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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MeauuEs Georgia Chapter No. g. T..
A. NJ Annual Meeting National Bank
OF Savannah.
Special Nouces-suwanee Springs Wa
ter. snip Notice Walter Coney. CON
signess. ship Notice. Barnard & co.
Agents. Fancy and depressed Brick. sa-
yannah Building supply Company. sh.p
Notice. strachan a. Co. C0nsi guees;
state and County Taxes. iec9. Nenison
ana Turkey James J Joyce. Christmas
Goods NJ. s Gardner Regular Christi
mas Dinners a. san Francisco Restau-
rant. Fine Meats, scott q Davis. Mar
ket. Fine Goods for To-day. c. A. Dray-
ton y Co. John Funk cry Market
Steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah for
Beaufort and Charleston.
Business Notices-Franklin Cigars,
Son Figs. The $ W Branch Company
Auction saic-Adminlstrator's sale. Ds-
monds Jcwelry. Music Box. etc. by J.
=. LaRoehe Auc,onesr.
Grape Nuts-Postum Cereal Company
Eat wel-won First Prize. Gold Medal
al Mason Fair
Legal Nouces-Citatlons from the CLERK
Of the Court Of Ordinary Of Chatham
County.
Cheroots-old Virginia Cheroots.
whtskey-Dunys Pure Malt whskey.
yellow Label whiskey.
Mineral Water-Hunyadi Janos
Popular publcatlon-The Tribune. New
York city.
Amusements-Aiabei Paige and the
Southern Stock Company in the captain
Mate" Commencing Dec 10. THE * lm,-
hearn Company iu "The Power OF Gold "
a. Matinee and Kidnapped" az NirhL
Medlcal-Aycr's Hair Viror. Hoods ssr-
saparilla Mothers Friend. Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable rms. Warmers SAFE
cure: TUFTS Pals. stuarts Catarrh Tab
lets.
Cheap Column Advcrtisements-He
Wanted. Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For sale. Loot. Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS ron COTTON
SEED

4 Southern product that is steadily
growing 90 value Is cotton seed. one
Southern writer OF prominence takes tho
position tha, the time is not distant when
tho seed al the cotton plant VIII be more
valuable taan the cotton. 10 S. a fact
inat cotton seed IN some localities this
year has brought the planters gratifying
returns.
But Notwithstanding the fact that the
products Of cotton seed are becoming
more varied and more valuable. cotton
planters are getting very htlc more for
the seed. some seasons Ia some states
they may get much more. but as a
general thing they are not getting the
nn value OF the seed.
The New York Commercial has taken
hold Of the question of the nck Of uni
formiy ia inc price Of cotton seed sul
points out that there ought 20 BE- reg-
ular marke. Tor the seed. The only way
TO make such a market is 70 publish
cotton seed quotations every day from
every part % the cotton belt. The neces-
slty to planters for such quotations is
shown by tho statement. made by the
Commercial that on one day this season
cotton seed was selling at Sc per ton
in south Carolina. 81 per ton IN Louis
lana aud Mississippi. and 5000 per ton
ln some paris of Texas.
on the same day the price OF cotton
was about the same in an OF these states
N there had been an open market FOR
cotton seed. ana quotations, there would
no. have been such a Wide divergence
/ in the price OF the seed. The price m
Texas would have been just about what
i o. was in South Carolina.
II is lntmatcd by the Commercial thar
/ those who deal In cotton seed are uot
anxious to have the seed quoted. They
prefer the present condition OF AFFAIRS
/ because IL increases their chance Cor get
ing the seed az their own prices. C.
/ .s for the interest OF the planter. how
ever. 20 have the seed placed on the
same plane. in tho matter of a market
I as cotton. and the products or cotton
/ seed should De- quoted Jus; as other prod
ucts Of the factory. The planter could
/ then SEQ when the seed was bringing
/ somewhere near hs real value
Cotton exchanges ought to take this
matter up OF once with the view Of ar
sisung cotton planters. Cotton oil com
bmations have proatsd long enough by
the planters lack OF Information respect.
!uE the real value Of his crop OF cotton
Z seed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
AMERICAN SHIPS THAT ARE PRO
FIrAHLE.

