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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
Notarial Appointments.

Yesterday Governor Waterman APP
pointed the following Notaries Public
VIM. A. Mix, David Stoddart, C. T. Johns
and George NJ. Shaw, of Oakland, Alameda
county; Clarence A. Raker, Alturas; Larkin
W. Carr. Clear Lake; n. Lindenfeld, Los
Angeles; L. b. Stanton, Riverside; Dwight
W. Fox, San Bernardino; Frank F. Oster,
Cotton; Robert H. Sterling, Napa; A. NJ.
McCoy, Red Bluff; Thomas NJ. O'Brien,
San Francisco; o. H. Hoag, Santa Rosa:
Arthur G. Mason. Thomas ]. Storey, Jesse
Gilmore A. C. Morgan, J. A. f. Thomp-
strup A. II. Sweet and c. T. Holland
San Diego
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

THE best time to plant orange trees is
from now I'LL May. The best place to buy
them is of w. K. Strong & Co. Be sure
and see the fine trees just received by them,
especially the large sour orange trees for
avenue purposes. No tree equals them as
street or roadside tree. We still have an
assortment of other fruit trees, which we
will close out cheap. Call soon for bar
gains w. r. Strong & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
The Able Case.

Yesterday the case of The People vs..
Able, charged with grand larceny, was
called in Department One of the Superior
Court. E. G. Hart appeared tor defendant.
A Jury was selected and sworn in to try
the cause, but the complaining witness,
James VOORHEES,, failed to put in an appear
ance. The Sheriff made diligent search
for him, but all in vain. Judge Armstrong
continued the case for one week and saws
the missing witness will be found within
that time If he is in the State.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
Sacramento Lecture Course.

The Sacramento Lecture Association an
nounces this morning its next lecture,
which is to be given by the eloquent Scotch
divine, Rev. Robert Mckenzie, on next
Tuesday evening. The subject will be,
Castles in the Air. The Association has
also arranged to have this lecturer followed
in the near future by Judge A. w. Tourgee,
who will have for his subject, "Yours and
Nine" treating of Socialism. c.. E. Boil.
ton will follow with an illustrated lecture,
and Nye and Riley will come next on the
course. Season tickets are now on sale al
Houghton's bookstore and Hammers
music store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

Mason Long, the converted gambler. lee
tured last evening in the Sixth.street Meth
odist Church. The house was well filed
marked attention, and his sentiments fire.
quently applauded He gave special at
tention to card-playing in the family and
the social dance. Mr.. Long will lecture
to-day at 5 P. N. and 1880 P. NJ. in the same
p'ae.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
Drowned at Rio Vista.

On Tuesday night, while the steamer
Modoc was lying at the dock in front oil
Rio Vista, Chas. Ney, of this city, who was
in the employ of the boat as a waiter
walked ashore to deliver valise. On bis
return the gang-plank was being removed
which he apparently did not see. as he
stepped OF the dock into the river. He was
carried under the steamer and drowned
and at last accounts the body had not been
recovered
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
Police Trines.

In the Police Court yesterday the charge
of grand larceny against John, alias
"Butch Van Tine" was dismissed. Big
Wilson was fined 81 so for being drunk.
All Sing. petit larceny, was sentenced TO
60 days in the County Jail. The charge OF
vagrancy against James Jones was dis
missed. ]. C. Banner, obtaining money
under false pretenses, continued until to-
day. Michael Brady, convicted ofvagrancy,
was given 40 days in the chain gang.
Annie Ferry's case of vagrancy was con-
tinued for two days. James Loke was
held to answer for resisting an officer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

Go WHERE you can select from the largest
stock (by more than double) of pianos,
organs, violins, guitars, accordeons, bapjos,
flutes, sheet music, books. Finest strings
in the market, at Cooper's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

Buy no unreliable bobbin sewing ma.
chine while You can buy Domestic" the
star that leads them all. Office, Ninth and
J streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

FoR SALE--A good secondhand square
piano, in fine condition. A bargain for
cash. Hammers music sto e, $50 street,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
STATE TAX LEVY.
Total Amount of the Appropriations of
the Late Legislature.

