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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

70 must be- admitted chat NJ. Root. the
Secretary Of War IN his speech al can
ton the home OF Mr.. Mckinley. on wed
rcsday night made q bolder though not
more effective. defense OF the Eepubll-
can policy 81 Imperialism than has been
made by any one OF the other campale1
speakers. He made direct hsue witn
Mr. Bryan Ca several points. the mos
Conspicuous being ln reference 20 the
doctrine. frequently referred Co by ar.
Bryan, namely. that government derives
its ius, powers from the -ronsept 90 the
governed Government ST. Root said
does not depend uron me consent o. the
governed. The immutabie laws OF justice
and humanity require t1at people shall
have eogerumeut that the weak shall b.
protected That cruelty and lust shall
BE- restrained. whether there be consent
or not"
he ald thar when jefferson savr utter
once 70 tho doe,rnc in question D. hld
reference ooly 90 tao people that were
Immediately oonccrscd. ana thar he did
not apply Dc 60 the Louisiana purchase.
Mr. Root pointed out thls Jefferson held
thnt the inhabitants 81 that territory were
incapable OF self-goycrnmcni. and ho gov
ernel them without their consent He
declared that thcre were other principles
of law ana liberty which limit the doc
triue % consent.
There is no doubt however. that this
republic was founded on thar doctrine
uud d Is the aim Of Mr. Bryan 10 keen
Dc on that foundation re Is not 50 much
concerned for the Flnpinos as he IS
for The American people. Ho feels
that o. the republic o. cut loose from COS
moonnes it will drift inso imperialism.
The republic was in no danger from JET
Persons action in governing the people
residing on the Louisiana purchase with
out their consent because II was absl
iutey certain that those people would be-
assimAnted. aud the. land t1ey occupied
would become part Of the republic. but
there is no intention 81 making Ameri-
can citizens Of tlc Fillpinos or Of cary
Ing states out OF the Philippines. u is
tho ayowcd purpose Of the Republican
parry 10 hoii the Fiipinoe as subjects.
las policy Is 90 make colonies OF the ISL
ands. Therefore that partys policy In
respect TO the Philippine cannot be- JUS
tined by the policy of jefferson IN re-
spect TO the Louisiana purchase.
Mr.. Root also undertook 10 defend tho
Republican partys Philippine policy by
Fta'ins that Mr.. Lincoln did not recc--
uize the doctrine Of the consent OF the
governed Ia dealing with the Southern
states. But he failed 90 state thar 4
was well understood that % secession were
not a success the North and south would
De- reunited and thas the country would
De- harmonious ln rs aims ana purposes.
II is not supposed that there will be
harmony IN any direction between the
United States and the Philippines. II the
Islands should be- retained by the former.
The FAip.nos viii remain the brown peo-
pie that they are ana not for generations
viii they understand and appreciate the
genius and spirit Of our institutions. No
the louisiana purchase ala not mean im-
periolism. bus the Philippine purchase
means &c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
Not Hi- customnry sIgna,nr.

Bank clerks are 20 often called uron
for directions that they sometimes ian
into the habit % giving them in hur-
ried and mechanical manner. oonseouent-
~ they are frequently misunderstood" re-
marked the clerk OF an institution in Nov
hork. according 90 the Warrington Star
foF instance, the usua! formula when
. stranger Is called upon 20 sign his nam,
H. sign here-pen and ink az your left
hand one morning last week "A stranger
entered our bank and asked me for a GER
iincatc Of deposit Tor a considerable sum
OF money which he handed over / count
ed the money and found the amount 10 be
as stated and hurricdly said: 'gign there
sir-pea and ink az your lcn hand
Wen. q took the stranger a long tim
10 sign his name. but ] thought nothing
more OF II and issued the certificate OF
deposit. About week later the same
man. whose face / had forgotten. ran.
polrcd and presented the certificate. he
dashed on an ornate signature. which I
proceeded TO compare with the FIRST sigma
turc Tho TWO were vastly different. as
the hra one was apparently the lahoreI
Cnort Of an old man
i can't pay you this money, SIR 7
said
why notg' asked the astoni.hei
stranger.
because II is not the signature of tho
man 90 whom I issued the certificate OF
deposit. I replied.
Well said the strsugcr. when was
here week ago you told me 20 write my
name with my LETT hand. ana I did So
but can't write very well that way"
Then viii you oblgs me by writing
your name with your LEFT hand AGAIN.
! asked. as a light dawned upon me.
Certainly said the man. ana after
much labor he produced a facsimile OF his
nrst signature, and l apologized ana paid
his money"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

