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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Americas Timcs-R Recorder: Americas
warehousenen received Si2 bales OF col
ton yesterday Saturday. thus breaking
the record for the season on receipts by
more than 800 bales Al an early hour
the cotton wagons began rolling IN from
the country. and long before noon the
business streets were crowded with teams
and people The warehouses were easily
the busiest ccntcrs. and many thousands
OF dollars were paid out there forthe neecy
staple And never were people IN better
spiritsa Ten cents for cotton was some
thing new and tho effect was well-nigh
magical. Not IN years has there been more
money paid out here. The good time
coming" was Tong deferred. but came az
last The expected slump Sc the cotton
market dld not materlaize. Upon the
contrary. contracts showed considerable
strength and advanced several points a.
the close The demand for spot cotton
was good though not as strong as on che
DAY previous when ten cents was the
ruling price Ten cents was paid for nne
cotton hcrc yesterday. though 90 cents
was the ruling price. And many farmers
were very well satisfied herewith. OF the
SO bales brought IN yesterday perhaps 30
were sold.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
PopuI,.t. MIA Not Nominate.

The Populis,s. after giving two weeks
notice OF meeting TO boz held at Butler
Saturday. FOR the purpose Of putting out
a candidate for representative and such
other county officers as they deemed nee
essary" decided. as most Of them voted
IN the primary held In Taylor county on
the 18th Of july that they would abide
the same. The Butler Herald. the local
paper. had also prominently advertised
that Judge Hines Of Atlanta would speak.
This gentleman did MOI come, nor was
he represented by my one No one seem
ed 70 b. advised OF the cause OF this dis
appointment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
GettInn prsperate.

Pensacola Press. The Jacksonyille
Metropolis Is getting desperate. Having
been forced 70 face incontrovertabie facts
a. every turn. by those who are endeavor-
ing 10 save the people Of Florida from
heavy taxation IL now charges an news
papers which are supporting Tallahassee
in the capital issue as Subsidized" No
better evidence Is needed that the cause
IL IS advocating a. growing weak.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Columbus Enquirer sun: Whether u
IS because they ore In actual need Of the
staple. or whether they believe that the
market Is going 10 continue 20 advance
u Is a fact that tho Columbus cotton mills
have started 10 buying the new years
crop Of cotton. The mills have been in
clined 20 hold OF and wait until the mar
ket has gone down. but instead Of drop
ping. the fieccy staple IS acting just ex-
actly a. o kite IN a real. brisk. lively lit
tie gRie-i just keeps on going up And
the cotton manufacturers. like everybody
else. don't know when Il is going 20 stop.
Whatever their idea. however. the local
mills have begun buying. The Eagle a
phenix went into the market yesterday.
buying one or two lots, and the other
mills were also In the market IL Is said
that they VIII all be in the market from
now on Whether or not e Is their idea
60 merely buy from hand TO mouth until
the market goes down. or whether they
think that cotton Is going considerably
higher. and they Wish 10 begin 10 lay IN
q stock before another squirt Is had-ah
these are matters of individual opinion
The Eagle & PheniN r. said 20 have
enough cotton TO run month longer on
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
COTTON FUTURES.
Phenomenal Advance of From 40 TO
80 Points Reported.

W. POINTS reported.
New York. Sept i0-The intensity Of ex-
oitement and activity Of speculation on
the Cotton Exchange to-day were without
parallel. Fluctuations far exceeded any
thing on record. the extreme being 100
points with relapsos frequent and violent.
The market opened irregular and excited
with prices g TO 81 points higher on an
irresistible rush OF buying IN which every
branch OF the trade took pars Sellers were
few and far between and without exccp-
ton parties having heavy profits within
reach. Many of these Immediately took
The bull side again and were stiil long M
the close tonight Following she call the
market seesawed at broath-taking rate
with the movement IN the main gradually
swinging toward higher prices As the
morning progressed speculation broldeued
until the market was beyond the control
OF even the bulls. Sensational sethacks
fell IN the nerve-trying bulges which kent
operators OF no matter what belief on the
jump 20 keep pace Tho English market
showed corresponding gyrations ana prl-
waite cables denoted complete chaos IN I,lv-
erpoo with the bulls. however. being car
ried along by the advance on the local
exchange September sold up 20 10 Sac as
against s5oc Saturday night The best
level OF the later months was 50 20 II
points above Saturdays final figures.
The foundation Of bull ideas and tho
chief cause OF the terrific bull speculation
was the news that The best section 81 the
crop country had been swept BY y tropicai
storm. the equal OF which was uoi known
Reports from Central Texas were varue
and totally unsatisfactory. which facs
tended TO increase the fears Of shorts and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

