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The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
BOLD PLAN OF OPERATORS.
with Non-UniOn Men on Day OF
Opening of Miners Convention.

Hazleton. Pa, July At was re-
ported here tonight from what is re-
garded as an authoritative source that
July II, the opening day of the Ma
tional Miners convention at Indianap
oils, has been selected by operators as
the time for resuming operations at one
or more colheries near Wilkesbarre
with experienced non-union men col
lected from the various mines in Luz
erne county. The news cannot be con-
firmed because of the extreme reticence
of the operators.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
CONSPIRAT0RS SCORE AGAIN.
Judge Cnron Grants Motion of Their
Counsel, Requiring Production os
All Documents i'm EXtradition

Quebec July 4.-Judge Caron to-
day rendered judgment in the Gaynor-
Greene case. He granted the motions
made by counsel for the accused for
writs of certiorari, ordering Extradi-
ton Magistrate Lafontaine to produce
without delay all documents in his
possession relating to these cases be-
fore the Superior Court here. AS to
the motions made by counsel for the
United States government to amend
the returns of Sheriff Langelier and
Tailor Vallee to the writs of habeas
corpus, Justice Caron stated that he
would not render the judgment there
on until all documents were before
the court. lie then adjourned the
court until next Friday when Magis-
trate Lafontaine is expected to pro-
duce all documents relating to the
case.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
NATIONAL HOME FOR ELKS.

Hotel Bedford at bedford City, Va,
Purchased and Will Be Opened in
October.
Baltimore, July 4.-Henry w. Mears
of this city, one of the supreme trus-
tees of the order of Elks, reports to-
day that the order has secured a ma
tional home for its aged and INDECENT
members by the purchase of the Hotel
Bedford at Bedford City, Va. This
building was erected in 1890 and it's
original cost, with fittings, was $780,
900, and has accommodations for 250
inmates. The home is now thoroughly
furnished and will be opened in Octo-
Der. The committee which purchased
the hotel included NJ. d. Detwiler and
Judge Fisher of jamestown, N. Y;
Mayor brennan of Birmingham, Ala;
George P. Kronk of Omaha and the
supreme ruler of the order, Charles
B. Pickett, of Waterloo, Iowa.
The purchase has been officially APP
proved by the supreme trustees.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
QUIET DAY AT THE CAPITAL.
Garrison at Fort Myer Had CeIebra-
ton. However.

Washington. July 4-With the Pres
ident away and Congress adjourned,
the national capital had compare
lively quiet Fourth of July. All the
government departments were closed
for the day. and these, as well as
the business sections of the city, were
deserted. The garrison of United
States soldiers at Fort Myer had a
celebration, with games, the reading
of the Declaration of Independence
and an artillery salute to the Ameri-
can flag.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05

INSPECTED WATER BATTERIES.
Assistant Secretary Darling and
Party Visited Fort Monroe.

Newport News, Va. July Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy Darling,
with several government officials, ar
rived here on the dispatch boat Dol
phin this afternoon.
The assistant secretary's visit II is
understood, Is for the purpose Of in
specting the water batteries at Fort
Monroe.
The party will reclaim on board the
dispatch boat tonight. going ashore
in the morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05

Richmond, Va. July Am a Fourth
of July celebration by negroes at Stu
art, Patrick county, to-day VIII John
son, a negro, was accidentally shot
and almost instantly killed by Walter
Bailey, colored, who was intoxica ted
at the time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
THE FOURTH IN MEXICO.
Celebrated by Americans Regardless
of Expense.

Laredo, TexY July Independence
day was celebrated throughout Mexico
to-day with music, fireworks and
speech making.
Torreon celebrated on a larger scale
this year than ever before, $4,000 being
spent in making the celebration a sue
cess.
There was no public celebration in
Monterey this year. although many pa
triotic Americans individually observ-
ed the day. American business houses
were closed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
TEXAS SOCIALISTS MEET.
Candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor Named

tenant Governor Named
Dallas. Tex, July 4.-The state con-
vention Of the Socialist party of Amer
lea met in Dallas to-day. About sixty
delegates were present.
w. w. Freeman of Del Rio received
the nomination for Governor, and A.
f. Martin of Bonham that for lieuten-
ant governor.
An address to the people was given
out in which corporations and trusts
were attacked.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05

RAINtFALLS AT SAN ANTONIO.
TOO Late to Benefit Corn. But VIII
Help Cotton and Grass.

