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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
DENouNoED ADMINISTER ALTON.
AItEeId spoke at n Mass Meeting
nseld ia Chicago.

Iseld In Chicago.
Chicago. oct. g3.--Ex- GOV Atreld WINS
the principal speaker tonight ~ Demo
cratic mass meeting At the Auditorium.
The meeting wns one OF series 60 be
held durlng the final two weeks OF the
campaign In China and the great hall
was packed 20 the doors. Gov AltReld do
voted most OF his time 20 a discussion OF
the Philippine question and bitterly de-
rounccd the administrations policy in re-
gard 20 those isinnds
The patriotic intelligence Of America
IL to-day against the Mckinley admins
trnsion." said Gov. Ahgeid. "the men who
are today heading that party. which was
once headed by the mighty Lincoln. are
depending on crime 10 perpeiuate their
power.
There are only two principles known In
tho government of nations. ono 4 brute
force. the other Il the consent - tho gov
erne,i And our fsg IN tho Philippines is
standing not FOR our system 81 govern
ment. but for the same conditions that
prevailed there under Spanish rule for 30
years"
Gov. Altgeld read a letter from a private
soldier in Truep q. Eleventh 4. s. Cavalry
Ia the Philippines. r. which the latter
told 81 the killing OF womsn and children
attending u wedding party during n sue
eeesfui effort 10 capture Filipino general
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
PENSIONS CLAIMED ny $4,000.
Number Of Applicants as Result %
SpnnIsh-American war

Washington. oct. 23.-Many inquiries
have been made recently at the pension
office as to the status Of claims nied for
pensions by soldiers Of the spanish-Amer-
team war. Commissioner Evans said to-
day that the bureau scarcely had time 20
respond TO all the inquiries. but that the
claims we're being adjudicated as rapidly
as POSSIBLE. He added that some OF the
claims had bcen delayed by the difficulty
ia obtaining the necessary official records
az the war department.
There have been filed 5000 claims on
account OF the Spanish American war up
10 Monday morning oct ., said the
Commissioner. calls have been made for
evidence ia 3.i2i Of these claims. Medical
examinations have been ordered by this
bureau IN 2S.32i claims. The differcuce be-
tween the number OF claims filed and the
number % medical examinations or
dercd. practically represents the
number Of widows and dependents claims.
-Four thousand two hundred| and thirty
seven q these claims have been adJudi-
Gated already"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
FOR THE CHILDREN.
10 Keep Their Digestion Perfect
Nothing - so safe aud Pleasant a.
Stnart's Dyspepsln Tablets.

Thousands Of mon and women have
found stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the
safest ana most reliable preparatio for any
form nf indigestion or stomach trouble
Thousands 81 poole who are not sick
but are well ara wish 20 keep well take
Ftuart's Tablets after every meal TO IN.
sure perfect digestion and avoid trouble
BUT Il Is not generally known that the
Tablets are just as good and wholesome
FOR little folks as for their elders
Little children who are pale. thin ana
have no appetite. OF do not grow OF thrive
shouh use the tablets after eating ana
VIII derive great benefit from shem.
Mrs c. u. Crostley. 63s Washington
street. Hohoken. ~. J.. writes: Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets just M tho bill for
children as well 90 for older folks I've
had the best Of luck with them. Ny three
year-0id girl takes them ns readily as
candy I have oniy 10 say tablets" and
she drops everything else and runs for
them
A Buffalo mother a short time ago who
despnire. Of the life Of her babe was 50
delighted with the results from giving
the child these tsbicts that she went be-
fore the notary public 81 Erie county
New York and msde the following am
davlt.
Gentiemen-stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
we're recommended 90 me for my two
months Old baby. which was sick and
puny ana tire doctors said was suffering
from indigestion. ] took the child to the
hospital. but there found no relief. A
friend mentioned the Stuart Tablets and
/ procured box from my druggiFs and
used only the large sweet lozenges 10 the
box vas delighted 20 find they were juss
the thing for my baby. feel justified IN
saying that stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
saved my chiid's life.
Mrs W. T. DETHLOPE
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me this
ieih day % April 1897
HENRY KARrs,
notary Public IN and FOR Erie CO. y. Y.
For babies. no matter how young or del
icase the tablets VIII accomplish wonders
IN Increasing flesh. appetite and growth
tise only the large sweet tablets IN every
box Full slzed boxes are cold hy all
druggists for - cents. and no parcns
shcrld neglect tho use ~ this safe remedy
for al stomach ana bowel throubies u
the child Is ailing IN any way regarding
be- food OF assimilation.
stuart'H Dyspepsia Taolsts have been
known for years a. tho best preparation
for all ssomoah troubles whether In edgiss
or infants.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

