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Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
WHEN THE CRISIS WILL COME.

Attempt to Force out Republican,
Representatives Will Start Things.
Cincinnati, Jan. pa Times-Star
special from Lexington, KY, speaking
of the movement of armed men from
southewestern Kentucky to Frankfort,
adds:
"They are to be present at Frank
fort tomorrow when the Goebel men
Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
Earl of Yarmouth a Bankrupt.

London, Jan. 25.-The creditors Of
the earl of Yarmouth, met and re-
solved to place his estate in bank
ruptcy.
Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
Naval Bill Adopted.
River News.

Berlin, Jan. 26.-The bundesrath has
adopted the naval bill.
Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
THE MARKET REPORT.

Fall. : Trace. " Frozen.
Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
Live stock Mark q.

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy e1 oort. $500
600; butchers, $425Q5.o5; stockers. 1850
Packing $4.000p4.65; butchers t5I40Q4. 20;
light, $400G4.60. Sheep-Mutton sheep,
$l5CQ5.5 so; lambs. $5.50Q6.70.
Chicago-Cattle-Be Beeves, "a O0Qs 50: cows,
Q2.SG: stockers and feeders, 50 2501 80:
Texas fed beeves, $4.00Gt5.OO. Mixed
and butchers S4.4oa4.7O; good ia choice
ASS; light, AS5d457lS. Sheep.Nativs
wethers, $J0q5.00; western, a. 4OG4 90; ma
tive lambs, $5.OOQ6.60; westerns. IS. sa6 90
Kansas sCity-Cattle-Native steers, =. co
45:le; Texas steers, $300Q4.95; Texas COWS
$ISoGS.5O; native cows and heifers, 81 OO6
4.50; stockers and feeders, $3.3095. rs Hogs
Heavy, N.50Q4. 621z; packers, a. 5014 Cd: !:
mixed. A:411zQ4571s; light, "a. 15I4 SPY york.
ers. N6Og4. 52l5: Sheep-Lambs. $5.0Oa6.OO;
Pine Bluff weekly herald., 1900-01-27
,,h,oooo C.,osi,o o,,otatIonz. r-vz-l,e,t

Chicago-Closing quotations.: Wheat
January, 649sc; May, &C; Je1.,, s77sQesc.
Ccrh-January, 307sc; May SIC; July,
93Xc Oats-january, 22hc; Ma, 25sc;
July, 22Ac. Pork-January, AAS3; May,
$5.S215: May, $5911zQ6.O0; July Sc 05. Short
ribs-January. $5.67h; May, SAB: july,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

II O. stated that orders have been sent
% Gen. Macarthur that the rebellion in
,he philippine must he brought to IN
md bv tho nrst 81 May ncxt and thai
me war from this time until its close.
must be- carried on in the way that viii
prove tho most effective.
Heretofore the effort has been to gain
the good viii ~ tho TI.ip'nos by showing
them every possible consideration. Their
property has been spared. and the VIE
lagos which have given od and comfort
10 tboec engaged in the insurrcction have
not hocu disturbed. For year or more
army officers in the Philippines have adj
yiaod that This policy was only prolons-
ING tho w,r-that tho Tnlpinos believed
inat Va were afraid % them. ana hence.
as they were not suffering pecuu.ary
losses. would continue 20 indefinitely.
il Is also stated thAt the lands arc
owned by persons who practically con-
troll thoee who are employed on them
These landlords want the war 90 go on.
because they are feeding tho army and ore
getting more for their products than thew
ever got before. and more than they
would get NJ peace were drrialed. mere
fore they make their llhorcrs act as sol
oilers and carry on guerrilla warfare.
An this ls 10 Del stopped. 81 the ropor
sent out from Washington are correct.
The same sort OF tactics ore 10 De cm-
ployed as have been adoptcd in South
Africa by the English. No doubt the adj
miulstrntiou viii ne severely criticised.
but. an things considered. Will u not bc
better 10 consider the welfare 81 our Own
soldiers 20 preference 60 chat 81 lhc FuI-
p.nose II g s. our intention 20 establish
cur rule in the islands IL viii DC the wiser
p.an to bring the war 60 "a close as quickly
rs possible. oven II h1rshcr measures
have 20 De adopted than those whlcn
have thus FAR been used ln the conflict.
Perhaps 70 the Fnlplnos see that we arc
in earnest. and that we have the power
20 make them feel what war really o.. re-
sistance Will uease. Anyway 81 wh
not take long to find out whether there Is
rot more effective way than hos yc,
been tried 20 impress upon the Oriental
mind that tho authority 90 The United
states must he respected.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