l. q beyond human ingenuity TO invent
perfect system Of bank checks and coun-
ter-checks upon employees 40 as % keep
them from stealing Thus far. az an
events no such system appears 10 have
been found. The affairs Of Alvord. AMI
schrc.ber. and sseley. ana dozens OF
others. are evidence 20 that effect. Il
would be nonsense TO cay che banks fan
10 adoD, such system because they do
not want 10. The fact % they are con-
unuany searching for a system % the
kind. and would willingly make rich be-
youd the dreams % avarico any man who
would supply them with one. Alvord by
the way has a joke on the First National
Of New York So This very connection. since
he was himself several months ago select
- by the bank as one Of three exports
20 devise thisf-proof system FOR the In
aututiou. Alvor1's services upon this
board or experts are said TO have extend
- 90 10 the moment Of his disappearan e
after having STOLEN 10000 Of the banks
funds. At tho time Of the Shoe AMI
Leather Bank robbery. some few years
AGO the president Of another bank boast
"a that such thing would have been i'm
possible IN his Institution. 20 perfect was
Ste system. Three weeks later Il was dis
covered that one Of the clerks had stolen
xo.oo u The concerns money.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

In the Aegean sea vessel moy san
into the top OF a crater. and though IL Is
hard 20 ina an anchorage there. yet
mere sail through g. appreciated greatly
by captains. because u cleanses the bot
toms Of the ships from marine growth.
says the Minneapolis Journal More than
1000 years ago the isle Of Santorin was
spite in half by an earthquake. with the
result that what was once the crater OF
volcano Is now q crescent shaped harbor
Two Eiistening white towns Of Tseissand
ST Nicholas are pcrched on the summit
OF the steep cliffs. whose dark and dis
NAL hue is similar 10 that OF the ton Of
Ncsuvius. Between the main island on the
east ana the smaller, Theresia. on the
west are the three small Kaumene Isl
ands. all OF which have come into exist
ence since the original earthquake The
water IN the harbor into which the sui
phurous streams from these volcanic e.
lands drain hasa peculiar property which
completely cleans on Erowths Of every
kind from the bottom Of any ship
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
bright BITS.

-Gettinf Himself Disliked.-"Is young
Mr Dibbins a man OF any social discern
ment?' No. every time ne caIls an M
NJ taxes my pood4cs chair."-Chicago
Record.
Well Daisy shall We pay the house
rent or give a dlnner7' why. give the
dinner. Of coursei what good vii plid-
up house rent do "a IL we lose our social
position Life
"A Rcd-Letter Day.-rhe Stranger
How long have you been civpize19"
The Nauve-"Ever since my home was
burned 20 Tho ground. and my wife ami
children shot."-Life
Does this climate agree with voug'
said the solioitoua person.
Very seldom" answered the man Of
serious micn. I'm "a professional weather
prophet "-Washington Star.
Tho twcre hopeless 20 rehearse
All thy praises In a verse.
Let this be- verse 70 thee
Something I could never be.
Life
Game by Il N-turoliy. Visitor -
What naughty. ovcrpelrtng child that
little frcckie-face isr' Teacher-"It ln't
his fault his mother IS a cook ana mis-
father the ianitor OF an apartment
house. brooklyn Life
Worse Than the Fire.-Teaoher-"Ye
children. Chicago is one OF the er.at
cities OF the world. bu, il once suffered
a terrible calamity can any one tell
what u wasg' Pupil-"Mhy. IL was this
here last census Puck
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

The deposits in che sixty-three hanki
o; the New York Clearing House for the
week which ended last Saturday were
ss4s AZ 500. and the loans y797 sos The
clearings Cor the week were N,021 592 .i0l
In comparison with these amounts OF
money. representing a weeks business.
Asvord'a steallngs. extending over sev-
cral years. amount TO less than the pro
verbal drop N che bucket.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Sir Robert Grinen. the London staHs-
tlcian. says the yellow Peril Is much
overeetinated and will entirely disappear
IN a hundred years. owing 20 tho rapid IN
crease Of the white population o. the
yellow Perm ahead and % hope Of a
permanent solution OF a. These eminent
slrs Robert ought 90 get together and de-
bate the matter. and then lct us know pre-
elsoly what We are 90 expect
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Americans received those orders for
trucks for South Africa for the same rea-
son that they were given the contract for
the Atbara bridge some time ago. and
have just secured contracts for the re-
building OF the Han Ku bridges in China
they can do the work quicker and al
lower prices than their European com
us.tsforR
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

