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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
TECHS IN MORE TROUBLE.
Two Fired Ont of DOrmitory ana sax
Others Suspended.

Atlanta, May 3l.-some Of the Techno-
logical students are again in trouble. An
order requiring the students in the dormi-
tory to put up $i2 each for board for the
remainder Of the term was the cause OF
the alleged mutlny. Several Of the stu
dents yelled "Quack." and pills" al Dr..
w. A. Jackson, principal and resident
physician OF the dormitory because he
ordered them to dispense meeting which
they had called to enter protest, ana "a
result. B. Schroeder and T. Reenstiern
OF Charleston were put out Of the dormi-
tory at midnight and six others we're suS-
pended from the school until the faculty
can hold a meeting.
The six suspended students are Edward
Long OF Elberton, @. c. Aston of Rich
land. Frank Bell OF Savannah. w. "a.
Stiles OF Cartersvllie VIII Rankin OF sa-
vannah. and w. l.. Sullivan OF Minedee-
Vile. The boys thought the order was not
fair one and determined to enter their
protest against H. Capt. Lyman Hall adj
vsed the students who did not want 10
put up the sl2 TO leave the dormitory
They declared to-day that sixty-seven out
Of the seventy-nye boarding there would
leave AZ once,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
The Races at Newport.

Cincinnati, May 31-ResuIts at New
port
First Race-Six and half furlongs. Ma
poleon Bonaparte, 5 TO /, won, with Ida
Penzance to ], second. and Laura S
First, 10 to l, third. Time d:8.
Second Race-Five furlongs Rose of
Red, to l. won, with Easter Boy, Z to
5, second, and Waninta, Is to /, third
Time 102k.
Third Race-Six and half furlongs
Caloocan, 81 to !, won, with Baffied, 2h
to /, second. and Brown Thrush, 80 to /,
third. Time 1:22
Fourth Race-One mile. Locust Bios
som, II to l, won, with Peter Duryea, 6
to l. second, and Charles Estes, to 1,
third. Time k41&.
Fifth Race-Four and half furlongs.
Tambourine H., to /, won, with Miss
Gaines, to /. second, and Baccie, 21k to
], third. Time 0:55A
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlonRs
Marion Langtry. 5 to !, won, with DR..
Fannie, to 1. second. and Julia Rose. p
to !, third. Time liz
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
POLICY OF VATICAN
TOWARDS THE FRIARS IN THE
PHILIPPINES.
OUTLINED BY NozALEDA
WILL NOT BE DEPRIVED OF THEIR
LANDS.

Archbishop of Manila Tarries in
Rome-CardinnI Gibbons Is There
Also-Mgr. ChappeIIe Is Expected
From the Philippines Report
THAT Vatican VIII Claim Title to
Lands of FriRrs Denounced rs
False by the Archbishop, Neither
viii the Filipino orders by Secu-
Iarizcd.
Philadelphia, May S1.-Mgr. Nozaleda de
villa. archbishop of Manila, in an inter-
view accorded the Rome correspondent of
the Catholic Standard and Times, which
will be published tomorrow, foreshadows
very clearly what will be the attitude of
the Vatican toward the friars in the Phil
ippines.
The archbishop of Manila, says the cor
respondent, has been in Rome since No
vember last, but his presence has passed
unnoticed. Yet he has been undoubtedly
+arrying in Rome at the desire of the
pope. 1t may be said authoritatively
that he is waiting the arrival of Mgr.
Chappelle, the papal delegate to the Phil
ippines, who, probably not by a mere
chance, will be in Rome at the time of the
visit of Cardinal Gibbons.
This morning (May 49, the correspond
ent continues, the archbishop opened the
interview by returning to me some news
paper clippings 1 had submitted to him.
one of the latest of these stated that a
controversy has arisen between the Holy
See and the religious in the Philippines,
owing to the desire of the Vatican that
the latter should sacrifice their posses
sions The reasons alleged as having been
given on the part of the Vatican were that
these possessions had been created on be-
half of the missions, and that the right
of the religious ceasing by their with
drawal they should remain to the mis-
sions. The archbishop said:
That is false entirely
And the project of secularizing the
religious? 1 asked.
That" his grace replied, is not so
much as worth speaking of. 1t cannot so
much as be entertained. 1t Is entirely
out of the question:
FilipinOs Are Inconstnnt.
Il asked the Archbishop about the re-
port of the Taft Commission, in so far as
his grace's words were concerned.
That he answered, is fairly cor
rect if not quite complete. 1 would lay
stress upon what l say there about the
Fiipnos extreme susceptibility to out
side influences. This is a great factor in
his character. Constancy he has little of
in his character, but in one thing I am
convinced. he will be constant
That is his desire for independence?
Just that. The natives will never be
removed from that idea. They will cas-
lily give in, but their easy submission will
not be of enduring Effect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
MERGERS COMMENCEMENT
Programme of the Exercises Held
Last Night.

