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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
AN ORANGE GROWER MISSING.
G. w. Hownrd of Terra Ceia aiys-
teriousIy Disappears while En
Route fo ufrmlnahnm

Tampa. Fla. oct 27.-C ". Howard OF
Terra Celia island. one Or tho wealthless
merchants and orange growers OF Mana
tce county. has mysieuously disap-
peared.
Howard left this city hst Saturday
night for Birmingham whore. at the sub
urb of Eastlakc. he was on last Monday
20 have married Miss Annie Peace. Ts
has not been heard Of since leaving Jack
sonviI.e
Howard went by The Plant System. his
pass reading via Montgomery Telegraph
Inquiries have been sent al along tho
route. and the police At Jacksonville. At
lanta. Montgomery and Birmingham are
working on tho case
When Howard lcn Tampa he had 500
on his person.
y. G. Mclean Of Terracra has covered
the route 60 birmingham IN an EFFORT 20
ind some trace Of che missing man. but
wired this afternoon that he had learned
nothing. Ills expectant bride is frantic
with grief
Howard was member Of the firm OF
Howard & Kennedy. his business partner
being the chairman OF the county commits
sioners Of Mauatee county he Is - years
old. sparsely buit. feet inches tall. and
wears slight mustache That he has
met with foul play somewhere on his jour
ney IL feared
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
SOBER VIEWS About CHINA.
Gcrmany Coming Around 60 Con-
.erNative Way of Thinking.

Germany Coming Around 60 Com
-erVative Way Of Thinking.
Berlin. oct p More sober views about
China now prevail here. owing doub,less-
20 the fact that Count Won Huolow f.
known 90 entertain reasonable ideas about
Germauy's tangible interests. AMI that hts
Influence as Imperial chancellor. upon tho
lmpetuous emperor. especially in foreign
anairs is decidedly greater than Prince
Hohenlohe's.
II IS noW generally believed here that
the Chinese muadle will slowly but SURE
y unravel itself and lead 20 n satisfac-
tory issue without necessitating any fur
iher large amount Of actual hostilities. or
an elaborate strategic campaign. All the
utteranres OF the srmi-onicial press this
week show this belief only the mllitarw
party S. dissatisfied with this view.
Doubts are SIN entertained here
though. regarding the value OF the Gre
dcnuals Of IL Hung Chang and Prince
ching and their ability 20 enforce tho
terms Of any agreement reached.
The nilerea latest oiiets of tho Em-
porIor Kwanr Su are also REGARDED here
with suspicion ana even the possibility
mat II Huns chang himself ie thoir au-
thor or lnstirator. 20 facilitate the nfgo-
tiators task is considered.
An omciai ~ the foreign Office informed
the Associated Press correspondent thHt
no furthsr answers have been received TO
the Auxlo-German agreement. but that
Japan's adherence o. considered certain
Tho unfrlendiy attitude of influential Rus
sian papers toward the agreement wHs
pointed out and the foreign office official
replied.
owe have not 70 deal with the Russian
press. but with the Russian government
We know the agreement is favornb re-
celvcd in ST. Petersburg An answer 20
the agreement will come from ne czar,
who h now in IN. Crlmel. Therefore.
considerable time may clnpse before his
answer s. received. There Is no reason
a. hurry
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
FIEND sENTENcED 10 DEATH.
Novicio. Filipino Captain, Must D'
for Horrible Grimes.

Novicio. Filipino Captain, Must De
for Horrible Grimes.
Manila. oct. q. Wednesday. via Hong
Kong. oct. U.-The rebel captain. Novi-
cla. has been tried by a military commits
sion at Baler. Northern Luzon. charged
with burying alive a seaman. named Nc
Donald Of Lieut.. Gllmore's Yorktown
party.
Novlc.o was found guilty and sentenced
to deash. The commission'e sentence s.
pow In th- hands OF Gen. Macarthur for
approval
Testimony was produced At the trial.
ehowing Novirio also caused the death of
Veuvcil.e. another member OF Lieut.. Gil
more's party. by delivering him into the
hands OF the native uibesmen known as
roggo,cs. who. under che pretext OF going
hshlng. lured Vcmeiie into the woods
and murdered him with two Spanish
friends. who were veuvellles fellow cap
uvcs. The tribcsmen bound Vouyille.
opened his veins and sucked his blood
until he was dead
The evidence also showed that Novicio
Killed a Filipino. named Rodriguez. who
was suspected OF being friendly 10 the
Americans. Gen. Wheaton has approved
the commissions sentence
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
GOV. RoosEvELT's BIRTHDAY.
Finished uIs Week OF Talk In hing
hampton with some fsm-.

