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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30
HOLDING OUT.
CONTINUED from page onc.)

CONTINUED from page one)
pairing "A proclamation for distribution rs
ne travels toward Chilli, requesting the
Boxers" to disband and return to their
homes.
The British consul at Tien Tsin tele-
graphs 10 the foreign Office today that
letter from Japanese colonel I'm Pekin
states that ...e legations were safe July
%. There had been no firing on the le-
cations since July H. The consul
adds:
"A reliable messenger who failed TO en-
ter Pekin but reached there, returns,
stating that there was no firing on the
legations between July is and July 10.
In view OF this evidence the British
government Is convinced that the lega-
tions are safe.
San Francisco. July 600. r., Bat
TALON OF Engineers. li5 men, which left
West Point. July "a. has arrived here.
ENGINEERS ARRIVE AT FRISCO.
Among the sick soldiers arriving on the
transport Warren and now at the general
hospital arc Major Willis Wittech of the
Twenty-first United States Infantry;
First Lieut.. r. o. Flaherty. Co. @. OF the
Twenty-seventh Infantry. and Capt. j.
II. Rash. co. A, OF the Twenty-ninth In
fantry.
CHAFFEE REPORTS ARRIVAL.
Washington, July sO,-The war depart
ment has received the following cable
gram from Mai. Gen. Chaffce:
"Chee- Foo. July 20.
Adit. Gen. Washington:
Left Nagasaki daybreak on July 26.
Arrived Taku at 10 night OF July Is.
tSigned)
CHAFFEE. Major General
LONDON CONVINCED.
London. July 3O.-At last the British
Is convinced that the minis
ters at Pekin arc safc. Brussels. Berlin
and Washington advices were regarded
with certain amount Of doubt. but once
the British consul at Tien-Tsin officially
confirmed them all doubts vanished.
At this hour (5:30 y. m) the good news
has not become sufficiently known to the
public To cause rejoicing. bat the feeling
NJ relief aud giadncss shown by officials
" ho have read the dispatches can scarce
is be described
I'm the same breath that they express
their delight they say this afternoons
dispatches may be regarded as almost az
much triumph FOR Secretary of state
Iiay as a relief from international anx-
ETY..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30

The great superiority OF Money over
Man. said the Cornfed Philosopher. lies
IN the fact that while money talks. n bat
seldom givcs itself sway IN tho perform
ancc thereof indianapolis Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30
A SlANOER SUIT.

Alpha l.. Greene has begun suit against
j., y. Burrows 20 recover 5000 Ihe basis
Of the suit ir alleged slandcr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30

"They claim that the new poetress OF
PASSION II a warm one"
Warm Say, she doesn't even dare 10
wear celluoid cuffs. s."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30

From Oakland Reach Hotel Dinner ~.
cry evening from TO o'clock one dol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30
Mo,h,nr Setter rne.e p.ys

Than ride to Oakland Beach on the troll
ley cars. Dinner at the Hotel from TO
) o'clock. One dollar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-30

EDWARD e. DAM NJ ERs,
as Westminster 81. Prov. R-I
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
NELLY CASE ON nov. IL.
other Important Causes 60 Come he
fore the supreme Court.