for buildings. equipments and grounds.
ft2SO had been spent, aud an endow
ment OF tepleo war IN hand The plane
on whl-h tho university bod been pro-
tectod was higher than the actual means
in hand allowed. From The very begin
ming Vanderbilt University has had placed
upon 60 responsibilities heavier than could
he met by ita resources. The university
has been emphaticaiiy the child 81 faith
In 1873 our grounds had cost us Sss,f 100.
to-day they are worth throe times that
amount. A. that time We had an equip
ueni costing sp.m0. this has grown 20
fve-foid that amount Then We ONned
only one university building SCR purpofo
Of Instruction. now our work IL done IN
nine public buildings which represent en-
expenditure Of nearly s610o0 our endOw-
ment has increased from t3a0.0uo 10 ti.i5l-
90 our four departments have grown q
seven. and the enrolment Of students has
Increased ihree-foid."
The Reception.
Tho reception IN the afternoon took
place la University Hail OF the main col.
lcEe building. beginning Of 6 O'Clock. Tho
chancellor. trustees ard faculty were ths
hostr assisted by q large committee OF
ladies' Presidens and Mrs Hadicy stool
With Chancellor and Mrs. kirkland. Mrs
aud Mrs. Tulct.
This evening the banquet st Kissam Hal
was participated In by 81 guests, incluh.
ing "a number Of visitors Of note. Chan
ceiior Kirkland was master Of ceremonics
and President Hadiey Of Yale. the prin.
cipai speaker His subject was ''Oui
Sister Institutions"
Among other set speeches were thos'
OF Mayor J N. Head. Allen O. Hall and
John Bell kceble Of this city.
AZ the presentation ~ The new Kisrim
Hal this afternoon Chancellor Kirkland
announced that W. X Vanderbilt. M
donor. had found Il impossible for bust
ness reasons. 90 attend. The chancellor
read a letter OF regret from Mr. Wander.
hilt. which expressed the deepest interest
On tn welfare OF che university. The au-
dience voted a telegram OF greeting and
thanks for the sentiments expressed. IN
the letter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
SHOWED THE MINISTER
And Got Him In Line.

In a minister's family in Los Angeles
where ! was visiting sometime ago. the
wife complained of serious indigestion and
dyspepsia She admitted that she used cor
fee and she said MORE than half believed
that was the trouble. I told her that /
knew Il was the trouble. for ! had gone
through with the experience myself ana
had only been cured when left of coffee
and took NJ Postum Food Coffee.
she said she had tried the Postum.
both for herself and her husband, hut
They did not like Il. With her permission.
made Postum next morning myself. and
boiled n full fifteen minutes after the real
boiling OF che pot began. Then when
ID was served. Il was rich. deep brown
color and had the true flavor and food
value that every Postum maker knows.
II IL an folly TO talk ahouf trying 20 make
Postum With one or two minutes steep
iEg
you can't set something good FOR no
thing Il must be boiled. boiled. boiled.
nnd 10 keep IL from boiling over. use small
lump OF butter perhaps twice the size Of
pea. That morning the minister and his
wife liked Postum so well that their whole
lives were changed on the question Of
diet aud they abandoned coffee at once
ana FOR al time.
Now after . hard days work. they are
comforted. refreshed. and rested by .
CUP Of well-mode Postum for supper They
are both enthusiastic In les praise. The
wife has entirely recovered from her dys-
rcpsla I viii not 80 into the details OF
nv own case. except 20 ray that ] was
u desperate sufferer with dyspepsia and
Uncovered by leaving OF coffee that COT
fee was the cause % a. ] quickly got
we'll when took W Postum Food COZ
Zee earnestly hone many more coffee
drinkers may get their eyes open" Name
and address given by Postum Cereal Co..
La. Battle creek. Mich
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
CYCLISTS uNDER TnE DAN.
English and Americans Kept on the
Paris Race Course.

English and Americans Kept on the
Paris Race Course.
Paris. oct. Zls-The whole colony n
English and American cyclists have been
forbidden 10 enter the Pare des Princes.
except 10 withdraw machines ana other
personal property. as result ~ a dispu Q
Sunday between Jacqueiin and NJ Furiand,
tho American rider Mcfarland refusing
20 race as he claimed "a meUacing crowd
surEed over the track
Yesterday afternoon Cooper and Nc
Farlaud went 10 the Pare dfs Princes to
accomplish their daily training. but found
that tho gatekeeper had received strict or
ders not TO allow them To cntef. VIII le
they were arguing the point with him on
Engiishman named Chase arrived only 10
md that he. as well as az other English
racing men. were included among the ex-
PEELED.
NJ. desGraves the manager OF the park
declared that he had no personal resent
ment toward Mcfarland his American
compatriots or friends. but he desired %
point out that Sundays incident had cost
him dearly. as he had been compelled q
return the gate money. 20 bear the cost Of
advertising and to pay the wages - the
stan. a total OF several thousand francs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
LUNACY PROCEEDINGS BEGUN.
Effort 10 Have Mrs. Mickey Returned
20 the Asylum.

