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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting-Ancient Landmark Lodge. No
zsl. p. a A. 81
Special Notlces-Wan Paper. Paper
Hanging. Savannah Building supply Com
pany. Doors. sash Blinds. Andrew Han
ley Company. suwanee Springs Water
To wafer Takers. ship Notice Wilder 4
Co. Agents: New English walnuts. A. 81.
& G. ". West.
Business Notices-Campbell's Jeilies. etc
Henry Solomon & son. Diamonds. Hunter
& vanKeuren. Wilson Whisky. che 3
W Branch Co.
Eat wen-Eat-wei Salad Dressing.
Legal Notices. Marks. Individually.
and 8 Marks and Company. Bankrupt
Two Specials for this Week-Lindsay a
MOfSan.
Legal Notlces-Nosice 60 Debtors and
Creditors. Estate Charles D. Baldwin.
Deceased.
Auction sale-wen Located seveu-Room
Residence. by c. II. Dorsctt. Auc,ioneer.
Auction salcs-w Wednesday. Nov. u. BY
A. Wineright Auetioueer.
Omclal-Oflcial Proceedings Of Council
Amuscmeuts-Big Minstrel Festival Fri
day Night. NOV. Is. Dunno a Ryley Pre-
cent Mathews and Bulger Tonight.
whiskey-Ye elbow Label whiskey' Dufty
Pure Malt whIskey
CherOots-Od Virginia Cheroots.
Medlosl--Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. s. 3.
s. Hoods sarsarparilla; Castoria; Lydia
Pinkham Vegetable Pills; Worlds Dis
pensdry Preparation; Or. Hathaway
Company. Smiths Chill Tonic, TUFTS
pins. Pyramid Pile Cure
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted. Employment Wanted; For Rent:
For Sale. Lost. Personal: Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Against Their Principle.

I'VE heard you whipping your boy in
the woodshed last night." said the spokes-
man OF the party. according 10 the Az
blny Post.
Yes" replied the indignant parent. the
youngster played hockey from schoI
ate up two Jars OF his mothers Jam.
tumbled his little sister out OF her high
chair and tried TO build bonfire In the
barn"
NO matter" returned the spokesman;
1T IS government without the consent OF
the governed, and we cannot permit a."
Besides that" went on the indignant
parent he broke three windows In your
basement"
what cried the spokesman; ".s he
the boy who did that7 Why he ought to
De licked within an inch OF his life! I'd
like 90 have the handling Of him for a
day or so. and I'd teach him to behave
himself"
but government without the consent
-"
rs a theory. nothing but a theory-a
mcasly little impossible theory"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
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Really. your face is very familiar. sir.
but you seem 90 have the advantage OF
me in names"
And she looked AZ the distinguished
stranger with a puzzled cir. says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Il fancied.' he said. that you would
know me My name IL Bangs, and four
years ago had the honor 10 be your
coachman."
The face OF the lady hiazed.
''Sirr' she fairly snarled
But n remarkably lucky series Of stock
investments" he went on have enabled
mo 90 become your next door neiehbor -
The ladys face softened.
80 pleased 20 renew our acquaintance.
SIR. Bangs" she simihngly said.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
rHn FIGuREs srILL Rising.