The theory on which the ship-suhaidy
80 B. based D. that our merchant marine
earro, De- built up without government
a.5 ships nult in this country. and
owned snd operated rs Americans.
arrot compete successfully with ships
built ard operated hy Europeans. but 70
tlls theory cor,cte
% viii b. recalled that senator Frye.
Ia his speech calling un the shig-suos.dy
b.u ,ho othcr dsy. said. go answer 20
f question. that oil OF The ocean carrying
trade OF This country was done In
fore 81 bottoms with the exception Of
abou, per cent of Dc Now the question
arises. how IS So that Amerioan-built and
owned ships dolng per Gene. Of our ocean
carryiug trade mauaeo 20 make pront1
II these Amou.an ships can compete sue
/ cessfuly with forcisu-built and owned
ships why cannot more OF them do 500
one of tho commercial papers OF New
York calls attsatiou 20 the fact that shere
are - steamers engaged ia foreign trade
which are owned by American Arms.
They have no, me night to carry tue
American Dag because they were NOT built
500 American shipy8rds. But, notWith-
standing chat fact. they are Amer an
ships It Is not doubted that all OF them
do q prontablo business
AS matter Of fact all that q is neccs-
sary to 10 in order TO build up mer-
chant marine 10 this country that would
90 the country's carrying trade. is 90
permit American registry 90 foreign-huilt
ships. At once 90 would appear tnat
ships can be buE 10 this country as
chcaply as They can DC built 90 any other.
II ls asserted mat enc figures on wnlcn
the ship subs.d bill is based represent
me ccet of building ship in American
shlpvards al time when all kinds of
shipuuudiug materials were very much
higher than they are now. At the pres-
cnt time such materials are cheaper IN
mis- country than they are iu any other.
And. IN estimating the cost OF running
ship. tho fact that coal is cheaper here
than 10 Europe must be taken into con-
sheraton.
Dir FRYE ought 70 tel tho Senate why
1t g. that the ships that do per cent.
OF our ocean carrying trade are not driv-
en- on che ocean. %. as he says, American
ships cannot compete with foreign ones
without the help % the government.
When DC does that De viii make friends
Tor the shlp-subslIy bin
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

u looks as n thc cautecn would 500,
cease % De- 80 Institution in Che army
Tine temperance people nre making b.t-
Ter fsh, against Do and tho House 3D..
rui clause in tho army bin abo. h.ne
g. The majority against the oautceu wa
. large ouo-so large that % is an
/ prediction that The Senate viii agree with
ihe House So Tar as fha oautseu i cone
/ crrned. II viii bc recalled chat lu t.e
last army bin it was provided that the
eantesu should he closed. hut tHr A.tor-
neg General found taat f0e purpose Of
Z Congress was 30 ohreurely .ypre sed that
there was room Tor doubt as 60 whether
/ thc cantssn cou.d rot bc retained Tho
doubt was settled Iu favor a. thc can
teen. The House has uow spoken tbc
second time about the matter ana In
words which make ita meaning 80 clear
that There no room for doubt
/ 10 BE- a question whether tHe House act
"a ou .fs own Judgment An OF the tcsti-
uors 81 army officers ls ln favor 81 Tho
autesu They say There ls less drunken.
ress win .f than there would be without
is because tie soldier who wants .nio1i-
cunts would manage 20 get Thorn. ana be-
ina unable 20 get them openly would get
tnom surrepuuously. Liquor obtained in
that way is generally taken in excess. IL
Is drunk even when there IS no ereat de-
sire Tor o..
The temperance people viii not look AZ
tine question. however. ln practical way.
Apparently their efforts are NOT directed
so much 20 slvlns soldiers from drunken
n.ss a. o. winning victory over those
aho advocate the c1nieen
Sow chat The House has decided tha,
neither beer nor whisky shall o. sold II
The army. viii Sc not have 20 put itser
on record against TIE selling on intoxl-
clnts la the Capitol II 90 IS wrong to scu
Il in the army &c is wrong 10 sell Sc in
the Capitol An amendment. prohibiting
the sale of liquor in the Capitol. was of
ferod 10 the army bin. but It Was ruled
out on the ground that B was not ger
name to the bll. but there is nothing 10
hinder those who voted liquor out OF tho
army 20 introduce bin 10 prevent tho
selling Of intoxioants in the Capitol. ~
would seem that. IN order 10 be- consist
cnt those who are the strongest ONO
uents 81 the canteeE would have 20 take
steps against liquor selling in the Capitol
ln principle there Be- no difference 10 SELL
.ng liquor az an army post ard in the
Capitol.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
BRIGHT BITs

