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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-27
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

Won BFRGEN.-The friends OF HENRY Won
BERGEN aud John Won Bergen and family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral OF the
former fro Al his late residence, 30 Bay street.
at 4 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON
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SPECIAL NOTICE

woRKINGMEN'S BENEVOLENT AssoCIA-
TION.
You are hereby notified to attend special
meeting THIS Tue day EVENING at o'clock
sharp. By order of
JOHN DRISCOLL, President.
JOHN a. GoFTTE, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. :, 4. c. E.

A regular meeting of this Castle will be held
at X. g. (. hall tower Chatham banlry Congress
and Bull street. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at
500 O'Clock. Members Of sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited TO attend
W. B. BIDDENBACK, N. c.
Attest Y. E. ST. CLOUD. NJ OF r
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Amenities OF the Theater.-''W WAR, oh
wair is my Vlr-r-gin-i-aP' shr eked Rosci
Walack Duffy, tho nonpareil barnstorm-
ing trugedian, as he st od behind tbs scenes
waiting for his cue. "Out ere On the stage,
you bat-eyed ham," said "a vulgar fellow in
the gallery, Il, he seized tired rurabaga in
one hand. AN you know she Is, only you
dassont come out and show yuhss'f. Chit
cago AeWS-Record.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb 1, 1890, the basis Of meas
urement of all advertising in the MORNING. NEws
VIII be agate, or at the rate OF 81 10 an inch for
the first Insertion No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90
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The difficulty. however. nowadays is to find
land to invest in, or farms 70 raise truck on.
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DO INVESTMENTS IN AND ABOUT sE-
VANNAH PAY9
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DOES TRUCK FARMING PAY,

THE ANSWER is UNANIMOUSLY, YES.
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cotton makes right along until stopped by
frosts. 1t Is coming into market as fast ss
il IL baIed
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SOME STRANGE STORIES:

Charles Wood, a druggist of Hairless
ton, England, has a brood Of white
b'ackbirds, a fact which is vouched for
by Land and Water and by several
prominent ornithologists and natural
lists. Mr.. Wood bought the young birds
from a laborer who found them in the
nest 10 a hedge in that neighborhood.
The birds are perfectly white, with pink
eyes and yellow beaks.
A negro living near Chokee, Ga, is
the owner of a hound which, which, he
says attends at the religious meetings
OF the negroes, stands up and tries to
follow them in the singing, and regular
ly goes up to the altar to be prayed for
with the rest Of the mourners.
On the top of a church tower in
Utica, N. Y, mountain ash is grow
ing. 1t il now about fifteen years old,
and is seven fee high. 1t has rooted
in the cracks and crevices of the mason
ry.
Indian newspapers tell of a school
teacher in Lackharabad who was at
tackled by a lion, and kept the animal
al bay with a C immon broom until as
sis ,ance arrived.
"a rattlesnake ,een inches in cir
conference IL possession of Dep
uty Marshal Lindtey, at McAlester, L.
7.
A MI. Hyatt, of Boston. has q Mexi-
can beetle which is sill alive, though
it has eaten nothing for a year.
James Wills, of Mt. Sterling, KY, has
been struck by lightning for the fourth
time and still lives.
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Anthe LeeIsIature Did.

Delegate McGary, of Lewis county,
was shrewd enough to see that the
McCorkle programme might lead to
some embarrassments. AS there is no
official record of the popular vote by
which the legislature protested to read
Judge Fleming's title clear, how was
that vote to be made the basis OF repre-
sentation2 According to the Rcgistr'S
report Mr.. McGary
vehemently declared that tho majority report
was a set up Job, md that 1t had a distinct pur'
pose 10 help McCorkle. Tho vote OF kGnaEha
had never beeu declared. All the legislature
did was 70 declare Governor Fleming entitled to
his scat.
Mr.. McGary told the cold truth. All
the Democratic convention did was to
declare Judqe Fleming entitled to
General COTS seat. How a basis Of
representation could be found in q
mere declaration unsupported by the
returns of the election, was a propos-
ition not easy to grasp; but Judge
johnson aud the other McCorkle
shouters graspod it and made the ma
jority of the convention come up to the
bull ring.
Three hundred and twenty-seven del
egatcs honored themselves by declining
to be hauled that way. There must
have been more who saw the awkward
ness Of the situation, but the endorse.
ment of tho steal was impressed on
them as q partyneceSsity, and they hur-
rahed for the shame eff their party.
That stolen seat and the convention
incident will figure a good deal in this
campaign.
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PERSONAL FONTS.