Washington. Oct. 2s.-Lunacy procesd-
ings were instituted by the district com
missioners to-day against Katharine s.
Mackey, the wife of ex-Judge Thomas J.
Mackey Of South Carolina. who was dis
charged from the government hospital for
the insane about ten days ago, on habt as
corpus petitioned for by her husband.
The petition filed IN the Supreme Court
Of the district to-day Is signed ard sworn
10 by Mr. Mackey and the object OF ghe
proceedings Is 60 have Mrs Mackey re-
committed 10 the asylum. Judge Mackey
alleges In his petition that his wife Is
lunatic OF homicidal ana otherwise dan
qerous tendencies: that she has been such
a lunatc since the tenth day Of October.
1870: that the cause OF her lunacy is IN
known TO him. but II the Representations
made 10 him are true. she Is unit 70 be
~ large.
A hearing of the petition will be he'd
next Friday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
STILL AFTER CLEVELAND.
Hut the Interviewers Are Getting
Little satisfaction.

Trenton. n J.. Oct 25.-The Trenton
True American will tomorrow quote ex.
President Cleveland as saying;
Il am not aware Of having made any
statement that would Justify the asser.
lion :sat am going to support Mr.. Nc
kinney"
Mr. Cleveland declined 20 make any
statement regarding his position. and the
WORDS quoted were made in response 10
a suggestion from the reporter that a re-.
cent letter OF hts reiteratinE his financial
views Of 1896 was being construed rs
meaning he Intended 90 support Mr. Nc
Kinley IN che present campaign.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
MISSIONARY COUNCIL.
Tbirty-one Bishops and 100 Clergy
men Attended.

Louisville. KY. Oct. 8.--The meeting
Of the missionary council OF the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church OF the entire Uni
ted States. vas formally opened at io.3o
O'Clock this morning az Christ Church
Cathedral by tho celebration OF the Holy
Communion. Thirty one bishops. ana
more than one hundred clergymen wer.
present The business session OF the day
VAS held this afternoon nc Liederkranz
Hall. Immediately after the organization
the r.. Rev. T. 4. Dudley. Bishop OF
Kentucky. delivered the address Of well
come. He rldiculed the idea that the mis-
sionarles are responsible for the troubles
IN China.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

New York. oct 2l-The Journal ami
Advertiser which will print the same
statement tomorrow says that Mr. Clevo-
land added that he had received letter
from the West some weeks ago asking II
he had changed HE views on financial
questions and he replied that NJ had not
Mr. Cleveland added that ne mad retired
from political activity and must decline
to b. drawn into a discussion OF a p0iii-
col character.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

London. oct 23-The Globe this after
tloon announces that Great Britain has
leased from the English contractors the
harbor works OF Ching Wan $40. now ~
course % construction, for "A period ~
eight months. with the object OF landing
men ond stores there nud utilizing thn
branch railroad thence 20 Eng-iIo whers
IL Joins the main line 70 rekin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
WAS LYNcHED ny NEGROES.
The Victim. n Negro. Had Just Mur-
dered His wife.

vicksburg. Miss. oct. q. - Gioster
Barnes. colorcd. was lynohsd by a mob
OF his own people in the northern part of
this county last night In a drunken fury
Barnes murdered his wife, stabbed and
badly wounded negro who interfered and
ENGAGED IN a rife duel with a white man
who attempted 10 arrest him. He was
caught hy a posse after desperate hght.
In which he was Shot through the thigh.
Ia charge OF two colored deputies Barnes
was started for the county JAN here. on
the road his escort was put 10 flight by
big crowd Of negroes. who took the muir
derer into a thickct and shot him 90 death.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
GAzELEE's EXHIBITION.
Prince Tuan L. Evidently sim on the
Marpnth.

