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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-26

The prevalent tone OF the stock mar
sef WINS distinctly better at the close
q Tee Yeek and az the opening OF this
ANe' though prices were on from the
best. 40 ID traders market, IN macy
respects like that which we had just
before Christmas, and the surface buy
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-26

When Prince Henry, the brother OF
Kaiser Wilhelm. arrives at the recrea-
tion pier in North river which has
been set aside by the city for the use
OF the German yacht, he will be re-
ceived with such a display OF German
flags and bunting and with such a
chorus Of the songs OF his Fatherland
that he will be led TO think he has
sailed up the Rhine instead of the Hud =
son. special detail OF police is 10
guard the dock and surrounding neigh
borhood and everything else is being
done 20 add TO the welcome OF the
German party There is scarcely "A
German society within one hundred
mles " New York that has not been
lately tuning up It's united voice for
the 0ccapion
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Ohio Democratic Convention,

Sandusky, o., Aug. 3l.-The Demo-
cratic convention viii be held here this
week, to nominate candidates for see.
reatry of state, supreme Judge ana
members OF the state board of public
works. There are fewer candidates In,
the field than usual
The prominent man mentioned in con.
nection with the nomination for score
tary of state is Herbert s. Blgelow.
pastor OF the Vine Congregational
church at Cincinnati Blgelow is a
close friend Of Mayor Tom Johnson of
Cleveland, who will preside over the
convention.
There Is a lack OF candidates for
places on the state ticket. and no slate
Is likely to be made until after the ar.
rival OF Mayor Johnson with the
Cleveland delegation on Tuesday II is
understood that Mayor Johnson will
bring with him the platform. which
likely viii be adopted without opposi.
ton.
1t Is by no means certain that the
johnson platform viii reafIirm the
Kansas city platform or endorse Bryan
The general opinion is that johnson
VIII confine the resolutions almost en-.
tlrely to state issues. including espe.
clally his views on taxation, franchises
and all public utilities. The drift of
opinion is that the Mclean men will
make no contest for anything except
Tor control Of the state central cammit.
tee
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with additional naval reserves, Joined
the feet this morning from New York.
MASSACHUSETTS NAVAL RE-
SERVES,

with additional naval reserves, Joined
the feet this morning from New York.
MASSACHUSETTS NAVAL RE-
SERVES,
IT, $. s. Alabama, Menmesha Blight,
Marthas Vineyard, Mass, Aug. 81
Since the arrival OF the Massachusetts
naval reserves on the battleshlp Ala
hama yesterday To take part In the
war game, there have been two Incl
dents calculated to remain In their
memories One was the service held
today on the .un deck forward, when
Chaplain Reinolds celebrated mass, and
the other the concert last night on the
nort quarter deck by the naval reserve
band.
The naval reserves were distributed
to the warshlps just before the dinner
hour, the Alabama's quota numbering
ll3 men, The band was assigned to the
Alabama, IN spite OF the fact that the
Massachusetts has none.
The reserves on board the Alabama
include company II Of Springfield.
Mass. and company G of New Med
ford, under command OF Capt G. Il. II.
Burlington OF Fan River
An immense fleet had modified IN
Menmesha Blight by noon, The last
to come were the battleshlp Indiana.
the auxiliary cruiser Supply. the
cruiser Montgomery the Alleen and the
Scorpion. This makes formidable
SQUADRON Of 10 ships. The ma
rlnes who have been on the shore Of
Martha's Vineyard broke camp today,
but their destination was not known.
II seemed probable during the after
noon that Admiral Hggnson's fleet
would move before the hour set for the
beginning Of hostlItles.
FLAGSHIP VISITORS.
Menmesha Blight, Aug. 9l.--The Mont
gomery, Supply Aileen and Indiana
Joined the fleet this morning. The
ships probably will sail before midnight
for sea. Asst Secy. Sanger the Ouch
ess Of Marlborough, Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt, Jr., and others came from New
port IN Col Astor's yacht N6urmahal
end visited the flagship Kearsarge in
the afternoon.
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REVENUE FOR AUGUST.
Receipts Exceeded Expenditure b,
Nearly Six Million Dollars.

