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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03
INDEX TO NgW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

MEETINGS Palestine Commandery No. Z. X.
IT; Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems He
brew Association.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-To Water Takers; Return
of DIR. Houstoun; \ Live Man, Townsend; Nur-
sery, j. Wolf & Winters; Notice to Subscribers
Savannah Cottage and Improvement Company;
Rec iver's Sale, G. F. Law, Receiver of Falk &
Sons: Announcement of C. ?. Rossignol Corner
of Bay and Drayton Streets; Tybee Grand
Opening of Toshach's Hotel, Sunday, May s.
1891; The Georgia State Building and Loan As
ISOLATION; AS to Bills Against The Last Days
of Pompeii;" Empire Steam Laundry and Dye
Worss; Merchants Week Bills; Beauty, Savan.
nah Carriage and Wagon Company; Now That
the Rush is over, the Robinson Steam Printing
Company; Few More Men Wanted. C. H. Dor
sett, Real Estate Dealer; Savannah Steam
Laundry; Pure Natural Ice, Geo Meyer; Reilly
Directs Attention; Divine Service at Lutheran
Church; Sacred Concert at Ocean House, Ty-
bee. TO-DAY Notice. F. NJ. Francis & Co.
Do You EAT EGGsi-S. L. George.
Hor WEATHER GooDs-Crohan & Dooner.
WHITE GOODS, ETC.-Jackson, Metzger & Co.
Do You KNow?-E ngel & Rothschild.
TWELVE THOUSAND DoLLARs--The Savannah
Carriage and Wagon Company.
SUMNER REsoRT-Capon Springs and Bath,
Hampshire County, West Virginia
The DESTRUCTION OF PoMPuI-Savannah
Plumbing Company.
CONE MONDAY AND TuEsDAx-To c. Gray
Son,
SUMNER GooDs-Norton & Hanley.
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND LIqUoR DEALERS
A. Ehrlich & Bro.
CARPETS Daniel Hogan. o..
WEDNESDAY MAY AT Levy's.
1CE-Jas. Douglass.
For THE OUTING SEAsoN-Dryfus Bros
The BEST BARGAINS YET Eckstein's
THE A B OF OUR BUsINEss-The Globe Shoe
Store.
Co.
WEEKLY THUNDERBoLT-M Morrison, Foye & Co,
RAILROAD ScHEDULE-Tybee Schedule of Sa-
vannah and Atlantic Division of Central Rail-
road of Georgia.
DRESSED TO kILI-Fanous.
AgCTIoN SALEs-Executor's Sale of Undivided
Half Interest in Stock in Trade, One Hundred
and Forty Lots, Two Valuable Lots, Cottage
and Lot at Thundsrbolt, by !. D. LaRoche &
Son; Three Lots in Pooler, C. P. Miller.
NOTICE TO Picnic AND EXCURSION PARTIES
D. B. Lester Grocery Company.
ExcURsIoEs-Charming Sail to Beaufort by
Steamer Eliza Hancox; Fourteenth Annual
Excursion of Savannah and Charleston Railway
aud Savannah, Florida and Western Railway to
Florida by the Mutua! Relief Association.
CHEAP COLUMN ADyERrtsEM ENrs- Help Want
Ell; Employment Wantet; For Rsnt; For Sale:
Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03
A Woman,s Wav-

Jules Reynlonde in CdsssiEs Magazine.
DO you love me, dear?' she asks
In her soft and gentle way;
Deep into her eyes / look, and
What do you suppose l sayp
Why, what lovers always say
Swear l love her as do
Swear always shall till death,
Cruel death, shall part us two.
What does she do them Indeed,
Her proceedings seem quite queer,
For again in gentle tones
She asks: DO you love me, dearf"
Love herr Why. Of course dol
am never slow 20 tell
All my passion, and I'm sure
She must know love her we'll.
And I'm quite sure, too, she asks
Not because she doubts. you know,
But because the little fraud
Likes 10 hear me tell Der so.
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OUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mr.. J. J. FLYNN. General Advertising Agent
Of the MoRNINs News, Office % Park Row,
New York. All advertising business outside of
the state of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
lima viii be managed by him.
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Expensive Eloquence.
From the Chicago Mail (Ind).

