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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
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President Kruger Co Europe presents .
pathetic hzars IL Is impossible 20 with
hoa semrafay from MIN THE refusal
n re German Emperor 70 receive him
was crushing blow He le,t h.s despalr-
.rr people 'rs Trausvaai feeling hope
GOD CHAT als mission would he. 10 meas-
are suce ssmL Hls o. eption in France
.-earthcntd this feeling he went 20
Germany confident that ih- governmeut
aoaa so least SHOW sympathy for 'hs
cause be- represented
SO Power .n Europe viii stretch 20 him
helping band row. France win DO moth
lr- hW expires sympathy. and that via
rot cheek Gr,a, Bu'sin's purpose 90
make tse south African Republics psrt
~ the British empire No Power vii
p-oteF, against tre destruction 81 those
republics row that the German En-
reror has given enc Transvaal President
the cold shoulder.
There j. nothing ieft f0r President Kru-
rer 20 10 but make an appeal 90 the
queen. By that means BE- may be able
20 get better Germs than would otherwise
be accorded 20 hls people. % Is folly 20
oorduue the nar Tho guerilla hshiiug
might b. s.rs up Cor three u four months.
.lt Of what heneat 20 tho Beers would
taat beg The end mus. ne un,ondil ioual
surrender Do IS better 20 admit defeat.
surrender uo-efIly and SET tho best
terms possible.
President kruger was 80 sure before
the Nar began that the Beers could sue
cessfuuy resist enc British taat "a is hard
Tor him 10 admit defeat lie viii have
20 do o. however. aud the sooner he does
it tae better il WiH b. Tor his people.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The report ~ the fsthmlan Canal Com
mission favors the Nicaragua route. main
Iy because an things considered canal
by thar route viii cost less. 10 S. worthy
% notice however chat canal along the
Nicaragua route VIII cost a great deal
more than the Inmates made by previous
commission Tine estimate by the pres
eut commission is liolc more than $40
on0o Previous cstmatgs placed the cost
at less than 100000.
But can the canal be- built for 500 ooo r.
0o0f II IS doubtful As rule che cost
OF greet public works is FAR above tho
original esumsie. II the Panama Canal
could have been constructed for the cs-
umated cost 81 would now be hn-
shed and IN USE As matter OF fact
70 G. Is over completed. the cost OF 81 viii
be several times the original estimate.
And 20 u will be with the projected Nic-
aragua canal A hundred thing will have
to BE- done that the commission hos not
taken into account. Difficulties will he
encountered that are not now seen. II
tho work IS undertaken the United s,atee
VIII bo fortunate II shey get off with an
expenditure OF 100000.
While the report favors the Nicaragua
route there is enough in Il 20 form the
basis OF a lengthy debate and there o.
every reason 10 think the op-
position will he stubborn. The
opponents OF canal across
the Isthmus are not going 20 per
NIT an Isthminn canal bin 60 pass with
out vigorous night They will use the
Panama canal 10 defeat a bill providing
for canal hy tho Nicaragua route They
viii not succeed In defeating the building
Of an Isthmian canal. but they may delay
&c.
But even n this Congress should pass
Nicaragua canal bill. q would. occori-
ing to the report be ten years before the
canal would ho ready for the passage %
ships through S. The commission no doubt
had Ia mind the least possible time IN
which the canal could be- built Assum-
ing that a canal bin VIII be passed this
winter Il Is safe 20 predics that it viii
Doe twelve and perhaps hgteen years be-
fore the great work would he open 20 com
merce.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The dread 81 being buried Avc s. cx-
perlenced hy a great many pfrsous. There
arc many so-calcd tests 81 death. hut
physicians are pretty we'll asreed that
There D. none OF them that IS absolutely
nfaWble. The ordinary tests may hold
good iu go cases out OF t.ooo. bur when The
one thousandth supposed dead man
.s placed in grave or vauk
and later q, gains consc business.
who can imagine the horrors sur
fcred by hlm2 Ana there are many In
stances OF supposedly dead persons re-
turulng 20 CONSEQUENCES after iutemcnt
Henry Moore. "a wealthy New York man.
was one OF tho.c who dreaded a revival
after supposed death. He arrauscd with
rs ph, stefan. therefore that when be had
been pronounced dead the doctor should
cut lls throat ana with his son that thc
boiy should teen be- burned. To make
these conditions more sure ne wrote them
into his viii leaving a substantial Zee fo-
the doctor ana tho con- Unfortunately
from the aute-mortem standpoint OF SIR
Moore. be- died recently in Europe. while
the doctor ana the son were iu New York
whether he hired somcouo else 90 perform
the doctor. part az the agreement Is not
set known to- New York The body Will
probably ho burned.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Miss Humphrey New York dress
maker. IS the nosEessor Of voice; alao
Of nose The latter. however O. nos as
rymmctricai. ~ artistic. az The former.
Miss Humphreys voice entitled her 20
position 81 the operate stage but every
sirno she imagined herself singing Mar
cuerlte." there was the nose. decd q
pug. staring her ln the face Now. pug
moses are not the kind THAI stir tho
deepest emotions IN lovers breasts. A
MARTIN Marguerite" or "Brun-
HIDE with retrousse and Dubious pro-
boscls could never hope for artistic sue
Gees Miss Humphreys therefore decided
10 have her nose trimmed and martingalod
b. az expert face-nxer. Overhauling
ones countenance S. called plastic
surgery by The profession. The surgeon.
according 90 The Young lady. declared
that he could Tx the offending nose so
thst 81 would present a perfect Roman
profile. ehc therefore gave him the job.
Instead % coming Up 70 bis contract,
Aiiss Humphreys complained TO q court
that the surgeon gave her nose a bad
blow. ariistcaiiy speaking 1t remains
nboui as much Of "a st8r-qazor as 81 ever
was. besides which 90 now has a promi-
mont scar Forthis diadguremcnto OF the dis
figuring frontlspleee tho ambitious young
dreasmnkcr asked for damages ia the
sum Of $1,000. The iurymeu rubbed their
noses aud concluded that the addition OF
the scar was worth 10 Mlss Humphreys
Hbous sio1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The American people are grateful 10 Al
mlraI Dewey for the great service he reu-
derod his country IN Maniu bay ana they
are proud o. him. but IL seems that he
has not q sufficiently strong hold upon
their affections 90 set "a monument in me
shape Il a marble arch az thsir expense.
The announcement has been made that
the Dewey arch lu marble that was 10
have been erected On New York city has
been abandoned The money that was
contributed Tor that purpose Is TO 10 re-
turned to the donors.
Admiral Dewcys fame rests upon one
battle. j, WAS "a battle. however. that
showed that h. possessed the qualities 81
great naval commando. He also dis
played conspicuous ability In the manage
ment Of Affairs entrusted TO him in the
Philippine after the naval engagement.
II .he marble arch in his honor had been
prouosed Immediately after that BATH
mat L.. II the effort 70 collect tho neces-
sary funds had been made 81 that time
there Is no doubt the contributions would
have been sufficient 70 construct the finest
arch the word has ever seen.
some things happened however after
Admiral Dcwey's return home that cooled
tho popular enthusiasm somewhat.
30 that 81 was found prncu-
eaily lmpossiblo TO SCI the amount
Of money needed for the proposed
arch. hat though there VIII BE- no marble
arch IN the Admlravs honor be- will stl.
have a place in tho hearts OF his fellow
citizens. The time may come when the
Fuipiros wiz entertain q different opinion
~ American rule. and VIII be so satisfied
with o. that they viii raise a monurncut
81 some kird 10 the man who struck tho
most effective blow in the strugsic that
released them from the rule Of spain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
~ sHrNG TnE sHrr SUBSIDY NIL