Washington. Oct. i5-The Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day granted
the motion OF the government 10 advance
the Nicely cases and assigned them Tor
hearing Nov T. The cases came uD from
the Federal Court OF New York on the de-
cislon Of Judge Wallace. denying a wri-
OF habeas corpus The government Is very
anxious Tor decision which viii settle
the constitutional questio involved
The court assigned for the same day the
two cases which involve the great Gues-
ton as TO whether the constitution ex-
tends over the new possessions Of The
United States. One is the case Of Goetz.
a New York tobacco importer app aiing
from a decision or the United States Dis
trict Court for the Southern District OF
New York Affirming the decision n the
board Of general appraisers mixing 10
bacco dutiable under the Porto Rico tarin
act.
The other comes 20 the Supreme Court
under the title Fourteen Diamond Rings
VS. the United States" II comes up on
apDoal from the Federal Court OF llii-
nols One Peke. q soldier Of a south pa
kota regiment. which served IN ms fh''-
lp,,ines. is the claimant. When he re-
turped home from the Philippines he
brough, with him the diamonds Tney
we're seized BY the Federal authorities
In Chicago and conhslated a. smuggied
goods Through Pekc's agency suit was
brought to recover them on the ground
that as the Philippines were part OF the
United states within the meaning OF the
Constitution. and that no import duty
could be levied. the diamonds were not
dusiable and. therefore, were unlawfuily
seized. The lower court IN both Instances
sustained the action Of the Federal au-
thoritics
In the case Of Daniel Gray Wiley.
plaintiff in error. vs. Sinkier and other
election officers OF South Carolina for re-
fusing 10 allow the plaintiff co vote FOR
members Of Congress. the court held tnat
Wncy's right 10 vote for member on
Congress was undoubted. but that the
niaintln. having failed 90 register. that
defect was fatal The judgment OF the
lower court was affirmed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
GERMANS CELEBR aTED.
nnron Won sternbcrg Wrote a Letter
of FeIicIfntfon

Washington oct. 1.-THE German Cen
trai Vercln tonight celebrated the ami
versary Of the arrival on American shores
Of the first party Of German pioneers IN
Amepca,
Baron Won stornbcrg who has been the
German charge d'afaires during the
greater portion Of the summer. was ex-
pected 10 be present and address the meet
Ing. but his appointment 10 another post
made this impossible. An interesting let
ter from him was read. In which he spoke
of the cordial relations between the
United States and Germany. saying IN
pare
again we are facing an event which
shakes the earth 10 fits foundations. and
upon the hlood-staIned fields Of China
tte Powers urc fighting side by side Il
wns The clear foresight OF Mr. HAY and
Count Won Buelcw whose plain words an
nounccd 10 the world the course 70 bc nur-
sued. II We compare their words. We
End they are almost Identical. and every
suspicion OF se'f-gnin is dispersed at hrst
sight Does not this going hand IN hand
OF those two Powers in China gave the
greatest guarantee that the peace OF che
world VIII b. retained and that commerce
and peace viii soon be established IN
CHINA q"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
CALLED THEW MEAN LIES.
Roosevelt Denies Statements That
Are Attributed 60 Him.


Chicago. Oct i5-The following teie-
graphic correspondence between Secretary
Heath Of the National Republican Com
mittee. and Gov Roosevelt was given
out to-day at Republican national head
quarters.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt-Foliowing
matter being widely circulated on hand
bills In Kansas and other states:
Gov. Roosevelt said IN a speech Ia
Cooper Institute. New York IN 1896.
The way 20 ge, rid Of Bryanism and
IT'S chid-labor troubles O. 20 stand Il up
against the wall and shoot q to death
And in speech made In Chicago Just
after the great strike. Any person who
w0uh join "a strike or 20 near one ought
to be shot
''Win the man who earns his breed ~
labor support the Roosevelt ucket7
please wire to-day. " possible speech
answer 20 above - hat ! may repeat q
by wire wherever u b. being used
"p. s. Hath"
"EllzabethtoWn. Ky. oct 1.-P. $.
Heath. Chicago Both statements are abb
solute lies Without one Iar.ic e
of foundation ~ any sort ]
never said anything remotely resem
bling either statement either n
Chicago Auditorium or Ga Cooper lusti-
tuto or anywhere else. II responsible peo-
PIE circulated them I should suggest p
suit for criminal libel explicitly denied
them In Kansas City. They are SANDER
Gus lies which would only be circulated
By scoundreis. and which were known
to he lies By the people who invented
them and the people who circulated them
Theodore Roosevelt"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
RECEIVES BRYAN TONIGHT.
New York Making Great Prepare
fionH for Hls Coming


