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Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

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LOVERS PACKAGE portofut fr Iael soly. Mfrke.
ug .SEriy mn walton W. 81 Co, al STATE st. Chicago
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
POWELL WAS SUSPENDED.
President OF the order Of Railway
TeIcEraphcrs Now ont of once.

President OF the order of Hallway
TeicEraphcrs Now ont of oGiee.
81 Louis. oct 9.-Presldeni ". v. Pow
or Of the order Of Railroad Photographers
was suspended from ONCE to-day by the
special convention OF the grand division
OF that organization now IN session here.
Mr. Powell left n. odd Fellows build
ing. IN which the convention b. being held.
10 go to his Office In the Fullerton build
ing FRS, Vice President N. u. Dolphin
Of Kansas city took the chair and was
considering a motion to appoint commit
tce to hear the charges made
against President Powell by Sec
rotary and Treasurer perham. While
he was thus engaged II was
whispered around the han that Powell
hal gone 20 the Circuit Court 10 ask for
an order restraining the grand session
from trying him. The report found cred
ence on all sides Soon the hall was IN
IN uproar. ana q dozen delegates were
upon their feet demanding recognition.
ana trying to make motions o. or. kind
or another. Finally the chairman heard
q molten 10 set aside the appointment Of
the committee under consideration. and
To suspend Powell from office. The mo-
ton WINS seconded from All parts 81 the
hall. When the question was put the
vote stood i@ for suspension 10 8 against
o..
II had been conceded all along that the
President had al least twenty-five votes
that he could count on in any emergency,
and bis friends were astounded when on'y
six were cast against his supension the
only theory on which they could account
for the hop-over was that they believed
the rumor concerning roweifs intention
TO take the matter into the courts and
disepproved eueh action
when seen by = reporter. Nr Powell
said that his suspension was an entire
surprise. and denied that he had even
thought Of asking the courts for re-
straiuinR order
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
NOT PAID FOR SPEECHES,
Continued from First Page.


imagine from reading the Republican pa
ners ] ana n difficult 20 reconcile their
Statements about my financial condition.
ono time they say that am so ambitious
that / would spend an my money 10 be
President. aud another time they say that
] am 80 avariclous that ! VIII not mako
a speech unless ! am paid FOR n.
"a notice a criticism In the papers that
Tho people o. the towns through which our
Train passes have contributed 90 the ex-
pcnses OF the train. and u was suggested
that was for my benefit I need not tell
YOU thar I receive nothing Tor making
speeches hut. my friends, J want you 20
know that whom men ride on trains they
must esther pay or else the railroad COM
ranics must furnish them with free rides.
We do not want "a railroad 10 carry our
rain free through the state and. there
fore. the state Committee paid about Sl0o
Tor the train for yesterday and to-day We
believe u s. better FOR people 10 pay their
way and 90 be- independent than 90 have
corporations run them after election. I
would a great deal rather have RepubN-
cans crificise me because people along the
road pay the expense Of the train than
10 receive free rides from the railroad
companies and have corporations run me
II elected because they furnished the
trains "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
WATCH COFFEE
bud Watch u CnrefuIIr.

