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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-27

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-27

A counts of Banks, Bankers and 00'p
"A tions solicited. -oolleut, adj
Our facilities for Collections are e1c snss Es|
we re-discount for banks when Da'A"'
rant it. ,orces viii
Boston is Reserve City, and oa .sar Resers'
us from banks mot located IN o'D0'
Cities) count as reserve london Oh
We draw our own Exchange on Lo nsters al
the Continent, and make Gable tdrS s1t N
place money by telegraph thfoueD
Uaited States and Canada. a-st.olsss n
We have a market for prime dmIosss fro1'
vestment Securities and invite pos,,ing bond
States, Counties and Cities Whe !lnss and iDfi1
We do general Banking business
correspondence. o-..ident
AsAP. POTTER, Pre'I''"-
JOS. w. WORK, Cashier. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-27
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Altmayer'S sole agents i'll Savannah. -
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-27

it in his book of splendid poetry:
Sweet blessed beads, would not part
With Que of you for richest gem
That CLEANS in kingly diadem,
Ye know the history Of my heart
And we who have hardly caught glimpse
of the first truths, the bare elements of
philosophy; we whose intelligence is yelled
by so many errors and our worldly hearts
weighed down by the love of material
things, we whose soul has never once taken
its flight beyond the region of the senses; do
we fail to appreciate what they admired
and loved?
Earthly mon stop at the rind and at the
letter, without ever penetrating into the
core and the spirit which WRITES and which
gives the key to divine things, to things of
love and ecstacy. ALL we can now under
stand why it is that we do not understand.
We should also bear mind that to recite
the creed, the Lords prayer, the Hail Mary
and the doxology is not all the rosary. At
each decade during the recitation we should
mediate on one of the mysteries. These
mysteries are divided into joyful, sorrowrul
and glorious-the joys, the sorrows, the
triumphs of Mary, the mother of God, from
the very moment of the annunciation by
the Archangel Gabriel, heavens special
messenger of the incarnation, 20 the glorious
coronation of the queen of heaven.
Here, indeed, the highest genius finds
subjects for its study, its astonishment and
its humiliation. 1t proceeds from Bethle-
hem, the humble city of heavenly bread, to
the Garden of Olives, from Thabor, the
mount Of the TRANSPORTATION to Calvary's
tragic summit-from earth to heaven. 1t
passes and repasses all the great actions. all
the heroic life OF Jesus aud Mary--the man
God aud the woman, the virgin mother
medltating on them, contemplating on
them, losing itself in them as IN fathom-
less abyss. This truly is the Holy Rosary,
Mary and Jesus, the angelical woman and
her divine son-our mother and our savior
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
THREE TRANSFERS.

NAFpe travellers met in Brander Pass,
BY the bubbling Brunder Springs
They shared their cake and their venison,
And they talked o many thing
<fTbo0ksI of songs and foreign lands,
Ofstrange and wandering lives.
Aud by aud by, in softer tones.
They spoke OF their homes and wives.
- married the Lady o. Logan Brae,"
said one, with lofty air;
SE9sere isna in a the North countree
A house with better share
<ffEofd and gear, and hill and lock.
ofho1ses and farms to rent;
SfssTe's many a man has envSed me
Aad I'm mair and weel content.
sDrpan of a woman as bright rs day.
TIE secoud traveller said
@DseSm of q form of perfect grace,
OF la noble face and head.
1t eyes that are as blue as Heaven,
CSi flowing nut-hrown hair;
Ebat is my wife, and, though not rich,
Oh. she is wondrous fairl'
I'VE third one said: al have wife,
SIZE is neither rich nor fair;
She has not gold, nor gear, nor land,
Near wealth q nut-bTown hair;
Zsdt oRl she loves mel and her love
Has stood through every test,
Eseauty and gold are good. but, friends,
We know that love is best.
TEey died their Guns in the spring again.
gAud they said. right heartily;
Sieve to the loving, faithful wife,
Wherever her home may bel"
sxEsd eooa they took their different ways,
One thought in each mans breast; &. !
S<Ilsazty is good, and gold is good,
8Ct u true love is the best.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Just as Clear as A, ia