] worked like mule an the time
writes Francis Wilson in Success. ana
kept al 81 constantly As Andrew Car
neRie says. Application Is the thing"
/ kept at the same thing. and IL was
bound 10 come on course. ] didn't know
that that was Ms game TOO until after
! had entered the show business. Had /
known sooner now easy % WAS for "a min
TO get Tich-as rich as he isl think
should have invested in iron aud steel.
and probably put @ little into coal not
forgetting ice However m well sails
ned to look hack and see that by harl
work and application I have succeeded
where many others have given up. ! tell
YOU. that word application means much
ia this business. The first view { had OF
Il was when a three-foot slIp-stick used
10 Doe applied TO M regularly from . ..
m. 10 $40 p M. during minstrel show.
After that ] grew 20 the distinction 1i
clog dancer. then I pined 90 be able 70
"say something 20 the audience ana An
ally got Co speak a line or two. VIVA
horses couldn't hold me after that. AMI
I quit itv ministries sTi,. ;os.. -:s.a! &c.
lnr parts Oh. well there's TO u=e Coing
into detail-I had 20 hustle and final -
succeeded. Here / am working a. hard
as ever every night trying 70 amuse my
audience
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
cnnrht an nI. own Trnr.

The recent death OF Sir Arthur sullivan
recalls the "Pinaforo craze" In this coun-
cry. which was decp-scated and long last
iug. relates New York correspondent
II s. related that The words. what, new
err? Well. hardly ever" became a catch
phrase so prevalent that 10 interfercl with
ordinary conversation and disturbed the
gravity OF courts in session, 81 Legisla-
lures and even OF pulpit orators who could
not use che word never" without cnus-
ing a ripple Of merrlment 10 the audi
ence one eminent New York editor and
publisher. now dead, was compelled TO for
bid the use Of the phrase in his paper on
pain OF dismissal lie called his force 20
gethcr.
This ching occurs" said he. twenty
times in as many articles in yesterday
paper Never let IL be used again
what never?" chorused the stan.
"Well. hardly ever" replied the wretch
ga man. surreudoring TO the inevitable.
At the hight OF their successes sullivan
aud Gilbert quarreled and the breach was
never healed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
Bright BITS.

"A Lack of Faith-Mose: "Ah hal NAH
mbbirs foo, right ia NAH pocket. ana
stll she refused me"'
Petc-"poan be rash. nlggah, Docs yo'
reckon go knows bettah what am good
20 yo' dan DAT rabbits foot does '-Puck.
Spring OF Conduct-shc: what is IL
you like so much about foothaH2'
He-"On, the vigorous exercise and the
light for victory"
She" Nonsense. YOU like the way We
girls praise YOU when 70 Is all over
indianapolis Journal
Enjoyment Worth tine Punishment
willie" said tho elder sister at me iu-
veniie party you'll d. 800 if you eat any
more. and then YOU wont be able to SO
Ia school tomorrow
well" said WINE. with a sigh. ITS
worth IL '-Moonshine.
At one Of the railway construction
works 90 tho vicinity Of the city a Roman
Catholic clergymcn takes great interest
in the members 81 his flock who are en-
gagged az the cutting. on Saturday he saw
one OF them entering pub. and hailed
him. hut Pat simply looked aud walked
in Waiting ti,l be came out the rev-
erend gentleman accosted him thus: pat
didn't you hear me calling3''
Yes. your ravrince. / id. hut-but I
had only tho price OF one Glasgow
Evening Times
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
Personal

