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pledge to me-"
Judge Greene Is said to be the crossest
man In California and when IL was an
nounced that he was a candidate for one
OF the Hawaiian Federal Judgeships a
fnearV prayer for his success went up
from the Oakland bar. But 1t seems their
n0pes were dashed. and His Honor him
sell attributes his failure to lack of sup
port from Senator Perkins The political
sosslps insist that he has written a let
Ter OF about a thousand words calculated
70 scorch the hide of the Senator for his
perndy, real or supposed.
Judge Greene Is not only the terror of
the bar but likewise of the newspaper-
men OF oakland. The story goes that
me Oakland Tribune once printed some
ming that made His Honor hot. and he
can get hot quicker and stay hotter for
n little thing than anybody The paper
was scarcely OF the press when he came
tearing into the Office with II crtImnled
IN his clenched fist. He made at the Of
nee boy behind the counter
where Is Dargier' he cried
=, Inc once boy stammered that he be-
ieved the proprietor had gone to the city
The infurfated turfst giared at the boy
Tor an instant and then sha king the pa-
per IN his fist under the terrified Young
sters nose. he shouted:
hold you personally responsible for
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FIELD OF
POLITICS
The Question of Run
ming Mates.
OEWErs WEAK CANVASS
Hawaiian Legislation is Delayed by
the Rush o. Bills in
the House.
Especial Correspondence. l

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The question
uppermost in the minds of politicians is
who is to be running mate of President
Mckinley on the Republican ticket.
Scarcely day passes that does not see
the proposal of the name of the "favorite,
SON of some State and his prompt dis
avowal of any desire to enter the fight.
II Is a singular fact that, in nearly ey-
cry instance, the men who are seeking
to put themselves forward have met NO
encourasement from the. friends of the
President who rightfully enough should
have tho predominant voice in the pre
convention discussion of candidates.
Probably the most persistent candidate
for the Vice Presidential nomination is
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Woodruff
Of New York, who has been much ridi
culed because of his gorgeous raiInent
and especially his iridescent "weskits .
He Is creature OF the Platt machine
OF New York State, but young man of
some attainments and no small fortune
He frst conceived the idea of booming
nlinseiI ,, Tor the vice Presidency when the
very popular candidacy of Roosevelt
tioVeTnor of New York and Colonel Of
the Rough Riders at Santiago. was nip-
pFu IN ths pug by his emphatic refusal
70 allow his name TO be considered for
the place. Roosevelt would have contrib
uted much strength to the ticket. for he
Is Known as a man of great personal
Iour4ee not only on the field Of battle
but, in his office Governor of New
YORK and previously when acting as As
sistant secretary of the Navy Roose-
xeit would run like wild fire" in the
West, where his aggressiveness9r and
strenuous activity have won for him
greater admiration than In the more
restfui East. But he has SC resolutely
set eisappFoyal upon all efforts to
torcs gliSn upon the national ticket that
The friends OF the Administration have
practically abandoned all hope of induc.
ing him to change his mind.
Just at this moment probably the most
promising candidate for the Vice Presi-
dentlal nomination at Philadelphia is Cor
nellus Bl IS, who was for time Secre-
tary of the Interior in President McKin-
ley's Cabinet. Bliss is in no sense of the
word politician, although he has had
some experience in political life. He has
reen successful business man in New
fork city and is above reproach If the
SECOND place on the ticket should be ac-
'"r"Ho ~ h's STATE. his nomination ought
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Hebrews to Hold Services.

There will be special Jewish services
at Progress Hail. corner of Fort and
Beretania streets, this afternoon. at 3
O'Clock to which all who are interested
are invited There win be special
prayers Tor the prosperity of the Terri
tory OF Hawaii and readings from the
scriptures. number of prominent
Hebrews will take part In the services.
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Greene Scores P-rk ms.


