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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
rnn.rrlrs nE nm CANAL.

A supreme onort viii be made 20 get
tho Nicaragua canal b.n through both
Houses 81 Congress al the session which
begins next month. u really looks as q
everything were ready for the passaEe
OF the bin As We have pointed out both
political parties favor IL. ana an Of the
concessions rs the governments % Mica
raKla ami Costa Rlea 20 canal companies
asye been declared 20 be forfeited tor nom
compliance with me conditions attached
10 them These governments are ready 20
grant the United States AN the rights OF
way along the proposed rogte OF the
canal.
Rut how about the railroads. viii they
oppose the canal? II they do they may
succeod in delaying action while on the
canal bill There are some indications
that they viii do what they can 20 defeat
lu FOR instance. Il ls said that great
interests are 90 work 20 get Mr. j. X
Cowcu. president q the Baltimore ana
Onto RaIroad, elected 20 the United
states Senate. In some comments in the
Baltimore Sun on the probability OF his
election q S. stated that Mr. Cowen SIS
wanted lu the Senate TO help protect tho
railroads against the danger with which
| they are threatened by canals a couple
q weeks ago Air Cowen made "a speech
az dinner Of the New York Chamber
Or Commerce Ia which be objected 20 the
project OF making ship canal out Of
Erie Canal on the ground that such
canal would divert business from tho
railroads IN that particular instance be
was speaking FOR the Baltimore and Ohio
road n tho Erie canal were docpencd SUI
dciently 90 accommodate ocean going
ships Baltimore would lose her grain
trade ard tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road would lose big percentage OF ts
business
| But u Mr.. Cowen should oppose tho Erie
canal Ia tho interests % gailroads. would
he not likely OPPOSE the Nicaragua canal
for fhO same reasous2 10 s. truo. OF
course. that % Is claimed that the Mica
raEua canal would not seriously inter.
fere with the business OF the railroads.
but railroad managers know better than
that. II the railroads held their business
they would have TO reduce rates greatly
| IL may DO that railroad interests are
not helping Mr. Cowen 20 reach rho Sen
ate. but there are signs that thoy are
And n they want him there may IL not
he because they are preparing TO make a
strong nght against tho Nicararua canal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
Personal

The new palace for the Archbishop of
Canterbury viii probably De competed 0y
February next The cost o. bcing defray
Ga out OF the money realized by the safe
OF Arlington Park.
Tho Vermont House has evidenced its
admiration Cor the distinguished services
of Brieadicr General Emerson ii. I4scum.
.ution authorizing the Governor TO have
Gen. LIscum portrait painted az the exc
peDse OF the state and hung iu the sta.e
house.
"A characteristic story o. being told
about Lady Roberts and her trunks Tor
which the soldiers now returned from
south Africa youcn. Al the height Of tine
transport d.ticuit.es IN the teeth Of irnte
officials. she carried eight huge trunks
from Cape Town 10 Blocmfontcln Every
one wondered. every one grumh'cd. No
one but Lady Roberts could possibly have
got "a similar quantity and weight OF lug
gaEe through. The transport OF stores
had been stopped f3T she ;lmc ;he sscs
and wounded lacked every comfort. aud
tlose who were not in the hospital were
hnlf starved and mali clad Tncrcf0re
when a fatigue party was told OF 10 fetca
these eieht mountainous trunks from
Eoemtoutcln station sharp things were
said about "the plague OF women" BUT
next day seven Of The trunks were un-
packed and their contents distributed
among the "Tommios" The clever lady
had snapped her fingers 40 red tape. and
bod smurgled comforts 90 the men 100 this
way. one small trunk contained her own
modest wardrobe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

