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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Mcotlnrr-Masnolis Enoampment No.
!. l. o. O. =.
Special No'ices-Fancy and Represso'l
Brick. savannah Building supply Com
pany. Paints. Varnishes Etc. Andrew
Harley Company: ship Notice, strachan
a Co. Conagnccs. ship Notice. J. r..
Minis q Co. Consignces.
business Nouces-E. d ". Laundry:
Harvard Beer az De Soto.
Amuscmon,s-Thc Robson Thea,er Com
pauy al Matinee and Tonight
Beer-Anheuser-Bu Busch Brewing Associa-
ton.
Postum Coaee-Postum Company.
Steamship Schedule-Mcrchants and
Miners Transportation Company.
Stoves and Rangea-wm. q II. II. Lat
timore
Washing Powder-Pearline.
Modical-fiostetter's Stomach Blucrs:
Castoria: Ayers pills: Hoods Pills
Cheap Column Advertisements-Heln
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rens
Tor Sale. Lost: Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24
nr. Wa. Ions Distance wooluG.

How the Chinese minister at Washing
ton. Wa Ting Fang. secured. when a
yourg man and about 90 be- married, the
unusual privilege OF seeing. before the
wedding day. the girl who was 10 be his
wife. was told by him to several friends
few days ago. says the Saturday Even
ing Post
In china our young men DO not select
wives for themselves but leave Il 10 their
parents" he said
We know that our parents want us 20
b. happy and we are willing 10 let them
judge who will make a good wife, The
young man D. never permitted 20 see be-
fore the ceremony the one whom he j. 10
marry.
I'VE have Few unhappy marriages IN
China. and perhaps that Is because We DO
not spend an the affection hef0re mar
riaee Is u seems Co me the young people
to America sometimes do.
~ was very anxious 10 see the girl my
parents had chosen Tor me. but they told
me % would b. impossible 10 have an Ia
tcfvicw or even a formal meeting. and
tnot ! could not even see her. But after
had begged very hard they finally con-
scented 20 let me have one look al her. and
the permission oycrioyed me.
So one day ! SAT- hv q window behind
bind whlln entirely hid me After watt
Ing long time. three Young women came
down the street and ] was told that ono
% them was 20 D, my future wife.
sue which one Witch one Is she?'
! demanded eagerly and when was told
that % was the one on the outside look
cd az her harder and Wfth greater delight
thar ever looked az anything else either
b. fore or since"
The minister was silent for a few mo-
ments. and his mind was evidently busy
with the pleasant past Then he said
with q hul-chuckle.
What was curious 10 know. but
couldn't ANA out was whether tho future
Mr. Wa knew ] Wns looking az her Oh.
% Was entirely contrary TO Chinese Ell
quette-entireiy-but ! shall never forget
10" happy ] iclt as ms bridc-to-be came
80 prCttily ID the strestsst
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

few days ago Bible was found on
thr desk Of Senator Hanna. az Repub-
ucan headquarters. The discovery Great
- somethinE like condemnation among
'he sta0 Of tn Office. Fred Gibbs. one
81 Hanna's neutenan,s. was 80 much sur
prised ara agitatod that he started an
invcstiEntion 40 ascertain where the book
had come from. Hanna said that Joe Man
iey Of Main, was responsible for BE-. and
M'nlcy declared he could prove an ahhi
Thc only way he could account for "a was
that % had possibly come In from the
room Of the local committee. Lemucl Ell
Qulgg Was called into consultation. and
admitted that Il misht have been present.
- 90 him "a the time he vas posing as
retormer. but said his memory on mat
point was treachcrous. Finally the vol
ume was removed TO a high shelf where
the sight of IL would not disconcert tie
Republican committeeman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