Tien Tsln. oct. p Gen. Gaselee's cxpe-
di,ion Joined Lord Campbells oct. - md
the oomblucd force was expected 70 rlach
Pao Ting Fu yesterday.
At We Nan the British discovered let
ter from Prince Tuan ordering tire exter-
rnination Of the expedition among the
marshes and Offering arms from the SOW
crnmcuL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

sew York. oct. 23-An autopsy was
..' .o-day on the body OF Capt d. Whit
~ birmingham. Ala. who was found
AZ 10 tho hallway OF an alleged gam
house in Elizabeth street yesterday.
.- elimination showed that he died OF
'lNosis or the liver and alcoholism. The
"il Doe shipped TO birmingham.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
THE SOUTHERN DIRECTORS.
Former Hoard Was Reelected for
the Ensuing Nenr.

the tnSuing Year.
Richmond. Va. oct. 23.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF che south
ern Railway Company. held here to-day.
the former board % directors was re-
elected as follows. Alexander h. Andrews.
Joseph Bryan. Harris O.. Fahnestock.
William W. Finley. Robert NJ Galloway.
Samuel NJ Inman. Adrian iselin. Jr.
Samuel Spencer. Charles Steele Skipwi;h
Wilmer ana James 4. Woodward
The annual meeting % the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway was held at the office
Of the company this morning. The re-
Port Of the dircctors 60 the stockholders.
which has already been made public. was
approved. and tho aid 81 the company was
extended 10 the Grceubrlcr Railway. now
being constructed up the Greenbrier riv
er The following were elected directors
Tor the coming year. II. Mex. Twom-
n.ev. New York. Clnuncey ". pepew. II
Hayden. New York. y. Parker Short
ridge Mynnewood Pa. S. 81. Provost
samuel Rea. Philadelphia. W O Stevens.
p. Axteh " r Wickham. Richmond.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
DowIE MOnnED IN LONDON.
Faith Healer Set Upon by n Band o
students.

Faith Healer Set Upon by n band o.
students.
London. oct p John Alexander Dowio
the Zionist OF Chicago. was mobbci az O
meeting at st. Martins Town HAL yes
terday afternoon. From 60 90 700 stu
denis attempted 20 prevent the faith
healer from entering the hall hut strong
force q police pulled Mr Dowie through
the moi Of students and arrested the
ringleaders
Although Mr.. Dowie had exercised tho
greatest possible precaution in the issue
81 tickets. refusing hosts of applicants
he WIS severely heckied az the evening
meeting. Tie announce "a thc close Of
his address that hc had learned o. pot
20 murder him. and had communicated tho
details 70 the authorities.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
TOOK TuE DRAFT AND FLED.

Woman I'm Divorce suit In Hur-
~ 10 Get Tier Aiimony.
Bowling Green. O.. oct. 2.-While the
court was granting decree Of divorce
Yesterday afternoon TO Mrs. John Loren
Peters OF North Baltimore, she secured
possession q draft for 5000 thar had
been made out 20 her IN payment or all
mony. which the court was expected 90 de-
cree. and He'd from the court room. The
draft was cashed at nearby bank Later
Mrs Peters and her father. John Bartz.
who had assisted her In getting the draft
cashea. were arrested on a warrant sworn
ont by s. r. Harrison. the woman's al
torney. who claims part OF the money be
longs to him. The entry OF the COURTS
decree has not yet been completed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
RussIA's BIG BATTLEsHIP.
The RetvIEan Launched mt Cramps
Shipynrds.

Shtpynrds.
Philadelphia. oct 3.-The rev Russian
battleship Retvizan was launched a.
Cramps ship yard this afternoon. No
wine was used AZ the christening. the Rus-
sian ceremony being observed. Rev.
Alexander A. HotOvsky. rector Of the
Russian orthodox church, OF New York.
oficiated. assisted by two other priests
clad in the vestmenis OF the church.
The new battlcship Is the iargest ever
built a. this country. Her total cost will
be- 10000.
Tho Retvizan s. SO feet IN length be
tween perperdiculars. has breadth or
twenty-seven feet two and a half inches
a aispIace rnent Of 1870 tons. draf, not
10 exceed twenty-six feet ana spesd Of
eighteen knots for twelve hours az fun
displacement
Her batteries will consist OF four y
inch. twelve 6-inch. twenty 3-inch
guns and six torpedo tubes. Her
main belt Of armor is nine inches To-
thickness. and her gun easements are five
INCHES thick.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
GERMAN TROOPS SUFFERING.
German Attitude Toward the Rebel
lion Not Defined.

