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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
NEW ARMoRl Ar nRuNswIck.
Politics Ia GIsnn County-First cot,
ton steamer

ton steamer.
Brunswick. Ca oct THE Brunawick
rincmen have issued neat Invitations to
tho opening" Of their Armory. Thursday
evening. Oct 4 Tho Rlnemen. under
Capt Frank A. Dunn. have attained a
very prominent and prosperous position in
this community and they have RENTED and
rcfurnishcd their headquarters in excel
lent style Al The opening there Will be
a prize drili and dance ana speeches by
prominent citizens. Several hundred IN
vitations have been sent out and The even
ing promincs GO b. delightful one Ia
every respect oud Capt. Frank Dunn. Of
the Rincmen. is a candidate Tor the 20
aifion OF major of the Third Battalion.
First Regiment. made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Mai a Ernest Dart Ho o. re-
ceiving substantial recognition o. his can
didacy and support and has the best
wishes Of the military IN brunswick for
g.
Chairman Twily. 81 the Glynn Executive
Committee has Hooded tho county with
notices 10 Democrats to come out and
vote on "wednesday. A full vote Is de-
sired and needed especially sin,e u Is ev-
ldent that Senatorial candidate Npchufch
IL having o hard hght 20 carry his dis
trict
The Bryan and Stevenson Club Demo
cratic rally scheduled Tor Tuesday night
az the city hall wili be- IN the nature OF an
ovation 10 Congressman Brantley. Tres
johnson - working 20 make the event
notable one in local politics. and big
crowd Is anticipated
The British steamship incfmore, has ar
rived 10 load cotton. etc, FOR the coHu-
neut Two more are exDected this Week.
This IL the first steamship of the cotton
Aasou.
DR. W. y Burroughs superintendent Of
the Department Of Education, for the
Georgia state Fair. reports several en-
tries for the state oratorical contest.
which is 70 be he'd during fair week al
Valdosia.
Chief OF Police Robert Levison has
broken the Re- ORR foT fines collected ~
his DEPARTMENT lie fas turned in a. one
months proceeds. E8 The largest sum
heretofore collected from that source
was s5l3.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
ROOSEVELT N NEBRASKA.
Made a Bakers Dozen Speeches Dur
ing the Day and Might.


ing the Day and Might.
McCook. Nob.. oct. Gov. Roosevelt e
irst day In Nebraska may be regarded a.
successful. though the morning started
out wet ana chilly. and the audiences. a.
a necessity. were small
Thirteen speeches we're made during the
journey to-day and at night Probably
thirty OF forty thousand people were adj
dressed during the day. Gov. Roosevelt s
special train remained az McCook until
late In tho night. when Il pulled out for
North Platte. To-morrow's journey will
cover a distance Of six hundred miles.
and Will include within chat distance elev-
On speeches Tomorrow night journey
Will be made 60 Broken Bow at which
point the train viii arrive az s O'Clock
IN the morning.
A to-night's meeting here Gov Rooss-
welt said
Nebraska sent q regiment which won
undyfng fame FOR itself In che Philip
pines. u furnished les martyrs 20 the
cause for which we fought ask YOU to
see to Il that the blood Of Your gallant
Col. StoirenberE was not shed iu vain
| hope and pray that those people Will
keep the principles Of orderly liberty
which We have Inherited from the men
who fought through the civil War. and
] know that YOU will not. IN the face
of the nations 81 the world, allow the flag
20 be dshonored %
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
No DANGER or IMPERIALISM.
Lodge Looks ON the Trusts ns the
Paramount Issue.


Philadelphia. Oct i-seaa'or Henry
cabot Lodge this evening addressed an
audience OF 5000 people In the Academy
OF Music. The Senator discussed the quos-
lion cf impctialism az length. but said
tho silver question was one that would
survive the antl-impcrialist cry long az
ter the present campaign was over. II
was settled IN the East but It Is a live
issue stlil IN the West and South. He re-
marked. IN conclusion:
Il have said there was no paramount
issue. have felt that oil through this
oamuaign until "a few days ago. nov
think that there Is one. aud ii involves a
great deal more than the Philippine Isl
ands-more in my judgment than the
taun. tban the silver question. II q the
question OF orderly libcrty-whether We
arc To- turn this government over 70 men
who preach hatred between man and
man. who try 90 sct class against class
labor against capital who's only object
D. TO tear down. That is the paramount
question whether We are willing TO turn
10 over TO these mon. I have seen what
this preaching como 10. when u breaks
loose with men who are loo dopraved too
irrorant 20 know what they are doing. 10
.s the destruction q free spe cch, DO not
believe In imperialism. There o. no inn
reritiism There is no DANGER OF inner
laiism while the great political fabric OF
American lihcr,y stands
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
RED CHEEKS"
"Otber children Bavr. why No,
Yours."

