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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
sTATEsnono NEWS NOTES.
Literature ana Politics in 8uIIoch's
Metropolis.

Literature ana Politics in BUlIoch's
Metropolis.
statesboro. Ga. oct. 23-The first
lecture az the statesboro hyoeun
course was given here last night by
GIr. John r. Clark Of Buffalo. The
audience was large and appreciative.
better attention could not have been
given by any audience. The speaker
had the crowd with him from start
TO finish There were a large number
OF school children present. some of
them very small, and mr. Clark went
out of his way TO compliment the boys
upon their excellent behavior and at
tent!0n.
Superior Court is in fun swing here
this week and the town is crowded
with people from all over the county.
No very important cases are ON dock
ct, and business is being rapidly dis-
patched
Col. j. H. Estiu. Col. Lester and Hon.
}}. w. Sheppard are here meeting their
old-time friends and making new ones
by the score. Col Estnl could not
remain long, owing TO his being on a
committee, to invite the legislature to
attend the State Fair. Bullock Will
support him heartily for governor The
invitation sent out by him to the press
Of the state to dine with him at VIM
uerly, on Isle of uope, Nov. 8, are be-
ms received and appreciated very
highly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
COMMISSIONERS STEVENS REPORT.

A Veterinary Surgeon RecOmm ended
for Head OF Cattle Department.
Atlanta. Oct 29.-The annual report
of Commissioner of Agriculture O. +.
Stevens, just issued, contains reports
from Glascook Barrett, inspector OF
oils for Georgia; w. NJ. Scott. state en-
tomologist; John NJ. McCandless, state
chemist, and a. r. Dalis, superintend-
ent OF fisheries. Commissioner Stevens
urges the necessity Of a veterinary sur
seon as a part of the working force
Of the agricultural department lie
says that the cattle men of the state
are anxious for such a head Of de-
partment on account OF the numerous
diseases which are yearly discovered
among the cattle.
Commissioner Stevens says he has
sent out through the weekly press
monthly, with few exceptions, six
columns Of printed matter. which has
been published in about l75 county pa
pers. In addi ion to this information
he has distributed 20 900 copies OF the
commercial fertilizer bulletins and 5000
copies of the bulletins on Texas fever
and the cattle tick and 5000 copies OF
the circular containing the laws of
Georgia regarding Illuminating oils ana
other information. Commissioner Ste
vens calls attention TO the need of ag-
ricultural education in the state
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30

Thomas Superior Court Is NOW in
Session.

Thomas Superior Court Is NOW in
Session.
Thomasville Ga, Oct 29.-The Grim
inaI Session Of Thomas Superior Court
is being held this week, Judge Hansan
presiding. WIN Miller, colored, was
convicted yesterday OF assault with
intent to murder, his case being stub
bornly contested on both sides. Frank
sweed, also colored, charged with
murder is being tried to-day.
Some one tried to burn the home Of
Sam Nicely. a blind negro. in this city,
Sunday night. The negro heard the
noise and fred his gun in the direction
Of the noise. This frightened of the
villain. A policeman ran to the place.
attracted by the report OF the gun. and
found the side of the house saturated
Nitn kerosene oil.
The Piney Woods Jockey Club has
engaged the Sturgls Carnival Com
pany for its races on Nov. II, p and
o.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
A GEORGIA LEGISLATOR,
Wants 10 Keep the Insurance Money
From soldiers Home and BOARD
xa,a Vaf.s.~us

Wants 10 Keep the Insurance Money
From Soldiers Home and hoard
the Veterans.
Atlanta. oct z9.-The Appropriation
Committee in the House this afternoon
cut down the appropriation asked for
the maintenance and equipment of the
Soldiers Home from $4,000 10 $4,000,
the same amount as was given last
year. with this change the bill, which
also appropriates the $4,000 insurance
money toward the rebuilding OF the
home, was recommended favorably.
Mr. Blue OF Marion. moved that it
be recommended nfavorably, saying
that he voted for the Soldiers Home
bin originally so the state could get
that property. Now that the state had
the money, he did not see any reason
for rebuilding the same so long as the
old soldiers were taken care Of, and
they could be boarded somewhere more
cheaply, he said that would be the
case II the state went to the expense of
rebuilding the home.
The resolution OF Mr. Blalock OF
Fayette, looking to the payment or
interest on the bonded debt falling due
in 1892 out of the public property fund
was discussed at some length and
tabled Measures on this subject have
been referred to subcommittee and
the question is now under considera-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
a GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.