Queen Margherlta. mother Of the pres
emf King OF Italy. - devout Catholic
ara Tor years has always. on Good FRI
days. made the ascent % the famous
ssnta Scala among the humblest Of her
subjects.
Rev. Reginald Heber Weller. Jr" who
has just been consecrated Episcopal Bisi-
on Coadiutor OF Fond du Lac. Is only SO
years Old. and IS one ~ the youngest 90
tho bishops 81 his church lie graduated
from che Uulverslty 81 the South In 1871
and In 1888 graduated from the Nasno-
tan Nis Theological seminary
Admirers OF spinoza propose TO photo
graph the Letters existing IN his auto
graph This hiss been suggested by the
fact thar the important letter "De iu-
dnito." which was sold a. auction in $50
20 " Durand OF Paris, - az present miss
ing
The opening Of a new cigarette fac
tory seems 10 be- an event OF great inn
portance iu the city ~ Mexico Presi-
dent piez attended such an affair last
month. ami addressed q great throng Of
distinguished guests OF the proprictors
OF the establishment. Tho police turned
out in dress uniforms. anu company Of
infantry paradct
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

u sir. Mckinley victory had been lcss
sweeping the war department would not
ask Tor as large an army as that for
which 4 hil haf been prepared. Mr. Hull,
ito chairman q the Ho'lse Committee on
Military Anairs. has had talk with Mr
Root tho Secretary Of War. since che
'atters return from cuba. and 1t has been
aQroed by them that the war department
army oil shsl b. introduced and support
"a by the Military Committee. The De-
partmeuts bul calls FOR an army Of $500
men. That ls 30 near i0oo0o men that % BE-
Within the bounds Of truth to say that s.,
ls the Prcsi5ent policy % have IN army
OF the size indicated by the latter num-
Der
When tho people demanded war with
spain they had uo thought about the ai-
aitloual burdens which they were placing
on their shoulders They did not think
that one q tho results Of that war would
be- standing army about four times the
exc o. Our army prior Go that war Whsle
the cost would not have deferred them
from their purpose Il might have made
them a uttle less basty in entering upon
the war
Il s. doubtful II wo shall ever see tho
army back 10 = 90 men. Even 81
the war lu tae Philippines should Doc
brought 20 close within the next few
months an army of not less than 5000
men would b. required There Cor NUM-
her OF years. untu tho ISLANDS are
brought into harmony with our laws ana
institutions there viii Doc moro or less
daturbauccs continually in parts o. them.
How long u VIII DO before the Fipmos
VIA b. ready 20 accept our rule in good
faith. it De- OF course. impossible 20 pre-
dict with any degree Of certainty. The
spaniards never did succeed IN completely
pacifylns tho islands They mad to keep
"a good sized army there an the time and
D. Is probable that We shah have 20 10
the eeme thing for "a least score OF
years. There s. no doubt that the army
uiA WIFI be the occasion Tor bringing ,he
whole Philippine question before Congress
ara 81 may provoke one Of the most
memorable debates which has ever taken
place Ia that body. Il is certain that the
War Department army BIN will not get
through without strong protest from the
flarr,ar.f.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
DDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meotnrs-Goorgio Chapter No. 3. r. a.
M board OF Road Commissioners Of
Chatham County.
Special Notices-Piasterers' q Masons'
Supplies. Savannah Building Supply Com
panyi Ship Notice. suachan & Co. Con-
eiEnsesi Omcial Notice tn Regard 10 As
sessmont 90 Real Essate. suwaueo
Springs Water: Liquor License: Arrears
for Ground Rent. Fine Goods Tor To-day.
Dnyton Grocery Company; Special No
tice samuel Reynolds. John Funk. City
Market; Headquarters for Cake Material.
Notice o Copartnership. Rivers & Gibbcs.
Steamer Pilot boy for Charleston. Etc,
~ Gardner. AZ Chang's a Joyce'a
Business Notices-Trauklln Cigars: Rice.
tho s. ". Branch Company.
Spider and Fly Matinee
To-day az Theater; the KIimt-Hcarn
Company one Week. Commencing Dec. O.
Auction sale-Blcycle sale. at savan-
nah Auction and Commission Compauys.
steamship Observation-Disclosures and
Miners Transportation Company Sean
ors 20 Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Lord Raglan Invented tho Raglan over
coat-The Metropolitan Clothing Com
pauy.
Legal Nouces-As 20 tho Probate al
wu Of Yesaias Hecht. Deceased. Cia-
tions from the Clerk OF the Court OF
Ordinary Of Chatham County. Joseph W.
Williamson Of Bulloch. Bankrupt. Mar
shall Y. Boykin. Bankrupt.
Pubiications-Christmas Number o. tho
Ledger Monthly.
Legal Sales-p romissory Notes. Judg-
ments Etc. Estate T.. n. ward. Deceased
The Raglan-B. H. Levy q Bro
Cherooss-old Virginia Cheroots.
Whisky yellow Label Whisky:
Duny's Pure Malt whisky.
Mineral Water-Huuyadi Janos
Medlcal-Dr. Williams Pink Pulls.
Hoods sarsapariila: Paine's Celery Com
pound. Ayers Hair Viror. Hostetters
Stomach Buters. Lydia Pinkham vcgo-
tahle pals, TUFTS Pills. Warmers Safe:
cure
Cheap Column Advcrtlseme uts-4elp
Wanted. Employment Wanted: For Rent:
Tor sale; Los Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