u "a clear from the s~tfru fsNar o.
trs senate on TUESDAY that ia i. me
purpose az .as Henasl-au. h, ms. Tine
.alp subsidy b.u 81 ttis session OF CON
r-r.e n tssy can d. ia ,.ls.r, f-,r,
the questions asked Senator Fre hy
senator c.ay. ana t.e .u,e-5r-sn, % te.
rm which senator y..t otr AMIR ts.t
p5lresl line. uIr D.. 1r.r, .-4 90.
Tlsno---.. vl --...,. .-... f.g-. .U
opnaa,ior 10 ny En-
The rYrpo-t os senator cftt. aars.
tIoa. was ths. the greater asrt 10 tic
subsidy Tor which 90. u. r.a.l Ias-aa-.t
s. 5000 4, yetr-vaa.s 20 tl e feW n.f
mail steamer. e.-gs tt.r -.s. f.esst care
-,er4 vos,d est ..-. he notr.r. soma
Tor r-vs t.s b, ..sf.t tsat senator Ct4v
was rraf THAT being hr case. there
s. 40, much Ia t.t 4tagmert which trc
Republican, advance taat the purpose
af tne Dbl is To- nal.l ua "a merchant ma
r.nf t-at afH insure tho carrying 80
American exports anI imp0rt- lu vessels
owned IS Americans ara baut 10 thl-
country no make that argument ro.i
would require many more millions ~ dole
lars annually Than ere appropriated by
tst p,nHns hII
Th, Amendments o. senator ycsi s. to
give American registry to vessels owned
la thls country. watcher blat loo Amor-
can en.pyaras o. not d tnat amead-
ueut should b. adopted there would no
10 necessity fs- suhsiiiz.ug ships Amer.-
cans would uur ships where ihey cold
eet them aao4peat. and &c would not Do
a areat while before enough ships would
H. owned 'u this country 90 30 tao eoun-
tr' carryins trade.
and American chip builder would soon
discover that tney could build ships as
oheaply as they can b. huiIt iu foreign
-hipyaras q iH fact that the mate
rails Tor -hip'1ilaine can he oo'Aine4 10
the country at lower prices than 10 ""1
other our gfeat steer plants are supply
ing the markets ~ ihe world with steel
products That being The case u seems
strange thit O. costs more 90 build steel
ships in this country taan In any other.
~ may boz said that wages are hisna-.
hut d. s. not q facf mat the wages %
the mechanics iu our great steel works
ore higher than the wages Of che same
class Of toHers in Europe And set our
steel products are sold IN competition with
those ~ the great steel plants OF Europe
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Congress VIII h. asked shortly 70 au-
tho-ize the coinage o. a considerable num-
Der Of nfty-cent silver dollars. They arc
% Be Is 20 dollars in weight ans hneress
81 metal. bat worth ouiv nfty cents each
~ re money ~ tie United states. The
coins are wanted Tor circulation ia the
Philippine. The coins row in use IN the
ISLANDS are generally Mexican dollars.
The value ~ these. however. s. uncertain,
auctuatinE with the market price q SILVER
The new silver Philippine dollar Of the
United States wouh b. given liked
value OF afty cents each. adding very ma
terially 20 The stability " exchange and
En- satisfaction 81 the mercantile classes
/, IS stated ss noteworthy circums'anee
that che Philippine are on a sod basis.
without having any gold
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