..Other children Basr. why No,
NourS."
The above comments occur in n letter
referring 20 proper selection of food. from
y. Wilson. ai2 Hcmlock street. Ale
rheny. Ia when cur FIRST baby boy
reached seven months he began 10 lose
strength ana grew pale lie could not d.
resi any Of the ordinary baby foods or
PREPARED milk
Acting on the advice o. slster-in-law
who was bringing the roses 70 she cheeks
OF beg two children. by their diet Of
Grape Nuts food. my wife purchased =
package and began feeding IL gradually
60 our baby. preparing IL With little
hot water until u was the consistency %
= thick grue. she not only fed u TO the
baby but herself began eating u three
times day
The transformation was wonderful.
Nithiu month the baby was free from
an stomach trouble end my wife :
strength was completely rortwed. that
feeling Of fatigue having entirely disap-
peared DO not oper-feed when giving
Grape Nuts food 60 the baby. Other chill
drcn have red cheeks. why not yours? ~
This food Is consolidated and SECURES
icss Ia volume than any fo7d known. It's
delicious tAafe WINS fr enus and tho re-.
markable Effects win The reason Of any
thonehtfui person. II was originally pre-
rarcd Tor brain workers bus the enect
upon the nerve CO. tiers ana brain 81 -
valuable that Il cAu be used wiih even
nur,lEe babes % their rtgy great adtan-
TAGS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
PAINTER POUND DEAD.
Mrs. william Pettiiohn Died from
too Much Poison.


too Much Poison.
Augusta oct mir Raiol Farris. q
painter. aged "a. was found dead IN bed by
his wife this morning lie leaves wife
ana four children An autopsy showed
that death resulted from vaivular lesion
o. che heart.
The ghedical department OF the Univorsf
IS Of Georgia. opened ts session to-dsy
with large attendance ~ students. The
OPENING address was delivered by Dr..
Eugene foster. dean Of the faculty
A snsciai 70 the Chronicle from Hill-
man. ca. says the coroner'a jury IN che
case Of Mrs william =. Petulohn. for
meriy OF Augusta. returned @ verdict that
death resulted from an over
dose 81 some narcotic admin
lstered by her own hand Mr..
pottilohn wen 10 Hnimnn on Friday ard
on Saturday night asked the lsndlady.
Mrs D0zier for some ammonia. md also
asked to be walked nt O'Clock next morn
ifg when called next morning. shc was
found 10 an unconscious condition aud
dled in a short time No person was
found IN the room bat the physician. who
was called iu before she died gave q as
70 opinion. that her condition had been
produced by a drug She wrote letters
20 members ~ her family on Saturday.
hu, asked TINT they he not mailed tlll
sunday She has been in bad health Tor
% year. and q r. supposed that in spirit
of depression she took some drug aud
took too much b mistake. Mrs Petit
John ~ survived hy her huFhand hud two
little children. Her remains were taken
10 her old home Va Yemassee. 5. g.. Tor
lutermenf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
On account of Holt
day our store will
close to-day at 6 p.
m. and be closed all
day WEDNESDAY.
B. II. LEVY & BRO.

he is no longer a citizen OF Kentucky Mr.
Carlisle adds
1T Is scarcely necessary 20 say that J
am Ina thorough sympathy with every ef-
fore in Kentucky or elsewhere Go secure
the freedom Of elections and an honest
declaration OF the viii 81 the people. as
expressed at the polls. Fraudulent voting
Is no more reprchenslblc than fraudulent
counting OF the votes after they are cast.
In face the latter is the greater evil, be-
cause the outrage upon the right OF sur
frage Is committed by sworn oniclals OF
the law. upon whose integrity and good
faith the people are compelled TO rely for
the maintenance ~ the right Of the ma
ioritY 90 control the AFFAIRS OF state. This
Is the basic principle Of our republican
form OF government AMI any system OF
fraud or corruption which defeats its
practical operation will necessarily. sooner
or later. result IN the destruction OF
all the political rights OF the people"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
WILL M 10000 VISITORS.
Arrangements for the Democratic
clubs completed.