New York. Oct 15-Tomcrow night will
occur the demonstration In this city la
honor OF William J. Bryan. Preparations
OF a most elaborate character have been
made with the idea OF making the recep-
ton 90 be rendered the Democmtic pres
idential nominee the most spectacular and
most memorable welcome ever extended
to a candidate for political honors Ia the
history OF America.
Mr.. Croker received a Telegram from
Mr. Bryan today. announcing positively
the time OF hts arrival
Mr.. Bryan viii hold an Informal reccp-
ton shortly after his arrival He Will
have rest OF an hour before he h. -omrs
Mr.. Cookers guese a. dinner at O'Clock
There will be meetings az Madison
Square Garden. Cooper Union and Tam
many Han and a number OF open air
gatherings.
The Bryan ratification committee held a
meeting tonight 90 perfect details AIR
Croker. ga an interview. said.
The Republicans have been trying to
throw cold water on this meeting We
will show them what the people think OF
Mr.. Bryan. IL Will be the higEes, thing
that has happened In this city for years
There will be "a lot Of lies told about tho
matter. but the people will sec for them
selves"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
WOKE UP nRIDGETox.
stevenson Gave % the First Touch
of Campaign Life.

Ot hNtNhAbH
Brldgeton. n. j.. OCT. T-Thc FIRST touch
OF life was given the campaign here by
the arrival Of Hon. a. r. Stevenson. ire
Democratic vice presidential candidate
who arrived shortly after noon. MIR
Stevenson dealt with trusts and imperial
ism He pronounced imperialism a. the
paramount. overwhelming issue Of the
campaign Speaking 81 trusts be said.
THE trust evil IS the greatest a This
country. In three years over six hundred
trusts have grown up with a capital a
SO. O0a oo0O. competition has been cut on
and there 10 no chance for small capital
You have been told there are 70 trusts
or that the trusts were good trusts ! am
inclined 20 think the good trusts, ike the
good Indians. are all dead
When they talk Of four more years OF
prosperity. I am Ia favor Of four more
years OF prosperity for the common people
and not the trusts The growth OF these
corporations mas been 80 alarming that
there must be- stringent laws against
them. Into whose hands VIII you put
the enactment OF these laws2 Under
whom have they grown or who n opposed
20 the trusts. and 70 whom are the trisir
opposesi2-the Democrats party. The Ia
terests Of your families and OF the country
are not identical with the interests OF tho
men who have built up these enormous
eornarafioua %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Findings Handed Down Fro" Fiori-
dn's Highest Tribunal.

Tallahassee. Fla. OCT i5-Tho state o.
Florida ox rol j. ~ william. plain ~
W. ". y. Boxham. controller defendant
-mandamuf Motion 20 vacatc order o.
dismissal and 60 roinstnle case. et,.. de-
nlcd. 81 q. Jordan fcr petitioner.
Frank ~. Baagctt, rlaiuun iu error vs.
Savannah. Florida ana Westorn Railway
Company. defendant Ia error.-Marion
county Motion 20 strike and dismiss de-
nled r. A. Burford ard j. ~ White
Tor motion. Anderson a Hooker contra.
Columbia county pialnun in error -.
Graham s. HuhHell. defendants iu error.
Columbia county. Motions 20 cor Get
record. TO dismiss VIII 40 error. and -
amend motion denied. q ~. Palmer for
p'aintin iu error. S. " Ives ara 4 j.
Henry for deffuiaufH Ga error.
william Mitchell sud Anthony MINIS.
plaintlfs In error. ~. the State 81 Florida,
defendant in error .-buFai county l-r-
utlon 20 relnstate case denied. George y.
Walker for petitioner
Jnhn p. Baruesan ana Evans Hnhe np-
pei.nnts. W.. Charles " Vincent 81 al
executors ctcas appeilees. -AiachuA COM
a. Notl0n 20 dismiss appeal 'enieti
fChief-Justlco Taylor disqualified. not ST.
tinel w vs. Hampton tor motion +
Horatio Davis and }. y Whi'ehe.d con
ira.
The Capital city Light 4 Fuel Co. ap-
reliant. w. The CRY - Tailuhnaseef APP
Deliee-Leon county. Decree aiilrmci
Opinion per curnm Fred r. Myeu FOR
appellant: Gen a. Rauey for appellee.
William knight. plaintiff Ia error. "
the State Of Florida defendant u error
Alachua county Ju6xmeni reversed AMI
now trial granted. Opinion bF Mr. JUS
lice Carter b. A. Thfasher Tor plaintiff
iu error
samuel Stewart ond Lenrie stewar'.
plaintiff IN error W. the State of Florida
defendant n error. --HiilsborouEh county.
Judgment affirmed Opinion By Mr.
Justice Carter. Barron Phillips for plain
TN in error. the Attorney Genera for the
state.
r. r. Richard. pialnfin In error W. the
State of Florida. defendant IN error
Hrodford county. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion BY Mr. Justice Mabry. John 4.
I1rtridgc and Willis a. Long for p.ainun
ln error
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
ON COTTON
u Confident CROP WILL
>or ENCEED o.ooo'ooo.
o:cLllE is UNJUSTIFIABLE.
,orroN - WORTH MORE
:" ,,,. m - Now BRINGING.