-BeneAts Of Intellectual Contact.-"Did
YOU have M interesting literary ciun
meeting Allce9"
ron. yes every woman there was work
Ing on new pattern % Eattcnhcrr faec.'
indianapolis Journal
After tho nefalcauon -''I understand q
said the reporter. chat the de=auiter's
method was very simple"
Very" solid the bank ofcial with a
SIGH. He just took the money"'-Puck.
-Parionab.c Gentleman. See here. I'm
not going to nay any such rates as sou
charge 10 you think I'm a fooi7'
Cabman alphabetically. What else
could think. sir. when sou took cab.
instead ~ "a street carT'-New York
Weekly.
-Despondent Fair one-''Do YOU know
dear. I'm afraid 1 must b. getting very
o.di
Consollng Friend. Nonsense. darling
Why do you think so9
Despondeut Fair one: Because people
are heeinuinr 10 tell me how very young
! am loosinE Punch.
Tho sultan OF Turkey was cross as
could b,.
Tin weary Of all this annoyance" quoth
he.
Perhaps J shall pay
What 3 owe sou. some DIV.
n yolu stop making Thanksgiving Jokes
about me" Washington star.
He was rich. but not attractive other
wise
he loved q pretty slrl. but he was afraid
She did not fancy him
one uiRht be took her out 10 supper and
asked her Or she would have some lob
sfers.
20 am fond OF Holsters in every FORM "
replied the dear girl
"Oh." he ccstatlcaily murmurcd. "fhcn
YOU bid me hope e'-Clevoland Plain
Dealer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
VERDICT ron rmE WIDOW DowD.

}. Picrpont Morgan and william Rookie
foilcr were jurors Ia a case Ia New York
the other day, tn which q money consld-
Grafton was involved The Widow Dowd
had sued the Widow White for damages.
Both widows are scrub women Tho
Widow Dowd alleged that the Widow
white had made shoots" al her. and has
taken her good name away from her.
with a word which the aforesaid widow
white had said 20 her IN the presence OF
others Making Shoots" was tochnic-
ally described 70 tho court as placing the
thumb 90 tho nose and derislvclv nd1line
the fingers in the direction % the object
81 dcrislou. For these things the widow
DoWd asked damages in the sum Of s. 900
To- her own behalf the Widow white de-
MED the "snoots" episode. and asserted
that she had called Mrs White by emo
name except che namc she herself with
her own mouth and nobody eises told
RE to my very face was the best name
her husband ever had in his own mouth
60 giyo her" The testimony was humor-
Gus. so humorous that ten % The jurors
laughed but MI Morgan and AR. Rookie
teller. knowing chat a question Of money
was involved. sat sedatcly. without crack.
ing a smile through Do an And a. the
conclusion. the maguates % WAN street
agreed 60 o verdict Of 50 for the Widow
Dowd.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

