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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-03
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
Georgia: Fair Wednesday; fresh west
erly winds. Thursday fair probably
warmer.
Eastern Florida: Fair wednesday
probably showers near the west coast;
fresh south to west winds. Thursday
fair.
Western Florida: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; light west to south winds
South Carolina: Fair Wednesday; fresh
west to northwest winds. Thursday falr'
warmer.
Nr.r4o-aa,.,s Wnather al Savannah
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-03

The weather was rather rough at Tybee
yesterday. The schooner Newton Neu-
berg, bound for Satiia, put in for harbor,
and desired 10 be reported all well.
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Savannah Almanac, 10th Meridian

Sun rises at $40 a. m. and sets at 6:45
p. m.
High water at Savannah to-day TIL
a. m. and 1882 p. m. High water at Ty-
bee one hour earlier.
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The brisk west winds which prevailed
most of yesterday afternoon made it diff
cult for river steamers to dock. The
steamer Murchson swung around several
times before she was finally berthed at
her wharf foot of Bull street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships
and Shipping.

and Shipping.
The British steamship Domingo de
Larrinago, bound out from Bremen, got
out OF the channel below the city and
run aground. Tugs were sent to pull her
off, but they failed to relieve her. 1t was
expected che would get back into the
channel during the night and proceed.
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Manager,
New Pier IS. North River. New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
: 4 SUCCESSFUL MANS OPINION.

The life of an editor is strenuous one
at best. From morning till night he is
beset by special interests, largely per-
sonal, seeking favors. and when he has
the courage to publish the truth as he
sees it he is sure of more strenuosity on
the following day when the complaints
are made. But often there comes float
ing into his office from sources least ex-
pected brief words Of encour cement,
such as the following, which drive away
all clouds and make the life worth iiv-
Ing. Mr.. j. B. Piersol, q very successful
merchant and banker and an old resi-
dent Of Rockwell, Iowa, RENTS 50 to the
T.-R. with the following brief express
sions OF his views:
Rockwell, Iowa, Dec. 5, 19Ol.-Times-
Republican-My Dear Editors: Here
with enclosed find draft for IS, the
amount OF your demands on me. Many
thanks to you and your untiring efforts
to give the public good, clean, newsy
paper. ] am one Of your earliest SUD-
scribers / have known the paper under
its various arrangements and, II you
will pardon me for the fiattery. l must
nay that 1t Is fully up to, and in some
respects excels past publications. so
thanking you, gentlemen. for the brave,
fearless and impartial way you have
handled all political. social, economical
and commercial questions corporate
commercially I am, truly yours.
= r pIERSOIA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
emergencies How dare you bring COCK

emergencies How dare you bring COCK
and bull stories to me?"
"It is true enough" muttered Baldwin
sullenly, q stout, dour man, not much
afraid of his master, but loving him OK
ceedingly. II knew him agin myself"
Sir Anthony strode firmly out Of the
room, and in the courtyard near the great
gate found man and a woman standing
in the dusk He walked up to the former
and looked him in the face. What do
you herey" he said In strange, hard
voice.
Il want shelter for night for myself
and my wife, a meal and some words with
you-no more, +" was the answer Give
me this, !" the stranger continued, which
every idle passerby may claim ut Cotton
End, and you shall SEQ no moro OF me,
Anthony"
For moment the knight seemed to
hesitate. Then he answered, pointing
sternly with his hand: There is the hall,
and supper. Go and eat and drink, or
stayi" he resumed. And he turned and
gave some orders to Baldwin, who went
swiftly to the hall, and in moment came
again Now, gol What you want the
servants will prepare for you"
~ want speech OF you" said the new
conner.
Sir Anthony seemed about to refuse
but thought better of 1t. You can como
to my room when you have supped," he
said in the same ungracious tone, speaking
with his eyes averted.
"And you-do you not take supper"
II have finished, /" said the knight al
belt he had eaten little. And he turned
on his heel.
Very few Of those who sat round the
table and watched with astonishment the
tall strangers entrance knew him again.
It was Is years since Ferdinand Ciudde
had last sat therc-sitting there of right
And the 13 years had worked much change
In him. When he found that Pctronilla,
obeying her fathers message, had disap-
peared, he said haughtily that his wife
would sup in her own room, and with o
flashing eye and curling lip bade Baldwin
SEQ to it. Then, seating himself in place
next Sir Anthony's, he looked down the
board at which all sat silent. His sarcas-
tic eye, his high bearing, his manner-the
manner Of one who had gone long with
his life In his hand-awed these simple
folk. Then, too, he was o Cludde. Father
Carey was absent that evening. Martin
Luther had one Of those turns, half sick,
half sullen, which alternated with his
moods Of merriment and kept his straw
pallet In some corner or other. There was
no one to come between the servants and
this dark yiaaged stranger, who was yet
no stranger.
He had his way and his talk with Sir
Anthony, the latter lasting far into the
night and producing odd results. In the
first place, the unbidden guest and his
wife staid on over next day and over
many days to come and seemed gradually
to grow more and more at home. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06

