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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
HERE's A oURE FoR MALARIA.
Get monEooss From the Philip
pines aud let ~ bite You.
From tho New York sun

AttR INV view Aofk sun
Boston. Nov 5-There il Little ani.
mai on board the ship Ellen A. Read.
which arrived here on Saturday from
Manila, after a hve-months voyage. that
could not be bought for considerable
money although there was a time when
part OF the crew would have contributed
hair their wages 10 get fid OF Il.
When the ship started from Manila,
dysentery and malaria had taken hold Of
every white member OF the crew ana
the captain. G. r. Cam u Yarmouth,
died. Then the sailors began 90 lcolx
about for the Jonah and fixed upon a lit
tie mongoose Six sailors. WITH irons heat
ed IN the galley stove. attempted on the
evening o. June 20 20 drive the animal
into the sea. Every one Of the eix was
bitten. and then the monEco~e escaped.
From the moment they were bitten the
sailors began 20 Improve IN health and
soon they we're entirely well. Later they
learned from two Fiiipinos on board that
the monEoose inhabits marshy ground
and 10 proof against malaria and swamp
fevers. les bite. IN turn they were in
formed. had inocuiatei the sailors and
had overcome tho dysentery ard ague IN
their systems. MonEoose oil IL Giehly
valued In tho Philippines as cure Zoe
swamp rheumatism.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
THEY WANT ARBITRATION.
National Civic Federation wm HoId
Conference.

National Civic Federation wm HoId
Conference.
Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE National civic
Federation has issued the following an
nounoement calling a national conference
TO consider the best means 10 secure CON
ciliation and arbitration IN the settle
ment OF Industrial disputes.
no phase OF our modern Industrial de-
velopment is more Interesting than tho
study aud observation Of the methods OF
Cancellation AMI arbitration applied dur
ing recent years 20 the adjustment OF
difficulties and grievances that constant
BY arise between labor and capital
Strikes ara lockou's are rcrhaps
greater waste of human energy, and re-
sponsibls FOR a greater loss OF wealth 60
society as "a whole. than any other OBJ
siructive factor connected with modern
indust-ialism
Public opinion Itself has been indy
fereut and uniformed as 20 the require
mcuts OF this new age with its rapid ana
wonderful development IN every depart.
ment OF our industrial life, Recognizing
the now Claims arising from modern In
dustria conditions. the National civic
Federation Will hold national conference
In Chicago on Dec u and Is. 20 consider
Ia all its bearings the principles u con
ciliation and arbitration.
1t Is the object Of the National civic
Federation 20 make the coming conference
as practical as possible by bringing 10
gether both the labor Leaders and cap
taIna OF industry who are thc most IL
rcctly concerned and without whose COOL
will no system can be Imposed.
Tho experience OF the past viii De-
drawn upon and practical examination
Of all methods for Cancellation aud arhi-
tratton at presen, IN vogue viii DO made.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
TWO L,non CONVENTIONS.
actions Of tho Parsons and Hayes
Meetings In Birmingham. "A

Meetings In birmingham. "A
birmingham Ala Nov 1.-THE PAT
sons and Hayes factions OF the knights
Of Labor are sill holding their separate
and distinct conventions without Interior
ence with ore another Both are awaiting
the ultimate decision 10 be reached In the
courts
At the sessions to-day routine business
was transacted and strong resolutions
were adopted
The Parsons convention. In its resoiu-
ton. denounced simon Burn Of Piusburg,
a mNmher OF fhe executive board OF the
Hayes faction Tor advocating for non
union men 10 take the place OF men who
were on a strike 40 the time: removed the
disabilities placed on former Grand Mas
ter Workman r. v Powdcrly by the
Hayes convention and Endorsed the action
Of the general officers elected by the Kos
ton Convention In their efforts 10 secure
control OF the property Of the organiza-
ton.
The Hayes Convention adopted a resolu-
ton coudemnlng the Industrial Commits
sion. denouncing contract labor and the
convict system In the South. and pro
testing against amy increase ia che
standing army or the United states.
Both conventions adjourned until TO
morrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED.
Fidelity aud Casualty Company Must
Pay bond.