S"s VIC S'''0NSN 4~'' NA'e'l'
Anna Dickinson insists that Chairman QUAY
promised to pay her $4,000 apiece for ali the
speeches she would make for the Republican
party in toe Harrison campaign. II Miss Dick.
inson's statement is true Quay is the one who
needs the attention OF the insanity experts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03
Except in tbs Matter of whisky.

From the Boston Advertiser (Rer).
That eminent and painstaking tragedian, ]. L.
Sullivan has Announced his nositiva With
drawal from the prize ring. Contrary to the
general superstition, Mr.. Sullivan does really
appear 70 Know when be has had enough.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Kansas farmers are said 10 have devoted
80 much time % the alliance that their
crops are almost a complete failure. II pol
ities % affects the farmers they would DO
well 10 leave IL alone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Young Mr.. Harrison commends Mr..
Blaine TO public esteem pretty much as if
he were a faithful coachman or a tavorite
butler in the employ OF the man who is
President merely because Blaine did not
choose TO take the nomination from him.
But the chances arc that Dir. Blaine may
decide differently this time.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
ERASED Out. {"

From the Chicago Tribune (Rep)
The expense of firing shot from one of the
big guns of an Italian ironclad is said to bs
$500, which is even more expensive than pay
ing cabe-tolls on Blaine's letters. There will
be no war.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

With the verbose Mr.. Blair it seems TO be
not so much a question Of what be shall get
AS that he shall get something. Since China
plainly doesn't want him he IS willing 20
visit Japan or any other Oriental or CONT
mental country suitable for the purpose OF
polishing up long neglected law that vas
never very familiar,
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Trying to Raise the Tin.
From he Chicago NelCs (Tnd.l.

FTOn Tie ChIcd0o NOUS Ind. J.
From the Mckinley point OF view the cam.
pagn Of .s92 is 70 be a tin.plate battle with tin
trumpets for tho tin soldiers and q nttls tin
NIKE on wheels 10 guide the destiniss OF the
com batants. The McKineyites heraldic de-
vice will be- a pie plate. argent. with crest and
motto; American tin, manufactured in
Wales"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Are You Troubled with Offea sivs Feet7
Ssad for particulars how 10 cure them n
twenty-four hours with harmless remed y
that has been used successfully over twenty
years. odorioura Co., 3S7 Vine street, Gin
einaati, Odd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

DyspepsiRs victims are numbered by
thousands. So are the people who have
besa restored 70 health by Hoeds sarsa.
parllla I'D
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DRESSED TO K1LL-Famous.

Florida is having a hard struggle over
the choice of a senator. But the chances
are that Call will eventually get in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Suing twenty-eight people for SANDER in
one day is the remarkably large contract
that New York woman lately undertook.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Louisiana has mill that bores a barrel
out of solid log in thirty seconds. That
is the only place in this country now known
where bo.es are wanted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Cutting his corn is said to have killed a
Kentucky man. How is the Kentuckian to
get his bitters if that sort of peril con-
tinues3
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

That alleged messenger from the
United Sta es sent 20 convey pecu-
mary relief 10 the families OF the
Italians slain by the New Orleans lynchers.
according 70 the discoveries Of an enter
prlsing Italian paper, Is probably some al.
venturer With an AK 10 grind, unless be may
be dese tive sent b ascertain the ante.
oeaents 9ud records Of the men lynchsd. In
e'lDsf sFent 10 is not likely 70 distribute
much money.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

Slugger Slavin says he is not afraid of
any livi lg man. AS much might be said by
any poll parrot with equal truth. But that
intimates that spooks are barred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-03

BY disagreement of the jury Monsieur
Plenty Horses has another grab at life.
Strangely enough it was by a slight disa-
greement that he got into his predicament.
The evening world., 1891-12-04