Edwin Ellis, some of whose famous
Southdown sheep are to be exhibited
in this country at the coming Worlds
Fair, ia not only a great landowner and
an energetic business man, but also a
rhilanthropist. He built near his
home in Surrey, England, an expert
mental row of neat cottages for his ten
ants, an ideal school house and q club
house for the people, and his daughter
has q wood carving class among the
tenants. The club house has provision
for billiards and other games, aprettily
decorated social hall capable Of seating
500 persons, and Q library Of 800 OF
more volumes, with numerous period
icals.
MI. Theodore West, one Of the Oldest
railway engineers in England, and at
present, and for many years, superin-
tendent OF the locomotive department.
OF the Northwestern railway OF Eng
land, will be the guest OF the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad az the World's Colum-
bian Exposition next year.
Walter D. Stinson, who has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Augusta, Me-, to
fll the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of the Hon. J. Il. Manley, is a
nephew of Mrs. Blaine. He has been in
the postotice service for years, and is
one Of the most popular young Repub-
licans in central Maine.
The Rev. Joseph Cook has aroused a
good deal Of indidnation by stating that
in his opinion New York is a very
wicked city. Joseph has not yet learned
that one OF the sirest signs of wisdom
in a man is that he does not tell all
that he thinks.
Queen Victoria has sent $3.50 to the
sufferers by the st. Johns fire. 1t
comes heavy upon the old lady when
her stock OF Indian shawls has given
out and she has to go down into her
pocketbook.
Rudyard Kipling will spend the sum-
mer in Samoawith Robert Louis Steven
son, and they will swap opinions on
American newspaper syndicates and
their penurious treatment of brilliant
geniuscs.
Mr.. Daniel Dougherty, the distin-
guished lawyer and orator, Is seriously
i'll al his residence in Philadelphia, He
is suffering from an attack Of maiarial
fever,
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OFFICIAL CALL
For a Republican State Convention to
Nominate q State Ticket.

All meeting Of the Republican State Central
Committee, held at the city Of Parkersburg
February q, 1872, IL was ordered that q conHen'
ton Of the Republican party Of West. Virginia
b. heldin the city OF Huntington. In the county
Of Cabell. on Wednesday, August q, A. 7. lS92, at
1880 O'Clock q. m, TO nominate candidates or
the following named odlces, 10 DO voted for Ut
the electionto DO held on Tuesday, November
Governor. State Superintendent Of Schools,
Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney.General, two
Judges Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals lone ios
tho short term and one for the long tern), aud
also W Presidential Electors at Large. and 10
transact such other business aS the Convention
may see proper 10 do.
Il Is recommended that each county DO on:
titled TO one vote In said convention for each 100
votes, or fraction thereof In excess Of ATTY votes
cast for President Harrison In 1885.
The Executive Committee OF each county
will please take early steps 10 secure 10 us
county proper representation In said eonVen'
ton.
1ieve in the policy OF Reciprocity, Of protection
to American working men. American iarmors:
and American manufactures who favor o SOUND
currency, the upbpllding and development OF
the State, the correction OF abuses in the edu.
cationaL humane aud other institutions OF the
Commonwealth. and economy and reform In
the conduct of several departments OF the gov.
eminent Of the State
". N. o. DAWSON. Chairman
q W ATETSgOH. RhrfeiAFy.
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THE ONLY reason for w. Gepeland's nom.
ination, and the thing that forced his nOmi-
nation in spite of all the e6orSo Of politicians,
was the fact that, in he minds Of he Demo.
cratic masses, he reprssHnts The idea Of free
trade. The platform Is an unmiaakabls
declaration against all parhying nth pro.
lection, Aputsht Democratic party in tie
field as committed 10 Ms policy Of HOeepin9
array epry shred Of a protective dug.-RA.
~ Gtorqe, TIE Ere Trader.
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viii Huntington kindly turn its eyes
towards Petersburg and behold in the
wigwam just about the sort Of thing
the Republican state convention does
not want2 The INrEILlsEScER repeats
the altogether serious suggestion that
in such weather as this a comfortable
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HooD's P1l1s cure sick headache. 5
Two HARVEST Excursions