Pay Hond
Richmond. Va. Nov. lf-An interesting
case decided by the United states Cir
cult Court OF Appeals to-day was that Of
the Fidelity and Casually Company OF
New York against the 81 Matthew Saw
inss Bank Of Charleston. S. c. Judge
Paul wrote the opinion.
j. w thinner. cashier Of the bank. sew
eraI years ago became defaulter The
Fidelity and Casualty Company was SCI
eurity on his bond for the sum OF $4,000
The company refused 20 pay on the
ground that the president and directors
OF the bank had NOT exercised proper dill
igcnce Ia supervising the work o. the
cashier Suit was brought and special
master was appointed 20 inves-
,lgate the case and report lie
recommended that judgment BE- given In
favor OF the hank FOR ne sum ~ 706si
and interest from September 1896.
Judge slmonton. who heard the case IN
the United States Circuit Court gave
Judgment for tbs sum. The Fidelity and
Casualty Company appealed. and the
opinion OF the lower court was unani-
mously affirmed with costs 20 the plain
t{ff
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

You ought 10 have known that
when YOU ceased 20 be regular in your
courses, and you grew irritable with
out cause. that there was serious
trouble somewhere.
You ought 10 know that indigestion,
exhaustion. womb displaecments.
fainting, dizziness, headache, an d
backache send the nerves wild with
alright, and you cannot sleep
Mrs Hartley, Of 22l w. Congress ST.,
Chicago. H., whose portrait we pub
lish. suffered all these agonies, and
was entirely cured by Lydia +. Pisk-
hams Vegetable Compound her case
should be warning To others, and
her cure carry conviction To the minds
Of every suffering woman Of the un.
failing efficiency Of Lydia l.. PinlShaIns
Vegetable Compound.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
CONFESSED AFTER swEATBox.
Negro Admitted the Murder OF IL
Tenr-Old-CirI.

Negro Admitted the Murder OF IL
Yenr-Old-GirI.
Denver. Col. Nov. IA pair 81 ovcralls
and a shirt stained with blood were found
in the baggage OF the three negroes,
Preston Porter and his two sons. who are
detained IN the city prison here on ac-
count % suspicion that John Porter, one
Of the boys. was the murderer OF Louise
Frost. They had their baggage shipped
to Lawrence. Kan, but Il was returned
70 Denver unopened. After withstanding
the pressure OF the sweatbox az the city
Jail for four days. John Porter. who s. i6
years old tonight broke down and con
fessed every detail Of the killing Of the
ii-year-old Girl.
The little girl was tho daughter OF
ranchman living four miles from Lmon.
who attended school in town. on We'd
nesday last. while on her way home she
was wayiaid. assaulted and murdered.
her body showing no less than fourteen
knife wounds
The police department sent two men 90
Llmon tonight to verify some Of Porter's
statements. They wish 10 be absolutely
sure OF his guilt before turning him over
TO the authorities al Limon. owing 20
strong belief that he viii be lynched on
his arrival at that place.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Cigar Company Organized.