~ must say was surprised when
nrst loaraCd that Senator Perkins was
supporting Estee for the District Judge
ship Of Hawaii" said Judge Greene OF
Alameda county. II had every reason I,
believe he was pledged to me and that
uLdor no circumstances would he break
his promise to gave me h.s undivided sup
sott in the matter. when 1 sad 4 want.
"a 90 be Uniteu states D.str.c, JuCgs IL
ssaWUtt, he ssiiu 4 was partiIUIariy u,tcu
tor tnc once anu That 80 Tar as iit VA.
tOuCtrucu thoIc WAS nOthtng ne woulD
mont
.snat was when the Hawaiian Com
m ssioners were cut here Ola their way To
the isiauds. rae maze his s,ato ment a..
che presence OF senator CullOm anu Goa
gfCHsmau Httt. IL came about In th.s
way. While riding over To san Francs
60 with senator PERKINS that evening
spoke ot the probaDhit,es OF annexation
and dWclt on tine advantages IL would be
70 tbs country and ali that sort OF
thing.
oral Oftlces mat would be created II the
ISLANDS were annexed. Among them he
spoke Of "A United states District Judge
snip. said that would suit me. Later.
I'm the presence OF Senator Cu.lom aIu
Congressman Hit, he revived the sub
jeCt. They seemed favorably disposed
toWiara a., thS projeSt, enr, sa;d sd thoHsnt t
Maihe aud all agreed thai ne would be "a
strong card. Senator lerkins wanted TO
impress on me that In case the position
wus created l was TO be his sole candi-
date.
Later. on his return to Washington. he
wrote me concerning the matter anu tod
me he had not forgotten his promises or
the Conversation We had with the IIa-
wailan Commiss. oncrs at the Pa ace Ho-
tel. lie suggested that get other men,
bsrs % the delegation to tadoTse my can
didaCy. l did so. All OF the Congress
men signed the petition to Mckinney Ey-
cry Judge on the Supreme bench OF Cali
fornia indorsed my Cand .daCy. TIE Unit
ed states Circuit and District Judges and
the United States District Attorney 50
supported me. Judge Morrow wrote a
strong personal lottcr advocating my
cause l was led to believe that Senator
candidate Of his own. lie was ready, so
Far as I could learn, to vote with Sena-
tor Perkins. IL looked as though l had
left nothing undone that could in any
way strengthen my fight. ! felt confident
that Senator Perkins would stand by his
promises 10 me. But In that was mis-
taken.
II was personally convinced of his
friendship for me, not only on account
Of what he said and wrote. but through
his public actions as well. / awoke from
advocating me for the p pace, Senator
Perkins had gone TO the President and
asked him 20 appoint NJ. Nj. Estee United
states Judge OF Hawaii.
Just what influence was brought TO
bear on him to make this switch ] can
not say. I have never bad any trouble
with Daniel NJ. Burns. In fact. / scarce
y know him save by reputation. ] have
pointed Perkins might have him for r.
val as n Senatorial candidate. but Of that
! know nothing. ! am not sCre and /
do not want 20 be listed az n Kicker" 20
use a slang phrase. hut 7 do expect q man
| 20 Keep his promise 20 me. especially
whom he gave that promise gratuitously.
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Company Turned Down.

