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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-08-13

HOUSES 22S, ALSO 2i7 wALDBURG
street, east; perfect condition; every con-
venience; right rent right tenant; $25. 90
the month. Est. Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton streets.
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FOH MISREPRESENTATION.

BENzoIN BALM MAKES THE SKIN
as soft and smooth as voivet; one april
cation relieves the pain and destroys the
redness from sunburn, 25c. Al Persse' 3
Drug Stores, Henry and Abercorn and
Whitaker and Taylor.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
FURNITURE, ETC, At AUCTION.

YOUNG JERSEY BULL FOR SALE. A
beauty and ready for service. Call All
West Boundary.
FOR SALE. CHEAP HORSE. BUGGY
and two sets harness. Apply $40 Bryan
street, east.
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FOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING IN
good repair, with large yard. corner Hall
and Abercorn streets, Kolock G. Screven.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED. BRooMMAKERs AL
dress Box $50, Charleston. S. c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-04-06


Exfase Ia legiGma de Scott con el en-
voltorio complete en- que aparece Ia con-
traseaa del pescadOr que lleva sObre los
AOmbros un gran bacalao.
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Sized Up by Mr.. Oil.

Washington Times: JOs Ohl. an nc
knowledged expert on southern politics
and Washington correspondent of The
Atlanta Constitution. has returned TO his
post here from an extended swing around
the circle. having travelled through all
of the close states of the middle west
during the past month and given close
attention 70 the situation out there. lie
IS firmly convinced that Bryan and Ste
venson will carry Illinois, declaring that
the movement in that state for the Kan
sas city ticket Is more noticeable than
in any other part of the middle west not
even excepting Indiana. The Cook coun-
ty democracy. under Carter HarrisOns S
skillful management. viii give a much
better account of Itself in November
than il did four years ago" said Mr. OIL
Il am convinced that Chicago Cook
county, is the battle ground in Illinois.
and that the Harrison organization in
the city can hold the republicans down
to such a low piurality-if indeed he does
not rOut them compile tely-that with the
strength of the party in the rural sections
of the state Bryan and Stevenson will
get the electoral vote of Illinois. Then,
too. the democrats out here have nomi-
mated remarkably strong state ticket
with a German-American of fine char
actor and great popularity at its head
This Is going to help us immeasurably.
Stevenson's nomination also means thou
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BIGGEST CAVE-IN EVER KNOWN
FACTORY AT GALENA, ILL, rs
SWALLOWED UP BY EARTH.
Property Destroyed Was Owned by
Congressman Bowersock and
Others-NO Lives Lost.

Cfalena. III. August 22.-The large crush
ing mill of Congressman. Bowersock and
other parties At Lawrence was swallowed
as II by magic last night by an immense
cave-in. II was among the largest mills
in this district.
The cave-ln occurred without mo-
Inent's warning forming a perfect circle.
The ground has continued breaking loose
more or less ever since.
Another cave-in and the largest in the
history Of the mining district occurred at
I O'Clock this afternoon on the Ohio
ground. taking IN part Of the Nightin-
gale plant. including derrick. tramway
and tanks.
II had been considered dangerous since
Saturday. the force Of men coming out az
that time. However. they have been
working IN and on the ground more or
less since. This forenoon they worked N
the ground and were moving machinery
from the top. when tne collapse oc-
CURED all We're at dinner.
This mine has been IN operation for the
past twelve years and IS one OF the great
est producers in the Galena~Empire dis
trict
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WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS.
They Adopt Platform and Nominate
Popylar Ticket

