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stage Benefits for tho Woupded.

To rrr EpIToR Of rHv SrS-Str: The thrca "
an English actress To divide the proceed Z a per.
fnr'nance 10 he given at one OF our prominent hotels
between the Brit sh and American su Nerers from the
wars should be and undoubtedly is repudIated by
tNery good American, there IL . bg dlt-
ference between the absent minded beg.ar" aud
the American soldier, Uncle san can and does and
VIII always take care Of bis own. and when he can.
not do u We have plenty OF pure American mothers
and sisters who Will. J. X, y.
NV SOuR. Iap. %
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"Greatest Poet since swinburns.'

frOH nv NdSp'HHfW.
In his own little clan IL Is quite legitimate to put
forth the claim that Mr.. Roberl Bridges Is the great.
est English poet since swinburne.
Epxusp 0oasA
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" this aggregate the amount begun II
the year 500 is as follows.


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thcr, but it is believed that a cruiser and
several torpedo vessels which do not ap-
pear are under way. The tonnage credited
10 the United States does not include the
cruisers for which bids were received in
November last; but these represent but a
petty addition to our fleet.
These are very instructive figures.
They show that, even including tho mont
tors, harbor forts only, the preparations
made by the United States for increasing
its power at sea must be put at the foot Of
what has been undertaken by civilized
nations, Even Italy, the weakest OF all. Is
adding more to its Navy than we are.
1t may be set down as morally certain
that in the not far distant future. no coun-
try will lie more in need OF a Navy TO keep
for its industrya and commerce their rightful
places in the world than the United States.
We need more ships.
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The farmer 10 the mainsta7 Of Us all. Boston
Daily Globe.
We render all due respect TO the farmer. but
the bell, and the mem ers once discovered that
comparison Of the work done by each individual
was odious aud without profit.
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O. g. s. osIGoS. MANILA, p. l.. Nov. II, 1928.

The copy Of the Independence referred 70 re-
prints with satisfaction oneof Bryan's speeches
on Imperialism.
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" osy fyi,rdi vAo Jdror " ~'h md"sscr'pe Jor
publication u,ih 10 har, r,ttef'd artel'' re'1rHsd' NY
uu,, IN all case. send Idppi for nat psrpo"
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The Worlds New Warships.

The war vessels o building are COM
by Engineering I'm tons:
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srh.or,p,,on nv Mail, Postpaid.

~PAan-Kiosqus No. ~. near Grand Hotel. ana
K,osaus no. 10, Bouleysrde des capucines.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
HOWARD srILL Ar the BAnRAoxs
The brunswick Men who Were 90
see Him Yesterday Did Not Arrive.

The brunswick Men who Were 20
see Him Yesterday Did Not Arrive.
Henry Howard. the colored man ar
rested early last week by omcer Dan
Kilcy on the supposition that he Is wanted
for the murder OF Conductor r. NJ Lat
timoro OF the Southern Railway oct T.
Is stnl al the barracks awaiting ldcnti-
hcntion. Mr.. william Brock a baggage
master % the Southern who was with
baltimore when he was shot. and who
came 20 Savannah Friday for the pur-
pose Of deciding whether Howard Is
Frye. returned 10 Brunswick Yesterday
he saw the prisoner twice during his
stay here. ana at frst said thar he was
the man wanted. hut afterward said that
he wasn't cutie sure Of Il.
MIR. Connally. who was TO have come
from Brunswick yesterday with men who
could settle the matter OF tho Negroes idcn-
tity. ala not arrive. but will probably
this afternoon. Ofiiccr Kiiey feels sure
that he has the right man. and will leave
80 step untaken that will assist In set.
Ting the matter. The aggregated rewards
offered for the capture OF Frye amount
10 500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
ALpEnMAN MELLs ~ moME.
ne l. Opposed 60 the city Appoint
mrnts mn.

Alderman and Mns David Wells re-
turned yesterday from the North. after
an absence or several months. spent
chiefly in Philadelphia aud inc mounta.ns
OF PeHnsylvunia Being one % the rep
rcscnfttives-eicct from this county as well
as member Of Council So was desirable
that Mr Wells should return jus, 10 Tits
time. To- order % be present a. The OPEN
ne - tie session of the legislature
which conVeuea thIa week
Alderman Wells snid that De had rot
been back long enough TO get in touch
with tle local politician hut that he had
been reading the Morning &ews regularly.
aud was posted upon what had taAen
place. He announced his very positive op-
position 90 the measure which proposes
to make number ol city offices appoint
ve uy the Mayor tne appointments 90
place.
Az 20 the national election Alderman
Wells confessed himself 10 be entirely
in The dark. The people iu Pennsylvania
have devoted very httlc time 90 talking
politics. he Said. and n Philadelphia the
subject is hardly menuoued outside tho
newspapers The strike in the coal mines.
u Curse has been the principal subject
nf nenversstion. u o. nor believed that
t VIII affect tho Republican majority
u Pennsylvania 20 any extent. however.
% has been iutimafed in some quarters.
Mr Wells said. that perhaps the DEM
o,rHtF are oiding the strikers 10 hold out
until after the election hui this charge
mas not been matc hy the Republicans.
nni there u PROBABLY nothing 60 %.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
SYNDICATE COMMITTEE COMING.
WIN Talk 60 Rice Planters Here
This Week.

