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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-21
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. June 20, 10 P. M.

SYNOPSIS.
At Omaha to-day the maximum tenn Der>
ture was 90, at North Platte, Kansas City,
s.. Louis. Augusta and Fort Smith 90, New
Orleans, Tampa aud Dodge City 90. Mem-
phis. Boston and Jacksonville SSo, Savan-
nah, Norfolk, Montgomery, Vicksburg,
Washington city and Phi adelphia So, Jul
piter, Key West, Fla. and New York city
$40. Chicago 80. st. Paul So. Buffalo 72' a.,
and Cincinnati $40 The minimum temper
AZURE at Savannah during Sunday night
was 10, and the mean temperature
for to-day was the same as the normal, S0o.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
D. N. Today, rainfall was general through
out the cotton belt. The following heavy
falls are reported Greensboro, n. c., 1.50
inches: Millen, Ga, 1.21 inches.
The barometer is lowest in the upper
lake region, and highest along the South
Atlantic coast and over the Florida Pc
uinsula.
At s o'clock tonight clear weather pre-
vailed in the Central Mississippi valley,
Arkansas. Mississippi valley, Kansas,
Western Nebraska and North Da-
kota. Elsewhere the weather was generally
cloudy, with rain falling at Jacksonville.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Continued, warm, sultry weather. with
occasional showers; south to southeast
winds. r II. SMYTH,
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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THE VALLEY OF THE DELAWARE
GREEN PARK HOTEL,

WIhH4IlIN Z lhINh1 N, q
Elevation 4, 800 feet. Scenery grand beyond
description, bracug atmosphere, So is the hot
test day on record. Exemption from hay fever
and malaria. Send for beautifully illustrated
guide book. Address GREEN PARK HOTEL
COMPANY
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Sweet Springs, A SSs2 1rS S9ShEf'

This most popular Of all mountain resorts
will open June is. Elevation above tidewater
1900 feet, Unsurpassed summer climate.
Cuisine up TO highest standard. For informa-
tion sond for catalogues with full particulars.
w. 4. AYRES, Manager
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CALL AND THE RAILROADS.
Ehe Senator Consumes Over Four
Hours in q Speech.

hours IN q speech.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Senate was
m session for four and quarter hours to-
DAY, although the attendance was very
small. Part of the time was given to con-
alteration of bills on the calendar. part to
executive business, and the chief portion to
sspeech by Mr.. Call in support Of the reso-
luton heretofore offered by him for an in
Vestigation of railroad corporations and
their interference in politics and elections.
senators Chandler and Gallinger expressed
tnelr qualification that the investigation, il
authorized at all. as they hoped it would be,
would take in the state of New Hampshire,
the former asserting that it would prove
enat Florida was not the only
state where the evil existed, and
inc latter expressing a conviction that it
would only prove the falsity of the repre-.
sensations made by certain persons in that
regard. No action was taken on the reso-
day.
In the business transacted that was Of
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va

The GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL and COT
TAGES will open JUNE list.
Situated high up In the Aheghanies, 1000 feet
above the level Of the ssa CUISINE up to the high
est standard. Railroad service frst-class. For
information inquire Of all general ticket Offices,
or address B. f. EAKLE.
Superintendent.
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.STRIBLING SPRINGS.

shenandoah Mountains, Va.
ALUM, SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE
WATERS within 500 feet of tho hotel. House
rebuilt with frst-class appointments and a
service of the best. Send for circular.
CHICHESTER & STEWART.
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HOTEL BELMONT. AShaIillR. n. C.
(AshevilIo Sulphur Springs HoteI.)

(AsheVille sulphur Springs HoteI.)
Fireproof Brick, zoo Rooms. elegant new
furnishings New Concert and Dance Pavilion.
Best orchestra and brass band Of any resort
South. SutDhuv and IRON Sprin0s Baths
Fine grounds and rood park. Special electrio
car from depot and city. Perfect plumbing.
Otis electric elevator. Bowling alleys lawn
best, second to none In Asheville A clean house
a speciality. Prices moderate J. b. STEELE
Manager date Mgr. Battery Park HoteD
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IT denotes trace OF rain or snow.
F.d 5hYrH, Observer. Weltaer Bureau.
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DISSERTATIONS taxsn at tls sans moment of
time at all stations for the Morning NHws
SAVANNAH. June %, 1885 p NJ CITY time.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26
Characters Met i'm Travelling.
sd. Louis Post-DIspatch.


