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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
THE TRADE WORLD.
BUSINESS - RECOVERING BOTH
ACTIVITY AND TONE.

Manufactured Goods Are Going IN
There IL no Change an the Iron
and steel Market-Much Interest
IL Conferred Now In the Movements
of Cottoa-some Feature. OF the
Market.
New York. Nov. ar. G. Dun a cos
weekly review Of trade will say to-mor-
row;
With reasonable promp,ness business IL
recovering both activity and tone. and.
fortunately. without the sharp riso In gen
erai prices which was seen in the spring.
and which was followed BY a sudden and
serious transition 70 more natural
range. Manufactured goods are rising in
response to a better demand from dis
'ribuung sources. helped at the end OF
the week by the moro reasonable wealth
or. Business Is not yet what Il was ON
the top Of the wave Of Industrial proa-
perity. but the working force Is fast In
creasing. The ordinary measures Of
business refiecs increasing operations az
all points but the textile markets are
at the point OF least response to the I'm
proved undertone OF trade
Recital Of conditions in the iron and
steel market has become monotonous
repetition Each week there is the same
record Of activity 50 generally Distributed
that everything from the raw material
20 tho finished product enjoys a share.
There Is also the same freedom from spec
ulRtivo accumulation IN anticipation 81
fancy prices that has been for weeks the
most encouraging feature.
In the Cotton Market.
Undaunlsd BY recent reverses. spectils-
tors In cotton advanced the price about
50 30 bale w ten days. Receipts have
been OF moderate volume. but the size
% the current crop cannot h. approxi-
mated BY my orsfsn nary system OF aver
res this year. owing 70 the ample funds
In the hands OF planters enabling them
20 hold back much 81 their crop Esti-
mateu have fallen below 100000 bales.
because OF the SOW movement. and this
fact together with last months record
breaking value of exports. forms the ha-
sic Of present prices October shipments
are unlikely 20 be equailsd again. while
sales OF next September's options az
cents DO not take into account plans foe
a large Increase IN acreage NEXT year.
Consumption decreases on account % he
high prices. Northern. spinners having
taken 1000 bales less than last year to
date. while british exporig OF cotton
cloths IN October were y per cent. lcas
than in 1879 and OF cotton goods. % per
cent. smaller
Failures for the week were ga in the
United States against isf last year, and
y In Cansda. against 2 last year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
WHAT NEW YORK NOW NEEDS.
BISHOP POTTER SUGGESTS VIGIL
LANCE COMMITTEE.

Would Like TO see one Composed OF
$4,000 Rcformers with a Central
Committee of Five Meu-Thtnks
such Committee would Come
Near Cleansing New York-Nhat
Was Done Yesterday Toward sup
pressing vice.
New York. Nov. :9.-Blshop Henry c.
Potter to-day delivered an address on
God and the city" before an audience
Of $50 IN St Paurs ChlPc.. in which
he suggested the organization OF visi.
lance committee OF 22o0) reformers, q
cleanse the city OF vice. He favored a
central committee OF three or i've men.
under whose orders the huge committee
should act. The Bishop said. IN part.
III In New York tomorrow there cou'd
he organized vigilance committee SUCH
as was In san Francisco. or aSoco mon
sworn TO service for three years and
pledged by night and by day. when their
business and their opportunities gave
them the freedom for IL. 10 see Cor them
selves whether our souls had been smit-
ten with the sorrow Of that lttle victim
OF 5 years who was picked up In nc
street the other Gay 10 broad daylight
and ravished by some brute who had lived
here would such things be possible IN a
recent God-fearing community
No. men and brethren. not II you and
had our eyes open and kept them open
and stood where God calls US 20 stand
to-day, And then. finally. we must have
not only Vigilance. but persistence
we shall not redeem New York. men
and brethren. BY emotions. We shall not
redeem % by denuncinton; we shall not
redeem il by pcssimistic temper that
wraps lie garment around b and turns It's
hack upon a. There are burning with zeal
and enthusiasm and a high purpose OF
sacrihce IN this great city to-day great
mutitudes Of men and women. they are
Of different reliEions-they must forget
that. they are OF different naiionalitles-
they must forget that. they are OF
different political association; most Of al
they must forget that, ana ~. havina
reached that point We could IND three
or ave men whom all OF us trusted and
believed IN there are hundreds OF them)
and say 20 these three or ave men: Now.
then tell Us what YOU want Us 90 do.
where you want me 10 stand what rela-
ton YOU want our party. our church. our
organization to bear 10 the betterment Of
New York. We Will trust your judgment
We Will follow your lead and the work
Is done. and next 10 that in this service
OF the enlightened soul we want vigil
ancc."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TIRE TAMMANY COMMITTEE.
Asked bishop Potter 20 Cooperate
with Them.

