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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
AN ADMISSION OF NORTHERN
sELFIsHNEss.


In the New York sun OF Saturdays Is
sue there Is a letter from Alexander r.
Lawton OF this city. in which he says Il
Is his intention to vote for AR Mckinley.
He gives his reasons for prsferring Mr..
Mckinley 10 Mr. Bryan In The course
Of his letter he Gays that a sontherner
rs not 30 much for the Democrats as
against the Republicans. why7 Not be-
cause ne fears social equality hut be-
cause he fears 10 see even the entering
wedge 10 negro domination"
The negro IS unit TO rule. That was
clearly demonstrated during the carpet
bag period. A few years OF negro DON'T
nation In any one Of the Southern states
would ruin that state II would become
overwhelmed with debt and property
would decline in value until II would hard
~ be worth having.
The Sun prints an editorial article IN
which Il undertakes 10 answer some OF
the points made by Mr.. Lawton. In the
course OF hs article Il says:
when. therefore Southern men use The
argument thnt support OF Bryan Is neces-
sary TO white supremacy" Is II surpris-
ing that the conservatism OF the rest OF
the Union gets az opinion OF such suprem-
acy which istnot fattering? a supremacy.
white or black or yellow. which imperis
every mans property Is a barbarous SUI
premacy. according 10 our notions.
As We said the other day. the American
people outside OF the old secession Con-
fcderacy are getting tired OF this ever
lasting negro question: and its use In the
campaign OF 1896 and now again In this
campaign as an excuse for assisting Ia
an assault on property and the security
Of business and the stability OF society
has exhausted their patience utterly.
Here we have IL stated as clearly as
II Il possible 10 state Il. that the North
has poor opinion of the South because
the latter will not lend helping hand 10
defeat Organism, which. In the opinion OF
the North. means the destruction OF prop
eriy values. but the North knows
that II the south were 10 aban-
don it's opposition TO the Re-
pubilcsn party she would be in danger
OF metro domination. which means the
destruction OF her property values. In
other words. the North. according to the
sun. wants the South TO open the way
to negro domination In the Southern
states. and to al OF the evils that follow
o, in order that the Northern states may
be saved from the loss OF their property
through Organism. II that is not selfish
ness pure and simple Il would be hard
10 ind H.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
Ne was an Up-se-Da,e hoy.

He was a freckled- faced. foxy-lookins
boy Of "a or Il. and not more than about
half as big rs he ought 20 be. but he was
wiry and his eyes were clear. Gays the
Washington Star The proprietor Of the
tered
do you want boy here7'' asked tho
youngster. with confidence.
What do I want with "A boy7' replied
the proprietor. with an intent 10 have fun
with his visitor
Il don't know" was the unahashed re-
sponse Il guess they have boys around
stores sometimes. and thought you might
want one"
Wen. since you have meutioned Il. ]
DO"
What kind OF a hoy do you want?'
The proprietor looked him over with
more or less suspicious eye.
II want "a good boy" he said slowly.
Then l won't do" said tho youngster.
why won't you? Arc you a bad boy?'
"Um-um-er. hesifated the caller. m
just a boy. that's all. There's something
wrong with EN- when they're good. %
He started out, when the proprietor
called him back.
Hold on" he said. Maybe you are
what I want"
~ fR4 1Nil WANT tupo AuttiNfI ~
Il" said the boy. and YOU won't have
60 push me along. either"
How much do you want7"
Il want a million. but III take s. a
week"
when can YOU begin"
This very minute. n youn give me my
supper. haven't had anything 70 eat for
three weeks"
Nothing 20 eat for three weeks"' ex-
claimed the proprietor.
Nothing ne. I've scrapel along AZ
could. but I haven't had a square meal
with pie on the side"
IAN rignt. you shall have your supper.
And where will YOU sleep7'
oh. ] won't steep az all. I'm going to
stay awake % nights when ] amt busy
SOS can feel row good u is 10 have
job and got money In my clothes. Huly
zee, there's a kid or there trying 20 get
away with a piece OF lead pipe. Let me
crack him once" And the new employe
dashed out after the offender
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
BRIGHT BITS.

