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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
The auinatlon of ireland.


From the LonHon ltlt@Ftph
irish politils nre becoming interesting
after an unusual period o. dulincFs.
Nessrs Healy. OBrien. and other cham
Mons OF the Irish cause 81 whatever camp
NAV remember one Of Charles Levers
sehss apropos Of the leading Characters
tle OF irish members IN the early years
Of tho century Eighty years ago lrdand
boasted Of a politician whose zeal was
or,, equaled by the dullness OF bis wit.
trpon one occasion this gentlemen was
canynssod 70 give his vote for Henry
Grattan. and ne replied hy asking indiE-
uantlv what Henry Grattan had done for
him For your country" was the re-
suonse. "he has done much. and " no
nore. he mas nj least made u illustricus
by his oratory
"Orathary. oruthery." said the solicited
one 60 himself. and then aloud. Look
here. sir: Il there's anything IN this world
dctcei Il il that same. II the King up
on the throne or the judge upon his bench
was 20 say to me Tim. what's the ruin
Of Ireiandg' BY the virtue Of my oath ia
say. IT'S orathery. deyll thing else but
orathery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
OPENING DAY AT YoNKERs.
Track Was Fast and Charentus Made
New Record

New York. oct IA big crowd turned
out for the opening days racing Of tho
inaugural meeting Of the Empire City
Jockey Club o. Toukcrs to-day The
truck WIS lightning fast. "a new world
record for mile ana q quarter over a
circular track. OF 2Oi being hung mp by
Charentus 10 the Empirc city hadicap
This race was the feature OF the day.
Chircntus winning by a short head
First Race-One mile ana seventy yards
kamara TO 2. won. with Beau Ormonde.
~ 20 I and 10 10 l. second and Gen. Mart
Gray. Z 10 !. third. Time 49,.
second Race-Abou six furlongs sell
ms. The Pride 6 70 g. won. with FEEDER
alist, % to ana s 20 T. second. ana
Fieuron, - to l. third Time l0sA
Third Racc-Woodhwn handicap. about
six furlougs. Chuctanudn. - to !. won.
with Gold Heels. 4 20 ! and TO o. second.
and King Lief 10 J. Third Time ! Gsi
Fourth Race-Emipre city handicap.
one mile ana quarter. Charentus. TO
]. won with Imp 70 ana 60 5. second.
and Pink Coat. 10 10 J. third Time 2sA.
Fifth Hace--One mile and "a sixteenth.
selling. Instructive S 20 s. won. with Al
sike, IS 90 / and Ia l. second. and DO
laudo. To /. third. Time 45l.
Sixth Race-Five ana a half furlouEs.
selling. Shark, 10 J. won with Rap
panecker. to 1 and 10 8. second. ard
B!lionaire 4 to /. third. Time los.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

Cincinnati. oct % Results at Latonia
First Race-six furiongs Judge Red
wine s TO !. won with Alex Pearson
20 O. second. ana McManus. y 10 l.
third. Time ii5.
second B1ce-SiN furlouRs Flop. 20 20 !
won. with Eleanor Holmes. y TO I. second
ana jena 20 p third Tim, i1tH
Third Race-Onc mite and an eighth
selling. Sarilla. % 90 ]. won. VITA la
dian. 20 j. second. and Dr. Black. o 60 @
third Time 100
Fourth Race-Onc mile and seventy
yards. selling Woodtrice. 20 !. won
with statira. Is 70 !, second, and Etta, !.
10 J.. third. Time i.f5A.
Fifth HaCe--SiN and a haf fIrlongs
selling Kenova 70 3. won. with Rus
sian. 20 8. second. and Gleuwooi Is "a
T. third Time 1914
Sixth Race-Onc and an eighth miles
selling Defender II, 10 l. won. witt
GOV. Boyd. TO /. second. and Winepress
70 !. third Time s..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
uaoKE IyTo coUnT HOUSE.
Effort 20 Get az Coffee County's Rec
ords Failed.

Douglas. Ca. oct 22-This morning
when Deputy Clerk OF Coffee Superior
'os1 Gus. l.. Brack went TO open un
90. clerks onlco. he found that since clos
'so' saturday might. some one had forced
on entrance 10 the front OF tho vault
'''r that u had been tried but here they
"f. baked and failed TO make an en-
vac AS all books. papers. etc. are
''o'i iu the vault each night. no damage
$50. dore.
..u years ago. some OF Coffee coun-
rds mysteriously disappeared and
me months. as mysteriously re-
lnd caused 10, OF litigation. But
rik, professional experts TO get
vaults Of Conees new Court
a. Gillespie. Of Stockton. Ca.
called 60 the pastoral charge OF
"ol as Baptist Church.
smyrna Baptist Association con-
10 Nichols. Ca. on the 18th. inst.
rlasites will attend. Mr. w. w.
comment young countryman. has
1--WE resident lots In Douglas.
nproviug them, building COM
nlnt cottagef
co. 'i Mrs J. II. Quinn. ere visiting
' $50. r.ss
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
KILLING our THE CHINESE.
Russians seem bent on ExterminR-
tion an Mnnchuria.

