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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Issue into our homes. has more AZ stake
this year than ever la its history. IL
has prosperous condi tons: IA has the
freedom OF a laeoring people Just emerged
from the slavery OF business adversely
that slavery which writes Hs name In
emnciated frames and scant clothing. and
expresses its desperation IN hideous crime.
Ia Il wise 60 experiment with prosperous
couditionsI The lahoring population OF
country ~ at its revolutionary point IN
time OF want, not IN time Of prosperity.
History points with unwnyering finger TO
certain experiences in the growth OF all
nations, and on the records OF ala nations
~ Is written that no more dangerous ex-
pertinent can be made in politics than
that which may AFFECT a peoples bread.
You cannot successfully appeal 90 che
reason OF a hungry people. but the pros
porous man - q conservRtor of the peace.
Firm In our adherence 20 the principles
OF liberty and Justice az expressed In
the constitution Of Georgia and the Unit.
ed States. fixed In our belief In the wis
dom OF the policies which govern the Re.
publican party. and with renewed con-
ndence In the patriotism. ability. cour-
age and conservatism OF our standard
bearers. we ask for them your sufrrages
at the polls.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
IN the RAILRoAD WORLD.
Items of Interest In Savannah and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
The Thomasville Times Enterprise says
OF Col. b. W wrcnus move that has
made Plant System mileage books good In
A wider territory: III Mr.. Wronn had
never done anything to add to the ccm-
fort and convenience OF tho travelling pub
lc-and he has done much his recent ac-
ton ia getting the Plant System's mileage
book recognized by other lines entities him
to the lasting gratitude Of commercial
men. and all others who pair1nize t7e
great railways. Mr. wrenn Is one Of the
ahicst and mo1 progressive men N we
messenger department service Of any sys-
tem OF railways while looking out Tor
business he Is always ready 70 do the rub
lie a good turn. And This he has done IN
making mileage books interchangeable. II
"a something which the public pave On
asking for q long time. andG seems thai
the hustiing passenger trahic man OF me
plan, system has started ball IN mott n
which will gather force and meltum as
IL rolls on Having pushed his lntef-
ehauveable mileage books into SIX stoves
Col. Wrenn will seek other states 70 o'h-
,ncr Ana after conauering all Of them
18th Wv he done. he viii. Ike AlcXan-
der sigh for other worlds 90 conquer
Nrepn Il anything hat gutter, ana m
public can depend on him to push 'he m
termileage book business, ~ wnieh ue
puhlic h deeply interested for OIL y IS
worth The work could rot be ~ nei'er
or IN more competent hands. Col. rei n
h immensely popular. and ms mig l.y
einnin ways. II any passenger enlt
man can bring about general recpA h',1 q q
- mileage books. y. ". Wrenn can 90 IT,
Purchasing Agent J. W Conner OF the
Central railroad VIII have an odd moss
ssl. "wednesday at she down freight OF
ecc On West Broad street. The usua' Iot
OF stun will be offered.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

sent camp followers vanish from earth
overnight to return no more. tomorrow
the doors AZ every headquarters would be
manned al the usual hour. the mail OF the
boss would be on his desk Of the right
moment and willing hands would bs
stretched 20 take his coat and hat There
will always be an inexhaustlhle supply OF
political camp followers. the men who will
follow a leader and bow down 10 boss.
The chief aim OF the enterprising handy
man Is 60 get close 20 a big boss. TO
render some mental service OF real or APP
parent value something that ~ill com
mand the attention 81 the great person
and secure as reward public Office or
employment Men or other eensibilitics
and higher aspirations cannot adequately
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
l. " C.. As PHYSICAL WORK.

''"'ses Large ana Already Pre-
'as for the Winter Exhibitions.
". physical department. Of the Young
Is iion Association stands for the
~. health and the harmonious
=. and developing Of the physical
CO., "' association Is possessed with
t..- ~ anesi gymuaslums In the South.
IA N' f.et with perfect ventilation
al. y s well equipped with
4. apparatus. A running track in
um gallery OF twenty-elght
ca Ne mile completes the outfit.
"a. 81. i.r held nine times n week I'M
g. .o.. g. Blake. the physical director.
Frl.v I. Men-Monday. wednesday and
W. o. 500 p. m.
Sn.' N'n Tuesday. THURSDAY and
Egs 'p ,. m.
aitm, Thursday ct ~. m. and
4 ihs ''u.f during the summer and
To rr.,- time has been excel ent.
rsrfs % the classes nrf now pre-
tgsa t.. exhibition which T. 20 b.
A's' Friday night in Novem-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Beaufort. &c. Oct. is.-The Rev A. u.
Earks Of the Methodist Church here. has
received very corteous communication
from the Mayor Of the city Of Galveston.
acknowledged tho receipt OF some 80 IN
money. subscribed through the efforts q
the reverend gentleman By Beaufort citl-
gems. for the relief Of the destitute Ia tho
stricken city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
jill. MORRISON
D Broughton Street, West