A committee reprcsenting the LOUISIANA
syndicate. organized 20 control the rice
crop Of the country. IS expected tn saFan-
nah this week. to negotiate with the
planters Of Georgia and South Carolina
for their output. Tho delegation Is head
- by Mr Paul Pritchard formerly Of
this city. and now a leading broker IN
Sew Orleans.
The plan ~ the syndicate has been fully
sta ed in the Morning News. !, - to con
tro. the rice output Of the country hy pur-
chase direct from the planter The COM
m.ttee VIII md the planter here ready
90 tiik business. provided the syndicate
has sufficient capital they can agree on
detail and the planters are given
guarantee by tho syndicate for the
faithful performance Of its part Of the
contract.
The scheme - generally looked upon by
social rice men as impracticahle IL ~
admitted that % would be q good thing
for the planters n the combination did all
that 10 promises TO do. The planters are
fearful. however that d. might take their
crop for tnc first year breaking up the
brokerage business and after that Il
would have them az as mercy. a guar
autee Tor the fuldliment OF its promises
is the first thing wanted by the planters
They do not believe either that the entihe
crop 81 the country can be controlled
with the 5000 600 capral which the syn
dictate claims 10 represent
The statement was recently made that
the syndicate expects 20 control q per
cent. 81 This years crop IN Georgia and
South Carolina. 4 leading planter said
yesterday that this Is impossible for the
reason that fully one-half OF the crop has
already been marketed The March and
April paintings have been thrashed out
and sold The May and June paintings
still remain. and Il is for these that the
syndicate will negotiate. The committee
representing the syndicate win lind the
Georgia and Carolina planters shy OF the
scheme without an ample guarantee that
the syndicate will live up To is contract
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
REV. c. n. sTRoNG's VIEWS.
The Laws of God. Not the Consent of
the Governed, the Basis of just
Government.

The Laws of God. Not the Consent of
the Governed. the Basis of Just
Government.
At ST Johns Church yesterday morn
ing. Rev Charles II. Strong discussed
the Freedom OF Truth" from the text;
Eye shall know The truth aud the truth
shall you free"
Rev. MIR Strong discussed the religious
and moral freedom to be obtained through
knowing the truth in Christ, and upheld
q as the only moral panacea. In this
connection he alluded 10 the numerous
doctrlnarles and theorists who are now
going through the country. advocating
various doctrines and theories as necce-
sary 70 the happiness OF the people or
sure remedies for al national us. Among
the various fallacies now being revived
he said. Is the one that IAN just govern
ment depends upon the consent Of the
governed" The fnl3acy OF this was EVIL
dent he said. when Il was considered that
in oil governments depending upon the
consent 81 the governed this consent Is
decided by majority. and the rule n
the ma ioriiy s. often neither wise nor
just IL Will hardly be- contende1 that
the rule OF New York city by Tammany
g. a just rule, or that the government q
Pennsylvania. controlled By iis boss is
"A Just one.
Just government. Rev. Mr. Strong said
depends upon the laws OF God. and the
people are Justly governed only when tho
laws Of the nation are based upon ami
administered according 10 the spirit OF
the laws 81 God.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
WAS NOT SUICIDE.
Coroner's Jury Held That John Mob
Icy's Death Was Accidental.