Any brain worker that depends on
thought for his success IN life. uses up
daily. by brain work. varying amount
Of the delicate PARTICLES OF phosphate OF
potash aud alhumen Of which the brain
ard nerve ccutcrs are composed
The fine. microscopic PARTICLES or phos-
phate OF potash are found in quantities Ia
the pores Of the skin after the brain has
been used actively This must be re-
placed from food. or brain Tax aud nerv-
Gus prostration set IN.
This breaking down OF the lHtle cells
each day, from brain work alone. Is
natural process. and the cells can readily
be built from the right sort OF food. II the
system Is not interfer,d with By drugs.
hut n an increased amount Of cells are
broken down by the use % coffee. trouble
then begins.
Frequently e first shows IN dyspepsia.
lack OF power of the bowels 20 operate
properly. or pnipitation Of the heart or
some other lack OF vitality and healthy
vigor. There Is but one thing for a SEN
shle man or woman TO do--quit coffee
absolutely. Hard 10 do you say.
Take up Postum Food Coffee use Il reg
ulary. have Il well made. 20 Il tastes
good. You will find a weil-defined. UNI
mistakable change ia your health. and
there - a reason Tor q.
You have become free from the break.
Ing down force q coffee. and on the other
hand, you are taking a powerful. nourish-
ing liquid food which quickly rebullds
the now cells. These are facts.-pro-
found facts. ready for any one "a prove
TO their own satisfaction by actual use.
Postum Fcod Couee ~ maze AZ the famous
pure food factories OF the Postum Cereal
Co. Ltd. Battle Greek. Mich, and Is
used By brain workers All over the world
Don't call s. Substitute" for coffee:
lesve out the coffee proposition alto
geiher Postum Ia a liquid food and
true food drink.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
DISAPPEARING CARRIAGES.
Board Recommended THAT no More
Of Them he Made.

Board Recommended THAT no More
Of Them lie Made.
washington. oct s.-The Board OF ord
nance and Fortincauous has been hold
ing pro,ractod session IN Washington
and adjourned to-day after taking impor-
tant action regarding disappearing gun
carriages.
The board has recommended 20 the Sec
rotary Of War that no more disappearing
gun carriages be made. There has been
much contention among army officers for
some time. especially among artillery on
Gers aa - the value OF disappearing gun
carriage upou f0rtihcatlcns for coast de-
fsusa The consensus Of opinion has been
fhut The disappearing carriage was good
FOR low sites. but the majority seemed to
think thnt Dc was not best for high sites.
Ths. ncts0n Of the board - sustained by
the Secretary Of War, viii be OF far
reaching importance in the future OF coast
defCnseE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
OCEANIC WENT AGROUND.
nut the Giant Liner Backed on with
out Injury.

out injury.
New York, Oct "a special cable dis
rntch from Queenstown 90 the Evening
world. says:
Tho giant White Star liner Oceanic
which arrived herr to-day. had a narrow
escape from shipwreck or tho coast Of
ireland. While approaching tho coast
and trying TO pick up the Fsstnet light.
wha, appeared 10 b. n fog bank. sud
siouiy lifted and showed land dead ahead.
The breakers could be plainly seen
crashing on the rocks. and the vessel
touched bottom. hut Capt. Cameron i'm
medlately stopped his engines. reversed
them and backed into deep water with
out tho ship being injured.
IL was only owing to the care Of tho
captain that terrible disaster was avert
"a The Oceanic was going slowly o0
account Of the fog. and trying 10 pick up
tho land II was O'Clock in the morn
ing when the Jog hfted and showed the
land right ahead. the position being then
between the rocks known as the Bull. Cow
ana calf and Browhead.
The land was 20 close that on each bow
could BE- seen regular cave. The stop
ping OF the engines shook up and awoke
everybody Hair minute after the en-
gines were reversed. but before the Oce-
anic was stopped she struck with a grind
ing grating noise. She then quickly swung
clear
Tranquil and confident IN the skin OF
the captain the women passengers in thu
saloon behaved admirably showing the
greatest GOODNESS IN the presence of dan
ger. The water-tight compartments were
closed within Two minutes. on Capt. Cam
eron's orders. as soot a. the danger was
perceived. Tho iifsbosts we're cleared
away ready for lowering with the pre-
cision Of ciockwork. and Abe crew were
ai quarters ~ once.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
ruE ENGLIsn objections.
Five hundred and TvSenty-two Mem
bcrs Of Parliament Have Now Boen
Declared.