Gov. Gambler WIN Can One to He
HELD in Atlanta in December.
Atlanta, Oct. eat a meeting held
in Gov. Gamblers Office this afternoon
it was decided to hold q good roads
convention in Atlanta the second week
in December The Governor win invite
all the ordinarics and county commits
sioners OF the state to attend the con
vention. President W. II. Moore OF
the National Good Roads Association
OF Chicago was present and agreed to
bring q train load Of road machinery
ana experienced road builders mere
The Southern Railway viii furnish
the transportati0 and the county win
pay $500 towards the expense OF the
experiment OF building a allie OF road
under Mr. Mo0re's supervision The
experiment is expected to be an inter-
esting and valuable one
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
STOLE MONEY AND PISTOL.

Young White NAM Is Row in JniI al
Naldossn.
Voldosta. Ga, Oct. GA young
white man named Garter was arrested
Yesterday and lodged in jan here on
the charge OF stealing a pistol and so
from Mir. WIN Eason, for whom he
worked in the Cat Creek district. Mr..
Gason went Off sunday leaving Garter
at his home When he returned Pie
found his trunk had been opened and
the contents scattered His pistol and
money We're both gone. Mr. Eason tel
enhoned TO Naldosta and Carter was
arrested, he having come here and Sc
cured employment. He is in jail await
ing trial
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
--- oncN.-ssl s1ae- \ ~. ON -.

CHEAtDsi rLAcA ~ tliI - ~.
We wash your clothes just "Al-o "rI
snow, W fair We use Cciase ss va
~ clothes never fade we go ,,srs.
safiafactan and guarantee lnr waists
gLirts 81. New shirts l3ei raIaa
i,ac ems FL. Hanakro.isfs it4e 80
-. Pants cleaned Pc fan''' tfsr. b.
IN fed. "a dozen g0ei FANNY, trs 81.
r.otnss. dozen. E.W. Dse"
LINEN Suits Ic r Or uuen
our dslfrrv wagon Hll
ROBERT y tor .srfrg.
Fiesi C1aal cHnf7.
nop .rte.e ll4 Is Hn09ff HA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
The FRANCHISE TAX BILL.
FAILED OF PASSAGE IN THE HOUSE
NEsTER

NEsAtSE DAN.
-
Lacked rive Votes OF n Constitu-
,to,st ,,aio,5,,---y,,. strongly Adj
~o.,ta5 M, the Author ana MIR.
nan az Ri,g,--,5es.rs. Harden and
NA-.us Votsd for tbe sleasure--,ir.
mars nIu ia Take Away From
t,a.-os IN. Riabt of Dircc4InG
xr..,,,.4. - Contain cases Defeat
-. mn, fntro5ucea to Provide
-. ,,-.,,, Nvoisbts nud Meas
So, vot.. "a vuvestiaate
,,..
N""i'"
Atlanta, Ca, Oct 2S.-Ihe Rouse
to-day considered the Howard fran
.,:., ,,fi1 h,,t Whom m came to al vote
.,.........l .,.,s ,r-
y lackeo HFe % d eo-i
ny. Inc bIl was ehe-- e-'-e@ '~ ''''
ttcn Of the author before the vote was
5,.5o,,,,s7
rr-....7 of r9skalb
tte oih NS "'''
provide for taxation Oh al! ll"iie-iise9
granted to corporations or individuals
s,.s;r- tbaY7 any right Of eminent do
1919. mir, .,e t,.. snacisl
He'H' N. .7t,,-- n
order IN tne mouse ai-vi 'i'e
the journal mr. howard maze
strong speech in advocacy Of the meas
,,r. eI-o..-ire tlf,t franchises had been
,.v,, es,,,t.af,A
declared plore''s -
Court decisions that FRANCHISES q
now taxed in many states and that
the nronsrtv 81. corporations is valued
+,,,,-- r,,5a in +bie
ems 80,
state, az from olle-louiIh ~ Vi10 SiN'h
OF what il is really worth.
Mr. Hall Of Blbb spoke in favor Of
49,. ,,....,., an iIlretra+ion he said
$50, ,....,,.,.
t.le-t 1i44 teIli 3l[7 90 80 No. -
lne pLopel y .s- e1'our SsOg'Oo ~ III
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eile ~ ~ 80 ~ a. ,,ssee,e ~ The b.B
~. 80, 80 AZ and ms ns1-s n No
$50. ,,.4 - ~ LIZ fba 14oI,ea
800 a. o,ice ~ tebls the biiI RTessrs
fTar5.y, sr5 Eveils of c,batbarn voted
for t,s howard biu
m M che, measures acted on i'm
+1,e T4o,,se Mas me Mn nv Mr. HaIl OF
Fihh IN reneaI section 1921 81 the code
gi,.i,,er in7gas the rIebt fo direct furies
T-ba+ ,-srdjofs thew shall render In GER
tain cases Mr. nam said thar under
~ 1a,,. ,e it ro,,- srs-,as ne 1-igbt Of
trial IN, i1rv ia taken aaav ct the dis
crstic'T ~ a. i1des Nfr Slaton ara3le5
tbat Efr HalTe measure vac reyoIu-
tiorga,-,- ia nj tendency and raised an
$50 t,.i,a,.s tbq,.s Mas none F5a called
RF7 Lrsll IN, .,l,,.r,iet ana sai5 thar h.
- ~ .5.'.isil,,, ,f '.,,,ts IL e,,if some
- -.,-,ra's.. ana ti,e- fo1,eb+ H.
.co,,rfe IN suit other 9urposas. The bin
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
The Chatham Rank