When the taxpayers look upon the SUBJ
joined figures and see what they will have
to raise in the next two years to meet cur
rent expenses they can form a proper esti-
mate of the liberal character OF the last
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

MATHusHEK solid iron frame pianos are
the best. Cooper's Music Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
site .Commissioners.

Governor Waterman has appointed the
following Gentlemen as Commission to
select a site for the Southern California
Hospital for the Insane: NJ. S. Severance,
Los Angeles; James Kerr, San Jacinto; K
P. Grant. Ventura; w. n. Hawley, Santa
Barbara. and Joseph Brown. San Ber-
nardino.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
DIED.

BORN.
Sacramento : To the wife of N. S. Peck, son
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

Try Or. Hobbs Golden Seal for rheuma-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21

Tar Soap, large cakes, 10 cents. Washes i
hard water and cuts the dirt An excellent Soa
for farmers teansters, machinists, carpenters, ETC.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
WE PLACE IN STOCK TO-DAY
"ROBERT ELSMERE." PUBLISH
Frs PRICE, SOC. OUR PRICE. l5c.
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
149 Hats and BOnnetS.

A Directoire Ribbon-a new weave, especially
or Dress Trimming, and in all the new shades to
match Spring Dress Goods, IS and 40 cents yard
or the wide widths
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GIfte g e a biteI.

Marie bate, als Nprifoien unb pfirs
f9bdume eben 5u bliben besannen, bas
g,oBe 6aus, in bem es ibr unbeimli1
gewptbeii mar, perIaiien unb nit einem
8beile ibrer DienerI1aft bic Benefe'i9e
yilla on Der gIbe beSogen.
Die 9offnung, baB ibr @atte nod
lebe, mar fat gang in ibr erforben, aber
fie ba9te ni1t, tpie Brudmann unb
Scott, bob er in garis fein @rab gee
funben babe.
Gin buntIer 8erbadt, iiber ben fie
su feinem Menf9en fpre@en mo@te, pei'
nigte fe. Sbre 5timmung purbe unn
Sag su Sag gebriidter uno bieier Gtim=
mung semdB trus iie iebt INNER buntle,
einfaGe @epdnber unb nibt ben gerings
fen 5hmud.
Sn Gebanfen Deriunfen, cine anges
fangene 9anbarbeit ldIiig in Der 6anb
baltenb, faB He on einem iOnnisen Mits
tage auf ibrem 2iebIinaspIabe, als fie
suei 0errn binter elmer Gruppe BON 9us
ias berbortreten iab, in tpei9en fie
Serrn bon 8rudmann unb SDftor
Scott ertonnte. Cine Nbnung, nIs
brd1ten 8eibe ibr tui1tige Boti1aft,
itieg in ibr auf, faum permobte fie es,
fb BON ibrem SiBe gu erbeben, um ibs
uen einige @9ritte ent9egen5ugebeu.
8rudmann faBte fie fanft BET ber
9anb, unb inbem er iie au ibrem Gtubl
3urudgeleitete, iagte CT nit beipegter
6timme: Sd babe Sbnen cine traurige
Na9ribt au bringen, unfer gutter
2Duis =
Sefus Maria, er 1T tobt! rief Tie uno
ole 2ebensfarbe mid aus ibrem NntliB.
Sic boben es ausgeiprD6en. mar
1rudmanns &ebe.
ginige Mugenblide berrfdte Sobtens
ifiile unter ben Oreien, bic ernit Dor ii9
binidauten. Nfarie faltete bic 9dnbe,
tie f6ien 3u beten. Als fie lib, na6
benz Ritus ibrer Gir9e, betreu3t bate,
uanbte fie ii9 mieber ai Brudmann
unb bat ibn, ibr Maes u1it3utbeilen,
iDas Ct iiber bic IeBten Mugenblife ibres
Gaiten geb6rt babe, babel 3itterte fie 10
beftig, baB beibe Mdnner bas tiefite
Wfitleib nit ibr empfanben.
8ieleidt mdre es befer, mir i6iden
mad Jbren, Nr3t, unb Sic erfabrea,
mas Sbnen nibt peri9piegen bleibsn
tann, fpdter, bielei@t morgen, iagte
| Gran3.
9iein, ttein, bet Geld5 muB geleert
iuerben, Iieber fpGleih, bann 1T es iibers
itanben, ertpiberte Morie.
8rudmanr eradblte, baB enblid3 i;6es
re Na1ri6tcn iiber Souls Benede ges
fommen tpdren. Gr mar tpirtli9 Inter
ben uni6ulbisen Opfern beg breiunbs
jmanjigffen Gebruar getpefen unb f1per
bertuunbet BON m;tleibisen pariiern in
bas ndfhe 9aus gei9afft tporben. Der
iofort berbeiserufene MrSt bate bic
Wunbe bes sDeuti9en fiir t6otIicb ertldrt.
Rurj bepcr CT ftarb, bate er nit benz
lebten Mufgebot ieiuer Rrdfte 3tpei 3eis
len an Brudmann gei9rieben unb bem
geliebten Nermanbten feline @attin an>
empfoblen. 9ieies 8latt bate ber 6ters
benbe In bic 0anb beg Mr5tes seIegt,
benz er aud ieiuen Namen seuannt bate.
(6ortfetuns foIst)
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a y.

