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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

eyes" said a Plttsburgher, according 10
tho Chronicle Telegraph 1.-THE way the
stock market stands to-day I am out just
$1,000"
after alI this bull movement" queried
the other pittsburgher.
yes that's what ! say
How did you manage 10 do that? What
stock are you inH'
steel aud Wire. Got .000 shares al "a.
worth % now. Figure Il up yourself"
But how did YOU get into Steel and
Wire az GiT"
you know me-" he went on. II never
had many educational advantage I've
always had "A hustle for myself. ana my
chief difficulty Is my inability 20 under
stand the English language.
But wharf has that 10 do with buying
Steel and Wire az Ga"
well ia heard OF fellows going into
the stock market and carrying out oi,
profits ana I thought WAS az smart as
they ana 7 wotild get some profits. too.
I had money that wasn't working. 80 I
thought Ia get some inside information.
ana ! got g. ] asked an insider about
steel and Wire ana he said & was good
buy That's what ! thought he said. but
my failure To understand the English Ian
guare misicd me 10 the extent ] named. "
81 don't see how YOU could fail 10 un-
dersiand that"
well. ] did Instead OF meaning that
81 was a good purchase. ne meant just
what he said. that It was a good-by.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

Marie Drofnah. who is Charles b Han
forEs leading lady ia one Of the popular
plays. has been the occasion OF much Gu
rlosity. says the chicago Inter ocean. \
Southern lady. on being introduced to
Hanford said.
what perfect English Nine. Drofnah
speaks"
Eyes" was the reply. she speaks very
good English
Without the slightest foreign accent"
~ have observed that"
Does sho like this country better than
Russlag"
Very much better"
"But she would rather act In Russian
than in English would she not7''
II don't believe she would. In fact she
can't speak Russian"
Cant speak Russian why. she & an
enigma"
NO" was the response. "she Is not an
enigma. She o. an anagram. You Will no
ticc that her name spelled backward Is
the same a. mine. She is Mr.. Hanford. q"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
Mn. cLEvELAND's ADVICE.

Gov Gambler. u seems 90 us. o. con
demHirF Mr.. cleveland FOR saying what
Orb Dis opinion should hc shc course OF
the Democratic party in the future. does
nos look at the facts as they are. Tie b.
quoted a. having sald. Boz an interview.
f1at Nr cleveland should hold his
tongue Further along ln the interview
o. Is quoted a. follows:
lilo De- che lat man who should offer
advice Ter The rehabilitation ~ tho Dem
oerRie party. u seems a htuc old that
Mr Cleveland should offer such advice aa
&C. has given.
~ respee, Mr. Cleveland ability FOR
Dee is undoubtedly a man Of strong intci-
loti and wonderful salient though DO not
think a. able q man aa was Mr.. Carlisle.
Isut be- is self-wlled ana more stubborn
tllsu a Georgia mulc
SIR Cleveland has cot been anxious 90
air his Views as 20 the course the Demo
cratlc party should pursue During the
campaign De- wus mportuned many times
"a say whesher or not be- Intended 20
vote for Mr HDan lnd whether be- ap-
proved The Kansas cay platform. since
The election boz has been approached FREE
aunuuY Tor interviews on the question as
60 what the future policy OF che Demo
cratic party sh3uI be- In each instance
he refused 20 sly anything FOR rubllra-
tion. he stated that Or hc should talk
hc would De- abuscd. und perhaps by tho
very men who Wautod 60 know his Vows.
II seems that finally. be- did give q brief
expression Of hls views 10 e correspondent
81 the Atlanta Journal And. as Dc cx-
peeted b. Is being abused.
WHY should Do hold his tongue. n there
arc people who want 20 know his vicws
On political questions He does not vans
to control tho party &c o. not seeking
An office. re has no hops ~ ever again
being asked 90 lead me Democratic. or
any other. party ITO BE- only o. private
citizen. and docs not wuns 90 be anything
else why then should h. 10, exercise
the same right as Gov Gambler IN tho
matter OF expressing hE Views
D. IS difficult to understand the following
from Gov Candlcr's Interview.
'If Mt Cleveland wanted 60 give the
party good advice why did he not do So
before the election when he might have
rendered good service indeed
n Mr.. Cleveland had said before tho
election what no said IN mis- talk 'hc other
Day Gov Gambler in an probability
would have compared him 20 an animal
other ihan Georgia mule. n S. not
supposaba that Mr Cleveland. before the
election. hold opinions relative 20 'hc
Democratic platform different from those
he now holds. and the expression Of chose
opinions before the election would not
have increased the chances OF Democratic
success. what then dli Gov. Gambler
mean by saying ,hat II Mr.. Cleveland had
spoken before tho election he might have
rendered a good service?
let Mr. Cleveland do all the talking he
wants to ana LEI Mr.. Bryan say what he
wants TO- Both are now back NUMBER
hat both are able men and what they
say may help tho Democrats party IN
shaping us future policy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The photographer had juss completed all
ARRANGEMENTS for the sale Of his studio.
when the pretty young MESS Of II sum
mers uipped IN, says the Indianapolis
sun
II want my picture taken" she slmpcr-
Cd. do you think my face will break
tho camera"
mot this camera" said the phosog-
raphcr just as simperingly. ~ is provld-
81 with double extra strong lenses"
or course the miss q II summers i'm
mciiately iounces out and goes TO the
rival photographer. who. when she
springs tho Joke about her face and the
camera, Joins with her IN "a hearty laugh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
A nnttIeneId stnr,