From an aftermath Of stories ami Incl
dents relating 90 the entry q the CITY
Imperial Volunteers into London the Paris
American Ne seugers corr spJudent a.
leets the following
During tho terrific crush "a Young wo-
man with a baby Zen her arms was care
fully protected hy the police. They stood
around her, they passed her through the
volunteer lines. mounted officer backed
his horse and made a passage Tor her an
lusp rt1r took her arm and deuosit ed her
on tho pavement, a shopkeepcr taking
pity on the infant lifted her over HIS
barrier ana gave her scat She saw
the procession in comfort ana when the
crowd mad Trimmed She went her way pro-
fuse iu her thanks ] had witnessed 'he
occurrence aud o. had somewhat startled
me- Tor thought 7 recognized the bearer
OF the infant When she went up tha
street ] followed her ond suoke nam
aloud behind her. She turned and I saw
that my suspicion was correct II was
Miss -, an American lady journalist
why what do YOU mean by bringing
some nodF's baby out with YOU on such 20
day as thiSr' I exclaimed oh don't
give me awayt" exclaimed the lady OF the
pen. II wanted 20 see the snow from the
street ana 70 pick up COPY for my napor
and I'm afraid OF big crowds because I'm
! should do. when I remembered that an
English crowd is always svmpaihetic 10
a woman with ca baby So ] brought one
with me- ana DO has answered wonderfully
well. j assure YOU" "A brilliant fleag'
said. but what about the infant? Weren't
you afraid OF getting O. killed7 And where
did sou hnd q mother willing to let YOU
have her child Tor such a desperate pur-
poseG' "Oh. that's Oh right" exclaimed
the lady with twinkle ia her eye This
baby could STAND a lot Of squeezing
Look"
She gently raised the Infants ven.
gazed al H. placid features and burst into
laughter. The baby that the police had
protected. that the volunteers officer had
chomp.oucd, that q British crowd had d.
vided to give "A safe passage 20. the baby
Tor whose sake, sympathetic shopkespsr
had presented its terrified mother with a
two-suinea seat gratis-was don
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Talk about the frauues ~ human ma
urc' said wcii-kuown Insurance agent
according TO the Kansas city Journal.
mo ono has so good an opportunity 20
discover them as an Insurance man. An
incident occurred "a few days ago that
showed mo "a side OF a ueIEhhor charlc-
ter which hai never suspected 90 exits.
fire broke ont 10 his home. and do YOU
know. that man went three blocks 10 q
telephone TO report Ga when there was
a phone right 100 bis house
II saw the fire soon after it startcd ana
rushed 20 give assistance II was while
helping 10 pack The things our that dis
covered the phone and turned in the
alarm. Now. % takes q strong stretch
OF the Imagination To believe that the
owner had forgotten there was q tele-
phone in his house. That he should have
acted as be did undermines ones faith On
people IN general
Think Of o. There / was sweating and
cndaugerlng my hfe 20 save MS property
while he was anxious evidently TO have 10
burn. such conduct doesn't encourage one
20 exert himself for others"
'Ev The way interrupted listener.
"did any ~ your companies hold "a pol
icv on that house,"
Now you are asking a leading cues
ton replied tho Insurance man with a
eu.leless smile what I am saying 8.
that tho actions OF Tint man are sad
commentary on human nature"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
BDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