Win Them.
New York. Nov. 22.-The committee Of
five appointed by Tammany Hail for the
purpose OF securing evidence preparatory
to taking step toward the suppression
OF vice in this city held its third meeting
to-day.
At the last meeting Mr.. Nixon announc-
ed that he had written 60 Bishop Potter
asking him 10 act with the committee and
TO furnish them with any Information
which he had IN his possession which
would aid them in their work. To-day he
gave out che following reply:
My Dear Sir; beg TO acknowledge
your letter 18th lnstnnt which I will bring
u the notice OF those who are directly
concerned in taking action In the matter
q which Il refers Sincerely yours
III c. Potter"
A committee OF two consisting OF
Megsr Platshek and Nixon was appoint
81 20 wait on the chief OF police and ask
for the cooperation OF the police depart
ment The committee adjourned until
next Monday
After the meeting Platshek and Nixon
called on Chief Devery and had long
conference with him.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
BOWDEN'S SIDE OF IT.
tcontlnuod from First PaseJ

jury charged with the murder OF Row
den. The report was that detectives
claimed 20 have worked up a clear case
against Waller Tor murder This story
was told whore Il was likely 20 reach
Waller. Officers believed that II would
give him severe fright. ns he would be
knew. OF how strong case they might
he able 20 make gainst him. n the tody
OF Sir. Bowden was not produced. The
officers think this story reached Waller.
and that Il worked ali right A few days
later. they say. they heard again from
Richmond that their man was there all
right They were not surprised TO learn
ahat BOwden was on his way home
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

the imprisonment well. and ! fattened on
IL. though ! do no; care % 70 through
the experience Again. After our rescue
We were taken aboard the Bennington
and part OF the boys we're sent to san
Cruz. while the balance OF us were
brought 10 Manila guess We will stay
here until We start home. As prisoner
I found out how much boiled rice a man
can eat when given nothing else. ate
more Of u AZ each meal than an Ameh-
can housewife would cook for whole
family
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Urged on President Importance of
Preserving Forests.

Chicago. Nov. 23.-To-day's session OF
the National Irrigation Congress was de-
voted 20 papers and addresses pertaining
exclusively to the question OF practical
watering and reclamation OF arid lands
and arid plant life. a resolution that the
following telegram be sent President Nc
Kinley was adopted:
THE ninth annual session OF the Ma.
,ional Irrigation Congress. now In session
in Chicago. respectfully urge that in yom
message TO Congress YOU call attention
TO the national importance OF the pres
ervation OF our forests. and Of the extern
sion and conservative use OF the forest
reserves and, further that YOU emphn.
size the need Of national action TO store
the Hood waters that now 30 20 waste"
Thomas + walsh. Washington, u. c.,
was elected president. and "a B. Maxson.
Nevada. secretary OF the permanent or
ganlzation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
IDOL OF THE FRENCH.
CONTINUED from First pase)


Care to lie Taken in Paris.
Paris. Nov 23-The peareable hut en-
thusiastic manner IN which the people u
Marseilles greeted the ~rrlval ~ MIR Kru-
ger yesterday and the warm welcome ex-
tended to him Ia che cities he Dassod
through to-day. an occurring without any
auti-British demonstrations Of any consc-
qucnce. have made the authorities hero
feel confident that his reception here Co
morrow viii not result in any unpleasant
Incident
VI Lepine. the project Of police. said
to-day:
We have FUN confidence in the PEOPLE
Of Paris and couut upon them not 20 10
anything likely 20 cause diplomatic com
rHcations However the police have he
strlctest orders 10 permit only eric which
are complimentary 10 MI Kruger ana
tho Roers They viii not tolerate ans
cries uncompllmcntary 10 . ncighooriuE
and friendly country. Any persons Ut
tering such uncomphmentary cries VIII
be arrested
Mr.. Kruger will arrive az the Lyons
railroad station az 1884 a. m. where ne
viii lie met by committee representing
tho Boors. deputies. senators &C
Aftsr a short informal reception he VIII
he escorted hy way 81 the grand oouie-
varAs no MS hotel watch II situated GA
n prominent boulevard. His time 81 pass
ing through the thoroughfares viii De-
colpcident with toe lunch hour, aud many
81 the stores. etc will be closed for the
res, OF the afternoon. There Is certain
10 b. an immense concourse OF people
along the entire route.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
FUNERAL or CHARLES II. HolT.
Many People Viewed the Remains OF
the Playwright.

