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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-05
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Train leaving Savannah at 1885 y. m. con.
meets at Waycross with sleeper for Montgomery
Nashville and Louisville.
Through Sleeping Cars between Savannah
and Jersey City, via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Through tickets sold 20 al points by rail and
steamship connections and baggage checked
through. Also Sleeping Car Berths and Sections
secured at Passenger Station, and Brens Ticket
Office, % Bull street.
r. G.. FLEMING VIM p HARDEE.
superintendent. Gen, Pass Art
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NORTHWARI

Train 70, II stops only at Yemassss and
Gr,ou Pond.
Train No. IS stops only At Mouteith. Hardee-
vile, Ridgeland, Coosnuhatchis. Yemassee.
Green Pom and RaveueL
For tickets, Pullman car reservations aud
other information, apply to VIM BREN, Ticket
Agent, - Bull street, and at depot.
E Z McSWtN EY, Gen. Pass. Agent
c. 3. GADsDEN. Superintendent.
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Plant Steamship Line.

sEMI-wEEKLY.
Tampa, Key West and Havana.
SOUTH-BOUND.
Lv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays 1920
p.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays Pm
Ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays 6 A. NJ
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p. NJ
Lv Key West Wednesdays and Saturdays 9P NJ
Ar Port Tampa Thursdays and Sundays $3.50
p
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
citios. For stateroom accommodations. apply
to City Ticket ONCE, s., f. & W. Ry, Jackson
VILE or Agent Plant Steamship Line Tampa
G. d. OWENS Traffic Manager.
H. S. HAINES General Manager
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RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF GEORGIA.
Quickest and Best Line
To
MACON AND ATLANTA.
Only Line Running Solid Train
Savannah to Atlanta.
Schedule in Effect July IS, 1888.
STANDARD IME9

Guyton dinner train leaves Savannah 200 D.
M; arrives Guyton 2:55 D. m
Passengers for Sylvania, Wri9htsville Mil
ledgeville and Eatonton should take 7:lO a. M
| train.
Passengers for Carroton. Fort Gaines, Tai
bottom, Buena Vista, Blakely and Clayton should
take the $40 p. M. train
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Coast Line Railroad
KIESLING'S NURSERY
White Bluff Road.

DLANTs, BOUQUETS, DESIGNS, CUT.
Il FLOWERS furnishsd to order. Leave or
dors atDAVLs BROS, corner Bull and YORK
strsets Telsphons CAL 40
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arrives Savannah 4:25 D. m
Sleeping cars on all night trains between Sa4
vannah, Augusta, Spartanburg, Macon and
Atlanta.
Train leaving Savannah at $50 D. m will stop
regularly at Guyton, to put off passengers
Train arriving at Savannah at 6:15 a. m. wali
stop on signal at stations between Millen ahd
Savannah to take on passengers
Connections at Savannah with Savannah
Florida and Western Railway for all points in
Florida
Tickets for all points and sleeping car herths
on sale at City Office, No 20 Bull street, land
Depot Office 30 minutes before departure of
each train.
ROBERT w. HUNT Z. T. CHARLTON,
Ticket Agent. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS FYpPPos

TRAIN leaving Savannah at ZOO a. m male.
close connection with f. X. and N ~ H. mates s
Oak for Monticello, Madison and TalIabassaaat 'e
IRAN leaving Waycross 4:25 D. M. has Pill
plan sleeping car to Jesup. Thence via NIGHT
express to Atlanta and Chattanooga H'sns
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Pullman sleeping cars leave as follows:
Brunswick at sos p. m. ans Jesup at 1875 D.
IN. for Atlanta; Atlanta al 1918 q. m for
Chattanooga; open for pass myers at p. IN.
Rome at $3.50 a. m for Washington via Lynch
burg; Chattanooga at10O a m for New York
via Shenandoah Valley. and at 1890
p. m for Washington via Iiynchburg; Chatta-
nooga at $3.50 q. m. and 7:10 p. IN. for Memphis.
Company's sleeping cars Ono upper berths)
leave Macon daily at 5:4a p. m for Knoxville
b. w. WRENN. q. P. & T. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn
L. ]. ELLIS. A. @. P. A.. ATLANTA
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LOCAL CONNECTIONS.