aieetires-East sido Conservative Club,
Second D.str.ct CLUB. Clinton Lodse No.
81. ,. and a A.; soiomons Lodge No. j.
H. ana A. u.
SPECIAL Nouces-state ard County Tax
e.. 1919. Eotioo 80 90 Closing Of Central
OF Georgia Railway Company and ocean
Steamship Companys Warehouse: Clos
ing Of Retail Merchants on Thanksgiving
Day: Notice Augusta Herald. Notice 60
City Court Jurors. Tor Thanksgiving DIN
uer Drayton Grocery Company: Low
Prices on High Grade Trunks. Savannah
Trunk Factory. Notice 20 the Puble. J..
J. Masters Clerk OF the Market. Turkeys
for Tomorrow. Jas. J. Joyce Snip Eoisce.
W. " Wilson. AGENT. Consignee. An
nouncemeut. N. =. Gardner.
Business Nofices-E. & ". Laundry.
Postum Food Conee-Postum Cereal
Company.
Cooking oil-wesson odorless Cooking
Oil
Auction sales-Organs. Etc. by savan-
nah Auction and Commission Company.
Amusements-rhos O seabrooke az The
alter Tonight Spider ana Fly" at The
ater Friday and Saturday.
Steamship Observation-Disclosures Steam
chip Line.
Flnaneisl--I.ewis A. May & Co. New
York.
MaIt-Nutrine-Anheus Brewing
Association.
Legal Noiices-David Kraus Of Chat
ham. Bankrupt. James u. Abbott Of Ap-
pliug. Bankrupt: =. C. Cowart OF Tau-
nall. Bankrupt =. r. Bradford Of CHAT
ham. Bankrupt; Notice 90 Debtors and
Creditors. Estate Pamela Fitzaimmons.
Deceased.
Sign OF The seal-Nauonal Biscuit Com
pany.
All the Children Are Invited to Visit To-
day-Foye a Eoksteln.
Here's to You-Byck Bros.
Good Morning. sir-Mutual Cos Light
Company.
whisky sale-Rlehmond County Distil-
ling.
Beef-Isleblg's Extract Of Beef,
Mineral water-Hunyadi Jahos.
sauce-Lsa q Perrlns Worcestershire
sauce.
Aiedical-worid's Dlspensary Prepara-
lions: Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Pills.
Hoods Pills; Horsfords Acid Phosphate.
Cutigura Remedies. Munyon's Remedies'
Ayers pills. csstoria; Warmers Safe
Cure. stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
WANTED. Employment Wanted. For Rent
For sale: Lost: Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
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There has been ana continues 10 he
great deal Of speculation respecting tho
subjects discussed by MIR Bryan. sir
Towne aud Nj Dubois NJ their meet
iug tn Chlcaeo the other day. some ~
the specials sent out from that city state
that these three leaders met 10 Discus
the question OF the reorganization Of the
Democratic party and in the event =
the present leaders Of that party loaiHg
the control of the rorty machinery the
advisabhity OF organizing another PARTY.
II may De that they discussed these
THINGS. but thc chances are that pretty
nearly everything appearing 600 the dis
patches as 10 what actually took place
at the meeting b. mere guess work
In one or the dispatches it Is stated
that il is the purpose OF SIR Bryan ana
those who arc acting with him TO bring
Air. Towne Co tho front as pre- lden.ill
candidate In loL Mr Towre. it will q
remembered. was nominated by the Popu-
lists for Vice President aud then stepped
aside because he was not acceptable &,
the Democrats, He s. sam the leader 81
tho remnant OF the Silver Republican,.
and Mr.. Dubois s. a leader % tno Popu-
lists.
In the dispatch referred 20 it f. Until
mated that Mr. Bryan and AIR. Towue
think that "a party could be formed o,
MI BDan's personal followers the Pop
uists. the silver Republicans and the ore
gauization known 1873 the Working Dem
ocrats" In this latter organization thers
are about 10000 members. an Of wlom
are enthusiastic admirers Of Mr Bryan.
IA Is pointed out that there were al
prchcnsions az the time the Kansas civ
Convention was IN session mat be would
not accept the presidential nomination II
the Democratic party n 10 dd not iudorse
hl- views on tho silver question. and the
assertion Is made that 10 he had declined
that nomiua lion hc would have remained
the candidate OF the Popullsts and silver
Republicans.
Doubtless this sort Of talk Is intended
80 injure Mr. Bryan In the estimation of
his political friends. There IS 70 fonda
ton for d. II Mr. BRYAN had declined
the nomination OF the Democratic party
AZ kansas city It is safe to say that he
would not have been IN the presidential
contest. And q s. certain that he Is not
planning now 20 start a new party. tie
may be trying 10 hold hls grip on the
Democratic party he has a right to 10
that. but he is not The man 70 desert has
party when he nnds tnat De cannot make
Us policies and say who shall BE- its nom
inees. Ii Is cafe probation that he viii
be in the ranks OF the democracy four
years hence.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
The first Thanksgiving nay.
From tho New York Times.
HnSTnN- lallA

From tho New York Times.
CBOsTON. 1919
The curse Of Cain was on the earth.
The leadcn heavens fr0wnei:
The winter closed with cruel dearth
And guppod the fruitless ground
Behind us rose the somber wood.
Before us stretched tho foam
\ thousand leagues Of briny flood
That sundercd as from home.
The meaeor muaol was our meat;
We robbed thc squirrels hoard:
our barren gicbe beneath our feet.
We cried upon the Lord.
Arouse your souls AGAINST despair"
The godlv Winthrop said.
And chuse e. day OF fast and prayer
For surely lie who led
"Our Waudcrings across tho wave
shall hear as when We plead.
Ana stretch "a mighty arm 70 save
His people iu their need"
Behold when all s. bleak ana dre4r.
And want assaNs the Iona.
How God deighteth 20 appear
TO work with wondrous hand,
For. even az we made To- 1eal
To one that huugcred sore
The utmost handful OF our meal.
\ shout arose from shore
An hundred watching eyes deserted
Through winters misty pail
Tho good ship Lion breast tine tide
with proycndcr Tor an
Then ioincd the voice % FIRST and Iess
a hymn of thanks 90 raise.
oar day Of fasting changed 20 feast
And prayer gave way 20 praise.
So. once in every year We tnronz
Upon "a day apart.
To praise tho Lord with feast ana son,
In thankfuluess or heart
Arthur Gliterman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