-fAkeiy-sIrs. Youngwed-This milk
ought to be good. dear. The man says It
Is certified.
Youngwed-who by. the Water Commits
sioner 7-Detroit Free Press.
"A Dilemma-Drver OF Terrified Pony
Pull your COMPOUNDED dog away. you SID
~ IDIOT"
Leader OF Playful Boarhound-Beg par
don. sir. hut master told me particular 20
cross i'm. or e might collar met
Punch.
"A Saving Little wife-Mr. Payne
What! sixiy-eleht dollars for an even
ting dress? why. thought YOU were going
20 have your last years black lace made
overT"
Mrs Payne-I did. dear had Il made
over red satin. ard that's what cost So
Philadelphia Eve ming Bulletin.
Fair visitor-So you have really de-
cided not TO sell your house2
Fair Host-Yes. You see. we placed the
matter Ia the hands OF real estate
agent. After reading his lovely advertise
ment OF our property neither John nor
myself could think OF parting with such
a wonderful and perfect home Tit Bits.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

They had come up from Lower Mary
land-man aud wife--to have their tin
types taken by a travelling operator at
the Marlboro fair a week ago. says tho
Washington Post. The husband thought
It well to have fair understanding OF the
matter beforehand and so he entered the
gallery on wheels and asked:
How much fur two picturs?'
Fifty cents" was the reply.
'Win 20 take prime coonskin in pay
mentT'
Yes"
win we look nateral?'
You will"
kin stand with knife I'm my hand.
as " ready TO tackle a barr
You can"
kin the ole woman hev her hands
clnsped and her eyes rolled up ike some
Of them rich folks2"
II she wants To-"
An yo'n take all the rislts?"
What risks do you mean
Wal, hain't purity nor proud. but the
ole woman q. and yo'li heV 20 take
twist QUE OF her nose and shorten Up her
chin a leetle or she'll git right up arter
scein' the pictur' and light on yo' like a
turkey On a 'tater bug. The last teiier
that was here only survived two DAYS ar
ter takn her pictur'. aud ! thought 10
was only sguar' TO tell go bout st."
The artist declined 20 take the risks.
ana tho old man picked up his coonskin
and went ont, saving.
Cant blame so, stranger. Can't blame
20 "a bit. Yo' don't want TO be tdre all 70
nit ces ana hev this wagin wrecked fur
the sake OF one coonskin. III git the ole
woman seven yards OF kaliker and she'll
hev 60 roll up her eyes at that and let
the pictur' 20"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

THE SAVANNAH PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, MILITARY.

ormond b. Strong (cornelD, Head Master.
a school whose instructors are univer-
sity men familiar with modern methods.
and men who have demonstrated their
success as teachers in preparing boys for
college and business A school whose diplo-
ma Is accepted la lieu OF examination by
many colleges, and whose headmaster
has the highest endorsement by the presl-
dents OF Cornell and OF the University Of
California A school whose directors are
among the most prominent men OF the
state. A school where your boy would
receive personal supervision and en-
couragement, where he could obtain
thorough and systematic training In body
and mind: where he could prepare his
lessons for the next day under an In
structor's care In the afternoon Just as he
would at the best boarding schools and
where you would have no worry about
his associates, A GROWING SCHOOL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
% PAGES.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetinrs-savannah Council American
Firemen.
Special Noticcs-spelman a. o'Brien;
ROYAL Music Han: a Card Of Thanks.
Emil Eckstoln: Rice Milling. Rice Flour.
Rice chaf. the savannah Rice Mil Com
pany. New Goods. Bernard Brady; Paper
Hanging and Painting. G. n. Hook; For
$40 at Auction Youmans q Demmond.
Special Sale OF Wheels. Thomas Bicycle
Emporium: News OF Great Material In
teresi. Masonic Temple Pharmacy; the
Ola Reliable. Jas. }. Joyce; 1 Lead the
Gang, Nj. s. Gardner; Growing. CHAINS
Restaurant: Teacher OF Piano, Miss Nir-
ginla Ashley: School Of Drawing and
Painting. Miss Morel; School Books. Con-
nor's Book Store: Interest Notice, Ogle-
thorpe Savings and Trust Company: Bids
For New Closets. Chatham County Com
rnissioners; Lessons Ia OIL Painting, Tiney
Molina; Special Notice, 49, Cohen. savan-
nah steam Dye Works: Bln OF Fare. Lee
vans Cafe. Instrumental Music, Mrs.
Agnes W. Black.
Business Notlces-Delivery Wagons.
Cohen Kulman Carriage and Wagon Com
pany: Water Colora. Green Co; Autumn
weddings. Hunter & Van Keuren: Re
moval Notice Electric supply Company
E'& W. Laundry.
our Autumn Display-Daniel. Hogan.
The Ribbon Klng-M. A. Stokes.
our ran Opening Leopold Adler.
Financial. Overlon Paine a Co. New
York; Jacob Berry a. Co. New York.
First Showing OF New FAN GooSis-The
Bee Hive.
Queen Quality shoes-Giobe Shoe Com
pany.
Nobby Line of Riding saddles-Leo
Frank.
A Blaze Of Brilhants-B. H. Levy 4
Bro.
New saore-M. Dryfus.
Grand Millinery opening-At Gutman's.
A Festival Of style-Gustave Eekstein
4 Co
Nothing So Cheap Unless l, Is Also
0ood-P. 7. Foye
Ladies' neutrality-suspicious. a Meyer.
You Accepted our Invitatbon-J. /.
Morrison.
our Fail opening-Leopold Adler.
New Fan Line Rsady-Meropolitan
Clothing Company.
There Aust BE Something wnong-An-
suai Gas Light Company.
Mems Goods-Tho Bee Hive
Irs ID 60 You-G. W. Allen Co.
Italian Marble and Cameo ware-Thos.
West 4 Co.
Al the Dressy Girls in Town-Byck
Bros.
Ansnsemeuts-''The Belle OF New York"
81 Theater. Oct. 3.
Auction sales-A Tract Of Land. by
Younans 4 Demmond. Auctioneers.
Medicai-Radway's Ready Relief; Mum
yoa's Blood Cure: Wine OF cardui; Peru
M: Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound;
Hood's sarsaparilla. DR.. Hathaway; Hum
phFey's Remedies.
Cheap Column Adverusements-fieip
Wanted: Ersployment Wanted: For Rent;
For sale: Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
srNAron nEvEnIpan.s MIsrAKE.

