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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
Personal.

Mariana Beulliure the famous Span
ish artist IS az work on a monumental
vase which the city Of Bucnos Ayres l.
70 present. 10 the Queen Regent Of Spain.
Sidney Grundy Is one Of the most pro-
ductiyc OF dramatic authors. In one year
he has been known 10 produce i've plays.
lie began 10 write al - and he il now
s.
Augustus ST. Gaudcns. the sculptor.
underwent a serious but successful oper-
alton In a Boston hospital recently. but
Is now rapidly recovering an Of his old
strength.
In discussing national politics ths
other day David 3. Hill said refectivcly:
Presidents are very much ike sausages."
Why asked puzzled auditor. oh you
like en- better when you don't see EN-
made. was the dry rejoinder
Gen. Fi,zhugh Lee and family hal In
tended to return to Cuba Oct. -. but the
prevalence Of yellow fever In Havana has
changed the Generals plans. lie viii re-
turn 10 his post alone. but the family will
spend the winter ia Richmond. Va.
Tho Prince OF wales recently said Of
President Loubet OF France. Il like him
much better than / did NJ Faure. NJ
Loubet has che air Of being a good citizen.
which he ought 90 be. NJ Faure put on
the alrs Of a sovereign. which he was
not"
The Prince OF Wales has lately amused
himself by collecting pens of famous writ
ers OF the Victorian era. lie has one that
belonged 10 Tennyson ono OF Browning s.
OF Swinburne's OF Hardy's and nifty or
sixty more. including q curious inkstand
once the property Of Robert Louis Steven
son.
Three bronze tablets have been afhxed
% a wall neor the bust Of Bishop Brooks
IN the Phillips Brooks House" at Cam
bridge. Mass. which has iuet been opened
TO the public on the tablet above the bust
g. the inscription: This house Is dedicated
90 the plety. charity hospitality In CRATE
ful memory Of Phillips Brooks" The
plate on the left gives biographical details
and that on tho right reads: "A preacher
Of righteousness and hope. majestic IN
stature. imperions in utterance. rejoicing
iu the truth. unhampcred by bonds Of
church or station. lie brought by his life
and doctrine fresh faish 20 people. fresh
meaning to ancient creeds. To his univer-
sity he gave constant love large service.
high example"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
Tab TREATY CLEARS TnE WAY.


Sundays Chicago Record has signed
article by Mr. Bryan, IN which he makes
very strong defense OF his position on
che Philippine question There r. nothing
new IN this article but the auti-lmpar-
isiistic arguments which he has used in
his various speeches are clothed In a new
dress. aud are made to appear more at
tractive'
There Is one point in this article that
should receive more than a passing no
tice. II IS being charged against Mr.
Bryan an the time by Republican stump
speakers and newspapers that he is as
much responsible for the possession or the
Philippines by tho United States as Pres
idout Mckinley. because he insisted that
the treaty. by which the Islands became
the territory o. the United States. should
be- ratified. II is admitted that he favored
tho Bacon re- olution. which crowded that
the Fiiplnos should be dealt with as f.
was proposed TO deal with the Cubnns
but q Is pointed out that he Insisted up n
thc ratification OF the treaty after the
Bacon resolution was defeated. and that
II It had not been for him the islands
would not now De a possession % the
United States.
on this point Mr. Bryan in his Chicago
Record article says:
The ratification or tho treaty. instead
OF committing the United states 20 "a COLI
onisi policy. really clears the way for the
recognition Of "a Philippine Republic. Lin
coin. In his first Inaugural mes sage. con-
dcnsed an uuanswcrahle argument into
"a brief question when be asked. ''Cnu
aliens make treaties easier than friends
can make lnws2' The same argument o.
presented IN the question. could the In
dependence OF tho Ftipinos D. secured
more easily BY diplomacy from foreign
and hostile nation than Il can through
laws passed by Congress and volcing the
sentiments OF the American people aloneg'
II Independence q more desirable to
our people than a colonial policy who is
there. or what Is there. 20 prevent the
recognition OF Philippine Independence II
o. absurd 20 say that the United States
can be transformed from q republic into
au empire without consulting the voters.
The imperialists may Dc willing 20 deny
60 tho Filiplnos> tho right 90 govern them
selves. hut they cannot deny 20 tho Am r.
team people the right 60 determine the
policy 20 Dc pursued by the United States
ia the settlement Of the Philippine Ques-
tion
According TO the foregoing, IL was Mr.
Bryan's purpose 10 secure tho indcpond-
onco Of the Filipinos By having the treaty
ratified 10 may be that n he could have
foroscen what trouble it would be TO
bring about the iudcucndoucc of the FIJI
pinos ia that way. DE Won net have In
sisted so strcnuously on TIE ratification
u the treaty. lie would have stood prob.
ably, with those who opposed the treaty.
ard there were many. both Democrats ana
Republicans
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
I'D INcnrAsn IN rmr rsrI,IATEs.


