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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
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LADIES. HAVE YOUR FINE GRE
pom and tailor made dresses dyed by
now oXadye process. guaranteed not 10
shrink OF get out ~ SHAPE New York
Dye Works. Whitaker and state. Phone
81
ron RANGES AND STOVES. co TO
Cornwen a Chapman.
THE STAR THAT LEADS THEM
all. New Domestic Machine. with ball
BEARINGS. Penton So".
GET YOUR WEDDING PRESENTS
az Koch a SWANS Is whitaker They
are beautiful and cheap
WE GIVE YoU EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss nnish perfect work Forest City
Laundry. Park avenue.
PAPER HATS MADE no ORDER,
At Do Tattnau street
WANTED. ONE THOUSAND HUN
gry people At tho Southern Grocery Com
pany. ia Barnard street
FOR PAPER HANGER AND PAINT
or get Taylors estimates You won't ~
sret IT, Painters supplies
WE SELL SEWER PIPE. FLur
pipe. IRE clay IRE brick az lowest prices.
Adams Paint Company, 100 Congress.
west
SINGER NEEDLES. THREE FOR
ave cents: giil Oh with dozen free Penton
4 Son
THE MOST UP-To.DATE WORK IA
being turned out by Forest City Laundry.
Phone 1915
spECTACLEs OF THE BEST GRADE
~ moderate prices; eyes tested free.
Koch a Sylvan.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. 90
70 cornwel chipman'r.
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED CENTS
In every dollar Of your hari-carned hard
cash "a tho Southern Grocery Company.
iiA BARNARD street
WE DO PLUMBING WORK OF ALL
kinds aud can figure close with YOU: give
us a cell when in need. A. c prioo a Co.
state and Jefferson phones as
GYPsINE IS THE BEST WALL FIN
ish made Adams Paint Co. Savannah
agents. i0i Congress. west
PHONE 1915 FOR FOREST CITY
Laundry They Will call for your linen
Immediately,
WE CONNECT AND DIsCoNNECF
ranges. our plumbers know their BUSH
ness. and our prices are low. Il will pay
you TO give us your work a q Price a
CO. State and jefferson Bell and Geor-
gia phones 6sS
WATCH AND JEwELRY REPAIRING
given personal attention al Koch A. Syi-
vans q Whitaker.
FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS. ETC.
so TO Cornwell q Chapman.
WALL PAPERS. PAINTS. VAR
rishes. kaisomines and glass and good
mechanics. See Taylor, X % r. Hail
WE CLEAN CLOTHES BY THE re
soTcine antiseptic process Try Us New
York Steam bye Works. Whitaker and
State.
ATTACHMENTS AND MACHINE RE-
paired while YOU wait, all work guaran-
teed. For poor people free. penton a Son.
REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by investing your hard-earnef hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. iA
Barnard street
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

4 Reaso unable ? posiiion

certainly the
uar deserves 70 considered il wtha h
the best The people
thisi sell
ing goodsthn three stores n Little Falls
today
We
that waited
Monday
there Little Fails But here the
story. READ #H
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
CAUSE FOR CONTEST.

Successful Cnndidnts Said to Have Vfo-
'1@i lated the Corrupt PracticsS Act.
ST.. PAUL. Dec 20. Peter E. Han.
sons alleged promise Of the position Of
assistant secretary Of state to Peter G..
Sjoblom, deputy in ternal revenue col
lector for Mlnn neapolis. may cost him
the office of secretary of state.
Michael f. Neary, the Democratic
candidate for the Office, is waiting for
Che state canvassing board to conclude
it's I!abors before instituting proceed
ings against Mr.. Hanson. The grounds
alleged are that in promising the posi-.
tion to Mr.. Sjoblom while tho Repub-
lican state convention was in session in
St. Paul, Mr.. Hanson violated the cor.
rupt practices act, which forbids deals
of this sort. If Il,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

Arkansas Senator to Give Up tho Dsno-
cratic National Chairmauslip. = y +
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The Record says:
J. K. Jones, according to reports in
Democratic circles. will soon call q
meeting of the Democratic national
committee in Washington for the pur-
pose Of resigning as chairman. This
information came to Chicago straight
from men who are close to Senator
Jones. They say that the manager Of
Colonel Bryan's last campaign was
anxious to get out SO that the commit.
teo can elect his successor They said
that J. G.. johnson, who was chairman
of the executive committee, Is an active
candidate for the Craftsmanship Of tho
gen eral committee and that ex-Gover.
nor Stone OF Missouri would like to be
chairman. tG#a
1t Is said that q majority of the COM,
mitlco:1on are in favor Of MayuI Tag.
CART Of indianapolis, the Indiana COM
nlitteeman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
10 REFORM JUVENILES.