The Bishop Of Norwich has perhaps
more stories told q him than most Blsh-
ops. SAYS London NJ. A. =. on one oc-
cislon ho was 80 hold confirmation az
a small town and arriving some time be-
fore the hour Tor service, took a stroll.
His steps led him 10 the outskirts OF the
town aud passing picturesque cottage
he stopped 90 admire 81. \ pretty little
garden separated the cottage from the
road IN shed of With neat hedge and
green gate.
"Oh. please. sir" said a voice from the
other side OF the hedge, would you open
the gate Tor me-
This the Bishop at once ala. Then 20
his surprise instead OF the Tiny child he
bad expected. there stepped forth "a girl
quite big enough to have opened the gate
for herself.
Ana why. my dear" said Or. Sheep
shanks. could you not open the gate Tor
yourself"
Please slr. because che paints wet"
said the child. a glance az his hand tcs-
tined 20 the Bishop but too plainly the
truth OF her statement
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

a New York woman. little accustomed
TO travelling ard nervous rather than 9th
erwlsc. found herself on the Empire sat,
Express the other morning.. bound for
Buffalo Says Leslie's Weekly. The train
had hardly passed Tarrytown when tho
Old lady asked the brakeman IL there was
Auy fear OF an accident
yes. ma'am be replied. Plenty OF
fear. but no danger"
"Why2' asked che anxious woman.
Because every wheel has a brake.
was the renly
"Bbt SIR" she returned fearfully. sup
pose something should get wrong with
the lrakey'
"Well. then the engine could he revers-
oI or q pressure could be- put on strong
enough 20 keep tho cars from slipping
but. brakeman" she replied. with deep
anxiety. suppose even that should Civ
way. what would become OF IA al then
We'll" replied tho brakeman slowly. as
IL weighing "a momentous question with
an the care It deserved. that. ma am.
would depend on thc Kind Of lie you'd
been leading"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

good story IS told OF a Scottish SOL
der az Bloemfoutcin who was just re-
covering from an attack OF enteric. says
tho scottish American. one day he sug-
eesttd TO the doctor who called 10 see
him that be would he grateful FOR wee
drappic mo. no" said the doctor. "Do
Won know that your stomach is Ga such
an liberated condition that a spoonful OF
whisky would XIII you-"
"Aweel. SIR" replied the patient. q
must Just DO withou, it, but doctor. Just
come W close to me" Tho doctor obliged.
"Ah doctor" said the soliler. signing
contentcdly. yer brcaths vera refresh
in'r'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
Justice wait. for an Excursion.

