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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

II lord Kitchener captures l'o'r n"it
.,-, 81 south AFRICA. II the Czar o. Rus
sla has "a pain in his left great toe j.
,,e pou,rar Empress o. CHINA extracts
"A reacock feather from the hcadecnr OF
Ii Hung Chang. the news is promptly
hsraldci ln the American newspaper
Every morning Of the breakfast table We
reed what has occurred during the pro
vious twrnty-four hours iu Europe ASIA
ara Africa. but Vs. do not know what
has been trauep.riug 80 our own con.i-
nrrt For instance during inc pass
twelve months lu independent ropuhh'
has boon born Owed and died in south
America. aud we havo heard practically
nothing about &C. The young republic had
two presidents and stormy career. IT.
went out Of existence two months ago.
and tho news OF Its having existed at an
De- just beginning 20 pcrco.ate into the
United States
The cphemeral little republic was called
Acre. IL was formerly. and IS again, 30
lvinn territory Ii is situated ON the
boundary between Bolivia and Brazii
The area g. considerable, but S. spnne.V
settled Very rich forests 81 rubber trees
were discovered 10 tho section. Enter
prisug men from Brazil Spain and else
whore went into these forests 10 develop
the rubber industry. Tho government OF
Bolivia. seeing an opportunity for re-
p.euiehlng rs almost empty Golfers. lard
heavy tuxes on tAo rubber farmers. Thee
taxes were almost prom aiuve. They took
on OF tho proat out Of the trade. The
t,adosmen or Acre protested. hut the gov
eminent paid 10 attention 60 them. After
a number % protests Acre rcbciled, DE-
clsred herself. an independent republic
aud elected a President. As usual thing
a south American rebellion s. for the
benefit Of some politician. In this case
81 seems that the rebellion was because OF
unjust and oppressive taxation.
President Gaivcz held office for four
months 10 tried 20 organize an effective
army 70 NEE. tho Bolivian troops that had
been started against the seccdcrl, bur
failed Then he resigned went 20 Spain
and died Hc was succeeded by Brazil
ian % Tho name Of Aries. Aries had no
better success Ia raising on army than
his predecessor The natives Of the sec
tiol. took mighty iitue interest In tho now
republic and the business men could no'
raise an army without them When thc
Bolivian troops finally arrived. Therefore
they had practicaHy walk-ovor. and thc
Rcpubl, Of Acre went out Of existence.
The n.uc republic expected 60 get hclr
from Brazil. u WINS not forthcoming. 4,
also started minister 60 Washington
but when he arrives he VIII hud himself
ont 81 Sob. Bolivia. meanwhile, win so
on collecting taxes from al who cudcivor
20 develop the rubber Industry OF the
Acre territory.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
HELP THOSE VINO HELP THEM
SELVES

Nj. Carnegie has the rleht i5e, aho,,.
Swing. He believe IN helping those ~
are willing 20 help themsslyoe "a.
Inufsday he delivered an address before
me hontelore Home a Hebrew iastitl-
ton In New York CRY In tn course OF
his remarks be took occasion 10 sav %.
he OH not want 20 b. kn wn "a a man
who had given large sums 10 this a. ~
institution or charity but ~ one who rad
induced others 20 contrib 1te 10 worthy, oh.
iect lie was willing 20 do a share o. che
giving. tut fct tina Dc contributed mon.
20 . cause when be induced others TO -l,.
than when he was Che sole contribution
Among other things ho said. Men in tho
name n that dubious thing phiiantbrops,,
give OF their means. A rhlanthraelat ia
generally a mln WHO has more m -ne..
than good sense. Money la frtq en- ~
given hy men without thought aimpv i,
ease their conscience Money gwen 4,
that way nine times ont OF tfn does no
good. There S. no ufe OF hoping anybody
up a laddor unless ho does some of tn
climbing himself A. long as YOU boost,
the mon VIII stay up. but as soon rs You
lci go ho falls. and tho last state o. that
man Is worse chan tho first"
Mr. Carnegie ls right in the position he
takes IL very rich man undertake 10
support an institution o. any kind a one
tho chances arc that no ono Else VIII
help % and even those concarneI ia "a
VII not exert themselves in It's behalf ID
holm IS extended 10 an individual Without
requiring him 90 make some emo % helm
h.msgIf Ca. probability is that 81 win
never amount TO anything. II The poor
Of community are assisted without an
understanding that they shall a. some
thing 90 earn what g. given them. IN num-
bcr OF raurcrs vii increasc. and they
viii soon demand as right what. az first.
they were clad to got ais charity. Vince
system ~ pensions prevails tho NUM-
Der 81 those who f.ol that IN can a.
do anything towards their own support Is
s4@ays .arseT thau Sc would tc II I ore
were 40 such a pension system. Charity
bestowed where Sc Is no. absolutely nc a.
% makes uauuogs. ana institutions sup.
ported wholly by Sits are not aprro. lat.l
nearly 20 mu.h hy those Tor Nlom tacy
ate Intended a. arc those which are main
tanned rs SACRIFICES
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

