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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
Variations IN LittIcne.s.

Some Louisville fathers Of families were
discussing recently the various occasions
GA which they nod been made 70 feel
small. says the Louisville Times Eacn
bod his special tale Of Voc. one felt
small when his mothcrln-law had eat
down on him IN the presence Of visitors
and his wife. Another when, after preach
ing economy 70 his better half. a bill
had come in for wines and clgans which
he had told her were presents. Another
when he mad brought home a game bag
fun OF birds and then found the mcasley
merchant from whom he bought them had
sent in "a bill Tor the same. ana his wife
had reCkoned the bin called for twenty
four birds. when he had only brought
home twenty. Every one had a tale of
woe and each declared no one could have
felt more Insignificant than himself on
these occasions. but the boss man took
the banner. Boys" said he. III you
want 20 feel like 30 cents just you go
with your wife 20 miliiner's store
when she rs going 10 buy a nat. You sat
In chair like "a piece OF putty. aud you
cant say your soul Is your own
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

why IL 30 that nothing g. ever heard
Of the other presidential candidate
Barker. wooiley ana Dchs In none Of tho
estimates IS either OF them mentioned and
the speeches OF 40 one OF them are re-
ported They nigh, Just as well De- Il
home and abod as In the presidential race.
for an that the country hears OF them.
II has not been so very long since Mr..
Barker talked about getting millions OF
votes. and the efforts which Mr. Woolloy
made 10 get the Prohibition nomination
Justified the conclusion that he really
thought presidential lightning might strike
him
Mr. Barker must have found out that
the Aliddlc-of-thc-Road Populists are not
going 60 vote for MIN in any considcra-
Die numbers or else be would nc making
great deal more noise. And why should
they vote Cor him. He hasn't q ghost OF
chance for getting an electoral vote.
vote for him would therefore be thrown
away. The Middle-uf- the Readers are
not saying much. but doubtless they are
doing "A great deal Of thinking Their
differences with tho Regular Popunsts
are comparatively insignificant 0nd the
chances are chat the great majority 81
thom viii cas-, their ballots for the Dom
ocratlc nominee They would act wisely
by doing so.
Mr Dcbs. O. D. safe to say. never expect
al 90 got moro than q handful OF votes
The men who viii vote Tor him look upon
the other candidates as the enemies of
society. They wouldn't vote for any one
Of them under any consideration. They
are more concerned in smashing things
ttln la the Philippines or the i6 70 / idea
The figure they VIII cut in the election.
however. will not attract much attention
ln fact in some of the states owing TO
features Of the election law they viii
not BE- able TO cut any figure whatever.
The country B. not concerned about the
other candidates. II o. fully occupied with
Mr. Bryan aud Mr. Mckinley.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
NDEX 10 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

McetnEs-Aclont Landmark Lodge 40
81. =. a s. ~; savannah L3ds, No. 1885,
j. T. O. Elks
Special Notigos-Pllut Of the Forest
CRY Varnish Company for Sllo. ship No
tce. s,rachau q Co. contignecs. Pro-
posnls wanted Georgc VI Gadsden. difcc-
tor. ship Notice. J T. Mini a. Co. con
sienses. Special Notice Mark Apples RE
pository Books Adjusted. Joseph A. Rob
oris Notice. G. H. schroder. ship Notice.
patsrson-Dowulne Company ship Notice.
Barnard q Co. agents
business Notice. sweet Maiden Toilet
soap. Henry Solomon a Son. Sterling
silver. Hunter q vanKeuron. Ia Cabi-
&c, and sldcboard. The S. W Branch
Company
silver servio,s-samucl Kirk q Son CO..
Baltimore
Chcroous-Old virginia Cheroots.
whiskey- Dunya Pure Malt Whisky.
yellow Label Whiskey
Mo1lcal-Muuyou' Liver cure. Peruna
Pyramid puo Cures Hoods saraaparilla;
Lydia plnkham'e Vegetable pills TUFTS
rHs. Wofld's D.spansay Preparations;
Horsfords Acid Phosphate. Castoria. s
s 81 Mother Friend.
Cheap Column Advcrtlsomonte-fi Help
wanted. Employment Wanted. For ut.
For Sale. Lost, PERSONAL Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
rLEcrIoN orEssEs.