milwaukee,. August 22.-The democratic
state convention for the nomination or u
full ticket was called to order at the
Pabst theater today by Chairman George
w. Peck at noon.
The theater was prettily decorated with
a profusion of the national colors. The
mcst striking part of the decorations was
a huge picture of William Jennings Bry-
an which was decorated with the nationa!
colors and placed on the front OF the
stage.
Chairman Peck introduced Clark L.
Hood. of Lacrosse. as the temporar!
chairman. who spoke briefly on the Is
sues o. the campaign:
The convention late tonight completed
it's labor nominating the following ticket:
Governor. l.. G. Bohmrich; lieutenant
governor. Thomas Patterson; secretary Of
state. j. II. Woodnorth; state treasurer.
August Dartz: attorney general, L. q.
Cooper; IL suIance commissioner. q. w.
Hill: chairman state central committee,
A. d. Warden. Twelve presidential cleo
tors were also nominated.
The name of Bryan was greeted with
cheers at every mention during the
speeches and harmony prevailed.
The resolutions reported at the after
noon session affirm the Kansas City plat
form and pledge support 10 "our match
enson.'
Maintaining that based upon the prin-
cipIe of government by consent of the
governed this nation has founded and
maintained the most enlightened, the
most humane. the best government the
world has ever seen. the resolutions de-
nounce the abandonment of this princi-
pie by the Mckinley administration ana
the substitution In it's stead OF the mon
archial system of a government by FORCE
The lnti-imperialistic plank says:
I'VE expressly declare our opposition
to the Mckinley policy of establishing
colonial dependencies as adjuncts TO our
republic We denounce that policy as
revolutionary. destructive of the funda-
mental principles of free government and
the abandonment of that splendid sys-
TEN upon which was founded our free
institutions. We will fight 10 the last
ditch every attempt to establish mill
tary system which necessarily leads 20
compulsory military service as an Obli-
cation of citizenship and will strenuous
" oppose the maintenance of large
standing army. unnecessarily. with all its
attendant burdens of oppressive taxa
ton
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MISSOURI CAMPAIGN OPE.
Hon. Adlai Stevenson Delivered
Speech at Sedalia.


Sedalia Mo-. August 21.-The democrat
ic campaign in Missouri was opened here
today In the presence of nearly 10000 peo-
pie. parade through the streets of clubs
from different points in the state was fol-
lowed by speech making The principal
addresses were made by Hon. Adlai T..
Stevenson. the vice presidential candi-
date. ana A. NJ. Dockery. democratic can
didate for governor Of Missouri.
Mr.. Stevenson was accompanied by Mr..
Dockery, David Overmeyer and John At
wood. OF Kansas. and minor men on the
populist state ticket. Mr.. Dockery easily
received the greater share of applause
,s the party ascended the platform. but
the vice presidential candidate came in
for no small share of attention. The
clouds. which threatened rain. blew over
and Mr.. Stevenson was introduced to de-
liver the first speech. His speech was de-
voted almost entirely to the question of
Imperialism. lie read from manuscript
and his words were nearly a repetition of
his indianapolis speech. He referred to
the Beers as "our allies In foreign coun-
try" Imperialism he said. had been sa-
credly made the paramount issue in the
democratic platform and he added:
The success of the imperialistic policy
foreshadows the empire. Shall the Amer
lean people change the course that has
brought us prosperity and happiness for
many years TO policy against which his
tory Is filled with warnings i'll the wreck
OF empires?
The democratic party stands pledged"
Mr. stevenson, continued, Ito an unceas-
ing warfare against private monopoly in
every form. Our platform favors the Gre
ation of a department of labor whose
chief officers shall take rank with other
constitutional advisers of the president.
This is in the interest OF justice and
will prove an important step looking to
the proper recognition and encouragement
of the producers of wealth.
''In explicit terms 1t favors liberal pen
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TELLER AND JONES WILL AID.
Andrew Carnegie May Enter Cam
paign in Favor of Bryan.

Chicago, August 52.-At democratic ma
tional headquarters today Senator jones'
chairman of the national committee said:
Il see a story printed in the newspapers
j. =. Jones has followed Senator Stewart
into the republican camp. and that sen
ator Teller, of Colorado. is showing me
greatest Indifference to the Bryan cause.
/ happen to have some definite lnlOrila-
t!on concerning this matter. and pro-
nounce both reports absolutely without
any foundation. Senator J. +. Jones has
been entirely consistent in his views ana
actions Tor twenty-five years, and ne IS
heartily enlisted in the fight for the dem
ocratic party and for Mr.. Bryan TINS year.
We rely uron him implicitly.
"AS Tor Senator TcIer, we are In con-
stant CORES pOndence with him. and | can
say that there is not a man at national
headquarters or III the democratic party
who manifestS greater Solicitude for Mr..
Brvan's e'ection and who has worked
harder to accomplish it than mas Senator
Teller
Senator Jones also said:
Il notice a report that Mr.. Carnegie IS
going to return from Scotland ana make
some speeches for Bryan and Stevenson.
This information WIS gwen out by the
anti-imperlalist league at Boston / have
no personal know ledge of the matter
Whatsoever. II may or may nos De true.
There has been no communication Witl
Mr. Carnegie on this subject ON the part
OF the democratic national committee.
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From Atlanta Daily Constitution