five Hundred and Twenty-Five Mem
hers Of Parliament Have Now Boen
Declared.
Iouion oct 10. a. m.-From the re-
u..s received at midnight It appears
u tae government gained two seats in
y.r-rlay's poIings in the parliamentary
te.a1
r hundred and twenty-five members
t.s r5w been oficillly declared OF whom
50 a. Muistoriausts. and IS belong TO
Or OPPOSITION. The Minis,crialists have
f i've seats more than their op-
trs1s the noteworthy elections was
itsf M ar William 81. John Brodrick.
u...r secretary OF state for fopeign ar
fa % the Gullford Division OF Surrey.
r"H majority Of 22G over his Liberal
D.H.uL A. W. Chapman. and that Of
JH Edward Ellis Liberal. in the Rush
He. Iivlslon OF Nottinghamshire. Mr..
has represented Rushchme since
The minlstorildsts. In fighting him.
Geciivo use OF his pro-Boer letters
.Hiv published by Mr. Chamberlain.
arI b.. majority be secured al the general
session ~ 1896 was reduced by ISL votes.
Ia Morley has been reelected for
roor1 eehurghs in the Liberal interest
r.etng 8 80 votes ns. against $3.50 cast
Fl Wr b. Don. his Liberal UniOnist
sonont.
Liberals ore hoiding their own in
i0ts hire and In some districts their
Candidates have doubled the uajorities OF
%. previous general election.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
Opening business Meetings Were
Held Yesterday.

Opening business Meetings Were
Held Yesterday.
Chattanooea. Tenn. Oct 9.-The OPEN
ing business meetings OF the Society o.
the Army Of tho Cumberland was held to-
day Gen. r. J. Wood. presiding Annual
reports of officers were adopted. one II
the most important being that Of Gen. H.
Y. Boyntou. corresponding secretary. pro
viding for the preservation OF the records
OF the society.
All trains tonight brought In additional
veteWns 90 the reunions or tho Army Of
the Cumberland ana spanlsh-Amorican
War Veterans Associations. and there are
now several thousand Ia the city The
council Of administration OF the spanish
American War Veterans Association
held n meeting this afternoon. The
meeting WIS behind closed doors. but e
Is understood that "a proposition 20 unite
with the other society Of Spanish War
veterans the members OF which saw ac-
tive service. received favorable considera-
ton.
Tonight M the Auditorium Gen. Joseph
w Burke OF Mobile delivered the annual
Grafton before the Army Of the Cumber-
hand Society. Among those occupying
scots on the roetrum were Pension Com
missioner a. Clay Evans Gen. Daniel
sickics ard Gen. n. v Boyton.
The spanish-American War Veterans
viii have q meeting tomorrow night, AT
which the annual GRAFTON viii be delivered
bv Gen William ,. Mckee Of Indiana.
other addresses VIII Doe made by Co. Rich-
ard Henry Savage New York. Maj. Julius
" Kluau. Nebraska. ana Col. Graccy
Chllders Tennessee
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
HAD A SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Henry Lewis Dangerously wounded
ga Coffee County.

in Coffee County.
Doueias. Ca. oct Son Sunday last
In the lower part OF Coffee county. at
Ellis NIin. IN a free-for-all scrap between
Joiie Corbett and Henry Lewis. on one
side. a man named Han and John Wilson
on the other. Lewis. while endeavoring 10
use his knife. was shot by Wilson. recelv-
ing an abdominal wound that Il Is thought
VIII prove fatal The origin Of this regret
able affair could not be- learned.
The criminal docket OF coffee Superior
Court will be taken UP tomorrow.
Mr. L. r. Simmons. an aged citizen OF
Douglas. was stricken with paralysis on
Sunday His entire right side is paraiyzed
His wife. who S. visiting In North Caro-
Ina has bee nwired for.
Mr.. 4. s Moblcy has been adiudged in
sane. and will bc carried 20 the state
sanitarium M Milledgeville az once
Tho Merchants ana Planters flreproOf
warehouse is nearing completion.
Mrs. Matte Freeman Kempton. who has
been visiting her parents. Editor J. NJ.
Freeman and wife. returned 90 her home
In Waycross yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
CORRECTION ron BRYAN.
NeIisieiohn Quotes the sultan NJ
sniu Agreement.