known ln which a standard half-5ushel
measure vas mailed up ia q stable as az
o,.s t,ox by tee state officials who re-
ceiysd %.
Tae TINTED states have row 10 Official
Standard Of mcasurcmert Of light, eicc-
tricity. magnetism. temperature. afr pres
sure. stc. aud must depend upon European
on al bureaus fdr such standards
-rI ouslr,ls OF complex ani dcilcnte instru-
men,s FOR sausins quality. volume. AS
tanre ~ capacity are now mIdo Use % ~
the OPERATIONS 81 cvery CAV lie. and for
many ~ them 90 b. dfflcult 90 obtain an
absolutely Trustworthy stundtrd. Tess
81 suelr. Cor instance. are made with an
lrstr1meat called % poI4ri-eorc. The eoy-
crmcut levies fa duty on sugar accord
.ue Go the various degrees shown hv tho
uo.ausoope test lu casc an Instrument
40 oue of che PRINCIPAL ports Of entry for
-uesr snoai De- wroue % is easy Co see
hcw grave iniurficcs would ba done either
tn the eoycrnmcut or 90 ihe importer
Tests Of spirits are made with the hyd-
rometer. and an unreliable instrument
would either Do injustice 10 the govern
u.tnt or the owner 81 the spirits. The
Importance Of having every instrument OF
'he kind Thoroughly tested Is therefore
apparent
a on to create bureau Of STANDARD
weights and measures is 10 b. introduced
~ The next session Of Congress. Il Is
proposed that one Of the duties Of the
bureau shail 5e ,ho organization OF an
state ana city sealers. Their stanshard
would BE- compared from time to time
win those % the government. aud KEEP,
in adjustment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

A number OF factory girls ara on strike
In New York Many OF them are said 20
be upon the verge OF starvation. AZ best
when the glrls are az work upon fun
time. their wages are small They earn
barely enough 20 meet their urgent wants
Meanwhile there Is heavy demand Cor
domestic help. for which the supply is
totally inadequate Why do not the strik-
Ing factory girls go into domestic SER
vice? The wages are as good In the
home as in the factory. II not bet
Indeed. in domestic service an honest and
capable girl would find the life easier and
the temptations infinitely fewer than In
tho factory.
Many girls have the idea that as do
mestics they would be looked down up
on" They assume that working in a fac
tory or a shop. al wages pstifully small.
Is more honorable" than working as a
domestic servant in family. They have
an erroneous idea OF the real dignity OF
labor. As matter OF fact. no work which
a woman can do Is more honorable and
more dignihcd than housekeeping. why
Il ever should have been thought that
attending 60 a machine In a factory was
more gentcel than making parlor and bed
room tidy Is "a mystery. II the pay for the
former were better. or the work lighter
or the hours more convenient the pref
erence for the factory might be account
ed for reasonably. But such Is not the
case. domestic servant who under
stands her business has no dimculty in OBJ
taining a place where wages are a. good
as or better than those OF the factory.
while the surroundings are much more re-
fined and less dangerous.
As domestic the careful and consclen-
tious girl not only earns as much as or
more than the factory girl. but she fits
herself 20 make a happy ana prosperous
home OF her own In after years. A. SER
want she comes into contact with and
solves problems in domestic economy. ac-
qulring experience and Information that
will be Of greater benefit 90 her when
she becomes the mistress Of household.
Ia the factory the influences are too often
vicious: Ia the household they are sell
dom 20.
IL may be that many ladies-of-the-
house. who must bo pleased by che do
mes,ics. are qucrulous. in-tcmpered ard
unreasonable. But the majority of them
are not The average woman a she head
Of a household Is disposed 10 h. reasona-
BILE. Just and kind. II she sees the domes-
nc making efforts to do what Is right
aud render satisfaction. she may usually
be depended upon 10 encourage ana help
the Girl Ia every way possible. II Is the
prejudice against domestic service that
keeps girls out o. IL. Il would be better
for them n that prejudice were overcome.
The Republican platform recognizes the
existence OF trusts President Mckinley's
letter OF acceptance recognizes the exls-
tence OF trusts Yet Chairman Hanna
SAYS there ore no trusts Ia the United
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

a Pennsylvania whisky dis,lllcr has
copyrighted the seals OF Yale Harvard.
the University Of Pennsylvania, and sew
oral other great colleges, as a trade mark.
and under the law he IS the only person
IN the United States entitled 10 use those
seals for business purposes. II seems that
the colleges had neglected 20 protect their
seals by legal process. hence the distiilcT
mad a right 10 make use OF them and 10
copyright them II IL believed that tho
colleges VIII object TO having their seals
on whisky boaucs and win bring suits 20
have the copyright annullcd. on the ground
Of public policy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

