The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

C-'E HuSDthD AND THIRTY THOUSAND PERSONS
s'eep in the New York station houses during
a year. The larger number of them were il
previous years, men; now the majority ar,
women.
JUDGE F. WELLHoUsE, of Fremont, Kan, il
said to be the proprietor OF the largest orchard
IN the world. He has 1913 acres in fruit trees
ana IL Is claimed that no other grower on thi
lace OF the globe can make similar showing
The MARQUIS CARLO GINARI of Florence ha.
| bought the island of Monte Cristo so celebrated
IN Dumas great novel as the source WHERE
Edmund Dantes got his treasure The nobl,
marquis Will build palace upon the island anC
ShueaVof 10 keep up the grand traditions of III
former legendary owner.
Miss ALICE COLE, cultured young lady o.
chester, H., ran away from home last Wednes
9ay. one Is bankers daughter and a society
oGhe. one was found on Sunday in st. Louis
Where she had secured position as cook a
restaurant. Her reason Tor leaving home was
that she did not wish to return to school.
AT DECATUR, TEX. on Saturday, Eph Huff
man was tried in the district court for horse
theft The courtroom is used on Sunday as a
place Oh worship. Sunday morning during the
services the jury returned q verdict. The pris-
oner was Drought in ana sentenced to five years
ia Che pSmtentlary, after which the services
were resumed.
AN ENGLISH SCIENTIST has been making ex
perlments to determine the important part
which light plays in the development of animal
HE. A d zen tadpol S were c ,nfined in a box
aroIh wHlcn every ray of light was excluded
ne result was that only two of them developed
INTO frogs, and these were shorthved The
Others increased considerably in size, but never
left the tadpoe form
u. L. SIMMs, the London newspaper writer
VINO wanted to have the Duke OF Cambridge
arrested for asSaulting him recentlv, is in hot
water again. LinIey SanDodrne, one of the
arllsts OF Punch, drew caricature for the issue
0I Ihat paper OF Aug. 2, in which MIR. Simms
hsured as discounted deer, and the duk as
PARK ranger Nc olmns tnereupJn threatened
10 thrash the Offending artist on sight, ana had
TO DE bound over i'll &l00 by magistrate to
keep tue peace.
1HE highest structure of masonry in the world
Is said to be the national museum recently com
pieted at Turin. 1t was originally designed fo,
synagogue, but it proved Ill adapted to that
purpose ald was sold to the city 1t was then
converted into museum monument to the
memory OF Victor Emmanuel On top of the
uoIne rises spire nearly as nigh as the wholt
OF the rest of G.4e building, The Sit statue on
the top OF this spre stands 53S feet from the
ground.
IHE claim OF Ben Holiday against the gov
eminent for $4,000 for Indian depredations
upon MS overland stage route was knocked
Town last week at Portland to Gen. Ingalls, TO,
sou. Ingalls, is executor of Mrs Holladay's
estate ana Will MAKE an appeal to congress on
oehaH Ut her two children President
Lincoln promised that the full claim should he
PAID, the Senate scaled it one-ualf, and the
government finally offered 100000, which
holladay refused 1t is now Thought congress
VIZ vote this sum to Holladay's two orphan
children. FD"-
ALTHOUGH NJ. PAsTEUR has refused to have
anything further to do with the SYDNEY austria.
lla) authorities, the visit of his emissares to the
colony mas not been ia vain. The colony wi Il
not re gard NJ. Pasteur as the saviour of their
crops from the rabbit pest. but the farmers ar.
greatly pleased it is SAID with some eyneri.
ments undertaken by the agents of the Grrat
ShenllsC IN vaccinatlng sheep to protsct Them
from anthrax. Much loss is caused TO the
farmers 0y TINS disease, and Nj. Pasteur has
been asked to appoint an agent who would vac
0Ilate Ihe sheep at fixed charges.