London. oct 23-The Times publishes
the following from lts St Petersburg cor
respondent.
"It IS safe 60 say that the visit OF the
Chinese minister 20 Liviadia. where the
Russian court aud the principal ministers
are now staying. IL connected with an en-
deavor Go make separate arrangement
concerning Manchuria
The Russians will continue TO EXTERN
mate the Chinese In the most ruthless
manner in order TO protect the future OF
the railway. a critical study OF the Of
fcial reports show that Chinese resist
ance has been q mere farce The Rus
SLAMS have been only too glad OF the op-
portunity 20 kin every Chinese soldier ami
destroy every vestige Of Chinese authority
IN Manchuria and they have taken ad-
vantage Of the farcical resistance with a
vengeance f"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
CEBERECO N SANTIAGO.
Negro Politician Came out of MS
Mountain stronghold.

Santiago oct q Gen. Ccbereco. poo
ular negro politician. who was recently
elected an alternate delegate 20 the forth
coming constitutional convention. came
10 Santiago yesterday for the FIRST time
since the Spanish evacuation. Tie had
repeatedly said that he would never leave
the rural strongholds until the Americans
departed. unless In command Of a Cuban
army for the purpose Of expclling the in
truders. His following IN the black party
is considerable
Last evening $3.50 Of his admirers gave
q demonstration in his honor and parad-
81 the streets with a band. In spite of
the heavy rain
There has been o renewal OF the quar-
rel between the Cubano Libre and Mayor
Grinan over the publication OF charges Of
official corruption. the Cubano IAbre call
ing the Mayor a thief and traitor He
ordered the suppression OF the paper, but
the courts permitted the continued issue.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
Against wnIiam', Policy.

Berlin. Oct = The Freisinaige Nolks
Partei hose leader Is Herr Eugene Rich
ter. In convention az Gorlitz to-day adopt
ed a resolution against Emperor William s
Chinese policy. particularly condemnins
the undue prominence assumed hy Ger
many. which the resolution declares TO be
IN no way Justified By Gcrmauy's actual
Interests
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
SMITHS WE'RE BAD MEN.
Two Homicides Are Charged 90 Two
OF Them.

Birmingham. Ala. oct 22-Guy Smith
a negro. went 70 Oakman, q mining camp
to-day ana began abusing white people.
When Henry Barreniiue, a white earpsn-
ter. replied. Smith shot him. causing IN
slant death Smiths wife entered the sa-
loon and entreated him 20 leave when he
turned and shot her. INJECTING probably
fatal wound
posse Is pursuing Smith. Later James
Smith and John Hendrix. colored n iners
became involved In q quarrel 1nd Hendrix
was shot 10 death. Smith escaped. To-day
was paw day az Oakman,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
WANT PoLYGAMY STOPPED.
Omccrs az woman's Home Mission
nry society.

Chicago. oct. 22-The Womln's Home
Missionary Society. In session here to-
day. adopted resolutions asking Congress
TO submit 20 the states constitutional
amendments prohibiting polygamy These
officers were elected FOR the ensuing
year.
President. Mrs Clinton q. Fisko Of New
York: vice presidents Mrs. Jane u. Rob
inson OF Detroit Mrs. n G. McCabe of
Delaware o.. Mrs William a. Heron 81
Cincinnati. Mrs John NJ Walden Of Gin
cinnati. NIT. Z. n Fowler of Buffalo.
Mrs. Della Lathrop Of Delaware Nas
elected corresponding secretary.
Mrs George H. Thompson of Ctncin-
natl treasurer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
concluded a Long Time Ago.

