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The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
SALISBURYS SON
IN NEW CABINET.
Many New Members of That Body
Announced.

Many New Members of That Body
Announced.
London, Oct. 1.-THE interesting
announcement is made tonight that
the new Marquis of Salisbury will en-
ter the cabinet as lord privy seal, the
office held by his father until his
retirement last year. when Mr.. Bal
four assumed the post without taking
the salary of $4,000 specially attached
to it when the late Marquis of Sails
bury took the position.
The cabinet now consists of nine
teen members. The appointment of
Lieut.. Col. William Bromley-Leaven-
port, NJ. P, as financial secretary to
the War ONCE, cabled yesterday, is
confirmed, and the following addition
al minor appointments have been
made: Secretary to the admiralty.
Ernest C. Prettyman; civil lord of the
admiralty. Maj. Arthur Lee, NJ. p;
junior lord of the treasury, Lord Bal
cares. NJ. P; treasurer of the house,
hold, the Marquis of Hamilton.
The new civil lord of the admiralty.
Maj. Lee, was British military attache
with the United States army in the
Spanish. American War, and military
attache to the British embassy at
Washington 1S99-19OO He was parlia-
mentary private secretary to Mr.. Ar
mold, Forster secretary to the admir-
atty, in 1901.
Lieut.. Col. Bromley Davenport, dur
ing the last session of Parliament,
championed the cause of Col. Kinloch
of the Grenadier Guards. who was
punished for permitting the hazing of
junior officers in his regiment. He de-
nounced Lord Roberts and War Sec
rotary Broderick with unusual heat.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
"A WARMING
TO THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH.
Much sickness Predictd Thi. Fall.
'.. Early Precautions should
BE Taken.

Our seasons nowadays seem to be
all mixed up" remarked News re-
porter the other day to a member OF
knights Pharmacy Co. The winter
seems to have tumbled into summer
ana summer into winter 1t is stated
by health" authorities that such sud-
den changes cannot help but result in
early tall colds, the grippe and other
sickness. This condition of things is
also rsd for old people, or those who
are run down or have a tendency to
any weakness or disease"
Your are right" said he, the
weather indications all point to a cold,
wet ana generally unhealthy fall, and
people are warned to take extra pre-
cautions to ward off sickness, especial
" the old, and those who are already
>in delicate health"
II we could only meet every person
IN this city face to face and tell them
what grand protection to health
EWol,ls we. know we could convince
tnem so we would not have clerks
enough in our store to fill their or
ders. You see. we have been selling
Vlnol for several years, and every bot
tie Is sold on positive guarantee
that II It does not do as we say, we
Will pay back the money, and as we
nave not been. asked to refund for
more than two bottles out of every
hundred sold, this proves that Vinol is
successful in ninety-eight cases out
OF every hundred.
We never sold a medicine that is
so universally successful; and yet this
s not strange, for Yinol is the only
preparation of cod liver oil which does
not contain oil, or any disagreea BILE
feature, yet does contain every one OF
the nifty odd medicinal curatives that
are found in cold liver oil.
If you know of any one who needs
the grandest, surest, most pleasant
tonic rebuiider of, strength, one
that will positively cure chronic
cold, coughs, bronchitis, strength
en- the old build up the
weak and run down and make rich,
red blood, and health in places of pail
Tor and weakness. just send them in
here for a bottle of Vinol, and If 1t
does not do them good it won't cost
them cent. Knights Pharmacy Co.
AS this invitation is broad and the
guarantee protects every person in Sa-
vannah, we should advise all to ac-
cept their offer.-Editor.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
l~~SOCIETY.~.I
CoRCORAN soCIETY.