waycross. Ga. Nov. 1.-THE Gustoso
Cigar Company has been organized and
granted a charter by the Superior Court
Oaicers VIII be elected az the next meet
ing. probably ~ follows: j s. Bailey
president. ". B Folks. secretary J. T..
Wndiey. treasurer J. Lopez. Cuban,
has taken forty shares 81 sock and Jose
Angelo and Manuel Hianco. two other Gu
hans eight shares each. These men will
move here ~ once from Tampa. Fla. and
Havana Cuba Mr.. Lopez viii travel for
the company In the New England states
Mr. Tom Fain will probably take the road
for the company IN Gcorgia and Florida.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETS.
IL Il Claimed Farmers Must Pay Too
Much for what They Need.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE thirty-fourth
annual session Of the National Grange.
Patrons Of Husbandry. began here to-day
with a good attendance and will continue
for a week or more. The chief feature
OF interest to-day was the annual address
q Worthy Master Aaron Jones OF lndi-
ana. who said that while agricultural
conditions are somewhat improved thoy
are not what they should be. The price
OF what farmers had 20 buy he said. are
TOO high compared with what they had
TO sell and such remedial action should be
had az would cause an equitable adjust
ment OF prices IN all the leading staples.
He urged opposition 20 the ship subsidy
bill and spoke OF the growth Of the Undue
trial combinations. until the entire
country Il Justly alarmed" lie urged an
amendment 10 the constitution clear and
expressive IN It's terms. empowering Con-
gress with the right and authority 70 reg
ulnte corporations The interstate com
merce law. the Grand Master argued.
should be amended 50 that all sections
Of the country could secure fair and
equitable freight rates.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
THE OWNER oT THOSE JEWELS.
Widow Says They Never belonged 90
Empress CarIofta.

city Of Mexico. Nov. 1.-THE widow OF
the late Peter Gay, the proprietor Of
several embellishments here. IL the real
owner Of the diamonds seized By the
United states customs officials in New
YORK She gave them into the hands %
Senior Preza for sale IN the United states
and claims he never medltated fraud
against tho American custom regulations.
The total value Of tho Jewels r. said to
be not over 5000 and they never belonged
10 Emperor Macmillan or Empress Car
lotto. The case has excited much interest
here
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
noTu KILLED INSTANTLY.
Two FIorIdians who Fought a DaeI
over n Woman.

Barlow, Fla. Nov. H-John Carter
ana oliver Moody. two turpentine men.
became involved at their camp. near here,
over a woman to whom both were psy-
ing attention.
and. deliberately planning for the duel.
fired simultaneously When the smoke
cleared Il was found that the aim Of
both men had been true and that both
were killed instantly. Omcers were sent
for. but there Is no evidence that there
were any other parties 10 the AFFAIR be-
fore or during tho shooting.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Br,de AGED ~ wants divorce.


Bradsnberg. KY. Nov. i--Aithough
only II years OF age. Mrs. Minnie Gin IL
grass widow. she has brought suit for
divorce against her husband. Harry GIN
She declares that her husband Is mis-
treating her, and that. too. after a mar
ried life extending over q period Of only
two weeks Minnie IL san childish in
her ways, and only recently put away her
dolls,
The trouble with her husband became
known when she went 20 her mothers
ana said: II am not going % sp'ak 10
Harry any more. won't even play with
him"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Mai. c. 4. Bootb Is Dead.

Louisville Ky. Nov. ii-Mai Charles
Alfred Booth. a. s. A.. quartermaster in
charge of the United States arsenal a.
81. Louis. died here to-day from pncu-
ruouia az che home 81 BIS father-ln-iaw.
ex-Ciov John Young Brown On satur-
day Mai Booth arrived here with his
wife. 20 visit the iatter's parents he was
then only slightly iudisposed but soon
afterward pneumonia developed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
rosroFFIcE APPROPRIATION.
Postmaster General smith VIII Ask
for About 1921 .oOO.CoO.

Washington. Nov. H-Postmaster Cen
eral Emory Smith has framed Dis esti-
mates 70 be submitted 20 Congress and
will ask an aggregate Of about si2i 900 900
as the appropriation for thc entire service
for the nacnl year ending June - 1902
This includes an estimate % $4,000 for
the rural free delivery service. BY tho
close OF the fiscal year 800 rural free de-
livery routes throughout the United
states will have been established and the
general extension contemplated for next
year will Involve about 800 additional
routes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
KRUGER IN sEcLusIoN.
HAS Reached Suex on Dutch Cruiser
GclderIand.

suez. Nov. 1.-THE Dutch cruiser Gel
derland. with ex-Prcsidcnt Kruger on
board. has arrived here. Mr.. Kruger re-
mains secluded In his cabin. Ills health
Il good.
A delegate OF che Marseilles Reception
Committee boarded the GeIderiand here.
but the eventual destination OF the war
ship will be unknown until she arrives at
Port said. where she viii coal.
Mr. Kruger received an ovation "a the
German port OF Dar-es-salaam.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
Cotton sII strike IN Mexico.