80, for the Fail In Price
AZ the commissioners save
N l,,,on - Deterioration since
.,,,f..ioncrs Made Their Es-
# of 1.3G5. 5OO-Frost Cannot
,he CROP More-Expccts
Fluctuntions.
Fl . OCT. 15-Commissloner OF
d .-. Cd q Stevens declares that
decline In the price OF cotton
II uujusthable. lie says that
nth more than Il Is now bring
..t. Boz his opinion. the whole
lot exceed 10000 bales.
arer stevens stated that there
ou for the fall in price known
.~ ropt speculation. lie further
.r,r the estimate made by the
4 ...rrs or agriculture, Aug. D..
.aan the crop would really be.
.U.1n. The estimate was s.955.5O)
"A Tx estimate was made subject 70
rHa.ltion in the crop and TO early
- since that time there has
IA t.rn any reaction IN the crop, but
aiually deteriorated all the
There Is no top crop: frost, either
rly. would not AFFECT the crop
sal this applied TO all the cotton
Il fem the best information he
could -thcr,
II u- .us also stated that he had
III direct communication with an
tr states. aud that he was now
- .o assert that. In his opinion.
q Or .rt cotton crop would not be
IA s "ra bales and that a number
"A th. eannl sslouers In other cotton
IA match the crop al less than
"a Ha very confident IN his estimate,
mat cnly time can settle this
n ASTON what the people who are trying
n Ban market are doing 50 with
ar.f ..us 60 back up their efforts to
. area 81 cotton down.
"a mmi-sioncr Is Of the opinion that
ha uuctutations In the market
% Hme t1 time, and while he will not
rm+ himself as TO what the price will
a,a~ or % is clear that he believes
cotton Is IA good purchase at the
asu price. He urges that the mills
r. rotc cotton than will be- pro
1ri while they are al present buy
from week 20 week. that the time
ou. lu the near future when the
a he forced 20 have the cotton.
.ta other hand. he realizes that there
1s much difference between the raw
taisi and tie products produced by
mills .1 leave any profit for the mills
n8rat8 turing cotton into cloth. but he
arf of the opinion that this matter
t1.. to be adjusted IN some way
! t1aro is any settled price for the
- mat.rill
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
IN HIS VALISE.