There win hc nothing before Congress
during the session which begins to-mo-
-,w iHat is ~ more interest 20 th- south
chan tha IHhman canal matter. 10 BE- b.
loved fat h.u providing for such n
canal vu be- pasa,d before the session
cudF 70 known that The administrator
avors prompt aeslou o. respect 10 q canal
along either the Nicaragua OF the Panama
route % is believed thnt % uvors ne
N earaepa route. but the Panama Canal
company may offer s4eh favorable term
.bat that route WI receive itH iulorse-
mont
In our dispatches YESTERDAY 90 was stat
"a that tae preslient ~ tho Tau ira Con-.
pauy chilled OF 3Ir Hay score AIRY Of
state. on Friday. Cor fne purpose Of di.-
GUESSING como features of ue Panama
canal Do Is known ~ course tlat Boz has
gwen t1o Walker Canm.aaIou fu.l state-
mcrt Or she affairs 81 h.s Company
Ono ~ me raperts lu circulation in
washington i- that mo walker commits
zion VIII make r5 aommendauon r.-
srccane enc route hut VIII furnish fui
Information to Congress respectag botn
ruut. .tlr Nicaragua aud the Panama
Tna raasau Tor no, re-onmerd.ng "a route
BE- .lId ta he enc lelef that both Mica
raaUa aud COSTA R.ca are preparing 90
make heavy raids on the treasury of ODE
United states IN tae event az tho selection
~ the 3. Nicaragua route. y g. probable that
me unnod states win endcayor 90 go,
what conot eions they want from those
TWO states before making selection "
"a route Iu that wa, they may b. able 60
avoid paying cXoroitant prices Tor COM
cesslous And b. S. nj certain that tho
Nicaragua route viii o. chosen. 10 may
be- shown that 81 viii be 60 thc inter.s
~ tlls country % buy the Panama canal
and complete 90
Il VIII bo "a very difficult matter Tor
the United states 60 construct a canal
across Nicaragua or 20 acquire and COM
pleto tho Panama canal without having
20 cxpend a great deal more money than
they ought TO- for che reason that there
arc hundreds or sharp spectators who
arc waiting 70 make money out OF the
undcrtaking. ana that. too. Without CIV
ing anything IN retlrh IT was sue ""-
Outstanding a few DAYS ago that both
Nicaragua and Costa Haca would make all
che concessions. free o. cost. 20 the Unit
ga statos that were necessary. for con-
strucung the canal along The Nicaragua
route Now. a. seems both ~ these states
are only waiting an opportunity 90 de-
mand immense sums FOR concessions In
view of the FAC, that both u these states
would BIZ greatly benefited hy tho N.oa-
ragua canal they ousht 10 make the ne
c.s.ary o,i,a 5ss.5s.= ~.:Ac-. any c"'"pe"-
setton whatever Congress will have 20
Ia. vlde awake in order 20 frame and
pass "a bin that win prevent the United
states from being ovcrreached In inc
/ canal matter
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