Macon, May 31.-Mercer's commence
nlent exercises opened here tonight with
the freshmen speeches. Quite a number
of visitors are in the city, and all are
enthusiastic over the good work the COL
lege has done. The trustees will meet
Monday and hear reports from the $4,000
endowment committee. 1t is understood
that these reports will show that the
money is in sight.
In a close contest last night Mn. Sid
ney Hatcher of Macon was chosen to rep
resent Mercer in the next state oratori-
cal contest which will be held in Atlanta
next fall. Mr.. Hatcher was opposed by
Messrs. G. o. Gunter, Z. s. Carmichael
and r. w. Edenfeld. He won on compo-
sition and delivery, and Mercer feels con-
fident that he will take the laurels for
her next fall.
The following is the programme of the
freshman speakers this evening:
"A Vision of the Republic" Henry
Watterson)-W. G. Light, Cumming, Ga.
''The Lost Cause" OWN. Bates)-L. S.
Dismuke, Dublin, Ga.
The Republic; Its Origin and Destiny
(Anonymous)-F. L. Wolfe, Dublin, Ga.
Music.
The Uncle"-E. T. Gibbs, Social Cir
Gle. Ga.
The Man With Hat in His Hand"
CLARK HowelD-G. W. Yancy, La
Grange.
The Universal Republic"-F. T. Long,
Leesburg, Ga.
Music.
The South's Art in the Republic"
eMoncrief)-F. M. Green, Bradley, Ga.
The American Young Man" (-)-G.
w. McWhorter
THE South in Line" O.. B. Gordon)-
N. H. Maddox, Conyers. Ga.
Political Independence in the South"
Judge Speer)-C. j. TAYLOR. Ricbland
Ga.
The Sophomore programme for Satur-
day evening is as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
TRINITY CHURCH OF wAYcRoss.
Quarterly Conference shows TIA
Work 10 he I'm Good COndttiou.

Quarterly Conference shows TIA
Work To he I'm Good Condition.
Waycross, Ga, May 31.-The second
quarterly conference OF Trinity Church
Waycross. was held this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rev. ]. w. Weston. presiding e1-
der, in the chair. Maj. r. r. Bird was
elected secretary. The following members
answered TO their names; Rev T NJ
Glenn, c. G. Buchanan, d. b. Sweat. w.
M. Wilson. B. H. Thomas, e. M. cason.
d. Sweat, M L. Goodyear, T. G. HiIuard.
e. j. Berry. All the interests Of the
church were reported well in hand. The
pastor and presiding elders salaries were
reported paid up to date, and all other
matters well up
This church is supporting a foreign mis-
sionary Rev. Mr.. Pulley. in China. ana
a special missionary in this city. Mrs.
Georgia Jones looks after the poor and
the fallen.
T. O. Hilliard and e. j. Berry were
elected stewards, and the following were
elected delegates to the district confer
ence in Douglas, which meets the latter
part OF June; c. C. Buchanan, B. n.
Thomas. I. @. billiard. w. NJ. Wilson and
d. y. Sweat The pastor vas authorized
TO appoint alternates in case any of the
delegates cannot attend The pastor re-
ported thirty-slx members received the
present quarter. and nine deaths in the
church this year. Twenty-four applicants
are ready to be received now.
w. NJ. Wilson was elected trustee in
place OF Rev w. II. Thomas, deceased.
and G. G. Buchanan. e. J. Berry and d.
q. Sweat were appointed to draft resolu-
lions on his death.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
Some Good Events at the Gravesend
Race Truck.