London. oct q ~ learn" says the
Berlin correspondent Of the STANDARD
that the Anglo German agreement was
concluded long time ago. and Is pub
llshed now 10 accelerate peaceful SCI
tlement m China. II viii be followed ere
hong by similar agreements concerning
other PARTS ot the world
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

r.,." 3, Oct. 22.-Thc appointment Of
ga, stone Of the Chicago md E,ast-
,. a. general passenger agent
..r VILE add Nashville. has been
f.. t. announced Nov. I. Mr. stone
ana hia present Office Tor ten years
1f. ,.,, eNown as a conservative officer
~, De succ, eded on the Chicago ana
IL. ba l'hnois hy w. H. Richardson.
tEssts ,.. Zen connected win the road for
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

Chicago. oct 22.-It was announced at
lema crltic county headquarters to-day
'ali Thursday. Friday and possibly sat
'rlIt OF next week will be spent by VIII
ilm Bryan In Chicago. and II Is ex-
lf.'.a that Mr. Bryan will make several
... hes each day He will speak at
tHouiugton and Jacksonville on his way
''0n Chicago 20 his home IN Lincolts
r.r. he viii close his national cam-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

Columbia. 5. c.. oct 22.-Clemson. 81:
Wonord. o.
saturday clemson beat Davidson % a.
o. che biggest score ever made in the
South
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
nigh price. Tor CattIc.

Kansas city. oct p Forty -eight head
OF Hereford cattle were sold to-day for
SO t05. or an average 1T S2i6.
Mammette. "a 2-ysar-oid heller. was sold
20 william Powell Of Channing. Tex. for
500
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
TO Change French courts-martiaI

Paris. oct. o Gen. Andre. French min
lister Of war has almost concluded &C
coring TO LaFrlnce Militaire q kcl-
rieuse. the drafting Of bill 20 reform
eourts-martiaI BY the substitution. at
least. in time Of peace. OF civil magistrates
for military Judges
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
SHIPPING mos TO ENGLAND.
sIoss-sheHieId GO. u sending An
other 1000 Tons.

OfHFF If0"N IWEI"f
Florence. Ala. Oct 22.-The sloss-
Sheffield Iron and Steel Company is maxi
ing a shipment OF 1000 cons OF pig iron
from this city to Manchester. Eng BY
the way Of Pensacola The shipment wall
take sixty cars. II Is understood that
the price paid was IN the nelghoorhood
~ 40 a ton. This Is the second shipment
81 EXPORT iron. the furnace having ship
ped oo0 tons 10 Glasgow. Scotland. some
weeks ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
The, win Ten ~ Sung Chang.

Berlin. oct 22-Tho semi-oficial Ber-
liner Post says that the Powers have
agreed TO acquaint IL Hung ching With
the demands 20 be made upon China.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

medicine for weak women. II Is
vegetable medicine ard can DC
.n by tho most delicate Kidney DIS
.,s rheumatism and all diseases OF ' lns
sot stomach and nerves econ sueou'"'
All. wonderful effects upon the human
,,., Thousands Of people In Georgia
Commend H. Price SEQ
.-AKER PAIN BALM is the medicire
,-., ths Quaker Doctor made oil OF MS
/. .pJ.rful quick cures with. its ne"
LA wonderful medicine for Neuralgia.
s..t-,rhe Backaehe. Rheumatism
$ .,lra Pain In Bowels. an fact. all pain
60. 10 relieved By H. Price &c and &c
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP. a
rnesi.atsd soap for the skin. scalp and
cop,.lexion. Price loo a cake.
QUAKER HEALING sALvE. a vese-
tabls q ntment for the cure OF letter. &C.
Sema and eruptions Of the skin. Price
10 o box.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
The QuakGrS Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herr
Tonic IL not only o
blood purifier. but a
Blood maker foS
Pale, Weak and De-
bilitated people who
have not strength
nor blood II acts as
a tonic. a. regulates
tiiRes ton. cures dys-
pepsia and lends
strength and tone 70
the nervous system.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

pittsburg oct i7--MFs Pembler DOYLE.
~ Mckee's Rocks. an English woman.
took her two children 10 the exposition
yesterday. and. during the day. one was
lost Mrs Doyle hit upon an easy way %
fetch the wanderer. John Philip sonsa.
the handmasfer. was on his pedestal III
misterH she called up 10 him zone 81 me
lassos as strayod Play hup Rule. Bfi-
tannin. VIII your She's a Brton % the
core ~ cr art. and she'll come running
when she ears THAR
sousa ignored her. but she continued 10
insist on her right 100 a free born English
woman 20 demand Rule. Britannia" aud
VAS arrested ana fined 50 and costs.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

-Mamma-"Oh. Ethel YOU never Jaw
me behave like that" Ethel @ged four)
well. I haven't knowed you 70 very
long Tit Bits
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