renbroeek Race course would answer ad-
rnirably and 30 would the grounds occu-
ried bv tae volunteer soldiers "a couple
Of vrars sso EITHER place C7u'd D. OBJ
tanned 89lbd,sa f5r the asking, or al least
Tor q rauir1i rental.
Waf fse cost of tac buildings would
b. ID If eoarso q matter of speculation
quite a number of them would bs ueees-
-ary ara IL ie PROBABLE tlai they would
have to b. ou hrger scale than were
ta8s. AZ tae excellent nir at valdosta. as
sHe fair would he larger
70 safe to .av thnt $4,000 or rn p0
womb b. necessary 90 mako the fair a
seeeesr Hut tho subscribers 90 t1c fund
would NOT be- out ,aat amount Dr. S. prob
able taat the receipts from admissions and
the faIe ~ privilege would more than
meet re COST o. tne undertaking..
Az of these thiues however are mat
tors 81 detail ard orc mentioned simply
taat enc people may know tac rceponsi-
hUues that VIII br assumed d the so-
-iety s Invited % hold mo fair here aud
accepts. and taat tHey may AGA under
staudlurly at thc mass meeting which the
Mayor wlll can.
SAVANNAH has reputation 60 ltvc up 20.
ana IL ,ae so-lty is Invited 90 hold tho
fair here. q fair Ul boz expected that
all be- a credit no, only 20 her but 20 the
state
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

They wee tossing about on tho Wild ana
restless ocean in a small op,n boat at
least Ion feet from the beach says TIT
Bits. he WAS tlusE ing mlnfuiy 90 bat
ile with the surging waves oud - pul
for the shore. she wa -.tl iu heap
in the stern Of the frall barQue holding
on Ike grim death. and mentally sowinE
that she would never again be tempted hy
her lovers daring spi-it 20 venture so far
from land
II know we shall 60 over" SHE shriekea
as tine boat gave another lurch. "Oh,
George. try and manage it"
II Will rep Ted De firmly Il could get
along spleudidly f tne waves didn't make
it 81 al ways az once. Don't be- afrli 1,
ss@--.... 11'.c -cs:.a-- nearer. aren't sref'
"A utfle Oh. George. what shall We do
n the boat Is ostg'
''Dou't worry yourself about that. my
dear" said George soothinrly. You
mustn't upset yourself about ether po2-
p'e's business II ISN'T our boat
And ne continued his fight with the
cruel. rcmorscless waves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
SCIENCE vs.. SENTIMENT.

II seems that science IS determined 20
pump sl 81 tle scuumcnt out u modern
afa N0w :. Is the sigh. that mode ~
uaruoulateiy expressing the deepest emo
lions that b. attacked hy the scientific
vauda!s. In ai ogc7 the poets have bank
% heavily uqou the rirh T. has helped
many "a ono o. them out Of tlsht place.
ana sDI-eI their poems wlth a sou.fuluess
which. alEhtss they would have hacked
Despite lts Qualification by practically AID
o. tho great poets. sacred and protaue
The AKA has not escaped the violent hands
81 the scientists They have literally
turned 81 inslde ont iu order 10 show that
Il Is not ready waat 81 IS cracked UP TO
he.
A certain Prof Lumsden declares that
tho righ IL nothing more nor less than
demand by the system for oxygen. pro
test OF nature against oxygen starvation.
During periods 81 mental daquietude, be-
says. the wans 81 tho chest remain rigid
all there fs an imperious demand for
more oxygen. ana the sigh be only "a deep
breath for the purpose ~ drawing in
larger supply than usual and thus meet
ing the deficiency OF The needed element
once The equilibrium has been restored,
the breathing goes on a. before.
This Re rather q cold-hlooded way of
,ooanR al 90. Meantime u wouid seem 10
vlndicate Shakespeare figure of the lover
"slghur like furnace" Tho furnace. as
is well known. must have lots Of oxygen
90 make the combustion complete. And
possibly tho fires OF hove burn more free
IS and Gereey when the supply OF oxv-
ren q. gully equal TO the requirement
Nevcrthclcss. 90 accept the scientific IN
terprciatlou Of figh wouh spoil some
OF the tendcrest poetry ever " fen. Take
for instance Montgomcry's PRAYER Is
tho hunion OF siga." and make it read
Prayer is tho burden of demand for
q larger amount 81 oxygen ln the lungs.
or Harriet sewaWs why thus longing
thus forever signing" and revise IL 10
I express the scientific View Of the matter.
would not the sublime be changed to tho
ridieu.ous9
Take moro everyday ana common
place view OF Tho matter. suppcre q young
swain 20 De siehing az the feet OF flir
.ady. as Young swa.ns do every dav
Suppose she bad read Prof I.umsdon'
exposition OF tho sigh. Suppose her 70
say 10 the sighiug lover. no. Mr.. BHuks
&c Is NOT love that is troubling Won. O. les
merely lack Of oxygen for the lungs.
I just draw two or three long hroatha ana
you viii b. an right" And suppose she
should uncork phial Of oxyecn and hold
I j. 10 his nose for his rcliof-wouldn't tha.
sort % thing cause cupid 20 SILVER and
draw on an oyercoat? Really. science
ought 10 devote moro Of i;s attention 10
1 cotton seed oil. steam engines ard a cure
Tor tho pip tn blddy-chickone. and leave
continent alone. We have too little OF
sentiment ia life now. to detract sun
further from tho small store IS sinful 7,
| The scientists keen on they win present.,
be wanting 70 ten as tina, Dove is su..
oeptblo 20 treatment with drugs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