Washington, Aug 3l.-The receipts
OF the treasury department for the
month OF August Just closing exceeded
the expenditures by $5.955.sl2. an I'M
expectedly large surplus. The il,
receipts were s4s,6O5.Sl2, and the ex.
pendltures si2650,O0O For the same
month OF last year the total receipts
were S45, 3S4l25 and the expenditures
S39,3bl, 1871. a surplus OF little over So, =
100000 The big surplus this month has
been attained in the face Of the heavy
cut made by Congress In the way of
wiping off the books the taxes Imposed
on account Of the war with Spain
This act Of Congress decreased the re-
celpts something like 81. 800 900 month
In fact, in July the receipts from in
ternal revenue fell off more than that
figure as result of the cut. This
month the reduction Is not so largo.
The receipts from the different sources
have been as follows;
Customs, SIG, 5S2 230 internal revenue,
1858; miscellaneous. A,49s2lS.
For August Of last year the customs
rec-i-ts were s21, 462.l7l and internal
revenue S22096, 7S4a The increase In
customs receipts Of the same month
Of the corresponding year is over s5.-
100000. showing the country Is buying
more heavily abroad each month. The
falling Off from internal revenue Is
less than s5,000,000. The expenditures
are something over 100000 greater
than for the same month last year.
in accordance with the suggestion OF
Secy. Shaw, national banks in the
large cities are preparing to increase
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u,th Atlantic Fleet Slips Cable
And Puts to Sea-
SLEPT BESIDE THEIR GUNS
r.ousnnd Artllierymcn -Quiet
,,,,a,sd nj Fort Rodmsn-At New'
,or, Al, was Rustic aud Hurry

,,roort r. l., Aug. 91.-Under COW
,Oe and the blackness of night,
North Atlantic fleet, commanded
~ ~ posr Admiral IIigginson, slipped Its
-, IN Menmscha Blight, Vineyard
.a"~ shortly before 10 o'clock tonight
s.I M, 10 sea, making the first move
s a'r IN the war gamebetween the army
s s.S oayy in imaginary war along the
s sou,sern New England coast. On land
s.s.s Fort Rodmar, ct New Bedford, to
~, wright. at Fishers island every
s ~, l. manned by artlllerymen and
sys,y headlans is patrolled as II a
IN, hostlle fleet were about to des-
s 'srd' upon tbs part OF the seapoard'
'' TSe actus period Of war began at
,ha =" svniranon of forty-eight hours OF
wy and, while the fleet APP
m paorea 70 take things easily during
p re-, ia,eryal. the land forces under
ssn n~' of Maj. Gen. Macarthur,
,ears Irilled at the guns and AT a sig
nal station with all the vigor that FORE
casts real conflict. Never In the his
,ory of this country has SUCH a grim
ssnact been given to the defenses
Which guard New Bedford. the cities
an Narragansett bay. the Connecticut
shore, and more important, the city OF
Nsw York from attack under cover
oMarhas Vineyard and adjacent is
l,ds and through the great waterway,
Ind Island sound.
Tonight. when taps sounded at all the
futs, nearly 5000 artllerymen went to
spep beside their guns ready to spring
I'd for action when the alarm should
pund. on the walls Of the fort paced
yards. and along the beeches sharp
yed signal men swept the sea with
their glasses, anxious lest the light OF
hostile war vessel be taken for that
Of a friendly merchant craft.
On sea the fleet had been swallowed
up In darkness, and II Will be heard
from next when II makes a descent on
the coast within the zone of hostilities.
There are nearly 5000 men afloat, and
Il may be that Admiral Higginson will
endeavor to land his marines at some
exposed point Of the shore defenses and
attempt to capture II before making his
attack In an effort to force an entrance
TO Narraganset bay or Long Island
sound, or even to silence some one of
the big forts.
The army claims to be ready for any
thing which may develop. but, anticl-
pating an early landing party from the
feet at Gay Head, the signal sta tion
there was moved TO higher ground 10
AVOID being rushed by marines To
cripple the ariny's line Of communica-
ton may be Admiral HIgglnsons first
Thought In order to use his marines,
The first point Of attack is looked for
~ foft Rodman, manned by voluntary
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Asthma and Hay Fever Cured.

Tho truly marvellous cures OF Asthma.
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MEN IDLE IN FLORENCE,
Forty Thousand Men Out Of Work
In the Italian Civ.