Race Track.
New York, May 31.-An unusually good
crowd for an of day was in attendance
at the Gravesend race track to-day The
May stakes furnished one of the best
raves of the meeting, four horses finishing
heads apart. Col. Padden was hot fav-
or1te, at 6 to s. but The Regent finished
first by a head Summary:
Flee Race-About six furlongs. Gold
Fox, 10 to l, won, with Mayor Gilroy, 4
to l, second, and DR.. Riddle to l. third.
Time 112 2-5.
Second Race-One mile and a sixteenth
Sadie s., 3 to g. won, with The Rhymer,
to 8, second, and Humboldt, 8 to /,
third. Time 1850.
Third Race--Five furIongs. Francesca
to /, won, with Nugget, 8 to l, second
and Shandon Field, to O. third. Time
1903 2-5.
Fourth Race-The May stakes, about six
furlongs, selling. The Regent to /,
won, with Glennellie, Q to 2, second, and
Col. Padden. 6 TO ), third. Time 112 1-5
Fifth Race-One mile and a furlong
First Whip, to l, won. with Andronicus.
to 5, second, and Alsike, to 5. third.
Time 1:57 As.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs Sister Ju-
liet, II to 20. won, with Disadvantage. 2
to /. second, and Chirrup, / Ito l. third.
Time l :03.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


baltimore Rowdies Forfeit Game.
Detroit May Si.-Umplre Sheridan for
feited to-day's game, which ended In a
rowdyish exhibition on the part OF the
Baltimore team to Detroit Q to 0. sheri-
dan made close decision. Robinson OBJ
jected 80 strenuously to 81 that he was
finally put out Of the game as was How
ell also. Then the entire Baltimore team
swarmed about the umpire shouting and
threatening him. Donlin even threw a
Dat at him from behind Sheridan or.
Tered play resumed. and when Baltimore
refused TO take the field, forfeited the
zane. score. R.H.E.
Baltimore :. 0 2 0 o 20 2--B II q
Batteries-silyer and Bueiow: Howell
nd Robinson.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01

1.-THE Confederate Soldier" IL. L.
Knight)-M. L. Keith, Teams, Ga.
The Beers independence" (Anony-
mous)-H. F. Troutman, Fort Valley, Ca
Music.
Mission of Our Republic" (Clark How
eD-J. c. Thomas, jackson, Ga.
Music.
'Amageddon-the Final Battle of Proph-
esy' (Pitts)-Julien Urquhart, Macon
Ga. ..-id
War the Wea poHTof Tyrants" IL. E.
Henderson)-rW. f. sSewell, Roscoe, Ga.
Our Lofty Purpose" (Groves)-C. L.
Carter
Music.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL.
Windup of the Long ReceIvershIp
fn Sight.

In Sight.
Atlanta, May d.-Judge J. Fl. Lumpkin
is preparing an opinion on the exceptions
to the masters report in thezcase OF the
Southern Mutual Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, and the end OF the. litigation is
at last I'm sight. The opinion will be
handed down in a few days. and the com
pany will be wound up. The company
went into the hands OF receiver four
years ago
The reports of the masters were flied
last summer. They were comprehensive
and showed all the details and the exact
status OF the business. Exceptions were
filed and argued last fall. After the ex-
ceptions are disposed OF, the property win
be sold and the assets distributed
There are two receivers for the concern
in Georgia, Judge James A. Anderson of
this city and NJ. A. O'Byrne of savan-
nah, both having been appointed by Judge
Lumpkin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
wAYcRoss NEWS NOTES.
Much Activity In Masonic Circles in
the Wiregrnss city.

waycross. May Si.-James w. Hitch has
been employed to assist in the First Ma
tional Bank, while the officials take their
vacations MIR. Hitch is a son Of Hon.
s. w. Hitch and Is a student OF Emory
College.
The Masonic Lodge In waycross has
taken on new life recently. Applications
for membership are received at almost
every meeting. There were three admit
ted 20 the Master Mason degree al the
last meeting. II Is talked that the Ma
sons may share the room engaged By the
nlks IN the new Lott 4 Hitch building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01

off % cents. Southern iron is dull and
weak and present quotations could be cut
so cents if business were offered
Failures for the week number 144
against 1872 last week. and 1856 last year.
Canadian failures number p against "A
last week and q last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
Used In Five Pitchers.