From the Washington Post.
Dear me, !" said Mamie "a A.,
as she showed a soggy earams 4
der her upper lip. "Youshoula
been with mo when went ~
gress."
what did they dor
ooh, they talked ahont sils..
things, IL was awinlly interest.a.s W.
''Oh, dear, ! don't supposa II, I.
will understand this silver ova.ss ~ /
Its easy. You see, when NM &
anything and give a man mo n " /.
il, very likely he'd rather have ~.
because he can fold it up ma nv. NV /
in his vest pocket, nlthouoE II
easier 20 lose that way, ANA ~
men would rather have silye, ~
gold. And when they gst ioo NJ
gold, that tilts the balanes N s.-a'
away over TO one side, and yes 4.
all mixed up on your ssnnda,as
value. and you can't tell MIA n
precious metal and which & a ~
metal more'n halftbe time O. 4.
other hand. the country has 1 ~
floating debt, and II you get ma
this uncertainty Won cant tan NJ q
er il is going 20 sink or swim. w.
OF them want the gnvsrnaeatso !.
bullion and coin IL, and 81 sss.s
this would be buy metalIsm. n.
again, some want the white ~
damonstized and some don't "A
am just "a dying t0 sec how Il ( !
going 10 come out "
Isn't ID lovely" said Waaas !
der her breath.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
10 .old pomlnIon.' !,

Ever since you can rcmambF -
have heard tho state ~ Fsgsi
called the "Otl Dominion % ya|
know Why Il Is SO called llu~sI
the protgctorato 81 Cromwell n
colony 81 Virginia reused q =
knowledge his authority und dssia'
- itself independent shortly sei
wlan Cromwell Threatened 70 ssssaa
iiect ani army TO rc'iuce tasr =
subicctiuu, tho Virgiuiaas ssal !
messenger To Charles H., wbg W.
then an cxila 10 FLANDERS, iil'h&
him to rvturn IN the ship slih =
messenger and be king q Wig !
Charles accepted the invitation ~
was OH tle eyo Of cmbarAlas
the now world when he was rala J
the throne 81 England ~ soon I
tie WINS safely seated on the ts'p<.
out Of gratitude TOR the royalty
Virginia he caused her Cout1sslss
to bo qunrtcfed with those o. -
land. ireland and Scotland
au independent member o
etnl.ire--a distinct portion q !.
"Old Dominion Coins ~ NHEss
were issued 90 late rs the rfls.
George III. which bore on Que Y
tho coat.oEnrms 81 England, lrsa..
Scatlnnd. mud yirgiuin. ISL wv
Republic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
a Conscientious Drlve.

"No, sir" said a herdic driver, q
never run over a man, not at least.a
drunken man. Why should / run
down prospective customer? With
ladies it is different. I'd just as
soon run over a lady as not. They
never take a herdic. But the drunk
en- man does. He-comes to me and
says, 'taEe me home, and I say
'where?' He can't tell me, hut |
search his pockets and find his card
or nn addressed envelope and / take
him home. If lie has no money his
wife gives it to me and thanks me be-.
sides. No, sir. never run over a
drunken man."
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Just the Man for the Job.

4 Massachusetts avenue Indv
wanted n eoachmon, aud one wns
recommended whom ale interviewed
- want very sale aud careful
driver" she said
That's me, mum, responded tho
applicant, confidently.
I'm nervous about horses and /
don't want to drive last. and don't
want to go round the corners with
q whirl. ~ VIZ"
= know, mum. Just whit van
wants. Them was my orders bc orc
" mere were YOU engaged lnstq"
Driyin' n henrse. mum. .
~ got the place, and he Il riyiny
excellent satisfaction. --WashjngtoS
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

Skepticism is better than indifTer-
ence, inasmuch as life is better than
death. The atrophy of heart and con-
science indicated by a mans supreme
contentment with worldly and sensual
pleasures. is far more to be dreaded
than the most active assaults against
the truth. For sensual contentment
and spiritual sloth are the Offspring Of
the very idolatry OF MammOn; while
the skeptical activity may be only the
feigned bravery Of the coward who
whistles through the graveyard to keep
his courage up. Indeed, much Of tho
so-called skepticism is nothing but the
anxiety Of an aroused soul. There Is
far more hope for person who wants
to discuss Christianity with quite bold
questioningS, than for one who is too
much preoccupied with selfishness, and
ambition, and pleasures, aud fashion
to notice 1t all. The questioner, rs
Socrates used to believe. has already
his feet on the threshold of true
knowledge and virtue. The fact that
Christ's character. work, precepss. eS-
ample, and influence, are attractins,
unceasing attention in the popular
magazines and daily press is full Of
endless hope for the failure OF our
civilization, nay, for the greatest and
| most blessed immediate general
awakening that may come at the hast
moment. Why are so many OF the
freethinkers dissatisfied with the
church, and with professing Christians?
They have simply got hold Of certain
ideals OF pure and lofty manhood for
which they are really indebted, with
out knowing it, 10 Jesus Christ. He
has actually become their unrecog-
nized teacher, and In the supreme light
Of his teachings they are criticising his
imperfect disciples. Let them go on.
They will discover by and by that
neither Confucius, nor Buddha ncr
Mohammed. nor even they themselves
are as good and immaculate as Christ,
hnd that they need Christ for an open
guide and Prophet, Lord, and Savior.
Many wandering soul is, as DIR. A.
"A. Hodge said OF Sir Moses Montefore.
| Struggling blindly after the essential
Christ, whilst denying the historic
Christ. That all such may come to
see Jesus as he is. should be our prayer
rs it is an assurance-an assurance
founded upon the Scriptures that
many do ChristiaB al Work.
Summer Reading.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Mission Notos.

