The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST,".

| women than married men, and SIS more widows
| than wldoWers
| Miss FLORENCE HARTLEY, now court reporter
| at Wichita, Kan. was the first woman in the
state to hold such position. Being left an
| orphan, says the Boston WomdH'S Journal she
| learned stenography without teacher from a
| manual, studying seven hours day. Size says
| the only real help she ever had was reading
| David CopperfieldH and thinking of David's
| struggles in the same pursuit She afterward
| became an expert typewriter and then worked
| In chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City and Topeka,
| mastering in each city a different branch of her
| business In 1888 she was in Wichita where an
! important trial was in progress. 1t was being
| reported IN very lame manner by a man, who
nhaliy gave 1t up, and Miss Hartley was asked
to undertake it. woman reporter in court
| was regarded with so much curiosity that she
| had her desk placed to face the wall. She did
| the work so well that she has held the Office
| ever since She now has beautiful Office in
| the fac new court house of Sc lgwick county,
with flowers and pictures and other feminine
| surroundings. She and her sister have home
ana the services OF good housekeeper and
| colored boy who drives their pretty turnout
| back and forth to business.
| IN THE YEAR 1859, twenty fifth of Edward H.,
wages paid to English haymakers were Id
day; mower of meadows 3D. day, or sd an
| acre; reapers of corn in the first week in Au-
| gust ID. in the second, Id per day-and so on
| until the end of the month, without meat
| drink or other allowance, finding their own
| tools. For threshng quarter of wheat or rye
| I'D BY the thirteenth of Richard II A n
1883. the wages of bailif of husbandry, 1885 Id.
I year, AMI his clothing once during that time,
| at most; a carter los shepherd IOs. oxherd
| S. cd: cowherd. g.; al. winsberi Sc.
| woman laborer, 6s. a day laborer, Cs
| driver of plows, IS. From this Tins up to
the twenty third of Henry ". the price of LABOR
| was fixed by the justices by proclamation. In
| l44i, twenty third of Henry w. the wages of
| bailif OF husbandry were 23s i'd. Der aunum
and clothing OF the prce of 5s, with meat and
| clothing 4s. common servant Of hnshonndrv
| Us. clothing. as ID yyonan servart Ios' -
| cllthing Is In the time of harveSt y,,ow,er
! Al. a day-without near and drink cd reaner
| or carter I'd 3 day-withOut meat q nd dripl
| sd a woman Iaaoyer ana Other 10 Sorers %
| a day-wjt0out ,neot ard Slri1It 1iLj a de1 H.
| the eleventh of Henry VII 1aqT thara nos >
| like rate of wages ONLY with a litt'e eIvance
|
station rece,eI - 49,, p
,horacter VIII srnati,,,
| thir,, ~ = CO.., -, - -. -N,
yyaets 400 No. a "a sot 90 oSvera
the nerhborbood rs 40 -, Ss-.a4s ,,oIuu
and tha 1oi tho'I,b, fro, ~. o.; 9 80.
yyn. ins5na Who5 oestt 49,. ~ V'lS'' No
mama u,as Iohn NJ EyIanscb Gil bo 60, So ~,
| down 70 ne DasrIaiT,., 49, aS..'s S ST. -
examined bv nI,Isicisn '%.on 20 I ue
decided to- sard 'hiDI II was Inc, Cten
tion bosDital Tn, srhsoo,.,,I- ueC .s,n
discheryat pis Carn,en f.;anI "os
the North Side raised CO. - @ Oh
KIansch hal n bis M 49,, ionf ~, ' $50 o' 'I
received il seems that ha has dnc;d.I ~ -,,o4r
in New YORK for soma time Tna Lite va" az
follows. .,VeW Work Sant o. -Sjti1o,' 80 50
geqnt Lake STRAIT Sta.ian. p1a,sa ,n1Gi n -
tinentaI hotel New Vorsz nv, n. ~ 70 roll
file and corkaerew Kt1,liT cali a. n.,,,,,i -
street station for nv hin, si,E Sosb holt ~ IL,
coa. { ,cls ,ittl rr :, al - ae ~
AIwovs Iohn Mic K.nscb i-,jinSo1 ~ -, q -
CieaiIs > The urHneri, gefer,e 70 is so1rH n.
wac m ker from hi,,, ,1rt4r hn =, a ~. 49,.
tn :, lac 8 rect ereri3n JrlerS,5 &c 80 "P ~
Gated GernIan We "a, ma" Who IN. - 80, ~.
freud ~ 1;aor q t'r11o.s T, 1ir AL "a. =, -
tal-an II, ,to.e.a ~ 80, a.. y, -. -. p, -
and s.nt ~ III nd, i, y - y rir n -,
co.,, -,aniaj 1 r. Vim On on. { H.. -, - -
iourn4vs IL tatai ~ ip+. - -, - :. al
o.ty dl-s' :. lfIil. f.lst Afr ne N ,a'. ~ -,
empire city The t;e,,hal s,cletg Vhia In.
sDr.t c15ac,- ba.i n,ta FOR h,d ro+iii.J "a
Nv Yors brAIcJ'nI Ea1t,Is 10 arr ir., r,l,
chic .so.
FILMS nave TEEN iad Tor the pres7u-a ion at
'-le Do~e.'S county Jan ID lew days OF
,I i'V9 anl ,,tw ile me OF "nlcn mas
4x.cpt on. on the m M. stl e1or i, mi Va
The crimax Of the MAY W Irb, the maria e OF
c0ndeGl lei lnardere. aui gAIf-c1niess ii thief
aad ex let TO lis equitable Omaha wo-
man, Wn1 has elan to hun through al his
t5oublss and is Wiling TO c.asp his hand red
with the in 1ocent olood Of two help'ess old peo-
pie. an swear to low, nonor and obey hlm until
dealt directed by the strong arm OF ths law
doth them mart Ed Neal VINO is To ha execut
ed is TO be marie IN a re " DAYS to a woman
of the town known az Josephine Clarka Tia
story of their wooing Il me I,Ialed in IN. anrois
Of love shortly after his arrest AID retrrn
to this civ aud after he wa, confirad in rha
C UNITY iai she anna 3rnd m m tna san. sc
Take with him f,rorgh tna hlrs and offarad
words OF announcement h,+h 10 the acc1sad
an ais attorneys Long before thu cas-, vas
called for rrfal N the district court tbfs Iorra
not only rendered vaIuabla asSistanc. in I'VE
way OF loo,rinc, I'm tsstinon,, hnt cen vven5
further. and oft of her own sinfnl aarnin,s rotJ
many of the b lls inc dent to the trial Sybsn
tie case was e lied Zach dav she was an me-
esteI spectator occIoying a fro1c sen within
The oar and as near Inc n~.sonar &C -,oSsthia
After eac1 session Of tha co1Irt sha foIfou.J
him to the iail door and after the roon ~s1s
locked in his cell sba would s,enJ 80 bI
Windoyy for hours o. ZINE t9iy;p- -, IL
tone of voice trying Ia cheer him 3Vbsn he u.s.
convicted size Tisda sevorsI e:To-Is r. effsc. his
escaDe. A CathoIjc nri4sf ,-aa5 to ,oarrv tbs
c0nnle proyidino thew voi,lG eDCbrsca 'tbas
faith Thav read and ,n~,,caI &c. t;,I1 10
PAUL LEsQUIREUX formerly contested with
lie Mat n in Faris is one q party of wealthy
yoYn1 Francnp,an who racsn. IL, ass,l ,hro,,b
C,ia,, -, - ~. ~ -
~ "a 'uot "y W VIC d aclhc coast Hau
- 80 III VI ~ my IFoIh nun