We are showing choice styles in New Dress
Skirts New Golf Skirts, New Golf Capes New French
Flannel Waists, New Cloth Capes, New Trimming
Brads, New Laces New Hosiery, New Handkerchiefs,
ETC., etc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
A TELEGRAPH COMBINE.
RnInorS Tint the Western Union and
PostnI VIII mite.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 7.-RumOrs were
IN circulation in commercial circles today
that the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany was about TO absorb the Postal Tele-
graph Company. and the report received
ready credence from persons who claimed
TO have official information. IL was later
stated that person in close touch with
the Western Union in New York had re-
Ceived a communication in which IL was
stated the recent issue of bonds by tho
Western Union was not for the purpose as
stated OF liquidating the outstanding in
debtedness, but for the purpose Of secur-
ing money TO cover the cost Of the alb
sorptiCn of the Postal. John + Wailack.
Superintendent OF the Western Union in
this city. said this morning that ne had
heard nothing definite on the subject
"Rumors." he said have reached mo
from time to time during the last six
months but whether there is any truth IA
them / cannot say IL is possible that the
bond issue Is for the purpose of paying tho
cost OF the consolidation but I have no in
formation on the subject whatever. At
present the interests OF the two companies
are net pooled, there is merely an agree
ment between them for the maintenance
of rates and it is possible that the COM
pany intends 10 secure control Of the Pos
tai and thus abolish competition"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
TIC M-nrk of The scienti.t.

In connection with the Anti-Niyisection
bill. Dr. Woodward, District Health officer,
makes an argument which is a little queer
in some OF its bearings. He says that the
cashier Of a bank and the scientist who
experiments on animals are not in the
same position as regards the public, be-
cause the former deals with the property
Of other persons" and The latter deals
with his own property and attends strictly
10 his own business"
This would be very nice but for an
other argument. often used by the scien-
fist. When be is spoken to about his eX-
periments on rabbits and other animals,
and reproached with useless cruelty toward
them. be usually states that he is work
ing for humanity. and that his doings are
intended to benefit the world in so large
a measure that the public must stiHe its
feeling of pity for the animals and trust
that he is doing the best for H. Il looks
rather as II the public did have an interest
in this thing. and as if the work Of the
scientist had something TO do with other
people after all II his work is so benc-
fetal and purely humanitarian, why should
be not be open and sboveboard about IT,.
and let the public decide just how much
animal suffering it thinks one human life
is WORTH
The fact is that no man can say that he
is attending strictly TO his own bust
ness" All mankind is bound together in
such a way that the good Of one is the
good Of all. For this reason laws are
pssgcd 10 prevent individuals from forget
ting that they belong TO the great human
family. and that they cannot do with i'm
punity anything which is likely 20 injure
others even indirectly. Il is for this rea-
son that it is claimed that the scientists
work must be subject tc certain restric-
tfous. There is a very strong feeling among
intelligent people that 1t is not safe to al
low zeal for what is called pure science to
dominate medicine. The true physician must
not be a cold blooded, phlegmatic man.
whose absorption IN science oyerpowers his
Interest in the patient. The public cannot
aaord TO allow this type 10 gain control Of
the medical schools and the hospitals.
There is TOO much danger ia il. Would
any mother knowingly allow a v.yisection-
ist TO take charge OF her little child in a
case If serious Illness2 Would she trust a
man Of this type to perform an operation
upon her daughter unless she knew pre-
eisely What he was likely to do in the
cause Of science Would she, after seeing
him torture a hundred helpless little rab-
bits. and toss their sim living bodies aside
without even having the humanity to put
them out OF their pain. trust such a scien-
tist with the care Of a member Of her fam
ny2 This is a case in which the instinct
Of an intelligent mother is probably right.
Aud u humane men and women, knowing
what Is done by viylsectionists would
shrink from allowing these TO have charge
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
THURSDAY. MARCH s. 1909


The Senate has adopted the conference
report on the gold bill. and no doubt it
viii be carried through the House Of Rep
reseutltives and signed by the President
before the end Of the week.
Then for the first time in its history
this country viii find itself upon single
gold basis. The accomplishment Of this re-
suit has cost the Republican party many
years or rsistcnt effort often veilcd
Under trH1IltI-aI or mcniacious plat
form. ono .Hf1relI declarations and
r.ele hss grst the benedciaries
81 f rr system many mil
Iar expended in political
trr PARTICULARLY In the
emp obey have secured
th.. question o. mono
metal E-a.aHism has been
81. ra being and as the
Seus cannot BE- revived
Tor o. .# .. #.nr a. least
Than aae1. ra Dol 8-e f1 the ss,ute Re-
publIear managers sh0 have buried the
issue r. which they derived most Of
iheir corruption fund in the last Presiden-
tial contest. and from which they could
have drawn more in the struggle this year
IL they had only thought best TO keep ID
alive. They have killed the goose that laid
the golden egg with a vengeance. The
bankers bondholders. and capitalists. who
bled money at every pore in 1896, for fear
Of the silver spectre. now do not care
pinch Of dust who is President for the
next term. Their golden idol is safe and
they are happy. If Mr.. Mckinley should
be reelected they will not feel unduly
elated He has settled up and is out OF
debt as far as they are concerned. If Mr..
Bryan wins there are still cakes and ale.
In brief the money power has all that ID
bargained for and is content Fer all pres
ent purposes it is out Of politics and not
contributing to the missionary box Of amy
Marty
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
A DRASTIC VIRGINIA LAW.
The Legislature Denounced for Pass
ing the Valuation Act.