wreathcd cottage, as both the young people
would have been glad to do.
Col. Narley, GeraldineS father wasa high
bred old fellow, aud he had said to audaciOuS
young Thane Richmond when he had asked
him for his daughter:
"Sce here, young man, money Is the thing
needed nowadays, and my daughter has
always worn her diamonds and ridden In her
carriage She must not marry beneath her
When you can come TO me win fortune SUI
iicient to support Wife, and keep her In the
gewgawS that woman finds necessary now,
Geraldine Is yours that Is II she has not
changed her mind and married somebody with
a fort une ready-made."
Al OF which was very cruel in the unsym-
pathetic parent, but the parents oI heroinrS
have always been made OF stern stun, YOU
know.
80 T. was dccrced that Thanc Richmond
should so out and seek his fortune among the
CrlesliGlS and Geraldine was to 90 10 Paris
and finish her education.
But they We're TO write-SO very often
twice or thrice n week, which was very mod
| craze for lovers; and beside the sea, with the
din light or he stars around item, one night
IN June, they bid their farewellS and vowed u
be true.
| The lonely woman sitting there tonight on
| the shore, and going back over the ways she
had travelled, drew a Sigh-something OF the
| tenderness OF that oldcn time fingered with
! her SIN, and flushed her pale face with soft
/ bright crimson.
But To return.
! For two years after Thames departure his
| letters had been regular, and they had salts
| hCu the heart Of the woman who had loved
! HIN, and not one man In a hundred, be he
never 50 loyal ana tender, can write letter
oi love which viii lunt meet the requirements
| OF LOVING woman's nature without being
silly.
At the end OF this time the letters stopped
No word OF explanatton-nothing 10 break
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vessels passengers. one arm was disabled
10y a lluN from some Of the burning rigging,
he wa, fast losing strength to battle with the
waves. and death was very near MN. lue
woman tore OF her silkcn scarf and nung II
tOwa "dS him. Fate suffered him To eaten IL,
ana she drew him To The rock
II was yet ligat enough 10 see, and on that
marrow shelf uf rock, growing narrower every
moment, Tor the nrst time IN eleven years
lhauc Richmond aud Grraldlae Nahc STOOD
face 10 face!
Roth were pale-both were deadly calm. He
held out his right hand, and she touched II
lightly with hers.
"tieraldlnc," ne said, as II they had been
Dprtcd olly a day, ave shall perish here.
let US have m pride between us. You
man p
"NeS."
~ on we're deceived. know you will be-
lirvc what | say. An English Lady OF rank
did ne III honor to prefer me; and she IL was
who. learning Oi my love for YOU, Intercepted
uur letters, wrote the cruel note oI rcnuncia-
lion hitch YOU received, and showed me the
nptlce OF your marriage. Seven weeks ago
she died, cOnfesSing all her duplicity, and
that day left China TO seek you and tell you
the truth
IL am marriedW
Yes, know II, but now II matters little.
Another moment, and we shall De washed
from the rocks. IL cannot be wrong now
surely mott Look In my eyes, Geraldine, and
tell me that In all these years your heart has
been mine, even as mine has been yoursl'
She looked In his eyes and bowed her head
slowly, her face crimsoning even there Win
death So near her.
4 sharp voice at her side brought her back
to herself. She saw her husband by the side
OF the rock, balancing himself In irail boat
which Il seemed every dash OF the waves
would break III twain.
one glance ~ his pale, set face showed
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CUT THIS OUT.
SAVE THIS AND WAIT.

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s"a Be- ,G ss % to
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O'clock, on aStoaHt OF Inc lHtc Great shiprtect
| Fire Mt sea. rh. Insurance Companies have hired
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AND s&&S" %" Gy Of fa%s Trend
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% .as a, i prsSS, Sa New SSas''SS %Sr nor VIII Win any
9'MIr s"s hT hns eve eyer ssiSr; TAKEN plsse H. NeS
s%G S"pT N hs EF %d sale tnSs ntl
are pow closed and VIII remain mai. closed toI %. one
Ali .ot the Immense bpiidinr. on Bro.dw.y, soT
ner Of Gtsnd street. will be open again, and this
t%i 'Esi"'' gGSt and S' %u s S%snG Ssy ,.
The spprai,era tor IN. Insurance Company. after
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claimed by the "MaetS .Gd failing 70 agree 70
turn it into money in order to make Anal settle
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then actual cost. A. the entire vacant buildings,
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Shipwreck Sale of such tremendous mag
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90, 600 other kinds of Pants. A splendid boys
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Shoes, ls worth 81. co. and Ia, 900 other shoes
Mems latest style atm Hats, 80 csnts, worth 53.O
Mems fine Understands and Drawers, ~ cents;
worth 81. 80. llanCArrchirfs, 1 cents, worth 20
cents Suspcnders, cents; worth 10 ceuts. and
100, 900 different other articles we have not tho
space to mention here. Cut this out and YOU will
hnd tho above are positive facts. As such Great
take place. r.member the address, 4tl, 4d3. td5
and 46i Broadway, corner Grand street, New York
city. All buildings " Ill remain open from in the
morning till O'Clock at night. Cut this out
bring IL With you and remember. Broadway. cor
ner Graud Street.
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Useful II Not Ornamental.