Train leaving Savannah at 3:45 o m connects
at Jesup for Brunswick
LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
VIA wAYCRoss
Brunswick, Albany, RS1tgomery, Nashville and
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RAILROADS.
..----~---~-~-~--~-----~-
Charleston 4 Savannah Railway
RAILROADS

bOHEUULE IN EFFEUT MAI 10TH, 1855
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah Y
Il Standard Time, which is SO minutes slower
than city time.
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Plant STEAMSHIP LINE
r, Steamer nascotte Of above line will La.
1 Gr at %ssa and Thursday at 10 w.
m, and H4'ana Wednesday and Satur3 "a, a. a p
a. m Rsurning, leave Havana Wed i9 az '
19a satGfday y, at P m; leave Key Vest
Port Tampa Thursday and Sunday at o.ao Arrive
connecting there with trims for he nnrt y. M,
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH FLORIDA & WESTERLY
RAIL A Y.
WayCrOSS Short Line

Time Gard in Effect June II 1900
CORRECTED TO AUG. s1sr
A LII TRAINS Of this road are RIM h,, =
~, \ Standard = me Passenger trains viii Ias
SOUTH BOUND
WEST INDIA FAST MATT
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Thers are laws agasnss zss2g pEofsas
lzuga4ss - telepAsHe N A. sI.tes exe~PS
t.s4lsc1&c1t.
Noso uitces have beeo2s - xrou oa-sons
II Woroestex ooozty, Nj 4s 10 sna4E-g4<
tzs Ives u e4ELls
+ a rsparted th-4 Is o0c 900 esstoa-
~o-d trsss 24ss see2 p-&zIe1 u so4tAr
~sst a4as-s tAz yesT.
T11sre zrs thlrty ssxsn taansls q naors
tAAa l. 80 yards h kllgi4A4. tbs boegsst
esiag tAAt Il sss Ssssra-1 oc& y.sSs.
Tss st~tistics of soieiiss "a Nsns-
skss for tEs past twelve Ho1tAs : Ssx.
0Es nfsn q these oesng IL sas ArS4ss
Paris
There we're 90 oSl paGpsrs. besides
hnArles ana v4grants. In the SSI5oe
tah4gt@nts Of Loadon Ia tie nrst wesx
Of Jaly
IL Is tod thai tree WAS cat In the for
sst Ee&r Aug1sts. ga al O'Clock IA the
uaornlng. 4Lld " nlgAt LA been t0rrs6
into newspapers. ~k-eh people -sre re&a
iag
A man IA Juni&ts county. Pa. hss
been confined 20 his room with reea
matism for forty toar wears. and has sub
sisted wholly upon liquid food during tl.t
siHe.
A family tricycle.. carrying whole Ger
nan family and ia addition lArgs bowl
of some cold drink 20 Suburban picnic.
Ineandered lsisurelY through Berlin ths
oghsr day.
The people Of the United States are
using annually not far from 10, ,O00. 900
barrels OF saIt. and thsro has been g
steady increase Of pounds per esplt. for
the last decade.
Chicago has some appropriately named
citizens. A man named Anguish is =
dealer Ia green fruit, while & Mr. Culcher
represents Boston firm that manufsc-
tures buttons.
A fsot not very well known Is that In
theatres lighted by electricity the mana
gers are by law required 70 keep gas
always IN first class order and oil lamps
ready for immediate lighting.
The news Of the result Of the iast Eng
hsh Derby was tslegraphed from England
TO Australia in one hour and four minutes.
which L. believed 20 be the fastest time
ever made between those points.
Ia London dressmakers snd others are
fined heavily for allowing their girls 10
work over hours lin the shops. JAY. the
great mourning storeman. was recently
up IN the police court on a charge OF this
sort
Victor Brooca, an Italian engineer. has
completed the survey of proposed canal
across Italy from near Castro. on the Tyr
rhenian sea, 10 Fano. ON the Adriatic. II
VIII be $50 miles long, IL IL Is ever built,
and win cost 800. 000. 900.
An Auburn (Me.) lady. who had costly
mirrors put in her house. and made the
workInen fasten them TO the walls, lately
sold the property. and was astonished at
the claim OF the purchaser that he had
bought the mirrors, but a court enforced
his claim. II cost her about $500 to get
hold Of this point Of law.
A +. Sims, of Conyers. Ga. and Mrs
Bertha Bolton, OF Memphis. arrived In
| Chattanooga on the 10 o'clock train a few
days ago, and ut . o'clock they were mar.
ried. II was the first time they had met
since twenty years before, when they
were lovers at Conyers. but they had a
| misunderstanding became estranged, and
| married other persons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
FOOD FOR FUN.