Dr. Conan Doyle tells this story OF a
Boer and an English soldier who Law
wounded side by side on the field Of bat.
tie. They had a personal encounter. In
which the soldier received bullet wound
and the burgher hayonet thrust before
they both fell exhausted on the field The
Brtishcr gave tho Boer a drink ont ~
his flask. and the burgher. noe 20 be ont
done in courtesy. handed piece Of biifonr
Ia exchange. In the evening. when their
respective ambulauces came 20 carry them
or 40 hospital. they exchanged friendly.
greetings. 'Goodby mate. said che soldier
what blessing Il = We met each 9th.
err"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

Il IL a medicine Tor weak ""nen. i Is
purely vegetable medicine and can bs
taken by tho most delicate. Kidney Dis
eases. Rheumatism aad all diseases o. ne
Blood. stomach and nerves soon suceumb
TO las wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands Of people Ia Ge1-gA
recommend g. Price 500.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the medicine
that tho Quaker Doctor made al OF his
wonderful quick cures with. It's new
and wonderful medicine for Neuraigi..
Toothache. Backachc. rheumatism.
spralns. Pain IN Bowels. IN fact. ali pan
can be relieved by It. Price IS and 5oc
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. =
medlcnted soap FOR the skin soap ana
complexion. Price To- cake
QUAKER HEALING SALVE. = vegs-
table ointment. FOR the cure OF letter. &C.
zema and eruptions Of the skin Price
10c a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The lobby that Is In Washington work
Ing in the interest OF the ship subsidy
bin Is referred 20 as one OF the strongest
and boIdoss that has invaded che capital
in many years. "a consists principally Of
officers Of corporations owning steamships
proposed bounty. These corporations. %
Is said, we're large contributors 10 tho
Republican campaign fund. and now they
are demanding Of Senator Hanna aud The
party that they be repaid Tor their in
vestmcnt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetines-Tho ono Hundredth and So
twain Annual Communication. solomon 2
Lodge. No T. T. a 8. NJ. Fourth Dis
trict club. sfockhoidors Savannah Bank
and Trust COMPANY ocean city Losige.
no .. Knights Of the Royal Arch.
Special Notces-shlp Notice. William
stephen. Master British steamship west
water. suwaucc Springs Water. Look.
Savannah Build.ns Supply Company;
Last Notice. state onl County Taxes.
1907 Dividend Notice. Citizens Bank
Dividend Notice savannah Hotel Compa-
~. shin Notices Barnard q Co; The
Place 60 Buy Your Christmas Goods. G..
a Drayion Company
Business Notice Franklin Cigars. +.
a W Laundry. Branded Peaches. Tine
Vs. Branch Company. Watches. Din
monds. siNcrware. Hunter q Van I<eu-
rem
Useful Holiday Gins-A, Eckstein &
Cos
New KID Gloves-Foye & Eckstein.
Amusement BLACK Patti Trouba-
dours' a. Thoaier Tonight.
Those Juvenile wheeha-At Bryson's.
Whlskey-Yei Label Whiskey.
Washing Powder-pclrhnc.
Caeroots-Old Virginia Cheroots
Medical-Poruua: Hoods sarsapariill:
Horsfords Acid Phosphate; Or. Hathl-
way Company. TUFTS Pns: Ayers Tween
tioth Century Year Book; Worlds Die
pensary Preparations. Plantation CnlI
cure Efuartsa r,farrb T'.hlefu. MOI nrr'a
Friend
Cheap Column Advertisements Hep
Wanted Employment wantoi For Rent.
For sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