I n g. fact of course that the betting
on the result Of the election Is in favor OF
Mr Mckinley and the estimates OF the
/ number ~ electoral votes each candidate
/ viii receive arc ul.o 30 his favor, bur those
who are Offering large odds on Mr. Nc
Klnloy and those who are making esti-
mates that are favorable 20 him are not
better Informed at 20 the political condi-
lions ia the various states that are the
Democratic leaders
Yesterday We published q forecast made
hy Mr Stevenson. enc Democratic caudl-
date for Vice President. la which he gave
SIR Mckinley %, electoral votes. ana ar
Bryan $50. putting down i2o as doubtful
IN its sunday edition enc Acw York Her
alb regards d as probable that Mr. Nc
Klnicy wm gct es1 electoral votes. and
Mr Bryan iG OF course ia this calcu-
latlou Mr. Mckinley is given every one
OF the states which have an al0nE been
considered doubtful Even Indiana Mary
land and West virginia are given 20 him.
From some OF thc bost sources Of infor-
nation comes the statement that Mary
land D. almost certain Co east her cleo
ioral vote for Mr. Bryan and the chances
81 Indiana doing tie same thing are cx-
ccncnt
Leading momhers Of tho Democratic
National Committee gave out On saturday
this estimate. Bryan 2i9 Mckinley lss
A. the Republican headquarters the FOL
lowing was given out On SATURDAY Nc
Mckinley z7s BRYAN le9 u Is evident that
not much reliance can bc placed on any
Of these estimates because they are mads
for the purpose Of influencing the result
81 the election. The Republicans claim
about 40 of tho doubtful states. ana SO do
the Democrats. IN their estimates.
ono thing that seems 60 be- certain a.
this time is that Mr. Mckinley viii not get
as large maioritics IN the states which
hc VIII carry as hc got Ia 1896 The mos,
enthusiastic McKinleyitcs admit that 90
about al of the principal Republican
states the Republican majority viii IAN
much below that Of four years ago As
eumine that this D. the case. does It not
seem reasonable 20 suppose that there
VIII "' H'Hiii"f minus OH TT ih' ~
publican vote IN the states which gave
Nj Mckinley very small maiorlues IN
1882 Ia that year Mr. Mckinley got only
1900 plurality ia Indiana. ana his plu-
ranty was small in some OF the otho-
states which are now claimed by the Re
pubiicans
There Is going TO be a big silent vote
this year-that f. there are many thou
sands % voters in each ono Of the states
who have not set announced the ticket
which they will vote This silent vote may
give the Republicans a surprise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
rmD WAY OPEN ron SETTLEMENT.

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uy a. ~. nm ao.., ,,o,i., d. 90 ~.
n,in,,ip.t ana nom. - ,.bt,o.. territory
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,bopgbt 49,, German, ,,,,,lt demand n
tig .ll.. 90 fa-ri,o.,, d.. t,,.,,rI,,. ana
% v,s ,,,se,.a ina, .,., demand
womb IL, ,p gln,o., t,,,,r,,o,,rt,tia dir.
nauity 90 an UNDERSTANDING rctxeen China
ana thc Powers.
Il IA matter Of speculation as to how
Lorl Salisbury succeeded iu getting the
German Emperor 20 accept Great Bu-
talu's Chinese policy Il was tho un-
dcrstauding that Russia was willing that
Germany should demand Chinere territory
ls Indemnity because such demand
would be- offensive TO Great Britain sur
prise ls expressed therefore that Ger
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

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

~ WIZ w - AAbN ~ y NV y uN w
The question as 10 whether the const.-
tuition follows the nag came up ln now
shape last week in New YORK during tho
registration Some Porto Ricans who re-
eide ln that city offered 20 register. hut
the registration officers refused 90 put
their names on the voting list on tne
ground that their political and civic stat
us had not set been established.
They and their friends commended that
as Porto Rico hal been coded 20 the
United States and the American nag
raised over the island all Porto Ricana
who had not elected to become citizens
OF some other country were citizens Of
che Uuitsd States. because the constitu-
ton follows the nag
1t seems that in the treaty by which
Porto Rico was coded to this country Il
g. stated that the civil and political sta
tus Of the natives 81 the island shall Dee
determined by Congress As Is well known
Congress has done nothing about this i'm
portant matter yet Tho question as to
whether the natives Of Porto Rico are
citizens OF the United States IS therefore
an unsettled one.
H. as is contcudcd che constitution fol-
lows the aag the people Of Porto Rico
are citizens 81 this country. even though
the treaty says mat tho citizenship qucs-
tion shall be settled by Congress The
Supreme Court Of the United States has
before 10 now this very question and 81
is expected that a decision upon 81 viii
bo rendered within few weeks. Nothing.
however. can bee done 20 assist the Porto
Rloans 90 New York city. who want 60
vote az tho approaching election. They
win have 10 wat, four years before hav-
Ing q chance 20 vote al presidential
election. ana q is not certain that they
win ever have the right to vote Tor a
candidate Tor President OF the United
States
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