Cleveland. May 31.-To-day's game was
a smuggling match. using up five pitchers
Attendance 800 Score: k.H. ~.
Cleveland 20 2 2 2 o 3 5 Ola 16 3
Philadelphia 0 o 3 1 0 Oils u 2
Batteries-Moore, Braggins. Hoffer and
Wood; Piatt, Fraser, Powers and Muir
ply.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01

New Orleans. 4: Selma, /.
At eveport-Cha ttanooga, 4; Shreve-
port, 2.
At Memphis-Birmingha A. Men,
phis. 3.
At Little Rock-Nashville, /; Little
Rock, O..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
SOUTH GEORGIA INSTITUTE.
Townsville students Debate Gu
ban Annexation

Thomasville, Ga, May 31.-The com
mencement exercises OF the South Georgia
Institute were continued last night Leo
Wise played an instrumental solo on the
piano. Richard Mitchell, Bryan Black
shear, Louis Jerger. Albert Smith, Willie
Cooper, Henry Stegerman and Amos
Thrupp gave declamatlons. the medal be-
ing taken by Willie Cooper.
The question. Should Cuba Be An
nexed to the United States2' was debat-
ed, Joseph Sparks and Joseph Craigmiles
being on the affirmative and John Lewis
and William Hamilton on the negative.
The judges decided that the negative had
the best OF the argument
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
Auditor YoungbIood Resigns.

Washington, May S1.-Col. Youngblood
of Alabama, auditor for the Treasury
Department, has rendered his resignation
and it was accepted to take effect June
Is. The President to-day appointed r.
A. Person, assistant auditor for the same
department to succeed him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
A Tie Game at Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, May 31.-Umpire Haskell
called to-day's game at the end of the
seventh inning on account of darkness,
leaving IL a tie. Attendance. CO., Score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee .........1 % 8
Washington ........0 o % 0
Batteries: Hawley and Leahy; Carrick
and Grady.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01

first half OF the eighth. Attendance,
400. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ..........0 5 2 0-10 10 2
Boston .........n.1 / 0 2 0 is 8 4
Batteres-Skopec and Sullivan; Lewis
and Shrek.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
sIsopec via nnt IN Lnnl,.

Chicago, May d.-skopec was very wild
to-day ana gave enough passes 90 have
lost any game, but his felders gave him
GOOD support and batted hard with men
on bases. Rain stopped the game 10 the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


brooklyn, May SL-It was anybody's
game until the NINTH when the visitors
made two doubles and a single on top OF
Farrell's wild throw. and won. Attend
anee 1900. Score; R.H.E.
Pittsburg 80 0 0O1 / 0 2-5 10 2
Brooklyn 80 o 0 / 0 0 0 % s 2
Batteries-Philippi and oConnors Ken
nedy and Mcclure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
virGinia-CaroIina Games.
College Gnme,

Norfolk, 6; Portsmouth, 5.
Richmond, 8; Raleigh, /.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
THE WEATHER NOT RIGHT.
Bradstreet's Tells why the Country
Is Not Happy Just Now.