Il is worthy Of notice that az the cot
ton season advances there Is 40 increase
IN the estimates OF the size q the cotton
crop on the contrary. the dispoaiiion Il
to reduce the estimates
IL o. a fact that in many paris o. this
state the outlook for even a half crop Is
very FAR from promising. The weather
durlns September was not favorable
10 thc crop In some localities there has
been 100 much rain and in others there
has been a drought Consequently there
are complaints from nearly all parts OF
tao State.
AID the situation Is not much better IN
about al Of the other states. From 70
ono Of them do there come enconrasing
reports. That being the case. is Il not
fair conclusion that the conservative cs-
Innate made early in the season. namely
szlooo5 bales IS altogether too hishf Does
d not begin 80 look as Il the crop would
not reach 10000 bales2
By many "a was thought that the price
on cotton would drop below 10 cents
pound By the end Of september and re-
main below that price Tor q very consider
sblo part OF the season. II has not drop
ped. on the contrary. It has risen. and Il
would not be- surprising II II should con-
tnue 90 rise
The cotton crop experts have q pretty
fair opinion Of what the volume Of mo
crop viii be-. ana the splnucrs have been
Informed Of this opinion. That is why the
price OF cotton Is remaining 20 arm. The
splnnera Of Europe who closed their mills
In September with the hope that cotton
would pile up tn the warehouses aud the
price would drop are becoming alarmed
They viii become panicky a little later on
and wifi be so eager 20 buy that they VIII
send the price upward with a bound. The
wise sranners are those who have bought
an the cotton they could and are taking
what they can get now.
The situation in china Is not going 10
have az great an effect on the cotton mar
ket as Il was thought Il would month
ago The exports OF cotton goods to that
country may be cut down somewhat. but
not enough 20 materially affect the de-
maud for the output Of the cotton mills.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
MR.. BRYAN AND TnE NEGRO VOTE.

II seems 20 us that the construction
which Col Alexander q Lawton. IN a
communication published in another coli
umn this morning. puts on that portion
Of air Bgau's speech delivered ia St
Paul Minn.. on Monday and reported IN
our dispatches yesterday. which relates
90 the treatment the negroes have re-
ceivcd az the hands OF the Republican
party In the matter Of omcas, IS a strainct
one Air Bryan simply fal1 that the
negroes had done for the Republican party
oil that that party could reasonably eX-
poet them % do--that they had bestowed
the presidency upon O. more than once
ana 90 return had been civ "a iauit1rships.
Ills aim ia thus dealing with tHe negroes.
wa not 20 have them TO Understand that
n they would vote Tor him they would be-
rewarded with hotter Offices than they
have received from the Republican party
bui that there g. no longer any reason
why they should feel under obligation 60
that party that they should feel free 90
vote in accordance with their inclination
ana judgment
In some o. the states which are regard
"a as doubtful there IS a very large negro
vote for instance. the states OF Ohio and
New York Mr.. Bryan Is Justified ia us-
Ing every fair means 20 get that vote Tie
understand that there ls great d.asatis-
faction among the negroes, particularly
tho negroes OF tho North. with the troat-
mcnt they have received FROM the Re
publican party. That this s. 70 D. shown
by what Col Lawton says In his com
municauon. ana the recently published
letters ana interviews Of Bishop Turner
OF this state. Tho negroes do not think
Mr.. Mckinley has done what he could to
suppress the lynching Of negroes ia the
South.
But u should be noticed that Mr. Bryan
hes made no promises 70 appoint negroes
20 Office and he has not said In any q
bis speeches that he would appoint them
Ia tho event Of his election. even y q
should be shown that they contributed
largely 90 his success on several occa-
sions recently he has been asked whether
he approved the Acknowledgement or nc
groes ga Louisiana aud North Carolina.
ana he has sald nothing from which the
negroes could draw differences that they
would receive greater confederation than
they are receiving from the Republicans
In the event OF his reaching the pres-
iency.
Mr. Bryan holds out no hope 10 the
negroes that under a Democratic admin
istration they would get greater recoEni-
tion in The matter Of Offices. lie Is doing
nothing more than trying 20 make ne
groes who are dissatisfied with the Repub-
licau party understand that their obiiga-
lions to that party have been discharged
ana that they are NOW free 20 vote the
Democratic ticket. n il were his purpose
20 reward negroes for voting for him he
would not hesitate TO say scat least. a
fair inference from his record Is that he
would not.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
lADEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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Legal Notioc--Citations From the Clerk
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Medical-Dr. Picrco's Medical Discovery
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