II takes more than three and hale
columns OF small type leo the New Orleans
plcayune TO name the horses THAI have
already been entered Tor the winter races
there ana 90 additional horses were eN-
pected on the day that me edition In qucs-
ton was published an o. tnesa horses
IRE Thoroughbred racers. and are attended
hy small army OF jockeys. trainers
srooms. stahle-boys ana others MOI 60
mention the owners II S. safe % say that
each % tho several hundred horses VIII
De worth 81 90 TO New orleans during The
season Thus the city VIII be benefited by
from a quarter OF a million 20 half mil
lion dollars hy its race track during tho
next ;hree months. Savannah mlsht como
IN for a part % this good thing" next
winter II she would set 70 work al once
and rc-ostabHsh her track and training
quarters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

The Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lations is likely 20 have a large amount
OF most important work 10 DO during The
coming session Of Congress. Senator Davis
OF Minnesota, who IS now AZ the point
OF death. Il tho chairman OF THIS com
mittee. In the event % Senator Davis
death. which q said 20 be merely a ques-
ton - o few hours. or DAYS az best. the
ohairmanshlp would devolvo upon Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge Of Massachusetts
Senator Lodge f. the fourth member or
the committee. IN point of rank hut both
Senator Frye and Senator Cullom. who
precede him. are chairman Of great COM
mlttees. the one OF Commerce ami the
other % Interstate Commerce. 80 that the
place would fan 20 the Massachusetts
man. Senator Lodge Is one OF the best
Informed and oblost men on the Republic
can eide IN the Senate. and would no
doubt prove a worthy successor 80 chaur-
man Davis.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
COLONIAL HEcoRns.

In his message the Governor called the
attention Of tho legislature 10 tho import
auct Of making provision for collecting
and preserving the Colonial records OF
the state. There is blu pending in the
Legislature. and now before thc Appropri-
atlons Committee. asking for an appgoprl-
alton 20 provide these records Tho only
way they can be obtained is by haylns
copies made OF the originals tn London.
Twice. al tho expense 90 the state copies
Of these documents were made. and in
each instance. owing 10 the practice o.
permitting them 20 be taken from thc GUS
tody OF tho state. they were destroyed
Georgia IS now about the only one o. the
original thirteen states without colonial
records That che ought 20 have thom
there Is no doubt what u VIII cost 20
get them IS pr0blematical. but % win not
cost more than on former occasions. in an
probability. The nrst time they were OBJ
tanned they cost &1on That sum ought 90
be sufficient TO gel copies again. However,
that is "a matter Tor the Legislature. The
question which chiefly interests everybody
ir tho state. who has the least biz o.
state pride. s. thai these records ought TO
be- go the archives Of tho state, aud there
ought 20 be a RUE that they should not
be- taken out ~ tho state house Noi only
that bat they ought 20 be insured.
IL is true that the state Is hard pressed
for means 10 meet ala Of iis obligations
owing TO tho very heavy pension burden.
but the appropriation committee ought to
be able 10 squeeze out somewhere enough
TO pay for having copies Of these records
made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Mr. zimmerman or Cincinnati who has
lately bad the happiness 10 become the
ather-in-iaw OF the Duke Of Manchester.
being one OF those persons who dearly
love a lord. Is quite wi.llne 20 overlook all
of Manchostars faults aud pas an OF his
debts for che satisfaction OF having him
In the family Nor does Dc propose that
the young man shall sou DTS hands VITA
work. be viii have him enter British POI
itics ana become statesman" what
"a harvest field America Is for the i'm
povcrished and disrepuiablo nobility OF
EuroRei
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

The women ~ Uniontown. o. some time
ago suggested 20 the men that there
ought 90 be paved sidewalks m the street
'it cane be accomp,l she'd" said the
men; there is no money Tor the purpos
and no way TO raise any That put the
women on their mcttle. They formed en-
Improvement association. hcil onter aim
mcnts, ana raised a fund with which pref
iy nearly the whole town has been bro
The men very kindly unl0a1cd tho stone
from the cars Tor the women. oud aided
them IN placing q on the sidewalks
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Paris o. beginning 10 bc little d.s1p-
pointed with oom Paul Kruger. He s.
not precisely what she was looking for.
He would. OF course. do Tor a time MS q
visitor from over whose shoulder size
could make frees at John Bcol' bat
she really expected the visitor 70 be in
torrstre. AZ least. It tran pires. how
ever. that Dom Paul VIII not oven a e.
her fancy cooking All be VIII partake
OF is boiled eggs. milk and bread. Paris
is beginning TO wonder IL the OLD Boor is
afraid OF her hotel charges.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28

