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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09

signal note and the reverberAting
arches give back chord. Amid the jang-
ling OF echoes we step ashore, are dazzled
by the artificial rainbows spanning the cas-
cades, listen 70 Roaring River for a moment,
climb the Hill OF Fatigue and strike up
Nancy Lee" as the Great Western, with its
rudder 70 the starboard, heaves in sight.
We are travelling through Ell Ghor reckless
OF its proximity to the seaports. Here is
Suicide Rock. so christened because it hung
itself" We take dinner In the shade in
Flora's hall This and Martha Vineyard
and Diamond Chamber are the really beau
tltul parts or the cave. Every gem of the
old-fashioned garden and modern green
house, from the sunflower to the last rose Of
summer, is found crystallized in quartz.
OF course, long before this, the disconS
tented have made themselves known.
They have tried to prevail on the
They pretend fatigue, but say after
ward they we're afraid they would miss the
hop. Altogether superluous information.
The guide hasn't been studying human
nature to no purpose. 1t is as invariable as
the rocks. That's an old song. ladies. and
have heard no other kind all day long. You
can stay here with the boy who brought the
dinner, IL you like. until l come back, but
as for me, | takes all who wants to go, II
It's only one, jamb up to the end"
Over the Rocky Mountains we scramble,
some of US actually crying over our bruises
yet never thinking that one way to keep
from getting burned is to quit playing with
fire. We have made up our minds to touch
the end, and there 1t ia with two jumping
off places, dangerously near. Back we go
over the same route as far as Echo River.
We now cut short the journey by Chamber
ing from cliff to cliff over ladders stretched
across the abyss. Audubon Avenue to the
right of the main cave, famed for its mil
lion of bats in the winter, and even now
not entirely deserted, is the last object of
interest. We overpower the guide by vol
untAry contributions of small coin. OF
course we do not bride him, but, like
true Kentucky gentleman, he simply for
bears to pry into our pockets after surrep-
titiously concealed specimens.
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THE LADY OR TIE TIGER.
Burmese Women Think the Puzzle
No Puzzle at All.


4
No Puzzle at All.
From the New York Recorder.
The Karens are tribe in Upper Burmah
who have been partially converted to
Christianity. They we're never idol wor-
slippers. for they had strange tradition
that white man should come in a white
boat, with a white book, which should teach
them about the great spirit whom they wor-
SHIPPED
Miss Evans, a cousin of Frank Stockton,
and a missionary OF this tribe has recently
returned home. She expected to pass the
summer with the Stocktons. but Mr.. Stock
ton was ordered abroad for his
health, and they passed each
other in mid-ocean. She tells q
story in regard to the famous Lady or the
Tigerp She used to tell this tale over and
over again 70 the Karen women as they
gathered about her, their bright, dusky
faces full Of intensest interest, and each
time when she came to the question: (which
was itf' the answer invariably was 1.-THE
tiger" Their ideas OF revenge was such
that they could not understand love self
sacrificing enough to cause the princess to
save her lover at the expense of her own
suffering.
Miss Evans wrote Frank Stockton about
this, aud he replied: II have received many
letters from notable men and women, by
which felt greatly honored, but when
heard OF those heather Karen women, al
most at the ends OF the EARTH listening to
the story, l said: THAT is fame"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09

Courtaulds Crepes.
Bordered Nunsveilings fer Mourn
ing Wells.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09

IT Is RUMoRED that Carl Schurz viii write the
political leaders for HarDer's Weekly. now that
MIR. Curtis is dead. Something may be lost In
polish by this change, but nothing in force, says
the Philadelphia Record. Mr.. Schurs is vigor-
Gus writer who has enjoyed fine opportunities
Of political education and experience.
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THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY OCTOBER a8s2TwELvE PAGES

This Season we have set out to accomplish pur-
pose, and we confidently think have attained the
end of desire in the most perfect manner possible
namely, in having the largest, most complete and
finest stock of merchandise ever brought to Savan-
NAH We only ask of you that you and that
state nothing but absolute facts" We would also ask
you to bearinmind mentioned
1st Our stock is all fresh and new; this seasons
purchases. Nothing poked out from basement or attic
and sold as goods.
End. Our stock contains more novelties and more
exclusive patterns particularly in Dress Goods than
any other house in the city
3rd. Onr goods are all marked at popular prices
and will be found more reasonable than similar
goods be bought for in any house in the State.
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Made Wells.