During -she course o. my career IN the
police department have seldom come
across anything more humorous than a
letter recently received at the detective
he sdquarters. said Captain Il Detectives
t,ohrer to the Cleveland Leader. I'VE ar
rested q man wanted in city not a hun
ared miles from here and We wired the
marshal 90 como ~ once ana get HE
He wrote us o letter and said
Please hold --- for one week There IL
an excursion 20 Cleveland then and I can
xef cheap rates. Don't forget 20 hold
him and see about q cheap ticket 70 heFe
for my mau."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Allai D. Stevens "a. hir Bryan's running
mate during the recent presidential cam
paIgn. g. capital story teller and a
good yarn loses none Of its virtue when
he happens 10 b. paced in an emharraes-
ing pred cameut by 40 telling. relates the
Chicago Chronicle. on one occasion ~
was mak.ng a Trip down enc OulO river
on a steamboat ard was having difficulty
In whiuEe away tie time. lie met sew
eral passenger. lut was not interested
IN anyone unit Dc was introduced 20
wesl-dros.-od man - about o. he had TO
ticed sitting alone near the bow 81 the
boat
How are YOU. my young friend7" said
Stevenson warmly
The young man returned The aandshake
with a great snow Of appreciation, but
said nothing Stevenson decided 20 tell him
a real slod story. llc roloted one % his
best. throwing ms whole soul into the
worls. and the young man smiled pleas
auuy throughout
when ,he story was finished Mr Stew
ensou asked on or TWO questions but the
young man seemed embarrassed again ana
another anec8ote vas told Tale AFTER tale
followed until che beat drew into owens
boro. Ky Then fne young man got up,
shook hands politely and without a word
walked on shore.
a few minutes later Stevenson said 70
another one 81 the passengers he had
met:
That boy 7 was talking 20 IS ono Of the
most Intelligent young fellows have ever
seen There B. a great future before him
"Can you talk To- that language the
other man asked in surprise
what language
"rho mute language, Of course. That
boy IL deaf ana dumb
Well. b. Is the most elo1uent listener
I've over known" said Stevenson. but ne
talked 10 no other strangers on that trin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

THE MORNING NEWS Is pu1ushed
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Subscriptions payable 10 advance. Re-
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Transient advertisement, other than
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Letters and tcleerams should bs I'D
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Ga.
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New York city. IS. C. Faulkner. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

held ia Madrid. approved by almost unan-
lmous vote recommendation for compul-
sorry arbitration for differences between
the South American republic. u viii be
interesting TO note what means the parties
10 the agreement will take TO force .coun-
tries IN controversy 20 abide by She award
Of . court OF arbitration, In case they DO
not choose 10 DO IL voluntarily.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01
PASSENGER Fares from SaKannlh.