Tho Democrats could hardly ask any
thing better than that Senator Hanna
should continue on the stump. Ills coarse
brutality ana his porversion Of facts are
good vote-makers Tor the opposition 10
the Republican party. Congressman Gaines
Of Tennessee points out that while sena-
tor Hanna now denies the existence OF
trusts, the Congressional Record for the
recent session. on page GO shows not only
that Senator Hanna recently recognized
the existence OF trusts. but Endorsed and
advocated them a. good things Tor the
country.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

Complaints have from time 20 time been
hard that the trusts Of this country
hove been favored by the Commissioner
Gsuerai o. the United states az the Paris
Exposition. hence it is no novelty when
the complaint comes from independent
typewriter manufacturer that they have
not bcon given fair deal az the exposi-
uon ana that the typewriter trust has
secured ali Of the honors. The independ-
en- manufacturer have registered Kick
b. Washington with respect 20 the mat
tsr. But they have no hope that their
are vel aware that the trust Is a liberal
contributor 70 the Republican campaign
flna.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24
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CURRENT COMMENT.

The Springfield (Aiass) Republican
Ond) says: Hollands government per
forms a graceful act In Offering trans
portation 60 Paul Kruger from South Ar
ri.a to Europe on "a Dutch warship There
is a stately Yet melancholy significance
moreover iu the act. historically consid-
cred. Kruger fought the last tight Of the
Dutch race IN Africa against English
domination. and be would have won had
the mother country. Holland been able
TO aid her Offspring commonwealth"
The Louisville Courier Journal (Dem)
says. Mckinley. Roosevelt and Hanna
an pooh-pooh the idea OF there being
trusts Perhaps they will do the same
a. 70 such protests a. are now being made
against the coal trust In Pennsylvania.
They may prove like the fellow who be-
nttIsd the doiuge when u set In and said
u was merely shower
The Cincinnati Enquirer CDcm) says
"The Anaconda STANDARD brightly sug-
few months longer Mr. Bryan viii ap-
point him 20 the Arbitration Commission
himself but he should not rely on H. Mr.
Bryan will put only true friends Of the
republic on guard"
The Pittsburg Post DEM says; THE
indications are that Bryan VIII carry the
mountain states ~ he did IN isss. These
lrclude Idaho. Colorado. Montana. Ne
vada. Utah and Wyoming. Roosevelt
was sent West IN the hope Of revolution
izing them but II is a certalnfv ha win
l,e disappointed"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

The Board OF Supervisors Of Election Of
Baltimore. getting upon the advice OF coun-
eel has decided that natives OF Porto Rico
VINO have resided IN che state for a year
and in the county for six months when
otherwise quilined may vote In che cleo
lions, that they are citizens Of the United
States. and a. such are required to con
form 70 the local laws only
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

The concatenatod order Of Has-Beous"
s. q new social organization in Cleveland
o. rs membership Is composed OF d.
yorced men, VINO take this means OF help
ing each other 20 FORGET che homes they
have lost u De- surmised chat classes for
sewing on buttons and darnlng socks viii
b. Instituted "a the club rooms
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

Northern papers herald the fact that
Percy Rockefeller. son o. the standard
OIL magna'e. having Just Left college. will
go 10 work for a living Il Is 20 be hoped
that he wa prove "a better sucker than
Potter Palmer's son. who worked" for
dollar day just six weeks
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

The odds on Mckinley are growing less
When the campaign opened bets were
made a. five 20 one. a week ago the odds
were generally swo and o half TO one. on
Friday and Saturday two 20 one was the
hgure. The New York betting is referred
60. Thlre does not seem TO Be a great deal
Of money anywhere else that Is seeking
investment on the political race.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

Edward Bashinger who r. supposed 10
have been the premier Of petty thieves Of
Pennsylvania. committed suicide AZ Ian
csster the other day. lie was known 70
have committed and been prosecuted for
upwards Of 90 small robberles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

Mark Hanna .s an impressive person
age, 20 long as he keeps his mouth shut
BU when he opens his mouth ne puts his
foot In IL. and becomes ridiculous
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

The indications for Georgia and East
ern Florida to-day are for fair weather.
with light variable winds
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-24