Sole Agents for 'Jouvin's Kid
Gloves, best fit, superior finish and
newest shades.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-06

Embodying the genera. rules, definitions And pflu'
cipies Of law as given in BIaekstone's Conn
mentaries and the standard works %
Pleading, Evidence, Contracts tn4
Equity Jurisprudence, al combi1ed
and published IN the form Of poeker
edition for the conyenicnee 81
Students and Practfouerss
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-06

University Of Virginia,
Summer Law Lectures mine weekly
begin 7ths July 1892 and end 9TH SEPT.
Have proved Of signal use, list, to stu
dents who design to pursue their studies
at this or other Law Schools; End. to
those who propose to read privately !: and
Sd, to practitioners who have not had
the advantages of systematic instruction.
For circulars apply Up. o. University 81
Va, Charlottesville, Va to JoHs r
MINOR, Prot. Com. and Stat. Law.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-06

stock for the Spring and Summer Of 1902 ready all
departments will be found especially complete and attractive
FOR CLOTHING TO ORDER we offer all the new materials
popular in London present with increased facilities for
executing orders with the least possible DELAY
The particular exercised by the manufacture and
novelty MEMS READyADE extend
ed Bos and exclusive
Styles while the time, the necessity for moderate prices has
not been overlooked
The season promises many novelties in the way Of NEcKWEAR
FURNISHING GooDs which impossible particularize in this
space /##.
Samples and rules for seeaement together with suggestions
fdesired, will be sent application
location block from Madison Square convenient
the leading easy from pcpa railway stations
in New York and vicinity, . ..%
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The hottest region on earth is on the
southwestern coast Of Persia. where
Persia borders tho gulf OF the same
name. For forty consecutive days. in
the months OF July and August. the
thermometer has been known not to
fall lower than one hundred degrees.
night or day, and often 20 run up as
high as one hundred and tsventy vi eht
degrees in the afternoon. AZ Bahrin,
In the center OF the torrid part OF the
torrid belt as though IL were natures
intention 10 make the region as un.
bearable rs possible. no water can be
obtained from digging wells one hun
dred. Two hundred, or even five hundred
feet deep. yet comparatively uumer-
Gus population contrivc 20 live there.
thanks 90 copiOus springs which break
forth from the bottom Of the gulf more
than mile from shore. The water
from these springs Is obtained by
divers, who dive 20 the bottom and hll
goatslin bags with the cooling liquid,
and sell ~ for living. The source Of
these submarine fountains Is thought
90 be in the green hill Of Osman, some
five or six hundred miles away. N. ".
Weekly.
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TnllibiIity.

The necessity which teachers are I'M.
der of being perfectly sure OF their
statements or else OF being not too
positive in making them was illustrated
recently by an incident OF actual occur.
renee in public high school. A pupil
was reading during a recitation in Eng
lish literature while the teacher. with
no book in his hands, and with folded
arms, walked up and down the recitn.
tion room.
Hypocrisy, says La Rochefoucauld.
is the homage which vice pays ~. vice, -
the pupil read.
THAT is very true. said the teacher,
"but don't say homage; say 'omage;
the h is not sounded"
" omage," said the pupil obediently.
Read on. now"
Sir" said the pupil, may I please
read the note at the foot of the page?"
You may do So
The pupil read; "Homage In pro-
nouncing this word the II is frequently
omitted by uueducated persons II
should always bc sounded"
In some eases there is absolutely
nothing 90 be said. and on this occasion
the teacher said il. Youths Compan.
ion.
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DEAD ITALIANS.
Now Orleans Hold Responsible
for Their KILLING.
Damages cisimea IN sums or Thirty rh..-
ss""i "a" Bach cs>.-six suits Have ueea
c"scf~d aud More WIN Follow Tho
Grounds Tor Damages Stated.