indianapolis Ind. oct. i.-Arrangemen.s
for the Convention OF the National Asso-
citation Of Democratic clubs here wcdncs-
day and Thursday have been practically
completed. onicers Of the association are
predicting that there VIII be 1000 visitors
here by Wednesday
Max r thmsen OF New York. secretary
Of the association. viii open headquart ors
her tomorrow morning There are sono
clubs enrolled IN the national body. with
a membership Of ho0.o0o. Il Is stated
Adlai f. Stevenson. candida for Vice
President. will arrive tomorrow evening
With him will b. his daughter and Mrs
Lewis O. Stevenson. Senator Jones. chair
man OF the Democratic National Commit
tee, W. J. Bryan and Boufkc Cochran are
expected 10 arrive at noon Wednc day r
T. Dow % New York who viii speak al
the convention. probably Wednesday ar
ternoon. arrived Ia the city to-day
Mr.. Dow Is travelling man. and hts
territory extends over olf- parts OF the
country. James l.. Slayden OF Texas. an
other convention speaker arrived to-
night.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

he may dep.ora u. The race problem Is
with US and Il will require the intelh-
eence and patriotism OF all our people.
North and south. white aud black 10
solve = But the existence OF this very
race pfeiudice should be "a warning to us
not 20 bring IN new race problem even
more dificult Of solution Il should be a
warning 10 administering carpetbag
government IN disian' colonies over peo-
pie VINO are 10 be- denied Independence
ana yet excluded from citiz nship
II appreciate the support promised BY
your club II by the sunragcs of my
countrymcn ! become President OF the
United states you may rest assured cha.
the rights % the citizens Of this country
regardless ~ color. creed or condition.
Will be protected as Tar as the executive
has power 10 protect them.
Mr Bryan t1lkcd OF trusts at length
and concluded with a brief discussion o.
Philippine problem.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Washington, Oct 1.-The trienniai con-
ciave o. the Sovereign Grand Council Of
the Scottish Rite tcolorsdl was opened AZ
the Colored Masonic Temple here to-day.
The address % the day was delivered BY
the Sovereign Grand Comma nder. John @.
Jones Of Chicago. After the delivery OF
the address standing committees were APP
pointed and the afternoon was devoted 20
a parade 81 the Mystic shrlners The
welcoming meeting Of the delegates was
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
DANGEROUS PopuIist Trick.


Atlanta, oct. 1.-The campaign. inciden,
go the state election on Wednesday will
close tonight after a heated anish IN
most OF the doubtful counties OF Middle
and North Georgia. The ballot prepared
for enc election on Wednesday viii be the
longest ever voted IN Georgia The ticket
viii contain for che first time the names
of the nominees for all the circus judges
and solicitor Is TO he elected by the vote
OF the entire state
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
Valuable Private car nurncd.

Kingston. o.. Ocl 1.-The private car
OF the North Carolina Expoettion Com
pany. belonging to that state. burned 10
the ground here this morning william
Bosom. the manager and au assistant
were awakened ~ a dos and barely cs.
capped with their lives The car contained
exhibits Of tho mineral and agricultural
resources Of North Carolina. Loss. SIS
-.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

policy which every foreign nation in the
world would have us adopt The policy
OF the Rerull can party Is the policy
which every other nation IN the world
would prevent as from carrying out II
they could Ana so aeain say that this
campaign Is a struggle OF the American
people against every other nation who
want the trade which the American pco-
pie have secured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
PORTO RIcANs ARE DEMOCRATS.
Federal Party There Has So AMI
ated itself

San Juan. Porto Rico. oct The Fed
eral party. AZ its convention al Caguas
yesterday. passed resolutions afilatinr e.
self wish the Democratic party IN the
United States
a oahlesram from william J. Bryan and
James X. Jones. chairman ~ the National
Democratic Committee. urging harmony.
was read. Munoz Rivera made speech
IN which he opposed the administration
on the ground that the Foraker bin Is un-
satisfactory and that che Porto Ricans de-
slre more independent form Of govern
ment
the delegates will nominate commission.
er for Congress
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Washington. oct. l.-Ju dge Day. the ar
hitrator in the Metzger case. has ipst
rendered tho decision IN favor ~ tho
claimant. and hns decreed that fiesi nsy
an Indemnity o. s23.oo1. The claim for
indemnify was made BY John Melzgcr a
Co.. nn American nrm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Chicago. oct IA special meeting OF
che American Womcn's National Bryan
League has bcen called 10 meet nt In
dianapoils next Wednesday. during the
convention 81 the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
STOVE uAKERs Will MEET.
The Formation OF Another Trust IL
In Prospect.

