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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
receive the designations tin his return
at the end of next week.
TILLMAN INTERVIEWED.
WAH BE Either Two Republican
Senators or Two Democrats


Senators or Two Democrats.
Charlotte, N. c.. May 25.-A special to
the Observer from Gaffney, S. c., says:
Senator Tillman was seen at the train.
after the resignation had been signed,
and was asked what would, in a word, be
the effect Of the resignation. He replied
1T Will mean that we are to have
either two Republican senators or two
Democrats"
We'll, will you and Senator McLaurin
enter the primary before the people for
re-election?'
am going before the people. and there
VIII be a number of candidates. l don t
Know what McLaurin will do, but I pre-
sumo if his health will permit, that ne
will also run"
'Will you both run for the term which
you have just vacated?"
He can run for either one There is
no restriction about that The resigna-
ton is unconditional, and he might as
well run for my seat as his own"
Are you entirely confident of being re-
elected to the term which you have just
given up%'
Il see no reason why I should have any
Tear as to the result. 1 have nothing per-
sonally against McLaurin. l merely want
the people to decide the matter and vim
dicate me-"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
LORD MILNER DINED.
A Government Love Feast In His
Honor,

London May 25.-Mr. Joseph Chamber
con in honor of Lord Miner of Cape
Town his afternoon. There was present
a distinguished company, including the
Duke of Cambridge. Lord Salisbury, Lady
Gwendolene Cecil, the Earl of Hulsbury
Lord and Lady Roberts, Lady Curzon
the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Mr.
Wyndham, chief secretary for Ireland;
Mr. Balfour, first lord of the treasury
and Mrs. Balfour, and Rt. Hon. William
Brodrick, secretary of state for war.
Only two toasts were drunk, THE
King" and Miner"
Mr.. Chamberlain, in proposing Lord
Miners health, said that the latter s
present vacation was only a prelude to a
more difficult. but more congenlal task
than he had yet faced. He had to re-
turn 10 construct new South Africa
out of the chaos of war, and to reconcile
two races. now unhappiiy opposed, whose
cooperation is absolutely necessary to
South Africa's future prosperity"
Chamberlain Lays 1t on.
Mr.. Chamberlain concluded with the
prediction that Lord Miluer would lay a
broad foundation for a united common
wealth, "as free, prosperous and loyal as
the sister federations of Canada and Aus
tralia."
Lord Miner, replying. deprecated the
demonstrations his home coming had pro-
duced. but said he realized that had he
quietly taken hanson from the Water
leo stations to his lodgings it would have
been heralded over two continents as evil
dence of his disgrace. Therefore, he
bowed to the necessity of a public COM
motion which seemed necessary to prove
to persons with the in
grained habit of self-delusion that
the government would not give up its
agent in the face OF the enemy and that
the people of the country would not be
bored into abandoning what they had
spent millions in plood and treasure to
obtain. He said the work in South AT
rica was proceeding now at a slightly
quickened pace toward the predestined
end. He had been sustained throughout
all the phases of the struggle by the GER
tainty that the government course was
the only one that would secure lasting
peace and the only alternative of abso-
lutte self-effacement in South Africa.
THE time will come" he continued,
land heaven will send il quickly, when
tact, conciliation and forbearing states
manship will be called for and should be
applied, but they must not be interjected
to mar the concluding scenes of the drama
now being enacted"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
THE PROSECUTIONS DROPPED.
Carman and other RascaIs at Manila
to Go Scot Free.


Manila, May 25-The prosecution against
D. NJ. Carman Senior Carranza and others
accused of trading with the insurgents,
has been abandoned. The military au-
thorities consider that although the con-
viction of a number OF Manila merchants
would be practically certain were the in
vestigation continued their prosecution
would be inexpedient. as the consequent
damages to business would outweigh the
good accomplished.
Provost Gen. Davis. who has reviewed
the testimony in the Carman cases said
20 the correspondent of the Associated
Press that while Carman could be con-
vidted of trading with the insurgents. it
ly every trader in Manila is guilty of sim
liar practices.
Unless Gems. Cailles and NAL
var surrender quickly Gen. Mac
Arthur will concentrate a strong
force of American troops ana surround
them. Cables is vainly hoping for guar
antee from the American authorities that
he will not be tried for the murders and
atrocities he is alleged to have commit
ted. Malvar is boasting that he will be
the last insurgent to surrender.
The attempt OF Gen. Hughes to accom-
plish the surrender of the insurgent lead
er Lucban on the island of Samar, Is
without result
Battery r Of the Fifth Artillery former
ly commanded by the late Capt Henry
j. Reilly, has arrived here from China
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
BACK To THE EAST
MIR. AND Mns. MCKINLEY LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO.
THOUSANDS SEE THEM OFF.
MRS. MCKINLEY STANDS THE MOVE
WELL.