Bradstreet's Tells why the Country
Is Not Happy Just Now.
New York, May l.-Bradstreets to-mor-
row will say:
Unreasonable weather has been the key
of the general situation this week, dis
couraging, as it has been to retail trade
in the country and city alike. is retarding
the growth of most crops, but particular
ly corn and oats in the northern half OF
the country. and cotton at the South.
Withal, however, there is feeling prev
alent that few weeks of warm, sunny
weather, a decided lack of which has so
far been noted this spring, would do much
to place matters commercial and agricul-
tural in as good or better condition than
a year ago.
Apart from these features, the week has
been without much change except that
rather better spirit has been visible in
the industrial situation and that some
progress has been made toward a settle
ment of existing labor troubles. The sit
uation in textiles has not changed ma
terially except that real conditions in the
print cloths market have been recognized
by heavy cut in the price of that prod
uct.
The Situation in Cotton.
The steadiness of prices is still a fea-
ture, the cereals being as high, or slight
ly higher, than a week ago, as much ow-
ing to bad crop reports from abroad as
TO tales of dry weather damage in the
Northwest to wheat and too cool weather
for corn in the country as a whole. Cot
ton is higher in the face of the large re-
ceiptT and reports of slow trade, because
the prospect as to the near months, par
ticularly July, is still doubtful, and owing
to covering by the short interest in that
and the succeeding month. The crop
is at least two weeks late,
but the acreage will probably be
from to 10 per cent. larger, some of
which will perhaps be lost, but still leav-
ing a comfortable margin of increase pro-
viding warm forcing weather succeeds
shortly.
AS for some time past, new business in
iron and steel is small, while production
on orders is at the maximum. Steel bill
let's are temporarily scarce and so cents
higher, while Bessemer pig is dull and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01

Harvard, Il; Cornell, 0.
Georgetown, 10: Fordham, /.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-01
Postponed National Games.

New York, May 3i.-The National League
games at New York and Philadelphia
were postponed on account of wet
grounds.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03

is gold-bsaring country, despite the fact that an alleged mining man and capitalist came here last spring from Dawson and concluded that he would rather have his "tailing dumps in ts Klondike than all the mines of Nome" And yet this section has already produced eight or ten millions of dust, and the ground has scarcely been scratched over.
 There is one serious disease with which Nome and this section is afflicted. We admit it in and shame It is the of litigation which hangs like a black cloud over what ought and should be pros porous country. With federal court in existence for thirteen months, the net result has only been o mako the mass oi complications more tangled and the situation more grevous and complex. Scores of claims that should be producing gold are tied up, except in cases where they being worked in de- fance of law the court, njunctions, orders and all the rest of the legal machinery and law terms.
 Much of the country has been withhsld from the legitimate miner because of the unsuitable greed and foolishness of the pencil and hatchet miner. But the days of that individual are numbered, and he will soon pass away. He cannot hold, forever, a hundred claims; because of his inability to do his assessment work. Yet he has been known to do it with the a'd of pen, an elastic conscience and a notary. There may be danger, too, of another crop of pencil and hatchet springing up and following in the paths of their predecessors, but do not think go.
 There is abundant reason to believe in the future oi this country as mining section Essentially it i. not poor mans country" yet there are appor- tunites a-plenty for the right kind. The climatic and physical conditions such that more less capital is required if speedy returns to be had The country is as nature made it; it is for man to compel the earth to give up its hidden wealth. If individual cannot do it, he had better make room for who will. This in country for the faint hearted. Such would be better off in lotus eating land. if they can find it.
The Nome nugget., 1901-09-03
THE GOLD CROP THIS YEAR.

The statement was made in the NUGGET | few weeks ago that the output of gold in Northwestern Alaska this year would reach $5,O0OOCO In the weeks that have elapsed since that statement was made the amount of work done in different districts and the results obtained while not in every instance satisfactory, warrant us in rearmng the statement. It is also borne out by others who in position to know something about the amount of gold that . daily finding its way into Nome The NuGGEr's news columns today tell story in regard to the probable output of gold that must command attention. The output last year approximately S5,0OO- OO0 notwithstanding the appearance of litigation for the first time and the inauguration of the receiver system. The seaeon however, upon the whole. was favorable, and claims producing much earlier than this year. Added to this was the fact that a considerable quantity of gold taken from the beach, while tho showing from the this year will be inconsiderable. On number of claims this year mining is being prosecuted ex- tensive and practical plan than before. I'm proved machinery and intelligent methods have taken the place ot the hap-hazard mining of other years. New creeks for the first time ranked a ptoducsrs and. although the individual output this year may not be large the.aggregate will be prising
 Owing to the uncertain conditions which surround this mining community, in respect to the ease and facility with which paying mines are brought into litigation, and the encouragement which has been given to the jumper the average miner is not telling how much he is taking out of his claim. The fact that the individual pokes finding their way into the local banks and business houses, however, is proof that the individual miner has something tans ble to show for his toll.
 Therefore, we feel safe in estimating this season't eutput at e5 OOO OOO, at least.