Coroner's Jury Held That John Mob
lcy's Death Was Accidental.
Mr. l.. b. Mobley. train dispatcher or
the Plant system at waycross. has re-
celvod from the coroner Of the Borough
q Brooklyn. New York city copy OF
the verdict OF the coroner's jury in the in
QUESTION. as TO the cause OF tho death
Of his brother. the late John L. Mobley.
which occurred IN that city. Sept. %.
last
II was reported here that Mr. Mob
ieys death was due 10 suicide. The
verdict shows the death 10 have been
accidental. The fact that death was due
20 asphyxiation by illuminating gas.
doubtless accounts FOR the report OF sui
eide
4 transcript OF the evidence which ac-
companies the verdict shows that the
death occurred at s. Concord street.
Brooklyn. where the deceased had room.
The discovery was made about I O'Clock
In tho morning. but life was already eN-
tinct. The deceased was well known In
savannah and had q number OF friends
here. who will be glad 10 learn that the
verdict showed that the death was acct
dental and not intentional
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
Ar RESI- ~ LAUREL GROVE.
Mnsons md Odd Fellows Attended
Mr.. FHwcett's FunernI

W. hNffAt's Z nmFFuls
Tho funeral Of the late a. T. Fawcctt
took place from tho family residence. III
Liberty street. wtst az O'Clock ycstcr-
day afternoon. tho interment being IN
Laurel Grove Cemetery.
The services were very largely attended.
ana the sympathy that Mr. Fawcett' q deaf b
has caused was manifested In part by the
great number Of floral designs and
masses Of cut flowers tina, covered the
clskct ana were laid finally upon the
grave
Rev. Or James y. Fair conducted tho
services az the house. where also the Ma
sonic Quariettc. consisting OF Messrs.
kelibach. Foaron. Beckett and King. sang
the hymns. Abide With Ne" II Would
Not Live Away and Asleep IN Jesus %
A. the grave besides the services Of the
church Clinton Lodge % Masous and
Live oak Ledge OF odd Fellows conducted
the funeral Rites Of their respective
bodies. In connection with the Masonic
service the quar.otte sang the Masonic
Funeral Chant and. another Masonic
chant. THY VIII BE Done"
Both the Masons and the odd Fellows
were well represented. Clinton Lodge APP
pcuring with seventy-hvc men and Live
oak with nearly as many.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
Don't KNOW WHEN HELL COME
Time of MIR. sunweII's Arrival l.
SIM in Doubt.

The time OF Mr. W. y. sunlweus OK
pected arrival in Savannah IS not yet
known. u Is known that he left the city
Of Mexico Thursday night and this should
put him in Savannah this afternoon or
tomorrow morning but h is just possible
that he made a change IN his plans en-
route
The committee OF Hoo Hoos will meet
him a, the train upon his arrival and there
u 20 be "a smoker az the De Soto on the
night Of that day-whethcr 81 be to-day.
tomorrow or the day after. The proba-
bilities are that either to-day or to-mor-
row tho Supreme Shark Of the Universe
of tho Concentrated order Of Hoo Hoos
viii BE- welcomed home
For the banquet az the De Soto. that g.
20 De- given during the Elks' Carnival. IN
MT Stillwells honor. there has been a
slight change OF plan IL Is now propos-
- not 20 conhne attendance entirely 10
member OF the order. but TO extend invi-
tatious 20 some OF ihe members friends
90 pay for plates This will give the ban
quet a wider scope than was a. first IN
tended.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

p p T.. wonderful medicine: II give.
an appetite: Il invigorates and strength.
ems f. =. 2. cures rheumatism and al
pains in the side. back and shoulders
knees. hips. wrists and joints. T. r. T.
cures syphilis In all It's various stages
old ulcers sores and kidney complaint. p
= +. cures catarrah. eczema. erysipelas
all skin diseases and mercurial poisoning
T. =. p cures dyspepsia. chronic femal.
complaints and broken-down constitution
and loss OF manhood. =, i. r.. the best
blood purifier OF the age. has made more
permanent cures than all other blood rem.
edics. Lippman Bros, sole prcprietors
Savannah. Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
stuhr whiln Nnn MnrL.

Through one Of the ten free scholarships
IN The international Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News VIII present to you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbers Of votes
by Nov 20 1890. you can keep on earning
q living az your present work. and az the
same time. by study at home IN time
usually devoted 90 recreation or rest ne
yourself for professional position al a
good salary
You can easily become one OF the win
ners OF this contest. by dcvoting your ct
tendon to collecting Voting Coupons aud
keeping al a.. No one has a better chance
than you. Get every vote you can, and
have all your friends save theirs for you
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
LAWMAKERS orr TONIGHT.
senatOr-eIect Cam WIN Leave for
Atlanta Tonight.