''r Carries Grape-Nuts Food.
an 60 McDade. Tex. who cured
a., doe fse Of Grape-N Nuts food,
-4erpne'icit me physical ana
ar.es with Indigestion. dilated
o. -'f iIp@tion. and neurasthenia.
rant.f. .ieiiy, vapor baths, travelling.
'id medicines. ad nauseam.
FOO ~. pui myself on Grape Nuts
q. Tore the FIRST package was
..,-' ,''l. such an Improvement that
b ci.- iHlcnli 20 believe. / finally got
b rv XXX 4rapc-Nu,s in my vallse. and
fet'rt. when I didst have a vaIise.
an n. secured a new case OF two
fLt a-. ire that could eat. and did
gtnsa and assimilato the food ana
nu.,', '''i Sably in strength. / am now
Pave ~. tending to my practice. /
"a a. ID. i"eniy years IN his practice.
8 ,hs Co say that Grape Nuts food
a,i, ~. 'o' PERFECTLY ana scisntlarally
~ urof. nave ever known. My name.
fl,Iss.,.. 'enal reasons, should not be
eass IN. u can he given privately TO
csita. q, are 10 Inquire. By che Postum
La Battle Creek, Mich.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
nan NEGROES CAPTURED.
They Were On the Habit of Fieecina
Wen of Their own CoIor.

HfH ~ AhFAf NNA hRf"Fs
Dublin Ca. Ocf. l5.-Polieemnn J. l..
Cowart. Jr.. day or two aso broke up
a gang Or negro robbers whose operations
in Dublin have extended over several
months and whose boldness would 20
credit 60 the bad men IN the Diamond
Dick variety az novels. ne arrested three
Or thcm-Tm smith. WIN COY aud John
Harmon-who have few aliases besisiea.
Tho gang has vicfimizcd dozens or neEr0cs
from the country, and doubtless q great
deal Of money has been lost by thc inno-
cent and ignorant who fen into is hands.
The plan has been TO catch negro fron
the country VINO haA just a0id his cotton.
eutice him to some out-of -the-way place =
and fleece him OF nis hard earnings. An
EFFORT would always b. made by one OF the
gang 10 ger the counirynnau into q game
a. cards. which. falling would b. followed
by the Appearance ~ othera~of the gang.
Ia ono way aud another-by some sharp
trick. n possible sy force. 81 necessary
the country negro would be- relieved Of oil
he had. Policeman Cowart caught two Of
them "rei-Faudef' day or Two ago.
Just iu the rear OF RacheFa blacksmith
shop two OF them had q country negro
backed against a wall and had just got his
last cent when the policeman arrested
them. They were given term u ninety
days on the streets. along with another
who was chught Yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

Beaufort. : G.. oct. is.-whai might
have proven a very serious accident was
narrowly avertCd here Saturday after
noon. A gasoiine apparatus used 80 thc
bicycle repair shop Of Mr. Gordon Wood
run on Bay street exploded. blowing the
proprietor through door and scorchlng
his eyebrows and moustache. AIR Cant,
Mr. Woodrnn's assistant. had presence 81
mind enough 90 shut on the valve con
Meeting che iet With the gasoline STORAGE
tank and thus got control Of the flames.
which for nn0ment threatened serious
CONFEDERATION Very fortunately. neither
OF thc young gentlemen was hurt So
rioualy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
Emory's Tennl. Tournament.

Emory College oxford. Ca. OF. i5-
The tennis tournament which for the last
few weeks has been the centre Or inter
at in athletic circles ~ Emory was con-
ciuded this afternoon by brilliant con-
test between Tiffany Turnbull u Monti-
cello Fla. and Robert Hemphiii OF At
lanta ia which Hemphii came on vie
torious. The results Of the sengi-hnai-
had left the championship between these
two. and a great deal % interest was
manifested IN the final contest The tour
nament for the championship Of the SIN
gics has greatly augmented interest," In
tennis here and that for the CHAMPION
ship Of doubles which begins tomorrow
will be ferleiy contested.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16

Wnycroas. Ca. Oct 15.-A white man.
giving his name as Lincoln, passed
through hero. having the appearance OF
having becn in q wreck. He said he was
sec upon by a band OF negroes al Evrett
City. and beaten into inHonsihiiiiy after
which they robbed him 81 few dollars In
money. also his coat and hat
The Epworth League Conference closed
last night after most enjoyable and
very successful session. strong sermon
was delivered by Rev. r. ~. whiting
last night. the closing event Of the confer
eucc
settles Souihcrne Poiytechnic School
opened for The lso1-igol term to-day. under
Of seventy pupils. There are about 100
children attending school IN Waycross az
this time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
RIsE IN STANDARD OIL.
stock Has Reached the Highest Point
In Its History.