San Francisco Crowds Showed Much
Genuine Courtesy to the Invalid.
She Is Elated at the Prospect OF
Returning HOme-President Re-
ceives Visit From Chinese Con-
SUI General and the President of
the Chinese Six Companies.
San Francisco May 25-President Nc
hlnley and party, after sojourn of near
ly two weeks in this city, left for Wash
inston shortly after 10 a. m. to-day.
Mrs. Mckinley enjoyed refreshing
nights rest and seemed elated at the
prospect of soon being at home. She was
conveyed from the Scott residence to the
Oakland ferry in a closed carriage by a
circuitous route, chosen so the invalid
might pass over only smoothly paved
streets. She was accompanied by the
President, DR.. Rixey and a trained nurse.
An immense crowd had assembled at
the ferry depot of the Southern Pacific
Railway. The large open space at Mar
ket and East streets was a solid mass of
humanity, through which the police kept
open a passageway for the President and
his party.
Heads were uncovered as the carriage
bearing Mrs. Mckinley approached and
there was visible effort to restrain any
burst of applause as the carriage, with
drawn curtains, passed slowly through
the throng. All respected the frail condi-
tion of the sufferer and the enthusiasm
was suppressed.
There were no formal ceremonies at the
depot. Good-byes were exchanged by the
President, cabinet members and others of
the party with the friends who had come
to wish them god-speed and the travellers
boarded the ferry boat Oakland.
The carriage containing Mrs. Mckinley
was driven on to the lower deck of the
boat and the curtains were partly raised,
so she might obtain a glimpse of the bay
and the Golden Gate
San FranciscO's Farewell.
AS the steamer drew out of the slip
hats and handkerchiefs were waved, and
as it swung clear into the stream the
shipping in the harbor dipped their col
ors in salute. Tumultuous cheers then
broke forth on shore, and We're borne out
across the waters-San Francisco's fare
well.
At the Oakland Mole, were the train
was in readiness the enclosure was roped
OIL. Mrs. AchlnIey was tendeIly nelped
out of the carriage by the President.
When she had been made comfortable in
her car he appeared upon the platform
and waved adieu to the throngs beyond
the ropes.
Among the many notable incidents of
President McKinley's stay in this city
was a visit paid him last evening by
Chinese Consul General Ho Vow and the
president of the Chinese Six Companies.
They were dressed in their dazzling Off
cial robes.
After addressing the President they pre-
sented him with many valuable gifts.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
THE CUBAN CONVENTION.
Majority Presents "a Substitute RE-
port I'm Nature of "A Compromise.

Majority Presents "a Substitute RE-
port I'm Nature of IA Compromise.
Havana, May 25.-The majority report
of the Constitutional Conventions Com
mittee or Relations was Withdrawn to-
day and there was substituted for 1t a
report, drawn up by five delegates, SEN
ors Giberga, Quesada, Tamayo and Villu-
endas. This report is signed by the last
three named, Constituting majority of
the Committee on Relations. 1t accepts
the Platt amendment, adding an appen-
dix including Secretary Roots explana-
tion, which is quoted as being official.
and explanations from Gov Gen Wood
authorized by Secretary Root with adj
dltional explanations of clauses 8, 4, s, s.
7 and s. as previously cabled
1t refers to clauses 1 and and
states that the stipulations contained
therein are Internal constitutional linii.
tations which do not restrict the power Of
the government OF Cuba to freely nego-
tiate political and mercantile treaties
with any nation nor in it power to con-
tract loans or debts, except with regard
to being bound to subject itself to what
is established in the constitution and
what is contained in the two clauses
The report will be voted upon on Mon
day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
READY FOR THE VETS
MEMPHIS WILL ENTERTAIN THEM
MOST ROYALTY.
HAS 100000 TO SPEND.
WILL FEED 5000 GUESTS DAILY
FREE OF COST.