According 20 sir Robert Ginen. the not
I'd statistician OF London there are now
only four great world Powers-the United
States. Great Britain. Russn ana Ger
many-with France a doubtful afth The
United States he considers az the head
OF the HIST or the greatest of an tho
Powers. so far as population ana resource.
are concerned The Uuitcd states. he
points out. have a greater European pop.
ulntion than any European state while
their material resources are practically
Incaiculable. In another century. he pre-
diets. the yellow peril" VIII disappear.
as the yellow races viii be vastly out
numbered by the European. whlcs : hun
drcd years hence should number nearly
two thousand millions.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

The maiden asked: Can you make me
beautifulg'
For g" said the witch, Il can make
you so beautiful that al the men will
turn to stare al you az you pass
The maiden smiled disdainfuily. says
New York Life. Her experience had
taught her this was not such an easy
matter.
For s. Is. former price g." said the
witch. II can make YOU 50 beautiful that
the PHOTOGRAPHER will copyright your pic
lures"
stid the maiden. unsatisnod. shook her
head
For sii and only one al the price %
said the witch. Il can make you - beam
uful thar you win not have woman
friend io an the world
'Ah" cried the maiden rlpturously,
that will be beauty. indeed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

some Brooklyn politicians. who have
lately boon coquctting with the negro
vote have had the tables turned upon
them neatly hy "a smart brother ~
black" This brother" or the name Of
Moore. shrewily managed 20 have him
self nominated for representative Ia the
Legislature meanwhile concealng the
truth with respect 10 hi"race spenblnd.
ers who were whooping it up for Moore
had no idea that DE was negro. lie IS
a Republican. OF course ana the white
Republicans have now got 20 stand by
him or bolt thc party. u Is not believed
that Moore will be- elected The New
Workers are fond or eoddling the negro.
but they have not yet reached the point
OF giving him office or sending him 10 the
capital 10 help 10 make laws,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
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CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Capt. Berg,
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CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Dagrett
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

senator Hanna Sc working the personal
pronoun "i' pretty heavily OF late II
have done more than any other man Ia
the United States to settle the strike
in favor Of tho miners" he said a day or
two oeo. and again Ca sunday II have
taken South Dakota ont OF the doubtful
column" Evidently senator Hanna re-
CARDS himself cas- the Big /" OF the Re
nuhlIcan partv.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

4 strike in the coal regions Of Pennsyl-
vaua which attracted no attention. but
which Involved a principle ana was sue
cessfui. wac that OF the female hotel
hcip ~ Hazie,on Tho proprictors ~
sued 900 order that thc girls should not
receive and entertain their mole friends
.n tine kitchen. The girls stood % for one
evening. and ,nen notified their employ
crs shat b. they could not have their
beaus in the kitchen, they would go on
etrlkc. one hour was given the employ
crs 10 rly whether they woull pat 10
with the kitchen visits or attempt 90 get
alone without girlt In fory-dye minutes
tine girls were Informed th1t their de-
mand had been acceled TO. and that
NIGHT there was great revolry .n the kltch-
ems
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

That once brilliant genius. Oscar wilde.
O. said TO be now one OF the most pltiablo
objects IN the world. Tie IL living IN Paris.
Lately he has been kept from starvation
only by the charity Of former admirers.
A few days ago he was taken 20 hos
pital from which. in an probability he
viii not emerge alive
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