From Atlanta Daily Constitution OF
August 18th: Colonel Mel Branch. OF
Columbia county. the famous watermelon
grower or the grower of famous water
melons, was il the city yesterday While
at the capitol during the morning he met
number Of railway officials, and was
introduced by General Manager I. X
Scott, of the Georgia road, as a shipper
who did not kick ana abuse The rail-
roads
No, gentlemen. I don't kick about the
rates. 1 want my melons 70 go 20 market
in a hurry and / know that they can't
be rushed through without costing money
While my crop was not so large this year
il has been sometimes in the past, the
returns were very satisfactory. netted
from $i2J TO Sl5p car. One carload:
which brought $50 in Cincinnati was said
TO be the finest carload Of VatcrmelonS
that crossed the Ohio river
Colonel Brauch'S melons are Of the rat
tlesnake variety and they have reputa-
tiOn which extends to Texas on the west
and to New England on the east.
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T.. W. KNAPP. MD.

DR. l., w Knapp, i4i6 Hull building Detroit
Mich and he will gladly send the tree receipt
with fun directions SO that any man may
egsIly cure himself at home This is certainly
n n at generous offer and the following extracts
taken from his daily mail show what men
think of his generosity.
'Deal Sir: plea'e accept my sincere thanks
for vCurs of rec mt date. | have given your
treatment "A thorough test and the benefit has
heen extraor iinary. II has completely braced
me up | am just vigorous rs when boy
and YOU cannot realize how happy am
Dear sir Your method worked beautifully.
Results were exactly what needed. Strength
and vigor have 20 Gpletely returned and en-
larcelncnt Is entirely satisfactory"
pear Sir: Yours was received and had
no trouble In making of the receipt as di-
rected and can truthfully say II is boon to
weak men. / greatly improved in size.
strt Egth and Vigor. y
An corrcsp pondelcc is strictly confidential.
mailed in plain sealed envelope. The receipt
is free for the asking and he wants every man
to have it.
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TERRIFIC STORM AT NOME.
Forty-Five Dead Bodies Have Been
Washed Ashore,

San Francisco. August IA Seattle.
Wash, special TO The Bulletin says: a
terrific storm ragged at Nome August 7th.
There was heavy loss of life. The
water front IS lined with wreCkage and
stranded vessels Of all descriptions Out
of sixty-eight steam launches II IS re
ported only five remained afloat. and OF
seventy-two barges all but seven drifted
ashore Twenty dead bodies Were washed
ashore and taken 10 the morgue for
Identification. Five dead bodies were
washed ashore at TOpkuk. three miles
north of Nome, the mouth of Nome river,
and eight in front OF Nome camp, three
twelve miles below Bluff City and two
below Topkuk The pesthOuse on an
island was destroyed by fire on August
9th Three patients were rethOEeu
safely.
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A YOUNG MANS SUCCESS.
The Profession That Will Give TO
Him a High Standing.

In many of the European countries heo
icine and dentistry are more hlghly coh
sidered than are other calllngs. Inc pro
fession of dentistry in the United states
has assumed a very high rank. Young
men I'm selecting their vocation in HE
should carefully consider these facts. By
attending a good college. as the southern
Dental College. in Atlanta. Ga, where
the very finest instructors In America can
be found. amt where the latest and most
improved apparatus is In use, one can
become thoroughly equipped in a very
short time. thus enabling him 10 assume
an important place in life.
The southern Dental College makes a
specially of preparing young men Tor ths
profession of dentistry. The fall session
opens October ID. For information, ad-
dress S. W. Foster, Dean, Atlanta, Ga
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ANSWER McKINLEY's QUESTION
Lincoln Pulls Down That Flag with
tbe Presidents Picture on Tt.

lincoln. Neb.. August 2o.-The city
council this afternoon adopted resolu-
tion ordering taken down the flags strung
across the streets bearing the pictures
of Mckinley and Roosevelt. The resolu-
tion recites that the placing or such hagS
and banners across the streets Is contrary
"a tho citv ordinance. The resolution was
introduced by Councilman Schrieder, a
democratic member. 1t came before the
body lust before adjournment. and was
carried without dissenting vote. the re-
nubIican members not realizing wnat IL
pp,nont The council is republican ii TO :.
Tba ranubltcan members say II VIII be
reecinded at the next meeting
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STEWART Is FOR MCKINLEY.
Nevada Senator Declares for the Re-
r,ublican Nominee.