We have no civil pension list IN this
country. nevertheless the dominant party
ga Washington seldom has ans dimcuty
in providing a soft place Tor life fdr those
~ i,s members ir whom % tI<es e special
Interest. Hepresentatlve Bnateus ~
Malue IL physically and mentally a wreck.
ana viii probably never return 20 his
sect .n tne House IN view o. This there
Is movement afoot 70 have him placed
on the retired LIST % the n.vy villa the
rank az captain which would yield him
an Income ~ $50 a year for life. A
spe I'D act % coneress would have 70 be
passed n order Co retire him. capt Bou-
telle served to the navy during the war
between the states. Should a bin for
bis benefit BE- passed. be would resign his
seat Ia the House
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Gases Of acid throwing on the part OF
women 70 avenEe themselves Tor real 2r
fancied urrouEs have been quite numer-
Gus during tne year IN coiumhus. o..
q woman. Mrs Van Lew. recently threw
acid ln the face of another woman the
victim died Mrs. Van Low was indicted
and put IN trial Tor murder. Upon the
advsce % eminent authority the state
changed me Indictment from murder 60
Enanslaugnter. under which charge she
was couylcted Tine judge who passed
soneencc upon her said 90 explaining The
change Ia rho charge Tine law requires
o. oof Of an intent 20 murder DO this
case there was no apparent intention 20
KIN. The intent was 20 dengurc. In all
the criminal history % the world Sc 3
shown that acid throwing has caused
but TWO deaths"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
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A. NJ. ocean city Lodge. No s. X Of
u. A.
Special Nouces-Hsrdee & Mitchell,
wall Paper. Paper Hanging. savannah
Building Supply COMPANY. state and
County Taxes. 100. Notice to city Court
Jurors. ship Notice. strachan & ca. Con
sirness. The Play of capt Swift" Aban-
doned by Daughters Of the Confederacy
ard a Ball Instead
Business NotIees-E- 4 " Laundry
Franklin Cgars. Wilson whisky The S.
W. Branch Company Holiday Gifts. Hun
ter 4 Van Kcuien.
Onlcial-City Tax Ordinance
Arnusemeuts-"A Another Match" 81
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Eight
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whisky-Duny's Pure Malt WHISKY.
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Isceal Nouces-Citauon from the Gle k
Of the Court 81 Ordinary OF Chatham
County. Notice 20 Debtors and Creditors.
Estate George ". Parish.
Cheroots-old Vlrsinia Cheroots.
Railroad schedule-Central q Georgia
Railway.
Medicai-suarts Catarrh Tablets.
LYDIA pinkham Vegetable Pills. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Peruna. Dr. Hathaway
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Il Is a medicine for weak women 7, ia
purely vegetable medicine and can -
taken by the most delicate. Kidney Die.
eases. Rheumatism add all diseases Of N.
Blood. Stomach and nerves soon succune
to SIS wonderful effects upon the human
system. Thousands OF people in Georxl,
recommend 81. Price 800
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the usdis,.
that the Quaker Doctor made al. Of hs
wonderful quick cures with. It's rev
ana wonderful medicine for Neur. ga
Toothache. Baokaehe. Rheumatism
sprains Pain in Bowels; in fact. all PAN
can be relieved By II. Price 25c ana 81
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP :.
medicated soap for tho skin. SCAN "A,
complexion. Price lOc a cake
QUAKER HEALING sALvE. vse..
table ointment. for the cure o. tctte- II.
zema and eruptions OF the skin priss
l0c a box
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
PaSseage[ FareS lTOm Savanna.