CLIFTON Holmcs. a New York drummer.
hardly knows whether he IS married
man or the victim OF a mental hnllucina-
ton To the best OF his knowledge and
belief he met a fearful maiden. who said
her name was Esteila cutter. on train
from Chicago the other day. She was
very pretty and in deepest distress. be-
cause OF the loss OF her parents. The
combination OF beauty and grief was
enough TO touch the commercial travel
crs heart. lie comfortcd tho girl. ana
forthwith feil in love with her. Al Au-
burn. 90 wrought up had Holmes become
that he asked the Girl to marry him and
let him be- her protector through lie.
she consented They left the train and
wenl to the residence OF preacher, where
the ceremony was quickly performed.
Then they returned to the depot. 10 son-
siuue their journey. But while Holmes
syas on looking after the trunks and other
baggage tine bride DISAPPEARED. and he has
not set been able 60 hnd her. That Is
why he docs not know whether he was
a lover for about an hour ana a husband
for twenty minutes. or whether he dream
"a II all. At any rate. he is cnamourod
Of his vision. and hopes TO ind the girl
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The contest for the succcssorship TO
Senator Vest OF Missouri - becoming
spirited Notwithstanding Il Is going for
ward IN that quiet and stealthy manner
that has won Tor one of tho candidates
tho anectioaato sobriauet Of dun Shoe
BIN" Ex-Gov. W. J. Stone and Gov.
Lon V. stephens are the leading candi-
dates. each claiming that he Is the logi-
cal successor 20 Or. Vest Bo,n are
shrewd politicians, hence some pretty tao
slcs are 10 be expected during the 0ght.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

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every day Ina the year. and acrfsd q
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year 500
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Subscriptions payable Ga advance Re-
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Transient Advertisements, other thnn
special column. local or reading notices.
amuscments and cheap or want column
10 cents line. Fourteen lines OF AGATE
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Letters and tclegrnms should be ad-
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
The Quak0rS Are
Honest PEOPLE,

The Quaker fiera
Tonic Is NOT only a
blood purifier. but a
Blood Maker for
Pale Weak ana De.
hiliinted people vto
have not strength
nor blood IL acts n.
a tonic. Il regulate,
digestion. cures as
pcpsi1 and lends
strength and tone -
the nervous system
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

senator Harris OF Kansas n quoted as
saving that II depends upon circum-
stances whether the Populist party viii
BE- heard OF in the next national election.
should times become hard and panic
eusue. there would be revival OF pop
ulsm. but hardly otherwise That Is
probably correct. The Democracy. how
ever. wiu enter the next campaign rein
forced and invigorated. II is not the
party OF calamity. Il does not draw les
real strength from the discontented ele-
rnents Havins shaken on the incubus
Of populsm the Democracy viii be IN a
position 70 make winning aght the next
alme.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The record price Tor seat on the New
York stock Exchange was paid the other
day. when a. candidate for admission gave
sso.5oo FOR the privilcge Of membership. a
stock exchange seat, by the way, doesn't
give the owner any place TO sit
but Just the rght 10 stand around
on the floor and shout az and with the
other fellows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The standard nautical knot s. GO2 feet
The other day tho now torpedo boat Bat
ley covered this distance, during her trial
"a Newport IN one minute ana nfty-cight
seconds. That speed Is something better
than thirty knots an hour. Few railway
trains so faster than that.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

According 90 the Chicago Record the
name or the new Persian minister al
Washington g. Isaac Khan Aiofakhomed
Doulcy. what queer combination OF
Israelite. Persian ard Irishl Should she
new minister turn out 10 be the Mr.
Dooley Of the diplomatic CORPS. he would
become very popular.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
pIrI<IN'S UNDOING.