T. there any reason for thinking that
there will be q reduction N the Spanish
American war taxes at the coming ses-
sion Of Congress- II viii b. recalled that
when the hlliion-dollar mark IN the APP
propriations was passed there was
Ereat outcry over the billion dollar
Congress. The country was alarmed az
the rapid rise In the expenditures Of the
government. and elected q Consrcss Of a
different political complexion. But the
extravsEance Of tho billion dollar CON
gress has been far surpassed. ana the APP
preparation neurcs are steadily rising
In their platform the Republicans DO
not promise a reduction Of war taxes.
They say that the country is justfied IN
expecting that tho Republican party will
bring about a reduction 81 the war taxes.
There is. however nothing IN sight that
indicates that these taxes Will be reduc-
I'd Mr. Payne. the chairman 81 the
ways and Means Committee. in q con-
VIBRATION in Washington the other day.
stated that the time had not yet come for
reducing the taxes. In fact. the outlook
b. that there will be a search for new
sources Of revenue rather than q rcdVc-
ton o. taxation. The Republicans seem
determined 10 pass the ship subsidy bill.
which would take a good many millions
annually out OF the treasury. And. the
trouble In the Philippines Is not over by
any means. In his report published In
our dispatches on Sunday. Gen. Mac
Arthur says. that in the light Of exist
Ing conditions Il IL dificuk 20 realize that
there IL any possibility OF such future
for the islands. especially as az present.
and for many years TO come the necessl-
~ Of a large military and naval force
is too apparent 20 admit % discussion"
II 81 clear from what Gen. Macarthur
says there IL not much probability o. any
considerable reduction IN the expenses
In the Philippines IA the near future.
There may not be any considerable
amount OF fighting much longer bat u
will be necessary 10 maintain IN the isl
ands a large military force Besides. Il
IL proba bic that there viii be a small
army in the civil service in the Philip
pines The prospect therefore. that there
viii be- any reduction IN war taxes within
the NE OF the next administration b. very
remote. II Is more than probable that
no future Congress will appropriate less
than a billion dollars. The movement il
rapidly towards the billion and a half
mark
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Mr.. Damrosch's Experience.

Walter Damrosch is relating an amusing
experience that befell him In Orange
says the New York Telegraph. The mu.
steal director took upon himself the task
OF training a chorus In that burg. They
we're studying MeDdelsEohn's Elijah. =
and had reached the chorus.
Hear u. Baal. hear US mighty God"
the male voices were booming out 70
noriously when Damrosch cried out. a.
Is his won't. mo- No! Not that way. No,
that dreadful. howl! Don't say 'B-a-a-L
Soften a little: give more musical sound
To the word say Bal"
"whereupon." he says. the orangeltes
took up the strain again:
Hear us Ba~il Hear us Bawi! Hear
Ne mighty God"
They quickly realized the peculiar NJ.
ness % the sentiment and broke down IN
laughter"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
short Memory We. a PIea.ure.

Dr. s. Weir Mitchell. the famous author.
Is famous also as a nerve specialist. and
ought to be famous as a maker OF clev-
erly turned compliments. At a reception
he met for the first time a well-known
Philadelphia lady. and In Conversation
with her spoke OF his liking for the novel.
Crawford 80
Il am glad that my memory Is such.
said he that within the space OF two
years I can completely forget that book.
and 20 have the pleasure OF reading Il all
over again"
The lady 20 whom he said this did not
meet him again until a year or so had
passed She found that he had quite for
gotten her and reminded him OF their
previous meeting. Then Il came to him
"Ah. madam" he said. 1t ls with you
MS Il is with Crawford. have the ability
70 forget. and thus / may have all the
pleasure OF becoming acquainted over
again."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

a New York newspaper says that Its
columns have been nlled lately to re-
msrkable degree with true stories Of
tragedy. crime and romance, which, ~
written by dramatists or novel authors.
would have been thought improbable"
This suggests che thought could anything
OF crime. tragedy or romance be written
OF New York that was untrue. except
possibly IN the matter Of the names Of
the persons involved The whole gamut
Of human emotions and wickedness Is
doubtless run daily iu that great city.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

There Is a suggestion OF retributive jus
lice In the capture and annexation Of
Manchuria By Russia. Three hundred and
sixty years ago. by a shrcwd trick and
the exercise OF brute force. the Manchu
Tartars captured the government OF China
and placed one Of their princes upon the
throne The Using dynasty. which wa
then founded. has endured up to the pres
ent. The fact that Il IS not Chinese. and
has never succeeded In enlstiug the ar
fections OF the Chinese Is re plnsiblc Tor
"a number OF outbreaks and much blood
she'd. Manchurn IS the northcrnmost
province OF the Chinese Empire, and Is
surrounded on three sides by Russian pos
sessions. II has an area % $500 square
miles and a population C upwards o!
s.0o0.oo Mukden the ancient capital .
a walled city and is the burial place q
a number Of Chinese and Tartar king
and dignitaries.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