"DIp you tell the ladies I was not at
homef' Yes, maam." "And what did
they sayi' They said, ma AN, as how it
was terribly lucky"
"wArT till my spurs grow out" sang am
bilious young Shanghai, as he ducked his
head into tomato can to escape the perse-
cutions Of the ruler Of the roost"
MINIsTrR-"My dear brethren, in this
little drowsiness during my sermon, but /
do wish yeu would try to keep awake while
the collection is being taken up"
He was loath 70 60. aft isn't so awfully
late yet, is If, Laurai" he asked, anxiously.
mo, George" she replied, ats early.
Papa won't begin yelling ct the hired girl
TO got up for more than an hour yet"
"Do Tou think could mold public opin-
ionp asked an aspiring young politician of
q veteran in the profession. Perhaps you
might" said the other; 'some of the stories
you introduced in your speech seemed a lit
tie moldy."
"I NEVER can be more than a sister 70
you," said buxom widow, tenderly, to an
old bachelor who had proposed "Ah,
madam, yes you can" he responded, gal
lantly, ~ am not man 10 lose hope"
res. Dul can not, sue persisted. But, -
he said, you have daughters; you may yet
be mc mother-in-law."
The venerable wife Of a celebrated physi-
clan, one day casting her eye out Of the
window, observed her husband IN the
funeral procession of one of his patients, at
which she exclaimed: ~ do wish my hus-
band would keep away from such process
sions; II appears too much lise tailor car
rylng home his work"
A NERVOUS and somewhat excfable dea-
con, after talking for some time in a meet
ing al his church, finally said; And not
one int or iottle Of his word shall fail -
Noticing the smiles On the faces of his audi
ence spd conscious Of his blunder, he at
tempted TO mend matters by saying: NO,
mean not one tottle or jit."
MAMA" said city girl, just return
ing from visit 70 a Maryland farm,
You are always talking about nice
country milk and how much better
and richer IL is than the milk you
get in the city, but think you are mis-
taken" II don't think I am" replied the
mother. "Well, / know you are. for they
used to water the cows twice day while
was at Aunt AIMS" The poor mother
went upstairs aud shed few scsldin g
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
FASHIONS REIGN.

Silver for personal adornment increases
IN fashionable favor.
Early news about the coming autumn
bonnet Is that It will be considerably
larger.
The new pinzza chairs for country
houses are set low enough for children
and dwarfs.
In tho matter Of tennis blazers. mustard
color may be said TO have drawn the al
fections of the men
White straw sailor hats arc having q
run that astonishes the girl who said they
were going out of fashion
A correspondent comments upon the
many pink tuue bonnets seen on the heads
Of ladies at Newport out driving.
Newest Of the summer dresses Of thin
white material are elaboTately shirred. and
make one sympathize with the modiste.
The veil is now worn longer with the
round hat and falls below the chin. A
new gauze for wells is called ''Narrpgan-
sett fog"
Archery increases in fashionable favor
al along the country lines, and there are
very few well kept lawns now without q
target.
Hammock clocks sre made n wood and
have a hook and clasp at the back 10
fRsten them on the hammock where the
iounger can see them
No woman who Is stout should ever
venture outside her own bedroom in tea
gown. which is eminently a garment for
the ethereal girl"
Gold wire rings and gold wire bangles
and bracelets are now very much the
fashion. jewellers saying the style de-
veloPed in the most remarkable way.
Seers1cker as dress material has now
become almost too cheap To be fashiona-
BILE. and there Is reason TO believe sateen
viii ere long have had its day, too
Ornamental hairVins become larger and
more elaborate ss the season advances
and the girls Of the period find ont how
we'll they look In this porcupine style
Grecian he2dbands of tortoise shell are
also fashionable
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
EDUCATIONAL IMPORT.