TO NEW YORK-FIRST CABIN. ~
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. s.. rs
IERMEDlATE CABIN. SIS: INFERNO.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. g4N
sTEERAGE. $40.
TO BOSrON-FIRsT CABIN So
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. S7s IN.
= MEDIATE CABIN. 81. INTBRME-
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP. Na0
sTEERAGE. Sii75.
The express steamships OF this lire arc
appointed 10 sail from Savannah. Central
'"tn) meridian time. az follows,
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. THURS.
DAY. Dec. s. 40 p m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. sATUR-
DAY, Dec :. 500 r IN
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg
hoNDAf. Dec. TO- 500 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. capt. Askins. TUES
DAY. Dec. Il. 800 p m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt DaFge,t
TIL RsDAY. Dec. 10, 1000 a. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith. SATUR.
DAY. Dec. 70. ii.70 a. m.
h ANsAs CITY Capt. Fisher, TUESDAY,
Dec. u.s. 200 o m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Adkins. THURS
DAY. Dec. %, $3.50 o. m.
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt. BERG
FRIDAY. Dec p. 800 p m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Daegst
SATURDAY. Dec. 2. 500 p. m.
NACOOcHEE. Capt Smith. TUESDAY,
Dec p, 7.30 p m.
KANSAS CITY. Caps. Fisher, THURS
DAY, Dec q 900 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Asklns SATUR-
DAY Dec. q, II % p. m.
<OTICE-Steamshlp City Of Brmlng
ham wiz not carry passengers
Steamship CITY OF MACON. Capt
Savage. will ply between New York ani
Boston on the following schedule.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
from Pier g. North river. al 1900 noon
Dec. Z. =. H. q. o. 81
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
from Lewis WHARF at 1900 noon Dec
10. H. To- -. q.
This company reserves the right 10
change IT'S sailings without nottce and
without liability or accountability there
for
saiIings New York for Savannah Tues.
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays . m.
". G. BREWER. city Ticket and Pas
senger Agent. i07 Bull street. savannah.
ca.
Z. W SMITH. Contracting Frsish;
Agent. Savannah. Ca
r. C. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
Ca.
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic Department. 22l W. Bay stree.
Jacksonville Fla.
w H. PLEAsANTs. General FrelEh
aud Passenger Agent. New Pier -. North
River New York y. Y
T. r LEFEVRE Manager. New Per
-. North river. New York. n. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The term % tao Hon. Judaon G.. Glenn
euus 81 Georgia a. member Of the In
teraats Commerce Commission. Nil ex-
p4rs on the last day o. tho curren;
month. u is the general belief In wash
rgton that be wlu BE- reappointed by
the PresidouT. Mr.. Clements has made
a good commissioner. ard his reapnoint-
meut would BE- a compliment well be-
slowed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

