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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
SUCCESS OF THE AUGUSTA EXPOSITION.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. 22.-The Exposition Is praised
by visitors as superior 10 any 'other ever held In
the South except the lNew-Orleans Exposition. 1t
has been attended daily by large crowds from Georgia.
South Carolina and other Southern states. There
Is general desire TO prooDg it, but II will close next
Saturday Industrally and financially 1t will prove
a grand Success Tomorrow will be Confederate
Veterans day, and the railroad rates are one cent
a mile Distinguished exConfedcrates Will be guests
Of the Exposition company. There will be q sham
hattie tomorrow afternoon. Wednesday will be
Alliance day for Georgia and South Carolina. Presi-
dent Livingston will deliver an address ON Thurs
day Carolina day, John Temple Graves and Governor
Tillman will make speeches. 1t Is feared that the
railroads will be able TO handle the people, so
great will be the attendance those days. Military
Companies and OK COnfedeIates arriving every
train. Ex-President Cleveland is still expected 10
visit the Exposition before II closes. His presence
alone would Induce the management to pr0lOng IL for
several days. General T. A. Collins. senator Cor
man. w. Bourke Cochran and Others are urging him
20 accept the invitation Of President Walsh TO visit
Augusta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
ZONES AND THE GovERNoRsHIp.

Binghamton Nov. 90 (speciaD.-when reporter
handed TO Lieutenant Governor Jones the Albany dis
patch charging him with attempting to procure the
resignation of Governor Hill, he said: al cnnnot
read and turning to his daughter said "Will you
read IT, In clear voice she read the dispatch,
and the General turned vsiby pale, his face rapidly
changing TO a scarlet hue 81 know nothing about it,
he said 81 have not seen these people, and as know
nothing bout the question, cannot discuss it,
prominent politician, who is the pOssessor of many
Of the Generals political Secrets however, was not SO
reticent. lie said that the message WAS cruel and
unexpected blow to the General. lie naturally hopes
10 occupy the Governors chair in Official position
IL only for thirty days, but has made no offers or
pledges to obtain this end. Nearly two weeks ago
the General was visited by Delegation OF Democratic
State politicians who asked him what his policy would
he in case Mr.. I'LL obliged to step down for thirty
days. The Generals answer was, To serve the best
Interests OF the Masses Although the Generl has
radical ideas regarding necessary changes, yet should
he occupy an executive position no changes, IL Is
understood, will be made which are not absolutely
necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
BY INTER. CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE.

BY INTER CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE.
From The Pittsburg ChronclcTeegrnph.
Hello Ccntrall'
"Wen'
"Gve me London, please
"AI right, you've got It,
Hello London
.Awl'
Please connect me with sandrngnam.'
You've got it,
"sandrlngham!'
SAWS
al wish to speak to His Royal IIighness the Prince
OF Wales
"The Prince Is busy now Call him up later"
"Can't do II, you know. Pm in hurry'
"Very well, SIR
Tng.a-lng -a-lingl
Have we tho honor OF addressing Ills Royal High
ness the Prince Of Wales1'
You have, sir. What can ! do for You ?,
Nothing. We merely wish 10 congratulate you
attaining the Hfticth anniversary OF your birth"
Thanks, awfuy.'
Don't mention it, dear Prince! Get many pres
entsi,
"oh. yes, lots One was gold cigar loy.s
~ gold card box With baccarnt outfit"
"Whats that Speak little louder
u said II was q fitting token Of esteem
81 sayl"
"Wellp
!" You Americans might have sent me birthday
gift that would have appreciated"
whats that Princef"
"A Ielgn-makerl TartAi"
GOOD hyi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
w,,,rr,w.rca WILL EXHIBIT.