Judge Davis has denied the motion
of the Canadian-Australian Steamship
Company for new trial of the case In
which Jennie Alexander of Hogan's
minstrels was awarded $1,000 damages.
The motion was based on a claim that
the damages awarded were excessive.
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s,rt mat you Fillpinos are maxi
an. .'.N 10 Manliag" We'll" an
y s,. native. we've got 20 get into
1m ,IN ,IN q while so as 10 get tho
ID 6rt 4Fmputhlzers IN America
'sion st1r ''' ""' u set''ns on
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GREENE WAS
TO GET JOB
Says Perkins Promised
1t to Him.
WANTED ESTEE's PLACE
The Alameda Jurist Sore That He
Was Not Made Federal Judge
Of Hawaii.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4-Presiisn,
mchinley yesterday sent to the Senate
,ne nomination OF Morris NJ. Estee To be
district Judge Of Hawaii. News Of Judge
Estees selection was wired here immedi-
ately and many leading Republicans has
tened 10 congratulate him. and at the
same time they incidentally inquired n
ne had considered the two appointments
u'o"ed the new court-a clerk at 1900 n
year ana reporter at 81, 300 a year. The
Judge gratefully accepts tho congratuia-
uohs' out the appointments-weIl. those
nave not been settled as yet.
Ihe hrst authentic Information Judse
Estee received that he had been appoint
ed by the President was In a congratula-
tory telegram from Senator Perkins
That telegram and a few Incidents pre-
ceuins u VIII cause a breezy row in the
Republican fold. as Judge w, r. Greene
OF Alameda county accuses Senator Per-
kins OF breaking a solemn promise TO se-
cure Greene's appointment TO the office
Estee has secured.
Judge Estee was appointed under the
provisions OF the Act approved April aot IA
by President Mckinley, which becomes
operative June 18th. and which provides
for the government OF the island terri
tory. The Judge ~ appointed for n term
~ SIX years, at an annual salary of AZ :
o IN addition 10 tue ordinary iurisd, g.
uon OF District Courts OF the IJntted
states, the Court will have turisdt tct ioI,
over all cases cognizable In the Circuu
Seuft. Al appeaIs must be to the Unit
eu states Circuit Court of Appeals mere
hekular terms are Stipulated in the Acf
tine secono Mondays of April ana Octo-
Der al Honolulu anu the last Wcdnesdax
OF January each year at fii.o Spe,s,a,
eNpedient.
Juoge hsstee said yesterday: Naturally
4 teei honOred that President Mc<inIeS
mas selected me for such "a distinguished
position, and / am grateful to my friends
~h0 indorsed me. do not know when
snail Depart for Hawaii-that depends up
ON circumstances. ~
While know nothing more OF Ha-
waiian affairs than any other newspaper
reader. L realize that many important is-
sues are TO be settled. queen Liliuoka.
lanl has declared her intention to sue for
the crown lands, which will be "A knotty
problemi damage Gains arising from the
destruction of property in Honolulu when
me health authorities were Stamping out
bubOnic plague, are sure to lead to end
less litigation, which involves many in
tr.cate questions of law and Justice. 9th
or questions, the outgrowth of annexa-
ton, are sure TO arise, which will give
the new court n full calendar at it's open
ing session. I shall endeaVor to dis .harge
The duties OF the high position with cred.
{ 20 Californ a and To the President who
appointed me-"
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il 'Nhrst grade ~ RED RUB
IAgAn.n M Sisups made by
"lAN GAZETTE co.
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~ E DOVE, C.E.-surveyor and
ths ntvt. uiiiOe Campbell block.
i's W,Nt 10 bishop A. Co. bankl.
NoA bl Oruers tdkCu Tor type-
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OPTICIANS

W. VISION ls the caasc OF
j., p'i cent of all headaches. nsu-
. hithiurss which are often at
|Aa. .' poo health. Properly ntted
n0.g cases viii give immudi-
sy y ". LUCAS, Optician. Love
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M ~ Nrrut 90 take aeknowIedR-
N a, t luments, district of Kona,
n Nup,a " Achfs office. King ST.,
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=. lAIl contractor ana Builder.
\. H plhce uttibg brick, wood or
-. .'illns shop, Palace Walk resi-
i. '"l'f Ave. near kewalo.
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Nuttt ~ CO.. BrD.--r.ugin-
.' 'l''aus aud BoilormaKers. lio-
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.t,sa' i.,, l.., u WElfa-t.oans w negotiated.
's.heHs transacted: Bethel 81.
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BROKERs

. psN,., hi MiiLER.-stcnograp phsr
-.N Room ms Judd Bldg.
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MUSICIANS.

[ks MUSIC BCHOofs-Will remain
aurlng the coming vacation. Pu-
an atall themselves OF this TO
w Tor time lost during qiiarau-
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SrENOGRAPttERs

.'tf ,,,I ,,N stenographer and Type
Win 1hurstOn n Garter.
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sis f. .,.biE tbE l.L-Omoe Queen ST.. op-
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AKCniIECsrS.