weird fancieS witch impressed one. She held
the slight for'.. ,ln>r To her side, and even Is
shn dil 81, Tar on over the waters came u
duh boom of gun!
1T T. the shin. and they will be drowned!
Cr,ci Annie, starting up. "Scc, see II l. On
iirc, and Il l. HpaLlnS on the ROCKS otIOW
Eg stone Light"
lns Chilu spoke truly.
great ship an ocean steamer-wrappcd
IN llamc and Nmohc, was drifting shorcNard.
projecting point of lana Just then hid the
steamer partially from view.
Annie Sprtug Forward down the rocks Ike
n cat, from one rock tO another, until she Was
YARDS Irun. the shore, and the incoming lir,
now growing fierce and angry, was beating
around her. Geraldine followed with terror
IN her heart.
Drcnrhci with spray the child was rlinging
10 a poih'c ed rock, leaning over Win Wild, las
cinatcd eye, ilN"d IN the burning shin.
1t Is ny dream over again she SAID,
sulcmuly
Gcra!d,nc gathered tho child IN her arms.
and all uumindful that the tide Was cutting
them hppclrS~ly on IRON the shore, she
watched thc lated ship.
u one mass ut lurIu name, her Scorching
sides huns with iated human beings, even
there she could hear their vain cries ior
assistance.
! suddenly the blazing hulk reeled and shud-
dcyed for an instant the flames seemed 70
4 die away, and the smoke lowered It's blood
4 red banner; then all waters for fath0ms
around seemed 10 scintillate with liquid nre'
one fearful plunge forward the ship gave, one
cry of mortal despair went UP TO the black
heavens. aNd the tide rushed In like squad
rnnS al White horses, each one eager 10 WIN
thr race!
4 dcspaaipg, dlins men, nghtinS vainly for
that when was lost 10 them Iorevcr--life
| Towards the rock where Geraldine and hei
Child slu cluns, duted one VI INC ul-Starred
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BRCOxLN ADJUSTMENTS

Geraldine that he recognized her old lover.
but Richmond gave him no word OF saluta-
tion. His injured arm was bleeding 1ast-
his strength was ebbing; his head fell on his
breast. and but for the !renZieu hold OF Ger.
aldine he would have been swept away by the
tide, which now beat over the rock
Archibald NaIc's voice was cool, calm ano
distinct.
II saw you from the shore, Geraldine" he
said. and came TO thn rescue. MY boat VIII
hold but two. You have never loved me, out
have lived only In loving YOU Will prove
II"
lie reached over and lifted the limp body OF
Richmond into the boat. Then he put Geral-
dine beside him and gave her the oars
"lOu can steer" he salu; you VIII 70
ME II II lies IN mans power. II not heavens
will be done T. 49,
lie leaned over and kissed the white hand
his wife stretched out towards MIN IN WIG
entreaty.
The boat shot away on the tide the words
she uttered were all unheard by Archioalo
Yane, as, claSping his child 10 his preasN no
dared the fury Of the waves
They found bin mile further down inc
coast, In the early morning, smile on hiS
white face. and little Annie lying against hiS
heart. They had died together.
Geraldine S boat reached the shore, and both
she and Thape Richmond were saved.
II was weeks before she knew OF augnv
| passing around her, for the shock OF Annieb
death had been too much ior her;
| When she remembered II all perhaps sho
was nearer To loving Archibald 'ahe IMAM
! she had ever been before.
| Richmond went away and was gone Two
years He owed that much OF his memory 70
! the man who had saved his lie In preference
| to his own.
And when he came back could the world.
| blame Thane and Geraldine II they made oao1
| others lives happy f-EIchaa0e.
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often and often the kind, honest heart Of
her husband achcd Tor one loving word rom
tho cold IipS Whose Kisses he would have died
for; but he was true to his agreement he
never complained, and he did not try 10 force
her love.
When her child, her beautiful little Annie,
was born, she sDttcncd towards her husband
IN some slight degree. The new and wonder
iul happiness which motherhood brought her
made her Kinder to the a'her OF her child
, And poor Nhnc was raised 10 felicity alto
grthrr unknOwn 10 Inn when she put IN"
littl" girl IN his arms. and suffered him to Kiss
the white check ne had cared to draw To rest
against his shoulder.
As Annie lived and developed character,
she was the stranEe>t II all children, old
IN temper, iurl Oi quaint sayings, and caring
fOr NJ pldNmitcS hut her noIhcr.
As Gtra.ulne SAT thor" 0n the seash0rc,
thlDkiuy over the things ! have tod YOU,
something rrrpl NJ beneath her shawl, IN The
tlmd' g aNins WAY one sometimes sees IL "A
1 pet animal.
Mrs. Nauc folded her arms around the little
creature, AID Kissed the upturncd white iore-
4 head.
what is It, my darling :" looSing down at
/ the serious, questioning face lifted TO hers.
Mamma, tell me truly, Is there anything
| In dreams :"
"Nly love. do not bother your little head
with such idle th!agN. Why do You ask?"
! because when you lelt me asleep, mamma
dreamed of sinking ships and sharp rocks
I that tore the great timpcrS apart, and then
they went dOwn-dowr-duwn, and oh
mamma heard the cries uf the drowning
men, and saw their dead, paic faces, anc
papa's among them! tad screamed, Hnl
nurNr woke ne and told me had only beer
dreaming! :"
In spite OF herself, Geraldine shuddcl ed
She was not in any degree superstitious, Su
there was always something about this child
The evening world., 1891-12-04
ONE MANS HONOR.
1he Story of Archib0ld Tunc's Sacrifice
for His Rir0l