Unruly Chicago Boys VIII he Sent to the
W. Covert mont Training Ships.
B CHICAGO, Dec ~. The United States
navy, by agreement with the juvenile
court here, 10 to become q reform school
for unruly Chicago Logs Boys out on
probation and under the supervision Of
officers will be picked up and future
candidates for; the institution Of correc'
tion will be sent direct to the govern.
ment training ships. This will greatly
lengthen the period for discipline and
increase the chance Of thoroughly re.
forming wayward youths. As it is.
good behavior secures the release Of
many from the reform school after two
or three months, Some Of them find
their way back again, and others re.
main at large or with their. parents.
The navy plan will hold them in check
for q term Of from three to i've years,
and under the best Of restraint and
under influences likely to produce the
best results. se:sA s:F.s .5:5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
I 1'|'HD|!|LA!'.N|S Oh VbIf
/ Arthur issues 4 roclama-
Y btion IN Regard to Their
observance. III II
Stflcter Compliance TO- Bs Re-
Squirsd From All Classes
of Fliipinos. S5!s#;
I ARMS \ INsuRGE GENT LEAD DERs
Consequences Of Their Pres
s ent Methods Pointed sI..
Il Out to Them,
Clearly Disavows Any Recog-
milton Of Technical Bel 4.
g5 H III ligerency. s.l. ! :53.ss5 !.

u u MANILA, Dec. 20.-General MacAr.
thur has issued q proclamation warning
sthe inhabitants Of the archipelago that
hereafter strict compliance with the
laws Of war will be required Of non com.
battants 40 we'll as oombattants. The
proclamation sets forth the principal
laws Of war. 81 s. 4. Il. 3.. I. ssst$, 3sss$3$
It refers to recent proolamationa
Issued by insurgent commanders threat.
enins natives who are friendly to the
American forces. and also TO the orders
issued to their men to. kidnap and
assassinate residents Of towns occupied
by Americans. ~. l.:.s3 .3s%
The insurgent leaders are notified
that such practices, il continued. will
put an end to the possibility Of their
resuming civil service regulations and
| win make them fngitives. Inhabitants
5of places occupied by Americans are
notified that compliance with the de.
smands Of tho enemy will create . pre-.
sumption that such ID NJ "A; saSsIl l ~ !, i
WIKI V0luntory ana Malicious !;
They are notified that pleas Of compul.
sion will rarely be recogn nisad, and even
well disposed persons will be exposed
stp the danger Of being tried for
traitors. @S =. E +.
sSs The proclamation says that ito warn.
ings and requiremer ts are to apply
With special force to- Manila, the ..ren.
dAsypns of the miss ip4nr,,
sruction. = II. n, 4,
Newspapers are warned against pub
fishing sedition, and the proclamation
declares that the rebels who are mol
partsof an organized force are not en-,
titled tosthe privileges of prisoners u
war adding that the fact thak sshey
have not hithsfyo sld fesponsf
blei - s:.evidence Of the solioitude Of the
Uuited States to avoid the appearance
Of harshness. ''S S.2z 3ss:F n s.s s2is... y.
q The proclamation clearly disavows
any J. recognition of technical bel.
iGerency. ss.s,.a- { ~. 4. "a. = n *,.sS S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
ALL RECORDS BROKEN.

No Sign of Halt In tho Advance of
Securities ON Wall Street.
New YORK, Dec. 20.-Speculative
excitement continued in Wall street
during the day and the extent Of the
interest in stocks and the long, contin.
uous advance'exceed almost all prece.
dents in the history of the street.
Many securities are selling at prices
never before equalled and yet show no
signs Of q halt. The maxim popular in
Wall street that prices cannot always
20 up has been daily overruled.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
i MANY y WILL RE-ENLIST.