As India is engrossing at tue present
time 50 much Of the attention Of the
Christian Church, figures relating 20
its people and their religion may DO
useful. In March, 1888, tho popula-
tion of British India. including tho
Protectorates and Feudatories, wns
reckoned by the Government at 26g, :
600, 600. II is calculated that there
are about two millions OF Christians I'm
India. counting Roman Catholics.
Professionals. and adherents Of what are
known as the Eastern Churches. To
the Bomish church about a million adj
herents are assigned; to the Syrian.
Armenian, and Greek Churches about
300, 600; to- the Church Of England.
$50, 900; tq:the Presbyterian Churches,
&c 600; and 10 other Protestant COM
munions 10000. There IRE still
lO6. 600, 900 men and 111.o00. 900 wo.
men who can neither read nor write,
The different languages spoken arc
100.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Painted Glass IN Now RuIlaI.,


From ths Philadelphia inquirvF
Not one man IN a Thousand Il
a member ol the Master Buldsrs /,
change yestelay, "ean tel 81 K
the inside Of wiHdow.poHes appsNssI
Ing completion. whiting On s@ss
put on Tan yon tell2'
The query was put 10 seysFsl -
standing near the speaker. 0aa "a
tractor, "a second u hriekmAts B
thirdu plumber, and a sonr,A ) ~
paper man
ITO ciran the windows ssN d
contractor. knowingly.
TO prevent people from see 8
side. said the bFic.mRker. ylD4sAs
so ~ 10 keep of u speess, ~
the llumber, itcetionslg
Give Ii up" said the nsass, II
man, scutentlously.
Simple enough, = said sAe Il
change man, quietly. slt's ID ~
vent this carpenters from slnnsaAs
tile glass lou see, It's Ihs ~
WhFu tim carpenters come ~ u
after the glass u put ln--aad 4
Z glass = generally put in inps gr
tho day closes they forget ~ ID
is there and start 20 pasil ths piss
I through ~ this inesns re
\ panrs ol glass have be.u brekss 4
fore the building wns eoniplsatsd .
I'll some ingenious icllow ha ~
tbis method ~ notifying the sslT@
tors that there was glass shggs. 81
They NIL san Rud said n1ibinz
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