summer waves had broken their crests In
music on the shore, lust so the sea breeze had
swept her check and tossed tho white foam
caps over the sunken rocks outside the har-
Dor.
But then Thanc Richmond was beside her,
and youth and hope and love were hers, TO
say nothing OF Il irust which was perfect.
What more could woman ask for,
They were pair Of lovers just betrothed,
loving each other as no lovers had ever loved
Defore--so they said and thought, and IL was
very real to them and wondrous sweet, as II
!, always Is when the dream Is new.
Eat, after all, there was some cause Of sad
ncss-and when would love be love II there
were not, Thano Richmond was to leave
her In n week for china, TO be absent three
years, for his future was yet to make, and he
| was too proud a lad to accept u wife whose
possessions were greater than his own.
Geraldine was an helress, 50 IL was out OF
| the question to marry on nothing and to live
on cheese-parings and kisses in Q vino
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HOW TO SWEEP A ROOM.
Tho Precise WAY of Doing 1t II You
Wish to BE Thorough.

Tho Precise WAY OF Doing 1t II You
Wish to BE Thorough.
In sweeping a room few simple rules
are all that are needed. says the Chicago
Press.
Let all ornaments. small toilet articles
and the like be placed on the bed and that
entirely covered with sheet. 1t is we'll
to have sweeping covers Of unbleached
cotton sheetlng. large enough to drape
such pieces of furniture as cannot con-
veniently be moved from the room.
All chairs. ottomans, light tables, &C.,
should be busted and set in tue hall or an
adjoining room. Loop up curtains and
draperies so that they will clear the floor
Have rugs or mats removed first and
shaken in the open air. Shut the doors
and raise the windows, unless the weather
should be exceptionally cold. In that
case the airing may be deferred until the
sweeping is finished. The fresh exercise
generally creates n glow that makes cool
AR desirable.
made conveniently short Ga wash dress il
to he rreferred). her head tied up IN a
good-sized handkerchief or covered with
| q sweeping cap, attack the work bravely
Sweep from one side of the room. leay-
ing space into which to push the furni-
ture. rs that impedes the progress OF the
broom. Leave nothing unmoved that
can he moved. and See that no corner is
allowed to harbor dust or fluff.
Drive the dust into the middle of the
room, gather into n dustpnn and bestow
at once in the fire. Let the dust settle
thoroughly before the setting to
rights g." is begun:
Wipe off base board, door panels and
other woodwork first.
square yard Of cheese cloth neatly
hemmed makes the best duster. 1t is
soft and easily washed and ha, the added
merit of cheapness.
Rub windows and mirrors. brush of
picture frames and wash marble mantels
aud slabs. Replace the rugs, uncover
the furniture, dust it carefully and restore
the ornaments to their places. first OBJ
serving whether they arc clean. Last
bring in the furniture from outside.