Via the ChIoago, Milwaukee . 81. Paul
Railway, on Tuesday, August so, and
September 81, 1899.
Where the grasses are kissed by the wand'rlng
And the fields arc rich with the golden grain;
Where the schooner ploughs through b eprairie
seas,
To is destined port on the western plain;
Where homes may never be sought In vain,
And hope is The thEiitieSt plaut that growsi
Where man may ever his riEhB maintain,
For further particulars apply to the
nearest ticket agent, or address VIM.
Kelly, jr., Travelling Pass. Agent, SO
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
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BUDGET.


A Canadian customs officer distin.
guished himself o few days ago by as
sessing a Buffalo Sunday school picnic
party So 80 on ice cream which they
took over into Canada as a part of their
lunch.
A bill Is to be introduced into the
next session Of the Pennsylvania legis.
lature for the creation Of forest reserve.
tons at the headwaters Of principal
rivera.
They have politics of o very practical
kind in St. Joseph, No., where five jani'
tors have been removed for not voting
as the school board desired.
A straw hat and q linen duster have
been worn for forty winters by DR.. S.
B. Victor, of Columbia, Mo.
The Troy Pres the other day referred
to a deceased citizen as having com
pleted his esrth-work."
Ono child in every FIVE in the north
ern half of the United States dies be-
fore it has lived a year.
The New York morgue received 1854
bodies last year. OF these 1N were
never identified.
The blossom of the wild grape has
been adopted as the state flower OF
Oregon.
Queensland, province Of Australia,
owes the largest national debt-$Slo a
head.
Key West, Fla, has a Great-grand-
mother who is not yet forty years old.
The most costly of the metals ID
didynium, which sells at S4,50oapound.
A wild man is reported to be soaring
negroes IN Wilcox county, Ga.
1t is rare to find a blue-eyed person
who is color-blind.
Suez canal is eighty-eight miles long.
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Work at Homestead.

Day by day the working force in the
Homestead mills increases. The COM
pany has announced that under no cir.
cumstances will any new man be dis
missed so long as he gives acceptable
service. Notwithstanding this situa-
ton the Homestead men say they have
no doubt OF bringing the company to
terms. They do not give the substan.
tial ground Of their confidence. To the
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SMILE ANYHOW.

Mr.. jerks: ~ see that a new law in
Alabama prohibits the selling OF liquor
within three miles of achurcho or school
house" The colonel from Louisviile:
CHATS a terrible blow to Alabama"
Mr.. jerks: think so2" The colonel:
Il should say 80. In three years years
there won't be a church or schoolhouse
left in the state."-LJs.
Deacon Jones: Before your hus-
band embarks upon this new en- ierprise
trust lie will ask for Divine guidance"
Mrs. Smith: ut is evident you don't
know John. He wouldn't be dictated
to by anybody."-Boston Transcript
He: "tIad my photograph taken the
other day." She: ayes, l saw it"
He: "Ethel thought it rather insipid
in expression" She: IL don't know:
Thought it very characteristic Of you."
-Harher's Bosar.
If the oficeholder would study the
average domestic he wouldn't feel
nearly 80 humble when he declares
that he is the servant OF the people,
Washington Star.
High church steeples are going out
of fashion. It is proper that they
should, as they have long been a yane
dispIay.-LoweN Courier.
About the only things that are always
in season are tho plug hat and the
pepper box.-Columbus Post
A man who mixes his drinks gener-
ally mixes his speech in the same way.
-Binghamton Republican,
Persistency Is a great virtue. but it is
hard to admire it in a f~y.-Somer1iAe
Journal.
Mosquitoes carry no cash, but bank
upon their bills receivab,e .-GaIreaon
NetUs.
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4 British Wow Of the American Tarilr

a British View of the American Tariff.
Shedldd Daily Telegraph
"chs rromolcrS of the Mckinley tarif
meant IL 10 push forward the policy OF
Amerloa for tn Americans. One method
OF realizing Ii wnS o kesp all work within
their own domInIon% The coantey was to
he made seIf-supplyinIs wha could b.
prod oed At home was NOT TO be bought
abroad. hut was the key.notN OF tho Nc.
KInlsy scheme, and 1t Is wording out the
Idea o. !tsdeGlrnerS with tho preciaion and
effectiveness Of u mnohInc."
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To the HunlIneton convention.