GEN. BoULANGER need not desnair Sinca the
reign OF LOUIS XVI, who persisted on the scat
told. all those who have ruled France with tina
exception Of Marshal MacMahon had nreyi-
ousy Undergone the penalty of exile for more
or less imaginary OlfenseS against the existins
auIhoIIties. Moreover, several of the most
prominent and influential statesmen of the dav
IN france, such as, for instance NJ Ranc have
not oniy been sentenced to exile but even to
ueaCh Tor treason against the state Under th,.
IinoIuliiotances, therefore, the condemnation of
15ouanger by the hi h court assembled in the
senate may justly be regarded by him as a
happy omen. 1919 80 .
IN APPEARANCE the beer drinker may be tho
picture o. health, but In reality he is most inca
paole or resisting disease A slight iniurv
severe cuid or a shock to the body or mind will
commonly provoke acute di ,ease ending fatally
oolnl'aIeu WIN otaer Inebriates ~ no use differ.
ent KINDS OF alconol, ne is more incurabla and
more generally diseased 1t is our ohservstior
tiat peer drinking in this country produces tb,.
very lowest klnd OF lnebriety, closely allied to
ciiiiuai insanity Inc most dangerous class OF
HUMANS IN our large cities are beer drinkers In
teuectuaily stupor amounting almost To M =
IaiySlS arrests the reason changing ali The
Dlaher faculties into mere animaIisn. sensual
selfish, sluggish, varied only with paroxvsmS Of
anger, SenseleSS ami brutal "a
HE ne" Chlhese minister will be accompa-
nieu % MS wife and family, which will be the
nfsV instance wherein woman of high caste
has been permitted TO accompaDv her ,,,eba,-1
outside OF the celestial Kingdom nh ",.i
surveillance which is there exercised oI,ar -; ~
VIII be followed i'll this case for imnadiotoi
upon the arrival OF the new minister with ~
10 iy 10y WI utIVe IN closed carriage TO
Cne iesdtlon' where Madame will be at onre in
stalled IN the suite of apartments assipnaI fnr
ner occupancy With one exceDIion xTnan -
members OF tne new legation will be formaIlv
presented to the mistress of the housahnI
few days after her arrival she will nn1 at ~
tline see visitors or be seen by COMPANY Tba
minister Will take his wife to dine orcas1onoiI
"Heh ner htalIn demands such exercise. b,it
instead or permitting her to take mart in ony,
soclaI uutles, the legation will be Conducted IN
A1 respects as bachelor establishment.
SHREwDNEss in business shows itself in ovo
way II not in another. There is a vouno ra,,,,
BOY IN New York who never appears on tho
street until about the time the mornine, rooa,,,
are coming OUT tie drives a flourish no treda
around trlntlng House square and there is NJ
oCder SeHer OF lnorAlng papers in that neignD
borhood who can successfully com To, iV ,ie. ~
nun he is quick, energetic and obliling Nv,
hls success Is due to a trick he has of laerr;,,'
men names. just how he finds them ont e
something OF mystery, but the Tribune saws
ne learns them and uses his knowledge 10 goood
advantage. When the man appears in tba
street, the boy with several others PUSHES SIM 40
MN. NOW, no matter how little interest," tho
man ieeiS IN any one of them, when he hears
particular ons say, Morning paper. MIR y,
ne seldom rams to buy his paper from the ono
VINO knows ms name. Perhaps he feels that be
owes something to acquaintanceshin. rerhor &c
II Is only vanity. AT any rate, this Wida-awsi,a
newsooy knows that his trade trick is a g t'nI
one, AMI he acts accordingly. e0N
HEGIRA of southern negroes to the colao,
State is imminent, says the New YorI, It,nrI5
Tor 1t viii not be long before they learn the glad
ndlngs from that distant portion of the ran,h
nc Ihat waternelons are so prolific of groUth
thae Ia single day as many as S 900 are fbrou-n
INTO the bay OF san Francisco finding no mn
chaserS at cent apiece! Think of it, even We
lovers OF the JUICY melon in New York, Grafss
OF twenty RYE melons going begging at 81
cents-not sufncient to pay freight from the
farm. And so, 5000 were sacr,hed cd th ho
bat