Pittsburg oct i.-Reprcsensatives Of
some 40 stove manufacturing concerns
scattered throughout the country are 20
meet Of the Auditorium. Chicago. on oe'
10 % take definite action on che FORMS.
lion of inc NafiopeI Stove Manufacturers
Company urder the Laws 81 Delaware.
Which viii fe capitalized ~ aboAt f4A-
oe0cH aside from possible large issue
of hundA
About 041 OF the stove maHHfer furffr
.acss.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
PLEA ron HONEST ELECTIONS.
CarIIsie's Letter trying Purity of
Ballot In kentucky.

Louisville. oct. ] In letter dated New
York. sept .. written 20 the Campaign
Committee OF the Honest Election Demo
crate" who have Endorsed che Republican
nominee. John 81. NerSes. for Governor
Of Kentucky. hon John O. Carlisle de-
cllres an invitation 20 aet ~ vice presi-
dent atthc opening moetngef the Honest
Election Democrats" on the ground that
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Chicago. oct l-Bourke Cochran who
strained his vocal organs during his
speech Saturday night az the Coliseum
remained a. his hotel here to-day II Is
expected he will be able TO keep his np-
poiniment 70 speak az Decatur. H.. to-
morrow night.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

Georgetown. Ky. Oct 1.-The case Of
Henry Youisey. charged with being a
PRINCIPAL IN the shooting ~ Gov GOebel.
will be called FOR trial here tomorrow
tubpoeuaes were issued to-day for sew
eral state Witnesses.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. OCTOBER ?, 1900
WILL BE A LARGE MAJORITY.
GEORGIA Will roll ~ GOoD
DEMOCRATIC VOTE.

Vice Chairman Brown win Keep
headquarters Open tntII AFTER the
Election Great DimcuIty In
STRENGTHENING out the Tickets,
New Tickets Are an RiRht-Dan-
Eerou- PopuIist Trick Discovered
IA Time.
Atlanta. Oct i-Vicc Chairman r. r.
Brown OF the State Democratic Executive
Committee has sufficiently recovered from
bis attack OF rheumatism 90 be down 60
his office to-day IN the absence Of
Chairman duBignon@ who has returned 20
Savannah Mr.. Brown has charge OF the
Democratic headquarters here.
Mr. duBlgnon had intended 60 close tho
headquarters tonight. AZ the campaign Is
about over. but Mr Brown received let
tors this morning that made him decide
to keep the headquarters open FOR few
more days The letters are from local
committeeman. seeking the advice Of the
Executive Committee on tho many ques-
lions that have arisen In regard 20 the
election
Mir Brown thinks that the outlook for
the Democrats In the state Is very bright
he says thns the local committees
throughout tho state have been hard az
work and that they have been given every
possible aid by the Executive Committed
Ia the letters received this morning were
a number OF the sickets 20 be used IN the
various counties IN the coming election.
These tickets are all printed in tho county
In which they are TO be used. and the Elk
ecutive Committee has had some trouble
in getting them correct Many Of the
tickets contained she names OF the Judge
ana the solicitor OF the circuit IN which the
county was located only whereas the tick.
cts should have the names Of all judges
and solicitors TO be elected in the state.
The new samples OF tickets received this
morning had all the corrections made.
This Is true Of nearly every county IN
the state now. Mr.. Brown and all tho
executive committee are very much pleas
ed az this state OF affairs
The local committees have completed
an the detail work. H only remains 20 pat
the finishing touches on the campaign.
preparatory to rolling up a big Demo
cradle majority next Wednesday. There
are several more lrailics 90 be held AZ
which some Of the best speakers IN tho
STATE are 10 be heard Mr. Brown saws
the indications point 10 an unusually large
majority this year. lie thinks the Demo
Gratis viii carry almost every county In
the state.
Dangerous PopuIist Trick.
dangerous Populist trick was brought
10 light In Henry county saturday that
b. probably being worked in other coun.
tics Of the state. where there IS Popu-
hst county ticket IN the field. The Popu-
lists Of Henry county have had printed
and thoroughly circulated several thou
sand tickets containing the fun Demo
cratic state ticket with che name Of Pop
ulist candidates Tor county Offices print
81 be.ow. The ticket Is a clever counter
felt. and cannot be- detected unless one g.
careful In voting which ia n general state
election. IL seldom the case A large Mum
Der 81 these fraudulent tickets were 49,
cured by Democratic leaders a. MELON
ough saturday. ana were at once de
stroyed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
lie aIth

must take Pc-ru-na. This is a
tonic which acts directly upon the
sensitive membrane which lines the
entire body. Think a minute.
This delicate skin lines the lungs.
the throat, the head, the stomach,
the liver, the bladder, the kidneys
and the pelvic organs. Suppose it
becomes infiamed. You're sick and
you don't know what il is-nothing
but inflammation or catarrh of the
organ affected. ~. Q
Pe-ru-na does not disappoint. 1t
has cured more women of so-called
"womanly weakness" than may be
counted, simply because it went
right to the spot. So long as you
take the wrong medicine you can
not expect to be well. Take Peru
na-just give it an honest triai-and
you'll get well, no matter where the
'-oublc Sc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02

