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The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
AT THE THEATER.
Sale of Seats for McLean-Tyler In
gagement Begins To-day.

"A Poor Relation" was presented at
small audiences. The company and play
are both excellent, and theater-goers
who did not go missed a good thing.
Tonight and tomorrow matinee and
night THE Sorrows of Satan" will be
the attraction. The play is taken from
Marie Corelli's novel of the same
name, and has many strong scenes. His
Satanic Majesty is represented in hu-
man guise. and is what might be term
ed IAN up to date devil" An outline Of
the story is as follows: Satan, meets
Godfrey Tempest, a poverty-stricken.
literary man, and to him conveys a
large fortune, which Satan hopes he
will use in the aid of good deeds.
Tempest, however, prefers a life of
luxury and dissipation, and the
unfortunate Satan. much against
his will, is forced to lead him through
all the sinfulness of London, o leader
ship which he is. of course, eminently
fitted TO assume. despite his personal
repugnance. Tempest meets and falls
in love with Lady Sibyl Elton, a beau
tiful, ingenious, sensitive and suscep-
Eble. girl. Sibyl, however. has fallen
in love with the handsome Satan, him.
self, and only marries Tempest so as
10 be near his Satanic friend. She begs
Satan for his love, and being repulsed.
commits suicide. and il is only at the
very last moment that she learns that
her mad fnfatuation has been for the
Evil One. Tempest seeks forgetful-
ness on board Satan's yacht. In mid
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
Lexington Trottins Races.

Lexington. Ky. Oct i7.-sum"a',
2:iO Pace.-Council Chimes, won -
tie squan. second. lone. third
time 2:l5h. rsola.
The West stake. Trotting -L'e.''i-''
won, Lady Patchle second. Lazy
stance. third. Best time 2.lb. Ian.
2.l8 Trot Unfinished .--Galbei"r Ma.
Alice Carr, second. Una Belle'
Best time 2,ieh.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
TO HOLD MINERS CONVENTION.
Those of the Two virginia's Called
to Meet at Huntington.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 17-President
Mitchell and Secretary Wilson of the
United Mine Workers of America will
soon leave for Huntington, w. Va, to
attend a convention of miners on Oct
81. A call has been issued to the or
ganized and unorganized miners in
both West Virginia and Virginia to
send delegates. This will be the first
convention held by the miners of these
states
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
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ROMANS ARE INDIGNANT.
Don't Like Roosevelt's Entertain
ment of Booker Washington.

Rome, Ga, Oct. 17.-Much indigna-
ton is expressed here over President
Roosevelt's having entertained the ne
gro Booker T. Washington, at dinner
with his family. Several persons have
said that they would now refuse an in
PRODUCTION to President Roosevelt
Others think that Savannah should
withdraw its invitation to him.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18

Norfolk. Va. Oct. 17.--The 2l6 tro1
was not finished to-day at the sta1e
Fair track. Six heats were run on
The other events resulted as foH""iSn
2:14 Pace .-Alvina Wilkes won
straight heats; Frank Yokum, secohN'
Evadna, third Best time 2;lS, "a
Half-mile Running Mark hsl.S
won, Prospect, second, Calma' ln'' We
Time b3A
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
IN FAR OFF MINNESOTA.
A CoIored Womnn's Club Refused
Admission to state Federation.

Owatonna. Mimi. Oct. 1.-THE
Adelphi Colored Women's Club of st.
Paul to-day was refused admission to
the Minnesota Federation of Women's
Clubs. The convention by, almost
unanimous vote. instructed its dele
gates to the general convention to be
held next summer at Los Angeles, to
accept the wisest compromise upon the
color question that was offered.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
IN POLICE COURT.
Brass Thief and n Burglar Remand
ed for Trial.

At yesterdays session of Police Court
Henry Jackson, the negro known to
the police as Peggy" was remanded
for trial in the City Court for the lar
ceny of brass from the Central of
Georgia Railway Company.
Henry Sutton, the negro found in
Vincent Ferraro's shoe store, on
Broughton street, by Patrolman Tul-
lis, was remanded for trial in the Su-
perior Court on a charge of burglary.
Henry Simmons. colored, was turned
over to the City Court for the larceny
Of a butcher knife and four dozen
eggs from Mrs. Abe Morris of No. 10
Montgomery street.
The case against Frank Smith and
Philip Farley. the West Side boys, ar
rested by Detective Murphy for bur-
glary, was continued until this morn
ing.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
MARK TWAIN IN POLITICS.
Compares Richard Croker to Warren
Hastings and New York to India
Under Hastings' Rule.