w. ~ l0Akh-I AtkEA CABIN. T.
ElRsT CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81; IN.
TERMEDIATE CABIN. SIS: INFERNO.
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP, S3iol
sTEERAGE. $40.
10 BosToN-FIRsT CABIN. -.
tlkSI CABIN R0I-ND TRIP. AS. IN
IEkMEDIATE CABIN. 81: INFERNO.
3lAIE CABIN ROUND TRIP tael
sIEERAGE. Sil.15.
The express steamships Of this line are
appointed 20 eail from Savannah. Central
'''tm meridian time, as follows:
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
TALLAHASSEE. capt Askins. sATUR.
DAY. Dec. ]. 1900 m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt, DagEeti,
TUESDAY, Dec. T. 800 p. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt. Smith, THURS
DAY. Dec. 6. $50 p IN.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher. sATUR-
DAY. Dec s. 500 p m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt Berg
MONDAY. Dec. TO- 500 p. N.
TALLAHASSEE. capt Askins. TUES.
DAY. Dec II. 500 .. m
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt. DaEgsu,
THURSDAY, Dec. -, 1000 .. m.
NACOOCHEE Capt. smith. sATUR-
DAY, Dec. Is 1870 a. IN.
KANSAS CITY, Capt Fisher, TUESDAY,
Dec. Is. 200 o. m
TALLAHASSEE Capt. Asklns. THURS.
DAY, Dec. 20. $3.50 q. m.
CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Capt. BERG
FRIDAY. Dec. q. 800 p. m.
CITY or AUGUSTA. Capt. Dagge.t
SATURDAY. Dec. %. 800 p. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. TUESDAY,
Dec %. 100 p m.
KANSAS CITY, Capt Fisher. THURS
DAY, Dec q. 800 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Asklns. SATUR-
DAY. Dec. %, II 90 2. m.
NOTICE-Steamship City OF Birming-
ham viii not carry passengers.
steamship CITY or MACON. Capt
Savage win ply between New York ami
Boston on the following schedule
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOSTON
from Pier g. North river. at 100 noonl
Dec. 3. z. r. II. q. 8. n.
LEAVE BOSTON FOR NEW YORK
from LOWS wharf. at 1900 noon Nov.
81 Dec 5. %. "A. u. q. Is.
This company reserves the right 20
change i's sailings without notice and
without liability or accountability there
for
Safiings New York for Savannah Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays 5 p m
W. G BREWER. City Ticket and Ras-
sengcr Agent. i01 Bull street. savarfiaa,
Ca.
+ " SMITH. Contracting Freish,
Ascent. Savannah. Ga.
r. G. IRRELEVANT. Agent. Savannah
Ca.
WALTER HAWKINS, General Agent
Traffic Department. 22i w. Bay street.
jacksonville, Fla.
Z II HINTON. Tranic Manager. So
vannah. Ca
T. +. LEFEVRE. Manager New Per
%. North river New York. n. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

simple rule fos longevity .was be-
..e,,h,d 70 the race bv Natbe~ Wells
who died IN Washington the other day AZ
the age OF io7 years. SAY your prayer.
keep cheerful. eat heartily and take a.
bath daily" he said Probably the Oldest
man Ia the United states is Moan Rohy,
who Is IN inmate Of q poor house IN New
ferrey. According 20 the Information ola
Raby has dfrrcgarded the inst and The
last section Of Mr.. Wells rules all Of his
life
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

The Russian navel budget contemnlatcs
the expenditure OF $4,000 for warships
during che approaching year. The Car
may hope for universal peace. but 81 s.
evident that hc does not expect IT, In tho
near future
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

The President Is 50 fond Of Attorney
General Grisgs. II is said. that he will
find a nice place Tor him In the govern
rnent service. where he VIII not have to
abandon his profitable law practice The
belief now IS that he will be appointed
one Of the representative Of the United
States on the arbitration cours provided
hy the Hague treaty. To accep, this place.
a Washington dispatch says. would not
Interfere with his business as a oorpora-
tion lawyer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Surgeon General sternbcrg Of the Ma-
r.ne Hospital servic, says that during
the past year he has received no less
than go communication from various
parts OF the country enclosing cures FOR
yellow fever. And. quceriy enough. - per
cent. Of these communication came from
sections where yellow fever Sc never seen,
and from persons who could not tel yell
low fever from mumps
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

The Yacht thar IL TO defend the Amer
ica's cup against STR Thomas Llplon
challenger has been provided FOR. but has
not ser been named. II Is probable that
the public will have a hand DO the sclec-
ton OF her name. a. was thc case OF the
Columbia. So far among yachtsmen
America" seems 70 b. about the favorlte
name. though others have been suggested
II would seem TO be about time 10 get
back TO the original name. under which
the famous trophy was won
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Dom Paul will probably get less dem.
onstrstive welcome in Germany than no
did In France. Notwithstanding there Is
more reason why the Germans should
eympathlzc with him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-01

Depew has improved upon Shakespeare.
lie has revised tho famous expression.
"some men are born great" etc. 20 read.
Some people are born rich, some for,u-
nate and othcrs In Ohio" That covers
the ground about as well as the Bard Of
Avon did 81.