New York, August Ex-senator William
II. Stewart, of Nevada. called at repub-
Ucan Headquarters today and said he had
decided 10 vote for President Mckinley.
He made a statement in which he de-
nounced the anti-imper'alists for giving
aid and comfort to the Philippine re-
bellion and condemns Mr.. Bryan for
promising to attempt to extend the Mon
roe doctrine to the orient
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BRYAN TOURS HOME DISTRICT.
The Day Was Busy One for the
Democratic Leader.

Falls City. Neb.. August 22.-This has
been n busy DAY for Mr. Bryan. He
NAV be said to have begun the day be-
fore yesterday closed. for II was after
I O'Clock this morning when he reached
Auburn. his first stopping place after
leaving Lincoln. Getting n few hours
sieep there he was prepared to commence
the day early.
lie began his speech Mt Auburn shortly
after o'clock. There he made an hours
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Populists Indorse Democratic Ticket

Milwaukee Wis. August 22.-The popu-
list state convention tonight decided TO
abandon the idea of nominating state
ticket The convention ratified the list
of presidential electors as selected by the
democratic state convention
The platform maintains that the enact
ment of populist principles into laws will
bring about Il state of government and
society which. compared 10 the present
crude and barbarous state, will appear to
be a paradise on earth
Trusts are denounced and the democrat
ic national convention is commended in
have indorsed W. j. Bryan and TO him Is
pledged undivided support.
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Carnegie Makes Denial.

New York. August 23.-In reference TO
O report which has been current for sew
eral days. The World tomorrow will print
the following copyrighted cable:
London. August 23.-rne World cores
pondent telegraphed Andrew Carnegie,
who is at Skiboe castle. his Scotch Iesi-
dence, asking whether the report was
true that he intended to stump the United
States for Bryan. because of his oppOsi-
tion 10 Imperialism. Mr.. Carnegie replied
I" There is no truth in the report J"
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FAMINE DISTRESS APPALLING.
United States Consul at Bombay De-
scribes Conditions.

New York. August 23.-The committee
OF one hundred on Idia famine relief re-
ceived cablesram today from William
T. Fee. United States consul ar Bombay.
chairman of the American India relief
committee which read;
Famine distress appalling. Thousands
will die of starvation unless rescued
Money is needed 10 buy both food and
blankets. The suffering from Lack of
clothing is terrible. Cholera still active.
The condition of destitute women and
children especially pi-ia5ie. Many boys
and girls In heartrendlng need"
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sands OF votes 10 us" Mr.. Oil went all
through the recent exciting campaign in
North Carolina Il don't believe, said
he. that there is the least cause TO fear
the result In North Carolina In Novem-
ber The pOpulist party practically has
been wiped out there and absorbed by the
democrats Senator Butler is pretty sore.
and doubtless would like to give US trOu-
BILE but I'm satisfied he doesn't control
5000 votes in the state. Bryan and Ste
venson Will carry North Carolina by
greatly increased ma jority in November"
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A Terrible Cancer of the Breast Cured
by Amounting with Oil.
Baltimore. Md, Jan. 81. l

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 81, 1889.
DR. ID. NJ. Bye, indianapolis, Ind
Dear Friend-i write to let you know
how my breast is. Well. IT, is all healed
over. | still dress il with the mutton tai
low and absorbent cotton. There is no
Scab Looks nice and clean. Doctor.
please advise me if there is anything more
10 do | remain. your grateful patient,
ANNE CLARK, 2027 Ramsey st.
p S-Doctor, my neighbors think 1t is
n miracle to see what your Balmy Oils
have done for me. "A. G.
Books and papers sent free to those
Interested Address Lock Box Is. In
dianapolis, Ind.
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Brood Mare Brings $1,000.