Berlin. oct 23.-Advioes from China
show that the German troops are suffer-
Ing in health. News Of the death % three
from discare was cablo1 to-day.
When the attention Of tho German for
eign Office was called 20 the successes Of
che rebels In Kwang Tung province. aud
"a WINS asked whether the Powers had
yet discussed their attitude toward the rec
bellion. a high official replied in the neg
alive, but implied thai % would soon be-
come necersnrv 10 discuss that point
The papers SOY that the FIRST measure
that VIII be- iutfodured 81 The Releasing
will be bin indemnifyiug the govern
ment for the expenditure on the China
eNuodition
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Washington. Oct. 2l-Bolivia - again
represented In Washington by a minister
pleniootentiary. Secretary Hay has pre-
scented 70 the President IN that capacity
senior Fernando r. Guachalia. formerly
minister for foreign affairs for Bolivia.
who has Just arrived in Washington.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
NEGRO PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
white of North Carolina May he
Made nm Omcer.

Made nm Onicer.
Boston, oct. 23.-Josoph H. Henderson
OF Providence r. l.. president OF the
American Protective League. a national
organization Of colored people. Il arrang-
ing matters In connection with the open
ing OF national headquarters in Provi-
dence. as voted Al the national conference
Al Indianapolis last August.
President Henderson, IS contemplating
me appointment Of Congressman George
II. White OF North Carolina as the attor-
ney general OF the league. Articles Of In
corporation are now In line OF progress.
II is said that the league VIII be incor-
porated for a quarter OF million dol
lars. the biggest race concern OF the
KIND Ia the world.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

'eW York, oct 23.-Emanuei Blucmen-
So Was to-day appointed by Justice
''elman as referee 20 take testimony In
a. ~ Tor absolute divorce brought by
..' .minn Marie MacDowcll against VII
ann Melbourne MacDowen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
ACCUSED NEGRO OF THEFT.
~ Led 60 the Fatal shooting OF n
Florida Planter.

valdossa. Ca. oct. III. r. Redding.
a prominent planter OF Madison county.
Florida. was shot and fatally wounded
on his plantation last night by a Negro
Mr Reddng. Il h understood. accused the
negro Of stealing cotton.
The negro ESCAPED. but Is being pursued
BY a large posse.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
KENrucNY's GUNs ADJrsTED.

hattlcshiD Wiil Be Ready ia Go 60
sea Tomorrow.
Washington oct % -The navy depart
ment to-day received the following tcle-
81 an from Capt. Chester. detailing the
suits OF the attempt made 70 adjust
ne turret guns OF the battleship Ken
tleky.
Tompkinsvilic DOT. ~ Kentucky re-
turned from successful test Of one gun;
.f'd three charges WIN adjust other
mounts. be ready for sea Thursday.
Chester"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
srEAnEn's nUDDER GONE.
city OF Key West IL an n Helpless
Condition.

Jacksonville. Fla. oct. 23.-The steam
ship City Of Key West Is In a helpless
condition and anchored below Cape Can
avarsi she has lost her rudder. The tue
Three Friends left here to-day 20 tow her
into this port where she viii he repaired.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

u. finSfori. KY, oct @-Henry r.
f. e',sey was placed In JAIN here to-day.
- Jay on his cot with his face covered
"a Ne Wa moved from the train 70 the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Berlin. Oct = Baron won kiehthofen,
Under-secretary Of the foreign office, has
been appointed 70 succeed Count v0o Bue-
2ow as minister Of foreign affairs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24

Montgomery. Ala. Oct. q. The Demo
cratic primary In the Fifth Alabama dis-
trict resulted IN the domination OF G.. w,
Thompson fQr Congress-.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
INVITATION TO SAMPSON.
tie Has Been Asked 90 Attend the
Alabama state Fufr.

birmingham. Ala. oct 23-Col. Falk-
'.T president OF Alabama State Fair As
a.''ation has invited Admiral Sampson to
- nls guest during the fair. Nov. lilo.
we want Admiral sampson 20 see
hai an exceedingly cordial welcome a
+.nefu city would give him and we
"4 him 10 know that our peouie ap2re-
.e his services 90 his country" said
@al FAlkncr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
PRESIDENT REACHES CANTON.
Large Crowd Gathered NJ the Depot
90 Greet Him.

Canton. o.. oct. 23-Presidens and Mrs.
Mckinley reached Canton at 1880 q. m.
in a private car attached to the regular
Pennsylvania train. There was no or
eanized demonstration. but a large num-
Der OF people assembled on the station
Platform. and gave them n hearty wei
come as ,hey passed under a large fns.
dra1e,i over a section OF the platform.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-24
LnBERIAN MADE A CITIZEN.
FIRST CoIored Man Ever NaturaliEed
in Delaware.

Wilmington. Del. oct. 23.-The first col
cred man ever naturalized In this state
william Spencer Anderson. aged % years.
a native Of Liberia. has been granted his
nnal papers by Judge Bradford In the
Federal Court here Andersou's grandpa
Their was a former president of Liberia.
hut the new citizen has resided IN VII
rnington since he was i've years 81 age,