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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18
PERSONAL

Senator Plat Of New York received
on Saturday an oid-looking package by
express Upon being opened thc package
was found % contain a parrot Who sent
the bird is unknown.
Lieut.. John Hood. who was On charge
Of tho sounding FOR the route OF the gov
ernm'nt cable from San Francisco % Ia
wall Guam and Manila. was one Of the
Officers on the Maine when that hatte-
ship blew up in Havana harbor
The late George G.. Blanchard. of New
York. was a most versatile man Besides
being the greatest railroad authority o.
his time he wrote pleasant verses. and his
musical abilities were evidenced not only
/ by HIS playing. bat by several compo-
sluous.
Rev Father Thomas J. Campbell. OF
tho Jesuit Fathers or New York. has re-
ceivcd a letter from China. which he saws
announces the conversion to the Roman
Catholic faith OF Capt Herbert g. Squirta
First Secretary Of the American legation
az Pekin
Russell Sage on his Long Island e.
tate Is a typical Long Island farmer lie
drives about 10 an old straw hat and
clothes selected for comfort. not style His
conversation Is chiefly about the crops
and he watches the developments Of every
heid for miles about his home.
Tho first name Of Nine Calves sigma
ture IS always puzzle 90 tho uniniuated
The f" looks like an upright whip with
the lash loop.d. and the two ms" are
merely six straight marks az equal inter
walls. The "a" Is distnguishabie but Il T.
the only letter ia the name that IT,
-Bjocrnsternc-B ioernson. the wei
known writer. has just passed through an
extraordinary experience. having slept
continuously for forty-eght hours "A
Lillehumcr tho writer was taken sudden
~ hl with much prostration. and Dr. the
evening he fell into a deep sleep. from
which he did MOI awake for Two days
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18


AZ Chicago recently Senator Hanna do
MED the existence OF trusts IN this coun
Try a. Madison. Wis. on last Tuesday
De- repeated the denial. There are nc
mouopoirs IN this country" said he. eek
ccpt those which are protected by patent
issued by the government"
I is tobacco protected hy q patent from
T The goverumcute
/ on the very DAY that Senator Hanna
| made hts denial Of the existence 81 trusts.
in Madison. Mr Theodore Marhurg a
member OF ono Of the largest firms 90 the
American Tobacco Company Familiarity
known &C. the Tobacco Trust. delivered an
address before = commercial travellers
club in Baltimore lu the course ~ hia
speech Mr Marhurg said = fear have
very little consolation 70 oner 20 tho ira
yelling man. There is nothing that Of pres
eut indicates his rehabilitation. To talk
OF ah0lshlnR trusts is a. idle as % talk
90 abolishing newspapers. or 10 talk o.
breaking up the great trunk lines and
restoring the many small systems that
previously existed The crust was born
primarily of the nerco competition be-
tween American manufacturers II the
tarin Ia any way conduccd 10 %, % was
only by building up manufacture IN
America and providing the conditions for
this competition II was the competition
ana not the tariff which produced the
trust"
Tvtsv ,,tt.t h.vr hrn,, ,.r,.,. eovanftrs, o.,
the travelling men who heard him But
Mr. Marburg went stm further. ''rho saw
Inc % the salaries Of travelling statesmen"
he said. "is only one Of the many ccono-
mics effected by these great business con
sondations In all these economic
changes a LOT Of labor Sc displaced. This
o. very hard on the individual and e is
poor consolation 10 him 20 know that so
cicty is tho gamer. but such movements
are simply Inevitable and tho net result
S. PROFESSIONALLY an immense social
gain"
Here we have tho candid admission by
trust maEnate not only that trusts eS-
lst. hut that they deprive large numbers
~ men ~ the means Of earning a living
Tie wages formerly paid to these bread
winners. the travelling statesmen. now so
into the Golfers OF the trusts that have
discharged them. and that IS only one OF
the many economies Effected by which
the trusts are enabled 10 add TO their In
comes and pay big dividends upon out
rsEoously waterod stock
Mr. MarburF's speech should he read by
every commercial traveller IN the United
states u indicates TO them plainly what
they have TO expect 81 the hands o. the
trusts IL says there are trusts. lots OF
them. and that they have come 20 stay.
And. by inference. Il asks What are
YOU going 70 do about SO" II the CONNER
cial travellers retain their usual astute-
ness they will make reply at the ballot
box on Nov g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