The cotton market closed firm az an adj
vance of a cent to-day. Transactions Of
fA bales were reported. Receipts were T. $50.
against 6.0i5 last year. The demand was
good Much attention was attracted 20
the phenomenal movement Of the cotton
futures market. which jumped beyond all
expectations az the opening. due 20
stronger Liverpool the storm damage In
Texas, and the bullish bureau report.
The following were the os!cial spot quo
tations at the close OF the market at
the Cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
RESULTS on THE DIAMOND.
Philadelphia Won Both the Games
PLAYED Win Chicago.

Philadelphia. Sept. ia tie and post
poned game were played OF by Philsdel-
phia aud Chicago to-day. the home team
winning both. Score; R.H.E.
First game
Chicago 30 o o o 5000 90 s 3
Philadelphia % % O0i x-siO /
Batteries-Menfee. Taylor and Chance:
Dunn and mcfarland.
Second gene
Chicago ..........2 0 5000 % 4 o
Philadelphia ....1 o o o 0 o SIS 2
Batteries-Garvin and Donohue: ORTIZ
Frazer and Douglass. Attendance 6S37
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
DRY cooDs

New York. Sept. i0.-Print cloths and
other gray goods in active demand and
higher prices likely. More inquiry after
heavy brown cottons and market distinct
~ iirmer. Coarse colored cottons also
stronger Bleached muslins unchanged.
Actual increase In business moderate.
Prints are showing up better In staples
and tone hrmer. No change IN ginghams.
White goods steady; fair business job
bers open the week with good sales.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
A TEXAS WONDER.


One small bottle OF Hairs Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak ana lame nacks.
rheumatism and an irrl gulariihs az me
kidneys and bladder in both men sna
women. res uiatcs bladder troubles 10 ehi,,
dren. IL nos sold hy your drugsis' WI
be cent my mail on receipt % 81. one
small bottle b. Two months treatment
and will cure any case above menuenea
Dr. +. W Hail. sole manufacture 7. -
Box e. 81. Louis $40 send TOT tesu-
nonials. Sold by sl druggists ana Solo-
mons Co. Savannah. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

The cignr factory OF Bias Trujillo a Co.
81 Tampa will soon be reopened. Since Mr..
TruIlso died BY his own hand a month
ago tho factory has been closed and its
future was rather uncertain. The bust
ness T. nos in che hands Of J. NJ. Amo OF
the hrm 81 Amo, Ortiz a Co. and he "
packing and shipping oil the cigars on
hand. Pancho Garcia. the wealthy leaf
dealer Of New York. has an interest IN
this factory he ~ al present iu Spain.
hut has been heard from. The business
viii be conilnnnl.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Gainesville sun: The improvements BE-
ing made by Mr Flagicr Of Mayport and
Pablo Beach will revoluuonlze the ap-
pearance and business interests OF that
part OF Florida. Undoubtedly Mr. Flag
her is the greatest developer In the state.
II Is said that he nov has employed In
Mayport and vicinity over 800 men.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
FINANCIAL.

MoNEY-The demand keeps fairly
with the supply. -
FOREIGN EXcHANGE-Afart
weak. Commercial demand E, "a
sixty days. N.s2h. ninety DAYS Il -
francs. Paris and Hsvre. sixty >
5.is5k. Swiss. sixty days, sea-. ~
sixty days. 9ic: ninety days. 9sa.c a.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ST.,
banks are buying az = discount ~ y,
ing as follows: SIS and under N. ~
MUM SIS 20 $50. i5c premium. 81 u -
zoe premium: 500 20 Seo0. &c premlurr.. ~ ~.
and over par. Checks must average -
20 get the par rate.
sECURITIEs-The market Is vsr, ,...
tive. scarcely anything doing. ouot,t,,..
are rather nominal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

New Smyrna Breeze; Mr. John Cray
craft shipped nifty colonies Of bees by ex-
press 10 Havana. Cuba. last Friday. II
they arrive there IN proper conditloa and
do al right. Mr. Craycran may make
other shipments IN the future
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
Foreign Exports.