SIR pnkin. the postmaster NJ New or
leans. has found 60 advisable to resign his
office. II Is rarely that the holder o.
good Office resigns. and when he does u
Is for good reason. Evidently Mr.
Pitdn had good reason.
Mr. Pltkln has been Republican for
many years. lie was one during the re-
construction period. Ito used to be- a
rather tine looking man and a very pom
pous one. Doubtless he retains his POM
posity sim.
In one 81 his long stops Ga Washington
waiting for an office he became acquaint-
- with a widow. Subsequent events in
dlcato that she was a soulful woman. At
any rate she followed Mr.. Pitkin to New
Orleans when no was appointed postmas-
ter OF that city. and by him was made
his private secretary. though there Is
lacking evidence that she had any quail
ncatlons for tl'e place.
Together they wrote a novel and named
n Love and Poliucs." II % Fun Of pas
sion. poetry and politics. u g. alleged
lbs the woman that IA Is a true story OF
a section Of the lives OF herself ana Pit
kin. II contains some comments on che
President that must make the chief
Executive feel that office holders as well
a. republics are ungrateful.
For some reason or other Mr.. Pitkn
ana the woman quarrcied, and she threat
cned to have him prosecuted for sending
20 hcr. through the mails. letters Of a
character that are forbidden by the postal
laws. Then he had her arrested on a
charge Of stealing some articles from his
desk. and tried. II ls alleged. to get the
letters from her. She was released from
jan few days ago on her own bond and
now Pitkins has resigned. Il looks as II
the woman had the better OF the fight
That was good advice which Mr. Weller
cave 10 his son Sammy about widows.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The Heralds adviccs from Washington
are TO the effect that payment Of the mis-
slonary claims pending against Turkey Is
40 longer expected by the administration.
dined the officers OF the battleshlp Ken
suclsy. and sent them on their way feel
ing good. but nothing whatever has been
done towards paying the BIN
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The planet Ailoghcnia g. now regularly
installed len the ornaments. IL has been
there FOR quite long time. as q matter
OF fact. but nobody seems 10 have known
either % ~ existence or It's name. Il
was discovered recently by Prof. Max
Wolfe o. the Royal Observatory Of Bcr-
In. Sine he found 81, Il was his. OF
course. and be had the right 20 name Il
~hN be pleased. 20 he called 81 Ale
shenia In honor 81 tho Pennsylvania city
- Allegheny where they mako good toie-
seopc lenses, We hope that the new
Pennsylvania star will have a long aud
brilliant career.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

Atlanta really ought TO be very fond OF
Mayor Woodward. Re has done more to
get the name OF the town into the papers
than any OF his predecessors.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

Tho epidemic Of hurglaries aud rob
berries in this city has assumed proper
lions which demand that some thing shall
be done 20 stop them. Are tho ro,ico ana
Detectives merely for ornament. and TO
pick up drunks about the streets The
robbers are apparently meeting with MOI
the slightest Inconvenience So their dep
rnIIIInn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

A Middle Georgia contemporary. com
menung upon the recent session Of the
Legislature. asks; "And what has IL
doneg" Really. the session left unique
record ono member blew out the gas,
another stuck knife into a third. ana
the anti-dog law was repealed. Isn't that
glory enough Tor ono session.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for rain. fresh oastcrly winds becoming
northwesterly al night; and for Eastern
Florida rain. fresh east 10 south winds
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