Puebla Mex. Nov. it-owing 70 re-
duction In wages In the cotton mills $500
operatives have struck and the authori-
Ties have taken measures TO prevent
trouble which Is threatened. Some o.
the cotton mill owners are not sorry 20
have q reason for closing their mills I'M
ui they can dispose q their surplus
stock. Some o. the mills had already
shut down or were running on half time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
WOMEN MUST SLEEP.
Avoid Nervous Prostitution.

II you are dangerously sick what IS
the first duty OF your physician lie
quiets the nervous system. lac dcadens
the pain, and YOU sleep well.
Friends ask. "what Is tht cause
and the answer comes IN plying
tones, nervous prostration. II came
upon you - quietly ia the beginning.
that You were not alarmed, and when
sleep deserted You night after night
until your eyes fairly burned in the
darkness, then You tossed in nervous
agony praying for sleep.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Tacoma Wash. Nov li-Former Dep
uiy sheriff Richard Adams shot and IN
stantly Killed Daniel Kildee ana William
Kennedy 81 Gem. Idaho to-day. Eo,h
men were union miners and took pr9mi-
nent parts IN the Occur dAlene strike
two years ago. Al that time IA m
served warrants on them and incurred
their deadly enmlty. Adams Wa- treat
IS a hero aud to-day's ootoner's jury e2-
onerated him on the grounds q self-de-
tense.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator Plat Of
Conneciicut. chairman Of the Committee
on Relations with Cuba. has called a
meeting Of that committee for next FIJI
day under tho resolution OF the Last sss-
Sion OF Congress authorizing an investi-
cation Of AFFAIRS IN Cuba IN connection
With The developmenls ln the Nicely case
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
4 SURPRISE ron PIrrsBuRG.
Andrew Carnegie WIZ Establish "A
Polytechnic school.

Pittsburg. Nov. lt--Andrew Carnegie. It
is stated on unquestlonable authority. has
another surprise for Pittshurg and in It's
accomplishment s. willing. as usual. 20
spend several million Of dollars. His pur-
pose Is said 20 be the establishment Of a
polytechnic school for the instruction Of
practical mechanics and the Industrial
sciences The amount o. money which
Il Is said will De spent by Mr. Carnegie
IN rounding ana eudowing the school Is
10000 Details OF the proposition are
expected 10 De made known tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
rnE V0TE ~ DELAWARE.
McI<inIey's Piuraiit, In the Little
sfnte ~ a.gnI.

wilmington. Del. Nov 1.-THE complete
oflcisl vote % Delaware for President r.:
Mckinley 1851. BRYAN 1855. MeKiniey's
plurality 2a0i
-four years ago The plurality FOR hc-
Klnloy was 1.Ti6 The Prohibition ticket
resolved 537 votes anu the Social Demo
cratic sickot 81. Total vote, ti.9oi.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
URGED TO BEooME DEMOCRATS.
No Future Before the silver RepHb-
Iicnn Party.

Minneapolis. MINI. Sov. A-Members
Of the silver Republican National COM
nlttee have been IN conference here over
the question Of the party's future. Among
those participating were Charles a.
1'owne chairman % the committee;
George H. shib!ey Of Illinois. and +. s.
Corser Of this city. treasurer Of the com
mittee. Ii Is understood that they have
decided TO issue an address in which they
VIII express tho belief that the time has
come for the swing up or the party or
psrizatlon al silver and Lincoln Re
puiilcana viii ne urged. u r. understood,
10 become Democrats.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
scat WIN nr con,c.trd.