The island OF Jamaica has decided to he well rspe
sented at the Worlds Fair. Her commissioner is ooe
mel c. J. Ward, c. NJ. O. lie was seen recehuy
the Hotel Brunswick by Tribune reporter Inc 0os
mel. who is slight tall with an ironsray mus
taohe and is every inch u soldier, SAID Il nave me'
with every encouragement with regard 10 inc eAnos
from our little island. went 20 Washington hrsN eas
there was put into the hands Of Colonel DAVIS va
carried me oil TO Chicago. The Commissioners ,@n
have promised TO give us as much room a. "'7 ~
possibly spare. i have asked for 1909 squr NA
Int hardly expect as much as that. We shall exha''
OF course our best sugar rum, sisal grass ana Al v"
other exports Of the island
"A striking feature OF our small exhibit VIII
display Of all the plants the island can grow for ID
stance on the low scaboard the coeoanut aud inc man
grove. useful for tanning purposes; then tho asA-
guinea ard other useful grasses, with punches Of s
feathcry bamboo cocoa trees and the useful vegetao
such as vans cassava, ed!oes and the different fun
of the island coffee In every stage Of is growth sA
the process OF curing 1t. We hope to show how IN u
higher lands cnciona, from the bark OF when quiais
Is made is cultivated cared for and how rom me or
tbe valuable drug Is at last made. Both te So'ssT
mant deDaytnens and the men actually intefrewe
fbe Fair have been most kind TO me. The lattsr a.
promised pecunary help In making the Jamaica eAaa
"a succesS.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
NOTES OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
ARRANGING FOR GRAND MILITARY DrsprAr
ON THE OPENING WEEK.

ARRANGING FOR A GRAND MILITARY DIsPfAy
ON THE OPENING WEEK.
Chicago, Nov. GO CspeciaD.-There will u snsl
railroad entrance at the south end Of Jackson pst
the Worlds Fair grounds. Negotiations ios n
entrance Of a right Of way fifty feet vide have IN
practically completed, and railways running sa,hvuS
from the Union, Van Burcn-st. and Polkst sato.k
as well as those from the Illinois Central station VI
be allowed to enter the Exposition grCDpds In ha,s
ING about this result the Baltimore and Ohio Raarr
IS the original mover. Tie right Of way viii isnss
room for four tracks.
IL f. announced that 1000 troops at least ihcc:s
all the crack artillery companies In the country vi
be secured for the week OF the Worlds Fair detosp
ceremonies, beginning on October IL, 1902. CdnA
Culp, secretary Of the Committee OF Ceremonies, ~
sent out TO the Governors OF nine States surrvcn-s
Illinois a request that in the aggregate they farnn
$500 troops to be members Of the National Guard
the States indicated. In addition TO these the asa
companies OF New York and other Eastern States VII
be specially invited. This makes total OF $500
troops specially invited In addition there rl b
5000 regulars OF the United States Army. The H.
position management will furnish quarters and SUI
sstence.
Rules for the guidance and government Of intents
exhibitors in the Department Of Machinery OF tbe Fsl
have been issued. The regulations provide tha, Al
exhibitor, must be manufacturers OF machinery NJ
not dealers only. Exhibitors or such agents as they
may designate shall be responsible for the receiving
unpackIng and arrangement Of objects as well @ III
their removal at the close OF the Exposition. "a
machinery on exhibition will be allowed to run lons
than IS necessary for that purpose EXCEPT as specl
permission or the chief OF the department. ss-s
nress,Ire supplied will lie 80 pounds TO the sTaaf
inch above the atmosphere. E>hiti's requiring love-
pressure can obtain it by using reducing wave. ~
WATER pressure will be that due 10 nead OF ~
feet or . pressure Of about eighty-ax pounds 70 "
inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

five cure-not only for Weak Lungs, Spit
ting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma and all
lingering Coughs, but for Consumption itself
In all its earlier stages. It's reasonable All
these diseases depend on tainted blood. Con-
sumption is simply Lung -scrofula And for
every form OF scrofuls and blood-taint, tho
Discovery" is a certain remedy. It's so
certain, that its makers guarantee IL TO bene-
fit or cure, In every cnse, or the 'money is re-
funded. With q medicine that is certain,
this can be done.
There's Cure for Catarrh, too, no matter
what you've been led to believe. II there
isn't, In your case, you'll get 600 cash. It's
O bona fde offer that's made by the proprie-
tors Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
They are willing to take the risk-you
ought to ~ glad ~ take the medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
uAYoR,s CHARGE AGAINST A CONTRACTOR.

wilkesbarre, Penn, Nov. 22.-William IL. shep-
herd the prominent contractor. who mystcriousy dis
appeared from this city last September returned late
last Saturday night Early this morning he was ar
rested on warrant sworn out by Mayor G. b. sutton
charging shepherd with intimacy with the Mayors
wife. He was taken before Alderman Davidson, when
he waived hearing and entered bail in the sum Of
SO 900 for his appearance at the next term Of the
Criminal Court The arrest created decided stir In
social circles the parties to the suit being prominent
peopIe i'm WkesbaITc. Counsel for Mayor sutton Will
o-morrow morning file n suit against shepherd for
sac 600 damages for alternating the affections OF his
wifi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
THE FEATHER REPORT
RAIN BEyoNp THE ALLEGHANIEs.