Cochran, Ga, Oct. 11.--Mrs. Lula Gill
lon, formerly of this place, but now OF
Atlanta, Is visiting relatives here.
Misses Ethel Taylor and Anna felix's
of Hawkinsville, and Miss Willie Coop
err of Perry, spent a short while in
town last week.
Mrs Nell P. Blazer and little daugh-
ter, Virginia Stewart, are visiting the
family of Mr.. and Mrs, A, p. urqu-
hart.
Miss Ruth Sanders of Tattnail coun-
ty spent a few days In town last week
as the guest Of Miss Amye Harrel.
Rev. j. B. Greiner who for some
time has been absent from his pas
torate, has returned home.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
REDMOND PLACES
GOVERNMENT ON NOTICE.

London, Oct. John Redmond, the
Irish leader. speaking at Tulsk, Ros-
common, to-day. expressed doubt
whether the new Irish land act would
nrove successful in the congested dis
tricts OF connaught but, he said, II
the landlords refused to sell their graz
ing ranches to the congested districts
board, it would be easy in the present
condition of the English parties to get
compulsory powers at the next session
of PARLIAMENT. He. therefore. warned
the Irish landlords and British gov
eminent net to prove obdurate.
Mr.. Redmond congratulated the cleo
tors Of Meath twhere the Nationalist
candidate, David Shelby. Saturday de-
feated j. H. Parnell, brother OF the
late Charles Stewart Parneil, VINO ran
as an independent Nationaltst) on the
SPLENDID vote of confidence they gave
in the Irish party,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
GOULD Is BACK OF NEW LINE.

Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-THE Enquirer will
say tomorrow: The Pacfio Express
Company has rented Offices in the
Thomas building and will erect else
where in the city depots and stables
and be ready for business when the
new Gould line. known as the Chicago
Cincinnati and Louisville Railway, be-
gins running into the city next month
"A. H. Singer, formerly local man
ager of the United States Express
Company, will be the agent here for
the Pacific Express Company. This set
ties the questi ion as TO who is back of
the new railway about completed be-
tween Chicago and Cincinnati and soon
to be built to Louisville"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
FACED DEATH AT SEA.
Continued from First Page.

within hailing distance of both barges,
but neither paused, and the supposition
on shore is that the crews either have
persisted or were picked up by some
stauncher craft.
A tour of the coast to-day by the AS
ISOLATED Press correspondent revealed
scenes of havoc in the path Of the
gale. ~
At Ocean View,the immense pleasure
pier is total wreck, and the damage
to the club houses. cottages and ex-
tensive, bulkheads will run far into the
thousands. The handsome new home
of the Hampton Roads Yacht Club is
one of the worst sufferers, but all along
the bay shore the damage is great.
At Cape Henry the bay and ocean
beach is covered with the wFeckage
of small craft and the mammoth double
decked pavilion is heavily damaged
The loss at Virginia Beach exceeds
that of any other place hereabouts
The wide board walk extending for
two miles along the ocean front. is
practically demolished, the portions
left standing being in such a condi-
ton as to require rebuilding. Cottages
are partly unroofed, and porches wash
ed away by the sea that threatened
last night TO engulf the entire resort.
Washed by the waves. still rolling
upon the beach at an enormous size,
the part of the Ocean Bellies hulk
with one mast standing, tells the story
of that crafts fate, while for miles
to the south the beach is strewn with
the giant tinbers of the unfortunate
barges, twisted and smashed into kind
ling wood,
From the inland points of tide water
Virginia, the reports of great dam
age are constantly being received. At
Suffolk and in Nansemoud county, the
peanut crop is ruined TO "A great ex-
tent and in Eastern North Carolina
great damage has been done the grow
ing cotton. Big manufacturing plants
along the many rivers centering in
Hampton Roads have been compelled to
suspend by the floods and heavy loss has
been entailed by the damage to ma
chinery,
The truck farms are under water, and
the fall crop almost an entire loss.
Norfolk city is now practically free
Of the storm. The break in the wind
has diminished the depth of water In
the streets. and traffic is again in a
normal state. Along the water front
evidences'o of great loss is seen on every
hand and in the commercial section
near the wharves the damage to stock
by the fiocd has been very heavy
The Cape Charles lishtship was
blown from her meorings by the gale,
and is now anchored near Thimble
light. in Hampton Roads,
The body of Seaman Peters came
ashore late this afternoon, and togeth-
ar with that of Capt. Evans. was
brought to Norfolk tonight for in
torment,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
PASSENGER AGENTS
MAY BREAK RECORD,
wake Fast Time to Convention
In New Orleans.