An English contemporary tells good
story OF ain old country minister in scot
.and who was recently made the rec4p
lent ~ cask Of treble stout slyE Hlr-
gers Weekly. He was temperate. spare
living man. uuaccustomed 90 luxurles
and be liked tho stout. His wife. wit1
true Scottish foresight. proposed to keep
the liquor for high occasions of company
So 30 was agreed.
But the memory OF the seductive STOUT
proved too strong for him. and he said 20
bis wife the following evening: II think
Wen just have another glass % The stout "
Tire maid who went 90 draw %. iuexperi-
erced To these things. lcft the tap open
ana the cask ran dry
on the third night. in face 81 renewed
VOWS TO keep the stout FOR company. the
minister cravcd another glass His wife
YVES forced TO break tho dreadful news
She was htue prepared for her husband g
terrible rage and vcntured 20 recall 10
his MIND the example o. job iu ca.anlty.
Dash Job said tho erstwhile mild min
lister. job never had a cask o stout like
tnatr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
PASSENGER Fares from Savannah.

~ NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN. 30:
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP, 81; IN
IEhMEDlATE CABIN. SIS; INFERNO
D4ArE CABIN ROUND TRIP, S7i0l
sIEEHAGE, SO
TO BOSTON-FIRsT CABIN. ~;
=. Z Isl gABIN ROUND TRIP -. n
IEhMEDlATE CABIN, 81. INTERIM
DIAIE CABIN ROUND TRIP. sAai
sIEERAGE. su.75
lAe express steamships Of this line are
appointed 70 sail from Savannah, Central
ts'ih) meridian time. as follows;
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt Daggeti,
TUESDAY. Dec. T. 800 p. m.
NACO0cHEE. Can't. Smith. THURS
DAY, Dec. 6 40 r. m.
KANSAS CITY Capt Fisher. sATUR-
DAY, Dec s 500 p m
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt Berg.
MONDAY Dgc 10 500 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. capt Askins. TUES
DAY. Dec u. 800 N.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt Daggett
THURSDAY. Dec. - 1000 a. m.
NACOo'HEE. Capt. Smith. sArUR-
DAY Dec. l3. 1850 a. IN.
KANSAS CITY Capt Fisher. TUESDAY,
Dee. ls. 209 o m
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Askins. THURS
DAY. Dec. 81, $50 p. m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt Berg
MIA T. Afec. 81 aNV v. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA Capt. Daggest
SATURDAY. Dec. =, 500 .. m.
NACOOCHEE Capt. Smith. TUESDAfs
Dec %. 73o p m
KANSAS CITY. Cape. Fisher. THURS
DAY, Dec. q, 800 ?. an.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askins, SATuR-
DAY, Dec. %, HOO p. IN.
Notwithstanding City OF Btrming-
ham will not carry passengers.
steamship CITY OF MACON. Capt
Savage. VIII ply between New York and
Boston on the following schedule:
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
(from Pier IS. North river, at 1900 noon
Dec O. z. Z. II. q. IS. ~.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
0rom Lewis wharf, at 1900 noon) Nov.
81. Dec 6. 10. a. 10. -. g.
This company reserves the right 10
change i,s saiIlngs without notice ana
without liability or accountability there
FOR
safngs New York for Savannah Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays p. m.
". c. BREWER, city Ticket and Pas
senger Agent, i@ Bull street, Savannah.
Ga.
r. " SMITH. Contracting Freight
Agent Savannah Ca
r. G. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic Department, "a w. Bay street.
jacksonville Fla.
Y IT HINTON. Trafie Manager. ss-
vannah. Ca
p. r. LEFEvRE. Manager. New Pier
81 North river. New York, N. Y.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

