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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
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Reports from various parts Of this state
Justify the statement that the sudden drop
Of a cent or more a pound ia the price
OF cotton does not a.arm the farmers who
have cotton. They are noia:uE IL. believing
that the price viii advance again very
soon II IS said that they feel very easy
over the situation for the reason that
they are out OF debt aud therefore eau
ahord TO hold what cotton they have.
Most OF them have sold some cotton for
which they received a high price They
have paid what they owed their mer-
chants and have enough 20 pay their taxes.
There f. nothing pressing. therefore. aud
tAey can afford 60 wait. beiieying that the
price will be even higher than il was two
or three weeks ago aud this view seems
10 be borne GU, by the comments on the
cotton situation which are appearing ia
some Of The English rapers. and which
were quoted In our foreign dispatches yes
erday. These papers tell the spinners.
who have closed their mills with the hope
al getting cotton az lower price that
they may talk about raising cotton ln
NAhNf Countries IMAM iAf iaAAtA CAhAtrt
hut that just now they must get COTTON
from the cotton planters Of America II
will not be long before the English mills
viii have 10 open and then the demand
Tor cotton will be as active as It was m
the beginning OF the season.
just now efforts are being made 20
create the impression that the crop Is con
sldcrably larger than II was thought Il
would be In the early part Of September
Il viii no doubt exceed the earlier esti-
mates. because the season has been cx-
ceedingly favorable for late cotton. There
has been no frost as yet in most Of the
cotton belt and there may be none for q
couple OF weeks. In that event the crop
viii be a good many thousands OF bales
larger than was expected.
Each farmer must determine for himself
The question AZ 20 whether or not the
price OF cotton win 20 above what Il Is
az present Information respecting the
crop Is as accessible 20 one as TO another,
and one mans Judgment IL apt 20 be as
good as anothers as 10 the size OF the
crop. II Is probable that light sales in the
Interior will be the rule for some time IN
less there Is a marked rise in the price or
signs OF a considerable further fall.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
ron ADJrTANr GENERAL.

Col. clifford W. Anderson Of this city
h. candidate for the Office % Adiutant
General II is understood that he will
receive the united support Of the dclega-
ton from this county n well as that OF
the Senator Tor this distries.
Col Anderson is a graduate OF the Viz
ginia Military Institute. Before entering
that we'll known school he served. while
a boy. on the stan 81 his brother. the late
Cen. Robert H. Anderson. during tho clog
ing scenes of the war between the states.
col Anderson was successfully a private.
lieutenant. adjniant. major. leutcnan'
colonel and soonei o. the First Voiun-
ter Regiment of Georgia. and IN each DO
sition rendered efficient service. He was
in command OF the FIRST state eucampmeut
held under tho present military organiza-
,ion. and was Grand Marshal Of the ses-
qul-Ceuisuulsl Of tho foundation OF Geor-
gia held in this city in ISIS.
Col. Anderson comes Of a military fam
u.s. Ills father. the late John ". Andcr-
son. was q captain IN the First Regiment
and his uncle. the late Col r. G.. Ander-
son. was an ofnccr IN the United States
navy and later colonel IN the Confcd-
crate army. His brother the late Gen.
Anderson. was not only a gallant soldier.
but a most publc-sprited and beloved
citizen. Another brother. Mai George W.
Anderson. OF this city. defended Fort Mc-
Alister against Gen. sherman's army.
stm another brother. the genital John w.
Anderson. was a captain in the FIFTY
fourth Georgia Regiment. c 8 A. A. a
candidate for Adjuian. General. Col. An
derson certainly has record that Is Sec
ond 70 that OF no man IN the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