Volunteers Will stay in the Philippines
.s}ES If u Bonus Is Ofre red. ..;,.
+ Z MANILA Dec. 2O.--The Taft comm is.
sion is still at work OH the tariff.
I. Officials consider that the return of
the volunteers will necessitate little
abandonment Of station and that con.
gress will provide an imm ediate in.
creasa I'll tho number Of regulars IL is
believed that many volunteers wsil re.
bonus being abouf claul 10 !.e -,
penss Of eaN:rDjng isa: b:lltI;;. ..i.,, o.. !,
recruit. ,'' T. ~ 'a.&.'r .,a- 70
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
| IITTIF FALL MORRISON CO. MINN FRIDAY, DECEMBER II
X AePEp tx II RAN 81 ON.
Son of Edward A. CndiAhy. the Packer.
~ nsly Missing. }5 N " sS3

son Of svard} "A. cadAily. tho Packer.
lGyatSEio asly AIissing. M
OxARA. Dec 20 o. Detectives are
securing this city and tho surrounding
country Tor some trace Of Edward A.;
Cudahy. Jr., is years old, tho son of
the rich packer, Edward IA. Cudahy.s
The boy left his home Tuesday eyen-
ing with some books which he pre-
sented 70 : boy friend, the son Of Q. b.
Dustin. living only ! few blocks dis
stant. This was the last seen Of him
and no trace can be found since he left
the Dustin home. Ii I'M
\ Feeling certain that their son has
been kidnapped for the purpose Of se.
curing 8 ransom the Cudahys notified
the police and employed q score Of pri.
.yate detectives who at once went to
work on the case. As the boy had lit
tie money with him the theory that be
might have decided to take = trip. M.
known to his parents ia not credited.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Fun.rs, Of J. Addison Porter.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 20. The
funeral services over the remains Of the
late J. Addison Porter, formerly secre-
tary to President. Mckinley, were held
III Trinity church: President Mckinley
was represented by George Esuce Cor.
ioiyou, who ysucceeded Mr., Porter III
the office Of secretary. A great quan.
tity OF flowers came from the White
House conservatory. .,44 O.. %.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
New Guns for Halifax.

HALIFAX, N. S.. Dec. 20.-several
modern long range guns are now on
the way~here from England. They will
replace less modern armament i'll sono
OF tho forts about the harbor. The new
guns will carry eight miles, and it is
claimed in addition to modern guns
already in place will make the fortress
impregnabls +,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Investigate After tho Recess

: WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The special
committee appointed by Speaker Hen.
derson to investigate the circumstances
connected with the death Of Oscar L.
Booz, who is alleged to have died as q
result of injuries received from hazing
while cadet at West Point. decided
to enter. upon the investigation imme.
diately after the holiday recess.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
KRUGER At AMSTERDAM,

His Appearances the Sign for Dernon-
y ..,% strnt ions Everywhere. .. p.
II AMSTERDAM, Dec. 20.-Mr. Kruger
has arrived here. He was met at the
railroad station by the municipal and
communal authorities, Speeches were
exchanged in the royal waitingroom.
IA; bouquet was presented to Mr.. Kru'
ger, whose every appearance was q sig.
nal for rounds Of applause. -.~.+5
Very large crowds lined the route to
the town hall, where the burgomaster
made speech in which he said he
hoped Mr.. Kruger would succeed in
his efforts to secure honorable peace.
Mr.. Kruger, in the course Of his reply,
said: 4, Ss q !. ,%.sa,.., I:I,:;-. j. &:
< K ls" .".In 1884 we obtained our iudepend.
ence, but that honorable action has
been obliterated. The invaders are II
against 1, but we await the day when
God will make known his will. We
rely on his help more than on emperori
and princes. / have not come as q
fugitive. but by the order Of my gov
sernment." :. -ss!55.. =. @T' 49,.
Lnne eAeon followed. Mr.. Kruger
Ssn bseqnently visited the headquarters
of the senth African refugees. t..%E.s ...[& >. {
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

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. - q, ! =, 800 : -.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

" CsJsmbis, q C., Visited by . Fire. I.
CoLuxBrA, g. o., Dec. 90.-Colum bis
was visited by the most disastrous f1re
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
1Younr cudlahx 90 mes Home 3.