The story IS cold Of Senator Vance 81
North Carolina. the champion story teiler
OF ,he Senate. vino has % broad stripe II
Calvlalsm down he back though he e
not a commuuIeaut of tho ddurch, mat
riding aIore Boa Burcomae county one DAY.
be overlook vsuerahie darby. with wnom
hs thought be would have a hthe tuH'
says the Christian Telescope.
Uncle" said tne Governor are you
going % church
"N5. san. not exactly-rm EWine hack
from church
You're 8 Baptist ! reckor-ain you
NO. san. ] slr't uo bo pt.st DE- most -
The bredr~n an ei.tern aboWt here mas
been under the water"
Methodist then
$40. sab. aint 90 Metodis. nudoer.
"CampUelntea
NO. sab. can't eTrogats 90 myself d
Camelite way OF thinkr'.'
WELL what iu fIr uame ot goodness
are YOU. then reto.rtd the Governor
remembering the narrow range % choice
in religions among North Carolina ne
groes
Well de- faf IS sab my Oh naarster
Has 81 heruld OF the cross 100 me Presby-
ter.ar church. an was fetch up TIA 1at
faith
what You don't mean i,7 way that
De- my church"
The negro making 10 comment on this
announcement. Gov Vance went az him
e-In.
And do you believe in an o. the Pres
hyterian doctrineT'
Yes. sah. cat ! does"
DO you believe in the doctrine % pre-
destination 2"
~ dunno taat I recognize Re name. sab
why do you believe that " man =
elected 90 be sawed b. v4u boz saved. and
u he is elected 20 boz lost h. vii he
lost1"
"Oh yes boss. I believe that It's Cos
pol talk dat
'Wen. now take my case DO YOU be
lieve that ] am elected 20 BE- saved
The old man struggled for "a moment
with his desire Co bs rcspe a1l. and po-
lite. and chen shook his hesd dhn4ously.
Come now. answer mr question.
pressed the Govcrnor. What do sou
say
'Wau. IN tell YOU what g is Mars
Zeb. l's been iibln N dis hyar world niEt
on sixty years aud ! ulnner yet hyard %
any man heln' lected 'thout he was a
candidate"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Memphis Commercial-Appcal Dcm)
savs: mir. Bryan is now private citi-
zen. and his opinions are worth no more
tlan tho opinions OF any other man, hut
i. is somcW hat painful 90 see that me lar"
candidate for tnc presidency on the Dem,
oerati- and other tickets Is 20 iuocul1tei
with Popuusuc hereeles as 20. be unable
20 500 a fact when i rrescD,s itscif be-
fore him naked War money and better
times caused Republican success accord
ing 20 Nj Bryan which means thai Dem
ocrauc success may be- hoped for only
as "a result OF peace, pluperism aud bad
times Indeed. sir Began almost shf1
so when be- declared that when prosper
ltv fails thc sold standard viii lose us
charm We protest that 90 is a misinier-
probation OF Democratic aspiration 90
claim that % rs an enemy 90 national pros
p,rity and that b can not succeed until
prosperity is destroyed II Democracy
thrlyes only on calamity ana catastrophe
then Democracy should remain mlnorlg
party But such is not tho case. Dcmoc.
mcv BE- prospe r.ty party, ana its song
ls tho song OF triumph and uot the ban
sace-waH OF gloom. The wccpers are not
Democrats, but'popuiists.'
Tho New York Tribune Rcp) says
"Eucilud will Doe Obliged 10 borrow from
10000 0fO 90 5000 10000 lu addition 20 pr.
v.ous loans for the expenses OF the South
African war and the Chinese compica.
tons. uua q strong feeling is reported
against placing any part 81 the loan iu
tho United Sfatcs. on the ground TIA.
holders % bonds here TO the extent of their
face value will have q pun on the gold
reserves OF the empire whenever tlct
choose 90 exercise t. But an The items
of its Indebtedness 90 us. increased con.
stautly by our waxing exports. are like
wise payable in gold whenever we choose
90 demand g. Whether We take any part
OF her loan or not. England h likely TO
remain our debtor for a long time 20
como. but i- a good customer, and We arc
always glad 20 have her on our books
Tho Philadelphia Ledger dnd) says.
GOV. Dolo's report that the native Hl-
wnIan race Is dying out ana being re-
placed By newcomers r. ga accordance
with the natural progress OF events.
Wherever the waite man goes be super
codes the natives aud though be- may
nor always eradicate them. Doe takes pose
session o. thc country. and becomes tie
master So 90 will De lu Hawaii. Before
many generations have passed. pure
hioodcd Hawaiian viii be curiosity Ia
Hawaii Nself.''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

