The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-10
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eral Gays until the child died
SIX MONTHS Residence at the Court of the
Crown Prsnce and the German Emperor" is the
title of book which Sir MorelI Mackenzie in
tends to write for publication after the death OF
the Empress Frederick
AN extraordinary phenomenon was witnessei
lately IN the roads before Dunkirk, Scotland
Two WaterspoutS of a great Light travelling 10
ware the east. The sea was calm and the sky
overcast, and moderate breeze was blowing
LOCOMOTIVES in England are not supplied witt
headlights or bells. Headlights are not used
because guards are stationed along the road at
intervals OF one mile. and no living thing is al
Io"e1 to go upon the track. Bells are unneces
Sary' as there are no crossings at track level
A KINGSTON (PA.) HORSE, it is alleged, has a
record OF having gone ninety miles over a coun-
Try road lE one day. Then it became frig ltened
at tram or cars, raa away smashed the
wagon TO klndlng wood, ami came out of it
ton.
REV Dr. TALMAGG is quoted as saying:
Every newspaper ,enorter in New York is nv
personal friend have been BETRAYED bv about
every class of men in the ID but never by a
newspaper man. and believe there is spir
OIL IaraeSs abroad in the newspapers that is
Aardy TO be tounI anywhere else"
PROF HoRsFoRp of Cambridge has, after
much stu ". located the site of Norombega, the
lost city Of New England" supposed to b,, in
Name, at the mouth OF Stony Brook. Waltham
lie mas o@gun the erection there OF a round
stone mel tower, TO be II fee in diam ter at
ptSe ana ~ Ieet nigh, a1d to contain a flight of
s.ai' 5 inside TO the top for lookout
The WATERS OF SCOTLAND were productive of
a large revenue last year. The value of fish
cured is put down by the fishery board at
tl,32l,3'2, while the fresa fish sold for use
brought e7l7,057. Shell fish produced a return
vi XII 10 making gross total of e21l3 1877
M value OF salmon is estimated at e2400lS
making Tie grand tota OF the sea and salmon
nSnerleS Of Scotland e. 353, 175. In the sea
fisheries total cured herringS are credited with
gil SO and fresh haddock with f3}3.13t The
number OF lives lost was 81, against 1856 in 1887
and the loss sustained in boats and fishing
material amounted to $40, SEC.
THESE are some of the queer names of passen-
gers who arrived in New York on the Umbria a
few days ago; Mr.. Odds and Mr.. Young. Mr..
telSe air. Lamb and Mr.. Fox, Mr. Thorn and
MISS Ia5D, Mr.. Day and Mr. Knight. Mr. Pea.
COCK and MIR. Crow, Mr.. Stout, Mr. Long and
NJ, Strong, Mr.. Rose and Mr. BUSH and Miss
Hawtaorne, Mr.. Whitehouse and Mr. White
SIDE, Mr Wood and Dir. Lockwood, MIR. Todd
and Mr.. Beers, Mr. Br lwn, Mr.. GRAY. Mr., White
and MIR. Green, Il . Fish and Mr. Gaze. Mr.. Gar
rett and Mr.. Gates, Mr.. Wise and Mr.. witt Mr.
Hart AID Mr. Love " -
CLOCK that has been in the coach house at
/ Eilerslie, \. Y, for more than twenty-five wears
IS remarkable 1t was made in kondout bv a
German long since dead. 1t was put in the
/ cptc1 nouS+ during the owners in of William,
/ heIly' and was used To regulate all the farm
hanls as well as the movements of EVERYDAY
! on Ihe place. It's striking could be heard for
IITse nliies around: Thomas Collyer of Rhine
GIN, VINO was in Mr.. Keliy's employment for
IhiFty years, invented an apparatus to make a
sOflKe on the bell in the tower that stands 100
YARDS away. MIR: Co lyer owns the clock anu
the apparatus. TIE two weights weigh forty
pounds. The CLOCK is as bright now as it was
when new. 40 ~ was
| NEAR JACKSON, MICH, is said to be a lake Of
hair dye. doctor who went there and re-
NAMED three weeks tells of the marvellous
! elIectS us waters had upon him. When he went
thefe MS halr was as white as a badger but he
Wdsneu ms mead several times dayNt Ger
| Cdih pace IN the lake AMI his hair commenced
| TO turn black, and is now as black a a raven's
| wing A red haired Jackson girl had her locks
| turned BLACK by tue same process A company
mas oeen secretly formed to buy the right 10
Use the lake. build hotel and start a resort for
red eaded girls and white haired men. but the
| particular point on the LAKE where the water is
| taken watch makes this wonderful chanpe in
| one hlfSute Is kept secret.