There Is nothing" he said. according to
Answers. as he held the beautiful girl IN
his strong embrace. Ithat I would not
dare for you. There Is no danger that /
would not willingly face for your dear
sake, No deed would be too~hazardous for
me 70 undertake. with YOU 20 urge me on.
when ! look into your eyes. Genovieve.
my heart leaps. and becomes the heart OF
lion. NY whole being r. thrilled. II
seems to me imbued with the spirit of a
knight OF old. All darling. ! can well IN
derstand how the mobiles who met Ia the
lists long long ago were willing 20 risk
their lives when the colors OF those theg
loved were fastened 10 their shields! /.
too. could be Iancelot. with you. my
Gcnevievc TO urge me en-. Oh, " / might
bat have an opportunity 70 prove"
"Harkr she interrupted. Il hear papa
coming IN. Why not ask him for me now
You viii never have a better chance. IN
so and meet him IN the hall. and send
him H. and you can"
mo no" he hoarsey whispered For
heavens sake. don't do that! It's 30 fee,
from this window to the pavement When
] mention the matter to your father.
want 20 do II somewhere on the ground
floor"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
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INDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meeting-Clinton Lodge No a. r a A
NJ: Lave oak Lodge No. B. !. o. O. D.
Special NoueeE-Look. Savannah Build
Ing supply Company. Kidney Troubles
Cured By suWanee Springs Water: Har-
dee a Marshall. They're Content on
''Stearns Bieycies." Il. v. Connerat DR.
Corsone Return 30 Practice. STATE and
County Tnxes. 1870. Ship Notice. wildsr a
Co. agents. Miss Margaret May Nichols
Studio Reopened. Special Notice 20
Landlords. J. II. Hook. Special Sale Of
Wheels. Thomas Bicycle EMPORIUM:
Special Notice Former Plumbing InEpec-
tor Cossrove. Masonic Temple Pharmacy
Savannah Steam Dye Works. ship Noiicc.
Stachan q Co.
LAMPS 20 Burn-D. A. Holland
Business Nosices-Hunter 4 VanKeuren.
Iaundry.-E. & W. Laundry.
Mems Autumn Suits and Ovorcoats-At
the Metropolitan Clothing Company.
II u Not Fair-@ Dryfus.
Home Work for Intelligent Men and
pEny New York.
Kid Gloves. Etc-J L. Morrison.
Finaucial-Dougiass. Lacey a Co. New
York Jadob Berry a CO.. New York
Ladies and Gentlemen's' Knit Uuder-
wear--At the Bee Hive.
The Modest and slokcst Looking shoor
AT Byck Bros
A Grand success-savannah Carriage
and Wason Company.
Auction sales-Carpets. wardrobes. Etc.
by C. n. Dorset. Auctioneer.
Beef-Liebig's Extract Of Beef.
orange. Etc.-w y. simkins & Co
Cool Weather spccialues-Leo Frank.
our Annouucemcnt-Glob Shove Store.
We Never Fan 70 Give our Patrons
Advsnlages-Is LatiimoIes Say.
$50 EIk shoe-Char.es Marks
Postum Food Conoe-Postum Cereal CO.
Dissolution sale-Eckstein & Co.
Demand Of Fashion-At Walsh & Mey-
er's.
The Growing Dress Goods Event OF the
Seasonal Hogan'G
It's Hard Job-B. n. Levy & Bro.
We Are the Wedding speciaiists-G. W.
Allen a CO.
Cold Weather Goods-Thos. West & Co.
IL You Buy At Foyes You're safe"-P
+. Fcye.
Medical-Peruna; Dr. Hathaway Co;
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Pills: g. g. s ;
worlds Dispensary Preparations: p. ?.
p. r. r. r.: Cuticura: IT. For Grip.
stuart's Catarrh Tablets
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted: Employment Wanted. For Rent.
For Sale. Lost: Personal: Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
No wit In the greatest speeches.