- "A , y A Il.
LEOPOLD ADLER, PreSiaen4
q. $. ELLIS, Vice President.
JOHN Il. BILLION, Cashier.
HARH0S CARTER. A.sat c.s,,,
solicits the accounts o, So,
ais, firms, hanks. assoc,.ti-,~. - u
corporations. ana
Liberal Gavors extended 80
responding banks, as our -. sOr-
passed facilities sor co,ro.4,.- E
s1re prompt returns.
BuYs AND SELLS Eopu,c.,,
CHANGE. WRITES t,1,-- r-CaN IN
CREDIT 8ND ISSUES 80, -'fss OF
ORDERS PAYABLE IN an -,
or EUROPE. AK As
Interest compounded o,.
deposits in the sAVtVcs on
AsENT. az l.
safety Deposit Boxes and v,n,..
for rent nuns
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
sI'EoIAL NoTiCEs


IN ala m. work. I have a past be-
cause az con ciennoua cHruest effort
q have a. future Dob tls same pr9a1I-
Son. 1 VIII CIsa you Lefier resuluI
b. fter lele baftrr prices. ana a
better stock ~ paper haugiae 20 re-
lf.L fToa lhau taa eYer t elaa-
Nltre TAYLOR.
laf1l Barnard ~ uf b f.lL
Phone $50
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
VIII Get Life Time Sentence.

brownsville. Ga. oct 29.-Frank
Snecd. colored charged with numbering
another negro. was convicted to-day
Of murder and recommended TO the
mercy of tho court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30

-Red-"I suppose he loves the
ground she treads on?" why,
he worships the very. ground she fooz-
les on."--Yonkers Statesman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
ANDEasoN's VIE Writes.
Denies That She or Her Sister
Handled Counterfeit Money.

Denies That She or Her Sister
Handled Counterfeit Money.
Waycross. Ca. Oct 29.-AIrs.
w. r. Anderson writes letter
here regarding the arrest Of her nus
band, w. T. Anderson, VINO is charged
with passing counterfeit money and
who, in default of the required bond,
was placed in the Savannah Jail. She
says that herself and her sister Miss
Eva Rogers, 4elt Waycross on July q,
since which time they have been in
MONTGOMERY. Birmingham and Chat
tanooga, and the money which they
handled has passed through the First
National Bank Of Montgomery and
the Southern Express Company at
Birmineham The money they took
with they, so she claims was $50 Tor
which a check was cashed at the First
National Bank at Waycross. She says
She understands that herself and sis
ter are being Swallowed by q detective
AS they are supposed to he passing
bad. money also. and she desires the
officers 20 know that they are anx,
iously awaiting arrest at No. 20 oak
street, CHATTANOOGA Tenn.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30

Columbus Has lIade Ready for Their
Entertainments.

entertainment.
Columbus, Ga. oct 29.-The annual
convention of the Daughters of The
Confeteracy couveues i'm this city to-
morrow The local chapter has made
extensive arrangements for The enter
taiumeu of their guests, many Of
whom have already arrived The att
tendance SIS expected 10 Doe unusually
large. as matters of tne greatest inter-
ESD 90 me DW hters win come before
tUe convention.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
a switchnan craahei to Death.