Memphis Tenn. Nov. Congressman
eject X. NJ. Patterson Of the Tenth dis
trlct has been served with notice by
Zachary Taylor. his Republican opponent,
Ia the recent election. that his seat IN tho
next House will be contested. but 40 no
tice was given upon what grounds the
contest will be made
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
INDICTMENTS WE'RE POUND.
Divorce NH Operators to Answer Co
Recorder Con.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE grand jury re-
turned indie ments to-day 10 Recorder
Con in the Criminal Court against Henry
Zelmer and Frank Wilson. the alleged
operators OF the divorce mill recently dis
closed by the district attorney and others
The defendants are charged with per-
Jury and subordlnation Of perjury There
arc two indictments against Maison. two
indictments against Zeimer. one indlct-
meut against Wilson and one Indictment
against each OF tho women. Mrs. Horrick
and Miss Thompkns
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
TWO coal nARoEs LOST.
They Probably Went Down with All
On Hoard.

Philadelphia. Nov n--F W Mum. Of
this city to-day received dispatch from
Capt Haley OF the tug Teaser. a. Provi-
denee. r. J.. to the effect that che coal
bargcs Hudson and Robert Ingle Carter
had been loat. The barges in tow Of the
Teaser. left here week ago for Provi-
dencc.
According to the dispatches. the barges
became separated from the tug on
Moniauk Point Thursday night during
tho blight ~ the gale. II ~ believed they
have foundered ard al on board lost. on
board the Hudson were Capt Lseices,er
Webster Of Wakefield Mass. his brother
John. and an assistant Capt L. 2.
Bartlett and three assistants were on the
Carter when she became lost
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
READY ron THE HEARING.
Gov. Roosevelt VIII Take Up the lee
Trust Cuse.

Albany. N. Y, Nov. lt-Rela'ive to the
charges preferred against Mayor Van
Wyck 70 the efees that he is a stock
holder IN the American Ice Company.
Gov Roosevelt said tonight he had gone
carefully over the history az the case with
Attorney General Davies and was perfect
F prepared for the hearing which VIII
.' siven tomorrow in the executive cham
.ai
j. Noble Hayes. counsel for the Wor.d.
his notified the Governor that he viii be
present. Nth his partner. Wheeler II.
eekham. The hearing viii be public
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
PLANS TO DEFEND THE cur.
Young Hood PrcdominRtes In the
New Syndicate.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE World say-
Nat and John - Herreshon came 20
New York yesterday and were present a.
meeting OF a syndicate formed To- the
defense Of the Americas cup.
Young blood prodominates IN the syn
dictate. which SIS composed Of Cornell Us
Vanderbilt Herman y Duryoa, Harry
Payne whitney and the old gulrd a. rep
resented by J perpont Morgan. Il was
learned that the plans shown to the syndi-
cate were approved.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
WEDDING N AUGUSTA.
NuptinIs Of Mr.. william Alexander
aud Miss Adelaide Moore.

aud Miss Adelaide Moore.
Augusta. Nov. 1.-THE marriage OF Mr
william Alexander and Miss Adelaide
Moore. with Mr. Leopold Alexander Of
savannah as best man. was a popular so
cicty even, to-day Tho ceremony was
performed BY Dr plunkel OF the First
Presbyterian Church II was a beautiful
home wedding. largely attended. The
brides Younger sister. Miss Mary Wilson
Moore was maid OF honor. and her two
brothers Messrs. Frank aud J. W. Moore
Jr. were ushers After the ceremony a
delightful luncheon was served Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander loft on an extended North
ern trip Gen. r. r. Alexander was
among The guests from o distance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

New York. Nov 1.-THE funeral SER
vices 81 Henry Willard were held a. his
late residence. Thornwood Dobbs Ferry.
at 3.ib O'Clock shis Afternoon. The Rev
Theodore G. Williams OF Hackley Hall.
Tarry town, ofiolsted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
sPIyNERs ADOPT PRICES.
warm Fight Precipitnted Among
Southern Hosiery Men.