0nicago. Oct. ia special train
..drlng more than 100 general passen-
~ agents representing railroads from
lame 10 California, and from Canada
I'm. .ne Ohio river, left on the Illinois
W., t"'fai tonight for New Orleans,
tion 'e the forty-eighth annual conven-
GEN., me American Association of
is n passenger and Ticket Agents
nojiat schedule calls for the run of 923
thru 70 De made In twenty-five hours,
thar hours and twenty minutes faster
uiar me time of the roads fastest reg
nletsd' ram. The company has cc.7-
anS "a most of its double track wC@x.
ger one purpose Is to treat the passeu-
On ~ s,eIlts to record breaking ride
r, rs Iong double track system.
'S-FtVe From Washington.
train snington, Oct. lion a special
part,, oEer the Southern Railway a
Wash Vi twenty-five railroad men left
for Mlngton at 10:45 o'clock tonight
tend Nv orleans, where they will at
ton ee forty eighth annual conven-
Genarai me American Association of
70 he passenger and Ticket Agents.
the n ned on Oct. 10, II and Is. In
varid party are representatives of the
the p railroads in the East, and of
way isYlVania and Southern Rail-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
COST OF CAMP YOUNG
WILL BE ENORMOUS,
Expenses of National Guard Alone
10 BE N32O,OOO.


Camp Young, West Point, KY, Oct.
1l.--Sunday at Camp Young found all
the national guardmen speeding home
ward. the Kentucky and Wisconsin
regiments being the last to leave. The
5000 regulars remaining spent a quiet
day, with nothing between roll calls
save divine service and band con-
certs.
Tomorrow the regulars will begin
the final series OF maneuvers involv-
ing the attack and defense of a wagon
train The work left to be done Is
deemed of sufficient interest to hold
Gen. Bates. Col. Wagner the chief
umpire and the senior umpires, Col,
Dorst and Col. Treat here until We'd
nesday.
A comprehensive estimate of the cost
Of the present series Of maneuvers is
not available at present, but II is
known that il cost something like $780,
900 to move the national guard regi-
nents, feed them and pay them.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
JAPAN WANTS WAR
x DECLARE 1T WHEN ULTIMA
TUM EXPIRES.
laNOING TROOPS IN KOREA
orssIAN FLEET HAS CLEARED FOR
PORT ARTHUR.