The Republican platform recognizes the
existence OF trusts President Mckinley's
letter OF acceptance recognizes the exis-
tence Of trusts Yet Chairman Hanna
says there ore no trusts ia the United
StsteA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-06

written some time ago. were correct at
the time, and that the individual the sem
ator referred to has since released him
from that promise, If such a promise was
given But, If the letters were of very
recent date, this explanation would not
fit. and some other would have to be
found to placate the ire of the friends of
the Duluth and st. Paul candidates. Per-
haps, If the name of the person to whom
Senator Nelson was pledged were given.
relieved. And when this little affair is
being explained satisfactorily to the Re
publican politicians, as 1t will be, no
doubt, the senator might favor the public
with one of his terse opinions on the
statement made In the Dispatch New
Years day, to the effect that he. Sen
ator Nelson, on former occasion pre-
scented the name of Eli S. Warner as
candidate for United States marshal to
Senator Davis for his concurrence. know
ing, when he presented it, that that con-
currence could not be obtained. The
writer of the article in the Dispatch SEEM
ed pretty positive that such was the case.
and appeared to know all about such an
incident, but there is hope, amounting
almost to a belief in the minds of many
admirers of Senator Nelson. that the Dis
patch's statement is more or less mac
curate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-06
NOTHING UNsOUND.


r.. G. Dun & Co.'s Summing Up of
Weeks Trade Conditions.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-R q. Dun g.
Co.'S weekly review Of trade will say
tomorrow:
Failures in 1899 were 1928 In number.
with liabilities of $125, 1872 79. The last
days of the year added a few to the
number and some millions to the known
liabilities Of firms and banks which failed
close to the end so that commercial de-
faults reached $780, ,6s3, of which $780,
1872, 1854 were in manufacturing, $4S, 924, I'll
in trading, and $11 1852, 1854 in brokerage,
promoting and other commercial liabili-
ties. Moat people in business have
been so oNupied with the accounts and
the settlements Of the past year that lit
tie new business has yet been done. No
new tendency in manufacturing or in
trading appears and less change than
was anticipated in money markets.
There is nothing unsound in the bust
ness of the great industries, but an ex-
tensive revision of prices may disappoint
extreme expectations. Two ways of
stimulating business are adopted The
Iron Age notices transactions Of magni
tude in foundry iron which indicate that
some SELLERS are willing to make con-
cessions to secure the trade Of good GUS
toners.
'fBut the Steel and Wire company has
advanced prices of wire nails, barbed
and smooth wire rs cents. Bessemer pig
is no higher than 1t was six weeks ago,
and steel plates have declined.
1.-THE DISPOSE ion to still ask higher
prices is seen in boots and shoes. zoe ad-
vance being asked on some for which 171ac
was asked and paid in November. The
yielding in hides at Chicago, in spiA Of
short receipts, because warm weather has
checked killing by farmers, has reached
per cent in the past month.
"Cotton goods are at the highest quota
lions Of l~et year, with good demand.
though cotton has declined little. But
the goods were at no time advanced quite
in proportion to the material, and are
in that sense cheaper now than year
ago. Wooden goods are also much low
er with respect to wool than year ago,
and some fu ther advance has been ex-
pected Wool is strongly held though
full prices asked a month ago cannot be
obtained"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-06
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Pineville. or.-As the result of a drunk
en- quarrel at a Pluto Indian camp Mat
thew Wewa killed his wife. Happie. ia
tally wounded his brother Charlie and
two squaws named Tyler and Susie, and
killed himself.
Boston-Joel G. Tyler. late teller of the
Safety National Bank OF Fitchburg, was
tolay sentenced In the United States
court to serve five years In Worcester
Jail for embezzling the funds OF the
bank.
Ell Paso. Tex:-Geronimo PARA and An
tonic Flores, Mextcans. were hanged here
at o'clock this afternoon for murder.
indianapolis, Ind.-John Mitchell. presi-
dent Of the United Mine Workers. Is just
back from Pittsburg. where he went for
the purpose Of attempting. with others.
to adjust the strike OF printers. He
says that nothing was accomplished
Boston-Stephen F. O'Meara, the editor
and publisher of the Boston Journal has
secured the majority interest In that
property.
Pittsburg, Pa.-The American Steel and
Wire company today posted notices In all
of It's plants notifying its employees Of a
general advance in wages of tx per cent
to take effect from Jan. l.