william Savage took all his apple crop
to the mill two weeks ago and had it
ground into cider. saws a Phntsvile.
Conn. special to the New York world
Mr. Savage hates hard cider lie thinks
Il is "tarnation stun and he doesn't
cal'late to have anything tew dew with
81. naow, truly" Therefore he took coun-
sci with the wise old men OF the village
as to how he could keep il sweet and
harmless
Tell sc what Sc dew. naow." said the
wisest man. Jest Fix her up good NJ
light in m barls SOS they can't a mite
uv air cit near her BE sure We hey tn
harris coopered up good m tight
though"
William Savage hurried home ana spent
the day plugging and Tightening and calk-
ing his four cider barrels. lie put them IN
his cellar.
The cider went right on fermcutlng.
u happened about ! o'clock this morn
ing There was a roar iu the Savage
cellar as o. a great gun. then another
ard stiu two more All the village came
out on the run.
'DynamItin' IN postonce. probly."
YELLED half dozen citizens. But all the
old wise men wagged their whiskcrs with
Joy and rushed toward the Savage house
50 fast that they sounded Ike a flight of
runaway Aeollan harps Soon all the citi-
zcns followed them
From within the house came the sound
Of a great splashiug. IL was William
Savage rescuiug his wife. who had gone
10 satisfy her curiosity and found herself
in "a swiriinE floor OF cider. He led her to
the front door and together they faced
their nelghbors.
did We hurt We much. William" ask
ed one Of tho whiskcred ones. The crowd
haw -hawed.
NO. drat yc 7 didn't" Mr. Savage
made answer but 1 know what IN do %
the man who told me 20 calk them
bar'ls"
The crowd gunawod 80 heartily that the
SavaRes ran ia out Of sight After MI
savage spent hours to-day learning a
few things about fermentation he went 70
look for the wise man who gave his couu-
sci. but the wise one had hed into hid
ing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

There is young Chinaman IN town who
IS studying medicine. and the stories he
has 90 tell about his experience are often
weI worth hcaring. says the Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Daring the heated days OF last August
he came home one afternoon looking de-
cidcdiy dlsgusted. These American girls
they are SO funny" he said with a des-
pairing little gesture. zone come 60 me
tlus morning She had a very bad sun
burned neck ard shoulders. and she want
cd Do treated I say. You get this out
b1thiug2 She say. Mol get 10 wearing
lace yoke ] turn away. She say What
YOU prescribcT 4 say Cloth yoke. and
go away from her. snc hooked offended.
but ! do not see why. What else could
! save But these American girls are
very foolish. ana the clever young celea-
tial shook his head in despair Of ever
understanding the vagaries 0f girls who
cnucise pinched feet and went around
the streets with their shoulders practically
bare.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

Tho reports from the farmers of south
and Southwest Georgia and West Florida
are ~ the most encouraging kind While
the whole solth q fecling the benefit q
the better prices ~ cotton that part %
e tributary 20 Savannah ls especially
prosperous Buyers are paying 50 cents
for sea ISLAND cotton iu the seed. which
Be- equal 90 about p cents per pound for
line ~ the ports Uplands have brought
double wha, they sold for last year. These
advances have enabled tho farmers 10 pay
their debts and have something over. In
stances arc reported where debit balance
three yosrs old have been wiped Off the
store ledgers. and the farmers have been
Thero Is no a. fst here TIA, sr
Thomas Llp&on. who has cornered the
pork market. viii set any pronts out Of
the farmers in This section az they have
plenty OF shoats 10 live on until the
hog-klllinE time comes And thcn they
viii have suncleut bacon 10 last them
year In addaon % those standard prod
vets. cotton and hogs. the farmers cribs
are hued with corn oats ana hay. and
their storehouses with potatoes and other
foodstuns
The effect % these prosperous times
with the farmers is being felt by other
classes. Merchants are doing well and
promptly meeting their bills. banks have
plenty % money. and new stores. resi-
deucea and factories are being built Al
together. It looks as though the hrst year
o. the new century would ind the people
OF the South In a better condition than
ever known So the history Of the country
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