NJ WIZ Nv Nht
In an article on public speaking. In the
Saturday Evening Post. United States
Senator Albert J. Beveridge says.
IL Is a remarkable thing that there Is
neither wit nor humor IN any Of the I'm
mortal speeches that have fallen from
the lips % man To ind a joke IN Web
s'er would be an offenae The only things
which Ingersoll wrote that will live ar"
his GRAFTON ~ his brothers grave and his
famous. The Past Rises Before Ne Like
a Dream" But in neither OF these produe-
lions Of this genius OF testers Is there
single trace OF wit. There Is not a funny
sally in all Burkcs speeches. Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. his FIRST ana second
iunugurals. his speech beginning the Doug
las campaign and his Cooper Union ad-
dress In New York are. perhaps. the only
utteranccs OF his thai will endure. Yet
THIS greatest Of story-teliers since Aesop
did not adorn OF deface one OF sheSe great
deliverances with story or any form OF
humnr.
The renson for this is found in the
Whole tendency OF human thought and
feelinE-in the whole melancholy history
OF the race.-where tears and grief. the
hard seriousness OF life and the terrible
and speedy certoinsy 81 our common fate
of suffering and ~ death, make soEnbre
the master-cord OF existence. The tfnmor-
tai things nre all serious--even sad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
run AMERICAS Cur.

The reception OF Sir Thomas Iipton's
challenge Tor the Americas CUP am its
acceptance rs the New York Yacht club
give profound satisfaction in yachting
circles. The challenger is so popular IA
this country that IL seems safe 20 say
that yachtmen would rather have the Gun
ios, In a contest with him than with any
other Engiishman. In the contest last
year he was 30 fair IN every matter per
tanning 10 the race ana was So anxious 90
10 only what was right that be- made him
self popular from ono ocean to Tho other
He has plenty OF money and h. has an
ambition 20 carry the Cup 10 Eng and
lie VIII be- afforded every opportunity TO
spend some o. his money. but Il % very
doubtm 81 he VIII have his amhl ion
grained The boat he brought o. this
country last year. The Shamrock. was a
good one. but she was not as coed as tho
Cup defender. The Columbia. The ae-iqr-
CT OF the new challenging boat. which win
be- known The Shamrock II. VIII Re
Mr.. G.. J. Watson. who designed che first
Shamrock IIe thinks he cln design a
boat that viii outsan the boat that was
beaten last year
Il Is understood that the designer Of the
Gun defender win De the Herreahons
They are quoted a. saying that they can
build boat that can beat The Columbia
u would seem. however. az II the limit
to the speed Of sail boats had been pretty
nearly reached.
The race next year g. TO be saGei m
the latter part Of August instead q IN
September or October. Il s. thought that
the chances Of getting favorable brcexes
wiz be better IN that month than in either
OF the others.
Now that the challenge has BEEN sent
ana accepted speculation respecting the
new yachts viii occupy large share OF
public attention during the greater part
Of the time between now ana next Au.
gust But. however interesting the spec
ulation may be. the American public viii
never believe that the Cup can he won
until the Cup defender Il actually beaten.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

An eccentric clergyman IN Cornwall
was mach annoyed by the habit which
some members OF his congregation had OF
looking around TO see late corners. says
the Youths Companion After enduring
h for some time ne said. on entering ths
reading desk one day:
Brethren. regret 20 see that your
attention Is called away from your re-
iieious duties by your natural desire 10
see who comes IN behind YOU. pro-
pose henceforth. 20 save you the trouble
by naming each person who comes In
late"
lie then began: dearly beloved" but
paused half way TO interpolate. 'iMr. s,
with his wife and daughter"
Mr.. = looked greatly surprised. but
the minister with perfect gravity, re-
sumod Presently he again paused: MIR.
c. and william .
The nhashed congregation kept IN sir
eyes fixed on their books The service
proceeded IN the most orderly manner.
the parron interruptinE himself every
now and then % announce some late
conner. Al last he said. stu with the
same perfect gravity.
Mrs. s. IN a new bonnet"
In a moment every feminine head In
the congregation was turned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