To the Huntington S~ohVehtlo
The Democrats might have done bet
ter, but let no Republican be deceived.
The Parkersburs ticket will get about
the strength of the Democratic party.
What the Republicans must make
sure of is a ticket that will COM
mand the full Republican strength.
Such a ticket can be made. 1t will re-
ouire great care and deliberate judy
ment.
Elections are not won by the hurrah
Of conventions.
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Putting a Clup in the Hands OF Re-
" publicans.

Putting a CLUB in the Hands OF Re-
publicans.
Okey johnson, once on the supreme
bench of this state, wa n Of the fore
most OF the McCorkle boomers in the
convention. With the rest of them he
was determined that the representation
in the convention should be based on
Judge Jennings alleged vote for gov
ernor.
That was the recommendation Of the
majority report from the committee on
basis of representation. In the interest
of harmony the INTELLIGENcER will
quote Judge Johnson's remarks from
the Regiser's report:
He then analyzed the position OF the majority
Of tho committee. aud presented his points In a
mastery manner, and demanded 70 know II this
convention was going to put a club IN the hands
OF the Republicans TO beat out the brains OF
Democratic candidates. This convention does
not dare adopt the minority report. You do not
Cries OF yves. we WILL"
iWIl yoIH We'll, let's see II you will. Your
signatures declared that Governor Fleming re-
celyedS ,275 votes In Ranawha. Ifyou tdrn down
that report and adopt the minority you will! hear
from Il from every Republican stump speaker IN
"Oh, yes. the vote said TO be cast for Fleming
was good enough to serve YOU purpose when
you put your governor In, but yOu did not dare
use the figures in your own convention" That's
what they'll tell you, now will you do TT"
Series Of mo, no. and cheers.
This was not a judicial view OF the
situation, but it was a partisan appeal
that made its impression, and 449 dele
gates voted to say that under the. cir
cumstances the Democratic party in
West Virginia must endorse the fraud
ulent act OF a Democratic legislature.
Republicans know where to find the
club and how to use it.
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Car okey

A new car has risen in American
politics. His other name is okey John
son, formerly of the supreme court of
appeals Of West Virginia. Presiding
over a state convention of the Democ-
racy he took it upon himself to rush
through his favorite for auditor. He
comes from Kanawha county. the homo
of Mr.. Mccorkle, nominee for governor,
and was one of the loudest of the Nc
Corkle boomers. He might at least have
made a show OF being fair tOMr.G Garden.
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REPUBLICAN, victory in the comlng
oiec. on would reiAtd foS y long tim- this
progress of the souud commercial doc
urine. hat underllr thn commercial great.
ness of Great Britain and Hlono maintain
british asceudanoy. London Ereuing Nttp&
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IT is said proudly by some of Mr..
Mccorkle's friends hereabouts that he
spent $4,000 to ecure the nomination
for governor, and will spend a good deal
more to be elected. This will be good
news for the boys who are looking for
these things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-29

THE Democratic convention downed
the state committee on the basis of
representation, and then the First SEN
atorial district downed Chairman Riley
by electing Sheriff Steenrod over him as
a member Of tho committee. What does
all this mean2
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AND Farmer Garden went down, too.
Something must have been wrong with
the combination by the time auditor
was reached. Gardens friends helped
to nominate Mccorkle. Where were
McCorkle's friends when Garden need
ed friendsP
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TIE Mcdonald field Is the most 70
mSrkable in the history of the oil BUSH
ness. Within a year it has put out l2,-
100000 barrels. Notwithstanding, some
good money has gone in that will never
come out.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENcERs FRIDAY, JULY %, 1882