OMAHA, Dec 30. Young Cudahy has
returned home secretly and Mira.
Cudahy announces that he had been
abducted, but is safe. and sound. She
refused to say anything about 9
ransom. Y ~ g 5..< s#5$G, .,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Timothy H,aly wants Damages.

DUBLIN, Dec. 20. Timothy Healy,
Nationalist member Of parliament for
the Harbor. division Of Dublin, viii sue
The Freeman's Journal for libel for
having intimated that his vote in the
Dublin corporation was Influenced by
pecnnfary considerations He dc.
mands E8. 900 rs compensat 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

IN ~ years 'fue 5e.on, j. - { {: II,
lursu l..S reanli.e n,inass "a iya>n ,,ttte
aN,l ,tarep smaller u":s OH As* t:Iely =,
s,reer We're destroyed 1nu totAl esti-
ma, sd loss is $l42, 001; lnsurs.aoe s59,-;
tWl) ~ 5.& 8Gs&.% %$5, q. 80 A, q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21
Not 8 o uUo.aud By, the Paris. Award.

u 9THx HAGUE, Dec. 30. Baron Won
Golstein van Oldenatler, minister Of
the Netherlands in London. has noti-
/ fed the British government that as
The Netherlands were not party to
the frontier dispute between Great
sBritain and the Transvaal, the govern.
j sn,ent Of The Netherlands can not con.
!. ssdsrs itself bound BY the Paris arbitra-
tion5 award demarcating the Anglo.
Dutch frontier. ,J5 A .ffi. 4;s5 n,
wall strsst y I resort for money St
tn, not for money makers. Wealth
10y 30 exchanged thsrs, but & y crs.
50ko6 aa1ovhesa s52 q. j. a..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

~ Books are very giveable gifts for Christmas
Books and plenty Of them Il r. ON all the best sau-
thors in the world 15c 2Oc an, 25c # b. 3ss# g 5I@ Il
n Games Of all kinds including Carom Boards. Z
Near the book store in the basement you will
find all the games aud game is sensible TO give
3llp to S., ~ S&.3 H SE5t&# It'll
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-21

Beautiful Cut Glass for Christmas Presents. M
Nothing pleases a lady better than piece
Of nice sparkling cut glass. She will always
appreciate it. D: $41 $4s1.ss: :::$s.
Pretty pieces at $3.50, AIS, ATS, to7.5O.
Pretty cut glass vases $3.50 to $3.50
The colored American., 1900-07-21
That Boston Business League.

Booker Z. Washington writes that
the effort TO organize National Negro
Business League at Boston, August %,
"a, 1900, is meeting with the most graft.
tying commentator and assistance
from business men and women in eyery
section Of the country. It is to be en-
derstoCd that this organization is for
eoiored people who are engaged in the
most humble lines OF business as well
as for those who are engaged in the
higher lines OF trade. Few people un-
deEstand how many successful colored
men and women there W ho are engaged
IN business OF all kinds IN remote towns
and who are succeeding in q quiet wsy.
The object Of this meeting will be TO
get hold of such people and give them
such encouragement and advice as will
enable them TO do more and better busi.
ness. At the same time a demonstrs.
ton will be made Of the enterprises of
the race that will do much TO help and
strengthen 1t In the eyes OF the world.
ALI persons engaged in business who
have not yet communicated with Mr.
Washington are urged to do so at Tuske.
gee, Alabams, at once. Such an effa~t
deserves and should receive the hearty
en- ncouTagement and assistance of svakv
man and woman of the race interested
In its future.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