Lexington. Ky. August al. VIII For
syth. of this city, has sold to John T.
Madden the brood mare Bally Hoo, the
dam of Bally Hoo Bey. for ST.. 900. Mad
den bought the mare yesterday and in
structed that the matter be Kept secret
until after tomorrows Futurity which
he expects the Whitney colt to win. The
sale includes a colt full broth er to
Bally Hoo Bey. Bally Hoo is again with
foal to Kingston.
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sions to cur old soldiers and sailors ana
to those dependent on them.
with equal justice ii reiterates the
demand of a former democratic platform
for bimetallism and the restoration OF
silver to It's proper function in our none
tary system. .
demands the enforcement of the Chinese
exclusion act. In the interest OF an en-
larged commerce Ii favors the immediate
construction of the Nicaraguan canal.
Mr. Dockery spoke briefly. He had just
begun when rain started to fall. but the
crowd remained until he concluded.
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BREsc1 BUTTONS ARE ON SALE.
Picture and Name of the Reg1eide
DISPLAYED.

New York. August ga lot Of Bresci
buttons have been brought to Paterson.
n. J., from Newark and they are finding
n ready sale in the anarchist quarters
only the radicals wear them, but they
are being bought freely by others as curl
os;ties. The buttons have n picture Of the
eravar of the king of Italy and above It
his name. Several secret service men
are at work here trying to establish the
identity OF the man "Mabor." who IS said
to have written letter relative 70 the
crime of Bresci in killing the klng OF
Italv and telling Of the alleged plot Of
the anarchists TO XIII President McNin-
lev.
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Bailey Talks to Illinois Crowd

Springfield. H., August H.-Eight
thousand persons at Old Salem Chautau-
qua. near Petersburg, today. it being
democratic day. heard Congressman n
Joseph W. Bailey, Of Texas. speak. He
confined himself entirely 70 the question
of Imperialism.
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The fifth edition OF DR.. Hathaway's
new book. ''Manliness, Vigor, Health" is
now in press a copy Will be sent YOU
FREQ If you write for II to J. Newton HATH
away, NJ. D, 22l5 Z South Broad street,
AtIar1fa Ca
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Opium, Morphine Free Treatment

Cure guaranteed at home without pain.
Trial free. d.. Tucker. IS and 20 Broad
ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
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Fort!fv the body to resist malarial
germs by putting the system In perfect
order Prickly Ash Bitters IS a wonderful
system regulator.
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POPULISTS ARE DIVIDED.
SOME DOUBT AS TO ACCEPTANCE
OF STEVENSON.
While Less Than a Majority of Com
mittee Are Pledged to Steven
son the Outlook Is Favorable.

Chicago, August 2l-The latest reports
received here indicate that the populist
national committee. which is to meet
here on the 2Sth instant, may not be as
harmonious as was predicted when the
executive committee was in session here
early in the month. The meeting is called
for the purpose of selecting candidate
for vice president
When Mr.. Towne declined the nomina-
ton of the populists 1t was generally
supposed that Mr.. Stevenson would re-
ceive the popuist Endorsement by general
consent The correspondence which has
taken place among the members of the
national committee of that party since
the meeting of the executive committee
makes 1t plain that this result, while
apparently still probable, will not be ac-
complished without struggle.
Indeed, IT is understood that many or
the leaders of the party are strongly
urging that the committee shall name an
Independent candidate. Those who take
this position include "a majority OF the
officers of the national committee. among
them being Chairman Butler and Treas
urer Washburne. who are pronounced In
their views.
Another Candidate Is Wanted.
Vice Chairman Edmiston is also said to
demands that the populsts have can
didate of their own In the field. Secre-
tary Edgerton is credited with being the
only officer of the organization VINO is
friendly to the Endorsement of Mr.. Ste
venson's candidacy.
Mr.. Stevensons friends claim that Ed
gerton IL working effectively I'm their be-
half The best canvass Of the committee
they have been able to make causes them
to feel hopeful of the result. Still. those
now committed to this course are consld-
erably below a majority In numbers.
Senator Butler and others who agree
with him contend that It would be
suicidal for their party not to have Il
candidate OF their own political faith IN
the field. They also hold that uniesS
there is a populist candidate for second
place many populist votes VIII DE uriVeh
from Mr. Bryan. -
The national committee has full power
TO act in accordance with the lnStruc
tions of the Sioux Falls convention, ana
IL is presumed its decision, when made
Will be final.
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