Sleeping late Of a Sunday morning has
become popular IN the town OF Milford
Del.-that Is. So s. popular with everybody
but the preachers aud the members 81 the
finance committees o. the church boards
They think that too few people set out 20
church. Ia order 70 arouse the tate sleep.
ers IN time for church a novel pan has
bsen devised Squads " singers have
been organized. and the town divided into
districts. a squad viii DO sent into eacn
district a. O'Clock SUNDAY mornings aud
evanEelistic songs viii be warhic1 up and
down the streets Should this not prove
effective The sounds mlRht try throwing
half bricks through the windows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
PasSelse[ FaTeS lTOm savannah.

fdSSelSeI fdIeS lT0m S1Vanlal.
To NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN. 81.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81; n
IEhMEDIATB CABIN. SO. INFERNO
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81
sTEEHAGE. SO.
TO BOsToN-FIRsT CABIN. -.
flBSI CABIN ROUND TRIP So. ~
I-AMEDIATE CABIN. 81. INTERAik-
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP, -.
sIEEitAGE. SlID
me express steamships OF this line arc
appointed 20 sail from Savannah. Central
i%lm meridian time. as follows:
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg.
I'll kSDAY. Nov. -, 1000 "a. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher, THURS
DAY, Nov. ~ 1000 a. N.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins. sATUR-
DAY, Dee ]. 300 m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggsst.
TUESDAY. Dec. 4. 500 2. m.
NACoOCHEE. Capt. Smith. THURS
DAY. Dec. Q. $50 p. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. SATUR-
DAY Dee 8. 600 y. IN
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg.
MONDAY. Dec. 10. 500 r. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askins. TUES
DAY, Dec. H. 900 . m
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt Daggett.
THURSDAY. Dec. 70, 1000 a. m
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith, sATUR-
DAY. Dec. u. u 30 a. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. TUESDAY,
Dee. ls 200 = m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Askins. THURS
DAY. Dec. 90. $50 D. m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg,
FRIDAY. Dec q. 500 p. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daggs,t,
SATURDAY. Dec. -. 500 p. m.
Y
Dec. g. 72o p m
KANSAS CITY. Caps Fisher, THURS
DAY. Dec. 2. 900 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins. SATUR-
DAY Dec. 81 100 p. m.
NOTICES Steamship City of Birming-
ham VIII 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
ffrom Pier SIS. North river. at 1900 noonl
Nov % 2S Dec. 3. z. y. II. p. q. 81
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
from Lewis wharf. at 1900 noon Nov.
g 30. Dec 8. 10. "A, 10. "a. Is.
This company reserves the right 70
change its sailings without nottce and
wshout liability or accountability there
for
sauIngs New York for Savannah Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays g. m
W. g. BREWER. city Ticket and Pas
sengcr Agent. i07 Bull street. Savannah
Ca.
T. W SMITH. Contracting Fretgh.
Agent savannah Ga
n. c. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah.
Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic Department. 90 W. Bay street
Jacksonville. Fla.
y H. HINTON. Traffic Manager sa-
vannah. Ga.
p F. LEFERVE. Manager. New
Pier g. North river New York, n. Y
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-28
Merchants ! Miners Transportation 20
STEAMSHIP LINES
To Baltimore & Philadelphia

tickets on sale 10 All Points North and
West.
Flrst-class tickets include meals and
herths savannah 20 Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Accommodations and cuisine
uucqualed
The steamships OF this company are APP
pointed 10 sail from Savannah as follows
Central STANDARD Tim0.
TO BALTIMORE.
p. ". MILLER. Capt Peters. THURS
DAY. Nov. 81 u a. m.
ITAsCA. Capt Bliups. SATURDAY.
Dec !. % =. N.
CHATHAM capt James, TUESDAY
Dee I. T. ~.
TEXAS. capt Eldrcdge. THURSDAY.
Dec 6. j.. m
10 PHILADELPHIA.
BFRKsHIRE Capt Ryan, FRIDAY.
Nov 90. . 9 m.
ALLEGuANY. Capt. Foster TUESDAY
Dee 8. r. M
BERKsHIRE capt. Ryan. SATURDAY.
Dec S. g. m.
Ticket ONCE No IL Bull street.
J. J. CAROLAN Agent
NEWCOMB COHEN. Trav Agt.
Savannah. Ca
". +. TURNER. q. = A
A. n. STEFBlNS. a. r. NJ
j. c. WHITNEY Traffic Manager
General Odices Baltimore. MI