Sn Comfort tpurbe fir bic yiotb'
leibenben in Sobnstoipn elm Benefi3a
Ron3ert peranftaltet, tpeIGes einen Hein.
ertrag bDn $26.70 ersab.
- @rmutbigt bur9 ben grfoIg, tpels
den bic Gefili9teiten in Galbefon unb
in Sort Mortb sr3ielt baben, merben
bic Bemobner BON Rofpori elm Slider.
Geif" psranfialten, tpeI6es nur bonn 8.
bis gum Is. Suli oauern fol-.
= Die ,@aIpeiion Wsips" bringt Ell:
nen Idngeren MrtifeI iiber elm gifenbobn'
proiett. bur9 beHeB Nusflbrung @al
beiion In birefte 0erbinoung nit be,
9auptltobt Merifo Merifo gebradt iper'
ben tuiirbe. Die 2inie ipirb iiber 2a'
rebs fiibren unb bic 6abrt smiiher
8albeifon unb Mlerito foll obne @ar'
ipe6fel In 36 6tunben 3uriidgelegt tper
ben.
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pel9e als cine Yerldagerung bes Mars.
feIbes unb Der Nusifellung betra6tet
perben muB, bur9i6reitet man mieoer
prd9tige @d5ten. Gum 8ortbeile ber
Srdgen lei bier ermdbnt, bab bonn gif,
feltburme big gum Quai b'Oriap cine
Winiatur. gifenbabn fdbrt, Elm tpobres
Spielseug, bas ausfebt, als Oh es bon
einem &i1oe oufgeaosen uiirbe; aHein
fur beu Beiu6er, oer ben rei3enoen Nns
bid bet @arten genieBen min, lit es
portbeilbafter, ben Weg gu GuBe au,iids
3ulegen. 0ier befin6et fi9 Bic Ianb=
pirtbi9aftlide Nusfeaung. bic einen
impoianten Nnblif bietet; bann bas
panorama Der transatlantii1en @efell.
idaft fuo rliau Die SnufDn elmer ueber.
fabrt bon 6abre mad Nep Oort genies
Ben tann, obne bic 5eefrantbeit 3ll be.
tommen; ferner bas panorama Der
&bebe bon &io De Saneiro. unpeit
babon Iiegt bic ungarii1e Gsaroa, mo-
man bel ben feurigen Gldugen elmer
3igeunermuiif nod feurigere Weine
trinft unb 9alaBle unb Suros. OaIusta
fpeiit, an wel6en bic Barrier INNER
me9r Gei6mad fiuben, msnn fie fie
aud ni9t aus3uipre6en perm0gen.
,@nbli9, na9bem man 3pei bdngenbe
griden paffrt bat, bic tbatid1li1 in
Der Guft au f6meben f1einen, 10 leidt
eri6einen ie oem Auge, nnb bic ga.
billions Der englii9en unb ipanif6en
&olDnien binter fib gelafIen bot, ge>
langt man auf Die gsplanabe ber Snpas
liben, no bic @drten, ipel1e big 0abin
apiiGen Der Seine unb ben Dduiern bes
Dual b'Oriap einseengt iparen, f1
tpieber ausbreiten unb iid big aum
.9otel bes Snbalioes" bin3ieben.
$,ier befinben mir uns nid6t mebr in
paris, ia, nidt einmal mebr in europa.
Us 1T bas 2ano Der 5rGume. Durd)
cine Reibe in Der Shat genialer ginf1Qe
TT es ben OrganiiatOren Der MusfteI.
lung bier geIungen, ben 8lumen, ben
Tdumett, ia ielbft benz Boben ben lofas
len Son trOpif@er Gegenben au perleis
ben, bic man uie tur9 einen 3auberz
i9lag OIL Die ufer ber Seine berpflanat
bot. AIgerien, Nrabien, 3onling, bet
5uoan, @9Dpten rsi@en ii9 bier bic
0dnbe. Wtan fdIt bon sinem Wunber
IN bas anbere. unb 5ieie erotifhen
@drteni @inen Garten an3uIegen, cine
glume neben bic anbere su pfIanaen,
bas 1T cine leidte unb alltdgli9e 6atbe;
aaein mas bier gei1eben, 1T Elm graus
biofes RunitDerf unb man f6nnte bier
Gage lang unter biefen Samarinben
unb @ranatapfelbdumen, sipifdsn bies
len mannsboben Garrenfrdutern unb
i9lanten palruen tpanbeln, pbne einen
Nugen6lid bes lleberbruiies 5u empfins
ben.
Die Barrier flasen. baB linen bic
Ausiteaung groBen S9aben 3uflgt uno
baB bas Marsfelb bic Staht phris ODE
ma6t. Dos III bic G9ulb Der berrli.
den @artenanla8en Der Musifelung,
tuelde bas 9ublifum melt mebr anaies
ben unb, tporauf es eigentli9 am meis
iten anfommt, melt Idnger feffbalten,
als bic Iushelluns felbft. Mian man.
belt eben ni9t ungeitraft unter palmen!
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Gin g1tmbhautt, aeniiat.