Travelling. like misery, makes strange
bed-fellows." said Albert Hunter of River
side. Cal, who is at the Lindell. "In South
ern California and Arizona we have TO put
up with very primitive accommodations at
times. A friend Of mine was telling me a
story short time ago that illustrates what
difficulties have sometimes to be overcome.
He was stopping at small Arizona hotel,
which CHANGED TO be very much over
crowded. The proprietor told him that he
could not give him bed to himself, but
would put him with very nice gentleman
from Petaluma.
BED time arrived, as did also the very
nice gen tleman from Petaluma, the latter in
an advanced stage of Intoxication. Ny
frien0 did not care TO spend two nights on
the floor, neither did he desire the company
o. the Petauma Chesterfield. When he
went to bed he strap ped spur on his heel,
with which he from time to time gave his
bedfeH0w sharp dig. The Petaluman
stood 1t nobly for while, the only indica-
ton OF pain being an occasional writhe, but
at last particularly. agonizing prod caused
him to hop from the bed. Turning a re-
proachful and contemptuous glance upon
my friend. he said: Sir if you were n
gentleman you would cnt your toenails,
curled himself up on the floor and was soon
asleep, while my friend unstrapped his spur
and passed comfortable night"
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"FREsH."

Whether it was the delicaey of humor in
this rebus or the fasein alton of seeing
couple dozen Of fresh eggs in position so
wholly unnatural TO fresh eggs. and in a
place where nothing else appeared fresh to
the naked eye, good many people paused
in front long enough to fully master the
sign. 1t is one Of those queer little all night
shops where mixed groceries. live birds.
coffee and rolls and toys, candy and cigars
are kept on draught. l allude to the egg
sign IN the past tense because the sign IS
there no longer 1t had been there so long
and was 50 cute and was ad-
who pass that way day ard night
that it seems a pity. But tits ever
thus" I've seen my fondeSt hopes decay ="
and that Is what was the matter with the.
eggs. The difficulty Of replacing this nea.
design every day or so, and the warm atmos-
phere day and night did the business At
any rate, one early evening when the pass
ing thr0ng OF o'clock people was the
greatest. two gents" and messenger bow
were getting 10-cent dinner at one of the
little bare tables in the rear, while tie birds
were tittering in the cages. and the gas in
the narrow show-window threw the usual
yellow but kindly glare upon the rebus
below.
"Them there folks is greatly took wild our
eggs, remarked the stout and oeagnous
lady who was putting up dozen for lean
and hungry looking customer. And she
snapped her touSied head toward the win
dow.
Some dirty boys were earnestly gazing
into the window in the foreground. but this
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State hunting grounds. IN the
merical strength. Is as follows !:
|. O. 0. F.

Sacramento Is keeping well to the front in
all that pertains 10 good work and enter
prise. The crack canton. Sacramento No. l.,
does not intend to rest upon the laurels won
at Portland, but to keep moving. Its recent
visit 10 Stockton won unlimited c0mmenda-
ton. The degree team of Capital Lodge
No. 81 recently visited Newcastle, taking
IFS paraphernalia along. Large delegations
OF ladies and gentlemen joined them on the
way, many from Rocklin. Penryn and other
points adding TO swell the number. The
Newcastle band awaited the visitors at the
depot and headed the procession to the hall.
The ladies were received by the Rebekah
Lodge. After work a banquet ana ball
wound up the grand affair.
Templar ReDekah Lodge expects q large
number OF guests at its package party and
art exhibition next Saturday evening. 1t
will be held in Memorial Hall. Odd Fellows
building.
Grand Master Stockwell and Grand Sec
relary Lyon had overlooking meetings at
Susun, West Oakland and at Golden Gate
ana Preside lodges last week. The grand
master has returned to his home in Los
Angeles for a needed rest.
One Of the most enterprisiug lodges In
California is Oristemba No. 354 of Newman.
1t has recently furnished and dedicated an
elegant hall of its own. and although but
three years old has seventy-five members.
Last Saturday evening the brethren sur
prised c. Herring. +. G., the oldest member
OF the lodge. by presenting him magnifi-
cent regalia
The brethren OF Los Angeles have or
ganized a social association under the name
II the Three Lynx Club with 80 members
for social purposes, TO entertain visitors and
make life pleasant Its first officers are: IL.
b. Cary. president; K. E. Ovorholtzer. vice
president; DIR. William M. Boyd. secretary
J. p. Ford. treasurer.
Semi Tropic Lodge No. 81 of Los Angeles
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Knights of Honor.