senator-elect J. Ferris Cam viii leave
for Atlanta tonight and viii De followed
tomorrow night by the representative
elect. The legislature convenes Wednes-
day morning az 10 O'Clock and the mem
bers Of the delegation from Chatham VIII
be on hand early 20 be assigned 40 seats
The members OF the savannah delega-
tion will. Of course. oppose the prohlbi-
ton measure that Il said 10 be ready for
introduction IN the house or senate dur
fng the coming session. The sentiment in
Savannah on this question Is too clear 10
permit doubt and IL the members OF the
delegation did not thcmsclvcs, thing the
measure pernicious and opposed TO the
principle Of local option. which they DO
the strength Of che feeling here would be
sufficient 10 bid them pause before doing
anything other than oppose the bill.
The plan and scope OF the Hardwick
bill Is not well understood IN Savannah.
and the representatives are reluctant 10
say how they stand on this subject before
they have become fully npprised OF its
object and the means 20 be adopted for
securing a.. Mr. Hardwieks last bin pro-
posed an educational qualification for the
suffrage. that wa srcndered nugatory in
the case OF lliterate whites by what is
known as the grandfather clause. This
clause exempted the hneal descendants
OF any one VINO was qualified voter az
the time Of the war from the necessity
OF learniuE 20 read. write or understand
abe constitution before exercising the
TiFh TO vote. The bill secured only three
vote leo the House.
In the matter OF local legislation the
senator and fepresentatlvcs-eleet are a.
little Inclined 90 talk. They say they
have no fun understanding - the various
bills, have not been asked 10 Introduce
them. and VII leone 60 no decision before
they have
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
noY, a DIkE AND A WAGON.
Furnished Amusement 60 Spectators
on ogIcthorpe avenue.

on ogIethorpc Avenue.
An amusing spectacle occurred Saturday
night at Ogleihorpe avenue and Draytou
street A negro 10y mounted on q bicycle
was trying to tow heavy wagon from
which the horse had been Tor some roa-
son unhiiched. He struggled manfully
Tor awhile TO get the wagon in mo, lon
without getting Off his wheel but the
heavy vehicle refused to bulge. Then
he conceived the idea that n he could
once get the wagon going and then exert
his pull from the bicycle he might sue
coed in his attempt. and he spent another
ten minutes irving that. First ne gave
the wagon good shove forward and then
FASTENED to get on the bike. but. alas.
the wagon was not ball-bearug, and the
impetus Of each shove was exhausted long
before the boy could get his wheel IN
position between the shafts.
sim he would rot give up. but after a
good deal OF profanity. and a little cogi-
ration. induced another colored hoy 10
give the wagon a start. after he. on his
wheel had got between the shafts. The
wagon was on q slight down grade when
the FIRST start was made and by the
strenuous pedaling Of the wheeiman went
forward for some distance. just long
enough 20 allow the hoy 10 congratulate
himse on his experiment and to conceive
a healthy regard for his ingenuity. but
q as for the plans OF mice and men" the
down-grade ended suddenly and boy and
wheel were piled on the sidewalk
Tais last ana crushing mishap decided
the hoy in he opinion that for that par-
ticuiar occasion he could not combine bus
iness and pleasure. so philosophicaly put
ting the bike into the wagon. he put him
SELF between the shafts and trottei down
the street with his unusual load A NUM-
Der OF persons who had been attracted by
his efforts watched the comedy with no
utIle nmusnment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
mas NOT ANSouNcED YET.
Myers says He'u Make known TITS
Intentions at the Proper Time.


Intentions at the Proper Time.
There were rumors in circulation yes
terday thnt Mayor Myers would announce
his candidacy for the mayoraity very
shortly. probably this week. When asked
about the matter, however. Mayor Myers
Gaid there was nothing IN g..
II have no intention OF doing anything
Of the kind" he said. when the proper
time comes" be said. Il viii make known
any intentions. IL D. entirely too early TO
discuss che matter az present"
Whether The Mayor announces for re-
election or not his friends will prac-
ticaly have hin in the race az an early
date. 80 was Endorsed for reelection
Saturday night hy the Forest Cly frde-
pendent club. Tire First District Admin
istration CLUB VIII have % meeting az Jus
tice Wickfom's office tonight. and viii
andarrt iae Mayors candidacy. ana 81 is
Aisiy tuut fhc same action win be taken
a. the meeting * tie southsidc Admins
tfstion Club az Armcry Hall Tomorrow
night
u is also reported among the Mayors
friends that a petition Is IN circulation
among the bushes men. calling upon him
90 make Inc race at the coming election
| H. January.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
LESTER COMMITTEES READY.
wtII Begin Active work In the Con-
grcssiouaI Campaign To-day.