charlsrtown " H.. Nov. 28.-The run
oral OF Charles H. Hoyt the playwright
was held IN ST. Lakes Episcopal Church
this afternoon From . o'c.ock in the
norn,ng until the hour OF the services
the body lay IN state 10 the cnnrch' ana
a continuous line Of people passed in 20
view the remains The hoay Jay ~
ceAor casket. In plain black letters on
n broad silver plate was the Inscription
"charles Hale Hoyi, isso-igo."
The floral offerings were almost with
out number. coming from ali parts or
the country.
The services commenced at l;4' O'Clock.
the officiating clergyman being rev -
3 I.assiter. rector Of -. Lukee Church.
assisted bv Rev. Howard r illli 81 Con-
cord. \ large number Of people followed
the casket TO the mauso.cum IN the VII
lage cemetery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
n,rmIngham printers strike.

birmingham. Ala Nov. IA strike
was inaugurated by the typographical
union here this morning. Every job pr'nt-
ing Office IN Birmingham Is tied % OWNS
~ the refusal OF the firms 20 adopt a scale
~ wages recently proposed by the union.
-rhe nevspapers are not yea affected.
They have been given until Monday to
sign the scale.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
WAS A SERVANT no DAVIS.
An Aged Negro woman Found On
want In Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. z3.-The poverty stricken
condition Of Adelia Burton. who claims
to have been a confidential servant In the
family Of jefferson Davis during the Cigii
war. was brought 60 tho attention OF the
police hero to-day. and her wants attend, 4
10 The old woman, who was discovered
I'm a lonely howell on the South Side. de-
clares that when the President Of the
Confederate States fed "a escape capture
she was Entrusted with the private effec's
81 the fugitive She was born IN slavery
eighty -scven years ago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Two Alleged Meon.hIner..

waycroa. Ca. Nov. 23.--Deputy United
States Marshal John p. Caeon arrested
two moonshlners In Ciinch county. They
lived near bonneville. and their names
are Levi Herrin and Dave Deik. They
were given a hearing before United
stntes Commissioner John r. Myers and
were placed under bonds. Herrin $50 and
Delk 500. for their appearance before the
United States Court Ia Savannah. 49,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
PUT ON THE RETIRED LIST.
cant. Edward T. strong Given Rank
of ncnr AdmIrnI.

Washington. Nov 23.-capt. Edward T.
strong was placed on the retired hst OF
the navy with the rank OF rear admiral.
cant strong recently was In command
- the Monitor Monadnock on the Asia
a,tc station and his health broke down
ughile on chat duty. The vacancy la the
lis, OF captains will be filled by the pro
rpotiop OF Commander William W. Rel
singer OF the Pensacola navy yard.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
PANIC N 4 FOOL ROOM.

out Of FIFTY Occupants the Police
Arrested Only Two.
New York. Nov. EARNED with war
rants issued by .dagistrate Crane In the
Essex Market Court. Parkhurst Society
Agents Burr Thompson and IAtenberger
reinforced by the entire Essex Market
Court police squad. raided an alleged pool
room NJ 20 Grand street this afternoon.
Fifty men were In the place. There was
a panic and a terrible night among tho
inmates Of the place 10 get out. Men
were knocked down and trampled upon IN
the effort to escape.
Two arrests were made nnd several
telegraph Instruments were seized The
mon arrested gave names as George Ho-
kan ana Lawrence Brown. They were
held for examination tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Columbia s. c.. Nov. 23--Four weeks
ago little Eugene Beall. 10 years old. fell
while running across the floor with pair
OF scissors IN his hand. The point enter
81 his right cheek under the eye. lie
suffered intensely and four days ago lock.
Jazz developed lie died yesterday al the
home OF his father. + Il. Deall Ia Green
wood
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Queenstown Nov. 22.-Rlchard Croker
BOXED somewhat indisposed when the
'inard Line steamer Lucanin arrived
tere this afternoon. lie said that he was
t'i in the best OF health and intended 20
ok months
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
HARDwARE MEN ADJOURN.
Cleveland. o., Chosen NJ the Next
Place Of Meeting.