"ohlo S. a doubtful state" says Demo
cratic Chairman Long Of that state and
we have good hopes and a good chance
Of carrying II for Bryan" n can safely
say that Mckinley ana Roosevelt viii
carry Nebraska. says Republican Chair
man Lindsay Of that state. This Is an in
tercsiing feature OF tho campaign. The
Democrats are claiming that they will
carry Mai McKinley's state and the RE
publicans are claiming Mr.. Bryan's IL Is
doubtful 4 the hopes OF either viii be re-
allied
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

Col. Arthur Lynch. formerly in command
o. the Second Irish Brigade Of the Boer
Army D. 10 New York ae Is quoted a.
saying that he expects President Kruger
OF the TTsnsvaal 20 visit the United
states before great while He does not
know that It is Sir. Krugers purpose to
make this country his home. though he
may 90 20. The sturdy old Boor would
ma a warm welcome ia the United States.
and incidentally there are any number or
American promoters who could tell him
how 10 invest those millions OF gold IN
manner 20 yield him handsome returns.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

The FIRST sugar Of Loulsiana's new crop
reached New orleans last Friday. almost
a month Ia advance 81 last seasons fret
receipts The Times Democrat SAYS that
this s. not only earlier than in 1850. but
earlier than Tor ten years past ana r.
somewhat OF a surprise Both GOTTEN and
rice are backward. and while the sugar
district has bteh more favored n the
matter Of weather. no one supposed that
the sugar crop was much n at an 30 adj
vance OF previous yeats. An indications
point not only to an early crop. bat 70
large one-one OF the most successful in
many years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

The government Of Colombia has con-
cluded that It does rot desire. or rather
cannot afford. 10 own George Gould's old
yacht. the Atalanta II was stated resent
~ that the yacht had been purchased by
the south American republic and would
be htted out a. war ship. 10 appears.
however. that the wan ships already own.
Cd by Colombia. small in tonnage AMI Few
in number. have neither guns nor urm,r.
ana the government has 10 money with
Shich to purchase the equipment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
onANGrs IN sTnEET NAMEs.

II "a reported that Alderman Dixon
chairman Of the Committee on Streets ana
Lanes. viii submit to City Council AZ ne
next meeting an ordnance changing the
names. or rather the numbers. Of the
streets south OF Anderson, 20 that the
uumhcr-names OF the streets viii con-
form 10 their respective positions In the
man OF the city. Thus what Is now First
street viii become Thirty-frst street. since
there are thirty streets from Bay TO An
derson. inclusive. 10y adding thirty to the
present street uumber-names the correct
position OF any ono of the numbered
streets would be Indicated by ns name
Twelfth street wouli become Forty-sec-
ond street and is name would Indicate
that Il Is forty-two streets from Bay
street
This change IS one in the limo Of prog
ross. and Il viii cost the city nothing more
than Inc value OF tho paper on which
the ordnance Is written. And now s. the
,iue to make 81. before the southern sec
ton becomes closely built up and the res
,dents become strongly attached 10 the
old and erroneous numbers When tho
present system OF numbering the streets
was begun. what Is now the southern Sec
ton OF the city was beyond the corporatea
limits. Now that that section IS part OF
the CORPORATION. q would be only an act
81 commons sense 10 number its streets ia
conformity with their actual numerical
position A. the numbers stand they give
the stranger the impression that there are
only twelve East-and-West streets In Sa-
vannah. whereas there are fOrty-two OF
them.
II Alderman DiNons ordnance should
also call for the changing Of the names OF
such short connecting streets as Pine
Harrison. Margaret William. New. etc.
TO Congress. State. York, Oglethorpe av-
cnue. nun. etc. OF which they are merely
extensions. Il would siili further straighten
out and simplify the street divisions and
nomenclature. An Improvement similar TO
the one suggested was made when Joachim
street which was an extension Of Bay,
was given the name OF the latter. and
when canal street went out OF existence
and River street took its place. Zubiy
street. which runs west from Broughton.
might we'll be called by the latter name
Indeed the city map shows a number Of
such changes which might be made. with
the result Of more clearly identifying the
location OF the streets. and thus increasing
the value Of property situated upon them.
For Il is fact that properly upon a well
known street Is worth more than It would
be upon "a street seldom heard Of even
though the latter were merely a coutinu-
alton of the former.
That portion OF tho city IN which Mar
garet and william streets are located was
once a suburb, ana was known as Ewcns-
VILE. and the streets were named after
William Even and his wife Margaret. VINO
owned tho property. There is 10 good
reason why these streets should not now
be renamed 20 correspond with the streets
in the main portion Of tho city Of which
they are combinations Indeed. the names
should have been changed long ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