NiH BcEin Active work In the Com
grcSsionaI Campaign To-day.
The Lester Campaign Committee Will
begin to-day 20 take active measures 60
bring ont the Democratic voters and MIR.
Lcstor's other fricnds There being vir-
tually no opposition. there Is fear that
the vote will not be anywhere near SIS
full strength unless there IS organization
and work.
The officers Of tho committee nre Col.
j. n Estn. chairman. Hon. W W os-
borne. vice chairman. Thomas J. sheftau.
secretary. ard Hon. Herman Myers.
chairman Finance Committee. II l. esti-
mated that Chatham county should give
its able congressman fun vote 90 n
hearty Endorsement Of his successful e.
forts in behalf OF thc Improvement Of Sa-
Vannah harhor. IN which not only this
city. but the people ~ every county In the
district. are Interested.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

The Herbert Spencer f. an elegant cigar
and IS truly a delightful enjoyment 10
nnale the fumes Of this fne tobacco: IL
Is evhilarating and delicious.
See thar the name OF Herbert Spencer
r. on every wrapper OF every cigar. with
out which none are genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold By the box OF Co. Conchas at s. 90. and
Perfectos. $50 at Lppman Bros. whole.
sale druggists. Barnard and Congress
ntreata. OF this city-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
WILL NOT BEGIN TODAY.
Engineer Officers Not Here BefOr,
End of the Week.


End of the Week.
Another delay In the time for the board
Of engineer officers 20 convene IN savan-
nah. 10 consider the project for giving the
channel twenty-elght fee: OF water. seems
to have occurred
The board was ordered first 10 convene
on oct. 49, but the date was postponed
because OF tho unavoidable absence from
tho city Of Capt Gillette. who knows moro
than anyone else about the project OF i'm
prOvement as he made the investigation
and the survey. II was thought that the
board would convene this morning.
At Capt. Gillette's residence. however.
10 WIS stated last night that he had not
returned TO the city. and would not re-
turn until tho latter part OF the week
Tho Investigation 20 be made by the
board Of officers must Of necessity, await
his return 90 Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

is the kind you want fer U.s. 81 your
home. The Anhcuser- Busch Brewing
Assn make their various brands Of beer
Of barley -malt and hops-strctlv pIre
beer. no corn or other cheap ma teriais.
orders addressed 90 Henry Kolshorn.
manager Savannah branch, viii be
promptly executed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
school supplies.

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags ana school supplies
an at cut rates: from 10 cents up. also.
usual large stock OF all the school book
now used in Chatham county. At Estnrs
Nows Depot. f5 Bull street Savannah.
Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
TO DISCUSS rnE FLORAL PARADE.

\ Meeting for THAT Purpose 90 ne
Held Tomorrow Afternoon.
a meeting OF those interested In the
coming ''norai parade" which viii be one
% the features OF the Eiks' Carnival.
Will be- ho,d tomorrow afternoon az the
DE Soto. The attendance Of both ladies'
and gentlemen IS desired. particularly
those who expect to take part in the
puradr. The meeting Sc called for the pur-
pose % outlining the plans and scope 81
this part Of the carnival
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

This celebrated pure. apple Juice cider.
made IN Long Island. can be had IN pint
or quar-, bottles, direct from the manufac-
talss. VIZ, 70 tneir own stamp. at Lippman
Brothers, Druggists, Savannah, Ga,-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethiug. II sooshes the
child, soitcns the gums. auays an pa.n
cures wind collie. ana is ,he he's, ,.r,.,,v
for D.arrAoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottie
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22

Rheumatism IN all lis forms &C. prompt
~ ard permanently cured by Hoods sar-
ssparilla. which neutralizes acidlty o. the
blood I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
NATmANs cLuB TO BE FORMED.
Committee WIN Meet nt the MnEis-
trate's once Tonight.

tfnteN but'e Au-htNhNs
Magistrate Isaac Nathans VIII IRE the
first gun Of his campaign against Frank
Van Giesen Ia the coming nght for the
magisiracy OF the Second Militia District
tonight. by the organization OF "A club ii
his interests The meeting viii not De
. general one. only thirty or 20 % Mas
ialrate Eataan's friends having been in-
ylted 20 form a committee tha, viii aft
crward be made irto a club From now
On an active campaign wi BE made
throughout the district.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-22
DEATH or MRs. PAULINE LEvKoY
Her Funeral VIII Tnke Place This
Afternoon.

Afternoon
Airs. Pauline Levkoy. widow OF the late
Julius Ieykoy died at her home. No. "a
McDonough street. west. az 1880 O'Clock
this morning. after an Illness OF several
weeks. tho result OF a paralytic stroke.
Her condition had been critical for some
time. and her death was not unexpected.
The deceased was s. years old. She leaves
two sons Louis and David Levkoy. and
one daughter Miss Frances Levkoy. all
Of whom resides In Savannah. Her hus-
band died several years ago The funeral
will take place az O'Clock this afternoon.
from the family residence.