Exports to foreign ports from Pensa-
cola las, week we're valued az siSs.yo and
were distributed a. follows: London and
Antwerp S5i.22o. Rotterdam. 5000, Ge-
uevs. s.. 80. Lubeck and Wismar. a. 10
Cefla. s.. 900. Rio Janclro 8sls0
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

New York. Sept. 10-The poor fielding
OF New York this afternoon enabled the
St Louis team to win almost as they
pleased Score; R.H.E
st. Louis 20 sol % O-i2 II 6
New York Il o O0i % 2-s13 :
Batteries-Young and Robinson: sey-
mour, Carrick and Grady. Attendance go
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

year ........ ................. T.f7s fna.
Charleston, s. C., Sept. i0-Turpes,,s.
Arm. 23ia
RoEin quiet. unchanged.
Wilmington. n G.. Sept i0-sB,,,,.
turpentine hrm, a3n24c; receipts a.
Rosin firm. N.i5aSi.e0: receipts "a
Crude turpentine steady. Sii0q9s "a. =.
ceipts 40. tar firm. $40. recelpte 4 -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Cd out last Tuesday and before Saturday
night bought 5000 boxes OF the finest
oranges IN Florida. including the famous
Oak Hin crops.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Brooklyn. Sspt. iO-Tommy Leach won
to-day's game Cor Pittsburg in the eighth
inning with a home run drive 20 deep left.
Score: R.HE.
Pittsburg 100 0 OIL o 3 O-s 10 S
Brooklyn 90 l o OO1 / O-5 II /
Batteries-Tannehill and zimme.. Kit
sen. McGinnity ana Farrell Attendance
2
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
Other Games.

A. New Haven-New Haven. s: Cincin-
natl. ..
At NATURALIZATION. .; Hartford, 4.
At Worcester 4: Syracuse
.
At Observation-Disclosures 5: Roches-
tor. 4
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Dr r W Hail. 81. Louis. NO; Dear
slr-flcase ship me three dozen Hair
q eat Discovery b. FIRST express. l have
sod over one gross II gives perfect sat
!sfaction and J recommend u 20 my
customers Yours truly.
"a C. GROVES.
Prop. Autobiography Drug Store.
Ocaia. Fla. Dec r.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

New York. Sept iO--Beautilul weather.
a perfect track and a first-claSs card were
the features OF the opening day OF the
Grand Circuit meeting at the Empire City
track. Summaries:
2:i2 trotting. purse. 81. 900. Bay Star won
three straight heats and race. Big Tim
ber second and Nell Gywnne. third. Time
a0S. zoe. g:09ia.
2.OS trotting. purse $500. Lord Derby
won three straight heats and race: Graf
tan Boy. second. and Lord Vincent third.
Time 207: 207. 2:os.
$50 pace, purse 81 zoo. The Private won
third NTH and sixth heats and race.
Rama second. winning second and fourth
heats. and Anne n. third. Barrister won
first heat. Time 2:liaa; 2.iiia; 2:iiis. 2l2As
2iiA. 2aia
Free-for-all TO wagons. Zembla won.
with Frankcr second. Time 2.i5.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

Liverpool. Sept. lo-The excitement in
the cotton market approaches fever heat
and shere is great anxiety regarding the
settlement Of Thursday.
New orleans. Sept. i0-Cotton futures
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

-versotile-"I admire your wife's style
cf writing. Her dis,icn Is perfect" Yes.
her diction is all right. 50 Is her contra
diction. That's wonderful. Ba-
E0r.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

New York. sept. lu.-Money on eARl
steady at lhdih per cent last loan At
iik per cent. Prime mercantile paper. ta5it
per cent. Sterling exchange weak with
actual business in bankers bills az 81 s6a
"A s6M for demand. and al 81 s5i.ai 9A
for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 s4af S. and
81 s7i404.Ssi5 Commercial bills. N2Af
S3i4 Silver certificates. 67i4N63izc. Bar
silver. 62isc. Mexican dollars. isisc.
Government bonds strong State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds irregular.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

The University OF Zurich was the FIRST
university al which the German tongue
Is used that admitted women not only as
s,udeufs. but as instructors. Frau
Kempin was n ''privat decent IN the
law faculty there for a number OF years
preceding her departure for Berlin. and
the growing infrmity OF her mind.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
FLUCTUATIONS IN FUTURES.

New York. Sept. i0-cotton futures
opened Irregular and closed irresular ard
excited Prices a. follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

II Is on this class
Of diseases that suf
fefers experiment,
and not only the
sufferers them.
selves but doctors
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
FLORIDA.