Union Lodge No. 1895 had an initiation at
its session last week. Among the visitors
who witnessed the work were Grand Die
tator Rourke, Grand Reporter Curry.
Deputy Meyer. p. l.. Archibald and Past
Dictator Balart of New Orleans.
Saxon Lodge will confer the degree at its
session next Tuesday evening. after which
an entertainment will be provided. guar
anteeiDg to all who are present an enjoy
able evening.
The installation OF officers of the subor-
dinates will take place generally in the
suDordinates on the second regular meeting
in next month.
This order which eighteen months ago
was nearly S1,000.00o behind In its pay
men.s. has entirely caught up and is now
paying all claims in thirty days or less
from date. The order has had several
serious obstacles to overcome in its history,
but its Inherent strength and the faithful
ness with which its membership have risen
10 emergencies as they presented them
selves, have proved sufficient to bring il tri-
pmphantly through all troubles. No bust
ness organization, banking or commercial
enterprise could have weathered the Diff
culties which some of its former officials
and mistaken policy mot dishonesty have
caused In this order. The experience of the
past will be of value to all. and 1t looks now
as If clear sailing aud prosperity must be
the record Of the future.
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Knights ard Ladies' of Horor.

Grand Protector Pierson has offered a
prize of a handsome banner to the lodges in
Depu6 Trephagen's district San Jose, to
be presented TO the subordinate initiating
the most members before April 10, 1898. To
the member of Yerba Buena Lodge, of the
same city, who introduces the greatest num-
Der OF candidates during the same period,
the Grand Protector will present valuable
gold emblematic badge.
The district meeting of Palo Alto and
Golden Rule lodges. presided over by Mrs.
M. A. Noyes. deputy, held last Monday
evening. was largely attended anu very in-
teresting. The grand protector and wife,
grand secretary, grand sentinel, supreme
representative American and many others
were present and agreeably entertained.
Grand Deputy 4. Is. Key has called dis
trict meeting Of Pacific and West lodges to
take place on the FIRST Tuesday In Feb
Iuary.
Equity Lodge of Sacramento will hold a
reception on the evening OF January 4. The
grand secretary and other officials of this
city will attend.
Grand Protector Pierson and wife, Grand
Treasurer Maher. Grand Secretary Carlton,
Mrs. Heilbr0n and Mrs. Cohen of Bay City
Lodge attended the district meeting Of Gar
den City and Triumph lodges Of San jose
last Monday evening and witnessed the
most creditable competitive drill of the
teams OF the two lodges ever performed in
the order The honor OF being the most
perfect, according to the ritual. was awarded
" Garden City. but the team OF Triumph
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THE HYDRAULIC RAILWAY CAR.

a company at once. Several moneyed men
have already decided to take the matter in
hand. and Mr.. Craw says that he is sure the
patent will prove success.
Mr.. Craw was smoking a cigar when a
World reporter called at his Office yester-
day. There was a contented look on his
face and he pointed out the drawings of his
invention with pleasure. Mr.. Craw is a tall
man and appears like Senator. He denies
that he ever wanted to be statesman, and
says he is contented to be scientific man.
"Do you think that your invention will
take the place of steam and electricity ?o
was asked.
swell, now, will tell you all about the
patent. am reasonably certain that neth-
er steam nor electricity will be In it little
bit. In the first place, can propel train
of cars ut speed of 100 miles al hour,
and the beauty of the whole thing is that
will be no noise or vibration.
"The tracks will consist of iron pipes
about two inches in diameter, through
which freezing mixture will be pumped
1t will cause the moisture in tho atmosphere
to condeffse and CONCEAL on the exterior of
the pipes. thus making slippery surface
on which the cars will slide. The cars
won't have any wheels and some people
are sure to wonder how it can be so. They
VIII have concave shoes which circle half
TOunu tue icy tracks. ANY NUMBER oil cars
can be coupled together and a dummy at
the head of the train will furnish the motive
power while going up grade. The dummy
can easily control the speed while the train
is slipping down grade and bring it to a
standstll quickly. On the bottom OF the
dummy brushes will be placed in order to
keep the tracks from getting too large for
the shoes.
1.-THE motivs power will be furnished by
water under pressure of 600 feet second.
Tho big main through which the water will
be forced will lie midway between the pipes
containing the freezing mixture. The main
will bave two rows OF MAJ Is. one of which
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Imnroyed Order OF Red Men.