One OF the most salacious Of recent a.
vorce cases Is that in which Mrs Sells
Il defendant. al Columbus. o. II Is saii
that within the past few weeks the wom-
an has had n hundred offers 10 10 on
the stage. Every department OF the his
trionic art has been opened 20 her, from
parts In Shakespeare tragedies. what
IS wanted on the modern stage. therefore
IL seems Is not talent but notoriety. pur-
chased al even the price OF Good reputc
Is II to be- wondered AZ that the theater
is condemned. when Il throws open its
stage doors by preference 10 those women
who have disgraced not only themselves
but their SEX
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Hartford Comm Times DEM
says: Are there two kinds Of American
citizenship. citizenship under che consti-
tuition. and citizenship outside the Consu-
iutionf Are shere two kinds OF liberty
superior liberty and inferior liberty? Are
shere two sorts Of men-men with rights
inaiIenabie except by their own act and
men with rights which are alleuable by
the acts OF others? These are vital ques-
tiong, which dc underneath these Philip
pine cases. They cannot be hidden away.
and they canont BE- avoided. BENJAMIN
Harrison b. one OF she Republicans who
does not believe In hiding them or avoid
ing them"
The indianapolis dud) Press DEM
says: "a ulsle Of the recklessncss OF
Mark Hanna in pushing the shlp-subsidy
bill may he attributed 10 the fact that
he well understand that he has made
his last political nght. When Mckinley
rotires from office the power of Hanna
will 20 with him. and nobody under
stands this better than Hanna himself"
The Galveston CTex) News CDem) says:
There Is an earnest desire on the part Of
rie reading pubic 20 have the civilized
powers hurry up and state what they are
going TO DO With China. one day the maf-
ter seems 10 be settled. but the next day
some one OF the powers sulks and oil
promises OF settlement are disslpated."
The Norfolk (Val Landmark CDcm)
says: I'VE imagine thas Queen Victoria
feel Ike one who has been requested by
h.s best friend 20 examine a collection or
original poetry: FOR Emperor william OF
Germany has rfscsd "a desire 20 fur
nish three set pieces, patn2ed hy himself
yacht"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The medical department OF the army IL
making experiments with mosquito inocu-
lation in Cuba, win a view 20 rendering
persons imrTsssss from yellow fever. a re-
cent report from Mai Reed declares that
50 per cent Of the experiments have been
entirely satisfactory Spanish Immigrants
into the island are Offering themselves
freely a. Eabiects FOR the inoculations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

II the Governor must do the Legisla-
lures work. why would 81 not be a good
idea to save the expense OF the Legisla-
fure9
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

Mr. Bryan's statement that hc intends
10 publish weekly newspaper
Is the subject Of good deal
The opinion seems to be that 81
will be a success financially. lie has re-
ceved a great deal Of newspaper advcr-
tlsement. and he Is one of the best known
men in the country. II g. understood OF
course chat he will use his paper to adj
vocate his Views on public questions
when he was a candidate for President
he Was always certain OF a big audience
when he was announced to make a spceDh.
This was not alone because he was the
leader OF a great political parry. His rcpu-
tation as an orator was perhaps the chief
attraction. The people wanted 10 hear
What he had 20 say. And they VIII want
10 reed what he writes. Therefore It is
certain that his paper VIII start on with
a big circulation.
VIII be- be able 60 hold as circulation
Time alone can answer that question. II
he can his fortune is mad becausc he
viii be able 10 command MS own price
for advertisements. Immediately after
his defeat for President no was offered
$1,000 a year by a Denver newspaper 20
become us editor. He was WISE la de-
ciinlng the offer lie had better ching
in view. lie meant 10 be an editor, but
OF a paper Of which ne wan the owner.
But q MIR. Bryan makes his newspaper
a permanent success he viii have 30 be
as good an editor as he IS an orator. lie
viii not only have to write articles chat
viii attract readers. but he viii have 30
ind other matter for his paper that VII
helm to make Il attractive. n viii have
TO be a Newspaper man as well as writer
of political articles. lie viii not be able
60 make a popular paper n he depends
wholly upon his political writings. Tne
novelty BY man twice defeated
for the presidency viii wear on
in the course OF sime. The reputation be
has won Ia tho Held OF politics viii not
b., sufficient 10 float q newspaper very
long. even though It Is a weekly paper
The world Is 50 fulI OF happenings nova
days that newspaper readers ars not like
IS 10 be satisfied with a paper that relies
wholly upon discussions OF poitlcal ques-
tions. \ daily paper must have the news
ami a weekly paper must have novel
ties
No doubt MIR. Bryan viii have help aud
adylce II he manages shrrwdly he viii
build up a paper that Will pay him mueh
better than the Denver oditorship would
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-20

The Philadelphia Ledger protests against
alterations or additions to tho waite
Houre The historic old pi.o ought 90 be-
preserved as if is as the President resi-
denco and M office bulldins separate from
the mansion ought 60 De- provided Tor the
executive The Ledger says: "Our men
OF Affairs do not live in their aN offices
or counting room uor should the Prei-
dent OF thc United States Dr. compelled Go
cat ana sleep ln bis place ~ uusiue
Should the shlu-subsidy bin be- forced
over until after the holidays. the chances
of is passage would D. diminished. Tho
longer the hH stays before the public
tho weaker becomes So hacking. Discus
zion is showing Sc 20 D. Z bald. bare Job
20 ron tho people Of saea0oo O year for
twenty Years for the benefit % certain
favored interests; ana the more the
scheme Is shown up the stronger the OPP
position bocomes