THr question of introducing culinary in
struction INTO the public schools Of Chicago
Is being sgtated.
IN the college and schools in connection
with ths Free Church Of Scotland Mission
At Madras there are eighteen hundred
studsnts.
ALoyzo STEELE. Of Grinnell. Ia has given
go, ,0co 70 epdow the chair Of m&them scc-
snd natural philosophy OF Iowa College, The
chair 20 be called in memory of bis dsuEh-
ter, tbe Myrs Steelen char.
RsroRM - the Svatchword az Harvard
The police have seized al the liquors IN one
sf the college clubs. and now comes the
fscslty ard dismisses several students who
were caught IN their rooms playing poker.
TEE average eTpense OF the Cornell grad
usting Sass q III members thrOsEh the
course was S55s year. highest. 100. and
lowest, f2s0 The two extremes mast have
represented great variety IN living snd
especially in amusement
Iv 1855 Germany spent for re education
q her people. SO ~ no. Eaglsnd, So. ~
90. France. s1s.c00 ouo. Austria o. 0oo. -.
and Russs. S50ooge TIE United States
IN that year spert sloo %. 30 for eSBeztsos
Or a. m1oh practically - ths fvr nstisas
snsined
AwFsIc sxs have 10 rct3 habit = soiu e
- college u e sac "a % - ieaTres -
tens thzt " tbss couatrY cne uasa n every
Do tskes q csIere e6Bcsfsoz N Germ snv =
ere IN every IA = Engizra So ia everv
Fn. ar3 IA Sos-isad one fn every 80 lhe
Ersoe = general infelhFrr~- = nEher n
- TnIteS srs.es tAzs 10 any stker coslnlry
81 ioe giobe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
STRANGE STORIES.

small town in Michigan has seven
brass bands.
citizen If Canton. Miss, drives q
pair Of pet bears in a buggy.
young lady In Philsdelphis IS said to
have bad Eve lovers al named Samuel.
An enterTrising physician in Australia
advertises Il viii pay half the funeral
expenses N Gases where am not sacoess-
fui
There il q snail canyon near San Nrls7sel
Cal. which is said 20 Be occupied hy seven
teen families each named Jones, and they
srr not related
Signals flashed from sn az lamp upon
the clouds. 81 Zoe Csp~ II Good Hope,
have been seen 50 distance II sfty milss-
This method Of signaling may prove use-
ful at sss. especially for vessels IN
danger.
monster .oed. weighing sixty <fg
pornds AID measuring nearly thr~e feet
r0End the body II sid - hare ben
fo1aS at J1lllac. France, ard sold for
ESQ % a Danufsctarsr a. s. Etienne.
rs eruaking besrs cAo@e raser blsssce 70
the hs-kfns = 6oe The Inhabitants 4
a tha co11try roo1d have ben pozrtnz
Into &zlA.ae - So the pheDozas1a4 sziusaA.
TIE SeIicious frssr.nce. refreshing coo.l-
ness ard soft nesBtv inapsrted 20 tie ssin
~ foz1oni Pordsz. cona sae1as e % a.
aiief.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