San Antonio. Tex, July A splen-
did rain has just fallen here. the pre-
cipitation reaching an inch and half.
This is the first rain for over a month.
and while it came too late TO benefit
corn, it will be vastly beneficial to cot
ton and grass. From reports received
it is understood the rain was general
in this section
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
AMERICAN BANQUET AT PARIS.
Eloquent Speeches by French Minis
tcrs and Chauncey DepeNv.

Paris, July 4.-The banquet given
here tonight by the American Cham
Der of Commerce was the occasion for
a striking display of Franco American
sentiment. Eloquent speeches were
made by M Trouillot, the French min
lister of commerce. Senator Chauncey
M. Depew, Gen. Andre French minis
ter of war, and M. Jules Cambon. the
French ambassador al Washington
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05

Baltimore. July 4.-The schooner
Nimbus. bound from New York for
Savannah, which has lately been
ashore, passed Cape Henry at noon to-
day for New York in tow of Luckenbach
tugs.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
THE NEBRAskA's KEEL LAID.
Big BattIeship to Be Built at Seattle,
Wash.

Seattle. Wash, July 4.-The keel of
the battleship Nebraska was laid in
Moran Brothers & Co.'S shipyards to-
day in the presence of a large crowd.
Gov. Savage of Nebraska and Gov.
Henry Mcbride of Washington drove
the first riVet.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
ITS sEseUI CENTENNIAL.

Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary.
Richmond, Va, July AT the SEES
qui-centennial of the founding Of Win
chester, Va, which took place to-day
in that city. there was an immense
crowd. A feature of the occasion was
the formation of the Cumberland Val
ley Firennen's Association, composed Of
companies from the two Virginias,
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05
BARGE SUNK IN CONGAREE.
Five Negro LabOrers Reported
Drowned Near CoIunbia.

Columbia, s. c., July A rumor
reached the city late tonight that a
on board sank about three miles be-
low the city and that five were drown
ed. The men were in the employ of
Contractor Gilchrist, who is engaged
in government work on the Congaree
river. No further particulars can be
obtained at this hour
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-05

should war hoping for triunnb
which is to put the power into the
hands of the civil authorities?
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
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snly stum

A very pretty yarn was told iu last Mon
days Times about young chap, the only
Republican in a Mississippi school r. or
somewhere down South--who, because he
was a Republican and would not shout for
Bryan, had been compelled to whip about
half dozen young fellows, some Of them
Of course larger aud older than he. in
Guiding the bully of the gang. In fine he
had been compelled to clean out the entire
Democratic fighting force in that section.
II was a very amusing story and it is
said, excited the President to laughter
Our worthy specialized executive was so
pleased with the youngster who, to prove
his wonderful prowess had been duly EN-
bellished with couple of black eyes and
bloody nose and other dis6guremeuts of
form aud feature as a result of his fight
with unrepentant rebels that he appointed
the father of Young Corbett. Sullivan and
Jeffries, rolled into one diminutive speci-
men of humanity, to a fat Office; that he
wanted such lusty representative Of Re
publican pugilism rewarded
We take if for granted that such con-
temptible, silly =arratives will continue TO
adorn the pages of the independent press.
That the time of the former rough rider
should be taken up listening to such stuff,
and then acting on it, is to set him down as
struck with the simples, or make him fit
candidate for entrance into an asylum for
the feeble minded
We suppose that every young Republican
schoolboy south of the Ohio River will be
taking lessons in the manly art, and killing
off whole townships, and their fathers run
ming up to Washington, bringing their
progeny along, exhibiting raw wounds and
bloody bones, demanding marshalships, in
ternal revenue collectorships, etc, and in
every instance returning TO their benighted
regions with commissions tucked away
nicely in their inside pockets.
Is it not time to quit printing and spread
ing broadcast such nonsense1
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

credited with the victory while the senior
officer in command would be held alone re-
sponsible for a defeatl
This comic opera view of the President
would have made Sir Joseph Porter eN-
change places with Little Buttercupr " and
added a new buriesque charm to Pinaiore
beyond the range of genius possessed by
Gilbert and Sullivan.
And by the way, what material this de-
cision Of the President, the letters Of Evans
ef al, quoted in his decision and Sampson $
absence in the flesh but technically
present, is here offered for a comic opera!
Thus - Schley was not in command
nor entitled to the credit of the victory be
cause he only made TWO signals. The cap
tains who state that even if he made them
they would not obey his signals ARE en-
titled to the credit of the victory
Ergo--A naval commander present IN
6ght is a superfuity-the captains will only
obey an absent commander who CANNOT
signal TO them
And there you are
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
Sc. Elizabeths

