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The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-10
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c.
117TH YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 20.
Letters, Science, Engineering Many valua
pie scholarships. Five laboratories, library Of
1900, and the finest museum. of natural historv
in the South. Superb winter climate Campus
and buildings favorablv stu ated in the CITY Of
charleston Tuition $40 Board and furnished
room in dormitory $40 per month For cata-
logue address HARRISON RANDOLPH. Pres.
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.

Conducted by School Sisters of Notre Dame,
college fol. Women and Preparatory School
for Girls Teachers specialists in every de.
partment. Lecturers Of national reputation.
system OF education thorough and progressive.
dEAtenslve grounds Location unsurpassed.
Suburb of Baltimore. Spacious buildings com
pletely equipped. Charles ST. Ave, Baltimore, Md
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-10

The Washington Post sees in the dis
franchisement of the illiterate negro
vote of the South ground to believe in
the rapid rise of Republican party of
decency and responsibility. The Post
believes that freed of the dread of ne
gro domination Southern men will per-
nit themselves the luxury of political
opinions, something that since recon-
The Post is not entirely correct. De-
mocracy and Populism have afforded
pretty large opportunity for political
oDinions.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-10

The newspapers of the country have
published frequent reports recently of
the establishment of large cattle
ranges in various Southern states. no
tably Florida There are tracts of
land in Georgia, cleared by the turpen-
tine operator and the lumberman, that
could with large profit be used for the
extension of this industry. Independ-
ent packing houses are being built and
the beef trust will find it difficult, pos
sibly. to regulate the prices of cattle
on the hoof. The industry in all its
phases is one that well deserves and
will well repay the consideration of
Southern capitalists. The most pros
porous country, it has been said, is
that which has the least need of i'm
ports, and the principle applies with no
less truth to a section or state.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-10


The yearly report of the official
inspectors on the state of labor in
Berlin and its suburbs of Charlotten-
burg, Schonenberg and Rixdorf gives
the total number of persons emploved
in factories and workshops >Within fhis
area during 1901 as 233, 1852. or about
one-tenth of all the persons so en-
ployed in Prussia, says the London
Times. This total includes 1872. S51 mon
66,440 women, 14242 young persons of
IA to Is years of age and Al children
or the women 23,035 are from Is to 81
years old and 43,405 over q years old
The total number of those emploved
in factories and workshops onlv in
creased by 1.s per cent. during 1901. as
against lO.5 per cent. in the preceding
year The number of male workers
decreased by 1.3 per cent, but there
was an increase of 1o.1 per cent in the
number OF females employed. The
dullness of trade has thrown many
persons out of work INQUIRIES made
by the inspectors in 1888 establish
ments showed that in the metal and
machine industries. the building. car
pentering and allied trades there was
a decrease of from $4,000 10 is. 900 In
the number of persons employed in Dc
tober, 1901. as compared with October
1900, The iron foundries dispensed
with about 80 per cent. OF their hands
II was calculated that In the month
of November about 1900 factory hands
were out OF work. Many firms have
curtailed the hours OF work. The work
men in the machine factories. for ex-
ample, have earned on an average Of
ib per cent. less than usual.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
BILL PASSED.
Measure 10 Compensate Anthracite Com
nisslon Goes Through senate.

Measure 90 Compensate Anthracite Com.
mission Coe. Through senate,
washingion. Dec. l2.-The senate
THURSDAY afternoon passed with sever
al amendments the bin fixing the c'm.
pensation Of The anthracite coal strike
commission and d now goes 70 confer
ence. The sentiment Of the senate was
strongl, n favor Of allowing the mem
bers OF the commission who are not
ia the civil or military service Of the
government a lump sum FOR their ser
slce. and after considerable debate
$1,000 was settled upon a. the proper
amount. thus taking the matter out OF
the hands OF the president as the bill
originally provided.
Several other amendments 20 the bill
we're adopted fixing the expenses OF the
comm ssioners and the assistant re-
corders al SO per day instead OF SIS.
ana leaving the question OF the amount
OF salary OF the assistant recorders apd
employees TO the commission. The
name OF the commission was changed
20 anthracite coal strike arbitration"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
SURPRISE AND REGRET.
omeials a Washington sorry 20 Hear Of
the Drastic Action Taken.