Binghampton. ". y. oct 27.-Complct-
ing over LOO miles Of travel and having
made over afty speeches Gov Roosevelt
finished the first week OF hts state cam
palgn iu this city tonight. speaking ot
four meetings
Tho special train was discarded by tho
party here aud hotel beas were adopted
for resting purposes .enlght
Gov Roosevelt was i3 years Old to-day
Al the big assembare here tonight tho
Governor repeated tnany OF Tho things be
has said at other points and To addition
said.
THE paramount issue in this campaign
IS Organism. and Organism means. In the
sphere of civu honesty Cfokerism. IN
finance Pcttigrcwism. as regards hhouy
and order AiteeldiFm. aF rceardH on hon
est ballot Goebelism. and nH regards our
foreign policy Aguinaldpem
''rhe other day at Ycukers 81 Bryan
said that lt was better for Nexico thar
we dId not keep posse ~ tho eouu-
try. The United States never wished %
keep possession Of Mexico. but i.t Mr.
Bryan compare the progress that has been
made in New Mexico which W. did take.
with how % went on before and h. vii
speedily make up his mind that u has
greatly pronted by being put under our
flag Incidentally. f Mr. Bryan viii o X
mp the history ~ The territory of New
Mexico he win see that he ne "a no be
concerned about Porto Rico We roverucd
New Mexico "a first exactly aH We are
governing Porto Rico. Now We give
Iuagely a measure OF scf-EoFcrnment 10
its people. just as We have giscn such
. measure to Porto Rico. For hfty years
New Mexico has been kept a. a tof ritory.
yet Mr. Bryan does not t1lk about The
consent Of the governed Ia New Mexico"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
ONLY ONE is HOLDING OUT.
All hut I.ehtEh and wiikesbarre Cot
iIcry Have Made Concessions 90
the Miners.

Hazleton. PA. oct G.-G n Marklc &
Co. operating four colieries. and Coke
Bros & Co. owners Of six colheries. to-
day grautca che demands Of the anthracite
miners a. set forth IN the Scranton Con
veution resolution.
This leaves only the Lshish and Wilkes
barre Coal Company In the Hazlston re-
rion. which has not conceded oil that the
miners have asked The latter company
has granted the 10 per oens increase. but
has not posted notice abolishing the
sldiug scale or guaranteeing that the ad-
vance would be paid until April next
work Will be resumed in every co;iiery
tn this region Monday mornins with The
exception OF that OF che f.ehigh and
Wnkosbarre Company. unless that com
pany grants all the concessions before
that time.
Parades Signalling the miners sue
cess were held ia every town IN the re-
sion last night Hundreds OF breaker
boys turned out. an OF them marching IN
their breaker clothes and carrying lighted
mine lamps on their caps.
Preparations are bsing made FOR tho
prompt resumption OF work on Monday
The railroads are nning their sidings
near the mines with cars. and Is ex-
pectcd that when operations are begun
al the mines VIII be kept running on fun
time all winter 20 supply the depleted
coal market.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
RUSSELL SAGE WAS THERE.
The Great Brynn Demonstration In
Madison square Garden.


