The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-10
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/ the Bates mil al Lewiston ard the YORK At
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! sp1n1ie and she latter So . Der spindle Thes..
| hlsn values are due To the manufacture Of col
| ofel goods. which require a large amount OF
| c1sl4y machinery. Compilation the woolea
! rulis pIisfs forty-thrse plants vith -
| s-ss 81 cards the returned valuation Of which
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and lnv average per set was S7.512
OlE Of the leading churches Of MINNEAPOLIS
has adopted novel method of increasing its
| ATTENDANCE Zach Saturday evening a COM
! Inittee of Gentlemen visit the hotels and take
! OF Is. OF tbs guests Wh1 are dOnniciied there
| over Sunday. Neatly printed invitations 70
| attend service IN the church are inclosei in en-
telores. sealeJ up and directed 70 these guests
| They are left with the CLERK with directions to
place tnem IN the boxes in the morning As
| eacn man comes down 20 breakfas. SUNDAY
! morning be finds letter Tor himself 0neuinZ
| It be discovers the invitation II excites his
curiosity. and IN many cases the invitation is
| accepted The plan has been in operation a
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| work well
hrs. KATE CHASE SPRAGCf, who IS still hand
some if no longer young. has been seen in New
York for the past few days Mrs. Sprague is
| stin not without an appreciation OF masculine
| attentions. On great pubic occasion she fell
| 10 Dy accident with exceedingly gond look
! ing graceful and well hammered reporter OF
| this Town; lie rendered her some service in the
| way ot digging after her wraps. not knowing
| VINO snc u as When they arrived on the scene
| or the ceremonies Mrs. Sprague who was late
ana accompanied only by her daughter held on
| to her escort. and the Young man was TIe,as-
| antly astoDsned 70 lind the lady in his charge
| surrounded 6y the most distinguished men
! present, including foreign notables as We'll as
| many Well known public men of this country.
| she stood oy her escort, however, introduced
| him 10 everybody. and al The close of the care-
| MONIES some hours later, parted with him on
| the mostly friendly terms
LAST APRIL a commission was appointed by
the government Of Hong Kong to consider the
| question OF increasing the salaries of the colo
| uial officials 1t has now presented a renort
| which contains some interesting facts resnec,,
ing the cost OF living in foreign settlement in
| the Tar east. Il finds that i'll the last ten wears
| tue cost OF living in Hong Kong has increased
| - per cent for Europeans and 10 per cent
| Tor Chinese, clothing being the only necessary
| wnicu IS cheaper now. Rent has increased
| from io0 70 10 per cent. for Europeans and
lVV per CEN. for Chinese honses serv-
| ants wages have increased 10 TO Is mar
| cent, imported articles have risen in nro
portion TO the fail in exchange, the cost of med
| ical attendance has doubled, while the de-
! creNsinS purchasing power Of the dollar is
| severely 1elt by those who have families TO
! MAINTAIN or educate nome. The commits
| sion. therefore, proposes that official salaries
| generally should he raised to an amount ia err
rent dollars equivalent to their original sterling
| value, taking the dollar al Is ID. while non-
| European officials should receive an advance of
| - Per cent. The repor; is signed by five lead
| ing merchants. one being u Chinese and I'M.
| chief justice. VINO was the only official of III
| commission.
| In paper read before the British Scientific
| Association on the Htsn,boIitid iaurifoIia as
| an antharboring plant, Prof. Bower observed
that the peculiar relations between plants and
| ants had been the subject Of considerable oh
| servat!on from time immemorial. The Itera
| ture on the subject could be traced as far back
| as 100, and Capt Cook, in describing his vow
| ages distinctly alluded TO the matter In one
place he said that he had seen on q certain tree
| a number of black ants, which perforated the
| twlgs, and after eating out the pith. formed A
| lodging in the cavity. and yet the tree contin-
| ued IN a hourshinS condition. In tropical
| climates there were many plants pre-emineptlv
aSsoclat Il with ants. The Italian botanist p,
| carl coDtended that the relationship was al
| vant9geous alike to th plants and to the anfx
/ The former afforded shelter to tha lattar al