cuba isn't ar big as the state Of Gcor-
eia by more than i5.ooo square miles. and
has 6ooo0 less popul4tiou; nevertheless
ons 81 the cuban constituton-makcrs
proposes that the island shall be- provided
with a governor and a legislative body FOR
each OF the six provinces, besides Pres
llent. cabinet ana Congress a. the ca9i-
tai Evidently 1t is the purpose 81 Gen.
Rivera. who propose the constitution tn
question. TO provide an office Tor about
every cuban cN-soidior who wore side
arms
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
The QuakGrS Are
Honest PHODIe.

The Quaker Her.
Tonic Is not o. ,
blood puuder b.t a
Blood Maker -.
Pale Weak nrd Be-
oilitated peop. MO
have not stfeustb
nor blood IL a-ts q,
a tonic Il regulate
digestion. cures Az.
pepsia ana IA
strength ard toue 10
the nervous avst..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Al odd circumstance in connection with
the burial ~ the late oscar Wilde ls tho
fact that tho Marquis or Qucenshcrry act
"a as chief mourner. IL was the Marquis
of Qureusberry ,hat was the chief witness
again wilde So the trial which condemned
him o. the prison ana tAc treaimiB 10
ls likciy that the charges aeainst The poet
could have beon compromised except for
the insis,en1e Of the Marquis that they
- prosecuted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Paul Heyse. who Is noted amonz the
Germans Tor his poriraiture Of women
aud love affairs. explains ln hts recently
published Memoirs that the kew ~ -.
love stories is not To be found In ne
personal experiences. Tie had only three
love affairs. the object u enc frst vsber
be was student. havinr been er.rS-
niece Of Goethe's Charlotte Won etsir
iis other two loves were two Young wo-
men who subsequently, became his arst
md second wife.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The Georgia legislature doee not pass
an anu-iree pass act or biennial scs-
s.ons oct for the reason probably. tnat
each member hopes 30 succeed himself
and therefore does not care 90 cut on
bis o@n pcrquisites and privileges.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