,.rmsny FavOrs Hostilities as They
wouId Allow Her to Increase Her
snhere of Infuence-ChOIera aud
plaque Attack Russians at New
cbwanE-shipment of Field Guns
,ooxes Port Arthur for Unknown
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Plan Coup
for Friday.
london. Oct. 12.-The correspondent
=, the Morning Post at Che Foo, tele-
graphing Oct. 10, says:
oIt is stated that the Japanese have
decided TO declare hOstilities to-mor-
row on the expiration of their ulti-
natum to Russia. The Russian fleet
has cleared from Port Arthur. 1t is
renorted that the japanese are landing
troops at Mazanpho, Korea. There are
strons indications that Germany fav-
ors hostilities on the ground that it
would enable her to extend her sphere
Of influence to China.
"A number of field guns were en-
barked at Port Arthur yesterday for
an unknown destination. All the avail
able force of workmen is employed on
the fortfications.
THE cholera and the plague have
broken out among the Russians at
New Chwang.
Another dispatch to the Morning
Post from Che Foo. dated Oct. IL, $50
n m, says 1.-The situation is I'M
changed. All quiet at Port Arthur.
Hostilities are st!ll believed to be Inn
minent. 1t is asserted that the Rus
slams have fixed Friday next for their
commencement. There is an exodus
of Chinese merchants from the Yalu
Valley. They are arriving at Che
Foo
The Daily Nails correspondent at
Shanghai telegraphs: Careful i'm
duiries show that the only Japenese
troops at Mazanpho are on the small
territory conceded to Japan in connec-
ton with railway building and their
presence is therefore in accordance
with the treaty rights"
a Singapore dispatch to the Daily
Mail says that the British admirals
of the China, Australian and East
Indian squadrons have arrived at that
port and will confer aboard H. NJ. s.
Glory tomorrow to discuss the guess
lions of naval concentration and
strategy in the Far East.
War May Come ut Amy Time.
Berlin. Oct. 1.-RusSia and Japan
act as though either would fight if. the
other should hold immovable to the
position taken up in the last exchange
Of communica tions-this is the actual
situation as understood officially from
reports received. from the German en-
bassy in St Petersburg and the Ger
man legation at Toxic
Yet this mutual attitude with hostile
preparations by both countries is still
regarded here as not excluding an hon.
orable arrangement. Neither govern
ment has gone so far that it must fight
Or be Inundated, but either cabinet.
by single step, can put the other
in that position. This delicate balance
may. OF course, be violently disturbed
any Gay, though no ultimatu has yet
bean thrown on either scale.
1t IS here believed officially that war,
should it occur. would be between Rus
STA and Japan alone and that neither
England nor France would be involved.
frederick the Greats remark was
quoted to the Associated Press cor
respondent as illustrating the present
posture of affairs-'negotiatio with
out weapons behind you are like a
musical tone without instruments"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
HURT BY RUNAWAY CAR.

McKeesport, Pa, Oct. 11.--Sixteer
people were injured in the runaway oil
car No. on the Bryn Mawr division OF
the Pittsburg, McKeesport and Con,
nellsville electric road, McKeesport, to-
night. Two of them are injured inter-
naIly and may not recover.
The accident was caused by Motor
man John Carr leaving the front plat
form. Conductor Householder did not
know of his absence and released the
rear brake, the car starting down the
hill crashed into a curb and was COM
rletely demolished.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
CITY OF SAVANNAH
HAS REACHED NEW YORK.

Anchored on That Port at las This
Morning.
The City of Savannah has reached
New York. She anchored off that port
at las o'clock this morning, according
to a special report received by the
Morning News via the Associated
Press. No details of the trip We're then
obtainable, of course, but the mere
fact that she has reached her destina-
ton will bring relief to many anxious
persons in Savannah and many parts
Of the state, who have relatives or
friends among the passengers.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Edward Lovell's Sons are showing .
fine line Of merchants tools Get prices
on shelf hardware and implements.
You can save a nice per cent. lis
Broughton. west.
II. Fl. Peoples g. Sons wholesale and
retail hardware store, is one of the best
equipped hardware stores "A Savannah.
The cordial treatment makes new GUS
toners.
Modern flats for rent. Thirty.sixth
and Habersham. Apply G. #. Fulton.
Edward ], Kennedy. Ill Whitaker
street, Is now Offering fine line. suit
tugs, over coating, trousering, vesting
etc. At popular prices call quick
goo my $500 suiting
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
SOLDIERS ATTACKED
N0N-UNI0N CAR MEN
Deputy sheriff Shot Union Man
when Attacked.

san Antonio, Tex, Oct 1.-THE
street car strike OF motormen and
conductors for an increase of wages
and the right of the union TO dictate
discharges, was marked to-day by vio-
lence and bloodshed. The strike has
been on for four days
The first act of violence was COM
mitted by soldiers from Fort Sam
Houston, who attacked non union car
crews and chased them from their
cars. The department commander sent
out a strong patrol Of troops and ar
rested every soldier found in the city
outside of the post.
In South Flores street mob OF men
attacked a car that was guarded by
deputy sheriffs. one of whom jumped
from the car and attempted to arrest
one of the mob. He was attacked by
a dozen rioters with rocks and in de-
tending himself, shot and dangerously
wounded Henry Mockert. The situation
is growing worse and the prospects
are for more trouble. The company
will attempt 10 run on schedule to-
morrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
RUSSIAN REGIMENT
CHARTERED IN CHINA.
scales Nicely Balanced Between
War and Peace.