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taken by the most delicate. Kidney Dis
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Blood. Stomach ard nerves soon succumo
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recommend II. Price si.c0
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the medicine
that the Quaker Doctor made all OF his
wonderful quick cures with. Its new
and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia.
Toothache. Backaehe. Rheumausm.
sprslns. Pain in Bowels. an fact. all pain
can be relieved By Il. Price &C ana ~
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
indicated soap for the skin. scalp and
complexion. Price Ice a cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALvE. a vews.
table ointment for the cure OF letter. &C.
Eema and eruptions OF the skin. Price
iec q box.
FOR GALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

The Philadelphia Press prints dis
patch from Pekin. signed "Robert Cole
man. Jr." IN whsoh the statement Is made
that some OF the missionaries. both Cath
ollie and Protestant. have set tho Chinese
a very bad example by seizing the val
uabies Of the wealthy Christians. Pre-
sumably she valuabies Of wealthy Chinese
converts 20 the Christian religion are what
g. meant. IL will take many years 20
erase the memory OF these acts" con-
iinues she correspondent II IL hardly
conceivable that che missionaries took
part IN the footing II must be tina, they
seized the property Tor the purpose Of pre-
venting 81 from falling into tho hands OF
the LOOKING soldiers. intending TO restore
81 20 ~ rightful owners upon the eesss-
ton o. h0suiiues.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

Mrs. Emma p. Ewing. OF cooking school
fame. said to a class u young women at
Syracuse the other day: 81 want 10 say
20 you that the averaEe American man IS
just my idea OF a saint" She qualified
this however. by continuing: THE sain,-
illness of the American man Is shown IN
his long. patient acceptance Of an M
managed home and badly cooked food. d"
She declared that she would have tho
Legislature pass q law prohibiting any
gin from getting married until she knew
how 90 do homework. Behind his hand
the average American man viii breathe
forvid amen" to Mrs. Ewing's observa-
ton. and then be viii go right alone mar
rying The average American giri. who does
not know how 70 cook. Just as he has al
ways been doing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

The riot" ia Georgetown =. c.. seems
20 have been merely matter OF sus-
picion on the part OF the negroes and
nervousness OF the part o. tho white
people No harm was done. Meanwhile tho
situation was for time dangerous ana
but Tor the prompt arrival OF troops there
might have been bloodshed. Georgetown
IS IN the black belt 81 south Carolina.
the proportion of negroes to whites being
about ave to one
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

A special session OF the Texas Jegisla-
turo may b. called to AFFORD relief TO the
city government OF Galveston. The city
IS practically bankrupt II has no funds
with which to maintain government.
and It's sources Of revenue were wiped OUT
by the storm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
An Open Letter
Jasper Springs,
near savannah, en-,

Columbia Drug Company,
savannah, Cat
Gentlemen-I have been suffering
with ChiIIs and Fever for more than
three months. Have been under
treatment of several doctors, tried
several so-caiied chiu Tonics. none
of which benefited me. At last
tired one bottle OF your smiths chin
and Fever Tonic, and within three
days I feIt much better, and after
using the second bottle am glad 70
say ! am entirely cured. 4 write mi.
so that you may he able 20 Inform
others who may suffer and nssur.
them Of cure. Very truly yours.
tsiEned HENRY ToETrER.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

Some OF the Republican papers arc
pointing out how Mr.. Bryan could be a
United States Senator Il he wanted 90.
ana IN that position do much to advance
his political ideas Meanwhile Mr. Bryan
has a very fine chance Of being President
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

Senators Hanna and Boveridgo ought Co
get together and arrange a compromise
with respect to trusts Hanna says there
are 40 such things. while Beverldge tells
what 70 do with them.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

II Is said that the Boer general. Chris
tan De Wet. bears a striking likeness TO
the Irish patriot. Charles Stewart Parncll
This likeness g. Is surmised. has given
rise TO the repeated rumora that Parnen
IS not dead. but in South Africa fighting
with the burshers. in tho person Of DE
Wet
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

oddly enough. the Emperor Kwang Hsu
has net committed suicide nor been pois-
onsd by the Dowager Empress since the
Powers marched upon Pekiu. II might be
a good thing for Kwang Hsu 20 have che
Powers remain at his capital permanently.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03

II h stated chat New Jersey. by state
and county appropriation. has built 1000
miles OF good roads in the past eight
years. and now stands al the head In this
respect Whatever else we may think OF
New Jersey we are bound 10 admit chat
she u right In this matter. and has build
ed for future prosperity.