!
with $1,000, 100000 Austria Hungary
Follows, with 81 ,24o, 900. The savings
deposits in the banks of France and the
United Kingdom are 1854 900 and
SS2s, 02O, 900, respectively. The only 9TH
err countries with savings deposits of
$500, 900, 900 or over are Russia, Belgium
and Switzerland.
The average amount to the credit of
depositors in savings banks is greatest
in the United States, namely, s406.2S
The average in Canada is $4,000; in
Austria Hungary, s221.59; Denmark,
$16S.So; in Switzerland and Australia,
$153.s4 and s15ssD, respectively; servia
and Greece. $15o.64 and s150.32, respect
lively; Spain. sl42.13; Norway, s124.s6,
and Russia, $100.S4. In no other country
does the average deposit exceed 500.
The greatest average deposit per in
habitant is shown in Denmark, the
amount being s77.Ss. In Switzerland the
average il ss5.O6; Germany, $3754;; Nor
way, $s7.ls; Australia, 1850; Belgium.
$31.76; United States. s31,22; Austria
Hungary, s27os; Sweden, 1856; France,
s22.1S; Great Britain, s2o.62.
While the average amount hell by de-
positors is greater in our nation, the fig-
ures show that in the average amount
per inhabitant there are six European
nations ahead of lls-a fact which shows
there is great nee,i Of educating our peo-
Pile in the matter. of savings.
Relative to the banking power of the
world, the comptroller uses as basis
for his estimates the figures for 1890 Civ
en- in the 1898 edition of the late NJ. G..
Mulhalrs Dictionary of Statistics, which
volume states the amount Is ,tpproxi-
mating ss.197, 600, 900. The banking pow
er OF the United States has been aug
mented since 1880 by s1,24s,0ol,o0o. an
increase of 121 per cent. Agglegating
the banking power Of the United King
dom and the UNIFIED States with the es-
timated power OF continental Europe
and other countries. an increase since
1890 is shown OF s1,926, 100000, or so per
cent. In other words, the worlds bank
ing power increased from sS,1N, 600, 900
in 1890, TO E5,123. 10000 in 1901.
In noticing these statistics one can not
help recalling the predictions Of Bryan
oyd 4he silveritea that the record would
be the other way. because Of the reign
of the gold standard, on which these fig
ures are based.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06

knight began to take long walks and rides
with his BROTHER, and from each walk and
ride came back with q moro gloomy face
and ourter manner. Petronilla, his COM
panion Of old, found herself set aside for
her uncle and cast, for society, scn Eerdi-
nand's wife, the strange young woman
with the brilliant eyes, whose odd changes
from, grave to gay rivaled Martin Luther's,
and who now scared the girl by wild
laughter and wilder gibes and now moved
her to pity by fits of weeping or dark
moods OF gloom. That Uncle Ferdinanli's
wife stood In dread of her husband Pc
tronilla soon learned and even began to
share this dread, TO shrink from his pres
ence and to shut herself up more and more
closely in her own chamber
There was another, too who grew to be
troubled about this time, and that was
Father Carey. The good nnturod, easy
priest received with joy and thankfulness
the news that Ferdinand Cludde had seen
his errors and re-entered the fold, hut
when be had had two or three interviews
with the convert his brow, too, grew
clouded and his mind troubled. He
learned to see that the accession Of the
young Protestant queen must bear fruit
for which he had poor appetite. Ho be-
gan to spend many hours in the church,
the church which he had known all his
life, and wrestled much with himself, II
his face were any index to his soul. Good,
kindly man, he was not Of the stuff Of
which martyrs are made, and to be forced,
pushed on and goaded into becoming Q
martyr against ones will-well, the IA
theirs position was hard one, as was
that In those days Of many good and
learned clergyman bred in ono church and
hidden suddenly, on pain OF losing his
livelihood, II not his life. to migrate T.
S>other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
BIC cA1TlE SHOWS.