In his speech before the Marquette Club
OF Chicago che other day. Senator Bev-
eridre OF Indiana. took occasion 20 say,
speaking for himself. THAI he thought
Congress made a mistake when u prom
ised Independence 70 the Cuhans. Il may
be that a great many men OF this coun.
try. VINO are prominent IN politics and
business. hold that opinion, but was 81
wise on the part OF the senator TO say
that a mistake had been made2- IL must
not be- forgotten that an opinion on such
a matter by a United States Senator has
far greater weight than a like opinion
expressed by person holding no position
In the government would have.
The Cuhans are already very suspicious
OF this country. The great majority Of
them are not yet FUZZY convinced that IL
Is the purpose OF our government to give
them their independence Il was because
or that suspicion probably that 80 large
a percentage Of the delegates to tho Con.
stitusional Convention s. OF the revolu-
tlouary element. The people were afraid
to trust the conservative business men and
property owners. They selected as dele
eases men who had been prominent in
the war against spsln.
The utterauce OF Senator Beveridge will
have the effect OF strengthening the saa-
picion Of the cubans that the United
States have plan for cheating them out
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
nRyAN FAvoRs FarE SPEECH.

There are two things IA Mr.. Bryan's
campaign methods which command shc
hearty approval Of everybody. One s.
speeches and the other Is that he insists
that his opponents shall have every op-
portunity 10 express their views. There
was never a falrer or frankcr candidate
Tor thb highess office IN the gift OF the
American people.
During his speech nj Huron. & D.. on
Friday. reported In our dispatches yester-
day. some one said: why did Teddy gee
rottcn-ogEed In Colorado7 In answer Mr.
Bryan said: Ask those who did A.
might suggest 70 sou that when they
threw rotten eggs az me IN Chicago. no
Republican found fault with a.. but my
friends. I am going TO do better than tho
Republicans. am going 20 ma fault with
any one who intcrfcres with any man
who expresses his opinions on any ques-
ton In the United States" That was like
Mr.. Bryan. lie wants every man to have
fair chance 20 say what he thinks on
public questions He h so confident that
the views he holds are correct. and for the
best interest OF the whole country. chat
he IS not afraid Of having them attacked.
on the contrary. ne invites the fullest dis
cussion Of them.
The Republicans are doing their utmost
TO make polklcai capital out OF the at
tack that was made on Gov. Roosevelt az
Victor. Col. a day or two ago. They
---. - - a.. ....t-.s f.cr.c-rasfr r,urtw
responsible for v. They speak q as an
exhibition Of the spirit-she spirit 81 an
archy-which Mr.. Bryan is stirring up
throughout the country. They know very
well that the Democrats leaders had
nothing whatever to do with a.; no more
than the Republican leaders had 60 do
with the attack which Yale students made
on Mr.. Bryan at New Haven In the cam
paign Of 1886. The attack was the out
growth OF the spirit Of lawlcssness which
prevails IN Victor which town s. said 10
he about tho most lawless one In the state
Of Colorado.
As a matter OF fact. st is said that the
demonstration was not against Gov.
Roosevelt. but against Senator wolco't.
who. not very tong ago. was free sl-
yer man. and who 81 now seeking re-
election 20 she Senate from that state.
Among certain Of the Colorado miners
there Is n very bitter feeling against him.
because the opinion Is held that he has
not been true 10 chose who were mainly
instrumental IN having him elected 20
the Senate.
Gov. Roosevelt ala not feel aggrievcd
a, the rlotous demonstrations at the Vic
tor meeting. Ills friends say thas no en-
loved them Immensely, and would Ike TO
have such an exhibition OF lawlossness ev-
cry once in while. Just for the FUN he
would get ont OF H. II is certain that the
Victor demonstrated was not provoked
hv anything that Mr. Bryan had ever
said. lie IS a man Of peace and believes In
winning political victories by peaeetnl
methods. He uses arguments 20 gain con
verts. not clubs ard stones.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