New York, Oct. 17-Samuel E.
Clemens mark Twain) entered the To-
cal political campaign tonight by ad-
dressing an audience of invited guests
at the Waldorf Astoria. The whole ad-
dress was a comparison of Richard
Croker to Warren Hastings, and the
city of New York to India under Hast
ings rule. He used the words spoken
by Edmund Burke at the trial of Hast
ings, substituting Mr.. Crokers name
where that of Hastings occurred, and
New York city where India occurred.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18

Officers of Amsterdam National
Think Arnitage FOully Dealt
With.

With.
New York, Oct 17.-George Armi-
tage, messenger at the New Amster-
dam National Bank in this city, has
been missing since Tuesday last.
When he disappeared he had with him
$4,000 in checks and drafts. Accord
ing to the Commercial ADVERTISED Of
this afternoon, the bank officials be-
lieve that he has been foully dealt
with. Armitage had been in the bank S
service for some time and had always
been found reliable and punctual.
On Tuesday he went out to collect on
checks and drafts received by his
bank the sum being variously stated
at from $4,000 to 100000. He failed to
return to the bank and has not been
seen since.
This morning the bank officers re-
ceived by express the banks wallet
which Armitage had carried, contain
ing all the missing checks and drafts
except $5,996.5S. which may be actual
cash or negotiable paper.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
The New Mormon President.

Salt Lake, Utah. Oct. 17.-At the reg
ular meeting of the apostles held in
the Temple to-day. Joseph F. Smith
was chosen and set apart as president
of the Church of Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter Day Saints. in succession OF the
late Lorenzo Snow
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18

Textile Council Adopts n Moderative
Measure.

Fall River. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE tex
tile council held a two hours session
tonight and decided that in the future
no line of action should become oper~
alive unless sanctioned by four of the
five unions. The members of the coun-
ell refuse 10 give out information in
regard to what line OF action is to be
advised. but Secretary Whitehead said
there would be no strike next Monday
morning. at which time the two weeks
OF postponement declared by the coun-
ell will expire.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18

ocean, Satan, who has been masquer-
aiding all through as Prince Lucio, doffs
his modern dress. appears in the fiend-
ish garb of the conventional Devil, and
convinces Tempest of an existence be-
yond the grave In the wreck that fol-
lows, the mortal cries out his faith in
God, and this conversion places SATAN
by one soul nearer his own redemption.
The company is headed by Edward
r. Mawson. Miss Nellie Yale, Mr.. Ross
ONeal and Miss Holland. The rest of
the company presents list OF names
almost equally as well known.
The sale of seats for the r. D. Mac
Lean and Odette Tyler engagement
next Monday and Tuesday night, with
special matinee Tuesday. will open this
morning at o'clock. The company
will present on Monday night King
John" Tuesday matinee School for
Scandal" and Tuesday night "Corio-
lanus."
The subscription lists for Nordica
will close in a few days. Manager
Seeskind has been energetic in his
efforts to bring the famous singer to
Savannah.
Renewed interest in the dainty fairy
spectacle, Entertainment, mas peen
aroused since the announcement that
i. would be given at the Theater for
matinee and night next week, Friday,
Oct Is. So many people wishing TO
see the spectacle were unable to attend
the open air performances that this
opportunity to see the youngsters, is
welcomed The prices will not be in
creased from the rates at the Fair
grounds, and a bargain matinee will be
the order of things. Those taking part
in the spectacle will assemble to-mor-
row afternoon at the Guards Hall for
rehaarsaI at 3.30 o'clock
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
Mrs. Fannie L. Porter Honored

ST. Louis. oct. 17.-At to-day's SEES
sion Of the Worlds Fair Commission.
Mrs Fannie L. Porter of Atlanta was
elected a member Of the board OF lady
managers.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
cREsoErs FANS AGAINST TIME.
FELL "a Seconds short of Ills Record
on Columbus Trnek.