The ocala Gla) Banner has bumped the
very bottom OF the gulf OF despair. as
consequence Of the recent election. There
IS neither sunshine nor flowers nor music
for Il; all is black darkness and hopeless
ruin. 'Ant-imperialism and anti-trusts."
Il SAYS ARE more hopeiessly defeated
than free silver. and these monster evils
are invested with a fresh lease OF power
and license 20 DO their worst. All patri-
OTIS should pray for the safety OF the re-
publicw Persons desiring TO mingle their
tears with those OF the Banner viii md
Il doing business al the same old stand
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TERMEDlATE CABIN, ST. INFERNO
STEERAGE. Sii.75.
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Nov r. 1880 p. m.
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CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg.
THURSDAY. Nov. %. 1000 a. m
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher THURS
DAY. Nov. -. 1000 a. m
Notwithstanding City OF BirminF-
ham viii not carry passengers.
NEW YORK; TO BOSTON.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage, WE'D
NEsDAY. Nov. "A. 1900 noon.
CITY OF MACON. Capt Savage. NOM
DAY, Nov. 10. 1900 noon.
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DAY. Nov. O. az 1900 noon.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage. WE'D
NEsDAY. Nov. Is. 1900 noon.
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Ca.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Richard Croker was one OF the first 10
deposit his ballot IN his precinct last
Tuesday morning. A story IL anoat 20 the
effect that he bsllotted early In order 10
avoid having his vote contested. IL is
against the law In New York TO bet on an
election ana the one who bets loses his
riEht 10 vote. Il Is said that the Rev. DR..
Dixon. having heard that Mr.. Croker had
made bets on the election. had Il IN mind
70 send a committee from his church 10
the polls 10 challenge the boss vote. on
the ground that he had bet on the result
and was thus disqualified II Mr. Dixon
had any such intention. II was defeated
by Mr. Cookers voting before Mr. Dixon
had turned over for his second nap in
hiS comfortable bed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

intention 10 Cypress them. The spaniarsis
niade promises and broke them. They
have no more reason a. yet 10 truss us
,han they had TO trust the spaninrds.
There has been some talk 70 the eject that
Gen. Chanee IL 10 take the place OF Gen.
Macarthur but there does not seem 90 be
much foundation for a. Gen. Macarthur
does not seem 10 nave made any mistakes.
That being the case be ought TO be given
o chance 10 bring war 20 a close and
thus have the glory Of u.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

II Hung Chang says the demand OF
the Powers. that the Empress Dowager
and Prince Tuan be- punished b. too
humiliating TO be accepted" Suppose We
make a self-ease Of Il. would the United
States permit the Powers 10 say that
our President should be deposei and the
commanding general OF our army execut-
ed7 Would Germany submit to a decree
Of the Powers that the Chancellor be de-
prved OF ONCE and Won Waldersee lose his
head. or England that the Prince Of wales
BE- Inundated and Lord Salisbury hanged?
sull. Il Is about the equivalent Of those
things that IS being demanded OF China
ana the Powers are doing It because they
have the power to do a..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Much anxiety is being expressed in
England because OF the health OF the
good Queen Victoria. OF late. Il Is
sald. she has been failing fast. and there
Is no certainty that the end OF her reign,
and life. may not come at any moment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Marcus Daily of Montana IS dead. lie
was known chiefly for his luck, his nil
lions his race-horses and his political op-
position TO William A. Clark. Now that
Daily Is no more. Clark may and his next
attempt 20 enter the United States Senate
more successful than his former one.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Senator Hanna gave dinner at the
Union League club Ia New York the other
night A number OF the big guns OF the
Republican parry were guests az the func-
ton. and Il was proposed TO have jolii-
fcation over the result Of the election. Blu,
Senator Platt OF New York unfortunately
went to sleep in his chair at the banquet
table and for fear Of waking him the
speeches were IN underlone and the
laughter was all behind hsndkerchiefs.
Thus Senator Plat peacefully siumbered
through the whole evening. while his po-
Hucsl conferees suiskered only "a their
seeves
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