TO an Incidence OF both mind ana oooy'
one cannot readily make up one
mind to work even in reading; ana ye'
j think the wisest people are begin
ming to appreciate, that change OF @.
cupatiou really gives tho needed resi-
even hetter than want of occupation
So in making our plans for the sum
mer, il may be we'll for us TO have 2
course OF reading on hand. Much OF
the poetry and the lighter works 2,
fiction, tales, essays, variety o.
charming pen recreations, can b9
stored away as momentoes Of our sum
mer life IL we only so about the oasl-
ness OF reading Systematically. IA
these days Of societies and clubs, y =
sometimes relief to read an author
all by ones self. Through the winter
we have had our Browning Clubs ana
our Penny Reading Clubs, and our
Mutual Improvement Societies "lth'
out end. Now we want TO wander ~
meadow or upland, by the stream or n
the wood at will. carrying our favor
tie volume with us for recreation, ana
with no voice except that OF nature 70
break in upon our solitude, 70 read
our author and meet him face 70 face
alone without the Intervention Of a
party OF friends who shall interpret
him to us as they see him. Or yet .
morning in the cool piazza with sew
ing or fancy work. and one cultivated
voice to read and interpret to US the
poet whom we admire, has a charm
for many Of US. - ChriStiaR al l'ort.
why So Many Definitions OF Religion
To Hegel the great genius Of Ger
man thought religion is perfect irea-
dom, for il is nothing more nor loss
than the Divine Spirit becoming con,
scious OF Himself through the finite
spirit Very similar TO this ARE the
definitions OF Luthardt and Martineau.
The former says, Religion is the
human ming standing ia reverence,
and inspiration before the infinite
4 energy Of the universe, asking TO b
lifted up into II, opening itself 70 In
spiration"; while the latter expresses
nearly the same idea, though more
tersely. Religion IS mere assen
through the conscience TO God Mr.
Andrew Lang says; Religion may b
defined as the conception Of divine d
at least superhumau powers, enter
tanned BY men in moments Of graft
tude, need. or distress; when, a
Homer says. all folk yearn after tai
gods" Flint, in his Theism, regard
it as a belief IN some god or power
above on which we depend, and VIII
are interested In Us; together with III
feelings and practices resulting iron
such belief Somewhat like this, bu
more explicit, is Prof Whltney's def
milton, "A belief IN u supernatural
being or beings. whose actions ar
seen in the works OF creation, and q
such relation on the part % ma
toward this being or beings as I
prompt the believer TO acts Of propl,
alton and worship. and to the regula
ton OF conduct De Presseusc think
true religion has to do with the relr
tion OF the soul 10 God. . and Pro
Palmer sums it all up US the bon
between the science Of ethics ana Ia
science Of theology. = Popular Sctsa,
Monthly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Tho Prince ofWaies and bli0s
Man.

The following story Is tolag
piece otsilyerwarcnow existing nv
pl0te.rc ON ut Marlborough ho
Ono day tho prince Of Wa'e
nlighting from his cnrringe asa
door Of house where he was egsri
to pay n Wait, snw u hlinl inaa "
dog vainIy trying to effect = posss.sss.s
aeross the thoroughfnre IN tlle. - XVI.
ofa throng of carriages. Win ~ Z.
ncteristic good nature the prlnee.,,ss,'..
to the rescue, and successfully psoss
the pair 10 the other side OF the sss'li !
A short time niterwnrd he rece.'
mnssive silver inkstnnd with tns y \
lowing inscription; ITO the prla, ~.
Wales. From one who saw i'l'a a.' W
duet blind beggar across the s s.,;.s
IN memory of a kind and epI's Ell l.
action," Neither note nor ear ~. =
compunied the Offering, and ths l.saT
of the donor has never been u'''9
cred.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

When ! see men busy about the
method Of atonement, marvel at them.
IL is as II man that was starving 20
death should insist upon going into a
laboratory to ascertain in what way
dirt germinated wheat. It is as II n
man that was perlshing from hunger
should insist upon having d chemical
analysis OF bread. Beecher.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

Does your soul regard earthly things
rs the highest. and the business which
relates to them as your weightiest
employment Then Is your soul like
the waves OF the seh, which arc driven
and blown BY the wind; II is given up
to eternal disquiet and transient
change For manifold and varied are
earthly things, and whoever gives
himself UP to their dominion. his soul
is dragged hither and thither in all
directions, By hope and fear by 10y
and sorrow, BY desire for gain and BY
pa at loss. And how should the
gre Of the Lord and his peace make
their dwelling In such disturbed
soul? Oh, my friends. whatever
earthly calling may be allotted to us
however spiritual in its functions
however blessed in its effects /, TIA
employment drive Us forward IN
breathless haste upon lfe's path: II
we think we can never find time 10
stand still aud to think where va are
and whittier We will 60 ana to reject
on the heavenly and eternal concerns
Of our immortal souis; IL prayer lila
lost its power. and the divine Word
its charm for Us, then We have cast
away our life upon fearful error.
upon It aceting dream; then arc Ne.
with oil orr apparent richness in bodi.
ly ind spiritual goods, really poor
very poor. We have, like Martha
much care and trouble, but the high.
est good which alone gives to our lire
Its worth and significance IS wanting,
Julius Muticr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Building a Pompeian Palace

= IN DVTITI F~dTdEO.
From the London World
The Empress Of Austria ia builaino
herself ler a magnificent Pompeian mi.
nee eeon n ~, Cdoriu, which will cost nei,rl,
1ooO 900 by the time Il Is rpn lily ~.
occupations. 1t is,.on n cbar,ni W.
sue on Tile top of II steep hill MI Y
Delng constructed otmarble hro onu :, :
from l,a ohrrara, while the interior i ~
we we decorated with the rnrost wo !, !"
me gardens viii be laid ont J Il to,.'
races, with fountains, nnd ho AZ,
houses and grounds ore 10 ie ilt go.'
mated by electricity Three hnn 'd,nll
, men are. are now employed In tho buiId'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Mueh Intereated h llIIA