They mot again In after years. by
chance. az the door OF circus tent-the
judge ana the middle-ased matron who
had been Maud Muller. says the Chicago
Tribune
Great Scott" muttcrcd tho Judge to
himself as he noted her sallow face faded
hair, stubby fingers with tho marks OF the
wash1oari upon them. and the group OF
slutiern.y children she was angr.ly try
Ing 10 induce the ticket taker 20 pass la
free. what a lucky escape ] had"
"Merei.ul gra-ousN she unused inward
iy. lookius al his bald head waterv ewes
double chlu ana protu1erant stomach
and / once wanted TO marry thar man,
They passed iu. with their respectiva
noses pefeephhly elevated, and were ~.
tcuing few minutes later 70 the time.
honored jokes Of tho clown
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

After had watched n col1red man 0sb-
ine ln a South Clrllra brl .lxyarl ror1
FOR forty minutes without pulling M b.-
hook. saws o wrifsr in the Ohio et,.,
Journal asked him Or a. th1u-h. tbst.
wcrr ans fish there 10 he caught
40. sab, reckon not" De- replied
"Hnt you seem % he fishing"
Yes. sah."
But perhaps you are not fishing Tor
ashe'
No sab"
waited ten minute for him 10 ovp,tip
hut as b. di3 40 ] finally ND hfr
what particular object he bad in view
'pe oafcck s1h." he rcreats.i v.fhovt
taking Ms eve N the pond or mogins m.
pole "da cbisick of ms fshng FUR a.b
whar deere haiut ans is to iet a. 90 10
man see dat haInt got no time 20 n.cl,
up de- hoe and work 81 de truck patch "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

II sounds odd 70 hear Of Indians going
20 the rescue Of white men and saving
them from death o. che hands 81 other
white men: yet that Is the SORT Of story
thar comes from Mexico. Several Amor
leans and Moxicans. q seems were work
ing on a railroad. a derrick fen and
Killed one OF the Mexicans. Five Ameri-
cans we're arrested and charged with hay-
ing planned the Mcxicaus death. They
we're condemned and sentenced TO he
shot the next day. The Naqui Indians
notlned the Moxicans that u The Ameri-
Gems were harmed there would be blood
shea. whcreupon the prisoners were re-
leased.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-02

some time ago weu-known barrister
had under cross-eSamina,ion a youth from
Che country Who rcIo.ccd in the name OF
sampson whose replies were the causes
~ much laughter in the court. SAYS Lon
don spare Moments
And SO. questioned tho barrlster.
you wish che court 20 believe that you
are peac. fully disposed and inoTenslve
kind OF person."
''Yos"
And that YOU have no desire 10 follow
the steps Of Your uamesake. and smite the
IhiAsuucs
'No I've not" answered the youth
"aud n / had tho desire ! Amt got the
strength at pre- sent"
Then YOU think YOU would be unable 70
cope successfully with thousand enc
mics ana utterly rout them with tho jaw
bone OF an assc
We'll" answered tho RULED Sampson.
Il might have % try whG YOU have dom
with the weapon