Senator Bacon OF Georgia made some
strong points in bis address before a Bal
timore ath4lence the other night What
Congress had feilcd 10 confer upon the
President" said the Senator. was taken
upon himself by tho President without
the authority Of Congress Tie appointed
a commission. which De- Manila to-day
governing that city in tho manner pre-
scribed and laid down In the spooncr
bill n this ls not imperialism. what y
SO II Porto Rico aud the Philippines are
not subject colonies, governed without
tho consent 81 the governed and forbid
den tire rights and privileges Of citizens.
whut are thcy7" The Presidents unwar-
ranted assumption q power Ia dealing
with our colonial Affairs" Is the grea,
stumbling block 10 the way OF the Rcpub-
Ecan party
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1s. 1900

The chances are thar there IS need
for more room In the White House Tor the
President and his family. since 20 much
Of the building has been taken up hy adj
ministrution business. but II e. doubtful n
shere s. necessity for a million dollars
worth q IL. The demand for more room
IN the White House has been heard ever
since the presidential household stopped
having its washing done IN the Fast room
and turned g into gorgeous state par
lcr. whore magnificent chandeliers re-
placed the clothes-lIuc and plush settees.
the -four barrel that used TO stand IN me
FAR corner
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18
MeIChGlIS Z Miners Transportation %
STEAMSHIP LINES
To Baltimore & PhlIadH IphIa

Tickets on sale to All Points North ana
West
First-class tickets irclude meals ora
berths Savannah 10 Baltimore and PMS
delphia Accommodation and cuiHns
unequaled.
The steamships 81 this company are az
pointed 70 sail from savannah o. ioAo"'
Central Standard Timcl;
TO BALTIMORE.
DORCHESTER. Capt James. THU Rs
DAY. oct Is. 2.3o p. m.
TEXAS. capt Eidredge, sAIl hDAi'
Oct -. 4 9. m.
D. II. MILLER. Capt. Peters -
DAY. oct .. p. m ..,,.
ITAsCA. Capt Billups. THuRspA'
Oct %. 6 r. m -.,.,
DORCHESTER. Capt. James. sAllN
DAY. oct =. r. m.
sailinrs from Baltimore Tuesa'y''
Thursdays ard Saturdays ~ 500 m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
BERR SHIRE. capt Ryan. fRlDAl'
oct ~ SD p. m. -,.,,-
ALLEGHANY. capt Foster, TJhs'Ai'
or % 8 q. m. ~
BERKSHIRE capt. Ryan. sATJkl'Ai'
Ocs q. Z p. m. A..
saHings from Philadelphia every n''
days at p. m.
Ticket once No. ii2 Bull street
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NEWCoMB COHEN. Trav Az
savannah. Go.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