WIN Remain with Him During Hts
Tour of the West

New York. oct i.--Congrcssman william
l.. sulzer received a telegram from " j..
Bryan esking him TO accompany him on
his Western tour. Dir. sulzer leaves New
York on "Wednesday 20 join Mr Bryan.
and viii remain with him until he reaches
New York. Oes. t.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
MANY NEGROES HEARD BRYAN.
They Presented Him with n Life of
Abraham Lincoln.

81 Paul, MINI. Oct. THE Auditorium
~ which Sir. Bryan spoke here was crowd-
90 20 the very dome. II Is large build
100 said TO hold sooD persons
Before proceeding with HE speech Mr.
h}an was presented with life al Abrs-
ham Lincoln. by r. l.. McGhee. on behalf
Of t1e colored mems league. In respond
i'r 20 this presentation Mr.. Bryan oulo-
sized Lincoln and congratulated Mr.. Nc
1hee uion the advancement made by his
people and said ne was glad 10 know that
so many % them are determined to study
puol questions and vote according 10
inelr convictions. Continuing. he said:
certainly YOU have repaid the present
republican leaders for all that they have
zone for your race so far as Offices are
concerned YOU have bestowed presidencics
.I'l tHe Republican party and received
!'.i'9fanins IN return. So lar ne iegisla-
.eH is concerned you have been the vic-
'iN ~ The came vicious policies which
nave injured the white man. More OF
your race are engaged IN the production
,' .HiQn than Ia any other industry. ana
l'i me cotton growers. without receiving
u'nent from a high tariff when they
.irr proauct. suffer from the lmpo-
Of high tariff duties when they buy.
iI' rolorcd man o. as a rule. neither
'".'y lender nor "a holder OF fixed In
.nenis, aud therefore does not prof,
Do gold standard lie Is not a stock
n private m1nopolles but when
.i-i passes through the land. even
N'2pi OF Lincoln. sprinkled upon the
-'' posts 81 the colored mans humble
o' would not protect him from extor-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
he Queen
Of Hearts.

Think of the most popular woman
you know. Why is she likedG Is
il because of her wonderful beauty
Isn't it jolly good nature, affection
ate kindness. and a wholesome,
hearty health that make all hearts
turn 10 herr e.s-i@a-
A we'll woman must be a happy
woman and a happy woman never
lacks admirers. All women who
would have
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-02
The Policies of LINCOLN.

men Lincoln lived he wanted TO en-
Vase the PRODUCTION OF both gold and
now The Republicans have no use
silver He signed the law that created
fieenhack. now the Republicans are
-s 70 retire the greenhack; he afixed
n, .NHaturc 10 an income tax bill, now
N.plolican party Is opposed TO the
AK tie was believer IN the
eultn so.dier: now the Republican party
.As ior a large standing army and the
Yfii policy Lincoln wanted the De-
N,oh 81 Independence applied 10 a
40 mon. while the present leaders OF
f l"plcln party are unwilling 20 ap-
III, = brown man in the Philippine
pr,. re can deny the existence % race
" this country, however much
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-26

bitt OF West Brsttleboro gave the charge
10 the pastor in kindly and effective
worcs. Ii seemed peculiarly fitting that
one Just closing a long and fruitful paste.
rate OF 81 years should speak to one whose
work as an ordained minister was lust
opening.
The sermon OF the evening BY DR.. V. NJ
hardy OF Randolph added new laurels 10
the well.deserved reputation for eloquent
ana forceful speaking which he has long
enjoyed. His discourse was listened to
with much interest and attention by a
largeand appreciative audience. The text
OF the sermon was Nehemiah SIS; the
general topic, "The Pastor as Teacher
The service OF song was by the choir and
congregation, assisted by Miss Blanche
Srarhawk as soloist The clear, sweet
voice OF Miss Sparhawk 10 the songs, II
Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say" and aAH
Ihro' the Night" gave added harmony to
the reverent spirit OF worship which char
acterzed the evening
Other parts were as follows :-Invoca-
ton, Rev. J. II. Rabbit; Prayer OF ordi-
nation, Rev. G. f. Chaplin; Charge to
People, Rev. j. H. Reid; Right Hand OF
Fellowship, Rev. l.. c. Kimball; Scripture
lesson, Rev. Z. L. White.