Chicago has entertained greater
crowd OF farmers, cattlemen and ranch
men this week than has been seen on
her streets for years. the occasion being
the two great live stock shows, the In
ternational Live Stock Exposition and
the National Live Stock Exposition.
Thousands Of farmers and cattlemen,
ranchmen with broad sombreros and
high top boots, whose homes are where
they hang their hats, and men who have
grown rich and own large tracts of
land and great herds of cattle, have been
enjoying the opportunities offered. Dele
gates and visitors have been SO numer-
Gus that Secretary Wilson spoke of them
as acres of people.
In the big exposition buildings speci-
mems OF the finest cattle, hogs, horses
and other animals have been seen at
their best Their owners have been
striving for honors and prizes, and for
the lions share of attention from the
gaping crowds OF city folk.
What surprises many Of the city folk
IL that men who. by their dress. would
seem to be in need OF the price for food
or drink win step up to the auction
stool and bid $1,000 and more for single
bullock, then dig down into their boots
or generou. pockets and produce bank
roll which can spare the thousands
without losing Its size.
The exposition has been declared by
some judges to be the largest and finest
Of It's kind in the history Of the live
stock industry, and incidentally 1t has
tended to show that Chicago is the great
cattle center Of the world. and that 1t is
the financial ana shipping heart OF the
industry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
sAvlhss pEposirs AND BANKING N

The banking statistics Of the United
States and Of the European nations are
such 40 to show great increases In the
amount Of money and deposits, here and
abroad. The report Of the Comptroller
Of currency shows that the various
state. national. savings and private
banks end trust companies have over
ss,boe, 100000 on deposit, sum 50 enor-
meas that It Is hard to grasp.
Comparing the volume of business OF
the savings banks of the United statea
with those Of the European countries
the rapport shows that in the matter OF
deposits the United States. az for years
past, stands at the head, with $3.50, $780,
60. ne country with the next largest
amsuat Of savings deposits II Germany,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Fairfield Ledger puts 1t in this
way: ''There will be agitation this VIM
ter for the abolition OF the petition fea-
ture Of the mulct law and the substitu-
ton Of the secret ballot. Why? In or
der that men who are afraid to go on
record on the saloon question may sneak
In under the canvas
I The Carroll Herald notices that 1.-THE
county fair in Iowa is beginning to be
an extinct animal. 1t survives in some
quarters where the conditions are help
full to debilitated system. But 1t Is
gradually passing away and the chances
are. that 1t will he known in the future
only in the fossilzed form
In, revising Its criticisms oe education
a. institutions the Nevada Representa-
tive is OF the opinion that 'the board OF
control has come out OF this scrimmage
with very lame apology for grossly
unfair conduct"
The Newton Journal Is OF the opinion,
as 1t reads the glowing accounts of foot
ball games, that when parents send
their children to college these days they
nay expect them, II they become popu-
lar, to receive honors for muscle and not
for their brains"
1.-THE foot ball game and the cigaret
are pretty good friends Of the UNDER
taker," declares the Waterloo Reporter.
In its estimate Of the presidents mes
sage the Sioux City Journal says:
"Thruout the paper there is a high NOR
al tone, evincing just estimate Of the
responsibilities that fall to the lot Of an
exalted public position. 1t would be
well If congress could imbibe this spirit
and give it dominance In legislative
work"
According to the Cedar Rapids Ga
sette, ''after realizing the message care
fully the reds and trusts of New Jersey
will be able to arrive at the conclusion
that their Rendezvous is likely to be
raided."
The Eldora Herald observes that "the
republican party put the Chinese exclu-
sion law on the statute books and there
has at no time been any reason to doubt
that the present republican congress
would re-enact the law, notwithstand-
ing the shouting In certain quarters"
In noticing thilt there will be num-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
AurAoR or THE MANlN slAck.:
~ GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE. ErE"
COPYRIGHT 1884, az cAsselLpuslsAAc co AL, aears srssar1

Tne Knight suareu.
AYE, surc!'' he calculated utter awhile
and he took off his hat. Is 1t true,
mani"
GAS true as that left London yester-
day afternoon and have never drawn rein
sincel'' swore the knave, who had been
three days on the road and had drunk at
every hostel and at half the manor houses
between London and Oxford.
"God rest her soul!'' said Sir Anthony
piously, still in somewhat of maze.
And do you come inl Come In, man,
and take something.
But the messenger had got his formula
by heart and was not to be defrauded of
any part of 1t.
God save the queenr' he shouted, and
out OF respect for the knight he slipped
from his saddle and promptly fell on his
back in the road
AYE, to be sure, God save the queenl"
echoed Sir Anthony, taking of his hat
again. You are right, mani" Then he
hurried on, not noticing the messengers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06