NV ORLEANS. March ii.-Suits were
MED Thursday in the United States cir
cunt court ov attorneys representing
the heirs of six of the Italians slain by
The popnlacc Mt the parish prison ON the
WITH of March last. against the city OF
New Orleans; claiming damages In the
sum OF $4,000 in each case. The petit
ton alleges that the death OF the men
resulted from n conspiracy. aud that no
propcr steps were taken To protect the
prisonerS though the purposes of the.
conspirators were well known The
heirs OF three OF the men live in Sicily
aud one Ia Rome Tho residences Of
the heirs of two of the men are not
known
The other suits fled together with
that of Grimando's ca. MarchcsO fam
lily arc oy Joseph Trahina and wife. of
'ontessa Entcilina, Sicily. the parents
OF Ntnccnzo Trahina, who was In iail
awaiting trial when killed
Eiuscppi Granfortonc. widow of pictro
MonaStcrlo. and her four minor chill.
drcn. residents Of Gaccarno. Sicily.
Maria DE Simonone. widow OF An.
tonic Scanidi
Widow Giovanni Abagnatia. residing
In Palermo
Mother of Antonio Abagna,ia tpar.
nct,o)
Carolina Laz4aro, widow OF Rocic
Ccraci
The rest will follow soon or In tho
Interim between this date and March IA.
The grounds FOR damages i'm each ease
arc - follows.
l. Tho wcli-groundcd terror and anx,
icty OF mind under which the victim
laborcd prior Co the onslaught. which
IA fully worth the sum OF -. 600.
= The great mental, bodily pain. suf
fering and agony which preceded or nc
companicd his death. which are fully
worth the sum OF s.. 600
q The earnings aud savings which
the said defendant. who was a healthy
strong and able-bodicd young man,
might have realized during his natural
life had not the same been prcmaturcly
cut OF. which are fully worth the sum
OF $40 900.
4. Exemplary and punitive damage.
| for the failure OF the city of New or
leans TO give and guarantee and sccur.
TO said deceased the protection OF III,
ana person To which he was entitled
under the federal and state constitu
tons and general laws Of the country
rs well rs under the special provision,
OF the treaty entered into between tho
Kingdom of Italy aud the United State,
OF America on tho o6th of February
1871, and ratified November II. 1871. n,
Washington, ID. G.. which are fully
worth the sum OF $40. 600 Total
/ Gun non
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WIT AND WISDOM.


We have Two ears and ona tongue,
that We should hear much and say lit
| tie. --Zeno.
tented without riches than with them
Rams Horn.
Getting In pickle IL not apt 20
make man look we'll preserved -
Yonkers Statesman.
Every sickness Is little death.
will be content 20 die oft. that may
die once we'll Hall
The thorn Of plenty Eever falls
20 the lot Of the man who takes plenty
Of horns "-BostOn Courier.
When you are betting on an abso-
lutely sure thing. save out five cents
for car-fnre home. --BOston Post
The only man who makes much
capital out Of what he doesn't know Is
the expert witness. --Elnira Gazette.
The conceited man Is the only mar.
In the world who IL sure OF OEe admirer
who will never go back on him. tchi-
son Globe.
-Woolen shirts and broken fve-
dollar bill must be made Of the same
material, judging from the way they
shrink. Danville Breeze.
If the parlOr rocking-chair could
talk u would put a stop % much Of the
Rrumbling about crowded street cars
Binghamton Republican.
Partial Approval r. Ethel showing
her engagement riigj --''Don't you ad-
mire his taste2r Maud--''Ye- "a far
as jewelry IL concerned. ~. Y. Sun.
-Yabslcy Wonder what l. their
idea ia making this schweitzer cheese
go fun n holes2' Madge-'Guess they
thought II needed little fresh air. -
indianapolis Journal.
1T IL not considered good form 70
give up your seat In the street ear TO
the young woman whose new bracelet
shows mp In high relief as she elings 20
the strap Boston Transcript
One reason why the children thirty
years ago were 80 much better be-
haved than those Of today L. that
the people who tell about Il were chill
dren thirty years ago. - Atchison
Globe
Leap Year Did r. Toni "a. =
long time IN doubt whether Miss goods
would think favOrably 81 my suit, but
its settled AZ last Dick-Yes such
things often come 20 pass in leap rear.
L NAtarA DIME
VIII Not Lend Wash Tubs Mrs
Blaek--What do you think u our near
neighbour Mrs. BrOwn-TbaCs lust
what think u her Mr2 Black
/ What2 MrN BrOwn--That she's near .
--YarlSec Blade
= Leader - ses young Legs IL
/ here tonight yes. he il invited
everywhere. IN fact. he IL now looked
upon a. a leader tn his set why.
they say he has no brains" "Hshasn't
but he Is one 81 the best dsncers in so
| cicty. ~ y Press
-iie-XOu can always tell when q
women has told al she knows atout .
piece Of neigh borhood gossip. She
how2 He-She concludes with. n
stcuid ~ glad 20 tell you All about Il.
but my lips are sealed ~. Y. Herald.
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Opening of,h. r.r,g n.h.,.