The Work of Prepnrn tiOn Is Finish
ed and Monday the Gates of the
City Will he Thrown Open to the
Old Soldiers The Building In
Which the Sessions Will BE Held
Has a Seating Capacity of 10000
and OverIOOks the Mississippi.
Will Be Many Entertainments.
Memphis, May 25.-Au is in readiness for
the great reunion of Confederate Veterans,
which viii be he'd in this city on May Is,
90 and 80. At meeting of the Executive
Committee tonight the various chairmen
reported that their work had been finished
and that on Monday the gates of the city
would be thrown open to the old soldiers.
The Finance Committee. Inder the chair
manship of A B. Pickett, has raised $780,
tertainment and comfort of the veterans
and visitors. A large building with a
seating capacity of 5000 has been erected
on the bluffs, overlooking the Mississippi
river, and Gen. Norman on a recent visit
of inspection declared that IL was the most
commodious and elaborate building yet
terdered the veterans at their annual
meeting. Preparations have been made to
feed, free of cost 5000 persons daily. In
the way of entertainment there will be
a grand floral parade. which II is conf
IDENTIFY expected will eclipse any similar
event ever held in the South. A brilliant
fireworks display will be another interest
ing attraction while balls will be given in
Confederate Hall in honor OF the visiting
sponsors and sons of veterans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
Ben AND MAC RESIGN
-oru TENDER THEIR REsIGNA-
TIoNs TO GOVERNOR.
SOUTH CAROLINA SURPRISED.
.eAXs THE HOTTEST CAMPAIGN IN
YEARS.

U,,a Debate at Gaffney Yesterday
nod This Observation-Disclosures Called
ri1Imnn's Hand and the Latter
MD Not Back DOwn-He Has Just
peen Elected for Six Years While
uoIaurin Has Only Two to Serve.
The winner Will Take the Long
Term-State Primary Will Decide.
Columbia. S. c., May 25.-To-day at
rarnev there was a spirited debate be-
.a.aen United States Senators B. R. Till
man and John L. McLaurin. AS de-
,o,ement both of them have put their
rasianations in the hands of Gov. Nc
Sweeney.
They have resigned with the under
,tanding that they are to go before the
,eo,,ia of the state in a joint canvass and
,be sentiment Of the people is to be ex-
,rassed in the vote in a Democratic pri-
mary to he held in November.
The arrangement is sensational, for
Senator Tiuman was last summer elect
ed for six years and Senator McLaurin
has vet two years. The result of the is
sne means that if Tillman is sustained
McLaurin's seat will be vacant; if Nc
Iaurin is successful he will succeed to
Tllmans long term.
McLauriu had been invited to Gaffney
and friends of Tillman asked him TO
eor7e. too. McLaurin accused Tillman of
attacking him when Tillman is in a
bonb-proof. The latter declared that he
would resign and meet McLaurin on the
stump. McLaurin agreed to the PROPOSE
4 don
Senator Tillman later submitted a writ
ten proposition which was acceptable to
Senator McLaurin, except that the lat
! ter wanted the campaign to be held in
October and November instead of this
/ summer. Senator McLaurln stated that
this was suggested on account of his poor
health
There were several proposals submitted
between the two. Senator McLaurin want
ed the race to be confined to Senator
Tnman and himself. The latter declared
that he could not dictate to the State
Democratic Executive Committee when
/ the primary should be held or how many
4 Candidates there should be.
4 The dual resignation as finally forward
ed to Gov. McSweeney was accompanied
by no conditions. 1t reads:
Sir: We hereby tender our resigna-
4 tions as senator's for the state of South
Carolina in the United States Senate, to
] take effect Nov. 10, next. Yours respect
fully, etc"
Under the election methods of this state
! the StateNDemocratic Executive Commit
tee will arrange a campaign and the can
didates will speak in each of the forty
counties in the state. At the primary
election the candidates will be voted for
i directly. The General Assembly merely
confirms the action of the primary. The
campaign will be pitched year earlier
than expected but there are half a dozen
candidates in the field. Each must speci-
fy for which term he is a candidate.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
HE FOUND MISSING GOLD.
Now steward Magers Il Charged
with Being the Thief.

Berlin, May 25.-Theodore Magers, the
bedroom steward of the North German
Lloyd steamer wilhelm der Crosse, who
in April last at Bremen found the three
gold bars behind cornice in the corridor
outside the second-classs saloon, which
had been missed from the specie room on
the arrival OF the steamer at Cherbourg.
and who claimed and obtained the reward
Of 10000 marks for the recovery OF the
gold, has been arrested at Bremernaven az
tho instance of the North German Lloyd
oe1cials. charged with being the man who
abs,racted the gold from the specie room.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
MANY PROMOTIONS MADE.
Army, Navy and state Appointments
Announced.