New York. oct i5-The price q Stand
ard OH shares to-day advanced far be
yond all previous records selling at 5sA
against SIS on saturday The price OF
sss was high record until to-day. s was
touched a little over year ago.
The stock sold at the opening to-day at
$50. then on a purchase OF ten shares
more. the price jumped one point to 81.
There was another then on . single trans
actions TO $50. after which sales were
made al SO. 57i. SIS and 5U. about ten
shares selling AT each point advance. FL
nallv forty shares sold az $50
on Oct the stock sold 81 3D. making
an advance OF a. points in less than Two
weeks. The buying since chen has al
been by brokers fer the Rockefeller IN
terests. and the advance has been accom-
panied by reports that another iaIEe extra
dividend would be declared Ia November.
To-day per cent. was bid for the Novem-
Der dividend.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
HANNA TO wonKINGMEN.
a Sort OF Free-and-Easy Time Was
Had In wisconsin.

Milwaukee. Wis oct Ex-senator
Hanna, senator Frye OF Maine and the
other Republican notables who left Chi
cago this morning for tour Of the
Northwest. made their FIRST stop at Ra-
cine Junction. Wis. where large crowd.
composed principally OF workingmen from
nearby shops. was IN wasting.
Hello. Mark cried someone In thu
crowd
Hello how do YOU do. boys?" said
Senator Hanna. with a laugh
Senator Hanna spoke 10 part a. fol-
lows.
You have heard a great deal about The
different issues in this csmpaign There
are only three weeks left. and We have
not time TO talk about anything but the
issue that interests You and me. And
that issue ~ our present conditions and
the continuation OF them.
The full dinner pail Is the best aIgu-
snent l know Of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-16
CHIEF DEvERY's PRECAUTIONS.
Arrangements He HAS Made for
Handling Brynn Crowds.


handling Bryan Crowds.
New York. Oct. 15-Chicf Dovery ~ The
police department announced to-day his
programme OF arrangements FOR the re-
cepton to william J. Bryan In this city
tomorrow. The mounted escort Of TWEEN
ty-six policemen VIII meet Col Bryan al
the Grand Central station and conduct
him 70 the Hoffman House This escort
viii be IN attendance on Col Bryan dur
ing the day aud evening ore hundr q
patrolmen viii keep the streets In the VI
cinity OF the Hoffman House clear OF the
crowd.
The mounted escort will conduct The
candidate and committee 70 Madison
Square Garden In the evening During
the meeting nineteen captains and So pa
trolmen will be Ia the vicinity OF the Gar
den
There viii b. four telephone booths a.
the Garden. connecting with polio head
quarters and additional telephone boo'hs
az Tammany Hall. Cooper Union. and a.
the overflow meeting az Twenty-fourth
street and Madison avenue An omergen-
cy hospital will also be established Ia the
basement Of the Garden. After the meet
ting ~ the Garden Col Bryan will to es-
rorted TO Tammany Hall. and white he
Is speaking a. the latter place. an inspec-
tor IN command Of f0o ratrolmfn viii ~
within easy distance on Irving Pace
Similar arrangements. on a smaller scale
have been made for the Coorcr Union
meeting All precincts and sections are
ordered on duty tomorrow night
The general order issued by the chef
provides that the men under no cirrun-
stances shall have their hatons In their
hands. except IA case OF seif-defense and
emergency All police viii wear white
gloves aud viii not show any arms Of any
sort unless ordered 10 do 20 by superior
officers