The openings, presume caught the crowd of
visitors last week but Judging from sales caught
the buyers, and there is reason why we shouldn't
catch the buyers Our is filed to overlooking with
the and fashionable fabrics that the mills
produce. Combine that with fact that selling
goods lower price than others, and you form
biuaton that can't be beaten. We fortunate in
ticipatng the wants of customers Hence we have
stock suit the tastes and pockets of every
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Der These exhibitions have proved 50
popular In the past that It Is likely that
Will be found necessary to charge adj
mission 10 reduce the size OF the nu-
dlences the gymnasium hau being un-
able TO accommodate an the spectators
IL = possible that for the coming exhibit
ton a small admission fee Will BE- charged
TO prevent the han being overcrowded
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

education will permit they may be APP
pointed election ofioers and paid out OF
tho public treasury. ~ not they are al
ways available ~ workers or watchers
at the polls for which the compensation
Il fair. sometimes liberal How they live.
what they do. whore they go between
campaigns. constitute 20 many OF the un-
written chapters o. the current history
OF American politics. No one seems 10
know. certainly no one cares. II tho pre-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
CRY nRE:V titles.

Miss charlton and Miss seiig win open
heir school for physical training mex
Thursday. oct. Is, al the Young M.n
Hebrew Association gymnasium. IN ""
sonle Temple number OF new isa
lures viii be added this year an W.
school will be made more At,fao'lNe ~
se,,cr suited to the needs Of iis pupils
than Il has ever been.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Don't forget that carry full line of Damask
Napkins Towels Sheetiug etc Outing Percales, etc,
Hosiery Gloves Corsets, etc. Ladies and Gents Cotton
and Wooden Underwear.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

Mrs. Newlywed 60 cook. whom ~"
has just engaged at registry o'i'e'- ou
90. my husband Is 20 very paru,uinf
ahoat mis- food" cook 'sympa ne tleAl'yl
.sTher' all alike. mem Ny o'h ihhh w.
lust che sgme. never cooked Io''''''"
- please i'm In my life. "-Tlt-bits.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
THE WEATHER.

River Report-The hight OF the savan-
nah river AZ Augusta az n. m. T5th mo
ridian timej yesterday was SIS feet. no
change during the preceding fwenty-four
hourF
Cotton Region Ruiletin.-Savannlh, Ga.
for the twenty-four hours ending az a
m. 18TH meridian time. Oct. -. 1910:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

two OF the largest and most wealthy fam
lilies in Atlanta. All the. young men are
fine athletes. The original cause OF the
sroubl Is unknown.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

changes. Rain has been quite general
over the Eastern districts Light showers
have occurred over the western and CEN
trail portions OF the belt, except the Mo
bile and New Orleans districts. Reports
from Texas missing
Observations taken al the came moment
OF time az all stations oct. 49, 1890. p.
m, 18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

al a convention II the making OF local
reputation. The camp follower, the handy
man, may then go back ca the grog shop
where he washed kegs and touch glasses
with the boss while the boys" stand
treat IN turn. lie Is no longer unit IN
the parade. a transport az tho "chowder''
he IL In politics. breathing the ali OF
rooms where leaders meet 20 make the
states and platforms or decree legislation
for the taxpayers.
Success aud Failure.
Some Of the icRimaie labor and reward
OF politics falls 10 the lot Of the camp
followers on the days of registration and
on election day II their records ana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14

J. p Hanson.
John oliver.
Henry Blum. Jr..
J. L Petersen.
w. y Seymour.
r N clemenee
H. l.. Mckee.
T. W Thurman,
Charles Atkinson.
u. r. Drwolf.
A J s Hall.
8. n Vaughan.
W. n. Cook. I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-14
POLITICAL oAMr FOLLOWERS.

". n Boyer.
Local Forecast Omcial,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

Committees: On Enrolment. Statistics, FL
nance, Auditing and Nominating Of Officers.
Then the visitors were introduced. after
which the president read his annual adj
dress, in which he insisted that all Bap-
list caurcnes in the country organize a
e. y. p. u, besides many other glorious
features set forth.
PERSONAL AND brief.
Mr.. Willis c. Fulliam returned Tuesday
night frCm a two-weeks' visit TO friends
near New port news.
Mrs. James Lucas and family have re-
turned home after an absence Of four
weeks.
Mr. r. L. Lewis and daughter have re-
turned TO the city after a short trip north.
Mrs. c. d. Brooking and children. of
Swarsboro, have returned from a delight
ful visit to friends and relatives in Buck
ingham county.
a meeting of the Street Committee is
called for tonight al o'clock IN
the office of the City Engineer.
Mr. Martin y. Buchanan, of st. Paul,
Mimi, Supreme Arch of the United Order
of Druids. splnt Tuesday night in the
city, as the guest Of Captain Lipscomb.
Mr. C. NJ. Graves, of the Dispatch, who
has been quite i'll for the last three weeks,
is much Improved and left yesterday for
New York where he will spend a portion
of his vocation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23
PERJURY CHARGED.
Trial OF George +. Weaver Begun ON
Yesterday.