omciais "a Washington sorry 90 Hear Of
the Drastic Action Taken.
Washington. Dec i2.-Mlnister
Bowen at Caracas. IN a cablegram 20
the state department dated Thursday.
confirms the press reports that all the
German and British prisoners have
been released.
This was the only advice that came
60 the state department Thursday
night AZ 20 the situation In venezue-
Ia. but Il was welcome. for the ofhcials
felt that by the releasing Of those ci.
VILLAINS President Castro had dlmin-
ishcd greatly the most dangerous fac.
tor IN the problem. Had he insisted
on retaining them In jail. the allies
must have dispatched a force 90 the
capitol OF Venezuela and war outright
would have ensued As Il IL. Il Is the
officials here prefer 60 regard the stat.
us a. not one of war. providing the
allies adhere 90 their original program
of a peaceful blockade" perhaps FOL.
lowed by the temporary seizure OF
Venezuelan custom houses.
Details OF the sinking OF the Veno.
zuela navy by the allied naval forces
are awaited with interest here. and
the officials could but not express
their regret and surprise that q had
been found necessary 20 proceed 70
such extremes
Nothing has yet occurred 10 induce
the state department 90 change the
policy OF noninterfercnce which u
has adopted. Tho president Is show
ing particular interest ia the situation,
and he called Secretary Hay away
from HIS regular Thursday diplomatic
reception 90 confer respecting Ven
ezuela. The chairman of the two con
gressional committees charged with
the case of foreign affairs also called
AZ the state department 10 talk over
the Venezuelan developments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
POSITION WEAKENED
Ex-Consul General MOrss on Attitude
OF United States.
SITUATION Is GRAVE
He Says Great Britain and 6ermany
Are Obliged 10 Hold Venezuela
Territory For an Indeiin-
tie Length Of Time.

indianapolis. Ind, Dec. i2.-samuei
z. Morss. consul general AZ Paris In !
the last administration Of President
Cleveland. was asked what he thought
Of the diplomatic and political dif-
fcrences that now confronted the Unit
cd States In Venezuela and what ef-
feet the occupation OF Venezuelan ter
rltory BY Great Britain and Germany
would have oa the Monroe doctrine Of
this nation.
My opinion" said Mr. Morss, "is
that the United States very material
ly weakened its position on the Mon
roe doctrine by is enterprises In the
eastern hemisphere. Our course In
China however. was conservative 10
comparison with course In the Philip
pines
"Our government showed much wis
dom In China. u avoided anything
looking TO acqu sition o. territory or 60
tabHshment of any Jurisdiction there.
Il seemed 20 me very clear that the pre-
seemed 10 NE very clear that the pre-
cedent We have established in the
east would return 70 plague US when
the occasion arose. Perhaps there has
arisen cause for a vigorous assertion
OF the maintenance Of traditional op-
position 70 European encroaehments In
the Americas
Now there we're two sections Of that
Monroe doctrine. one being a correlary
Of the other We were 70 absolutely ab-
stain from Interference or partlcipa-
t.on In political affairs of Tho old world.
/ We were 20 resist. II necessary. the ae
| qulsltion of any additional foothold by
European powers Ia the new world.
we have repudiated the doctrine
which would keep the American states
out OF the old world This certainly
has very greatly weakened the strength
Of our contention that European pow
ers must not increase their territorial
possession Ia the new world.
4 think the situation ls grave. The
two greatest powers In Europe have
come together with AZ least SUFFICIENT
grievances against Venezuela 70 make
plausible case under International
law and 10 sieze custom houses OF
NeneEula.
They are obliged under the very ne
ceSsities Of the case 10 hold Venezuelan
territory for an indefinite period. for
they are not going 20 abandon theiI
claims.
"The ordinary resources OF Vene
Euela. as read the reports are not suf'
ficent 20 meet these claims. The only
way IN which Great Britain and Ger
many can enforce payment. unless The
| United States assumes or guarantees
payment Is by the acquisition of the
territory and such territory they
would hold for an indefinite period.
IT Is not hard 20 forste that they
may stay In Venezuela as long as Eng
land has stayed In Egypt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