un Elm gat gu beresen serinsfasiss 1lria6en ttnner
Elm seiGpd4tes Rerpenipfem In aufrubr periesen
lestereS III aber Iet wecer nS @lei@sepidt "a brin-
gen unb bahur6 su berubtsen. NersHie Meni6er
braa8en bipb Sofetter's Masenbttters 5p.
itematii6 ,u nebmen, um hie ibersrpse GmpFnhIatet
berab3uiiimmen pele cem leiblihen 8ebasen rie be,
seiittsen &ube 10 sedbr III unb einen 10 na1tbeili
gen Ginhnb auf eas eanje Ddein bat. Der urarunt
eieier pte 70 pieler annerer unpatpmmener prsane,
Sttrunsen lit bic nnprltcmmene aiimiliruns nidt me.
niger als bic unppfdn6ige gereauuns FER aufsenrn.
menen Nabruns. CUR Sef6rberung Ger Uerbauunas.
uuh Niiimrunssz zbuuttipnen lit has gters bas prt.
iame uno Surerdlisie Sllismtttel. ggie eer a6rpe,
init ieiner Slfe Stdrte unh 6eSelmdbistet her Gunt-
ticnen piebersepinnt, 70 empfnhen has Gebirn uni
Waalaria empfdnsli9e 8eripnen, 0pspepfifer uni
Rbeumatifer, lcwie eeute, eeren Reren eri6la lnt,
iclten has SitterS ebenfau5 setrauhen.
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@efdrbte 9awns.

40 3ol brelter 8uttiit, quite Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per garb; Ylaib
aanns, 80 3ol Brett, in 4 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 9tide Bertb Orsanbies
123 Gents; Gable @Oro Orsanoies, 121
@ents; 8eriii6er Muu aaer art, 80 uno
35 Gents; Gmericun @ballies, sebrudt
upb e4tfarbiS. IA Yarbs fir 81.
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ldrer. sic iinD aussessidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm @atu sefdrbt.
Sdottifde 3epbnre allerletter WOoe
in allen Muitern, ioliD ssfdrbt, 81 3oll
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine bibf6e Nuswabl BON @hottis
fden gbambrahs 35 nnb 40 Gents.
@rober gorratb BON @lasSc.p Be-
phhrs aller Nrt.
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@ei6e satpns.

