Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
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! FLOAT M G SAND about 100 feet square ls
! at present infesting object in that por-
J ton of LaktTN. Ibesic, Me, known as the
BLACK Pond
TaE bridIe tr the SUR at Waterford,
+ Ireland, Wa b by Lemuel Cox, native
Of Boston. n q lwho Quilt several other no
table bridgeN ia.lar country. 1t is OF Ameri-
can oak. Il
BAKERS are Id to have always expert
enced great tdif, klty in observing the progress
Of baking lpb las been surmounted recent
" in London Sighting ovens with electrici-
Is and provI ding them with plate glass doors.
A PBErT1 GIEI in Lewiston, Me-, joined the
Salvation rm land was so imbued with the
spirit of alcrn and humility that she gave
away all hiar pc Spnal property. including her
/ JeWelry, add II Der clothing but the cheapest.
She has n1w ca 4 TO her senses, but she can
not get het goo back.
IRELAND is Il greatly superior to other
countries pa Z, capacity for manufacturing
linen. II br SIP les number s74768. France
comes ne IXt " q 100000. then Austria and
! Hungary 354,Nk Germany 3lS,487, Belgium
$4,000, Sfouan 1855, 263 England and Wales
l90,5oS, al d r. ia 10000.
THE ddmollt y Of the Ghetto in Rome will
bring to tight aany ancient monuments. The
theatre of Man4la, the PortIco d Ottawa and
that OF flhppaIand the crpta Of Balbo Will
be completely exposed, as well as the temple
OF Jupiter his quarteE contains the most
important monuments Of republican Rome.
AN invest cation shows that within the
business distract proper OF that city all but
forty piece property are owned by resi-
dents Of lGago, with mortgage emcum-
brances OF s. than uer cent. Ten years
ago near le-fourth Of this area was owned
by nonrresiGents, and so per cent. of the re-
maindtr WI heavily mortgaged. The build
lngs f this district cost more than Sl01 100000.
TIE PARTY Of ticket agents from Washing
ton, baltimore and Philadelphia left Balti-
more on Monday of last week for ''tour of
the W hite Mountains" and arrived at Mount
as.ington, New Hampshire, on Wednesday,
where the temperature was % degrees above
zero ana the snow six inches deep in places.
/ The novelty Of a snowballing match on June
day WAS INDUCED in by the ladies OF the party
As wei as the gentlemen.
NEAR the south end of Lake Welokenneba-
cook, Me-, IS sort of sea wall built many
years ago to facilitate the operations of the
lum3er men. A Massachusetts, lady who went
down to the axes on fishing excursion, went
home and told her friends that one of the most
curious things she saw was a wall in one of
the lakes for the purpose of Seeping the bull
frogs from jumping out and frightening the
I acef' some wicked guide hadimposed on her.
PoE's COTTAGE at Fordham, which in 1916
he nired for 500 year, when he was earning
only about $500 or $500, is now rented for $500,
and has for several years been occupied by
N Ing. K. d. Dechert, widow of an engineer
VINO lad out most of the drives OF Fordham,
and many of those in Central Park. New
York Mrs. r. Cromwell, who lives near
was Poe's nearest neighbor. She describes
/ m as nice looking young man, and socla-
be-"
IN an address to young men, DIR. W. Pratt,
o2 London, says that married life is by far the
most healthy. In 1000 married men of % to
% years Of age there are deaths: LOCO bach
ehOrs furnish 10 deaths and LOCO Widowers p
deaths. In young men married before 20 years
he figures are unfaVOrable, being so per 1000
ln unmarried men under 20 the rate is but
per 1850. II girls marry before 20, like NOR
J8lity 1eials them. Married people from Is
TO - de rs faet as people from 60 to 20. After
II marriage should be contracted as soon as
pr4cu'ahle.
IB hing Of Bavaria, correspondent SAYS,
ha X since ceased to be the romantic
20 be red with enthusiasm for the beauti-
tu' % is an enormous, cruel, and half crazy
nn. He shuns his capital; he has no re-
gard or affection for his subjects; he turns
night into day, and he cares naught for family
ties. social etiquette, or kinglY demeanor
The crowned heads of Europe, when obliged
, 10 pass through Bavaria. shun Munich for
rear OF exposure TO his rude vulgarity. The
! nobility keep sway from town. AL the hotels
are losing Inouty, and without speedy remedy
Munich will soon be ruined and deserted.
W. II. INLOEs, of Asheville, n. c., corrects
Abatement from Mr.. Rheim. of the Smith
SOFA Institute, to the effect that there is no
Nling as the hoop snake. Mfr. Inloes
49, Two years ago l was staying at the
4 hes Rock Springs, augusta county, Va.
n len young man named Eagle shot a snake
Faht brought It to the springs where il was
examined by at least ifty of us. The noun
tIaeeIs said it was horn or hoop snake.
10 was ~ feet long, white, with black rings,
and had two horns at the end of Its TAFT. Mr.
Ea2le took a stick aud pressed the end of the
tail, when two horns came out and emitted
what seemed to be poisonous matter. IL is
sand the snake assumes the shape OF a hoop
IN making it's attack, and that the only safety
from 1t is to get behind a tree"
4 CORRESPONDENT mentions two instances
OF sympathy or curiosity in the fish world.
Sir Maurice Duff Gordon, fishing in the Test.
hooked heavy trout, which took him eighty
yards down the stream before he could gel on
terms with it. Sir Maurice noticed another
trout closelylfollowlng the captive, and ap-
parentlv much concerned at its fate, Some
ladies and gentlemen who came IN at the
death declared that two fish bad been caught
on the same fly. 80 close were they together
The free trout never left its companion, but
sided With it upon the shallow. and the keen
er slipued the net adr0ity under, aud landed
the brace Of fish at one sweep. They were
male aud female trout. one pounds ounces
he other pounds II ounces. In the second
case l. bound 5-ounce trout WIS hooked and
p9yedlat leisure, and the hsh was followed in
ali isl twinlDgs by roach that would he
probably q few ounces heavier than itself
The roRch, howevelb scuttled of on the pro-
ductiob of the landing net.
BUFEALo's cteuiatory project is being
pushed and it is prlbable that the incinerator
will be built and iH full operation before next
winter. About thiee-fourths OF the stock has
been subscribed foi and a lot has been bought
from she Metcalfe Estate on-the south side Of
Delaware avenue IL fronts ds4 feet on Della
ware avenue, and has q depth of $50 feet.
Upon this the cbmatory temple will be
erectAd and pubil ana private crematories
can slsO be built, they are required. The
prOcass of cremi on invented by Joseph
Venbi, OF Milan, Italy, will be used. 1t Is
now ..he one in yoIus in all the principal cities
of Salv. Considerable correspondence has
been had with Vdhlui and lately a contract
was bent 10 him. lfie viii probably come to
thatcity and The apparatus will be Quilt under
his personal suuIrvision. The designing of
the temple is as let an open question, but
nothing has yet ben done in that dire stion.
When the dimentOne have been received from
Italy, architects will be invited to prepare
\ plaus.
THIS is how a louple % enterprising Ara
+ biah confidence pen IN Egypt turn an honest
penny. After fling up with hashish they
"sait'' some con euient spot with archaeology
/ cal remains, aH retire behind clump of
\ palm trees unit some rich but ptrddious dogs
OF Christians cine along. Then they come
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