clear than that race which has the
highest civilization, the highest culture
and untold wes1th should give direction
TO ali lbese matters which concern the
neral, religious and political growth
ana development of the naliOn.
Manifest destiny has STAN ped upon
the brow of every Angio-e6xOn his
PROUD title 10 leadership ia all things
which make for the upliit OF the human
family. Ii more than any oihtr rsce
eompTehends the Divine w Iii, and 1t b az
aecsmpl ished more than any other race
in bringing souls to Christ and thus
making possible His Kingdom upon the
earth. Ia Afrlca, ia A sla ana the is-
lands Of the sea,it has planted the cross
Of Christ, ana the staIs and stTipes. Il
mas translated the Bible in Every lang
uage and hundreds OF heathen dialects
The persuasive power of American
Rum has been felt by these hesthsns
through the good offices OF the martyr
OF the crOSs-Our bs4Cved missionaries
IN these foreign lands, who are teRchA
ing these heathens that Jesus died for
lhem, that He loves them and wants
Them TO come to him.
Only superior iHtellects could have
accom- plisEed these mighty results, and
he work, thanks 10 Anglo Saxon en-
ergy, enterprise and pluck, is still
stirring at the gates of imperial China,
In the priest ridden islands OF the
Phillipin es, and Cuba, in Africa and I'D
Turkey and emblazOned upon the ban
neT OF these self'sscEificing pioneers in
the spread of the gospel are the con-
quering words: ''The " orld foI Christ. I"
Tne dominating spirit of the Anglo
saxon Iace must prevail in the wogk OF
redeeming the world for Christ. This is
manifest destiny. And it must be the
shibbOlsth IN the forward movement in
christianity. There are many gratify'
ing evidences that the white christian
church IN America ow realizes that
Its position Is one OF command, ana
direction In these matters, which con
Germ the salyatH0n Of mems souls, and
that nothing is plalner than that the
Almighty Father has entrusted to the
great Anglo Saxon race the duty and
the responsibility Of planting the seeds
OF His holy religion IN the hearts OF the
heathen OF all races and all lands
Praise God from whom all blessings
hOW," BRUCE GRIT.
The colored American., 1900-07-21

ed by the fact that they increase m
number some 20 per cent. a year. The
border Is unprotected; natives can coma
and go at pleasure. The last cepsns
showed that there were more than
twice as many as whites. There a,s
aeaFly million in the republics n
our natives are handled harsbIy and
badly, why do they not fly across The
near by fIontier 10 the Kind and I'm.
name British? No; they have con
stsntIy come from the British TO u.s.
This would seem a fair and temperate
argument Let as see II it is subs,an.
tiated.
It is we'll known fact that slavery
vas not originally instituted by the
Dutch in South Africa. 1t was intro.
duced, and repeatedly, persistentIy
urged and pressed upon them by the
English. Says Rev. Lewis Grout, an
American missionary for 10 years 10
Natal, the author of numerous works
on Africa and ia particular Of the Zulu
grammar hich is now passing through
its second edition I" In the veIy begin
ming, whatever may eventually have
| been the feeling of the Dutch a. times
toward the black faces, it was OEl kind
and ChrIstly. 1t is on record that when
the Dutch went, about the middle Of
the seveni eeHth century, TO settle at
the Cape, one great object was that in
this way the religions well being Of the
aboTiginess might be promoted. that
many souls of the natives might be
brought to knowledge Of religion and
saved to God +" That no fault can be
found with their treatment is shown by
the fact for the land upon which they
built their fort and planted their garden
they paid TO the owners the sum of So.
coo gilders, beside which the 80 gilders
paid for Manhattan Island makes a
poor showing.
Itwas not on account of the abolition
of slavery, as has been asserted, that
the trek of the Beers to the northwsrd
began. It was undertaken in 1888,
whereas the emancipation of slaves
took place q year later, and then it was
pot SO much the act as the manner Of
it which aroused the indignation OF the
Dutch farmers. The mIserably mad
equate sum allotted TO them in pur.
chase never reached the majority Of
owners, OWING to the Requirement that
it be paid in London. While constant
Iy reiterated the charge is never press.
ed by English historians or advocates
that the exodus Of their slaves from
bondage was the discriminating cause
of the departure Of the BoeIs from be-
meath British rule. Says one OF the
most ardent supporters of the imperial
policy in South AfricO, - I must admit
that the history OF the English in South
Affjca, or to be more accurate, Of the
English Government-of the English
Cabinet IN South Africa, makes about
the most discredItabIe and unhappy
reading that an Englishman can face
in all the great history of his people"
In the land to which the Dutch be.
took themselves after their expulsion
from Natal there were no blacks In
ternecine wars and the aridity OF the
region had r,ndered it unInhsbited'
In fact it is to the development Of the
country by the white man and the i'm
mense importation Of food stutts incl
dent to the opening of the mines which
has "nabled the black race to obey the
The colored American., 1900-07-21
THE BoERs AND KAFFIRs.

The Laws and Customs in the TranSvaaI
Thrown on Panorama-Dr. w. A. Croft
tut DeScantS on the Much Neoted Sub
ject-The Beers the Friends and SaviorS
of the Natives.