Washington, Nov 22.--Tht storm central ha'''-' a
over Lake Superior had disappeared Sunday mons q.
that central over the Indian Territory hal o'eo
cided cycionie central over southern Io 49,.
night IL had developed and extended in on oval area
Arkansas TO Ontario. Heavy rain accompanies the w.
west OF the Aleghenies Storm the Gull !" !, ns
Only q few light showers have fallen coz. :, o.
mountain range, but thu nearly stationary ptS sT
over Oao Valley liner sasc, the 49, az
rains Monday In the Atlantic stats ana hssor,h A
prospect Of relief from the condition w ,oa xor,as
moderate and limited cold wave has moved noo, ass
TO Arkansas since saturday morning Sn,N ,ss-~se,a
south ~ far as Little Rock, Ark. and may W '~f-
the Ohio Valley and pro5ooly Iennes'ee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

Stockton, Cal, Nov. 22.-The yearing trottng rec
ord held by Senator stanfords Bell Bird, :26 L.
was equaed yesterday by the wonderful little sidney
6I}v From Fr0u owned by Valensn. Frou Frou
stands about fifteen hands high and weighs less than
$50 pounds. Sanders held her well back In going
to the half and sent her great finish. She made the
quarter in 80 1-2. half in 10 three-quarters In
81 IA Sanders has her marked for a "a record
this month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
JoIN C. UoUK ELECTED TO CONGRESS.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. % (specaD. John C. Houk, a
son OF the late Congressman l.. G. Iouk yesterday de-
feated j. C. ]. Williams, Democrat. In special election
In this district, by about 5000 majority steady
rain kept the rural voters indoors, and light vote
cast Knoxville went Democratic by $50 majority.
account OF the new laws, but seriously hurt
The new Congressman Is thirty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

a,srecord Of the Constitution, no politician ~ can.
vent,re 10 predict what tho state boaro VI N'"
ohS r. Parhhurst, Mr.. sherwoods awyer mas
written letter TO secretary OF po e,s1 81 Can
eauos" y, the time IL meets to canvass the Vo'o
Of MIR sherwood and Mr.. Walker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. MONDAY.

For New. England, warmer, threatening "e' r.r
rain likely heavy Increasing southcry winds rs' 20
day, probably turning into snow in olh"es'e"
England. II, vs.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern PennsyNs ~
Jersey Delaware. Maryland, Virginia, the 0nV ~
Georgia, slightly warmer. threatening "'aeei = "a
probably heavy north Of Virginia. southery ""
Tuesday.
For Eastern Florida. warm local rains n, ,.,r ssvs
For Western Florid, and Alabama. genrrilI TnN<r.
rain In Northeastern Alabama fair ana soiaSaiT sasa
For Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, agV'4@'
and fair Monday and Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

FATALLY KICKED AT THE HORSE SHOW
Patrick Donnelly, OF Flushing, L. J., who kicked
into insensibty under the feet Of the here Edgar at
the Horse Show at Madison Square Garden Friday,
died at Bellevue Hospital Yesterday. lie suffering
from Inflammation OF the bowels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

and racial problems that viii bring stsu, the p,,,
holiness OF the wolf, TO accomplish which no nm
the Church were Instituted, the Caureh with p,5.s
tho.ity and power -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
HARVARD PHILOSOPHICAL AND POORER.

were quiet night, and continue TO be SO today
Now that night fas gone by since the Yale game,
Harvard men look more phosophically at the result
of the contest than they did directly after the game
yesterday. Almost every Acknowledges that liar-
ward fairly and squarey beaten by Yale, and that
in general the team from Newaven played by far the
better football OF the two Every IS remarkng on
Yales fine team work and magnificent interference and
II Is certain that no effort will be spared next year TO
improve greatly the team work of the Harvard eleven
With regard TO the betting Harvard men lost great
deal OF money and the strlctest economy will probably
he pracsed By the Harvard students for the next few
weeks Fully 80 600 Of undergraduate money went to
Yale and good many tens OF thousands OF graduate
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

An enectual specific for mslarous levers, bowel
plants. dyspepsi mental depression rtstssess auudce
nausea. alex heacahe cole coastipat.n and bOusnsss
Is given with safety and the happeit results to the most
yakss As plaza Of ounine End Biste,s Of eysrv xnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
HOPES OF THE pRINCEToNIANs.