hpsLEE n PAUE. Architects and
ltia -uihCe N0Oms "a, Arlington
tA Honolulu, n. T.. sketches and
estimates furnished at short mo-
ltl ~, y. ". box Us.
ttp TRAIN. Architects. Suite
l'leI hl0vk fort 81.
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p9OfESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
|KysON q JUDD a. 4. G. Atkinson
| N amer, y, Judd, Jr.p-Onice over
shcp 4 Cos bank. cor. Merchant
| si kaahumanu sts.
I'm q JOHNSON (w. @. Achi and
Inch Johnsonl - ONCE No. 10 West
Ia 81. Tel So
StE A. picKEY.-king and Bethel sts.
m ~ Y q. bon 1Sa
|ntRicK w, JOB, - Suite sis Mar
|..ue Bldg. Chicago, IlL: Hawaiian
| |l,asul General for states of Illinois.
|psgan. ohio. Indiana and WISCONSIN
IL r PErERsoN.-is Kaahumanu
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JhLLA s. CLEVELAND. NJ. D.-onice
n King 81 hours, TO 4 a. m. 2 to
m Tel Sa.
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PHYSICIANS.

! 1E0. J. AUOUk. Homeopathic Prac-
Itodsf = Special attention given to
fonlc discusses, office and residence.
sH,ania 81, nearly opp. Methodist
m., 10 = y. m. sundays. g'30 10
b. M Tel fB.
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DERRY- -Mott-smlth bldg, cor. Fort
Hotel sts.. Office hours 10 4.
10 hiGH. philadelphia Dental
ese b@s Masonic Temple; Tel 3l3.
G WALL. DR. o. p. WALL
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DENTISTS

4 lROsaMAN. D.D.s.-Aiakea st.
~ ioors above Masonic Temple. Ho-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06

State Of Texas. savannah
Philadelphia. oct Cleared, steamer
barbara Charleston, susan y. Pickering
EeuuewIrk
Manchester. oct SAILED. steamer
Wlstwat,r. Savannah
Venice OCT Arrived. steamer Trek
eve Feusa ola
~ Withaels. oct Arrived. steamer
Bostork BI.. Hue.va for Pensacola (for
aa.I
Las Palma oct SAILED. steamer
Haumoor FcruaudHua.
Truetfne. oct Sailed. steamer jacob
Bright Savannah.
PORT Tampa. Fa Oct Arrived,
stefmc- Ma. IIu crimson. Key West;
Maseote Waite Havana via Key West
and returned
ia ks5ntIe Fla. oct 5-Cleared
.h1ousr Niuetta " Porcella. Hinkley
New York
Koy West. oct Arrived. steamer
Maseottc White Port Tampa. and sailed
Tor Havana. schooner Or. Lykes. Panier
ruuta Fas-a.
SaHta-S hooucr Wave. Havana.
Charle. ton oct Arrived. steamer
Nab d1. smussen. Algiers revenue
steamer Algonquin. Galveston, proceeded
20 Wnmingt n. y e.
Sailcl-Stegmers Elakemoor (Br.
white Savannah. Carib. Ingram. Boston .
iroqucie kfmbie. Jacksonville. schooner
n Bowers Yoaug. Brunswick. tug Pro
t,efor lgce. Wilmington y &.
Esreleola. Fla oct Cleared, steam
cr SeawfeH tBu, simpson Venice.
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Daily Movements at Interior Town
AuRussa-Quiet middlinR. l0is net p.
ceipts. 2.e64. gross. 2.ss4. sales. 50 s.ock.
?. $50
Mcmphis-steady: middliuE 10 5.i5 -,
receipts. 3.226; gross. A7os, sales. no.
stock. e $50.
81. Louis-steady: middling. i0i. ne, "a.
ceipts. 1873. gross. 1855; sales, 2c stock.
II .ssi.
Cincinnatl-Quiet and nominal. m4ddl.ng.
1914: net receipts, I'm: gross LII stock.
7.2ia.
Houston-Sseady. mlddlng. 10. nes Re-
ceipts. lt644. gross, i4,644. sales 30 stock.
27.l55
Louisville-w Weekly. firm: mlddlng l0is;
net receipts. "a: gross. "a. stock. lA
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Characterization, s.T25. coastu5sA
2.579
Mobile-To Great Brtain. %.
Savaunah--Coastwts 3. so.
Charleston-To Great Britain. HlN.
coastVise. 1850.
Winning ton-To Great Britain. ass
Sorfolk-Coastwise. asa
Baltimore-ro' Great Britain, 1875, COR
tinent. 81
New York-Coutinent. 6ss.
Total foreign exports from all ports
this day-sTo Great Britain. 23.S5 70 the
continent T. 454
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain.
saoss. 10 France, 2.2s7; TO the continent.
100. aas
Total foreign exports since Sen, :.
1900 To Great Britain 100 So. to France.
$685.. 20 the continent. 2ii.502
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VITA a charter membersaip ~ thirty-
tao. che 81 Augustine catholic Clue has
started on ta career. The itiaai meeting
wac wei attended, aud most ~ the even+
iug was spent 300 petfecfire the hY-h"
ana ccu-ttuuau submitted by . commit
nee appointed to dtau same Tho second
Monday iu eacn month WINS agreed no Tor
fecaist au-tu-. meetings. ln tHe titt-
lion ~ ofhctrs tho faUovsug wete - Sc
80. Presitttt. William Boutwell,. nj o
4eul Theodore IoWar secretary.
..arsuee Eoseru. treasurer. br hor"lt
Garnet 1ht fol.psIns huauee committee
was appointed. a % Mlek.er q. Mas
.ers aud a D Rogero. The House CONE
mlttea Will consist OF George Nlmanlfs.
81 j Lopez ana Meleher 10 is the pure
i.ose of the Stub 40 increase tne member
sUtp L. ore taudrtl.
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THE JOHNsTOwN FLOOD.
Facts About ~ Recalled by the Gal
weston storm.