THE CRAZE for racing ocean steamships has
extended even to the great sound steamers.
| rivalry between the big steamer Pilgrim, os ~
ran River Line and the new Providence steam
| boat Con ectlcut being tue specific bone of co
| tentlon. New London Steamboat men assert
boat
! Wihng TO back their views with dol ars whjle
1 over IN Stonlngton the steamboat men are said
TO be ar XlouS to gamble on the Conn ecticut
All summer The rivalry mas existed, but an ont
and-out tuSSle was not had until last Mon1av
| night, on the trip east from W York VIII
tne Connecticut pa 'sed the Pilgrim off Strstford
Point. the PHI rims officers, however, said
that the Pilgrim had been Overlondad VIZ -
| freight on that trip, and that she had haan
| further handicapped by loose buckets in ar
wheels, and propose to Try the race again under
more favorable conditions.
Two YOUNG BOYS in Williamstown. Australia
| were walking past the pier railway station If
that town in July when they saw mouse come
out of b lie and dart under the northern end
! or the platform. Thinking to have some eD1r
| the boys went on all tours uncer tine IT,
One OF t1em inserted stick and Commences
| to work it about. The action produced n clint
| in9 SCUM, Mhich was SO unexpected that the
lads scratched away the eartu and suddenIv
discovered mass OF s0vereings After film
/ their pockets they covered up the place and
Went home, and the next day informed the
| police of their discovery. They began digcino
at once and REG Dverel 43, 742 nil in canvas H9ys
| The money mad been stolen from IN nal
steamer IBERIA, and reward had been offered
| Tor its recovery.
! LAST TUESDAY MORNING Warren Schell of
Somerville, N. Y, noticed that the grass in one
OF his fields looked as if some animal had been
eating it, About o'clock in the evanir,r b.
returned, armed with his Winchester rAnasSIa nc
and found whole family of bears in the field
| The two cid ones were grazing; the cubs ahout
2months old, were playnz around their n1other
| Mr. ScleH whIstled, which caused her To raise
her head, and he planted a bullet in her br4aSt
Mr. Scheu then turned his attention 10 The
cubs one of which rose on his launches and
showed fight while the other Climb d tn the
top of the fence and watched their dvino
mother. a bullet apiece killed them. an, ne
the last one fell the he bear which had n,eGa
no attempt to defend his family. turned toll
and ran for his life. '-'
T. s. GILMORE, the jubilee and band Leader
has pride in his business which has not onIv
spurred him on to renewed effort. but also en-
timed MIN through many trying hour sovs
tue New DIRK star 1t has not boon ali c,in
shine with Patrick Sarsfield whose smila io
now more eftugent thaa the electric light at
Coney Island. IL told ms stories of hardshi@s
and diSappointments the other night thar 1vo,1J
have ''sUunpedn a less resolute man thar III
SCI lie has overcome many difficulties hut
he assured me that those which mad left the
most lnetfaceable scars on his mind vera Tho
result OF the ingratltude and treacberv of rar
sons whom he had helped in the struge,ie wbic,
must be made ny musicians as we'll no hv
authors. Gilmore is not the only sirniIarIy,
Scared veteran in the campaign of life
A GENERAL SMOKER was in5ulged in nv the
spectators at the Essex market police court
New York, day or two ago, when policeman
appeared leading one OF the stranSest lool,in, |
objects imaginable TIE object was one ReiIlv'
HIS mustacne aud whlskers were a beantjfI,i |
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