Atlanta, oct. 2g.-Grier f. Armand.
a sWitohman Of the Georgia Railroad
was CRUSHED to death tllis morning at.
the crossing of the Southern Railroad
and the Rapid Transit tracks He was
knocked down by switch engine ana
had both legs crushed OF he died
shortly afterward. The body Will be
sent to his home at Conyers for inter-
ment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30

At Helmken's Cafa you win find the
most delicious Oysters
Private parties dinners. Clean and
quick. Services the best. one block
from De Soto.
j Il. EIEEAtNEN. Promietor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
81 -

- FREE,
Nervous Debility ana It's Family
Z SsAf@ Of His Is the title Of a valuable Is.
" - page hook. edited and published
1.@asE by J. Newton 3 athaway NJ. d.,
t1gF tie acknowledged medical au-
q thority Of America. 1t is fnl Of
- 3s.iA plain facts that ,ery man should
ga know. One Of these books viii be
sent free to any one sending name
and address 20 DR. HATHA Way
$50 A Bryan street Savannah, Ca
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sPECEAIN NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All Bills against the British steamship
Eretra, Mulcahy, master, must be pre-
scented at our office by or before noon
this day, oct. so, or payment thereof
viii be debarred
J. f. MINIS & CO., Agents.
NOTICE.
Neither the master owners nor con-
sie-nee Of the British steamship Holy
well win be responsible for any debts
contracted b. the crew.
NOTICE.
Neither the master, owners nor con-
signee OF the British steamship Voltage
win be responsible for any debts con-
trdCted by the crew.
J. JOHNSON, Master.
SAVANNAH COOKING SCHOOL
win open Nos. at No 221 Taylor
street. east.
MISS JENNIE S. COHEN,
Principal
TIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY,
of Newark, New Jersey.
w. T. HOPKINS. Agent.
Teiephone 2l9. IS Bryan Street East.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We beg TO advise our patrons that
we are agents now for the celebrated
White Stone Lithia Water the finest
water I'm the world. We also handle
Lowneys pure candy. Fresh every
week
MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY,
Phones $50
L. S-Ice cream and sherbets, the
best. orders filed az any time.
j. q g. n. THOMAS,
Jewellers,
124 whitaker street.
Repairing watches. Clocks, jew
eIry, spcctncies, etc.
10000 FIELD GROWN ROSE PLANTS
So different varieties from Z year 20
O. Years nlu The right time 20 plant Is
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30

SO different varieties from 4 year 10
yeurs Ola The right time 90 plant rs
IDm SOY moer 800 March. send cor
rfIDg Hat ur come out AND see foi your~
4.I.au .L..tl hIl.l GAYS t1 Fair
a1uua $500 buus 3o4 WIllin ONE
tI.fk. JOHN WOLF
I.ll phone. cai Elolst,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
srnP molTIlENG.

Il wish ] could set the old-fashion
pure pork Sausage.
You can. joyce makes them the old
way. He calls them the Grandma kind.
They are deliciousC. People get them
from an over town.
Phone 1o7. -J0XEES
p S.-E'inest Fl6Yida Oranges, CauH-
flower, Grapefruit tomatoes, Beets,
New Potatoes. Fine Wild Ducks De-
llcious sleaks. rIch- roaats. etc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-30
THE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS.

II y ~ = 7 = . tF19'17+'' N--1HE1 y
The only way 10 gel your carpets prop
erly taken up cleaned and taken care OF
Tor the summer. Is 20 turn The job over to
the District Messenger and DeAVery Co,
telepnone 2. or cali at 81 Mont gomcry
street. and they viii make you an est-
mate on the cost OF the work. Prices
reasonable. They also pack. move anu
store furniture and pianos.
c. H. MEDLOCK. Supt and AEr.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-12-24
SCHLEY FOR
THE SENATE
Plan in Contemplation by
Republican Leaders.
HE'S NOT A DEMOCRAT
Admiral, It Is Declared, Is Really a
Republican.
DEMOCRATS CLAIM AN OBSTACLE
"HistOrian" MacIay Finally Con-
cIudes to Accept the SIN
vitatiOn" to Resign.