SIN without omciai news nom vene-
zuela. The officials were glad TO hear
OF the release Of British subjects, but
were unable TO express opinions on
press dispatches except 20 say as un-
der Foreign Secretary Cranborne did
not they presumed they should not
In the house OF commons Under
Foreign Secretary Cranborne reported
the capture Of three Venezuelan yes
sells at Ia GuayTa and the disable
ment Of a fourth vessel without resist
ance and also confirmed the capture
OF the Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar at
Port OF Spain. Trinidad. Two OF the
prizes, he added. were sunk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

London. cDc. i2.-The foreign oflco
a. ] o'clock Thumdav afternoon was
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

The territory 70 which excursion
tickets for the holidays will be sold
has been considerably widened. In
addition 70 the usual sale OF tickets
90 points IN the Southeastern States,
the r. q r. Railway company will
also sell round trip tickets 20 pEinei-
pal points in Mexico, Colorado, Ar
kansas. Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Iili-
nois, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The rate will be one nrss-class fare
plus 500 for the round trip and tick
cts may be purchased December 18th,
18th, 2ist, I'D. sd and 26th, good to
return within thirty days from date
Of sale.
Further information regarding
rates, through service sleepers, free
seats In chair cars, etc, may be had
from any railroad ticket agent or
through correspondence with II. p.
Hughes, travelling passenger agent,
Fort Worth, Texas, or 4. p. Turner,
G. p. & T. A., T. & p. Railway Co.
Dallas, Texas. d&w-Dec. i6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
wAeNeR-eUTLER CASE.
The House Put In Nearly All Thursday
Discussing the Matter,

Washington, Dec. i2.-The house
Thursday devoted practically the whole
day to discussion Of a resolution to
limit the period OF taking testimony In
the wagnerButler contested election
case 70 forty days and finally adopted a
resolution 10 that eject 70 party vote
-i55 10 lis
The purpose OF the resolution Is TO
permit the house 20 pass on the case
al this session. Under the regular
method OF procedure several months
are given 20 the preparation of a con-
tested election case. Mr.. Butler. the
sitting member. was unseated al the
last session and again returned az the
last election 20 fll the vacancy. He
had over 6000 plurality on the face OF
the returns. but the returns are con
tested.
The house agreed TO bold a session
on Sunday. Jan. Is. for the purpose Of
paying tribute 70 the memories OF the
late Representative. Russell OF Connee-
ticut and sheppard and DeGranenreid
OF Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
NUT 10 stamped.

Washington. Dec. 12.-Representa.
tive DeArmond introduced a bill pro
yldlng that Il shall be unlawful 20 ship
from any state or territory. through
or into any other state or territory,
any manufactured articles sold for
shipment or intended 90 be sold, un'
less every article has stamped on the
cover containing II the words mo Mo.
nopoly Product" Produced Ia Open
Competition" or other words Of like
import. A maximum penalty OF $1,000
iine or one years imprisonment, or
both. Is provided for violation OF this
provision. II il provided. further, that
articles not thus marked may be
seized and conhscatcd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
Inaenenaenl oncr.tnr re.llae..

