The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-12
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The EARL OF FIFE. who is to marry the
Princess Loui of Wales, has a bar sinister on
bis escutcheOn, the same bar making him a
| 'uslu OF MS future wife. He is scended on
MS mothers side through a daughter of the ac,-
IIeSs' Mrs. Jordan, by William ".
| CURIOUS THEFT is reported from Prague
burglar having gained access to the cabinet
| OF well known collector. broke ouen a small
| Dat richly chased steel fire fort Of antique
| workmanship. and. having t4ken out its CON
| teuJs t5oouJ $l51 IN Au1tI ian currency Oblig-
ILgiy let the casket. the worth of which, at q
| Hlouerate computation, is said to BE- SI,250.
The spread Of cancer in a small commune of
Normandy (St. Sylvestre de Courcelles) at
tracted the attention Of Dr. ArnauIet as the
disease mas att7ined to 10 per cent. of the total
| IHoi Jailly. i ne cases were p inCip1EY males,
| anu as rule tue cane r was located in tue
| stomach; hence DR.. Arnaude5 thinks that eau
Ger Is contagious and is propagate by water.
| The New York Times calls attention to the
| thoroughness with which Tamnany cares for
| IT'S own families. There are seven members of
| Edward Fizpatrick's family on the city pay
| rolls besides cousins not countedl, ami their
salaries amount to $4,000 year. Richard
C.oker, the head of Tammany. has eight of his
IAN " on the city payroIls and they draw
S3IOJO year
The board of visitors to Annapolis recon-
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from six to four years and that at the end of
-FOUR years cadets be commissioned as en-
Signs Ii also recommends that the maximum
.lnilu OF age I r entrance be nineteen instead OF
twenty years. The board thinks il would be de
slraole Tor the government TO find occupation
Tor more graduate cadets tina are now taken
annually into the naval service, and suggests
mat congress put these young men into the
revenue marine service.
ONE of the most rapidly growing sections of
lVO is he ae.l,-
says the New York Times, the increase within
the last three years has been almost phenome-
mai. 4 peculiar feature of this development is
the number OF dentists who have located within
tDe boundaries of the ward A couple of years
back the regulation charge for extracting teeth
was 81. Competition compelled reduction to so
cents which rat was maintained until the 1889
sprlnS graduatOns Of the dental colleges too
place, when the army of forceps WELD ars be-
came so great that the price per tooth was
lowered to Il cents, or Two for 25 cents.
NEW YORK DEALER in sporting goods has
| invented new tent Tor the use of hu tiers and
| those who camp out 1t is called an umbrella
tent, and, as its name indicares folds up after
the style or parachute The tent is about
seven Ieet nigh and Of sufficient width to &C
G9mno9ate two persons. It is made of canvas
blu and white in color, and lis covering falls to
the ground in vide folds, that may be spread
| out far enough to allow good sized man to Ii
| down under It. When folded up it has the APP
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be 50 mil ar on top of the broadway stages
Tue tents are becoming quite popular, on ac-
count OF their neatness and being SO easy to
handle.
REAR ADMIRAL SCOTT of the British navy pro
claims the utter breakdown of our big guns -
| The same is said of the French guns by some
authorities in France. There. according to one
writer, all the larger guns are condemned
Rear Admiral Scott disapproves # the prime
pie OF shrinking o. hot tubes. The tIg4teninc
can never be regular He would build mp tube
on tube by cold hydraulic pressure. The big
gun IS doom 3D. says he. A 30-tonner is the
maximum allowable, and the 100 tonner mus
go. On tue other hand another authority gives
the statistics of the bombardment of Alexln-
ara, Wn n the ln1eXlble fired IS rounds from
her oO-tonners one of them firing 81 rounds
ana they were all Sounl when it was over
LITTLE more than year has passed since the
German Emperor Frederick III died at Schoss
Fredrichskron, but already great change has
come over the scene at that jalace Some OF
the reception rooms have been ''done uD'' in
very elaborate manner; the famous shell room
"here geological treasures and Curios collected
by members of the imperial family are arranged
IN museum, has bAen thor ughlv ciea ed
and while the Introduction Of electric LIGHT has
been reserved for the future, the young EN-
peror has had gas laid on throughout the nal
ace. Emp or Frederick was always apafnst
this, holding that tho who live in the conn
try ought to live IN simple country style" and
curing ms residence only candles and lamps
we're burned.
MISS LEoNI SrEUvENAL, aged 80. of Bayonne
Hudson county, New Jersey, attempted suicide
IN peculiar manner on June &C. while insane.
Her reason became dethroned BY religions
studies, and for fear that she would do violence
to herself a professional nursa was procured Nv
herrelHtves. Duri g the temp 1rarv absenc
of the attendant Miss Stevens IL undertook to
cruelty herself After removing her clotbiner
a bot
to afiiX herse TO a door of the room In this
she was successful in measure When dis
covered she had pinioned one foot and ndbanI
TO the door and was making frantic efforts TO
lmpale the other members Blood WIS fowin,,
from the self inflicted wounds. but the woman
gave 10 sign Of torture. She has been sent to
an asylum.
ANEW YORK DISPATCH of Friday SAYS: 'It
looks very much as though Henry W. Moor
and Mrs. John W. Norton had 'elopad' q ain
1t is certain that they have both left New York.
and it is equally certain that their denart,ra
was Simultaneous. Moore had a 20 ID situation
on the World, aud, under stipulation from
the managing editor, Col. Cockeiill was sen l.
ing a percentage of MS earnin IS to his deserted
wife in Ca uden, \. J. A Yout three weeks aro
ne suddenly resigned is position ana left a
note saving lie intended to leave New YORK, Ea
has not been seen in the Void office sine
Mrs. Norton sold out all her fur liture and trap
MngS ABOUT t1e same time, and also left New
YORK. cores wife has not heard from hin,
since he left the World employment Inc a. W.
lef h re is that Mrs NortOl and Henry w
Moore have made up and are together apai,
but there is not much sal on tho subject r.
parties having entirely ceased to attract atte1-
ton"
EMIGRANTs To BRAZIL are warned bv +ha a1--
periences reported of those from Great Britain
Up to now the failure of British immi ration in
Brazil has been appalling. Cananea had Mt ono
time 40 british colonists whose survivors left |
N despair III 1913. There are now only threa |
British families there in the forest vith6,If ~
road in any direction. Assunguv. VIII Oh is oni,, |
sixty miles from Curitiba the C9nitaI -, |
Parana, has only about 100 British = ,Io,is-e |
out of nearly 1000 who were planted there eo,,,5
twenty years ago, the re nainder HAVING an |
dsd, Or IKE those al Cananea. HAVING 6aep
transported back to England and Ireland NJ no
public expense and il the utmost misery a19 |
degradation. Even to-day no sort of road 80
carts has been made to Assn agI,y rom am
where, although the hard-worktnr Central ~
nSrdtion SOCIETY made special request i'm |
the name of the residue of the colGnists or
ASsunguy as la ely as May, Is s. Altbono-'
Italians are supposed to whilst nd the cJi0,o -
better, there has been q perfect bIi-bt Nc,
Italian lmmi Sr4nt-ch ldren during 1893 in III
provinces Of Sac Paulo. - 'A40
The Los Angeles tCal) Times publishes tho
following special dispatch from Tegucigalna
Honduras, from A. J. Miller, which com via |
New CrIeans: Itwas not until now was or
liberty to inform yoa 1 h I'd made the discovery
of u buried city hitherto unknown e., the. ,iv,I.
lleL word. Inc discovery was made din iDO
our sojourn in Olancho, about a month sine
nave J asst obtained from The Honduras govern