Degrees were conferred last sleeps by
Pohonachee. Seminole and Modoc tribes.
Adopti0ns were had by Sotoyome, Os-
ceola, Winnemucca and White Eagle. The
latter holds an open meeting next sleep,
and will entertain its friends and guests.
Great Sachem LOWE was busy among the
tribes in this city last week. officially visit
ing Pohonachee, White Eagle. Manzanita.
Osce0la and ModOc tribes. The great chief
Of records and other great chiefs accompa-
MED him upon these visits. and the council
fires burned brightly.
j. c. Scott. =. S. of No. 4, who passed
away recently to the happy hunting grounds.
was buried with appropriate ceremonies
by the order on the 17th.. Tahoe Uniformed
League acted as funeral escort.
The new ritual and floor work Is now in
the hands OF many of the tribes. The rest
will be supplied before the close OF the
present moon.
j. W. Maher, G.. c. of r, recently visited
Delaware Tribe No. is. upon the occasion
OF the Delawares occupying their new wig
wan, which has recently been elegantly
furnished and decorated for their use. He
was warmly greeted by a large assemblage
OF the warriors. many being present from
Dutch Flat and Auburn, among whom was
j. q. 5. Filcher. After two adoptions and
some long talks a feast of corn and venison
wound up the powwow.
The membership in thes several great
State hunting grounds. IN the order of nu-
mqricai strength is n fnlfnwa.
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celebrated its first anniversary by musical
and literary entertainment. The hall was
filed with Odd Fellows and their families
and friends. The programme was very in
teresting and consisted OF Tenditlons by the
Baldwin children, Miss Pearley Gleason.
Miss Sehoneman, Professor Haugh and
Professor Lowinskie. Past Grand Over
holtzer was presented with an elegant book
case by the brothers OF the lodge in neat
speech by +. G. Bulinch. The entertain
ment concluded with q social hop.
The general relief committee has made a
new and most agreeable departure from
former customs, and will hold its annual
banquet and reception the coming anniver-
ssry on different principle. The banquet
will take place at the ST. Nicholas Hotel on
Tuesday evening. January II. and ladies
will be eligible TO be present. This de-
cision meets with unqualified commentator
from the old members of the order. espe-
eially the Veteran Odd Fellows, and il
is thought that quite number of these old
argonauts will be present at said banquet to
show their appreciation of the great practi-
cal work Of this committee, which does an
amount of personal visitation, attention
and relief to stranger brethren, the equal
of which is not known to be- performed by
any humanitarian organization in the world.
Dinuba Lodge No. 3S1 was instituted on
the 10Th by a. nj. Drew, special deputy,
assisted by Past Grands J. Williams, L.
Barris and S. Reed, at Dinuba, Tulare
county. Many VISITORS were present from
neigh boring lodges, and the following were
installed as its first officers: Henry Furteny.
n. e.; James r. Williams. V. G.; Andrew
SorensoD, secretary; James w. Travis,
treasurer. 1t was cold night but merry
occasion. A banquet concluded the festiv-
tiles.
Unity Nc. 131, the picket lodge. Sixteenth
and Valencia streets. is having good meetings
and next Tuesday evening will initiate two
candidates.
San Lorenzo Lodge of Santa Cruz will
mark the holidays by presenting a So gold
piece TO the widows of its deceased men,
bers. A pleasant way TO show their sisters
that they are rememb ered.
THE San Francisco CALL says: California
stands at the head in the Order of Odd
Fellows in proportion to population and in
the ratio of its payments for relief. And
we think the statement true. "-Michigan
Odd Fellow.
Next year the cornerstone of the new
temple tn be erected in Philadelphia will be
laid. 1t is to cost $780, GOO.
The name of the Grand Lodge of the
Lower Province Of British North America
was changed to the Grand Lodge Of the
Maritime Provinces by the S. g. l..
The abolition of the expensive Army
Headquarters will have a tendency to instill
new life and yigor into the Patriarchs Mill
tant.
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Aucieut Order of Foresters.