Washington. oct s-Acting Secretary
Me!kiejohn q the war department. has
sent the following le,ter to Hon. W. j..
Bryan. who speaks az Peoria. IN. to-
day.
cost. g. 1910 Dear Sir: In the press
reports yesterday OF your address at Tip
ton, Ind. in which you referred to the
overthrow Of human slavery 10 the Uni
ted States resulting from the success Of
the armies Of the Union. sou are also
reported as saying On that connection.
We fought then for the adoption Of
a constitutional amendment that provid-
80 that no man could own slave. and yct
before the Philippine war Is ended Ne
have the suu treaty, which recognizes
slavery
Permit me- 20 invite your attention 10
the following extract from the letter OF
the Secretary OF War 10 Mai Gen Otis.
commanding the United States forces in
the Philippine. under date OF Oct e.
iseg.
The President instrlicts me to advise
You chat the agreement signed Aug ~
1872. between Brig. Gen. John C. Bates
representing the United States. OF the
one part, the sultan OF Iolo.
the uato Rliah MuIa. the
'at" AUX. the ntto Caihi
and the psto IoanAl1n. OF thc other part
is confirmed ard approved. subject 10 the
action OF Congress provided FOR IN that
clause OF the treaty OF peace between the
United states and spain which provides
"fhc civil rights and tho political status
of che native Inhabitants OF the 4 rritory
hereby cesicd 90 the United States shall b.
determined by Congress" and with the
understanding and reservation which
should be- distinctly communicated 10 tho
Sultan Of lolo. that this agreement Is NOT
20 D. deemed Ia any way 20 authorize o.
give the consent Of the United States TO
the existence OF slavery in the Sulu Archl-
peiago, "a thing which is made impossible
ny the Thirteenth Amendment Of the Con-
situton OF the United Siates'
''it is probably unnecessary to can vour
attention 60 the fact that in the absence
of the approval OF the President. IL Is in
possible for us 80 have the suiu treaty or
any other treaty. Very respectfully.
&C. ID. MeikleiOhu.
"Hon. W. J. Bryan. Peoria H."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
REonGANIzE THE ARMY.
Gen. John "a. Brooke Declares neor-
EXAMINATION u Needed.

EnBixRtion II Needed.
washington. Oct. s.-It Is urged. in tho
annual report Of Mai. Gen. John r..
Brooke. commanding the Department. or
tho East. ut New York. which was made
public al the war department to-day, that
pressing necessity exists for the reor-
gonlzatlon Of che army on modern lines
FOR many years past" says he, "the
general officers Of tho army have shown
the necessity for an Increase which Will
place the army on an efficient basis. and
enable Il 10 perform It's duties with credit
10 itself. and 10 the satisfaction Of the
milton. The events since the commence
mcut OF the Spanish War have demon
stratcd beyond doubt the necessity for
reorganization which viii enable this
nation to maintain the position IN whien
u now finds Itself placed. 80 that. IN case
OF war. the army may form the bulwark
behind which the volunteer army may be-
created. a. has always been done in our
country By organizing the people"
Referring to the rehabilitation and pro-
gress Of our coast defonses. he says that
while Il II impraciicable a. this time 20
make recommendation regarding the ar
tmiery posts where the number Of men
enters as a factor on account Of the large
foreign drafts Il Is not too early now TO
draw up plans for supporting the coast
artillery 1t is not the province Of coast
artillery he says. 20 net out Of foriinCa-
lions their sphere Of operation being lin
tied but that the presence 81 mobile
troops to repe attacks from the rear and
to prevent landing parties from galning "a
foothold s. imperative on that account
the vicinity 81 each post for miles around
should be mapped with n View 10 determ-
lining the lines OF defense before the me-
cessity for their use arises.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
FInE cmIEFs ~ SESSION.
FIrst Day of Their Convention In
charleston.