London swelldom and all the American
Anglomaniacs will probably shortly aP-
pear In spectacles. The Prince Of Wales
has been compelled by the failure OF his
eyes to adopt glasses. wales wears tor
tolse shell frames with gold shanks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

4 plan Is In formation Tor the organi-
zation OF q national union Of all the
mortuary trades. such as those OF grave
diggers. cofiin-makers. embalmers.
shroud-makers etc. This Is not to be a
trust" OF course. but trades union. q"
However. since prices are 10 be controlled
by the combination. those WHO have TO
pay the funeral bills viii not be able 10
Distinguish whether they have been
skinned" by a trust or trades union.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
the weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for fair weather fresh easterly winds:
and for Eastern Florida fair weather.
fresh northerly winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Ex-senator quay Of Pennsylvania seems
20 be getting into q position TO shake the
plum tree with al Of hts old-time vlgor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

DR.. PozEl famous surgeon OF Paris.
gives credit 20 the Americans OF the pro
fcssion a. being the most advanced in the
world. lie speaks OF them ns being 'scien-
tihcaily audacious and brilliantly cool. %
Had the American treatment for appendi-
citis been better known in Gambetta's
slime. he asserts. that statcsman's life
eould have been saved
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
Sw.! w! M!
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. Al
the comforts OF modern hotel. Electric
lights. Unexcellsd table Tickets Include
meals and berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New Orleans States Dem) says:
The consensus Of opinion Is that the
next Democratic nominee for President
will come either from New York or one
Of the New England states, and that he
will be a man whose sound money record
Is clear and who supported his party's
ticket IN the campaign OF 1900 THIS places
former Secretary OF State Richard Olney,
ex-senator David B. Hill. Hon. +. F.
Shepard and other distinguished gold
Democrats on the list OF presidential pos
sibuities IL is quite probable however
that " some strong man comes 20 the
front and carries the state OF New York
by a large majority In the gubernatorial
election 10 be held two years from now
he will get the nomination for the presi.
dcncy."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

Nevada has got her name into the
papors twice during The month one time
Il was when her population was an
nounced TO have fallen below that
Of a third-liass city, ana the other
time when the prize fighters named her
as The place IN which 70 hold Their mills
after having been outlawed IN all Of the
come a reproach and disgrace 20 tbs
union Of independent commonwealth. II
is an outrage upon the remainder OF the
Union that tina, little insignincant. sport
ing" pocket borough should have repre-
sentation In the Senate equal 20 the rep
rescntation OF the most popllous. moral
and wealthy states To the sisterhood.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13
THE oGLErHoRPp MONUMENT.

The New York Times says: For years
that are many the people OF Savannah.
Ca. have been talking about erecting a
monument to Gen. James +. oglethorpc.
the founder OF their city ana state. but
until now nothing has come OF q except
that there are very many business as
sociations and charitable and social or
ganizations bearing HE name. Mr..
Spencer e. Shooter has now made a
practical beginning toward the larger OBJ
Jet By giving 81 90 for a monument fund.
The monument viii be placed IA one OF
the numerous beautiful parks which
OElcthorpe laid out IN savannah
The Birmingham News says: "A move
ment has been set upon foot IN Georgia
to have the state erect monument 10
oglcthorpc. the founder OF the common.
wealth. /, deserves TO succeed. Ogle-
thorpe was great man and colonial his
tory does not reveal more admirnhle
character from among those English no
blcmen who came to America 90 particl-
pate IN the New World development than
the man who crossed the waters and
planted the colony Of Georgia. HIS mem
DRY should be poFpetuated in marble for
oil ages"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