Place Of Meeting.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 2S-Tho National
Hardware Association closed IFS annual
meeting here today. The following ofl-
GERS were elected.
President. John Bindlcy Of Pittsburg.
reelected. first vice president r. W.
shapleigh OF ST. Louis second vice pres
ident. Bruce Hayden OF San francisco.
New member Of the Executive Com
mittee: j. y. Moore OF birmingham. Ala.
and Samuel A. Bgelow OF Boston.
Cleveland. o.. was chosen as the next
place OF meeting
The association adopted a resolution
calling upon Congress 20 change the pos
tai laws relative TO hrst-class matter 80
as 10 make more reasonable rates on
commercial matter that now IS rated as
nrst-class
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
roPuLIsTs CALLED TO MEET.
Convention In ~. Loui. 60 Discuss
Party's Prospects.

Houston. Tex. Nov. n.-National
Chairman J. A. Parker OF the National
Committee Of the Populist party has Is
sued a call Tor convention at 81. Louis
Saturday. Dec p. to consider the best
interests q the party and the most effect
I've means Of continuing the fight for
Popuiist principles; also 20 confer with
such representatives Of other reform par
ties as may desire 20 attend. looking 90
the organization OF all reformers against
the capitaiistic parties"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
An, nu,Idinr AZ Galveston.

New York. Nov. . .-The Board Of Uni
ted states Engineers. who for some days
uaat has been IN session az the army
building considering plans for rebuilding
The tinted states Army building destroy
"a near Galveston recently. adjourned
to-day. Its report wii be sent TO Wash
lngtOn tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
PnILIrpINE LEGIsLATION.
Commission Establishes civil Cow
erment In Benguet.

crment IN HHhlWF
Manila. Nov. q The Philippine Com
mission has enacted the first legislation
establishing provincial civil government
IN the Philippines. namely. an oct for the
government OF the province Of Benglet.
This was adopted to-day. with the act
passed yesterday for the establishment Of
township government IN the same Prov
ince. The governor VINO ls appothl'Ve'
y,,u receive a salary Of 81 500 Electors
IN the province OF Benguet viii be- re-
ouired 20 afirm that they have had six
month residence and are NJ least Is years
81 aye. They viii also be required 10 de-
care their allegiance 20 American author
ifv Ecclesiastics and soldiers are de-
barred from Office.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
r,cIted peha.e IN Cork.

Cork Nov. 8.-As protest against
the refusal % the Lord Mayor Of Cofk 10
entertain a motion to confer the freedom
Of the city upon Mr. Kruger ~. COZ
,,crstlon adjourned today. the adjourn
rpent resolution being adopted by large
majority after an excited debate.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TRIAL or THE STOCKTON.
Has Completed Her Repairs sooner
Than Expected.

Than Expected.
Washington. Nov 23-The torpedo boat
Stockton has completed her repairs coon
er than was expected. and will start on
her trial trip from the mouth Of the Sew
ern river. near Annapolis. az noon to-mor-
row
Baltimore, Nov. 23-The torpedo boat
Stockton. which was brought To a BATH
more ship yard on Tuesday % be- over
hauled prior TO her speed test. left this
evening for Annapolis Her speed tn1l
will be made tomorrow from on the
mouth OF Severn river TO Smiths Island
in the lower Chesapeake With 80 re O.
luton minute. her contract requires a
speed development OF twenty-six knots
per hour for two consecutive hours.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
TO SUCCEED nEv. nn. EVANS.
rev. MIR. sattcrice Called 60 CoIum.
bin. y. G..