Florence italy, Aug, 3l.--It Is esti-
mated that 10000 men in Florence are
idle. The employees OF 40 different call.
lhgs have Joined the strike that began
last Friday. The town appears 10 be i'm
a state of siege Troops have been re.
called from the maneuvers and from
camp and evepy square In the city is
occupied by company Of soldiers. Six
thousand troops, in addition TO a num-
Der OF policemen and carbineers. have
been concentrated In the CITY. PLENTY
OF other soldiers are available should
order be disturbed. The summer ex-
cursionists have left the town partly
empty and a number Of Others have
left
The government, which, according 10
lts democratic program, has allowed
the strikers complete liberty as long
as order was maintained has assumed
most energetic attitude since The
strikers forced willing workmen TO
remain idle and committed acts of
vandalism. All meetings of persons
nave been forbidden, and hundreds OF
suspected persons have been arrested.
THESE measures have averted disorder
ana have frustrated the efforts of the
anarchist and socialist elements 10
profit by the strike 10 foment trouble.
owing to the cutting. Of gas pipes
certain portions Of Florence are now
nghted with torches The populace
condemns the strike as out of all nro-
portion to the small question lr<olvtN
The municipal newspapers have ceased
to appear as a result Of the strike.
Workmen repairing the belfry of an
English church refused to 1oln the
strikers, whereupon the strikers threw
petroleum over the fence surrounding
the building and set II on fire. The
names We're extinguished before serl.
Gus damage resulted. Numerous ar
rests nave been made and the jais are
filled to overlooking.
What Is most feared in Florence Is
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artillerymen, but there may only occur
a reconnaissance by the gunboats while
the battleships swing into action TO
the west, and by skilful maneuvering.
theoretically hammer the Notifications
TO mass of ruins with their ponder
Gus rifles, Like chess masters, IL il
Admiral Hlgginson's turn.
QUIET AT FORT RoDMAN.
Fort Rodman, New Bedford, Mass,
Aug. 31.-So fsr us appearances went
at Fort Rodman today, no one would
Imagine that war. or even mock war.
was impending possibly within half q
Cay. Nor would an observer imagine
that a hostile feet was anchored In
battle array within 10 miles of the
post. II was a day OF great activity
and practical work, hut, so far as ap-
pearances went. no hostilities were EVIL
dent in camp and peace reigned,
Any one whose ideas of a state mill
tia camp had been gained by the days
Of skylarking and ger fal "racketing'
that once prevailed would never have
recognized Fort Rodman either during
Saturday night or Sunday. The custo-
mary throng Of visitors wa absent.
tho war orders compelling a rigid cur
toilment OF passes and limiting the out
siders In camp TO few chosen war
correspondents and one or two choice
officials In favor at headquarters. out
side the guard line there was a crowd
all day long. especially during the
parade and the band concert OF the
afternoon. But for the most part the
usual ornamental features of camp
were absent the tented portions of the
field being too far removed from the
streets to make II visible, and nothing
which the unframed would appreciate
being In order except the few cere-
monies Of the day, such as guard mount
and evening parade
For the militiamen. however, there
vas not single minute OF idleness
Col. Frye was rushing preparations
knowing that In the two days to come
he must pull comparatively green mill
tia artillery into condition to man
effectively post whose ordnance
ranged from the big S-inch disap-
pearing mounted rifles to the popping
Cuttings. Ii was task OF no small
noment, and officers and men bent
themselves TO II with zeal
ID battery put In hard morning
ut the big guns in the western EN-
placement. while b battery was sim
ilarly occupied in the east emplace-
ment. In each emplacement the Of
hcers were assisted and supplemental
by the direction OF some Of the regular
arti!lerymen OF the permanent post al
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A very simple way TO determlaa
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Emmanuel Bids Kaiser Farewell.

Potsdam, Prussia. Aug 3l.-King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy, who has
been visiting Emperor William. started
for home today, The king and the
emperor drove together to the Wild
Park station. Here the leave-taklngs
of the monarchs were most cordial. they
embracing each other repeatedly.
Crown Prince Frederick William and
Prince William EItel Frederick and
Count Won Buelow. the imperial chan.
cellor, were on the station platform
and babe farewell to the king OF Italy,
and a large crowd Of people cheereo
the parting guest. The king stood at
a window of the railroad carriage, way.
ing his hand to the emperor as long
as the train was In sight.
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shot and shell at imaginary targets, H.
Illustrative OF moving ships. The con-
cussion was so great taat It was felt
plainly IN this city, and II seemed by
the sound as If the guns We're at old
Fort Trumbull instead Of from seven
to 10 miles distant
The United States steamship
Panther, with the Connecticut naval
battalion on board sailed away to the
eastward just before noon today to Join
the attacking fleet. leaving the train
Ing ship Lancaster In the harbor as
the sole representative of the navy.
Maj. Gen. Macarthur and Gen.
Greeley chief signal officer will
be at Fort Trumbull until after the
enemy is sighted. and viii then pro-
coed to whatever point may be
considered to be most advantageous
for the direction OF the movements Of
the army forces.
II is believed that the plan Of sig
nails Is the most complete ever estab.
lshed In the world and every precau.
tion has been taken to have substitutes
for any system that may be DESTROYED
or crippled by the enemy.
Searchlghts will play an important
part In t1e maneuvers at night, and
the efficiency OF those OF the army was
demonstrated at midnight when the
waters OF the entire New London dis
trlct were completely covered, ever,
searchliglt being used at that hour
and directed short distance above the
surface of the waters. 1t was a mag.
nlficient SIGHT, and the smallest boat,
even the snail craft used by the mack
erel fishermen at this season, could be
seen plainly, and. with the aid Of ma
rlne glasses, the occupants OF the
boats coulo be counted. How the war,
ships can get within firing distance OF
the forts, as set forth in the rules gov.
erning the war game, Is somewhat
mystifying to the uninitlated.
HkGGINSoN IN NO HURRY.
Pasque Island, Mass, Aug. 3l.--Ad-
miral Higginson was not in hurry TO
get his fleet TO sea, for the last cruiser
to leave the anchorage in Menmesha
Blight did not get away until shortly
before midnight The battleship put
out about . o'clock, other craft fol-
lowing at intervals. This fact was
known on shore only through the dis
appearance Of the anchor lights Thu
lighthouse Keeper at Gay Head reported
that the fleet stood TO the westward
and did not round the point
AT sunset thick fog set in and this
continued until the feet left, when 1t
grew thinner with the prospect of
being dissipated by the southerly
breeze. During the afternoon salutes
were fired from the ships in honor OF
Asst Secy. of War Sanger, who was
taken on board the Kearsarge on a Wis.
1t to Admiral Higginson. With Asst,
Secy. Sanger were Senator Wetmore OF
Rhode Island, Mrs. Wetmore and par
ty of newspaper reporters. The signal
camp formerly at Gay Head has been
moved further inland. anticipating its
capture by Higginson's forces at mid
night. The Indiana and the Supply,
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crease OF sl2,250,oOo, A large portion OF
ms currency is now being printed at
the bureau Of engraving and printing
and win be ready for the banks as
soon as the deposit Of bonds is made.
The increased circulation will not be
taken out at all unless the banks are
satisfied the money viii be needed in
trade channels to relieve the situation
IN Nv York or elsewhere. The tl2,-
100000 does not include the circulation
being taken out by new banks and by
regular banks in different parts Of the
country which have not been commune
GATED With
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BIG GUNS BELCH FORTH.