Yokohama, Oct. 11.-Baron Won Ro-
sen the Russian minister to Japan. is
sun awaiting instructions from his
government in the matter of the nego-
9atlons proceeding between Japan and
RUSSIAN regiment from Baikal nil
nary district is reported to have ar
I T, at Feng-Chang-Teng (Fen Cheng
lingo about $50 miles northwest of
aeKln and ninety miles from the Rus
a Sla frontier, NJ. Lessar, Russian min
,s.er 10 China, has announced that the
N"nchurian convention has lansed.
No Partition of Korea.
london, Oct. 12-The Toxic corre-
ttbb IT, Of the Times telegraphs that
us statement that Russia had pro-
S fo me partition Of Korea is I'M
r NV. 1t is generally asserted but
b bos vet of1cially confirmed. that Japan
sas obtained the concession for the
VI WI '1Aalseng section of the Seoul
pno branch. 'Ot
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
CHINESE MURDER
LEADS TO RAID.

Hundreds of CeIestiaIs May Be De-
ported by Boston.
Boston. Oct. 1.-THE murder Of
Wong Yak Chung in Chinatown two
weeks ago, the result, 1t is alleged, Of
a Highbinders plot, was followed to-
night by a general raid on the section
under the direction Of immigration
Commissioner Billings. Every resort
i'm the section was visited by the off,
GERS and nearly 300 Celestials. unable
to produce certificates of registration.
We're taken to the detention room at
the Federal building All those who
are unable to prove their right 10 be
in the country will be deported 10
China.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
LYNCHING PARTY
WAS VERY SMALL

Coroner Reached No Decision in
williams Case.
Starke, Fla, Oct. 1.-THE coroner's
jury in the case of the lynching of
Samuel Williams is yet at work on the
case. The facts so far are: Williams
left one of the stores at Lawtey about
1880 o'clock D. m. for his home. That
was the last seen of him, as far as the
evidence goes. until discovered hanging
to a tree dead, Saturday morning.
The ground where the lynching &C.
Cured showed that, not more than two
or three persons were engaged in the
affair.
So far no motive whatever has been
ascertained for the deed, as the young
man was highly respected and had
given no cause for such action.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
Cnnsht in a Gin.

Dublin, Ga, Oct. ia day or two
ago Mr.. S. l.. Miller had an accident
which will cripple him for life. He was
at work in his gin house and had his
right hand caught in the gin. Fortu-
nately the gin belt was very slack and
the gin stopped before the hand was
so badly cut and mangled that ampu-
tation was necessary. AS it is, how
ever. Mr.. Miller's hand and arm were
badly cut and his shoulder was dislo-
Gated. In addition TO this he was
thrown violently to the floor by the
gin and his face and head were badly
cut and gashed
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
MORE DOODLE" CHARGES.

st. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE legislative
"boodle" investigation will be renew
ed at Jefferson City tomorrow by the
Cole county grand jury, which will
reconvene for weeks session. At
torney General Crow has caused SUBJ
poenas to be issued for about seventy
Ave witnesses, who will be brought
from throughout the state. II is pos
sible that the evidence OF Evelyn B.
Baldwin, the Arctic explorer who is
acquainted with baking powder trust
methods, will be obtained.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
SCREWMENS STRIKE
ABOUT SETTLED
Made a Liberal Proposition which
Was Accepted.