A rich man Of Rochester. y. Y. &C. miss
ing. AZ the time Of his disappearance he
wore several diamonds valued at thou
sands Of dollap ana had several thou.
sands Of dollars 10 cash "a his pocket. His
bank account Is said 60 be quite good
one There s.. OF course. nothing out
Of the ordinary in the foregoing. Rich
men disappear almost every day. But ID
Is the manner In which this man got
rich that Is interesting. lie invented
a mechanical top-a spinning top for chill
dren-which rctnus for = few pennies.
Being thrifty. he became his own man
oger and manufacturer. and from the
sales Of the insisuincant toy amasscd
small fortune.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
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CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage, WE'D
NEsDAY. Nov. .. 1900 noon.
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DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays 500 .. m
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Here at the tail-cnd Of the campaign.
when everybody else IS thinking ana talk
ing about Imperialism and trusts. Score
tary Gage attempts to revive the quies-
'ccnt sixteen-to-onc issue and pretends to
be terribly frightened BY It.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

Secretary Cages Hide ii-ycar-old grand
daughter. who so cleverly solved the six
toen-to-onc problem. after q had puzzled
no end Of deep thinkers many times her
age. is both an infant prodigy ana an
honor TO her Frandsirc. Financial orudi-
ton must be transmitted In the Gage
blood Tho lhtlc lady may yet be the
very next thing 20 a President
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

some shrewd rogues In New York, have
sucoeedcd in obtaining probably $loo"9
Of the Republican National Campaign
Committees money through system u
forged checks. These rogues probably
thought they were as much entitled 10
a part OF the swag a. any Of the others
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

The indications Tor Georgia TO-DAY are
for generally fair weather except rains
along the coast: fresh norihons'erly
winds: and Tor Eastern Florida rain. with
brisk nor,heasterly winds on the coast.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

The Emperor william refers 90 Great
Britain as the most powerful Tcuionic
state outside Of our own nation" when
one considers the amount OF German blood
On British royal veins. and In British
veins that are nor royal. Il seems that
William Is no, so far out Of the way, altar
all
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Baltimore sun Dcm) says An oh.
server who has returned from Ohio, where
his business took him into contact with
many Republicans. with whom he incl
dentally talked politics. says they are
fearful of losing the state 10 Bryan. He
says the explanation given by the Repub-
hcans Is that thousands OF their party are
after office. Cud seeing no hope for ap-
pointment by the reelection OF Mckinley.
they will vote for Bryan trusting 10 a
return 20 power Of the Republicans in
four years. when they would have as
much chance as anybody 20 secure the
spoils."
The Philadelphia Record Dem) says
THE trouble with the long campaign
speeches OF this year Is that the audiences
are apt TO forget the beginning before
they hear the cud when the samian oxiles
went 90 Sparta and made a long supnl-
cation Tor assistance thcy were told that
the nrst part Of their address had been
forgotten and the latter part not under
stood. when they went next day and said
that their wallets were empty. that was
enough"
The Philadelphia Ledger und) says.
Legislators make laws. but public seuti-
ment dictates their execution or the re-
verse. la France. despite the laws against
duclling. man who killed his antagonist
ia an encounter has just been acquitted
by the jury which tried him. and IN many
American communities a Is found imnos-
sible 60 convict men known 90 be guilty
q completely Ia murder by lynching."
The Macon telegraph CDom) says.
Hanna aud the Republican national com
toittee seem 90 be almost as far apart as
Bryan and Tilman. for although Hanna
SAYS there are no trusts the Republican
national committee O. distributing broad
cast book entitled THE other Side" in
tended 20 show how the trusts benefit the
investor and the workingman."
The Florida Union and Citizen
(Dem) says; Last week a platform col
lapscd under Senator Hanna ana ar
Bryan missed connection with his car
We hope these omens DO not foreshadow
the election Of Mr. Debs."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

And stm there are people who think
that Mr.. Cleveland is man without infu-
euce or following
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-27

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The Irish standard., 1900-04-28