one OF the pretty sights AZ Ottawa Beach
"a Mrs. shsrsood balls four beautiful
childrsn AM their bix Newfoundland deg.
MAJOR. Who are inssp&rso.e-
Mr. Berry Wall, the New York king Of
she dudes. Ia. besn 0utdrsssed oy q young
Chinanan. Mr. Won sing. IL has been
suggested thsf the name. Chinese Wall. be
gwen tbs rev dandy.
ft = said d at down AZ the Reach q Ger
.ain young physician is becoming quite s
lady-xilisr and all the rssorfsrs st that place
s-e 81 ricksring in their sleeves over the
quiet walks 81 the u. d. and a handso me
youug married lady.
piA you ever sit st = hotel table and
watch the crowd e. a. The society report
e. asd ne GOOD fortune not long since TO
dine a. one of the most elegsnt Of the
San mef hotels. Immediately opposite sat
an old lady OF ponderous form and pond
.rous Giamonda Diamonds decorated her
hsnds. 8nng pendant from her ears and
spark ed IN a great. burning cluster at her
throat a. mesl tire she was busy. very
busy She shovel ed the food into her
moutb In way that would have done
crssiir 20 street s1oveler. She pur six
great hunks 0f food ir 10 her mouth before
mssticsfnx ard swsilowins one. When
sscn cheek wss SLED she got right down 70
business and c1ewed- Her avs moved.
oren sud shut With clock Ike regularity
aoa the COX 81 su oyusnt on her face wss
something 10 % seeo Detors Il could be sp-
pr.ciafsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Owing 20 the great incresss in our whole
sac trade 90 are oelig-d 70 have the room
nov ocrupied hv 0nr retail stores. We
must use thr entire block for onr wholesale
business. snd our retail Department.
rHE PALACE ssosz zRY.
wiu - discontinued Ssptsuh hs- fsss
Aasr thst data no goods VII be sold a.
retail
AL tse eleesnt 6xiursS sod store f7rnt-
tara soSs wafer fouu tsin. three delivery
wagons ssixss etc. are for sac. toz~ther
viIa ssch siocs - psrchsseT NAV desire
We preer 70 81 IN imp - party ~isa-
i1r 60 czrrT 90 ths susinsss. sni . s1ch
ls- prices sas hb~~si tsru1s riil Ne mate
Rv-t sbo1it ~ rur h ssr FOR - whcle ~
p@.r hv August p. Es ~ SCI a part and
4nsadty % suit.
Al he crunters are sold chsrry - narhie
tors vita Israsoed IRON stsndsris. The
shaivfna = rut 10 BIZ adjustable iror
hrarksrs snd can - n sas - IS sny stars
without waste Or sxe~nse. The Showcases
- - snd afher movable futures sre a.
sne-f IN the stste. I1spsctioa invited sad
llsr-~sronrence saitritet
n n-0~3ng - 10 sais - sur ~h.,lssais .
hil-ine<s ~ ferson { Heops ne 7r-sprt
I1rat~n ~ ,rr -eHsil stores csa - i@s-es -
10 purchaser sod the good ~iIl of cur
sr<@ rstail trsis tsroughout n
ARrE~z Ms = a.
e - - Soufh Division ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19


Geo. Russell IS visiting in Fort Wsyns
JE sualley as returned from lansing.
~. Haks = reported 70 De very much
batter
j. r Baldwin and VII. srs visiting 10
eraria
Nrs C. 81 Goodrich went 70 Kalamazoo
Fricsv-
Mrs. Geor-s sitts. Of Port Huron. Is in
ths rify.
Miss Alice Chapman !. visiting friends IN
Stanton.
NJ and VI. ". e.. Clark ara spending
sv dars a. Frerpcrf
Ms Asitsr wi sins Of Jackson. arrived
IN ths citv on Friday.
Niss Ninnie Hicks vent 70 Rockford lsst
nirbs % spend sunday.
Ms wm. fawis ~ Reed City. . visit
ire frienos in this city.
Nrssrs John 6osbel AM Frank Kruse
hsvs rstarned from Chicago.
Rev j. I Hnstei. former.v Of lowell.
moved to tbs citv on Tuesday.
" sri NJ A r Worlen avs returned
fron = 'auT -eets Easfsra trp.
M~ W y found hss --iurn-a f-or- a
tire ~~eks vs. - Traverse CIV
Nrs ~ Nrksnnsv. of n-.rrsf =
- ing ~ sn3 ~ n 3 F,utnav
Foberf IS snt returned r--tsr-av f~nr, =
t~e ks Zip to Deir1i' sri the Esst
e}ss Var Ftien rf Ruqsio n r fs fks
F1-~i 81 slts Nta3 l5lisy. 'f ch-rrr e.
Niss An-s e~sat is spending -nurle Of
w--ks wift Der rsrs.ss ness Reed Citv.
es fnis foss- thsi. 81 Chie.~s ~ vi.sf-
bg NE. q. a ssrFia. 1f AS Be=f~ick q
ass ss,e Cffssmsr IT'S snn,s-rr-st
- rsf1rrsI fEon e shsrf v.sit as 5ackson.
Ar snt 8s rrssius Tv Be.ch sswe zns.
ses-a. ~ IS. 81 spend coaVis ~
r-ssts = -e- rf W7-rsron = ~s.ft.
ve a. Acbsruolds ~ wssh ax.
seu-s.
fearrs Hs~lrslrasn. " r Prsn
G sssS AM A. Elessr' zrs n sa--
ere
Ns,-, r Rrtier .riens =, vale
g. rx eis saat Ms =. j Rafier on
kerrs
Frsf 2 ~ Es13sH rra va 49, -.
rur-r~ frern saert rist A. t6rr f,vn-sr
soue ia Ise.s.1.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