New Orleans, Oct. 1.-THE screw
mems lockout is virtually over and
work will be resumed tomorrow, the
strike breakers returning to St. Louis.
The screwmen submitted a proposition
for a days work of ninety bales hand
screwed and $50 bales slowed. This is
a substantial increase over the former
limit for a days work.
The proposition was Endorsed as fair
by other levee labor. but was not who'll
ly acceptable to the large carriers.
who declare that it will place them
at a disadvantage compared with other
ports. They finally Welded. however.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
Mny Avert Strike.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE indications to-
night are that the threatened strike OF
the employees of the Chicago City Rail-
way Company will be averted. Ar
rangennents have been made for con-
ference between union representatives
and General Manager McCulloch to-
morrow. when Il is believed an anicable
adjustment OF the controversy will be
reached. Both sides are said to he
willing to make concessions.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
rI.yeIaud Returns Home.

Princeton, N. j., Oct 1l.-Ex-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland arrived here on
his private car "Yakimar' at o'clock
this morning after a tedious journey
Of thirty-six hours from Bunaio. he
left Buffalo Friday night after tne
f,,neral az Postmaster w. 3. Bis
seli and was expected home Saturday
morning but the congested trafiie
caused by the floods delayed the train
twenty-fouT hours.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12

" 1 tina an aeronautA VAS almost instant
cent ''.ed to-day, wNle making a des-
:orty ttaaIung from parachute, within
occurra55 OF the ground. The accident
Hennaes.u IN Golden Gate Park. Maud
car. icy aged Is, riding on a street
to vhit1ned out too far in an endeavor
strucis ss the descent and her head
an iron post. She was killed.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
TO MISSION WORK
LARGE SUM Is GIVEN.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Raised SELLER.

Nhrlhttdu anu MiSstuhaFE AhlAhce
Raised S91,167.
New York. Oct. l1.--At the twenty
first annual convention of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance, held here
to-day, the missionary offering in cash
and pledges amounted to $s1,167 The
Rev. A. E. Simpson preached the an
nuai missionary sermon. The subject
was The Sin of the Church of God in
Neglecting the Work of Missions"
The speaker stated that for every
man. woman and child in the United
States $40 is spent annually for liquor
and tobacco. while forty cents was the
average contributions for each MEM
Der of Protestant Christians in this
country.
In the afternoon addresses were
given by the following returned mis-
sionaries: Rev. H. D. Campbell, Con-
go; Rev. William Ramsey India; Miss
Mullen. Soudan Mission; Rev. II.
Nichols and Rev. l. T. Hess, China.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
OBITUARY.
t. w. Geer, MouItrie. Ga.

Thomasville, Ga, Oct. lit. w.
Qeer, late manager of the Triton,
Townsville and Gulf Railroad. died
this afternoon, Two weeks ago Geer
was on his way from Mouitrie to ODE
when the railroad bicycle on which he
was riding was wrecked. A spike had
been driven in crosstie for the evil
dent purpose of wrecking a train and
Geer caught it, His hight leg was
broken in the accident. He was
brought to Thomasvlle for treatment
in the Mcintosh Sanitarium. and until
this morning he was supposed to be
doing nicely. At noon it was dis
covered the limb must be amputated
Geer died under operation. The re-
mains were taken Tonight to his
former home in Kentucky for burial
His wife and Senator j. b. Norman ac-
companied the BODY. At the time Of
death. Geer held the Office of general
manager Of the Union Pinopolis Lum-
Der Company at Moultrie.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
Richard Henry savage, New York.

New York, Oct. 11.-Richard Henry
Savage, the author and soldier, died
in Roosevelt Hospital tonight as the
result of injuries received on Oct. 3,
when he was run over by a wagon
in this city.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12

savanpah's Chemist Says It's Good.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12

To be Had at Leading Drug stores
and Toilet Counters in Savannah.