The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-21
PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLICATIONS.
The Savannah Weekly News.
Sixteen Pages.
For Saturday, March %, 1888.
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS.

FIRST PAaE-Section 55s, or the Fatal Letters,
Chapters XIV, XVI, XVII; Millionaire Fads;
She Saw the Point; Rose Coghlin Advises Young
Women Against the Stage.
SECOND PAGE-Now for the Big Flood, Signs
of the End of the Great Storm in the North;
Cotton Seed Not Abortive: Jones Claim for Cot
ton; Sounds Like Moonshine, Senator Brown
Speaks on the Internal Revenue; A Last Look
at the Emperor Arthur's Men Firm; Georgia's
Capital City; Rivals for a Child; Midway's Gel
ebration; A New Road to Savannah.
THIRD PAGE-RailFoads Slowly Battering
Down the Snow Barricades; Teller Takes d
False View of the Presidents Message; Seeds
from Canada: Chief Arthur Plays His Ace; Lin
coins Last Pillow; Letters Opened by Mistake;
A New Jersey Romance; Germany's Day of
Gloom; Ingalls, Bad Break
FOURTH PAGE-An Emperors Obsequies;
Boulanger's Battle; The Engineers Strike;
Reeds Rueful Illumination; Postage on Seeds;
Georgia and Florida Teegraphic News Items;
Snatched from the Gibbet; The Site for Savan-
nah's Public Building Selected; A Strange
Spectacle Seen in the Rarified Air of the Black
Hills; Blaine Held Her Hand
FIFTH PAGE-Particuars OF the Railroad
Wreck Near Blackshear. Ca, in which Over
Fifty People Were Killed and Wounded.
SIXTH PAGE-Death in the Drifts: Candy
Making Nowadays; Weddings in Washington;
He Got a Furlough; Trade Fair for March;
Antiquity of the Telephone; Gambler Tells
Some Truths; Magnificent Marble Vault; A
Woman Lawyer Kissed by a Convict; Mai.
Relfeld's Experience.
SEVENTH PAGE-Agricultural Department:
How to Plant Corn; The Pear Crop; Rights of
Animals; Make Your Farm Self-SuStaining;
Keeping Ducks for Profit; Stagnant Water
Bad Milk, Useful Wood Ashes Household;
Farm and Stock Notes; Popular Science.
Henry Bergh, Lately Deceased with illustra-
ton; Berlin's Mournful Emblems; Emperor
Frederick Realizes That Death is Not Far on;
An Anecdote of Henry Bergh Fired by Moon
sinners.
EIGHTH PAGE-Rev. Talmage Turns to the
Prodigal Son for a Sermon; A Man Sold as
Slave; Maysvile's Dead Brute; A Blaze at
Jacksonville; Side Doors for Sunday; Peninsular
| Sketches by III. H. j.; A Sleek Scoundrel
| Shot; Randall is Traitor; Cotton Seed Oil in
/ Lard.
NINTH PAGE-Dixie's Proud Heroes, Fair
| Field and No Favors is All They Ask; Mills
| Sticks by His Bill. Republican Onslaughts Inva-
riably Repulsed; Men Who Live by Toll, Mr.
O'Neill Posing as Their Champion in the House;
State Badly Skinned, Kentucky's Treasurer
Short $4,000 to 100000; Other News Tele-
grams
TENTH PAGE-The News in Georgia, Gathered
from Correspondents and Exchanges; South
Carolina Items; Charlestons Sensations; Co.
lumbus Chapters
ELEVENTH PAGE-Round About in Florida;
The Salzbnrger Monument Unveiled at Eben-
ezer Effingham County; Death of John P. King.
the oldest Living Ex-senator; Georgia's Capt.
tai City, Jacksonvle's Fire; Jay Goulds Ar
rival
TWELFTH PAGE-Editorial: Crop Estimates
from Washington: Colquitt on the Message;
Senator Brown aud the Farmers; Mr.. Holman's
Romance; The Blacltshear Accident; A Warn
ing to Democrats: The President and the Pen
sion Bill; Gen. Badeau Wants Cash. Minor
kilograms; Preference Asked for Honorably
Discharged Confederates; Small Shinplasters;
Iamar's First Decision; Hot Headed Husbands
THIRTEENTH PAGE-Local Depar tment:
Night Prowler jagged Vyle's Lively Capers
Swept Out by the Gale; Further Particulars of
the Railway Accident Near Blackshear Three
Thousand Barrels of Resin and Three Hundred
Casks of Turpentne Destroyed by Fire; Gen
Aexanders Arguments Against Reducing Pas
senger Rates: County Commissioners; The
Macon and Dublin Road to Build to Savannah.
FOURTEENTH PAGE-The King of the Forests;
Much Blood and no Beauty; All Night in a
Vault; The Author OF Greenbacks; A LocOmo-
tive Lost in Quiclsand; They Found the Money:
City and Country Boys; A Practical Demonstra-
ton
FIFTEENTH PAGE--A Preacher as a Pitcher:
When the Last Pension viii be Paid; Twin
Brothers Handwriting; Lord Daley D--s the
Queen Irgalls as a Humorist; They Were
Playing "Othello"; Inconsistency of Hamlet;
A Tennessee Idyl; Current Anecdotes; Luck in
a Bats Liver; Current COMMENT Bright Bits;
PERSONAL Items of Interest.
SlxrEENrH PAoE-Financial and Commercial
Review of the Week; Other News kilograms;
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