bin. =. &.
Columbia, s. C.. Nov. 2s.-Rev Church.
IN satterlee. son Of Bishop sattcr,oe o.
Washington. who for tho past six years
has been rector Of Grace Church OF Nor
gant0wn. ". c.. has accepted the call q
Trinity Episcopal Church Columbia. %
nn the pulpit made vacant last spring.
when Rev. W. r. Evans accepted ca
TO Richmond
Mr. satterlee Il only 70 years old. but
Il regarded BY Bishop Chisholm OF North
Carolina as one of tho very ablest preach
ers In that state. After graduating "a
Columbia College and the General Sem
mary IN New York. he studied In Europe.
lie dld his first work AZ st. Peters. in
Albany. y. Y, and from there went 10
Morsanton. y. c. he has a reputation
~ an orator and a worker. Trinity Is
the second largest parish In the state
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
ANOTHER TiRM N LINE.
southern Cotton Spinners VIII Sc
cure no Reduction.

southern Cotton Spinner- VIII Sc
cure no Reduction.
philadelphia. Nov. BIN addition 10 the
list Of commission houses announced as
having declined to consider the selling
OF COTTON yarn on basis Of per cent
commission. as desired by the Southern
Cotton spinners' Association. Is the arm
OF CatIin q Co. The arm takes the same
position
There was no member Of the firm OF
Catlin 4 Co. in this city on Thursday'
hence their name was omitted from the
ust published The firm now authorizes
tho statement that u absolutely declines
10 consider the proposition Of reduced
commission and has 80 advised the South
ern Cotton spinners' Association.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER7

Sold under guarantee at following storess
Rowlinskfs. Jones' Masonic Temple
Knights. W p. Reid's. Marl0ws cleve-
lands. Donneliys. and W. A. Pigman~s.
Savannah. Ga.
LIPpMAN BROS. Savannah. Ca. and
". +. REID, Rsvannahs Qas pisyipgtorR
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Halifax. Nov. q -The British schooner
Alma. reported 20 have been sunk In cob
i'selon of Halifax with the steamer Nu-
midian. arrived here on Saturday last.
ana Is atIil IN port. II Is not known there
fore. what schooner was In collision with
the Numidlan
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
RAN INTO A SCHOONER.
steamer Namidtaa Had a serious
Collision az seq.

Portland. Ne, Nov. zs.-Pnssengers on
the steamer Numidian. which arrived here
to-day. report that she was In collision
with an unknown schooner Last wednes-
day morning. and after towing the schoon-
or until Thursday che latter broke away
and was not seen again. The schooner
was leaking badly and fear q felt that
she may have gone down. The schooner
carried q crew Of seven. and two 81 tho
Sumidians crew had been placed on
board TO assist in working the pumps
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

Abram 7. Elmer, OF Utica, & 10 years
old, and has taken no medicine except
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for twenty-five
years.
Il Is tho only whiskey taxed by the Gov
eminent as medicine. Thisis guarantee
All druggists and groccrs, or direct 81 % &
bottle. Refuse substitutes. Send for free
medical booklet.
DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY CO.. Rochester. M.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Message From hollands queen,

The Hague. Nov. 25.-Queen Wilheimlna
has sent message 90 Mr. Kruger Haylns
that she was happy 20 learn that ne nag
cornnieted his voyage and Is Ia good
health.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
COFFEE AND SUGAR FIGHT.
Reductions Are Made In Both of
These Products.

These PRODUCTS.
New York. Nov. 23-The Woolscn Spice
Company has made a reduction OF cent
per pound IN roasted coffee.
This was followed by a similar redne-
ton by the Arkuckes, who also made a
eut OF Is points in refined sugar. The
National Sugar Refining Company To-
tov,ed the Arbuckles' cut. The American
sugar Refining Company has net yet
acted. but Is expected TO make redlc-
ton OF Is points.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

t.o,aop Nov. 3.-The treasury hiss
,lven notice OF the issue OF 1.0ooooo per
seut. exchcquer bonds, repayaeie In lso0.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
The Fountain Of Youth

~ feel like q boy again I" exclaimed Geo.
W. Attridge, n man 81 years old after a
three weeks course Of puFFY'S PURE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24

MALT MhlShE1. And no
looked Il too. Tho rudy flush
Of health was in his cheeks. the
youthful fro and brightness
had returned % his eyes, and
In his walk there was all the
light : hearted buoyancy and
vigor Of his carly manhood. A
miraclcY No; that Is Just what
ID u FFY'S PURE MALT
WHlSKEY Is doing every day
for the feeble and ailing who
use Il as a tonic and stimulant.
II cures like magic.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-24
Bright's Disease Cured.

OXFORD HOTEL. OMAHA NEB. /.
htlc
wonderful
Safe gladly my
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