Princeton, N. j., Nov. 22.-The Princeton eleven
returned this morning from Springfield. where they
had been to watch the Yale-Harvad football game.
They say 1t OF the finest games played In the
last few years. They think that there much in
the game to encourage them for the encounter next
Thursday. Yale weak In kicking.
AT the opening Of the present season the Prince
tonians had hopes Of creating n new team In one
year, there only four experienced players In
the college, and, II Princeton to have an eleven,
1t must be built up from the bottom. In this Captain
Warren has succeeded far beyond anybodys hopes and
the college now has a team which, although composed
mainly Of absolutely inexperienced men, Will crcdtaby
support the orange and black on Thanksgiving Day.
The men worked faithfully and now play good
defensive game. Their aggressive work, which was
not strong their defensive, has improved greatly
during the last week. that the eleven now plays what
would be anywhere except perhaps against Yale, an
invincble team game. Romans, too, has developed
great skill in Kicking the ball. His puns are long,
low and difficult to catch, and he kicks successfully
fully three out OF four goals from the field
Prnceton's hope is that, II the team Wi,hst s
YaIe's FIRST mighty rush, they prevent Yale from
forcing the bail over the line by Homans's puntng
and that Romans, IL he has the opportunity withih
forty yards OF Yales goaine Will drop goal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
There's d1nDer

There's danger
In q cough-more
than ever when
your blood is
" bad" II makes
things easy for
Consumption. But
there's n cure for
it In DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

The J. Chr. q. Hupfci Brewing Co.'S
Manhattan Beer Ia trewed from Malt and ifop> only
loed for private Order by mall 30 East SSh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

Same people say Flint Co.'s ntth-stJ low prices.
think 10 Is the wear VI thef furniture that has
Gvon them D great demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

= WDt;Ha. Hornins Night h'
LII la3A6sfs 500 II 80 o ssUIl oV'
ISs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. = ~ = ~
t57 ~sss-s. $500
Isss W !. M d soo
Ia lS, IA LII 4. III, u q u ~ ,fstSy3
I50 Y wv y NV t-r f-r~ ittJ 900
In this diagram continuous whsn nTps r,bane's q.
changes ia pressure as indicated by ING go RESETS
rero,dipr barometer. The brokel IlLe
temperature. ~ observed AZ Peiry's Phat"A'''
Tribune onice Nov. %. a m.-clooons IA .ssi
Yesterday with lktc rain IN the moIh's' ,s,, ,osp
lust before midnight. Under the Influence os,ns
casterly winds the humidity kept very hs" me xu
100 per cent ct a. M and to .es At D " ~. ,ysSs
perature ranged between so and 50 des'oes - 4,
f.3A) being 1ii4 higher than Oh tne "a.
last yssr and AZ higher than on SMUT n,obaby beS
In ana near this city today theio "'' -
sightly warmer.
Worlds Fair special via New.Yors Central =.
train for Chicago. No extra fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

Worlds Fair special via New-forA o'"" 81
train for Chicago. No extra fxrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

h og,ce under the provisions OF Section OF Article
III NJ the Constitution Of this State, and that koWeage
. pce az the fact that said Sherwood was an ohiecr
-, sucb city government 100 days previous TO such
election and OF constitutional provisions above referred
"a that he not eligible 70 such once was Drought
home 70 every elector OF the county voting Tor the saa
Sherwood. -.
hn east for the said Sherwood In this county were void
and are as Intellectual for any purpose as they hso I'D
fact been blank ballots yet the power OF this board seems
% he limited by Sections T. and OF Article OF Titie
" 81 chonter 1870 Of the Laws q 1912. 70 the making
NJ n certified statement Of the whole number OF woes
given I'm each and election district OF this county TOT
the office OF Senator and the names OF the Candidates and
the number OF votes given 10 each which Is TO ne trans
i,ed IN the State Board OF Canvassers for final action
and that this board do, Therefore attach 10 such cethed
statement said protest certificates andayit ana our
o,s and NAH the same part thereof and direct that
The came he transmitted with such certified statement
certified copies thereof to the State Board Of Canvas'es
m their consideration for such action thereon they
may deem lawful and proper.
Tbrdrhst the chairman OF this board transmit to the
state BOARD OF Canyasers duplicate OF these resolutions
with duplicate OF such protest. certificates andavits and
other proofs.
An interview with Attorney General Tabor, pub
shcd In The Buffalo Express OF November IL, In
dictates that the state Board Of Cauvasers would have
regarded the resolution refusal 10 count the vote
Of sherwood That 1t is believed, Is what Governor
mn intended BY II. The resolution, IL Will he Oh
served. cunningly drawn to declare that the votes
for sherwood a II blank ballots But the
supreme Court has nterfered In this sherwood matter
Under an order from Judge Adams the Board of
Supervisors OF Stepben County met Wednesday last,
rescnded s resolution and requested the secretary Of
State TO whom IL had been forwarded, TO return the
document.
VIII the state Ioard Of CanvasSers return the
tuition 10 the seuben County Board Of supervisors,
win they decline 90 do 20, and when they meet,
December 10 proceed TO issue certificate 10 Charles
f. Walker on the ground that Franklin D. Sherwood Is
nclgiblsi The Constitution Gays that the LEGISLATURE
alone shall he the judge Of the qualifications Of It's
members. Yet, With David b. Iiill insisting upon
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-18
.T'euilletOn. No. l
ii GIRDD
5CIIINPITRI
PAN
Ellie BERTHET.
LIE DELFT.

