The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A JUDGE at Visalia. Cal, has hit upon novel
method of clearing his district of tramps.
Being arrested and taken before him, he lect-
ures them on the enorfnlty OF TIER onense,
pronounces them guilty, and tells them TO come
next day and receive sentence. Instead, they
invariably leave the to gn at once.
LIEUT.. MASON ScHUFELpr, L. S. N, is conf
dent that Stanley, the great African explorer,
has not succumbed to the danger with which
he has been for so long surrounded. but that
he is alive and PROBABLY well somewhere in the
heart of the East African jungles Lieut.. Schu-
teldt bases his opinions on his own experiences
IN African explorations.
REV. FRANCIS JAYNE, the new bishop of Ches-
ter Eng. is a large. stalwart man, of remark
ably youthful appearance. He wears no beard
or muStache. but cultivates long, curly lock OF
tiaxen hair which falls over his forehead a la
Disrae!i. His wife is a handsome woman of the
Spanish type. They have large family. The
salary OF mis- biShopric is S2l ,OJ0 year.
IT is pretty generally known that not few
young women use belladonna to give hrilliancy
to their eyes, but it is not so well known that a
large majority of those who thus in1ure their
sight and brave the danger of becoming blind
are women who have light eyes. Dark-eyed
women either have more sense or think that
their eyes are well enough as they are.
GERALD MASSEY. who is said to be on his way
to this country to lecture, stirred up considera-
vering a lecture that was regarded bias
phemous, and whose title was query as to why
MS Satanic majesty was not vanquished. Mr.
Massey, VINO was silk mill hand and straw
platter before he was poet, is now 90 years old.
The ELoPEMENT of a North Bergen IN. J.)
woman with an employe of her husbands had
an extraordinary outcome The pair were
arrested upon warrant sworn out by the huS-
band, and in court the wife handed over 5000
which she had distracted from her husbands
safe Immediately before fleeing whereupon the
husband offered to sell her to her new edmlrer
for $50. The money was paid and the couple
departed, taking train for Philadelphia.
ALL READERS of "Lothair'' will recall the
famous pearls that had to be opened and aired
to preserve their pale lustre, but few, observes
the New York Commercial advertiser, under.
stand that almost the same care is needed by
the mock pearls now plentlfuly sprinkled
through the haudsomest bead garnitures. Yet
such is the fact, and it is well to know, also,
that layer OF the antseptic cotton used for
dressing wounds is the best possible covering
for them when not in use.
NEW FEATURE introduced into the perform
ance of theatrical combination at Columbus,
O.. resulted, the other evening. in the Temporary
disabling of one of the company named Roc
cardi. While suspended in mid-air from a wire
stretched across the auditorium, near the roof
of the theater, the belt which encrcled hi
waist broke and Roccardi landed on the CRAM
ums of several gentlemen who occupied orches-
ira chairs, receiving injuries sufficient to pre-
vent his repeating the feat that night.
THE REPORT that an Irish brass band was
Kissed in London, the other day. at exhibit
ton because it would not play God Save the
Queen" calls to the mind of a Boston CORE
spondent little story. Some years ago a Ger
man musician of Boston returned to that city
in a very battered condition, his horn quite as
much banged as himself. He said that he had
been playing with an American circus band in
the British provinces, and in one town there.
when Yankee Doodle" was played, the audi
ence objected, and broke the band and its instrU-
meuts all up. But" said the German, ''vot
der teuful could We do? Der horses would not
go rount der ring to any udder tune
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN's zeal in the prosecu-
ton of diocesan improvement allows the mil
lonaire Catholics of New York little rest from
well doing He is a frequent visitor at the
houses of bankers, merchants and brokers.
His benevolent face is well known at their
business Offices He has the best possible
argument for generosity in the example of his
own muniicence. 1t is said that his salary as
Archbishop is not far from $4,000, and that
with frequent gifts and the interest on his
personal property his income is of goodly size
But he uses little of it for himself When he
asks wealthy parishioner for 81 900 for some
religious or charitable purpose he shows him
subscription paper on which generally appears
his own name for a much larger sum. He has
now raised enough toward the diocesan semin-
airy to make it comfortable fact.