Evelyn laughed long and heartily.
"You are the most original man I
ever met" she declared. "What funny
experiences you do have. And did your
! italian master forsake you?"
Ronald laughed drily.
"After he had got his organ out of
the barn, he began to play it in the main
road, and it wasn't twenty minutes
till every negro, young and old, for a
mile around was dropping his money
init, the monkeys cap. The trouble is
the farmers in the neighborhood
blamed me with the commotion and
called me greater crank than ever"
There was a sound of some one
coming through the woods, and David
Fanshaw, barefooted and coatless,
emerged carrying a gun and a bag of
game. Seeing them together he stared
in establishment, and shifting his gun
awkwardly from one hand to the other
he blurted out: ST didn't know any
body was heer; I was after flynn
squirrel in that tree thar
II wouldn't shoot here" his brother
admonished. There is party fishing
little way down the stream"
Without saying more the great ILL
clothed fellow shouldered his gun and
plunged again into the wood; this time
headed for the main road.
"It is my brother David" explained
Ronald to Evelyn.
II thought he was,'' she said, look
ing down, "but 1 don't think he is at
all like you," and then it seemed to
strike her that the comparison was too
great a reflection on David to be quite
polite, for she Redeemed.
mo, we are decidedly unlike" he
came to her relief. "In fact, people
are constantly remarking that am I'M
like my whole family"
I-I think you are very unlike them
ALL" agreed Evelyn-"all that I have
happened tosee."
There the conversation paused. A
merry laugh came from the fishing trio
and then there was a low muttering
of voices. in which Eve7yn's name was
spoken by her sister.
II think they are wondering what
has become of me" said the girl. "l'd
better join them"
He held the vines which hung over
the path out of her way, and when
she had gone he went back to his fish
ing; but he found himself casting an
unbaited hook into the water and hold
ing his rod in tense, quivering hands.
How much he had lived in those few
moments! lie took deep BREATH 'sNly
God" he said, 81 don't know what has
come over me! Am 1 mad? Am I
fool enough to think-to HOPPE"
He checked himself, and opened the
law book he had brought with him. But
The Irish standard., 1900-04-28
CHAPTER III.
ward.

Out in the open he saw David stand
ing before the horses and trap of the
fishing party, holding his gun across
the back of his brawny neck, like the
yoke of a water-carrier.
well, III be dumsWiveled,' he said,
as Ronald approached, "an' may make
the biggest cracklin' in eternal fire, eff
ever Id a believed brother O. mine
could be seen in confidential confab
with a daughter of old Hasbrooke. If
I'd a-had bottle along, I'd a-swore it
was a delusion, but l hain't fetched a
drop sence ten o'clock this mornin'."
Ronald hated himself for being
obliged to make excuses for her.
"she simply happened along where I
was fishing, Dave. hope you won't
talk about it, and cause any miscon-
struction to be put on it,"
"Iou don't mean you an her could
git acquainted like that, in sech short
time," remarked David, as they walked
along the sandy road side by side.
Il have met her once before--a year
ago. She was in Regan's meadow. and
got frightened at his bull. drove the
bull away, and she-she stopped to
speak to me again to-day. That was
ALL"
But David's fancy for the novelty of
the situation from his standpoint was
not easily cooled. 1t was plain to Ron
aid that he was still turning it over in
his mind by the low grunts and ex-
CARNATIONS of wonder that seemed jolt
ed from his lips by his heavy strides.
well. I'm shore glad of one thing"
he said, finally. land that is that the
colonel didn't happen along just like
l did"
His brother knew what was coming,
and yet he asked: "Why, DaveY'
Because the old codger'd "a raised
more sand n Texas tornado, that's
all. Why, Ron. are you blamed fool,
with no more sense than last ycer's
bird nest? Don't you know nobody by
the name O. Fanshaw never stood on a
level with them sort o. folks?> IF l
went up thar on business, or ma, or pa
or either of the gals went to sell 'em
/ eggs or socks, wouldn't we go to the
back door, like all the rest of our sort?
Why, Ron, jest now you was settin'
cross-legged on the colonel's piazza a.
smokin' one of his seegars like priv
LEGGED character. Ha, ha, don't know
how it knocked the wind out of mel"
Ronald, his face dark and his brow
lowering, found himself reduced to say.
ing:
II hope you won't mention it at home,
Dave"
His brother stared at him curiously
"You know ! can hold my tongue
he said. II wouldn't so round shootin
off my mouth about thing like that
The Irish standard., 1900-04-28

though his eyes rested on the page for
twenty minutes, heread not word. The
sun went down slowly; he saw its light
on the brown side of a distant cliff
creeping upward; he heard the dis
tant crack of his brothers gun, and,
picking up his things, he started home
ward.
The Irish standard., 1900-04-28
ITO Be Continued
Contrary ENects.

"rhe sermons of that young minis
ter who has the room next to mine
are truly wonderful" said the young
man boarder.
'Indeed?" said the landlady.
"Yes; whenever l hear him re-
hearsing them in his room they keep
me awake, but if l happen to be in
church when he's preaching, they in.
wriably put me to sleep" Yonlers
Statesman
The Irish standard., 1900-04-28
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Compny handsome and complete line of badges for
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badges by writing All of these badges of exquisite
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