Nnnthrrn H0~Icry Won.
Charlotte. v. C.. Nov. IA meeting Of
the southern Hosiery Yarn spinners A.
ISOLATION was held here to-day. the OBJ
ject being 60 nx a schedule Of prices. The
Committee on Prices reported In favor Of
the adoption Of the Atlantic schedule. The
majority Of the members appeared 10 be
In favor Of higher prices and warm hight
was precipitatcd The amended Atlanta
schedule was finally adopted % mini
mum. The price was therefore hxcd az II
cents Tor los. a rise 81 isc number up 20
and including rs. Above Z2s rise % Nc
numhnr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

New York. Nov. 1.-THE meeting % the
Pacific Mail dlreetors. NJ which Dresi-
dent was 70 be elected. this afternoon.
has been postponed this time without
date
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

London. Nov i5-"We understand"
says the Daily News. that Lord Rob-
erts has ntimated that e Is impossible
70 withdraw more troops from South A.
81
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15

Algiers. Nov. 1.-THE United States
hattieahip Kentucky. Capt Chester CON-
mandinE. will leave this port tomorrow
for Naples. where she will await orders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-15
BoTHA MAY SURRENDER.
Has sent N Statement of HIs Terms
90 Gen. Roberts.

London. Nov. I5.-Commandant Cen.
Botha. according to a dispatch TO tho
Daily Mail. from Pretoria. has sent 60
Lord Roberts a statement OF the terms
on which he will surrender
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
LIvrRMoRws SPECIALS.

I'M Elx .room hauae cloac In.
ES EiEht acres. highly improved.
49, lArEe cottage house. close In,
NS9..A new six-foom house, on INSTALL
asD ssyen-room house. corner lot. easy
IN Fine ,en-room house. ground 9oSiso.
H ~. T y. n ien-room house, close in;
Ten acres % fine land. 40 minutes
! qsm the city, fruit land.
~S~kos nne lotA on tho broadway car
sFs close Ia Pike street.
.sa<htl acres ~ anc land ON line now
4 ,sss.n< tnilt. suitable for tsn~aerc hofnhS
~k'x rnom house on Twant " third av-
sS'ss ffuit. flowers. Lawn. city water.
sfne and threev1uartef acres % va
u rpnt; .rnnnine spring water, fine
reaes, ~ cle,sn, sandy beach,
f~ts.NrN homo on Twelfth avenue;
Mfr lot. modern improvements street
1850 ami severed. cement cellar. eV-
r,ettalng nne iinish.
Aores water fYpnt. one heur =
49, tfen ear Hue, timber on the lant y
kN more tran the price asked.
ave some ~ the choicest lots IN The
49, Nv. "a fuurteOnth avenue. Thirteenth
1850 fwelfth avenue. aud the Rf0ad-
aE district, that can scli you below
10y hsAfses pfico, for cash.
g y. IiNEENORE.
s-.---sN New YORK building
srrAEsilsHEn 1855; rosl6en, Of seattle
ale We are selling the cid Dunlap
~ " Tracts &c suit the purchaser.
~ the Seattle a Nrnten car line
= ENsp o. cheaper Than any 9TH
sN on a Scent car line cut 81 cha
assside lands FER sGso per acre.
~. eshlrgtou water front. near
sts,fntpn Beach
%&lH*~ F0tar.1tarx. AGA kna.,...... 49,
,sEisdlng ANU '''ss"'e" eVN
wv 49, ksei lots on car line. SIS psr lot
- iaeerie property; faill sized lot IN
80 heuses on one lot: rents for So
TX, sn~pth; price - 10
."NiA large house close IN Q,auss
isss 1917 price, s. ioa
IA sI peas Madison street. $3.50 to
49, une, ssea ~
lnssaiess, on Grant street bridge. 81 500
sss,sNe farms Ia ali parts ~ The
~" W. DUNLAP. Entraaee 81 Union
-----. Biock
80 s-rncw hot So. el~ee In. iarre ~
sssA' mus, he seld AZ once. gohn
s.:.. avs, 81 pioneer block
1yr until yeu have seen our list
a hsniek. 2ls Bailey Hook