In Colonial days u was customary for
hetro.hcd young women 20 ride 20 the
nearest Town. mounted on pilhon behind
father or lover. for che purpose 81 pur-
ehaFng thtir wedding OUTFIT says the
Youths Companion. one such proHpec-
tive bride tne falr but qulck-tempcrod
Nancy went up go BOSTON VIA Ebsn.
whom she was soon 90 marry. and the
pair achieved an exhaufuuE but salts
factory days shopping When in the COO.
OF the early evening they started on tntr
twenty mie journey home. they carried.
slowed sugey away about pocket ana
saddle some doze - thcir precious p'ir-
ehasaH
About hair Uay Nancy missed a pack
age. aUd wished 90 turu back nu1 look
Tor it-sue was sgre IL had been dropped.
But Ebrr reminded her that ~ the mo-
meut OK leaving two parcels mad been
hastily combined into one and assured
her thar nothing was lost. che had mere
Isl m.scouuted. But she was not con
WINGED.
There should be- thlrteen" she declar-
Ell, "a baker dozen
Twelve only dozen hut not ha-
ksr's dozen" Ehen maintained sfoutiy.
Then Nancy lost her temper. She vowed
she was rieh. ana that she meant 70 re-
cover che mi .rg parcel Would he ride
back 1t oaeet AmahIy hut decidedly, DC
would uot % was getting too late 90
waste time Very well then would he
-ton aud allow her 20 dismount2 lie
could do as he pleased himself, hue she
was going back 90 look for ner parcel y
She went alone ana on FOOT But Doe de-
clne8 Co stop. Then Nancy tempcstousIy
nune down one OF her bundles Oh me
highway. and sareasuctHy telling him
f.lt ibis fimr sawef hing was missing Doe
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Gov plngrce OF Michigan has pardonol
cen. ". T. White and Con. a. +. Marsh.
q the National Guard of tine state. upon
unique grounds. white was quartcrmas.
tor general and Marsh inspector general
OF tho state OF Michigan They were con.
victed - having conspitcl. success fully
with oshers. 60 rob the state on certain
military clothing contracts. tho amount
OF tie steallnss being upwards OF sl3eo
one ~ thc officers had confessed AMI
offered In mitigation the plea that be-
bad been ovcr-ners uaded by others who
had shared in tAo profits. These "others. %
So appcar1. are prominent citizens Of
Kalamazoo" Thcy have escaped punish
meut; and since they have escaped. Pin.
gree thinks that tine two officers ough,
not 90 suffer 10 other words. according
20 Pinsree. two individuals OF band o.
thieves ought not to De punished unless
an or ihc other thieves 81 the band can
be ap,rehondcd and similarly Furnishes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

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THE WEEKLY NEWS two issues a
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Transient Advertisements. other than
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Chicago IS overruu with tramps buns
ana tougha OF Oh kinds. Jacob a. Ris
the New York writer on social economy
holds that Mayor Harrison Of Chicago
IS largely responsible Tor that condition
% afelrs. Last winter. according 70 Mr.
Rlis. Mayor Harrison made a statement
in which he said that he was . friend 81
tho "ho5oes" ana that It was mo crime
30 be poor" Renestlng the Mayors son-
iiments. the city government has been lax
IN See treatment o. tramps aud Migrants.
Nov the city f. fun OF able bodied men
who iufest every block 10 the day time
aeggfng, and who so out al night and
hold W ana rob he e!lizens-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Mr. Lubarn Phelps. county attorney Of
Russell and Mr Arthur Baugh. County
Court clerk. two popular Republicans.
made some speeches in their county be-
fore tho election FOR "ciyn nherty' says
the Coiumbu CO., News. 40 one o. their
appointments they dwelt long upon the
prosperity Of tine country. and attributed
the happy condition Of their fe.low-man 10
tha administration OF Republican princi-
Piles THE speakers were givcn CLOSE at
teutlon hy their hearers. fifteen or twenty
ln number. and closed az late hour. Pun
suing their way homcWard, Llburn said;
Arthur. DO YOU know who We were
preaching prosperity 90 tonight
no said Arthur.
'Weu. nearly every one o. the voters
were inmate 81 fhe poorhoueo
"Wcl We Will say nothing about this
speaking until after tho election
They kept the agreement and did not
tell the JOKE until after the returns were
in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Lord Rosrbcry. former Premier 81
Great Britain. surprised some of his hear
rs a. Il recent gathariug hy referring 90
himself as an asr.cu'uust. says a Lon
.lou newspaper. It a. uot generally known.
even Boo Engiaud. that Lord iioseherY,
Statesman author. sportsmar. De- also
i farmer Hls farm IS ~ Mtutmore. on
the splendid esilto which came 20 him
on hle marriage. If Is conducted On the
highest s.ienate principles and Is ono
az the trsl mo1ei frIit farms Boo Eng
Iqud Large quantities 81 iruit come
from Meutmore Go tle london markets.
Lord Eosehery has also a dairy farm or
fho Menfmorc estIte- AT Daimeuy his
association with the world Of industry
is in the form ~ sH5le mines living on %
remote coruer ~ bis otute. Now end
again the wind brings the smoke and
smell OF the mines up 20 toe mansion.
aud 81 was this which provoked a visitor
to remark on TIE nuisance OF having
such things 10 close hy.
"Ah. ms nlfnd." an5d Lord Rose
ocry. however unpleasant % may bee TO
you, 20 me H is ihc smell ~ = pcr cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