25oo gares ebeer, .oair,eorb, Ylaib
sawns, 10 Gents per garb; MarieilIes
BON 124 Gents per Oarb an; feline
B:ques, Is Gents per garb; DreB Game
brics, 12a, 1esiunO 20 Gents; enslifde
@ambries unb geainioOts, 36 3Oa brett,
20 Bis SO Gents.
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Scr Gdliibenperei1 BON @hnIer

= Der Sdibenberein bon S1uIenz
burg feiert am Sonntag ben 80. SUM-
unb Wontag ben /. Suli iein idbrli6es
Geff, nobel es elm 5GeibeHs unb Wogels
f1isBen giebt. gs finb elf preiie aus.
ssiebt uorben. SIR bic Betpirtbung
Der S6hBen unb Gdiie iorgen bic 6ers
rem s. Oltmann unb g. Gdiner.
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Namns

Bir baben iest rnsbrere bunbert @tade
ameritoaif6en, enSliiden, iriiden, fran,
3Sfiden uno i6weiser Subritats 3ur Mu-
lidt ausliesen.
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BarnabA's au'erifunii4e @insbauls
fir Dauen uus atnb,r aleioer, ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
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@ine poul lfdnbise Nuswabl Ter neue.
fen Muifer gu 12a unb Is Ste. per Daro
156 Stide "New Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 @enta.
Dies finb Mufter fran30iiider Sanffs
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Triblinssmaaren in icliben Gars
ben 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbgrs.
Dieie Waaren wsrben INNER popus
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Stride 9eiuensense.

glouien-ssinen, Belfaf BrOpn Dres
aineas, Is Gents; braun aeiuea.g
bon 10 Gents an; aeiaen. gambrics, so
Gents bis 81, unb Dieles spbsre.
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fsrans1iiidle satins.

.Sn Sem Oorter unb 8Oltoner 3eitune
gen merten lis nit 374 unb 33s Gents
per g)arb annpncirt. Wir Sertaufen
cieieIben Baaren in ben fdSnften Wlus
itern 3u 35 unb 80 @ents per Oarb.
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eine unsebeure Muspabl in bieisn
Mrtifeln.
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Die
sSOdentlide 6reie Yreiie flir seras
erI1eint
ieoea ponmeraa8
unb fDitet
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr uDer 1925 fir
q wsDnate tn WDransbesablnns.
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9as Maes Iiest in @drten, in oft
frembartigen ieltiamen, itsts aber rel,
jenoen unb burdh Duft uno Garbens
pra1t beitridenben Gdrten. 4u9 bic
pabillons Der preiie, ber Mquarells unb
paitellmalerei hnb bon @drten UNI.
rabmt.
Menn mon bon bier aus ben Wea
3ur gsplanaoe ber SnDaliben einf6Idet,
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Dtr baben ein eprme MuSpabl in paie6n Stoen perfe
tins 2epbDrS QapnS 8aS GambricS unb @ngbamS 5u ben
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
Was 1t a Compliment

FROM me Aep ] O3h 1TtDu1e.
Senator Matt Ransom is back from North
Carolina, happy over mis- reelection and hand
somer than ever. His pose for the galleries is
siren thened by some new elements A brother
senator who congratulated Ransom on his re-.
election slipped back into the cloak room and
told this story:
81 never see Matt Ransom without thinking
OF an incident they tell about down in his own
neighbOrhooi. They have the bigg st fair in
the state there. One year lank, lean noun
taineer brought horse down to the fair 1t
was blind, spawned, and had the CHAMBERS. A
country The householder showed his PAGES all
around the track.
Take look he CRIED at the finest boss in
Northampton county
He had gone halfway around the track
when man came up to him and said:
Look heah, stranger, that boss in blind
Cant help it, it's the finest boss in North
ampton county and the mountaineer passed
on a little further. Somebody else struck HIM
and said
"'Heilo, there, that boss is lame
Still the mountaineer called out:
Take look at the finest boss in Northamp-
ton county
He had got around the circle when Matt
Ransom met him. Thinking he would have
some fun, the senator went up and said
THAT the finest horse in Northampton
county, Why, it's lame, blind, and wheezes
like thunder. What are its good pointsY'
Tee mouutaineer sized the senator up,
changed his cud of tobacco and said:
Can't help that, boss its name is Matt Ran
som, and it's - on style That makes it the
finest boss in Northampton county
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
Brains Always Win.
From the PhiEadelphta Record