pa,,n,,d,o q, orr The two most
A. ,t,.
appah'hs as's'e'H t''h' NV ''''''
country Ia the last decade ana hsii.
are the Johnstown disaster and the
:. ,..,-,,,,, h,rrt1,,. IA. Nrs, the re-
,,-.t..- -.
SUIT OF iaise economy anu "e''~''''
gineerIns. the other one Of those marvel
Gus manifestations of Providence chat
49,. t..,.., ,n,,t ,,tie IN f.thom
-, -.
Mlihohs Of IONS OF wafer WIZ 80
check in the upper Conemausn Nahty'
h, "A dam made wholly OF earth, lacking
~ ess.,,,al ~ d, heart v5tpe Of rock
-. -. , "a 49,. At.h, ~ TO-,
chick az he top, ard ~ feet wide al ~
base. while the crown In the middle
vas ,vo feet lower than elsewhere.
fatal defect.
This dam had Tor a long time been
deemed "a menace 20 the valley. and many
protests made by conservative people ~
~ tr.e,,,rt,v These were answered bv
inspection Of an engineer. who inva-
rtaol, r.nor,ed enc dam as secure. aud
ne fear Of the nrotestants unrea soma biz.
In Nav 1859 an unsuai rninfau rapidly
aued tba basin formed nv the walls Of the
valley ard the dam 70 OVERLOOKING Then
the fatat weakness Of the dan, deve,oned
ana ha,u,esr, The ho,,rs ~ > ana 4 a m
~ ina, fatal MAY rnarntng "a huge vol
gne 81 water poured over the earthwork
r.,ntdl,. rnt,tpg auav the surface ami
seon the immense nent-ttn mass 81 wafer
dash.d down tbat valley with n spe~I
ma, seerns tnronnrebersibIe 10 tremen-
dous was the ta,k pressure as well a. Gle
depressed grade before n. the waters
cached the nar,,eious epeed OF three
r,tl.a = rn,rute
We talk ~ the tremendous velocity ~
"a. wind when a. raa~bsa the hurricane
s4.eeA 81 80 IN 100 miles uer hour but the
mind s,ons onnotIed when We try 20 take
+, ne rosh ~ tho r,aa waters ~ Cone
,r.ttrh valley WHOM A. has b,..r. nro,,en IL,
80. r.s..b.4 ,,e eeto,,rains y,te ~ sr...,,
!. $50 miles nar bour II e. eighteen
r,ttes fror, c5,er,a4,gb t,ke f,ha reaer-
y,t,, ;, Tohrs,o,,, ,na ,hts RACING v,au
~ water n,ssed tha. dlstarce IN ,be al
mos tnron.eiyable sn,ce ~ seven MIN
p,ve-y,h,nr an ts Da,b su~run,hoa N
~ ,o,r,.5.," ,,,,,.r - ,tir voi,,r,s ~ -
ter s,lly of,, fe.t btgb b,rripg o,fy.
mo penrs,.Iyants pofroaa brt5ge yyho-..
s,,id .,,.orr,. resf.f.d st,r(s-sa,i Inc
,re,,e,,3otsa ,,rasat,re .t.4 seryed ,,,ttb
.ho t,,,,c,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, Al, ,,.r.-Ly,.e, ,,,,r,
"a ,e,t,,s, I, ori,, .s = Ven, -, ,,t,.,,,
,n- ne v.,tcr
~, .,e,.t.i H., ., 80, ,to,.t a. .,-,,r, u,
I'D = "a XIV, a. 4 s-.,,.-,,i,. ,...-s,.,,4 a.,
r..r,. /, a. r.r{sb,,, n, 40, tcr-til. a,sas
e. ooooo, .,r.-fh.,..., - -. 49,.
nro,a4 tb,. ..onc ,o,,rh ~ ,,,,,c 49,.
IN ~, ,-l4 ,ts,,,, -. -, 49,, -,
~ ~ MA, me- -, ,to -, ~ -