II e fact thar Mr Bryan say very
frw tssoss 81 as speeches ttsst are cal
cuioted 10 lessen bis chanccs for success.
u Is doubtful II there S. another public
man "a the country who makes a. lev
mistakes a. Air Bryan In aH 81 the
many speeches whAh BE- made "a i9s
he said nothing that created an impress
sion uufavorabis 20 his cause. ana So this
oompaien he has sad nothing that calls
for an explanation. Such a record ls
remarkable
Hui did he not make a mistake ~ he
speech a. Madison Garden. New York
CITY. when be- said Great Is Tsmmany
ana croker 10 its r~onhetg' Only a day
Or two ego Mt Croker raid that "a wa
tne silent vote that would determine tho
result iu New York tfate. There ore
tens Of thousands o. voters IN that state
who have os YET given no iuumation as
10 the tieke, they intend 10 vote. Mr
Croker is Of the opinion that they viii
vote for Mr. Bryan. who. By means Il
their assistance win carry the state II
Is fact however that Mr Croker h.
not popular outside Of the Tammany go
oiety. D. 70 not probable that Mr. Gro
kors unpopuhrity can BE- used by the
Republicans 70 hurt Mr.. Bryan with the
eiicnt voters7
An ~ the Mckinley papers Va New
York have taken up abe exprers sion that
ar. Bryan used. namely. Great IL Tam
many. and Croker Is its prophet ami are
trying to prejudice the public against Mr..
Bryan by means az a. They are ondoay.
oring to show that there IL a close alh-
ance between Mr. Bryan and Mr. Croker.
ana that the election OF Mr. Bryan means
greatly enlarged power Tor Mr.. Croker
II may be that the expression VIII not
DO Mr.. Bryan any great amount Of harm,
but. all things considered. q Is probable
that Mr.. Bryan wouid got more votes "a
New YORK % he had not uttered IL. He
only intention Ia making use Of q was
Of course 90 compliment MIR Croker for
the excellent Arrangements that had been
made for the meeting Il was NOT his in
tontion 70 draw attention 70 Mr.. Croker's
power. SIN. 81 would not be surprising
u The Republicans succeeded in giving
such an Interpretation 70 tho expression
that some Of tho silent voten, who In
tended % vote for Mr. Bryan. viii change
their minds simply because Of their hos
tility to Mr. Croker
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

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Transient advertisements. other than
special column. local OF reading notices
amusements and cheap or want column.
70 cents q line. Fourteen lines Of Hgatc
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
How lie Kept uIs crowd.

In the campaign OF 1895. says the satur-
day Evening Post. II came TO the at
teution Of leading Democrats that an I'M
known orator in q certain Western state
was making mighty stir among tho poo
pie. winning from the Republicans the ex-
rresslve tine % THE SinEed Cat" Sew
ersl letters from Democrats in adjoining
counties were soon received. asking that
this orator he sent to them. and testify
ing 10 the convincing power OF hts argu-
ments But. according 70 the story as Il
d frequently related 81 Democratic head
quarters. The supreme test OF this spell
binders power over an audience came
when be was addressing mass meeting
IN a dcnaciy pasked skating rink. Mis-
chlevous young men got out the village
fire engine hauled u in front OF the
rink. and pounded its gong with vio-
lence that for moment. completely
drowned the Voice 81 the orator inside the
building His audience started 20 STAN
pede. but he checked the movement By a
comma ndinF gestufe Then. placing his
left hand upon the top Of his head. he
shouted.
Right here 8 where the fire s., And
q viii not be put ont untl g. has ne ped
10 light bonhres that celebrate Mr.. Bry-
ans election"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
CHARGE AGAINST WEBSTER DAVIS.

No doubt the charge that Senator Han
ma has made against Hon. Webster Davis.
RANDY. that he accepted sl25.ooo from the
Transvaal government TO advocate the
Boer cause IN this country with the view
Of getting the United States 20 assist the
Beers. IA believed quite generally by those
Republicans who are bister against him
FOR deserving the Republican party on the
eve Of the presidential campaign and join
INK tho Democrats. but e Is unfair 90 &C
cept such charge as true without the
most ample proof Some Of The Republican
papers take che position that Mr.. Davis
should not rest until ne has dsproved she
charge. How can he disprove ~ lie has
dcnied Il IN the strongest language ~ b.
possible for him 10 use. lie has secured
a denial from members OF the Boer gov
ernment. what more can he do2
What he ought TO DO. perhaps. q 20 sue
Mr. Hanna FOR damages and compel him
40 acknowledge that he has no proof Of
The charge That seems TO be the only
course open 20 him. A large part OF the
country will believe that sir. Hanna would
NNt nave NlANt 20 Nfll1Na n tNafAF aNaluFt
Mr. Davis unless he had good authority
Tor doing so.
The charge r. very grave one. AZ the
time that AIR. Davis wished the Transvaai
he was an officer OF this government. be-
ing an assistant secretary Of the interior.
II he accepted large sum OF money to
aniagonize the policy OF the government
OF which he was an officer he committed
a very serious onense. His friends. Of
course. VIII not believe che charge Mr..
Hanna makes without further proof. but
the public generally will hardly be 10
kind. and viii expect him 20 make use OF
every means available TO uphold his good
name.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