II brevisy Is the soul Of VT. me queens
speech 70 Parliament published yestcr-
day. viii 90 or record as one OF The wit-
test state papers ever written by the
paragraph Of sixty-seven words the queen
told Parliament al that she expected of
g. VIII the time ever come when Pres
ident Of the United States viii address
Congress al its opening In a message Of
o single paragraph
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

4 duel with rifles for woman's hand
was fought in Iowa the other day. a the
suggestion OF the woman herself Mos
over. So was very sensible sort of en-
counter. Miss Anderson. the woman IN
The case. could not decide between Young
Mirzcna and Alstot. she liked them bo,h
and could have been happy with either
were rother away. Suppose you shoe.
i out" she suegestcd. "I'u marry the
winner" They quickly agreed Each was
noted as an expert with che rine Miss
Anderson personally arranged the details
Going out back OF Che harm the distance
was quickly stepped on and target
was set UP The terms were ,hat the mah
who made the most hullseycs .n given
number OF shots should have tho bride
Alsfot los, his head ard got only one
buuseyc while Mirzena plunkcd the black
SPOT every time be pulled TRIGGER The
loser. like a SPORTSMAN shook hands with
tine winner aud the prize and wished
them happiness Mrzena has had bis rife
sIIded and viii hang 90 in his p4rlor
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

Gle seems kind TO his wife"
That g. because he fears her."
For some moments. nov, tails me old
English story runs along n silence. says
the Detroit Journal
"Tee sad Gwen1o.yu 90 hst. 10 a
man .s cowed I suppose he kinei In
sensei kine ana cow ore the came
thing YOU know, Ha haf
chancod to be sitting where could
see the giris glorious face and Z knew
bt the mlsch.~Voas hFnt in her great.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

II is not believed ia Washington that
the matter q the admission Of clark Of
Montana 70 a seat on tho appointment OF
the Governor. VIII be taken up by inc
Senate during the present session. Lulk-
ily Clark Is not dependent upon his soma
to7ial salary for his living. Meanwhile
he has leased magnificent home ia the
capitnl civ
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

The Tote Professor Max Muller was
originally JUST Muller. bu, he added one
~ bs Christian names Max to his sur
name and became Max Muller. says an
English writrr IIis change OF surname
ara 81 nationality did NOT add 10 hos pop
uiarity in Germany. where his former
compatrofs used - say that but for his
SETTLING in England he miEM have become
20 scholar. Considerable amusement was
caused az oxford q Few years ago hy the
Kaiser taeerap hiuE the professor. upon
the occasion OF some aquatic victory
"Nv best wishes 10 you and your gallant
CREW"
Great S-os r. cor its Snnscru equiva-
ieuO tho professor j. said to- have cx-
claimed "ju-t rs IN I were a coach run
ming alors the bank with "a trumpet"
The point Of the joke is that Max Null
ler dls'lkad every form 81 exercise as
much as docs SIR Chamberlain. and used
to say chat there was only one act OF
folly moro eeregious than looking az a
football game, and that was taking part
Ia one
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08
PaSSen6eI ZIG lTOm SlTannll