Il is stated on 30 less an authority than
the Washington Post. an Independent pa
per which is supporting the Republican
ticket. that all but one Of the much-her-
aided attacks on Gov. Roosevelt were
fakes. pure and simple, originated for
campaign purposes. The idea originated.
the Post states. in the AFFAIR az Victor.
Col. the only one for which there was any
foundation. ana 81 was worked for all q
was worth by partisan newspaper CORE
spondenis VINO have been ACCOMPANYING
the Roosevelt party. The Chicago AFFAIR
was shown 70 BE- without foundation. and
the Fort Wayne story was so palnably
fslae that % was almost completely ig-
nored b. the Indiana papers Il Is. in
deed amusing 20 End that the Roosevelt
party should be reduced to cxtrcmities
which require the employment OF such
campaign methods as these. Their expos
ure should and viii prove boomerang
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18
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TO NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN. 50;
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81. IN
TERMEDIATE CABIN. So. INFERNO
date CABIN ROUND TRIP. -
STEERAGE, So
To BOSTON - FIRST CABIN. 81;
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. So. M
TERMEDIATE CABIN. 81: INFERNO.
date CABIN ROUND TRIP. ESn
STEERAGE. sii75
The express steamships OF this line are
appointed 70 sail from Savannah. CentrI
C9o<h) meridian time. as follows;
SAVANNAH 40 NEW YORK.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt Dagge,,,
THURSDAY. OCT IS 100 D m.
NACOOCHEE, Capt. Smith, SATURDAY.
Oct. ~. 800 p m.
KANSAS CITY Capt Fisher. TUES
DAY. oct. q. $3.50 p m.
CITY OF BtRMINGHAM. capt. Berg,
WEDNESDAY. oct -. 500 9. m.
TALLAHASSEE capt Asklus. THURS
DAY, Oct ., $50 p. N.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt Dagge't
SATURDAY. Oct =, 100 p. m.
NACoOCHEE Capt Smith. TUESDAY.
Oct 90 1910 D. n
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NEW HOHI< To BOSTON.
CITY or MACON. Capt Savage. MON
DAY. Oct O. mon
CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage. FRI
DAY. Oct IS. noon.
CITY or MACON. Capt. Savage, WE'D
NFsDAY Oct ~ noon.
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without liability or accountability there
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DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays 500 p N
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Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Trafic Dept. "a ". Boy street jack
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r. =. LE FEVRE. Manager View
Pier 20. North River. New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

The Youtsey trial at Georgetown Ky.
Is becoming very painful TO unbiased spec
tators AZ a distance II Is possible that
he helped 20 XIII Goebel. He may be a
double-dyed villain. Neither thing. how
ever. has been proved. Under the Ameri-
can system. tho law presumes a man IN
noccnt until his guilt has been declared
by jury OF his peers. after due process.
In the eve OF the law. therefore. Youtsey
is an innocent man. resting however un-
der ono OF the most serious charges known
to she criminal code. But tho accuse
ton against him should not operate 90
shut him out from humane considerations
on sick bed. IN an unconscious condi-
lion. he is dragged into the court room.
and tho farce Of subiecting him 20 ex-
animation on the stand e gone through
with As a matter Of course he docs not
answer. because he Is heref, u reason and
scnsibility. sim the presiding judge re-
fuses TO adjourn the trial. The mans
life is NJ stake: he Is lying unconscious
upon his bed and cannot defend himself
We cannot face his accusers The wit
tribute 90 him whatsoever conversation or
action they may please. and he can
not rcfutc IL. They may swear his nfe
away. and ne cannot even raise hts voice
IN protest. Is that American Justice? Is
that me sort OF ching that Is contcm-
plated In our nnl OF rights7
Il may be that Youtsey BE- shammine
n so. no conclusive evidence 20 that e.
feet has ever been presented TO the court
on the other hand. there has been
"a great deaf o. evidence goine 20 show
that Dis unconscious condition Is not as
summed hut real The law throws many
safeguards around ones liberty and life
II may be that We are mistaken. hut az
this distance it does noe look as u Yout-
Soy were being given the benent Of those
safeguards. II this sort OF thing keeps
up much longer the public mind will be-
eia 60 turn 60 the opinion that q Is
persecution and not q prosecution chat is
being conducted ~ Georgetown Ky.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