Der of pardon cases before the Iowa leg
islature, the Clarion Monitor expresses
the belief that "as rule 1T is good
plan to go slow in granting freedom to
men who have been convicted of serious
crimes. Laws are passed for protection
of the public, and if men will violate
them they should pay the penalty"
The Burlington Gazette declares:
1.-THE Chinese question is not new and
untried one. The country understands it
thoroughly from the experience of the
people of the Pacific coast. There are
already too many Chinese in the United
States.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
THE PREFERABLE CANAL ROUTE.
[Chicago Trlbune.l

If the Panama canal people had been
willing to sell on reasonable terms-say
$40 900, 000-the isthmian canal commits
sion might have recommended the adop-
ton OF that route. But they stood out
for over $100,o00,000. That sum would
make the total cost Of construction OF
the Panama canal greater than that OF
one by the Nicaragua route, which the
commission estimates now at $4,000
'000 The Frenchmen have made mis-
take by making the purchase OF their
interests impossible. Whether they can
raise the money to finish their canal Is
more than doubtful. II finished 1t would
not, when forced to meet the compete
ton OF the Nicaragua canal, pay operat-
ing expenses. The commission finds that
the Panama route has some advan-
tages. The cost OF operating and main.
taining the canal will be s1,350.000 less
than by the other route. On the othe,
hand, the Nicaragua canal will be more
advantageous for all commerce save
that originating on the west coast OF
South America. The commission esti-
mates that with adequate force and
plant the Nicaragua canal can be com.
pleted in eight years, two of which will
be required for preparation. Probably
more time and money than have been
allowed for will be needed to complete
the work, but II the estimates are corr
rect an expenditure OF s190.00000o will
be spread over six years. This annual
expenditure Of little over $4,000, 00t
will not be severe strain on the finan-
pia1 raSotircas NJ the limited Stafes II
Will not call for the levy of new taxes. II
should not be used as an argument
against the repeal Of war taxes which
are producing revenue far in excess Of
the needs Of the government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
CONTINUED Monday
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
Saw Death Near.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
what IA .NIIeeaea,,,

prepare an edict giving the poet lau-
reate the Order of the Bath" commands
ed the king to the court chamberlain.
pardon me, sire," said the chamber
lain, .'but it would be better to give the
yarlet ON order for hair cut. Balti-
more American.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
vEcoNonY N LIGHT AND FUEL,

The economies that are constantly be-
ing efEected In the use OF fuel and light
are noteworthy and satisfactory fea-
tures Of the present progressive era. The
other day reference was made to . new
" invented soft coal stove that will con-
sumo smoke and revolutionize heating
In this direction. New lighting plants
with gas from gasoline are supplanting
the old coal gas fixtures. In town Gin
gle house or an entire block may be
qheaply heated and lighted from one
plant. :
The recent development OF many oil
wells has led to the use Of this oil o. q
fuel In new directions It Is announced
that the Santa Fe railway has al It's
engines in California equipped with oil
burners and IL consuming at present
about 600.0o barrels OF oil a year. The
Southern Pacific by the end OF this year
will have $50 engines In service. and all
VIII be using oil % fast az they can be
converted into oil burners. When COM
pleted these engines will consume near
Is 100000 barrels year. 1t is possible
that newer methods may even effect
economy in the amount consumed.
It would seem from the present OUT
look that the supply Of this fuel oil il
assured for many years The Texas field
near Beaumont still shows surprising
results. p. +. Close, who has just re-
turned ncna that section Of the state, is
quoted by the Algona Upper Des Moines
es stating that up to date about 100
wells have struck oil. They are ALI in =
tract g mile square. called Spindle Top
Hin, about four miles out Of Beaumont.
These will average 1850 feet in depth.
The main pipe is twelve inches. but the
lsst few hundred feet are drilled in solid
rock and the hole Is only Six inches
across. when oil 10 atruckit comes out
with terrific force. 1t - thought the oil
would without any piping above the
surface OF the ground 30 200 feet high.
The nrst gusher opened still flows with
undinlinished velocity, yielding 100000
barrels day.
This Texas oil 10 used for fuelsnow, al
tho the Standard Oil Company tests
show It contains 20 per cent Of illumi-
mating oil and Is per centscf asphalt. It
Will be worth - cents 4 barrel to make
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cents q barrel. It - used in factories
and similar institutions. Furnaces have
been arranged by which 1t is forced into
q generator BY steam and then turned
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two-thirds on their fuel bill besides hav-
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The points which commend these new
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hrst Of all chespness, and then cleanli-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
For Over Fifty Years.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-06
Health and Beauty

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