Army, Navy and state AppOfn TIM n a
Announced.
Washington, May 25.-The following ap-
pointments were announced at the White
House to-day:
War: Henry Jackson, colonel, cavalry;
Charles p. Hatfield, lieutenant colonel,
cavalry; Charles G.. Ayres, major, caval-
ry; Alexander Mackenzie, colonel, en-
gineer corps; Amos Stickney. same;
Thomas II. Handbury | lieutenant colo
rel, engineer corps; Charles T.. l.. b.
Davis, same; Henry M. Adams, same
Calvin Dewitt, assistant surgeon, rank OF
colonel; Timothy f. Wilcox. deputy sur
econ general, rank of lieutenant colonel
Culver c. Sniffen, assistant paymaster
general, rank Of colonel; William Colbert,
chaplain; Albert j Bader, same: Lieut..
Col Henry Nj. Adams. engineer corps, d
member of the Mississippi river commits
sion.
NaVy-William H. Emory, captain
George A. Bicknell, same.
State-Herbert w. Bowen OF New York,
envoy extraordinary and minister Dleni-
potentiary TO Persia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES.
United Presbyterihns Repeal Rela-
tIons Marriage Law.

Des Moines, Iowa, May 25.-The United
Presbyterian General Assembly of North
America devoted two hours to-day TO dis
cussing whether the creed shall be
changed to admit members of secret So
cietSs to the church. AS a request, two
amendments to the revision report were
offered, and are now with the Committee
on Judiciary. Both declare against secret
orders.
The committee on bills and overtures
made a partial report recommending, tirst
that the overture to repeal that part OF
the Confession of Faith which reads
THE man may not marry any of his
wifes kindred nearer in blood than he
may of his own nor the woman of her
husbands kindred nearer in b.ood than OF
her own" has received a clear constitu-
tional majority of votes of the church, and
therefore carried.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
SOUTH CAROLINA SURPRISED
The Unexpected Has Happened and
the Result no Man Can Tell.

The Unexpected Has Happened and
the Result no Man Can Tell.
Columbia, s c.. May 25.-If Senators
Tiiman and McLaurin had come to blows
at Gatney or had had a quiet, dignihed
oeoate' free from personalities, the public
would not have been surprised.
1t was considered that there was as
much probability of one as the other, but
that the affair should terminate as it
old' was not dreamed of, and the culmina-
ton was as unexpected by the principals,
as 1t was to the public. 1t was one of
'nose cases where jeer calls forth what
may or may not be bluff, the hands are
oaNed' and there is no backing out. The
news OF the designations reached here too
ia'e 10 gain much circulation before the
people retired to their homes, and many
VINO heard of it refused to believe that
'' was not some arrangement which
could be lodged when it came to toeing
/ the mas.
Gov. McSweeney, the most important
lv'Son IN the transaction, next to the
N'"'lors was told about the designations
on1 asked for a statement of the results.
seemed to consider the matter in the
"s"' oi joke, and laughed, but would
Gay nothing for publication. Among those
VINO realized the import of the resigna-
w, created a sensation 1t was the
/ So. s.tillng and dramatic incident in
a ,ar,. ''i'lina startling politics for
4 of - many years, and the very novelty
s'u1uon leaves considerable doubt
10 The procedure.
4"e rr-lg lgnations will +al,o oeeoo4 Cent
d.r' g or Nov. l5, the telegraphic accounts
,,| as 10 date, and the resignation.
rived here vet. 0' "Seii' mas No' ar
~ g.. VIII therefore be no vacancy un.
Gov I'' at 'east, and of course the
q ". cannot appoint until there is
is.g IN the meanwhile, the cam.
f.5 ".l oe held. the people voting for
.,l suggest" to the Governor for
i, ''Aent' II may be said. however
,5a So. willie Jones, the chairman OF
ks-, executive Committee, will most
do -. candidate. Whether the rules
men r.t 'he Governor to appoint the
1t,s ing The two highest number OF
tsta NJ. ""ether eacn candidate must
bong a., 4ie ls contesttnR for the
nao No. 'eft term, is undecided. The
n- , beats McLaurin win have 20
atiIn next year McI,aurIn NAV run
IilIman. If he loses. he viii
furs f.'-ner chance next summer. II ne
"a b -,r'' ms own short term, he will bav3
aa.s. 'o against six. perhaps ten can
s. 9..s, lous person suggested the
ey ..1la be settled now by McSwee-
. ban s-llns and letting James II. TIL
On rs'Nl MIN senator. Tnlman could
aoar.v ana be appointed to the other
Sy..-s1t protein OF the senate would be
tat r,,... ,-II. That Is just one OF the things
Aro,ips e any or two before South
49, - lies the situation. Governor
etlsk,y,a.t leaves In tho morning for
ana Memphis. gAs may not
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
Says He Called TiIIman,. R,no

Atlanta, May 25.-A special from Gaff-
ney, S. c., says:
Senator McLaurin, when asked about
the designations, said:
Itllman made bluff and I called him.
All l desire is free, fair and open fight
on the issues upon which we differ I
earnestly hope that all others will keep
out of our race and run for the other
senatorship, so that Tillman and l may
meet as man to man and fight it out"