GEORGETOWN. KY, August 22-The
case of George F. Weaver, accused of
perjury, was called to-day before County
Judge Yates. Sveral witnesses testified
that they saw Weaver at Grayson Springs
the day on which Senator Goebel was
shot
The Commonwealth concluded their SIDE
of the case today.
Quite number of affidavits were filled
charging that jurors N1unson, Mulberry.
Murphy, Craig. Crosswaithe and Musell-
man had formed and expressed opinions
that Powers was guilty and ought TO hang.
The affidavit against Craig, who is
prominent shoe merchant. charges that he
said after being summoned and selected
that ne would not be controlled by evil
dence, but only by Instructions from the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

after a consultation with the ex-senator,
gave out the following statement:
1t Is not true that Senator Murphy Is
go 1ls 10 establish State headquarters in
this city. I said two years ago that I
recognized senator Murray as the politi
cal leader Of this State, and l still claim
that ne is the leader. AS the political
leader of the State, he is going to es-
tablish himself in the Hoffman House.
He will meet his friends here. Senator
Hill would have it appear that I am try
ing to be State leader. I never claimed
to be State leader. I always recognized
Murphy as State leader
After Mr.. Croker had made this state
ment, Murphy said:
Il am here to cooperate with the State
Committee in the election of William
Jennings Bryan. have done it for the last
twenty years or more. I am going TO
stay here until the erd of this campaign. ;"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23
STORY DENIED.
Senators Jones and Teller Are Both
for Bryan.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, August 22.-At Democratic
national headquarters to-day Senator
Jones' Chairman OF the National Com
mittee, said:
Il see a story printed in the newspapers
this morning TO the effect that Senator
john P. Jones has followed Senator Stew
art into the Republican camp, and that
Senator Teller, Of Colorado, is showing
the greatest indffe, ence to the Bryan
cause. 1 happen to have some definite
information concerning this matter, and I
pronounce both reports absolutely with
out any foundation. Senator j. F. Jones
has been entirely consistent in his views
and actions for twenty-five years, and he
is heartily enlisted in the fight for the
Democratic party and for Mr.. Bryan this
year We rely upon him implicitly.
AS for Sena tor Teller, we are in con-
slant correspondence with him and I can
say that there is not a man at national
headquarters or in the Democratic party
who manifests grea,er solctude fo- Mr..
Bryans election ana Who has worked
harder to accomplish it than has Senator
Teller"
Senator Jones also said:
II notice a report that Mr. Carnegie is
going to return from Scotland and make
some speeches for Mr.. Bryan and Steven
son. This information was given out by
the Ant-Imperialist League, at Boston.
I have no personal knowledge of the mat
ter whatsoever It may or may not be
true There has been no communication
with Mr.. Carnegie on this subject on the
part of the Democratic National Com
r,itfpa -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

Continued from First Page.)

In 1891 he made a tour of Europe, by adj
vice OF his physician. and in 1881 spent some
weeks in Florida, his health having been
impaired He was not benefited and re-
turned to Washington to finger and to
die In 1858 he became q member of the
Presbyterian Church here, OF which he
had long been q regular attendant.
Not long after his death few OF his
friends here met at the Governors man
sion a Gov. Cars invitation and formed
an association to erect statue OF vance
in the Capitol Square Gov. Carr was MADE
president. A. A. Thompson secretary and
]. G. Brown treasurer. About 5000 was
soon raised by subscription. Gov. Carr
went out of office and retired from the
presidency of the association by reason OF
Ill health. The Legislature OF 1899 made
an approximation of s.. coo for the desired
purpose. Senator Speisht introduced the
bill and he and Representatives Bondale
and Hart were appointed rs the Legisla-
tive Committee. There Were twelve de-
signs fo~ the statue submitted, and that of
Henry Ellicott OF Washington. was accept
cd In conclusion Mr.. Battle said: Thus
he looked as we loved him. thus he looked
as we buried him in the soil Of his native
county. amid the scenes from which he
drank those Inspirations which made him
North Cardinals most distinguished
pa triot the best beloved of all her chill
dren, and in all the annals OF her history
the greatest of her sons. North Caro-
linians we can emulate the patriotism
and other virtues for which he will for
ever stand here as an eXemrlar. though
nature has not given to Us to approach
him in his matchless ability. There are
two vacant riches in Statnary Hall IN
Washington. for North Cardinals sons. |
think we are all agreed that in one Of them
should stand a statue like unto this. but OF
white and purcst marble. representing the
face and form OFF,. p. Vance. Let us see
to It, my friends, that this duty we owe
to ourselves and to him is no longer de-
fnrrnG -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

daughter has received from the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. After beginning the use of
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September Is, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

