The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST

= 1EzEASE he 55lth aurfvs-ss-T 0. - -
t-o1ocrso- q uoe Protestant reIlgioa among
- Ge-1s- Speaking psople vas Celebrated
. OF SoT-L
: : y - XEASs IMPOSSIBLE, O. even iuproh-
as, RAT o=-o-e Primes EdEs-1 returns from
ma rs e1EsSele-f 70 the P-5ucsss Viccoria
{ O Tex III oe ooc-zlly snnouncs3
u CLIO L 5 ot1caIly announced thai only
--9'9 acres Il a. Egypt VII Dc Licensed this year
I 20 loosooo culture. 20 ths increased taxz-io,
- F--r fsliS 70 restrict TIE r0oscco culture
Z - F-.--f-1g lev measure IMPERATIVE in
I from tobacco
-oSooS, VIII population OF over z000 90
az property estimated 70 be worth & SO 90 =
-, spsn1s l0S.0lo per sanam On It's security
--S4 he SSE YORK With a population Of
1919 aoc merchandise Of o1s-eighth Of the
, t1-17 9. Lasl sto-7l n London, makes az out
-4y o. -. 90
ooxPAST has laid main in Fulton street.
New YORK, and VII begin next week 70 supply
l-1S olIcosrS o. Washington market with cold
~ he supply nay b. regulated by 9 Geek
- 1-1 - : maze 1rls11 BY the ammonia system
ne outcoers VII Use the space formerly occu-
80 y Ice 70 put neat II Tie company In
ELS o supply restaurants and saloons, and
toss4o-y sumner resorts IN the city lust as soon
Is i gets its pip=s laid
IEE nan who viii succeed Abdul Hand as
sultan OF Turkey IS q wretched, lean. pale
laced creature OF five and forty named No
Tanned Hechad He is tie sultau's own
DEot--Ei anu IS kept & close prisoner in the
palace grounds let he should conspire for his
.Aa9-s-y DOWNFALL He has certainly no such
.-esll On but usage requires that a sultan's
1eE apparent should Be treated as q suspected
criminal. and Abdul Hauid Is much too nervous
creature 70 lnnoTate il this particular
THERE Is, or was, an old Irishnan at Lisbon
Wno vas a royal coschman when the late King
OF Portugal was a child. One day the little
prince vas caught BY the coachuaan IN 70 some
LllsealeI IN the royal stables. Without any re-
gar9 ior the prlncely dignity, Pat laid the heir
o. the house Of Braganza across his knae AM
spanKe1 him soundly, despite his hoxls lor
mercy. 4Ae future king bore him no malice
Sl-4 AFe1 on terms Of friendly familiarity with
DoIn LUIS and his family after his whiIom VIC
TIM assembled the throne
FRANCOIS CHAYSoT Of Cornwall Hollow
among the Cornwall mountains, in Connecticut
mas been searching for three years for iron ore
On Us farn. For the past year he mas been
employed II digging q tunnel about sly feey
square into the side of a rnonnrain Ne -
gone Ii 80 feet. At the entrance he blasted for
q stoHS way through solid rock. then came a kind
" Gay Q! ye.io~ color, and next ne found a
Ie1 substance resembling ochre He has a
gravity track and car running the whole length
u lis queer nine which he is working alone
1Lany springs have been found that gush forth
-S+N- "s-tCA- NJ Ou6ylOL mas struck
INTO stone containing large Quantities of iron
ana MS hnds are richer as he proceeds inward
EVERY COUNTY in the United States is supplied
more or less with ladies' cloaks made in the CITY
OF New York. Experts estimate the total value
OF ia1les' cloaks produced in the United States
a. S+v'olyUO0 70 S5l0O0OOl year. About three
LOutns OF the manufacturing of these cloaks Is
cone n the city Of New York Chicago comes
next, Cleveland next. Boston. Philadeiphia and
CINCINNATI 90 sin smaller cloak business. In
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snawls steadily out Of the market until thev
have almost disappeared. There is abont
S2oOOO,OOO capital invested in the ladies' cloak
business sI OF Ihe nlted states. About 100000
year IS paid in wages to the workrren. To
make 100000 worth Of cloaks uses up about
S|?,UOJ,OO0 worth of domestic goods and trim
mlngs every year.