Charleston. 5. C.. oct. 9.-President
Qulg,ey Of Syracuse. called the twenty
eighth annual convention % the In,erna-
t,onal Fire chiefs 70 order az 10 o'clock
to-day IN the German Artillery Hall Adj
dresses Of welcome were made and re-
sponGed to In a hearty manner. The large
hail. seating 800 persons, was filled. and
the opening exercises were very inter
esting.
chief Quigley. Mayor J Adgcr Smyth
OF Charleston. CHIEF McAfee % Balti-
more. Fireman Grace Of Charleston. ard
Chlef Ryan % Norfolk. were among tho
speakers. Special committees reported
al this afternoons session. aud Tonight
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
ADVANCED THE SEELr CASE.
Cases Against -Four states Cleared
From the Docket.

Washington oct o.-ln the Supreme
Court to-day Assistant Attorney General
Maury for the government moved TO all
vance the Nicely cStradition case aud an
nounced that he bad received a telegram
from the opposing counsel ln New York
stating there would be- no objection 10 this
course. Trio date which viii be set for
the case has not been determined.
The case OF the United states against
North Carolina. South Carolina. Florida
and Louisiana to-day were dismissed tea
accordance with the decision 81 Congress
In these cases dur.1e she last session.
They Involve certain funds due the United
States from the states named. The claims
were adjusted ia che settlement following
the state expenditure on account Of che
spanish-American War. and the action
Of the court to-day was merely formal IN
clearing the cases from the record.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

Havana. oct. BY order Of the mill
ftnry government and through Senior
Gencr secretary Of Justice. trial by jury
WIS inaugurated Ia cuba to-day. ana the
writ % hahcas corpus established Com
missiouers representing the church and
the state have been appointed to deter
mine the property rights of the former.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
SENT MONEY rom GALVESTON.
People OF Honolulu Respond Co the
Call for Aid.

People OF Honolulu Respond ca the
Call for Aid.
Honolulu. Oct 2 via San Francisco oct.
s-By the steamship Australia to-day the
people Of Honolulu sent s. 30. for the peo-
pie % Galveston
Hawars three-cornercd political fisht
l. now fairly started. Republicans Demo.
Gratis and Independent Home Ruiers q :
having tickets in the field. Indepcnden IS
have fnng 10 the breeze az the headquar-
ters a banner bearing the picture % King
Kamohameha T. the great Hawaiian mon
arch. who first conquered al the ISLANDS.
The two American parties claim that this
h another proof that the Hawaiian party
Is carrying on an antl-white campaign.
Tho Independents Will hold regular
nominating convention next Wednesday.
when they will put their fuil ticket IN thc
field r. W. Wilcox probably WI be nouii-
mated for Congress.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10

the nremen heard an interesting address
hy Air. r o. Aneld ~ the International
Board Of Fire Underwriters and manager
% the Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance
Company Of New York.
The programme cor tomorrow includes
the test 81 apparatus and an excursion TO
historic Fort Sumter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
PASSENGER AGENTS MET.
shout 900 Are In Annual Convention
az Old Point.

N'"fort News. Var oct e.-The
n Travelling Passenger Agents
cation convened in annual session
'Ia HyEeia Hotel Old Point Comfort.
morning with about 4oe. members IN
i'ident /. ". Landman addressed the
', taking as his theme the aims and
of tne association. ana was follow
John u. Potts. general passenger
~ the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
"H' spoke along the same lines An
oi welcome was made by John
'n town attorney Of Hampton
..t'"raie ball az the Hygeia closed
NAf programme
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-10
saUATrEns RUSHING IN.

Indian Reservation 90 lie Thrown
Open To-day.
Spokane. Wash. Oct. s-The north half
Of the Colvine Indian reservation will be
opened TO settlement al noon tomorrow.
Hundreds OF homcscekers are already on
the land. and many are waiting close 20
no borders. some "=ooncrs" have al
ready erected cabins oud declare their
Intention TO hold valuable claims with
Winchesters n necessary. 4 great rush
Is expected at the Spokane and Water
VILE land Offices tomorrow. but iitiie
trouble Is looked for. owing 20 the great
area Of rho tract thrown open, which Is
about equal in size TO the state o. Dc'a-
ware