Columbus. o., oct i7.-Cresceus went
against time at the local driving park
this afternoon 10 beat his own record
Of 202h and failed The best he could
90 was the mile IN 2O5ik There was a
sreat crowd out 10 see the effort. The
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18
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The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-18

Feel good towards all Of tbe vo.,,,
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it when your body is sickP If Won NV u 40
a good feeling towards everybodv want "a
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doctor or an expert in any line and tbe al
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

The objection that revenue would be lacking to carry on a territorial goy- ernmeut iu Alaska Is no longer ten able. The canuery industry. alone. last season. paid the government over Sioooo. in license taxes Territorial taxes could rn no way exceed the eve hue, derived by the general govern. meut under the present license system Had thc people oi southeastern Alaska tbc Use oi the money collected under ,Ac present license system. they would have hile difficulty n the building oi ul,l,. improving thc cities and ,he maintaining oi ,choool, adequate Co che needs oi the country Under the present system fifty per cent oi the gc- neral revenue oi the district must be plid iu as tribute never Co return There |, no state or territory m Anne rica where the people have more wealth per capita Alaskans cannot on- ly pay thc running expenses oi their own government. with less money than they are now taxed, but will be able Co push the advancement of the country lar more rapidly when the district i- admitted as the embryo of a common wealth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Wearing Out thc nrnin.

X French scientist has determined hat the military and naval professions most quickly wear out thc brain. Out of 100000 naval and military men l99 are confirmed luuatics. Next come the liberal professions, artists heading the list. followed closely by lawyers and, more dlsanuy, by doctors, clergy lit- erary men and civil servants. The number of those who go mad ls IF to each 100000. Domestic servants and day nborers run the professional men very close. sending t55 out of each 100000 Co the asylum. These are fol- lowed at long distance by mechanics. only GG of whom go mad In each loO.- OOO. And the group which is most fa- vorable Co sanity Is. contrary Co gcncr- al belief. that of commercial men, which sends only 42 out of 100000 Co the asylum.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Rnte War

Chicago. July s-A rate hght as "n lmoue thc trunk mc, operating be tween Chicago aud Missouri river ..nt,r, For several week, there h'. been widespread. though secret mlmp u'a,iuu oi rate, on all cll.-c, oi 'rciEh' interest, When it became c,ijgu, that peace cou'duot be restored except by some drastic action officers oi several %. che roads began Co plan open re- Iucuuu, m tJuu, The santa tc was ,br first to act lud today came uu' Vl.h m announcement thlt i would pm m scale oi rates. effective July 18th
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Mnntnnn Mnnufaeture.

Washington. July s-A prclr.01rs ,t7tcmcut oi thc census oifc, ,howine thc condition oi thc manufacturing n. Justric, for Che state of Montana was given out today The statement n. cludes thc extensive lead and ,oGpcr ,m,licr, and show, a total value of product, amounting to S5o01al' There are IoSz establishments. with q capital of Sio.so6oSI and IoIol wage ,1rncrs The total wage, paid were S8osSS}o The value oi thc product, of ihc shelter, included iu che a'hvc wa, SiL6sLN6 There are three lead and seven copper shelter, in thc state The aggregate capacity is SeohS'l5o wage carncrs. 4455. and wagcs pmd SiISOzis
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
British Won

Henley July 5-ru thc disappoui u,nt oi all thc Americans lt Henley thc Icaudcr Rowing club crew th, moruirs defeated thc crew oi thc DW .,r,it, oi Pennsylvania iu thc W1. heat for thc Grand Challenge cuo There wa, bright sunshine and ruliN cross winds blowing from thc Bucs, shore. slightly iayoriur the Lcaulcr, station The follower, oi thc Br't h crew cyiuccl jhc greatest confidence. ud lclndcr money was Everywhere available. hut thi, confidence never cN. c,,.cl anything beyond even money
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
THE STARS AND STRIPES

