c. Gross we're IN Har-
mony on Sunday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
BELKNAP DISTRICT.

Mrs. Monroe Inmsn Of Providence
spent Thursday with Mrs. J V. Barnes.
Miss Josie Belknap Il attending the
Roosevelt school IN the annexed district.
The people Of this place rejoieed last
Monday 10 see the towns steam roller
pass through here.
The services A. the chapel next Sunday
will be a. usual Sunday school At p.
m. and the preaching service a. ; p. m,
conducted By Mr.. Bardsley. There will
be special singing
The funeral Of Mrs. Paris w. Mathew
son was solemnizsd last Wednesday at
80 p m. Al her late residence. There
was a large gathering Of relatives and
friends. vho had come 10 pay their lat
tribute of love and respect. Rev. Tacy
Matthew Of Gsorgiayille conducted the
services and a trio rendered appropriate
selections. The h1ral tributes were many
aud beautiful. She will be greatly missed
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-09-21
He Owos His Life TO tho ForethouRbt
oi a Companion.

While on n camping trip In Webster
county, Mr.. S. /. stump. Of Normantown
W. Va, had severe attack Of bloody
hux. lie says, /" firmly believe that !
owe my life 10 the iorethought Of one OF
the company who had taken along bot.
tie Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrohea Remedy" Moral-PIocure a
bottle OF this remedy before leaving
home. II cannot be obtained when on a
hunting. fishing or prospecting trip.
Neither can Il be obtained while on board
the cars or steamship, and at such times
and places II Is most likely 10 be needed.
The safe way IL TO have 1t with you.
Thousands Of travellers never leave home
on journey without Il. For sale by Is.
n. Smith, Olneyville; 4. Il. Parker,
Olneyvillei WIN. Dunning & Bros, 3S7
Manton avenuei ~. r. Reiner. Center
dale.