Madison square Garden.
New york oct 27-At least an hour
before the doors were opened 20 Madison
Square Garden al $50 o'clock this even
Ing a vast crowd had gathered about tho
building. and il took but a short while
10 hn the $500 unreserved seats.
Martial airs we're played by the band
while waiting for the meeting 10 begin.
Patriotic and campaign songs were also
sung Various political organizations
marched Ia and were cheerod. The Ysrle
Democratic club and other college clubs
we're present and frequently save their
college cries.
Russell Sage took seat in tho press
enclosure. The hnancicr took on HIS coat
and said.
Il win eli The meeting out" He was
not recognized by many. Ills nephew said
that while Mr.. Sage was a Republican he
was anxious to see Mr.. Bryan and witness
the demonstration 30 his horror
AS o'clock q was estimated that there
were fully 1900 people IN the Grrden.
Al 7.lS O'Clock the speakers reached the
Garden. They were Bou kc Cochran,
Senator Hm. Senator Wellington, Anson
phelps Stokes and william r. Hearst.
and they received an ovation. They went
10 their places on the platform and Mr.
Hearst az temporary chairman nominated
Arson Phelps Stokes as presiding officer.
Mr.. Stokes had uttered but q few words
when ne was interrupted by wild cheers
Mrs. Bryan had entered her box She was
wildly greeted and responded with smiles
ana bows. The band played America.
while the cheering lasted
As soon as quiet was restored Nj.
Stokes resumed his speech.
MIR. stokes Question.
Mr.. stokes began by paying neat com
plrnent to Mr. Bryan. Later he said;
The consutuuon7 Who has violated
ltg'
The answer Mckinley" came from al
over the hall
Mr. Stokes reference 70 Mr.. Hanna as
- ,ai,h ouriEt. +" ard "Dr. Hanna" caused
much amusement. He said IN part:
Feilow-eitizsns: This is the enc hun
coatizuea On Ninth Pass
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
rmn rnIaUITors cEN. DewET.
british Losses In Fight with Him
Heavier Than Heported.

british Los-e. In Fight with Him
Heavier Than Reported.
London, oct IA dispatch received al
the war Office from Lord Roberts. dated
Pretoria. Friday. Oct y. referring 10 the
aghuug Of Gen. Barons column with
Gen DeWers forces oct =. Gays:
The British losses we're heavier than
az hrst reported. An additional ofhcer and
twelve men were killed and three officer
aud twenty-five men we're wounded. The
Beers len twenty-four dead and nineteen
wounded on che field and twenty-six Boers
were made prisoners Three Beers who
held no their hands in token of surrender
and then nred on the British were court
martllled. convicted ana sentenced 10
death have confirmed the sentence
Tho dispatch also refers to minor af-
fairs in which the uoops OF Gen. Kitoh-
ener and Gen. Methuen were engaged and
a serious incident between springfontein
and Phluipopolls. orange River Colony.
where nifty oavalrytnen were ambushed
and captured by the Beers. only seven Of
the party escaping.
Another dispatch from Lord Roberts
says.
Barton attacked the ubiquitous DeweI
near Fredcrickstnd. The Beers were scat
tered "a an directions"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
YU HSIANG WAS A SUICIDE.
REPORTS of the Removal of Friendly
NtccroN- Investigated by Con-
Err mud Innnd intrne.

Washington. oct q From an indc-
pendent solrce Secretary Hay hos receiv-
oi couarmatory evidence of the reported
suicide OF Ma Hslaug the fanatcaI gov
cruor of the province OF shan ~. whose
punishment WAS demanded by the Powers
for the massacre Of large number OF
miss soHsries This message came from
Special Commissioner Rockhm as fol-
lows
Shanghai. Oct 22-Have reliable In
formation To- tho effect that VA Hsiang
committed Suicide .2i itockhi0."
4 Dispatch hna been received from Mr.
CouEer dlsproyirg tho stories u the re
actioraN tsudeucics of the Impartial rroy-
ernmcut Tho state Department had re-
ceivcd reports from various points ,n
CHINA. nud notably from Canton. through
its agent there. 20 the effect that the I'M
perial government had ordered the rsmov-
ai from office OF the yicerays OF the Ercat
Yang Use pryiuccs of Nauklug and Han
kow
These men were said 10 have hccn rc-
moved bocause 81 iheir pro-f1re gu -onu-
meuts. Secretary HAY rsgar .d 10 80
highlv lmportent that the Friendly ofncia e.
should mot De- displaced hy gn.i.f &c g1
Chinese leaders Therefore DE cah.cl Mr.
% We're found to be true Co make farcI-
bile protest TO the imperial government
through The Chinese cnvoys at Pekin. IL
HUNG Chang and Prince Ching aeainst
the proposed actlou. This morning Mr
tonEcr reported that after oIrsful iuvcv-
ti~aUou the story % the change in ad-
miuistration had been found to be without
foundaliou
The answer 10 the conmun ioai ions from
Germany and Great Britain emaolyinE
the Inst agreement relative 20 the OPP
door aud the territorial intcEr ty -
China probably viii So oIwHrl Moaday
The point of interest Is The treatment that
VIII De- accorded the thirl FeCtion e the
agreement relative To- the courfe 90 be
pursued hy th, siguatories in Tho event
that they find themselves ohftrucied in
tho execution OF the two preceding Inra-
graphs n is believed that the state be
furtmeut will md Il unnecessary 20 enter
into any agreement on this point in adj
vance OF the occurrence Of the coutln-
gcncy referred 20 IN the third section.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