III CUdtL environ clHQ ntuIeS uu
s0lr, quand lie pere Tabouret, garde
champetre assermente de la com.
mune de Saint-Gilles, canton de
Doardan, sortit de la maisonnette
gull occupait a l'extramite du
village, pour faire sd tournee
otficielle.
Tabouret, qui n'avait gnere plus
de guarantee cinq aus. etait un
anclen sous Officer de ltarmee
dAfrique. Blesse a la jamie dams
une escarmoache, il await dfl gutter
lie service, ct await obtenu pour
retraite la place de garde champe.
tie SaintGlllis. ii boitait lege
remeut, ce qui ne fempechait pas
lie fdlre, au besoin, vingt on trente
kilometres cnaque jour dams Pex-
ercice de ses fonctions. II await
des allures decidees, une poigne
sollde, ct quand sd figure bruno ct
halee, qni conseryait la moustache
mllltaire, venalt a s'animer on
devlnait, 4 Feclat de ses yeux girls,
qpil pouvait 6tre imprudent de
lie pousser a bout. Toutefois ces
manieres menaeantes n'etaient pas
ordinaires chez Tabouret, ct d'ha
bitude son visage conservait sa
placidit6 ct sa bonhome. Depuis
son arrlyee dams lie departement de
Seine et-Oise, IL s'etait marie, ct
rancien soldat d'Afrique await pris
des alures bourgeoises. Tous les
deuS ans sa femme une belle ct
robuste paysanne des environs, le
rendait pere dun enfant, ct il en-
await deia trois. En- dehors de ses
tournees, i! etait rare que les gems
de la commune ne lie rencontras
sent pas avec un ou deux de ses
marmots NAL debarbouilles, sur les
bras, ct il ne devait pas paraitre
bien redoutable aux maraudeurs.
II etait panvre, la commune ne
lni accordant que de maigres
appoiutements; Ia prime, qn'on
lui allouait pour ses process verbaux,
he pouvait euere ameliorer sa
position. II faisait rarement des
process verDaux ct Sc contentait de
crier contre les delinquants, sans
donner suite ses menaces. Aussl,
son equipement, lie jour Oh il
commeneait Sa tournee, n'avait,il
rien de bien majestuenx. LIE garde
champetre, tout EN- fredonnant une
chanson de troIpier ct en- jerant a
droite ct a gauche lie coup deil
professionnel, Sc dirigea yers une
soite de monticule, assez eleye au
milieu de la plaine, d'on la vue
S'etendait sur. une partie de la
commune don't il await la suryeil-
lance. Ce monticello, isole au
milieu des champs ct des bouquets
de 5ois, etait lui,meme herisse de
broussailles, ct couronne de quel-
ques mnrs en- ruines, don't nul dams
lie pays n'eht pn dire l'origine. LIE
tout formait Hne espece d'obserya.
toire, que Tabouret appelait son
ttreyerbere" (c'est belvedere sans
donte quill voulait dire.l
Arrive an SONNET. a trayers les
toufies d'orties ct de ronces, il
s'installa sur une pierre moussue
Qui ell formait le point cnlmlnant.
Alors, tirant de SD poche une pipe
courte ct noire, quill ailama avec
un bout d'amadou, il sc tourna
succes>ipement yers les divers
points de l'horizon. CT mme sill cut