Durn. ever, minute oi thc tune Che ,,.r,r. member, oi ihc River and ulrb.r commission ary at Shlev1y. an thr ,tu,a- of Che place. male 'r .cmae should sc, ta 10 ,hat thc town ,, infused arb che true >pirit of \re. r,a Le, ,bc star, anal stripes be DO .,er buu-, auJ Ice l, be evident that ,h. population oi tbi. town |, not only here to ,,., bw to t,c out their Wc, an an, -.l %. th,ir own ire, country Prr..ru't HI socially we like thc British people lmoul us. and every ...I }m.u.u .h.u'I Jo h- best at .r um,. ,a make them .,,l thc good a.r tha, American. e>,eul Go lU tIe r.ar'. 1r ,h, world But we want a'rc .l tr.r eo,eumeut and should make .t., spirit -' manifest. cha, thc fac, uir bc firmly implanted iu tlcwc. mory %. th,.c representative \meu can. Thor. ma, b, those at Na-hus tar at. are J,.,-ltcl as ,ruH,e, tor tr- great country, -. poorly u."rm,I al.m ,.. ar Narha,-, a> to he't-,r that tn. -oapn.rs away oi ln c-tah. I.t.I r.r. mo consideration ior euu,> a.goH.-. might merely concern thc transfer .. -,.. uuI luj -,uerv Ba. an. rr...r.e at Washington %. hw .,r lew I.e.-a,te upre-wau,,-. mtu.f attu air tnuu'rIe, t0., .u' transfer .. ta. port meant tac hr.1.. u- u, tu. Nm.r..an hearts, 1nl ,ar ,>a..u.uu u ,hor pioneer fellow com,pmn win. have gone Go .he from. t. imI empire on the mocsup'el suI .. t..r own country. would 800 fash oh. naked m.t on ,he admms tau.a .. t0. country thlt amy ,u,h wicked b.s,r would b, ,-,app,j >.as way ma, bc of great business v1.ur ta Cam.h a- a ub..c. suI ot Wtc bu, mes. au.t. United States. a, a whole Em H--. - a principal that tower, .I... .. lu.r... consideration. per- -.r.l mu.r.. or international That prrara. tH. ,.r, foundation upoD which fro. euaH,r, can r>i>, and make. n n.mbH, upon che Nhoi, nation 0. protect ,lc home, oi her co. u.r. Better -nk a million dollar m.r ..ea- manned 0th 5oo men. thau Q. allow .rc Nmsrsau home ,o au beneath ,h, shadow ot a iurecn a..
 >..., i- governed by ,hc United State. .-..i ts Americans. a1l m ,rrrr.-. conceded ,a belong Go ,hc United ~a. b una custom NuI a. nr- -r.re Is national pride 'r patriotism 10 uII remain au American town
 Nrrr- should o- need, bc done. tending ,a even .,re,ch ,bc rule, of. international amenities. or ruf'c che very finest feeling, co. orr Canadian. nggtla-s Irrns tac s.-r oi the con .re--m.r hu. ta make thc very atmo,- phrrr .. rhe town show hav dearly the gff,r, Co. S.a-vay love the,r country can offend nobody
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
NnvnI Bonrd,. Work

Washington July s-.Thc spccl naval board convened Co r,tir oir,cr u order Go bring thc uumb.- within that specified by thc naval p,reouuc' lct ha, completed i,, work The ncu tenant, recommended i"r retirement are Miles C. Gcorgls ml Frederick R. BraiuarI The board tate, il its re- port ihat there Is no possible reflection uu ,hc officers resultant ir'm the sc'cc. tiou. as it is rather moce a muk o' L.nur Ihlm uIL.LN..c-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
AntInnr.

Antique Furniture Dcaler-Dld any body call while l was out2
 Boy Only one lady. l showed her thc table that came over In the May flower and the Louis XIV writing desk and everything, but she didn't seem to be satisfied She said she couldn't Cld any worm holes In any of 'em. She snld they weren't old enough. Hum. So you let her go, did youT
 "Y-e-s. but she'll be back. l told her that lf she'd come In this afternoon you'd show her a folding bed that came over In the ark. Exchange.
 Hen Fish In China.
 According Co the science column Of a German weekly paper. the hens Of China lead busy lives. When not en- gagged la matching out a brood of their own kind. they are put to the addl- tlonal and novel task of matching fish eggs. Chinese cheap labor collects the spawn of fish from the waters edge, puts lt In an empty eggshell, which is then dramatically sealed with wax and placed under the unsuspecting and con scientlous hen. In a few days the egg shell is removed. and the spawn which has been warmed Into life Is empted Into a shallow pool. Here the Ash that soon develop are nursed until strong enough to be turned Into a lake or stream.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Money BanishoS Despair

An the accounts from abroad agree on saying that the keeper, of hotels and shops iu London would bc almost on lispair thi, month were it not for ihc army of Americans m thc British m,iropoli, and the gcucrou, cNpcnii- mrcs of Che Yankee visitors Brother Jonathan has made SO much money that he |, even more liberal than m former years while seeing the sights and enjoying himself m ,hc old World New York Tribune
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

That tilted Michigan girl who shot a di>loyal lover iu che arm not "uN carried out thc popular idea about th' ability of @ woman Co hit anything ,h' aim, at. but saved all thc anxiety and waiting subsequent upon ,mt for d breach oi promise
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

We are getting well into our second century a less hteratc less artistic America. ,o far as public appreciation ui literary and artistic application |, concerned. than We were iu thc middle quarter ot our first The golden calf has u,urpci a predominant place oi worship among our yankee gods and hc Is a true priest oi our alters who .,ch, Co restore him Co his place ot a useful but mot supreme deity New York Times
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Not Adrrntnrous EnouEh.