The Montgomery Advertiser Dem)
says: The New York Journal heads a
two-column editorial. The New Democ-
racy.' God forbid. We have had a sur
plus OF that kind OF Democracy during
the last four years. and We hope 10 hear
no more OF u. II has turned the coun-
try over 10 Repuhlicauism and would
keep Il there what we want Is the re-
turn OF the old Democracy"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

The Louisville courier-Journal CDem)
says. "Now that the election Is over we
begin 90 hear the truth about the Philip
pines Gen. Macarthur now says that the
way the Flliplnos stick together Is on
account OF chronological hofsogenelty.
which induces them to stick 10 'consan-
guineous leadership We knew this all the
time. but II we had mentioned u before
the election Il would have been denounced
as a campaign lie"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-13

A warm and interesting contest during
the next three years and more. for the
presidential nomination Of the Repubh-
can party. Is being predicted IN wash
ingion. The young Senator Beverage Of
Indiana, u Is said. regards himself az a
man not only possessed Of the divine af-
hatus. but as a favorite Of fortune, des-
tined for the highes, position within che
reach OF American manhood. Having this
idea. he IS preparing 20 pull wires for
the presidency. Theodore Roosevelt. as
Is very well understood. thinks that he
Is the coming man ia Republican politics.
and that he ought 10 have the next nom
nation. And then there Is Secretary Of
State John Hay. who wrote a Life OF
Lincoln" and is playing a game OF dlplo-
macy with Europe In the Chinese bust
ness. Hay. q ls said Is laying pipe for
is4 The threc-cornored contest Il quite
likely 20 developd some interesting situa-
tons before a decision IS reached.
The sun., 1900-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
DIR. II. b. +. cRIsrIoN.

Perfection in grace and beauty is the
chief desire of womankind. Beauty OF
face and form are woman's two most at
tractive characteristics. To attain these
two subtle charms has been the chief
aim of many women who appreciate
their own imperfections and who have
groped blindly to acquire that which
ignorance of the true remedies rendered
impossible to attain. DIR. HI. B. f.
Crietion, late OF the Paris schools OF
beauty and ply sical culture, thoroughly
understands the formula and holds the
key to the gate that leads to beauty and
grace. The knowledge he imparts ia
like draught from the tabled fountain
Of perpetual youth, so ardently sought
by the gray-haired and decrepit Ponce
de Leon that he might restore the vigor
and grace OF his younger days. He sus-
tains reputation along this line and on
this subject, never before attained by
any man, and the thousands of testimon-
ials as to the good he has done is evi-
dence OF his worth to womankind. No
lady should miss hearing his scientific
lecture at the Grand Opera House, on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, April 2
and 8.
The sun., 1900-03-30
Egynt,r NeutrnIity Qmestloned.

Brussels, March 20.-Dr. Lcyds, the
diplomatic agent of the Transvaal, has
drawn the attention of the Egyptian and
Turkish governments to the fact that the
British government, in the house of com
mons. has admitted that six Maxms
were borrowed from the Egyptian army
for use in the Transvaal war, and has
demanded explanations of this breach of
neutrality, declaring that unless the guns
are Immediately returned the Transvaal
will consider that the Egyptian govern
ment has abandoned neutrality and is
lending openly its assistance to Great
Britain. No reply has been vouchsafcd
to this protest
The sun., 1900-03-30
India In a BAD way.

Calcutta, March 29.-During the course
Of his remarks in addressing the council
on the budget the yiceroy, Lord Curzon,
said the loss to the wheat crop, caused by
the drought during the present year, was
fS,O0O,0O0 to f10,000,oO0. He added that
the loss to the cotton crop was f7,OOO,-
GOO, while the oil seed crop, usually COW
ering 1S,0O0,OOO acres, was nonexistent
outside of Bengal and the northwest
provinces. The loss to cultiyators in
Bombay alone in food crops was fl5.-
100000 and in cotton f4,000,OOO. In
conclusion, the viceroy said it was impos-
sible for any government to anticipate
the consequences of a visitation of nature
on so gigantic and ruinous scale.