Thomas Il. Lane. poet.artlst. author ana
publisher died IN Elizabeth. \. j.. few
days ago. in the elghty-six,h year OF his
age. He was an intimate friend OF Edgar
Allan Poe. Cor and with whom he pub
lishcd bhe broadway Journal many years
ago. II IS said that Richard Henry stod-
dard. Thomas Dunn English and Parke
Goodwin are the few stii alive who re-
member Poe and Lane as co-workers. Mr..
Lane was an artist OF ability, and several
OF his pictures adorn the walls OF the Cap
itol az Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

At the meeting of she Charleston City
smyth ia offering chicora Park 20 the
government as a site for the naval sta
ton was unanimously approved. and Ad-
miral Rodgers was informed by telegraph
thas the park was at the service Of che
government. The Admiral was also in
formed that Council has taken action with
respect to a water supply for the city. 80
that the Indications on the WHOLE" says
tho News ana Courier. encourage the be-
lief thas the naval station will be removed
to Charleston" The authorities az Wash
ington are probably waiting for something
10 encourage the BELIEF that the water
works VIII be built
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

II seems that there Is a Filipino tunta
in Havana; and in that junia there IS
some person who is given to 'pipe
dreams" This dreamer the other day
gave out % a Newspaper correspondent
the information" that Agoneiiio. the Fiji
pino agent In Paris. had succeeded IN en-
gasing Capt. Alfred Dreyfus 10 roorgan-
Inc the Tagal forces. while IL may be
that Capt. Dfeyfus loves a military life.
and there Is no further military career
Tor him in France. a. Is unlikely that he
would enter the service Of Aguinaldo.
where neither fame nor fortune is to BE-
wonL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
M0rtOn'S School for Boys.

The fifteenth session OF this school
which is the largest and best equipped
private school IN this city. commences
Oct. /. Thorough instruction In all de-
partmcnts. Students from this school en-
ter the state University on Principals
certificate without entrance examination
Special instruction for those wishing
TO enter the U. g. Academies
For catalogues or other information ad-
dress. ]. n. MORTON. NJ. A
1917 Macon street. east. Principal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

The publication OF she names % the M
ty-one members Of the Twcnty-ninih Reg
in1ent Of Volunteers IN the Philippines
who have disappeared. and may have met
death az the hands % the F1lipinos. brings
home 20 many Georgia families one mean
ing Of Hsiiitarism and imperialism. A CON
siderable proportion OF the men mis-
sing were enlisted in this state.
and left parents or other kin
dred here. II they have been mas
sacred there will be mourning in many
Georgia homes. sim. their probable fate
Is what may be periodically expected 20
bcfall young mon Of the United states on
duty IN the Philippines. n the adminlsJra-
tons policy Of holding the islands N
subsection Is 90 obtain.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

The Heraids report says that IN the
Greene and Gaynor hearing before Com
missioner Shields IN New York the other
day. Alr Robert +. westcott, Capt. Car
ter's father-in-law. broke down aud wept
on the witness stand when reference was
made 90 his daughter death"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