II has been decided that the eisy ON
GERS OF Macon shall be chosen hereafter
by white primary. The elimination q
the black vote. witch f. largely purchas-
able and always an element OF discomfort.
u nothing worse. vial insure cleaner pol
stics and a healthier interest IN municipal
arairS "A white skin and tax reccirs. +"
q seems. are to be tho only qualifications
necessary in the Macon primaries for city
Offices. There will be no discrimination
on account OF party politics. In opening
the polls 20 all white men without dis
tinction a. 10 party" the Telegraph says,
IAN excuse for bringing in the negro ana
comforting the result OF the primary Will
be eliminated"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

Ia q weli-lnown town In the Midland
counties. snys London Tit Bits. resided
two friends who were very fond Of prac-
teal jokes and bore the character OF
being two cute 'uns" Their cleverness
however. did not save them from being
landed with q bad two-shiiiiug piece
a ccnsultati ton took place between them
az 20 how 90 get rid Of the false coin
Let's so to the theater." said one
'frs only sixpence 10 the pit ru try
e. and u get IT,. all right YOU can pay
and follow me we shall have our nights
amusement and be a shilling 10 the good E"
Agreed said the other. No. ten.
dered his counterfeit coin at the doors
OF the temple OF the drama. which was
taken without examination. one shilling
ard sixpcnce being given IN change
No . seeing hia friend had safely
passrd the money h0x. went up g.eefnlly
and put down the nrst coin he could take
from his pocket IL was half n crown.
Imagine his CONSERVATION on receiving
the ehange-she bad two-shilllng piece.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

The New York Tribune the other day
printed tong story about how Col. En-
son S. Keiit OF South Caroliua " con-
fedenlte officer. Southern planter and life
long Democrat" had declared Tor Nc
Kiniey and expansion and progress. e
Comment ling on this the News ana Courier
says. IT IS remarkable how much Con.
federate officers are coddie3 by che Re.
pubhcans when they go over 20 the enemy
just before an election. ami how quickly
they reare into obscuriiy after the cleo
ton is over"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

There ~ nothing doing in politics IN
South Carolina. Everything r. duh. dead.
fiat stale and Improbable. The Green
vile News speaks Of the situation a. one
Of Unparalleled apathy" and sighs for
a return OF the Old days when the can.
didates got out and made spread-eagie
speeches. and the boys" in red shirts.
loaded the atmosphere with kerosene
fumes from torchlight PROFESSIONS and
then rent Il with their shouts. What is
the matter Tho News says that the
leaders % the dominant element" hav-
ing got their own ambitions safely cared
for. la the recent primary. are sltting
back unconcerned and iciting things rock
along. careless OF whether Bryan gets .
Ms vote eE . small eae.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

A Stamford. Conn. man is about 20 start
from that city in an automobile for trip
20 Florida. II IS 20 be hoped no win make
IL successfully, though u must be admit
ted mat the majority OF Southern roads
are not such as 10 encourage such trlDs.
II we had more good roads. We should
have n number OF wealthy persons max
ina across-oountry tours In this section.
ond spending their money literally along
the way
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for warmer weather, with occasional
rains. with fresh 10 brisk east 70 north
east winds: and for Eastern Florida. oc-
casional rains. with fresh east 10 south
east winds
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
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NACOoCHEE Capt. Smith. SATURDAY.
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CITY OF AUGUSTA, Capt Daggett,
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NACOOCHEE. Capt Smith. TUESDAY,
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