10 NEW NORK-FIRsT CApry q.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP 'y'
IEkMEpIATE CABIN. SIS. INree,ite,
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP 80
sTEERAGE. $40. ''N
no EosrON-FIRsT CABIN 70,
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP - ~
=, ..,. ~. CABIN. ST. INTER}rs.
~ ~ ,.i.. y cabin ROUND TRIP. gt0,
Ine express steamablns Of t-s. .r-.
APPOINTED 70 sail from Savanrsf. es,,.,,
lsVthl meridian time. as follow
SAVANNAH To NEW Nonk.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. sATrs
DAY, Dec. g. 600 @. m
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. cant p...
MoNuAf, Dec. 10. 500 D. M
TALLAHASSEE. capt. Ask.us. Trps.
DAY. Dec. II. 800 o. IN
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Cant r,,r-..,
OkspAf, Dec l3, 1000 a. IN
NAlOoC HEE. Capt Smitl sATrP.
DAY. Dec. - 1880 a. ~.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. TUESDAY
Dec. Is. goo % m
TALLAHASSEE Cont. Aek.ns rtr-p,
DAY. Dec 20. $3.50 p. M
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berr
FRIDAY. Dee. %. 90 p. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA Capt. narrs.t
SATURDAY. nee. p. 500 q N
NAtboIHEE, Capt. SMITH TUESDAY
Dec. q. 1880 3 m.
KANSAS CITY. Cap Fisher Trims.
DAY. Dec =. 800 D. m.
TALLAHASSEE Capt Askins. SAITH.
DAY Dec. -. II 90 3. m
Notwithstanding City % Bi-nirr.
ham Will not carry passengers
Steamship CITY OF MACON. Can,
Savage. will ply between New YORK. "a
Boston on the following schedule
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
from Pier o. North river. at 1900 noon
Dec a. Il. -. g. 81.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW vopx
Orom Lewis WHARF. At 300 noon ne
Io n. 10. g. g.
This company reserves the rlrht "a
change iis saiings without uoti.e ana
without liability or accountability there
for
saHinrs New York for Savannah Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays r. n
". O. BREWER. City Ticket ana Psa
seneer Agent, 10 Bull street. Savanna,
CO
r. ". SMITH Contracting Frslr-.
AGENT Savannah. ca.
r.. G. IRRELEVANT Agent. Savannah
Ca
WALTER HAWKINS. General Arsr,
Traffic Department 22i W Bay stree.
ia ksonvlfie Fla.
". IT, PLEASANTs General Freight
and Passenger Agent. New Pier 75 North
River New YORK y ~
p y. LEFEVRE. Manage. Nsw Per
e North river. Now York. ". T.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

II may be that Gen. Merclers plan for
French invasion % England = hang
ing like a sword OF Damocles" over the
head Of England. II st Is. q r. safe 10
say that England Is losing no sleep be-
cause Of T.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

II looks as n "Eobs" would set the
cream Of the honors from the Transyaal
campaign. and leave Kitchener 20 do the
real hard and disaefceahle work. Iord
Roberts is 90 get dukedom. Lord Kiich-
ener will probably receive the Queens
thanks ana q medal.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

The country has had enough OF the
sampson-schlcy controversy. II VIII Will
ingly consent 70 both o; them being maae
vioe-admirals rather than have the con-
troNernv rnonanea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-08

II subsidy IS good thing for the
for the rice growers. the sea island cot
ton growers aud other Southern producem
who have TO meet foreign competition?