One OF the queerest OF Authorizations
struck Michael Folsh IN Chicago the other
day. ia imagined that n he climbed a
tall chimney ne could jump into Heaven.
Now, according 90 Sam Jones. Heaven Is
not tn the neighborhood OF Chicago. but
the opposite place Is only half a mile
AWAY
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

The wars in South Africa and China
have been keeping MS busy with the study
Of geography. and now the Blecsro-Ther-
apeutic Conference in New York and the
exPerimenters in parth.nogenesis at
Woods Holl have sent US skurrying to the
dictionary. This r. great educational
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
The Cardinals coincidence. Gone

The Cardinals coincidence" Gone.
The story OF che cyciist who found over
the door OF Cheshire church the cheerful
text. This Is the gate OF Heaven" with
the modifying postscript. ''This door a.
closed In the winter months" recalls 20
Tho Tablet another incongrusy OF a ruth.
~ similar kind. Cardinal Manning we,t
one day 90 his publishers for "A copv az
hook Of his own-"Coandencc In CO. !"
The order was shouted down TO the sto.l.
room. whence came the reply "Afanning,e
Confidence IN Col all gone" The car.
dinal heard and smiled. II happened that
ne was then IN very pcssimistic mood
owing TO the apathy. as he thought ~
his clergy about an agitation fog AZ
Stcad'D with which he sympalhizea and
they did not. The Cardinal took the -.
ply as an intended lesson, and he lef, or-
chard street a wiser and happier man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

President Truesdale says Senator Hanna
Is not the man who Is trying 20 settle the
coal miners strike Nevertheless. n the
strike should be settled. Hanna would be
apt 20 claim the credit Tor 81.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30
CURRENT COMMENT.

Commenting on the facts with respect
to cities shown by the census. the New
York Journal OF Commerce Ond) says:
III Omaha and Lincoln padded their re-
turns. Il was 10 sustain the inflated values
OF town lots ana to encourage the sale
OF farm lands at the prices OF city cor
uer lots. Nothing could grow the way
Western cities pretended and really sup
posed they were growing ten years ago,
aud most OF the suffering in the West at
trlhuted to the crime OF 1879 was really
due to the land boom from 1856 20 1895. +"
The Galveston News Dem) says;
Hanna Is charged with trying 10 scare
tho country by circulating the reports that
II MIR. Bryan s. elected he VIII appoint
Richard Croker 10 a cabinet position Il
is now In order FOR the Democrats 90 re-
ialiate by declaring that Il Mckinley Is
elected he will appoint Thomas Plat to
a cabinet place 1t may be said that n
either were appointed and he should con-
duct the affairs OF his Office as he does
his party IN the city Of New York the
Office would be run right up 10 the ham
die TO use a homely phrnse."
The Norfolk CVa) Landmark CDem)
says: The Colorado toughs who attack
"a Gov Roosevelt and his stumplng party
NJ the town OF Victor simply disgracea
themselves and their locality. besides do
iug the most effective thing In their pow
er to help the man they were trying to
iujure. We have no admiration Tor Roose-
Welt as a politician, and we resent his in
suits 10 the Democrats OF the country:
but 80 far as that anair in Colorado goes,
he has our sincere sympathy. IL the
toughs are looking for somebody 20 bully.
they make a mistake In selecting Roosc-
Welt"
The TAMPA CFla) Tribune Dcm) says:
''rhe more Senator Hanna exploits him
self publicly as champion OF tho Re
publican ticket. the more he hurts the
cause success OF which II 50 dear TO him.
This Is n fact that ought To be obvious 10
AIR. Hanna himself as Ii certainly must
be TO Republican leaders who are at an
in touch with public sentiment. Air
Hanna is distinctly unpopular This may
be his misfortune, rather than his fault.
but whether justly 50 or not. the fact re-
mains. The Ohio senator has come 70 be
regarded as the type OF the grasping and
INSCRIPTIONS capitalist lie is only IN
politics 20 serve his own ends and those
OF the class whom he Is supposed 20 rep
resent lie r. pCpulafiy supposed to be
the bitter enemy Of the workingmnn. tho
champion OF trusts and the embodiment OF
ali that Is inimicai TO the true interests
Of the common people,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-30

Bishop Potter says tsat Il Is the good
citizens who are responsible for what goes
wrong In poliilcs. However. that doesn't
LEI out the fellow who corrupts the bal
lot box and his pal" who works jobs into
the appropriation hlIA