Especial Dispatch to The Times. J

Especial DlSpatch TO The Ilnes)
WOODSTOCK, VA, August pa private
telegram from Romney, w. Va, to-day
announced the death OF Rev J. C. Jones'
pastor of the local Methodist Church
South. which took place there on yester-
day evening. Mr. Jones had been pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church here
since April. 1898. and was beloved by peo-
pie in all the churches of the town.
He left here unwell two weeks ago. to
spend some time with his wife. who was
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. 3. f
Ball. in Romney, but the people here had
no idea that his illness was SO serious. and
the announcement OF his death came like
a thunderbolt
He was forty-six years of age. and one
OF the strongest ministers in the Baltimore
conference. \ widow and two children
survive him.
The funeral will take place at Harrison
burg tomorrow and a Goodly number Of
Woodstock people will attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23
She Had Only Been Ill Two Days
When the End Came.
MARRIAGE LAST MIG HI.
Doctors Have Failed TO File Their
Ccrtiiicates-Bryan Club to Be
OrSanized-Ncws, Personal.
and Brief, OF Mancbcstes
oaanchester Bureau Richmond Times,
1ll2 HUI Street, Eeattfe Block.

Mrs. Nera Towias, wife of Mr.. W. II.
uowics. died very suddenly yesterday
tnorning at her home, on Spring Hill.
She was taken Ill Sunday. but did not
take her bed until sometima during the
DAY Monday. a short while before her
death she was sitting up in bed and con-
Tersing with those around her.
The family physician attribut her death
Goodman, of Powhatan, and was con-
hected with many prominent people in
that county. Her death will be deeply
tesrttted by her many friends in Manches-
ter, Richmond and Powhatan. The fun
erai arrangements will DE announced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-23

In meet Saturday night in the Mayors
courtroom for the purpose OF organizing
"a Bryan and Stevenson tlub. A idtse
attendance is wanted, and all voters are
requested 10 tGrn out
OVERLOOKED THE MATTER
The physicians of the city have oNsT-
too1ea the fact that the laws governing
nhe n,ractice of medicine in Virginia re
x1uire them to file with the Clerk OF ,llc
musings Court their certificates from the
aState Board OF Medical Examiners. oc'
OF the ten physicians practlcinS meoici,'e
an the citv not one has complied with the
law in this respect. The only ceilihcate
filed is that of DIR. Z. q. Hill. which was
recorded few days ago. DR.. Hill mas not
vet taken out license to practice. but m
tends doing so at an early date. Dr- ltii 5
Intentions at present are TO loca'ee III
Manchester
Miss Sharp is improving rapidly.
DIR. w. Z. Merchant was called TO ches-
Yer Yesterday to attend Mr.. and MIS-.
Waddell. of that place, both Of whom are
quite Ill.
Fred Reams, the little boy who was was
badly burned last week, is DONG as wen
as can be expected.
UNLICENSED DOGS
The police of the city will start on the
Glunt for unlicensed dogs to-day aho
all those who have not paid their license
Mrs Thomas Nunnally and daughter
are visiting the family of DR.. Thornh.N,
in Fauquier county.
DR. r. r. Newett formerly resident
physician ut the Virginia Hospital is now
sn charge Of the drug store of w. j.
Carter.
The New South Council IT. o. Z. A
h., will give trolley party to-
night. the proceeds of which will so to
a charitable cause. The cars viii leave the
Manchester power-house at s o'clock;
Seventh and Perry Streets at SIS. The
car viii go to Lakeside and Forest Hill
Parks. Refreshments VIII be served al
Lakeside.
S.GIT INSTITUTED.
Lucinda Preston. of Chesterfield coun-
ty, Instituted her suit Tuesday against
ahe Seahoard Air Line Railway for dam
ages 10 her land. caused by fire negligent
by escaping from the engine and roadway
of the company Judge Gregory repre-
sents the plaintiff.
COLoRED BAPTISTS.
The colcre6 3. Y. p us of the State
convened in the First Baptist Church. OF
Nhich DIR. A. Binga has charge, yesterday
morning
The following programme was executed:
Opening service. conducted by Reys. w.
NJ Moss and G. w. Goode. D. D.. after