Scranton. Pa. Dec i2.-Roprosenta.
tivos OF the miners before the an.
thracite coal strike commission
Thursday called l. y. Crawford. one
OF the independent operators. 10 the
witness stand to tell the exact price
he received for his coal Crawford
who Is president of the Peoples Coal
company. refused. giving instead an
average Of tho price The request for
Crawford 10 take the stand was a sur.
prise. Tho Oxford colliery during the
strike monngcd to get enough men to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

operate the plant. ana Tor one month,
according 20 Crawford. his company
received $40 a ton for its coal. Obiec-
tIon was raised by the operators law
yers and the commission said that the
exceptional high price Of coal during
the strike was not pertinent 10 the
present inquiry.
The miners announced that they ex'
pected 20 close their case Saturday,
and thus gave notice 70 the other side
70 be ready 20 proceed with their tes'
tImouy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. i2.-Leonard
Owen. a railway mail clerk. was IN
stantly killed at Traskwood on the 81
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad. He had placed a mail pouch
on the crane 10 be transferred 10
another train. and Just as the trains
were passing each other he put his
head out OF the door and the crane
struck him and broke his neck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
Quality is Paramount

In buying quality Is first
consideration - we guar
antee prices and excel In
q L. A l. | 4 y ..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
coNsULs IN PRISON.
A British Vessel That Was Unwilling
Mas fse.n Also seized.

Mas fsesn Also seized.
London. Dec. IA dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from wlllematad, dated
Dec. n. says:
The Venezuelan authorities al Puer'
90 cabeao are for,lfying that town.
They have seized and imprisoned the
British rnd German consuis there. as
well as other Britous and Germans
and have taken possession of theif
property The authorities also seized
a British steamer which was dlscharg
Ing caro- Of coal az Puerto Cabello
This vessel was unable 20 escape ow
iue 10 a break In her machinery
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13

Paris. Dec ia lengthy official
dispatch has been received NJ the for
elgn ofiro here from Caracas saying
that the boats Of the German war.
ships. IN selling the vessels supposed
10 belong 90 Venezuela. also captured
a French merchant steamer. the Os
sun
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
s.lh 10 nn,r I.,nded MarIns.

London. Dec i2.-Tho Central News
says Il vas reported In the lobby OF
the hOuso of commons that allies have
landed Blue jackets az Ia Guayra Tor
the purpose ~ enoctlng the capture Of
President Castr0 end that nghtlng Is
going 0n In thc streets. The foreign
Office has no information % this eject
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-13
rmpIs,s. 10 Bs RsIa.tated.

San Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE strike
al the Spreekles sugar refinery has
been amieably settled. The employees
whose discharge caused the strike
will be reinstated,
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Nnonbpn, Sa.

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profetere % be unee ibldnht os lfulbs
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Rorreiponodncer
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fom er banbt. mems .Ounfteren"s
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GcOar Sails, Sa.

geter 9aHfen. 9elmar, SSa., tom
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Set ct lite 9oifers siplO,
Sci CT life 0anoelsmanoens Sfplb,

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0porleoes oct INITIATES.

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Ct aabiuet, ba 5abriiauierne garanterer etboert Aabt
net o. gadr iub paa al refnnoere Yengene efter 81
Taaes Erua, bpts bet Hitie CT, iom %ongipet.
Bt Deb, at be bill gipre budb be loOer. Ge or paas
Iibelige o. oniparsbpetiae; aapitaI 10000
aabiuettet CT retop tonl anDipet % ul bltpe TEMPT
fraf. 9enaene fan nieb Stfierbeo Ienbes pr. Grpreisf
p. o. Money Order, Bank Draft, Certified
Check eIIer r~eoitreret Brep.
ilnbiab life ibpert 1alb at Tribe efter Bo9en, enten
Dc gnIfer at iie6e elerifie, bet oil barre al tort @abu
for DEM. IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-05
Yianoer % Or9Ier.

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minbre muiifalffe Suftriimenter fcIst til lab
Yris, letts Bilfaar.
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