About the nrst Of September there was
an anti-uegro riot 10 New York city.
p,ver, black head that was seen was
hn. Several uosrocs were felriuhy
5, ateu. ID was 40 cbullition OF the mob
aud lynchlng spirit There were loud
protestatious on the part % some Of the
authorities that the rioters would be
brought to justice aud punished. So oar
as the information goes. moody has
yet been punished. The investigation
seems to have amounted 20 nothing.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

We think that We are o pretty big poo
pie. with our 100000 Of population. and
indeed We arc: but Russia oycriops as
head aud shoulders According 60 the ist-
est statistics Of Inhabitants made public
nv the Russian authorities. tho Gear ls
the Little Father" 10 no less than 1857
0oooo souls. The increase ln population
In the C'zars realm Is said p haye been
exceptionally heavy since lsci. when the
serls were emanclpated.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
The weather.

TIE indications Tor Georgia to-day are
for fair weather. fresh west 10 north
WINDS. and for Eastern Fiorda. partly
uaosldy weather, light % fresh noriher.y
xantaa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Philadelphia Record CDem) says;
and with the versatility that has marked
his political career. Mr.. Stewart Of Ne
vada hastcns To put his name on the iist
81 Republican senators 30 get his share
~ the spoll Although this quoudam Pop
ulist did not Invent the crime 81 49, he
was the most iusty and loug-Windcd OF
ns asssuants in the Senate. This. coo
in face OF the fact that be was one Of
the participants So the pretended crime
when 90 was accomplished, II is such
men a. Stewart VINO bring public life
into disreputc.'
The Baltimore sun Dem) says. Amer
lean shipbuudcrs viii heartily indorse the
sulan's method OF paying his debts. and
pcrhaps would not be grieved u there
should be- frequent occasion Tor demand
ing indemnity from him Furthermore.
the success which has attended the Ken
tucky's visit 90 smyrna suggests that out
navy might be probably emn.oycd Iu
WORKING mp business Tor our shlryards
The Atlanta journal CDem) says: sa-
yannah evidently thinks there might be
worse things than being called che next
wicSedest city 90 the United States For
instance. being given a certificate OF char
acter By Town Topics.
The Birmingham Aec Herald CDemJ
saws. THE little brown Filipino rabbit
win be vigorously hunted until next May
when he will BE- again safe Tor ia
noGths"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06
Sw! w! NJ!
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.
THE EAS T.

Unsurpassed cabin accomnodat Ions. All
the comforts Of "a modern hotel Eiecrc
lights. JneNcelled table. Tickets include
meals and berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

Quite an interesting correspondence he
tween ex-senator Camden and Senator
Elkns, Of West Virginia deserves 10 n.
chronicled. says the Washington Pos. =,
began years ago. when Mr. Elkius .iect-
"a 10 succeed Mr Camden. laurbin,i,.
telegrlphed tho latter that he Womb ~
very much pleased ~ Mr. Camden v,o,,it
forward him his Senatorial shoes. About
two weeks before the election -,
month, Mr. Camden wrote TO AR rgki,S
thar he believed he would trouble the sen
ator for the return Of the shoes.
Il am very sorry" replied Sir Elkl,s
but think would rather Keen 49,,
They seem to NJ me and find chem verv
comfortable"
on the day after election. Senator Eli
ms received a aconic telegram. II nnere.
Is said.
You can keep the shoes. viii M,
need them. j. y. Camden.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06

The funniest thing l heard or saw dur
ing the campaign" said Representative
Dave Mercer or Nebraska. according TO
The Worlds special. was when BRYAN
was making speech Ia Omaha. ust 81.
fore the election. A woman In The crowd
was carrying a baby aud the baby bean
70 cry. Hush. child she said. 'Brvan
isn's elected YETI"