LONDON oct 1-The Chinese minister
here. SIR Caih chen 10 Feng Luh. when
shown enc dispatch from Tion Taln dated
Friday. oct 26 reporting that the Dow
eyer Empress r. seriously ill a. Tai Yuan
Fu. expressed the opinion that her Illness
referred 70 period prior 20 the courts
departure for Tai Yuan Fu. The Office Of
the Chinese embassy understands that
she Chinese court Is still at Tang Kwan.
where 81 arrived Oct i6
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

Princeton. y. j.. Oct H,-Ex- President
Cleveland. when Interviewed tonight IN
regard 70 his having been offered the
presidency Of Washington and Lee unl-
versity. said;
Il never heard Of u. though; OF &. or
dreamed OF Il. and don't believe any
l.ody elso ever did either."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
DEATH Foa rHE LEADERS.
Hca-on 90 Believe Ministers in Pelsin
WIN Demand a.

Paris. oct q a dispatch to tho Havns
Agency from Pekln. dated oct. q, says
the ministers held a second meeting 10
dav. to examine VI Ddcasse's proposal
ana shey unanimously recognized the ne
oess.iy for demanding the death Of all
Tho inaligators Of tho rebellion.
There BE- reason 20 believe. the dis
patoh says. that n the ministers insist
ana satisfaction be obtained no reply viii
81 made 90 the Iant note of Prince Ching
and ii Hung Chang
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
HE DID Nor ABOLISH 1T.
Prices sad Experience with Mr.
stevens Department..

stevens Department..
Atlanta. oct. q -wellborn Price. mem
ber OF last years General Assembly from
oconee county. hight feet. weight rs
stone. walked into the ONCE Of Commis-
sioner o. B. Stevens in the agricultural
department IN the capitol yesterday after
noon. shut the door behind him and an
nouncod that he had come 10 abolish the
department
Three minutes later he walked wearily
down the front steps OF the building with
blood trickling from the tip OF his bruised
nose. his right eye purpllng and swelling
and his check decorated with a pink knot
Commissioner Stevens hight > feet 3
inches. weight 70 stone. sat AZ his desk
trying 10 look unconcerncd aa n b. wasn't
him that did e. but % was Tho fight
which followed Prices announcement was
fast and furious. according 20 the state
ment Of department officials who saw a.
II grew ont OF the political enmlty OF Price
for the agricultural commissioner.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
NntIrr chrI.fInn. Nn.-arrra.

81 Petersburg. oct 1-Dispatches from
MYkden received az the wor Office say That
proof Is al hand that 80 native Christians
were massacred az Mukdcn before the
Russian occupation. Fifty modern guns.
mostly Krupps. several thousand small
caliher rifles and twenty millions OF car
tridgcs have been found.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
TO OFFER n TO cLnvELAND.
Presidency of the Washington and
Lee Untversfty.

New York. oct H-The Evening Post
prints to-day the following special from
Norfolk. Va:
According to a dispatch from winches-
ter. the presidency OF Washington and Lee
University. made vacant by the death or
william L. Wilson will be offered TO ox-
President Grover Cleveland. a committee
from the university will Ia a few days 90
10 Princeton and formally extend the
offer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

London. Oct. y Special dispatchesffrom
Shanghai say a battle was fought between
imperial troops ana rebels Oct y and
that the rebels were ultimately routed,
COO Of them being slaughtered
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
LEGISLATOR AsrHYxIArED.
Hon. ". n Walker Left the Gas Turn
ed on and May Die.

ed on and May Die.
Atlanta. Ga. oct Unconscious and
~ the point Of death. Hon. ~. -. Walker.
representative IN tho LEGISLATURE from
Crawford county. is lying on a cot in tho
GRADY Hospital. a victim OF asphyxiation.
The legislator IN some way unknown
Icft his gas jet turned on at his boarding
house. 81 woodward avenue. last night.
and was found in dying condition this
to-nigh, Mr.. Walker was still uneon-
scious. ard was In a preearlous oondi-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

Hong Kong. Oct q The British steam
boat Perseverance. plying between Hong
kong and Macao has been boarded by
ssrates and robbed OF $1,000 Ia specie.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

New York. Oct. I7.--An attachment was
to-day issued against the property o,
Cornelius l.. Aivord, the defaulting note
teller Of the First National Bank.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
EMPRESS DowAGER I'LL AGAIN.
This Time, Also. Her Aiiment is said
90 nc serions.