The volusia County Democratic Exc
cutive Committee. OF q meeting a. Doy-
sona wednesday selected Thomas
sparknsn as the Democratic candidate Tor
representative. Vice ~. S. Lee. resigned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11

uouHht MnHy OrnnHeN.
Palmetto News: Mclean & Sims start
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-11
Chronic Diseases

vel All FORTS o. drugs and patent medicines and family rene
dc arc tried medical Institutes" ard panes esoed
10 but tho condition rather than
!, az tho disease e together with an rs
rcatons studied before any system
prescribed IL Individual personal treatment which
needed every Of Manly vgo
Blood Poisoning any form Of Genital
Urinary Complaint IL such treatment that Dr. Hathaway gives
his patients. and such treatment only.
method has proved the uniformity and
nvaraby for the past years record which has
placed advance Of ali other specialists tho
ncnt Of Chronic Diseases.
Can at him consultation advice
copy Of bis epage hook "ManneSs Vgor Health"
blank
n. o. Once ho9rs-s 70 y m. 70 and
The daily sentinel., 1900-08-20
Notice to the Public.

The tailor hrm OF M. Born & Co., Of
Chicago, send their expert cutter and
will take measures on Wednesday, Aug
ust 22ud. Those who have had their
garments made by NJ. Born & Co., will
hail with delight their chance to select
from 200 pieces Of goods, suit, an
overcoat or pants.
Those however that never wore Born 9
garments we simply say, "If no fit, don't
take them Prices lowest. Come
early and get dressed up as you never
were before.
NJ. Strouse,
Agency out Of TOO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
HAIL M'KINLEY, KING OF PUERTO RICO.
HIS "PLAIN DUTY'' is PLENARY POWER.


These arc the prerosaes the
signc The Puert Ricon
Mckinley appoints
CMcKine the execu tive council
HE icKinley) higher
whose Unit States
CicKinley) the
select
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Of apponee. the
HE Mckinley
executive
the controlling
OF he
the legislature lifted states
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commissioner n year
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maj al at n
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m to III states ats n
of the Iegisi who
to do Puerto
that III TRIED to do to the American colonies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23

and acreage will be increased each year,
instead OF decreased as since last year.
Under the rulings of the State railway
commission. made in circular dated
January II, 1890, republshei IN report of
the commission for 1895 railways are
authorized under the law to give free
passes or excursion tickets to any one
without consulting the commission. Ger
tainy under the law the railways can just
as legally pass truck growers with their
products as stockmen with their ship
ments Of cattle and horses.
The committee hopes that the freight
agents of the different roads thai are
interested in truck growing in South
Texas will confer with their general man
ayers and with each other, and when
they meet with the South Texas Truck
Growers association at Beeville on May
1 and 2, next. will come prepared to
grant the privilege asked under such re-
strictlons as will protect the railways
from imposition and iunketing and will
be beneficial, alike 20 them and the truck
growers. w r, Hayes,
For onlmittee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
SOME posrsoalprs.


Russian law allows man to marry only
four times, and he must marry before 50 or
not at ALL
Spain has more sunshine than any country
IN Europe. The yearly average lie 5000 hours;
in England 1t is 400,
A mummy discovered two years ago In
Egypt has now been identified in France as
that of the Pharaoh of the Exodus.
a German aavant says dying Is a perfectly
easy and painless process Consciousness
he says ceases In nearly every instance be-
fore the heart stops beating
Electric dog carts are being built in Eng
land which carry four passengers aud run
nifty miles with one charge. It has four
spoeds--three. six and twelve miles an hour
An electric railway to be 400 miles long
and to cost $4,000 900, is to bo constructed.
with the appreciation OF tho government to
the extent of s6,0 900 connecting the states
of Tobasco. Yucatan Chiapas and campeche.
Mexico
1t is a custom in Hungary for the groom
TO give the bride q kick after the marriage
cerorony to make her realize her subsection.
wlilo in Cratic the bridegroom boxes the
brides ears.
Il requires an average of moro than twenty
mlllon nlhs per nav 10 sustain the laIling
skirts, replace the missing suspender but
tons and meet the other needs Of the Ameri-
can people.
II is not unusual nowadays for wives OF
diplomats TO faint at official dinners in WASH
lngton. Nervous prostratlon. tho result OF
social obllgations at tho capital" is given
as the reason.
1t will cost the government nearly $4,000 to
purchase the paper with which to manufac-
ture the extra money provided for by the
currency law In the way OF additional Ma
tlonal bank circulation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
TURKEY is OBSTINATE.