Editor Sunday Globe;
There seems to be something very rotten
concerning the management Of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane Either the
superintendent knows or does not care to
know how matters go. II is not supposed
when the Government employs a man that
his whole family is to move here and be
fed at the public crib on the delicacies Of
the land and at Government expense. This
seems to be the case now, I Opine. If
Barry, Skidmore, Blackburn, Simpson,
French, Clark, Logic, Carter, and a score Of
others receive such fayors, why is it not
just that the supervisors and others should
be allowed the same snap and install their
families in luxuriant quarters, and let
Uncle Sam pay the bill. In the annual re-
port Of the hospital nothing is said Of what
It costs to maintain these families and their
friends-and the expense is great. An Off
cial investigation Of this matter would
bring TO light much more than has. been
written and than the general public is now
aware. I hope you will keep up the good
work by giving the subject publicity
publicity II is fortunate we have in this
city publication that will tell the truth
even though il shames the devil, and
irritates the one responsible-the superin-
tendent REX
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

One Of the chiefs of the ladies' who want
to vote, states that the State, War and Navy
Departments are at present ignoring fair
sex eligibles who happen to be certified by
the Civil Service Commission. Most likely
though the aforementioned Departments
have an over supply of queens and things,
and want some kings and such. To our
personal knowledge, all the Washington
departments, have, in time past, been
drawing largely for their supply of lady
clerical talent from our home industries,
and without pestering the Civil Service
Commissioners at all. In fact certain de-
partments have heartily wished that the
commission would go way back, or any
where, even TO hades if need be, only let
the lady influence artists alone.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

Mr.. Reid, of Arkansas, made a rattling
speech in the House on Tuesday last on the
subject of the Philippine Islands. He stag
gered the uninformed by the production of
the tables of cost to this country, in blood
and treasure, of maintaining our supremacy
in the archipelago. He showed convincing
ly that if the money so oexpended was utilized
at home, the prosperity so blatantly claimed
by the majority would be a fact instead of
a delusion. Mr.. Reid's maiden effort was
worthy of the best days of the House. He
will be heard from again is the prediction
of the GLOBE.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
The Presidents Decision.

When Nelson at the battle of Copenhagen
was informed that the signal from the adj
rniral commanding ordered a retreat he
raised his telescope to his blind eye and exc
claimed 'Where-where is it7 ] cannot
see the signal. Sailing master raise mine
for CLOSER ACrIoNp and the greatest sea
man who ever trod the decks of a battleship
closed in and won an immortal victory-in
disobedience to the orders of his superior
officer
To whom did England-then martial
nation-give the credit for the battle of
Copenhagen? To the admiral in command
or to the hero who raised his flag for closer
action2 Who can even recall the name Of
the admiral commanding without consult
ing historical references? Who is ignorant
of the name of Nelson?
Nelson. like Schley was second in COM
mand at the battle of Copenhagen and, like
Schley he fought and won the battle with
a single order or signal, CLOSE actiOn"
Yet Lemly in reviewing the proceedings of
the Naval Court Of Inquiry, ignored this
analogous case and sought military prece-
dent of a commander-in-chief absent from
the firing linel
And now President Roosevelt commits
more stupendous blunder in asserting that
the battle cf Santiago was "a captains
fight" and that neither Sampson (who was
absent) nor Schley who led the fight and,
as of record, gave not only one, but TWO
signals to the fleet. are entitled to the credit
for the victory
The reasoning of the President does not
even rise to sophistry for its deductable
logic is, that a sea commander to secure
credit for naval victory must repeatedly
signal Ito officers who assert they would
not obey him, vide Evans ct an to his cap
tains instead Of leading them in the fight
and that neither the smoke Of big guns nor
other dissertations will excuse him. His
whole time must be devoted to signalling
and the captains lwho say they would not
heed or obey SUCH can do the fighting at
their leisure
If Schley at the battle Of Santiago had fol-
lowed out the naval instructions Of the
''hero Of San Juan Hll"-the Spaniards
would have disappeared as they did on that
historic hill before Roosevelt mounted to
the ASSAULT And Schley instead OF pound
ing them TO the bottom Of the ocean, might
have taken a flying shot at the last disap-
peariug Spauiard, as Colonel Roosevelt
describes in his book he did when he
reached the hill from which the "niggers"
had previously routed the foe
With all due respect 70 the Colonel. or
Lieutenant Colonel, Of the Rough Riders,
we prefer, and so will the masses of the
American people prefer to believe Ad-
miral George Dewey, who has officially de-
clared that Schley was in immediate com
mand and won the battle Of Santiago as
Nelson won the battle of Copenhagen
while his superior officer, Ia Sampson,
was "funking" in the rear.
The Presidents decision, thank heavenl
does not and will not guide the future
action Of our naval commanders in battle
for the simple aud all sufficient reason that if
il did-the stokers in the bowels Of the ship
shoveling in the coal, and not the captains.
the commodores OF the admirals, would be
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