James Gordon Bennett now on q visit
70 New York Tor the second time since
the Herald building. the home OF his pa
per. was constructed. Is pointed TO as one
OF the few men who have learned the
magic secret OF how 10 live on a million
a year. There is not hair the sarcasm iu
that way of putting 50 that some would
imagine Nine out al ten with a million a
year would let Il lead them the pace that
kills. while Air. Bennett. It Is stated. Is
really ten years the senior Of his appear
nncc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

u Sc reported that Secretary Long has
about induced the Carnegie and Bethle-
hem steel companies. constituting the
armor plate trust TO reduce their price
10 the government 60 about $40 per ton
including the royalty. "a reduction Of ti5
per ton below their recent bid. This Doe
tie concession may D. attributed 20 the
fact that this IS camp-fgn year sul
people VIII be- unlSind enough 70 nsk why
rho Aildvaie Steel Company. the com-
potitor ot The trust, has been frozen out
o. the negotiations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Washington Post Gnd). finds that
Gov. Roosevelt has made another blunder
II says TEDDY got his wires crossed al
Lexington yesterday when he permitted
himself to indulge In the hope that the
United States Senate will not admit the
Hon. Joe Blackburn. There IS no contest
over that seat Mr.. Blackburn WIS elect
"a IN the usual manner and. although
GOV. Taylor refused 60 sign his creden-
tiais. there has been no declaration Of an
intention 20 make objection 20 hts taking
hia seat The Kentucky Legislature Is
recognized as n legal body. and Il certainly
had q right To elect a United States Sen
ator 10 succeed the Hon. William Lindsay
We are afraid Mr Roosevelt entertains
some strange notions concerning the leg
ls.atlve body over which he expects to
preside"
The Chicago Chronicle Opcm) SAYS.
THE government employe at Washington
goes home twice This fall once to register
and once 20 vote-for Mckinley. Of course.
II he refuse be loses his Job In his alb
ssncc hc draws bis salary as usual and
his work waits some OF the departments
are virtually closed during the process o.
enforcing the Mckinley construction Of
the NAhA HtNhANf 1--WE Anu Z hlNAf sum-
he rays the freight"
The Springfield Republican Und) says.
The state viii be close. and the farm
vote alone can save ~. says an Indiana
Republican leader a sick hog would keep
one former from the polls. ana 800 sick
hogs might defeat Mckinley What A
fate that would bc for q man said 70 re-
scmhle Napoleon"
The Chicago Daily News makes this IN.
tercstlng computation: brunswick. Mo.
raised 1880 bushels % onions last summer
and Sc has been estimated that man
large enough to eat them al a. one sitting
coull stand on the point Of Sandy Hook
ana. by blowing his breath due east
stampede Europe--nrmics ana all"
The Philadelphia Ledger Oud) says.
when Capt Leary was on the island Of
Guam he was much nearer the Philippines
than tho people Of the United States bot
he may not have been able 10 observe the
situation there quite so well
The Louisville Couricr-Journai CDeml
says: Two ships capable a. carrying the
biggest carsoes ever nosted are building
az Groton. Conn. Tor the Pacific trade
How IS this possible without a subsidy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

The persistence and frequency with
which Russia announces her attitude with
regard 90 China. IS liable 20 arouse some
suspicion. Russin's attsudo is not likely
20 become definitely known until it BE-
learned just what Russia wants. ana II
she gets So. there will probably be little
left for the other Powers.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

The signs Of a change to the East must
have given the Republican leutcnauis a
sort Of nightmare. New York has never
known such Democratic demonstration
as greeted William J. Bryan IN Madison
square Garden Nor have the Republic
cons ever eaualled b.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

Denmark & Is said. wants Ssooooo0 for
her few roltry islands IN tho West In
dies while the United States have offered
only 100000 for them. The adnnnlstra-
ton doubtless looks upon their acquire
ment as a necessary step In the deselop-
ment OF the imperialistic policy
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

With one OF two more ten-ecnt cotton
Russio. Austria ana Germany ell the cash
they need to carry out their expensive
policies. However when they come for
81 they must be sure that their collateral
is gilt edged
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

Now that rich copper fields have been
discovered in Alaska. there IS something
for the prospectors 20 fan back upon
when the gold deposits cease 20 pay. II
would seem that Aiaska's riches already
warrant the construction Of tho railroad
lines necessary 70 their development
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-18

The showing made by Georela's banks
during the last year 81 indicative Of sub
stantiai progress. There have been no
boom" conditions. and the progress made
s not, therefore. the elusive sort