The prospect OF war with Turkey is not
at all gratifying to Americans
We have had about all tho war exper-
fence recently that we want.
That experience has not been very cred
table, some people believe. and all know
that its results have not been In har-
mony with initially declared purposes
II we engaged in war with Turkey to
force the payment of n beggarly indemnity
or. rather. let us say, to sustain National
dignity. we might forget primary pur-
pose and even casus belli In subsequent
schemes OF empire, as We did in the Span
sh-Amerlcan argument.
or course the sublime porte ought to
be made to keep his plighted faith and
to pay his acknowledged debts 1t is
certain that he will never do this of his
own accord 1t Is not the sultans way TO
do anything which he is not compelled to
do unless it suits his serene highness to
do 80.
Il is true that the sultan suggested that
100000 should be paid for the destruction
Of the American missionary college build
irgs and that he graclously held forth
the idea that but for the limited power OF
the Ottoman exchequer he would have con-
sented to the payment of larger sum
But now that ne "hums and haws" to
the delay OF the payment OF the claim, it
may be In order for the United States to
give the Turkish representative at Wash
ington his walking papers.
Unless the American government shall
be Arm in this matter II Is quite obvious
that security to Americans and American
property in the porte's dominions will
cease to exist. The smallness OF thu
claim Is not the thing to be considered.
but the principle involved Ia.
Arbitration Is out Of the question. for
the Justice OF the demand has been con-
coded and the amount Of indemnity agreed
upon It is simply question OF pay OF
DO pay with Turkey and Of forcing OIL
abandoning collection on the part Of the
United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23
HOUSTON. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1900.
SOUNDING THE DANGER ALARM.

The St. Louis Dispatch says
The closing of twelve steel and wire mills
controlled by the steel trust Is accounted for
by oyerproduction.
This IL the official explanation.
But. perhaps. the economies have some
thing to do with II. The trust has mo-
nopoly and If the market can be supplied
without the twelve mills they must be closed
This means the enforced idlenoss of 1000
men. boys and girls Their suffering meas
ures the value to the trust OF the economies
introduced by the trust idea.
This may be good thing for the trust
'magnates." but ii Is difficult to see wherein
the public is benefited. It is easy TO correct
the overproduetion OF steel but what about
the oyerproduetlon Of tramps?
Then comes the Chicago Times Herald,
leading republican newspaper, exclaim
ing in similar tenor as follows:
That a stock gambler in wall street who
is head OF a great steel and wire combine Is
able to close the doors Of twelve steel mills
against quo employees merely TO serve sppCu-
lative interests. at q trio OF unprecedented
demand for steel products may well excite
tho CONSERVATION and indignation of the
entire country.
The reason assigned by John w. Gates.
Chairman Of the board OF directors of the
American steel and Wire company for clos
ing twelve mills controlled by that combine
is an aifront 10 popular intelligence. 1t is
believed by no one who is familiar with tho
career and business methods OF the pro-
noter of this great combine. IL Us fatty
contradictcd by the officials OF other steel
companies and Is discredited by general trade
conditions In the iron and steel industry al
this time
That the suspension Of building operations
in Chicago could afford sufficient excus'
for closing these mills Ia a monumental alb
surdlty. Chicago consumes but small per
centage OF the nail output OF this country
Building operations are being pushed Will
extraordinary vlgor In thousands Of othe
cities and towns in the union, while the for
eign demand Is unusually heavy.
Addressing itself to this accomplish
ment OF the American Steel and Wire
company the New York Tribune, another
republican newspaper, has this to say
Manipulation OF stocks by unscrupulou
SPECTATORS has not yet nut any one In jail
but the time may come when the honest ele
ment In Wall street will be able to con
graduate itself upon the arrest indictmen
ana conviction of stock market thlmble rig
gers
The intelligence and conscience anC
honor OF the country is in open revolt
against an economic system that makes
the combine the ruling power in our In
dustrlal life and everything else its slave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-23

fairs conducted themselves with little
party wisdom. They did indeed resist
with justice and with credit to themselves
the repeal of the judiciary law passed by
the federals in their very last days Of
power creating twenty-three new Judge
ships; but they also opposed the purchase
of Louisiana. and other popular measures.
In 1904 Jefferson's reelection was a
foregone conclusion, the federal candidates
receiving hut few electoral votes. Four
years later under the dissatisfaction due
TO the embargo act and the Injury which
II worked to business, a small additional
number of votes were counted for the fed.
eral candidates. but the party ives mot
really strengthened. The republicans
meantime, through the irresistible force
OF events saw that their prediction for
strong State governments along with a
weak National government, n carried to
its logical conclusion, would doom the in