Dlcky-l hain't goin Co be an e1- press messenger when I'm growed up after all
 Johnnie-Wots eatin you2 You al- ways said you was.
 Dicky-I don't keer. l was talkln to an express messenger today who run on cars for 80 years an has never once been in wreck or held up by train robbers. Express Gazette.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Senators Foraker and Hanna have not always dwell, together m unity, but when it comes Co running an Ohio state convention for their joint u,u. nuct they appear Co 5c entirely oi one mind Baltimore News
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

The New England college professor who has found there are microbes w water that improve thc flavor ot that beverage. ha, done a great work i"l humanity So many people were airm, to touch water ou account oi Che m
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

St. Louis is almost ready to begin ,he actual work of buying a municipal lighting plant for the public buildings As a practical business proposition. St Louis Is in favor of this sort of munich pal ownership.-St Louis Republic.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Explorer Baldwin says he Is conf dent oi reaching the North Pole and hopes to get back Many others hav, started out with the same confidence but failed Co realize their hopes of get tnc there or getting back
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Hon William Eaton Chandler should not permit himself Co become too gay over thc manner iu which our Prcs' Irut, arc made ic may possibly r'' mud discriminating public oi 90 mt'o rob oi President making which oc cured along m IS-o-Nashmrtou
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

S5ooooo AS J Pierpont Morgan would say. poor old Gcorgel-Chicago Record Herald.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Every American batt'c>hip complct ed now ., tbc Queen oi the Navy unul another new one make, her ,ria trip ii tti, keep, up we shall yet hol, iu our navy an cuulbic quccu.lu.l Louisville Courier Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Wu Ting Fang, rclppoiutmcui a. Chinese minister Co thc United State. 2, regarded @, au indication oi China, friendship for thi, country Wu Is u' doubt thc man best fitted for the place l- he |, master oi the English hu guaec and appear, Co have a very keen insight into American pohuc>-\Im uclpoh, Tribune
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Taud wars are costly and foolish That upon which thc administration h1, entered |, suicidal Why should nat thc United Statc- keep ou friendly t,rm, commercially with those coun tr,. which We have already bound Co u, .a ,bc bond, oi profitable trade. ], d,c sugar trust Co be allowed Co erect l barrier to the spread ui American ..mmrr,c Boston Post
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

The d.ptche, say there |. a uatu ral sa, war on m Omo And yet che proceedings oi the republican stat, convention were oi a nature Co lead to the b.bei that everything was harmo muu-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Seattle Export Beer, delivered in any part oi the city for & per dozen qua log B. B. Bottling Co.,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

George Washington was the richest man iu the United States when he died. get hi, wealth amounted Co less than
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Tho failure oi thc Seventh National win uot add greatly to the standing of m, demand tor ahol>hmcnt oi che sub treasury Why wasn't ihc po,,oncc moue, u the sub treasury where 10 be. 'uue- BccauscPcry Hcaths pohti cal pull go, 10 into thc bank toriu uatch thc government Is secured hy deposit, of bonds. but thc hint 30, Go ayor.t.>m ii thc sub.trca,ury were abolished |, too palpabic to be missed
 Portland Orcgouian
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Tho American officer detailed Ca study tbc South African war reports aha, tbc Bocr> are uoJ soldiers. Con. ,.I.ue what they have done one may l.E what would have happened had they been soldiers lt |, worth while ta remember that European officer, made thc same comment on both thc American amic, m our CiUl war; yet 10 |. probable thl, those armic, com b.u,J could have beaten thc rest oi thc world iu arm, San Francisco Call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

John Alexander p"0ic I- tp answer in common pu'ic, court this week ioi operating hospital w,baa, a Incense tulu 0a, never treated thu- the hr.l tune Uc Nl- ou earth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Baths in porcelain tubs at the Royal foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments Steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
SUNDAY SOCIAL

An items ol social or lraternal inter est must be iu by 7Jo Saturday even ng
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern News Stand, North ern Hotel First Street. Seattle. Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

For Rent and For Sale cards at chi, office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Some N.a York woman laughed herself O. death over funny story A> 0.r name I.c, uot appear on thc subscription t-, o' tle Butte Miner u must have ..,u sonic other piprr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
Arc You Going to Nomo'

Then get Che latest reliable map of thc Kokukuk. Blue Stone. Council City. Nome. Port Clarence and Copper River mining districts. Price SO cents Issued by the Seattle Daily Times Sent on receipt of price tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

Street hats at cost at Phillips & Pic Sctt's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13

4 new line of neckties juest received at Clayson's. an shades and colors.