Baltimore, Dec. 24.-It was currently
reported in republican circles to-day that
the leaders were considering the advisa-
bility of nominating Admiral Schley for
senator from Maryland in case the demo-
Gratis put up Arthur P. German.
When the democratic managers were
appraised Of this report they ridiculed the
idea, claiming that Schley was ineligible
because he was not an inhabitant of the
state. as is required by the constitution
of the United States. Against this repub-
licans quote from Desty's Federal Consti-
tuition that actual residence is not essen
tial'' to be an inhabitant
The matter occasioned considerable talk
among republicans, many of whom believe
1t would be good politics to take up the
admiral. Because he has been referred
to as probable candidate for president to
be nominated by the democrats, the i'm
preston has gone abroad that Schley is a
democrat. This is denied by those who
are near to him and know of his politics
They say he always has been and is now
republican.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-12-24
KINGS DAUGHTER
Astonishing Revelation of a
Manuscript in an Old
Clock.

Gallipolis, Ohio, Dec. 24.-The discovery
OF manuscript In secret drawer of an
old clock in this city reveals a secret of
the French court and shows the reason
for the visit to that city in 1889 of the
Duke Of Orleans. afterward Louis Philippe
of France. The discovery was made by a
shopkeeper, Cloud M. Wall, while inves-
tigatihg an old French clock that had
been cast aside for many years.
Taking 1t apart he found secret drawer
in which he discovered an ancient parch-
ment manuscript in French wrapped with
a portion of flannel skirt Of a child,
richly embroidered and bearing mono
gram. A piece Of fine lace also was with
the manuscript.
Upon translation the manuscript per-
ported to be a true history of adele
Alonquon." 1t was addressed to Adele.
apparently to be given to her when she
grew to maturity. The substance of it
was that Adele was the daughter of the
Duke of Orleans. The mother died at the
child's birth, ignorant of the rank of the
father. The writer was then placed in
charge Of the child and sent with it to
Gallipolis, where there was a French COL
ony. The story ran that he became her
preceptor and, finally, after the visit of
the Duke of Orleans to Gallipolis, it was
determined to send Adele to a Catholic
school in France. The mother of Adele
not being of royal blood, the marriage was
kept secret. Mr.. Wall has sent the manu-
script to the French ambassador at Wash
ington. Some portions Of the papers
giving names and lineage have not been
made public.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-12-24
GREAT Is IOWA
This Is All That Gov. Shaw Will Say
About His Case.

About His Case.
Special to The Journal
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. Ex-Governor
Shaw left last night for the east over the
Great Western, and although he did not
state his destination it is thought he goes
to Chicago. He also declined to state the
object Of his visit to the east. When seen
just as the train was pulling out, he said:
l have seen the newspaper dispatches which
state that l have been selected by President
Roosevelt as secretary of the treasury I
have no further information on the subject.
Manifestly I cannot discuss it. l have not
received any intimation on the subject from
Washington, either from the president or
from my Iowa friends there
There is some doubt as to whether Gov
ernor Shaw would accept the position. He
is g comparatively rich man, but during
his four years service as governor has
been compelled to neglect his business to
a great extent. Whether he would feel
that he could afford in financial sense
to accept the position Is not known
Politicians In Iowa are of the opinion that
Governor Shaw has been decided on for
the position In speaking of whether or
not the appointment would be likely to
come to Iowa in view of the fact that
Secretary Wilson Of the department of
agriculture is an Iowan, Governor Shaw
said:
The appointment Of an Iowa man would be
magnificent thing for Iowa, for her people
and for the republican party of the state. That
is a consideration which far overtops the per-
sonal factor. it seems to me. Iowa has the
leader of the United States senate. she has
the speaker of the house and she has a mem
Der of the cabinet The fact that there are
rumors of another Iowa man being called to
the cabinet illustrates her proud position
among the states, tribute perhaps to her
wise, conservative, safe and courageous atti-
tude on public questions.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-12-24
Each Has Promised to Attend the
Helena Conference Personally
or Send His Atty Gen.
Gov. Van SAINT and Gen. Douglas
Will Leave Together the Latter
Part of This Week.

| heard from this morning. He wired from
Eureka to say that it was very doubtful
whether he could go. Governor Van SAINT
will ask the attorney general Of South Da-
kota to attend, If possible, and hopes to
induce Governor Herreid to make the trip.
Word from Olympia, received this morn
ing, confirms the report of the illness of
Governor Rogers. He is down with pneu-
monia, and the doctors forbid any one
speaking to him. Attorney General STRAIT
ton, who is heartily with Governor Van
SAINT, will represent Washington.
Governor Van SAINT and Attorney Gen.
eral Douglas will leave together for
Helena the latter part of the week.
Papers In the states suit are completed
and in the hands of the printers. Mr..
Douglas will return in time to reach
Washington for the opening of the SUI
preme court, when he will file the papers
and commence the suit.