Tlcn Tsln Friday. oct. @.-Information
hns been received from japanese sources.
that tho Empress DowaEor rs seriously
IN at Tai Chuen Fu and that the moet
prominent physicians in she empire have
been called 10 attend her.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28
GoLD MINERS on a srnrKB.
Thcy object 60 Being Searched for
strny NuRaets.

Victoria. Col. Oct. z7--Au miners EN-
ployea at tho Independence 500 mire.
about 800 In number. have quit work. The
cause FOR their action is the personal
search plan that was begun a. the nine
THURSDAY IN order 70 stop the alleged psl-
4eriua Of ore
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-28

cout.ausa sn Ninth Psss
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
Robert Laurie Stewart Dead.

Mr.. Robert Laurie Stewart, died
at his home last night after a
lingering illness Of some six or eight
months. Mr.. Stewart was a printer
and worked in this Office for quite a
while and we always found him
courteous and polite, never striking
a duty that devolved upon him in
getting out an issue, He was well
liked by all, and his death is re-
gretted by the Office force.
He joined the Royal Fraternal
Union sometime ago that he might
leave something for his family after
he was gone and this alone shows
the Christian spirit that abided
with him.
He leaves a wife and two children,
who will be looked after by kind
friends until something can be done
for the widow where she will be in
easy circumstances.
His remains will be inferred in the
Rose Hill cemetery at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. D. F. c. Timmons
will officiate.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
GIsT OF THE NEWS.

The queen has promoted Gen.
French to be major general.
The report that Gen. Cronie
escaped with all his artillery was
not liked on the London markets.
Gen. Cronje's army of 10000
Beers is in full retreat toward
Bloemfontein. The British under
Gen. Kelly-Kenny are harassing the
retreat.
The Beers captured a large con.
voy in Thursdays fighting at Reit
river
Gen. Frenchs division was en-.
thusiasticaily welcomed at Kimber-
ley.
Biennial session of the X. of H.
grand lodge opens in Little Rock
Wednesday,
On the New York cotton ex-
change the market for futures
closed very steady with prices net
one to FIVE points lower.
Forty-two cases Of the bubonic
plague and thirty-two deaths have
occurred in Manila.
A lively colloquy occurred in the
the house between Sulzer of New
York and Grosvenor of Ohio,
At the closing day of the national
shoot in Hot Springs, 7, S. Norton
of Fort Smith was the only man to
kill twenty-five birds straight, Mar
shall, Heikes, Elliott and others
each killed "a.
Mrs, Edmonia Mayer of Phil
adelphia was found dead in bed in
her room in a Hot Springs hotel.
Fort Smith had an $8, 500 fire in
the residence district.
New Orleans race winners: Al
Reeves, Bright Night, .Difidence,
Andes, Monongah, Little Billy.
By a vote of 1913 to II the house
restored the civil service provision
in the legislative appropriation bill
Loss by fire at the Speers-Lang-
ford Military Institute, Searcy,
Ark, was $12, ,OOOj insurance, $4,000.
Democratic congressional COM
mittee of Second Arkansas district
decided to nominate a congressional
candidate by majority in the en-
tire district.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
AN INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.

The management Of the Great Texas
Colorado Chnutauqua at Boulder Colo
rado, announces that It's next session Is
TO he from July Ist to August 18th In
elusive, longer and In every way stronger
than ever
The management Is now booking, re-
gardless OF great expense, the very best
educational and platform talent securable
In this country for the ediilcatlon and
pleasure Of the hundreds who will be on
hand during the session. The further am
nouncement Is made that, ~ the Interest
of complete satisfaction for its guests, the
chautauqna Association will considerably
enlarge the previously existing cottage,
tent and dining facilities and will operate
the whole itself, contracting nothing to
outside parties, and completing every de-
tail necessary TO comfort and pleasure IN
advance Of the opening date. i'i5
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
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A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
old by Villa & Williams.

General Joubert has seriously in
terfered with Buffers daily plan of
crossing the Tugela river aud the
English General must get him some
other stream to cross.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-02-19
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