grove OF trees would be infinitely bet
ter than the best wigwam. Men don't
deliberate in a furnace. They just go
wild and do wild things.
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In view Of what Hoods sarsaparilla
has done for others, ia it not reasonable
to suppose that 1t will be OF benefit to
your For scrofula, salt rheum, and all
other diseases of the blood, for dyspep.
STA indigestion, sick headache, loss Of
appetite, that tired feeling, catarrh,
malaria, rheumatism, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is an unequalled remedy:
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Qua Democratic friends had a chance
10 nominate a farmer and good man
Tor governor. They did not embrace it.
III, thoy will take all the farmer votes
hey can get for their nominee for gov
ernor That ia different
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HOT WAVE DoN'Ts.
Don't drink alcoholic liquors.

Don't drink alcoholic liquors.
Don't drink malt liquors.
Don't eat hot foods nor drink hot bev-
erages.
Don't eat animal food, except of the
lIghtest variety.
Don't make unnecessary or violent
physical exertion.
Don't drink iced water. It heats.
Don't wear unnecessary clothing.
Don't go into the sun
Have a quiet mind, a kindly heart,
and take life calmly.
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BAsTrY's Couch and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of long
standing. 25c at all druggists.
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outsider it looks as though their en-
ployment in those mills is slipping
away.
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IN 1900 1 was a conflict of predictions,
now our ndves alries must lace trads Sta,-
la o. aud prices currenL-Prs'dent Harrison.
June q, 1897
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IF the assessor has omitted to assess you,
SEQ to II that you are listed. touw Will BIO dc.
prived OF your vote In November u your
name Is not on the assessors book.
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About the Governors Stolen Seat.
nL.~d - NJ McCorkla'a friandI

About the Governors Stolen Seat.
The greed Of Mr.. Mccorkle's friends
in the Petersburg conventiou-the de-
termination to upset the basis of repre-
s~entation as laid down by the state
committee-developed a very delicate
situation for the brethren.
The state committee based the repre-
s~entation on the vote polled for Presi-
dent in 1888. The McCorkle men
brought in a report basing the repre-
s~entation on the vote poiled for Judge
Fleming for governor, the aim being to
add strength to McCorkle.
The hot debate that followed was
very unfortunate for the Democratic
party in West Virginia, and McCorkle's
friends are responsible for it. To carry
their pointthey put it squarely at the
convention that to decline to recognize
the vote cast for Fleming would be to
admit the Republican claim that Flem-
ing was not elected.
This pleasaved the McCorkle scheme.
but at a fearful cost to the party. On
the question as the McCorkle men pre-
sented it 8s7pdelegates in that Demo-
cratic convention publicly declared that
the present Democratic governor of
West Virginia holds a seat to which he
wa not elected.
This is an honest admission of a
rankly dishonest deed. It has been adj
mitted before in private by honest
Democrats, but it is the first open con-
fession in a convention OF the Democ-
racy of West Virginia that the seat
won by Golf was stolen for Fleming.
The brethren will hear more Of this
before the campaign closes.
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TO REpuhL1oANs.

Itisp part OF tho Democratic plan to ehaI.
lenge the vote of every epublican who has
not been assessed under the new West Vir-
u-nprepaeed.
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A CARD.
Mt. de Chantal.

By speciGl rcqucstt the sisters OF Mt de chantal
have been induced once more TO open their
doors 70 day scholars who are anxious TO secure
the unusual advantages enjoyed by all pupils
ofthiS institution. Mt de Chantal has proved,
beyoud dispute, her right TO be considered a
conservatory OF music, both vocal and inStru.
mental. Her English Department stands slde
By side with her music; aud the modern IAN
gnagcs being In the hands Of competent teach
ers, both sisters aud Foreigners. receive daily
attention. EIocntIon. Dangling and Calisthenics
are special features Of the school Provided q
sufficient number OF day scholars be enrolled
Sisters will run a conveyance free OF charge to
aud from the motor. morning and afternoon.
For terms and further particulars, address
iyl-Nw4P THE ~DIRECTRESS
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READERS of tho IntcIligonoer 60

Ing out of town for the Summer can
have the Intelliscncer mailed to them
for sixty-Hve cents per month, postage
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SOME remarkable cures Of deafness
are recorded Of DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Never fails to cure earache. DGw