increase in wages or shorter hours, but
Richardson has frustrated all Of the move
ments to this end so far. He does not want
the bill to pass. He has started a school
over here for the purpose of diminishing
the yof those who do not attend He
has almost completed a fine stable through
what he has saved from cutting wages and
food. The work on the stable has been
stopped for a while on account Of the funds
running short. I guess he will make an
other cut in a few days so as to complete
the barn. Trained nurses and cooks have
been hired here. One nurse will get as
much pay as four (4) attendants, and not do
as much work in one week as one attendant
will do in one day. They just simply walk
through the wards aud never turn their
hands to one thing. Now the trained cooks
las they are called) one trained cook gets as
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
A startling Resolution.

The Senate Wednesday adopted a resolu
tion offered by Mr.. Tilman. of South Caro-
lima, directing the Civil Service Commission
to transmit to the Senate a statement show
ing the apportioument of the employees in
the vaSous departments of the Government
from the several states and the District of
Columbia, together with the percentage of
such apportionment.
Now there will be music and the whole
families in Office" business is likely to re-
ceive an airing Let the Senator amend his
resolution, or extend its scope to embrace
the city residences of all Government EN-
ployes and the whole families" will be
discovered by grouping people Of the same
name and address together The states that
hundreds of these Washington male and
female barnacles claim as legal residence
will discover what eminent pap suckers
represent them in the Washington depart
ments. Concubines ct al will prepare to
move out or hedge" and use their "DulP
to choke off the Senator from South Caro-
lima
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
PROMISES MORE.
A Few Points ON Things at St Eliza
beth's by one who Knows.

Editor Sunday Gi06ei
Saturday a printed paper was carried
around TO all the attendants. A great many
Of the employees asked for a copy and re-
ceived the reply. That there was only one
copy and had to be returned to the Super
intendent (Dr. A. B. Richardson). The
wording was to this effect, viz, the en-
ployes were not to try for an increase in
wages. shorter hours, through Congress or
unions, or in any other manner If they
did so and were found out, they are 10 be
dismissed from the hospital The paper was
signed by Roosevelt. The employees have
been trying through their union TO get an
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23

much pay as six (6l others who are not
called trained cooks,--they wear white
dresses, patent leather shoes, high collars
aud cuffs and do not strike one lick of work
The other cooks have all to do. This place
was run before the trained nurses. trained
cooks or Richardson ever came here.
The patients Jared better, just az
many got we'll, more I am sure be-
cause they got all they could eat. The bin
Of fare has been diminishing ever since the
advent Of Richardson and his white caps.
! do not know If you publish letters that
are not signed can give you great many
interesting points that Ireally think the pub
lie should know, but as I am an employe /
must refrain from signing my name Should
you publish or make use Of this letter / will
furnish you one regarding diet, etc
X.Y.Z.
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mocsacy echos the brave utteTance Of the
gallant Kentuckian, and raises the American
flag on every hustings with the bloody
standard of England. Union Jack down.
Long live Wheeler, Of Kentucky
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
CIRCULATION.

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Saturday and Sunday, February IS and 10,
was IS, 500 copies.
lSigned) c. T HUNTER,
Circulation Manager
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
New Business Manager.

Mr.. T. B. Ferguson, the well-known
newspaper manager, assumes control of the
business management Of the Washington
SUNDAY GLOBE with this issue.
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Roosevelt is a dead cock in The pit--so
far as a reelection TO the Presidency is con-
cerned. His Schley decision was the might
and measure Of the MAN. He has been
found wanting
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-23
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