Mother-"wherc have you 'Fs7
Johnny"
Johnny--''Down by. tl' cie r.
iwatchin' n man paint o picture, ;mY
Mother-"Didn't you hothe,a " h
Johnny-'Nnw lilo setfnce y
real interested in me" !,
Mother--"What did he snyy ,,,,Y
Johnny--''He aslsed me u WV IA
think twas most dinner tlms Y
7on'd miss me-.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
CAPT. LONGS PASSENGER.

HATE the sea. For
certain reasons, how
ever, / am compelled
periodically to cross
the Atlantic, and on
the first occasion |
had a letter OF intro
duction to good Cap
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
summer Reading.

Summer days invite SO telnptingly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-12
Accused Policemen ON Trial.

Policeman James Reilly OF tho East Tweuty.secOni
streetstation WAS charged by Sergeant william Reid
before Commissioner McClaye yesterday with being 50
much under tho influence II liquor June ! to no
unfit for duty Surgeon Samack testified that he
examined Reilly All hour and half after his condition
was reported by RoundsmAn Finley and that Reilly was
still under the influence of liquor Reilly SAID that ho
was suffering from malaria lie trembled, turned pale.
and nearly tainted in the court room SURGEON Nsmack
examined him. but unable 10 say what allied lin.
lie thought II might be epilepsy. Tho surgeon was
ordered TO make report to tho Board stating whether
or not In HIS opinion Reilys condition was duo to
chronic drunk onneAA
Policeman Hunter OF tho West Thirty seventh street
station who nned days pay recently FOR failing
10 provide himself with spring uniform was trial
again Yesterday for falling summons to
pear before Inspector Williams Inspector Williams
teAtte that Hunter constantly dlsObeyng UrherS
The Inspector Ia soro on me, Hunter said TO Com
missioner McClave, and won't give mo a chance to
earn money enough to buy q uniform"
#" II you don't mean to gel uniform said tho Com
missioner, you'd better leave tho force"
I'm ready TO quit" said Hunter Decision was re-
served
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-12

The Speaker annoneced the appointment Of
Mr.. Mills Dem, Texas as a member of the
Committee on Rules, and Mr.. Turner Dom,
ia. as member OF the Committee on Ways,
ana Means, to I'll vacancies occaSiOned by the
resignation of Mr. Carlisle OF Kentucky
MI Morrlll tHep,. kan.j presented The confer
ence report on the Senate Dependent PEN q on
bill.
=" Mr. Springer Dom. ILL., asked that H. No re-
port go over until tomorrow. In order that it
might be printed in the Record, and nambers
nave an opportunity to examine its provisions;
but Mr., Morrill, objected. Tho previoss Tues-
ton was ortered-yeas, ll9; nays. u.
MIR. morrill,. in oNllanatton'of the N,nort soid
that the conference committee had. struc; ont
the dependent feature OF the Senate bin and
the service feature OF the Holse bill The
measure as determined upon ,Sns not oxactIv
what he would desire, but it W au tina hos, mn
he could obtain. 1t would ds'Jibute t8566n =
600 among the poor soldiers a. Tia nHtiin,n '''-
Mr.. lodel Dem. ohio, rro ested against the
conference report holding thnj il ignoret ia
demands of tho soldier ni. Ills rTnysrs un aio
swered, and hurieI IL the. basement o. tha
Capitol his petitions Tor per diem rate Of
pensions
Mr. Turner Dem. \. Y. said that the Morrill,
bill AS it pissed The He u so wa, u RESI- ectahlo
measure. because i hai u respectable lnther:
but the pending bill was without father but
with considerable nu II Der OF wet nurses. Ii
by the soldier.
Mr.. Cannon CRer., I'D favored the bin on
me Rr Gun that II w'Hlld place on the pension
rolls ZODu0l name ana would Increase the
pension OF ollOlO ron now on the rolls
Inc conference g Eort was agreed io-yeas,
Mr.. Stewart y A.; w.. presented the con-
IieIence, report On the Senate Anti Trust bill,
be ssld mat the . feet OF the report was not as
bfOvoa sS EfESs Goa saSS0l sW