II IS ALL MISTAKE" said Charles Thomp-
son, Washington lawyer, recently. so SUM-
pose that New York is the ideal place in which
70 transact business AS matter Of fact New
YORK business men are the most conseryative
OF any IN the country / have heard neonle
complain Of the length of time it takes to do
business IN Washington, but the national can
IDaI lsIl I circumstance TO this city The sn-
cessrul man of business here is more dificuir m
get at than member of the cabinet Then II
you have any scheme on hand here recurring
the approval Of two or three parties Won "a
consider yourself fortunate if You can conclnda
II Inside OF two weeks. Even when Won gAt
them all together each one will have Sometime
ulItefent 70 suggest and ask for more time /
caa 90 more business in a couple of hours in
chicago than l can accomplish in a week here
The fact is, New York is a big town
a USEFUL APPLICATION of the telephone to
military railway and other purposes has been
effected by firm of telegraph engineers in
Berlin: This apparatus is contained in a case
II lncnes long by inches wide and inches
deep, which, for general purposes. is slune nv a
strap In front Of the user. The case contains
dry cell battery. magnetic bell and an in INC |
tlon coil In some instances where it is desir
aole that the sound of the bell should NOT he
heard. the Neef hammer is substjtutad FOR -
ana is used as a means of calling attention
between the communicating parties The case
also contains a combined receiving and trans
uniting apparatus, which is fitted with a micro |
phone as transmitter, the apparatus being
conveniently made for application n the asr
and mouth. For field purposes an OUTPOST
equipped with the apparatus proceeds to the
front, his telephone being in Communication Nv
a wire with that of the field watch. the lattsr
being again in communication with headonar
tiers 10 the rear.
MISS BEcKIE JOHNSON, very pleasing and |
attractive school teacher. living near ST
Thomas, Pa, went to Carlisle few DAYS ago
and at the railroad station met man whom, she |
had never seen before. In an hour they were
husband and wife. The groom is John Demarae
OF Rushvllle, Ill, who came all the way to we'd
MS unknown bride, and the wedding involves
an interesting story of courtship at long ranse
Some time ago Miss johnson made the &C.
quaintance of Miss Maggie jenkins. who was
visiting near the home Of the school marin. A
strong friendship sprang up, and when Miss
jenkins left for her western home she carried
with her Miss Johnson's sincere affections and
one OF her Photographs. but it was to the latter
that Miss johnson is indebted for her present |
husband. Mr.. Demaree Glanced TO see the pict.
ure, and was there and then snlitten A corre-
spondence was arranged by Miss jenkins. and |
the marriage was finally brought about The
m ,etlng and ceremony took place at Carlisle. |
away from the prying eyes of curious neighbors |
who had heard of the remarkable affair.
IVAN DzARscHKY-ORLoFF, from Buda Pestb |
has arrived in New York, and will be exhibited |
in museum. He is known as the trans /
parent man." and his case has interested soma
OF the greatest medical authorities of Cermanv
among whom are Dr. Virchow and Bergmann
of Berlin, physicians to the royal family The
popularity Of Herr Orloff's case is that the
bones of his legs, which are very small and
thin and greatly deformed, are SO soft and |
cartllaginous that with the aid of a candle or
other light In a darkened room, one can LOOK
right through the limbs and observe the WORK
ings of the blood vessels, both We ms and arte.
ries, which run through the bony tissue He is
not exactly transparent, but he is certainly
translucent, and number of physicians who
met the little fellow were very much astonished
at what they saw. According to the medical
authorities, this softening of the bones which
seemed to begin when he was about wear OLD |
is extending over his whole system and in fa1r |
years he will be perfectly limp and helnIess |
They say it is due to the loss of the chalkv suh~