This has certainly been Texas unlucky
year. No less than three destructive
storms have visited that state within the
past three months. DOING damag, amount
ing 10 millions OF dollars Il IS sincerely
hoped that the storm Of sunday, near
Lodi will not prove 20 have been OF se-
rious proportions.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Memphis Conlmcrcial-Appeal Gem)
SAYS: Down with the Supreme Court.
Is . cry that has been attributed 20 Bry-
an II IS a purely gratultous Islander as
wei as an anront to the intelligence OF
the people Nj. Bryan has never uttered
such "a cry or anything ike a. In the
FIRST place q Is cry for on impossihiity.
Mr Bryan could no more pull down the
Supreme Court than ne could pull down
the pillars Of the national capifo'. To
charge him with even q wish 60 do such
thing Is cowarily and unwarranted
Islander But these desperate tactics on
the part Of the Republicans need not
alarm the Demo- ratio party. They merely
indicate the alarm existing On the Repnb-
uean camp uni show 60 what straits the
enemy have been reduced. They will react
against the party at Islander and misrep-
ressntatou and VIII harm Mckinley far
more than they wiz Bryan"
The Cincinnati Enquirer DemD says.
The Republican nominee for vice presi-
dent occasionally refers to COL Bryan as
hts opponent This IS NORWOOD for SEN
ator Hanna and Pres dent Mckinley.
Teddy means what he says lie expects
70 bo President in the event 81 the sue
cesf OF the Republican ticket. Senator
fHft. whose Hultct creature ikoo1fNelt la.
whipped Hanna and tho President 10
atandstm at the Philadelphia convention.
Tie showed his superior capacity as
boss and be VIII see 90 u that II the
Philadelphia ticket goes through he and
Teddy rule thc roost II VIII not be the
nrst time Mr. Mckinley has acted the
part OF a ngurchoad"
Tho New orleans Picayuue dDem) says:
IN has been stated that not more than
10 rcr cent Of the negro men IN this city
work with regularity. This g. probably
too low an estimate Of the industrious ne
eroos but 30 is certain that there are
too many oilers % run the risk OF increas-
ing the number by inviting the pres
encc OF more from the country The place
for the great body % negro labor Is on
the farms and plantations. and " al the
habitual iilefa here can be weedcd out
and sent 10 the country IL would De a
great matter for 10th country and city"
The Springfield tMassl Republican
dnd) has this: Philippine trade items
Imports BY the transport Logan. which
has just cleared from Manila for san
Francisco. gIs sick soldiers ana 10 insane.
10y the transport sherman. which arrived
az san Francisco yesterday. 467 sick sol
dicrs, y insane, ond - IN cofiias.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

The indications for Georgia to-day are
for occasional rains. with fresh south
easicriy winds. and Tor Eastern Florida
occasional rains ca enc east coast with
fresh aouihc8st,riv winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

who bears toe burden OF the military
establishment Ex-Gov Boutwell, Of Mas
sachusoits. in an address 90 the laborng
classes just made public. points out that
it IS the communicable working people
who must eventually pay the taxes. ana
that on the present busis the military ex-
penses are not less than sl2 annually ior
every family Of five persons Ia the TINT
ted States. Therefore. be says "the
Philippine war coucvrns. and 81 chiefly
concerns, the lobonng ana producing
cia-scs Of the country"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

game IS it?" said the guest al the restau-
rant 10 the waiter who had brough, him
English sparrows Tor reed birds.-chicago
Tribune.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

Out West an excellent idea. which might
well Doe considered Ia Georgia and else
where, has been put into practice. In
many towns rest rooms have been pro-
vided for farmers wives. They are 10
Gated iu the business center. have all
convCn!ences. and nre made cosy and
comfortable with easy chairs lounges.
books ana magazines. In some OF them
coffee tea and other light refreshments
are served at nominal prices. The rooms
are sustained by the women's clubs and
the merchants OF the towns ia which they
are situated. The idea. Of course. Is 10
draw trade
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

\ Gre tourist hotel. such as it is pro-
posed 20 build % Charleston. would Dc
an excellent thing for that charming Cd
city. and no more picturesque and de-
lightful site could be selected than the
northern end Of the East Tor High Bat
terry. From the piazzaH OF hotel 80 sit
ulte'l "a Wow OF the harbor and iis many
historical points Of interest could bo had.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

Tho gosaipf have it that tho young Duke
Heinrich q Meckleuburg-schw the
hetrothed 90 Queen Wllhelmiua on Hoi-
land. % not an ardent lover. FOR the co-
gent reason that be- had given his hear, 20
German princes before be- met the
Queen Where Others had been obsequious
in their attentions 10 the royal beauty.
Heinrich was only coldly respectful This
dfhdence ne'tled wnholmina. who deter
mined 20 make Heinrich love her ana
ended by loving him. Since 90 bctrothals
Of royalty the initiative must be taken by
the party Of higher rank. wilhdmina had
70 propose 70 the Duke who, because Of
..ssemiiy Influences and political reasons. ae-
H<<Stcd
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

80 81 probable that George Could will
be- tho next defender OF the Amoricu' g.
cup. aguinsi Sir Thomas Upton. Il is
rumored IN New York that Mr. Could
Is wilkins 20 bear tho expense Of build
ing ana sailing a craft 20 defend tho
famous trophy. u seems 20 bc conceded
that The Horreshons will be the designer
ana constructors ot the new yacht. wheta-
a. tho owner g. Sir. Gould or another.
Should Ar Could defend the cup. "a
would probably open 70 him the last door
20 the inner circle Of New York society.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-23

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