From the Ph1tddetph3d Record.
Stranger-Beg pardon, madam, for calling
you to the door, but will you be kind enough to
tell me who that ignorant, vull ar, common.
place woman in the house across the way is?''
Mrs. Gabb-That's Mrs. Stuckup.
"Stuckup Thank you. l must remember
the name so as not to waste time on her in
future. How did such a hopelessly ignorant
woman get on this very respectable street,
wonders"
I'm sure don't know. called on her once.
but she never returned it, and that ended our
acquaintance, you may be sure, the odious
thing"
II should say so. Why that woman wouldn't
know a lady from an Orang-outang; she wouldn't
know bright sp on from a black one. It's an
actual fact that it isn't five minutes since she
said she had never heard of the Skihigh silver
polish; and when even went to the trouble to
brighten a spoon for her she said it looked just
the same. Never saw such ignorance l sup
pose you have always used the Skihigh polish,
of course. You have the bright CHEEKY beauti-
full appearance of ladies who do. but perhaps
your supply is most out, and in that case
II believe it is. I'll take a package"
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
The Cause of Rudolph,s Death.

1t has been officially stated at last
that Rudolph, the crown prince of Austria,
whose death was announced in our dis
patches on Thursday committed suicide
There is ground FOR thinking it was known
at first that he had taken his own life. 1t
was given out that the cause of his death
was apoplexy. 1t probable that it was
the intention to conceal the fact, if it were
possible to do s., that he killed himself.
He had been acting strangely for several
months, and 1t is probable that when he
committed the deed he was not entirely
sane. In fact, there was a pretty we'll
grounded suspicion before his death that he
was at times slightly demented.
He was only 81 years of age, and was Of
an amiable disposition. Without being a
man OF much force of character, he never
theless possessed fair share Of ability and
q cultivated mind. He took great interest
in literature, and even made some preten-
sions to being an author
His marriage proved to be an unhappy
one. and it may have been one of the causes
that unsettled his mind. 1t occurred in
1881. His wife was the Princess Stephanie,
the second daughter of Leopold II King Of
the Belgiaus She was his second cousin,
and at the time of marriage was not quite
sixteen years of age She was chosen
for his bride after a long search
for wife. and for several years he seemed
very much attached to her. His only
child, daughter, was born in 1888. Two
years ago there were signs Of domestic
trouble between them. The princess ap-
pears to have had cause to complain of her
husband. and in 1887 she left him without
announcing her intention TO do so. She
never returned TO him. She Joined
her own family and remained with them
notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts
that were made to induce her 20 live again
with her husband. Not long ago it was au-
nounced that it was her purpose to seek
Judicial separation. 1t is believed that the
indignlt es 20 which she mad been subjected
by her husband were 80 great that it was
impossible for her to overlook them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-02
Got Ahead OF Butler.


FI0n TIE PhtG1eIDI IA Press
Ben Butler has pec9lia. fame for sharpness
as lawyer. and the man vino gets ahead OF
him in any sind Of transaction may well
claim congratulations Tae Massachusetts,
statesman was here to-day and spent an Q IT
ia the room Of the appropriations committee
on a matter Of business. The room was warm
and Gen Butler threw his overcoat on a large
table As the garment fell il covered hat be-
longing TO wel-known Phuadslpaian, wno is
lar famed as a story teller and as collector OF
historical Oddities The Philadelphia reached
for his hat Butler at the same time grabbed
for his overcoat. There's some money in that
coat and didl't know but you might be after
it.. said Butler. iocuiarly. The Philadelphian
graspei tie coat and turned it upside down: u
nickel fell out The Philade phian picked the
cents up and put it in his pocAet. That's the
first time any bJdy ever got ahead of you he
said to Butler, 'and m going to keep the
ricke1