a ssssr - yellow p&pcr plsce1 o. Gs
w. eser t1s cesk = 49, ~ srsrd ~ 7 -
49, syes - writers
rszEn is sd te oe popsizr asr,s sevel.
~ va h@s .A11sa s1s n--lLsE k1zlzas-~s
kAs sterass-
1wSsEsEaxs yesrs Sgo oniy nf.eea ven
e. serS szploseS - tks wsele eoaatry As
s.aissrs Nov gws haEares Ead eIEPlsy-
Eeni = New ga slsne.
Faa1 nrst yel1Es ~ Peter fhe Greats cor~
respss9ence. edited " CsaBt Tolstei. on
tz.Es oee pages @1e az letters snd 4oca-
ne1ts refsrrlss - Iks pss.s& bstwee1 20
.1d if3l-
Ur~AED Of tventy thsussOd letters q
Peter tke Great have seen gathered freD
az parts u Europes sRc are e oe puclshea
IA ten large volumes They arete &c edited
~ Csunt IolstsL -
Ms GLADsToNs received an h0nofArign
OF 100 galse@s for the Eznuserpt u LIS l4st
essay fron a. AAerlcsa magazine. The
sage Of Hswarcsn las got = & Her pay frsa
American suthors tran any ether writer
NJ GAEvr, iste President Of France. is
bnsiiy engaged IN wrItlns he memoirs, COW
erias tie le.dss6 svents IL Preach hlstory
frsEn ls4s ~ lsss IL 10 Sad that publisher
Is already negotiating fer thsar slmlit2nc-
Gus pusnc.uos II Londes snd New YORK
TIE largest publication In tie United
States is the nontsay vslume, blg a. an uD-
abridged dlctisusry, IL which the patents
for e-ch EoatL arc described Eyers large
library Ia the country ressives these vol
umss, and II Is by searching them. sicod BY
sn index. that one learns what has been
done in this country u sny gigea Aas Of in
vcntion.
A WEALTHY young man Of Chicago aspir-
ing 10 authorship short time since sent q
manuscript u an Eastern magazine with a
Sloo chock attached for the purpose Of in
suring Us publication. The sarne was re
| turned w4th the following uoto: I" Dear sir:
We regret exceedingly being compelled 20
return the inciosed MSS. but we are prompt
ed 20 this action BY the fear tII2t your
check is as worthless rs your story. Very
res spActfuAv - aasta
SO LIrTIk is known Of the personal or
| private history Of Aoliero that any detail
| now discovered attrscts attention Va Fronch
literary society. There has recently been
found ~ Pontaneolesa . contract OF sale
signed by MoleFe's father, Jean Poquellin
the name 80 spelled Ii Is dated May 20,
| 1881 when Moliere was a bytle over nine
years OF age), and It has 70 do with the
supply Of furniture for tho royal troops
TEE Manesse manuscript presented 70 the
| Bibliotheca Palotins. AZ Heidelberg, by the
late Emperor Frederick Is said to be worry
| precious. II consists of love soags Of the
fourteenth century. and there are 40 9pag6s
OF parchment, richly ornameuto<, and cop
tanning 1000 verses, by lao poets II was
| placed In the BibllotheA Palstina, ~ Hci
defoerg, in 1907, having been purchased
| from a Swiss baron Of Holm Sax, and was
| taken away by the French during the thirty
| years war, and now, after the lapse of two
| centuries and half, it has been recovered
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

he summsf resort sfiH holds forth
n charms for society people sus The
In aay 1il sOon ooEls snen Tie
ssrs and yellow lsaf I'll fsl'
sfoa lfs eiaborsssiY rustic rooi ana
tns AutumB wtd ssssp across Ia broad
vsrsnc44 CBattss Arlington TIE nigaLs
have sesu pretty aooi GA tas ssf.ncAs. he
ousn ars placs 10 ths rotuads has often
radl4isd a-al sad brightness. Ovefeoals
snd Winter wraps have oeea very comfort
abs At ths Northern resorts this season.
Iboss @h0 scot NORTH sitn0as good
supply of Winter cloghing fouad them
selves shltsrinx Ia al sxtrsmslY vigorous
~aF Graad Rapids nAs bssn favored this
summer and las suffered from neither sx-
IRENE shils the e0pi0us rsinfalls have kept
tas zrAss a. ggsen ana the foliage as eriEn1
A. Ihsagn l. wsrs foss bud June instead Oi
passee August