The ball of Court Apollo was success
The entertainment and ball of Mystic
Circle and Court University at Berkeley
was well attended and the audience enjoyed
the exercises from beginning to end.
+ Star OF California, at Sausalito, will have
a Christmas tree festival on the evening OF
January 8
Justice Circle is doing large business
1t makes nothing Of six and seven applica-
tlons per session.
Court Twin Peaks, with Twin Peaks
Circle. made a point on their union ban
Quet.
Pride OF Potrero installs in public at the
Opera-housa, P0trero. January 6.
High Chief Ranger Beaver and High
Court Secretary Boehm have been visiting
the subordinates
Twin Peaks Circle had sixteen applica-
tions last meeting
Minerva Circle initiated three last meet
ing. and several applications pending.
Courts kensington and Twin Peaks have
joint debate on hand.
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was common there. 1t was the fast inereas-
ing group of respectable looking people that
stirred the pride of the shop woman just
at that moment the wicked BOYS outside
raised h Comanche yell, while the we'll
dressed men and women sniggereG and:
laughed outright aud looked inside the store.
as If it were afire. The messenger boy at
the table gulped down the dregs of his coffee
and hurried out
"Hully geei'' he cried as he rushed back.
again and Kissed in the ear of the proprie-
tress. sits a chickenl' :
go long wild yer foolin'." exclaimed the
woman. :
Its a live chicken tryin' to born hisself
in de fresh aigs!' Kissed the boy like heavy
villain.
Any lingering doubt was instantly re-
moved by renewed demonstration outside.
The lean and hungry customer who had
just received the fresh eggs in q bag and.
set the bag down on Il barrel, put the
change in her pocket and went Indignantly
out OF the store.
In the meantime tender little fiedgliug,
having burst the bonds that separated it
from the busy world and possible broiler,.
had paused upon the brink of the adventure
and was looking with mixed curiosity and
alarm at the strange spectators. 1t wasn't
quite certain but that there was a mistake
somewhere. though the poor innocent
didn't seem to know where 1t was.
The old woman did, however, for she
turned off the gas and slammed the door;
looking daggerS at the crowd that fastened
laughingly away. When the light was
turned on again the rebus of fresh eggs"
had disappeared
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Orders will be Filled they Received

will open forward and the other backward.
The water is turned on by levers inclined
to the surface of the road.
when everything is ready to start a
compressor bar on the dummy is screwed
down until it connects with the noZzles On
the water main which open forward. The
water spurts out and strikes the cups with
terrific force. While going up grade the
compressor bar will be screwed down SO
that it will turn on the full force OF water.
"a brake viii work on friction rail laid
on one side of the rail. The pressure is
kept mp in the main by pumps stationed
along the line, the speed Of the pumps being
regulated by the pressure OF water. The
water which has been used falls into a
conduit and runs back to the pumping sta
ton, whore it is used again. During the
cold weather the water will be heated be-
fore it is pumped into the main.
''The water Issuing from one of the noz-
Zles would pierce man at distance of
three feet. Samson couldn't cut the stream
with big sword. l shall test my Invention
within the next six months"
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The Thin Woman Is Leading.
St. Louis GIobe-Democrat.

81 Loulo OiODc-DthoCIal
''Did you noticethe lady who just crossed
the hall 2" asked the center of a group of
loiterers in the grand parlor. Fine look
ing. isn't she?' I'm, not always" re-
sponded one Of the mammas. $50 much
depends on the fashion. l have known her
by sight long time, and have been struck
by her dependence upon the whims of her
dressmaker. You know one lady may be
slight, and the clinging drapery and the
full sleeves are all In her favor But wait
ill the stout lady comes along and then see
the difference. Whew! There she comes
now. Lookl This is the reverse side.
Would YOU believe any ore idiot enough to
be made such guy of? Why can't there
be two fashions-one for the stout and one
for the thin? Natures law, reckon; one
leader for q drove of sheep or flock OF
geese. The thin woman is leading just
now. thays ALL"