New London, Conn, Aug, 3l.-At In.
tervals all day the big guns and the
mortars at the forts in this vicinity
belched forth fire and smoke, and sent
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DIR. Kills Himself.

CarTollton. Ills, Aug. 3l.--Dr A.
o, Miller shot and killed his wife to-
day and attempted TO kin his little
daughter but succeeded in inllicting
only a slight wound. He then swal-
lowed laudanum and died. Drinking
and jealousy caused the trouble,
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for your choice OF 500 la
dies and misses fall and
winter hats. only one of a
kind-not one worth less
than si.oo. and many worth
$3.50.
for your choice out OF 100
sample Hats. no two alike.
value up TO s3.75.
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that the strike contagion may spread
to Milan, Genoa and other Industrial
centers.
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DR.. David Kennedys Magic Eye
Salve for all Diseases or lnhammations
Of the Eye. 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES NAMED
w. O. Brown ChOsen at Senatorial
Convention and David Hanna Rep
resentative Candidate.

VALENTINE, Neb.. July 1o.-(special
Telegram.)-Th republican senatorial con-
vention Of the Fourteenth district. held
here today, was we'll attended and filled
with enthusiasm and utmost harmony. The
convention was called to order by G. H.
Cornell end organized by electing w. w.
Wood a. chairman and D. W. Gains as
secretary.
w. c. Brown Of Keya Paha county was
nominated by reclamation and declared
the nominee by unanimous vote. He is an
attorney OF ability and qualified for the
position OF state senator. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing President Roosevelt.
Immediately after adjournment Of the
senatorial convention the republican dele
gates OF the Fifty-second representative
district organized by %electing Frank l..
Brewster as chairn1as1 and E. c. Cole as
secretary. tsF}.
David Hapna was nominated by a unani-
nous vote. He is a prominent stockman
of Cherry county, possessing necessary
qualifications Of lawmaker. In either con-
vention better men could not have been
selected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
WHISKY HAS NOM DE PLUMES
sold In Ord Under Guise of Any Old
Thing Called for with
Knowing Wink.

ORD, Neb., July D.-(special. )-ord is
a dry" town this year, the people voting
two majority not to license saloons, There
is continued evidence, however, that a con-
siderable quantity Of the oh-be-joyful Is
on hand, and the boys around tow are
having considerable sport with local drug
gists just now on account of a witness in a
criminal case the other day testifying that
he got a bottle of whisky at one OF the
drug stores.
The states attorney promptly began to
question the witness to learn how he got
1t. He finally admitted that one Of the
men Of Ord had told him to go to the drug
store in question and call for air and It
would be all right.
The druggist explains that "4l1" is
nothing but bitters. Another ~favorite pre-
scription is meat and malt" and one man
when, upon calling for each OF the above
in turn, and being assured that they were
out Of stock, winked knowingly and said
well, give me a bottle OF hog cholera med
icine, I'm dry"