80 >, 49, - ne ,r,,,. 60 =, IA.
great horror
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Liverpool. oct. 8. y. m.-spo, auist'
prices steady. American middiing. iva
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales 81
which 100 were fer speculation and export
end included $40 American. Receipts '-
90 including 100 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet Amen
can mddlinR. low middling clause, uc'
her. 3 old. sellers. October November. ; -
as I'D. sellers. November December -.
s7d. buyers. Deccmher-January. 5At
3id, sellers: January February s.aN
s. SID sellers. February March 5.2sd. o3s
ers. March-April. 5 go. buyers Api"
May, seas. Esd. sellers; May-June. &c.
sellers. June-Juiy. 5. 2ia6 I'd. buyers JUL
August 5.20i.
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80 H.. a
le''''i N'' 'ti'@
FL fte raper* recently about me "tsAa-
artG az Southern Democrats voting for
Sal u.eirt. as tina ias-ar OF two evils.
.,......,
y
h.t seems 'o me tHa' tAt reasons sNu
ar. a. itt. or 80 weight.
1f course tht leasing argument against
Nr UrsHu Is the so-caHcd free silver
4erasy That tns uaAnelal system of tue
country needs reform BE- known 20 AL Who
know anything about SUCH matters. o.
vae quite wei known 10 toe Republican
p.fts fuur Years ago Taat party b. like
tfe GA fellow la the Atkausaw traveller
stars THO roof uet1ed uNiu9 hut tley
Couldn't liz N tasu 81 was raining Now
fts weather ms changed 4 p5sf rumter
of mliouf turned loose a. the couse-
autuf -ia 4 bflsf and successful war has
caused "a wave al 3spcrity very metz
si v,t roi so universal aH b. ciuimcf A
hs. tad crops abroad. and partly by mod
flafr rropa hero. has brought about good
ltit.s Tor aerieuitHfnI products. II is not
raining now say the Repuh leans. there
f1r. the ROM doesn't need liking And set
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worse ,b,u ever. unless tae d. mo t.l.s
atot, Al. for The Republicans Wui moi Mr.
Rrt4p As il good American citizen. and -
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
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COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Oct 5-Hubbard Bros
say: Our market reflects the nerNousr
Of the trade over the approaching oe'
report and the danger Of an cary -,
Weather prooab ilities are scanned
attention. but as yet there y no v,.s
ton 81 ony etold weather In Liverpool II
same conditions rule with the nuetua tio.'s
wider thar here. where the trading "
fallen "a small proportions spec ui. -,
~ dormant. waiting further adNiees 4,
the crop. and the southern markeN "a.
not follow the Improvement nsf@