NORFOLK. Va. March "A storm OF
indignant protest has arisen here from a
law passed by the Virginia Legislature
just before il adjourned. Governor Tyler.
who signed the bill. shares with the Demo
cratic legislators who passed it the dis
appreciation Of press and people. The
measure, known as the Valuation bill,
provides for the appointment in each Of
the several cities or districts Of the State
OF commissioner of valuation. who shall
have the right to inspect every mans
private books and papers in order to Sscer-
tain the value OF his personal property
and the extent of his income.
The commissioner is also empowered
TO compel mans neighbors to testify as
to their knowledge Of his possession
The commissioners will receive one
twentieth Of 1 per cent Of all property
listed by them for taxation. The Norfolk
job is expected to pay $4,000 yearly. The
bill was railroaded through by a majority
Of q votes. and was signed by Governor
Tyler in defiance of the protest Of twenty
five Senators and a food of petitions.
Today the appointment of W. 5. Sale,
Of the Governor stan. to be commissioner
at Norfolk is announced. The press end
people of this section, without regard 10
party. denounce the measure as inquisi-
torial and drastic. The law is believed
by many to be unconstitutional and. if
so declared. will deprive the State OF its
revenue from the taxation upon personal
property until another law is enacted.
The Legislature however. will probably
be convened in extra session in June. and
an effort to repeal the obnoxious law will
then be made.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
SEEKING TO PREVENT TROUBLE.
The Government Interested in the
Threatened Central American
Outbreak.

Instructions have been sent by the
State Department to William NJ. Merry,
United States Minister to Costa Rica.
Nicaragua and Salvador, to use his good
Offices to prevent the general outbreak
which is believed to be pending in Central
America. W Godfrey Hunter, the United
States Minister TO Guatem, "a and Hon
duras, who has been in Washington. has
received similar instructions presumably
from the Secretary OF State, and has
started back to his post The fact that
these instructions have been given indi-
Gates how seriously the Government re-
CARDS the reports which have come to 1t
about Central American political Condi-
tions. The interest Of the United States
in the Nicaragua Canal question is re-
spOnsible for the efforts which will be
made by American diplomatic representa-
tives to prevent the Central American
Republics from becoming involved in
bloody strife. Men who are familiar with
the conditions in the five Republics.
through the reports received here, say
that if an outbreak occurs between any
Two of them the others will be involved. as
the whole country is in a state Of Unrest
No additional official information has
been received here as to the character OF
the trouble which is brewing. but it is
supposed that Costa Rica fears an attack
from Nicaragua with the object Of annex
ing to Nicaragua the part OF Costa Rica
which borders on the route OF the pro-
posed inter oceanic waterway The move
ment organized in Nicaragua by Mora.
the Costa Rican Counterfeter. who was
recently released from Sing Sing is the
most dangerous feature Of the situation.
and his advance into Costa Rica may start
the trouble. II is said here that the cruis-
ers Detroit and Marblehead should lose no
time in getting to Central America. Nei-
their Of these vessels has started south
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08

lFrom the Richmond Hmes.l
True obedience is TO submit ones self to
the authority of the law. This lesson IS
necessary to religious life and 10 good cit-
zeuship We sometimes think that this
sort Of discipline is lacking in our modern
homes Family discipline is nothing like
so rigid as it was half a century ago. Chill
dren have more liberties now than in times
past We are not disposed to be Puritani-
cal We do not believe In harsh dlsCi-
pline In the home but We do believe with
all our heart ard mind in firm discipline
We do not believe in breaking the child's
will by a vigorous application Of the LASH
but We DO believe in training the child's
will and in bringing it into subsection. We
believe in short in teaching the child the
lesson Of obedience. We believe in teach
ing obedience as a great moral and rellg-
ious principle. We believe In teaching ths
child TO obey, because il is right for thu
child TO be subject TO authority. II this
great principle be thoroughly instlled into
the child. it will grow up with reverence
for parents, for home, for the government.
and for God.