WAsnINGToN. March 10 The tariff
discussion OF the Fifty-second congress
opened in tie house Of representatives
Wednesday with preventative Nc
Millin (Tenn.) as the leader OF the tar
III reform forces. and Representative
Dingley (Me as the defender OF the
Mckinley law. Despite the well-lxnown
fact that discussion Of the tarifT il
mainly matterot comparison OF stats.
ties and figures; that IL is. in its essen.
tial features. but presentation OF ap.
parently irrefutable. yet totally ire.
concilable views the galleries were
well crowded long before the hour 90
the opening and the public interest
manifested in the debate was greater
than on any previous day Of the ses.
qfpu
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OHIO AT THE FAIR.
Estimates Presented TO tn. state Com
mission for Amount of Money aud space.
Required.

'Sumh"H Presented To the state Com
mission for Amount of Money aud spac.
Required.
COLUMBUS, o., March ii.-At the
meeting of the Ohio Worlds fair com.
mission the standing committees were
called on for estimates of the amount
of money they will need for their re.
spective exhibits. The responses were
a. followsi Arts. 81, 900; forestry. s.. 600;
Horticulture. $4,000; household work.
$500; journalism, $500: live stock,
$4,000; mines, 81, 600: statistics, $500;
popular promotion. $500 l.. II. Bon
ham suggested that the various com.
mittees make an estimate of the amount
of space required 10y each for the Off
cial exhibit from Ohio and the follow.
ing were the responses: Agriculture.
1000 square feet; archaeology. $500
square feet; education, 900 square
feet wall space; forestry. 1000 square
feet The secretary was instructed TO
make the necessary application for the
space desired. A committee, consisting
OF Mcssrs. Black. See and Jones was
appointed 10 consult with the attorney
general in regard TO the question ns 10
whether alternates can lie considered
members OF the board Thursday after
noon the commission held an executive
session TO consider the selection OF a
director, or executive commissioner -
as the officer Is technically designated.
The officers Of the commission were fin
ally appointed n committee TO make the
selection. They will probably report
within few days
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Sojourners in barbarous countries
find the natives illustrating their talk
with comparisons which sound rather
grim 10 civilized ears An employee Of
the Congo Free State writes that he
had in his servjcs a blacl, man who
was almost always accompanied by an
ape, Of whom he seemed very fond
One day The native appeared without
the animal.
''What have you done wish your
monkey asked the white man.
Monkey? Ne eat him ugl"
"You ate him! Are monkeys good 20
eat, them"
"Um-taste same like white mani
said the negro, with an air Of keen APP
probation. Youths Companion.
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Ngw HAvgS, c.. March 12-Three
men entered the home Of Albert Dcns.
low, In Hamden. a suburb 81 New
Haven, bound and gagged Dcnslow and
"a man named Monk. who boarded In
the house. The men caught Mrs. Emily
Johnson Denslow's sister. tied her
hands behind her. and carried her into
q bedroom adjoining Here they raw.
ishcd her repeatedly. The men were
IN the house two hours. and all this
time Dinslow and Monk lay helpless on
tho floor, and were unable tOrcnder a..
sistance Mrs Johnson's injuries arc
quite serious She is thirty.niue years
old One Of the men has been caught
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wheat Combine Can 90 nIrh, on.

ST. PAUL. MINI. March 1.-THE
Legislative committee Investigating the
alleged wheat com Dine discovered that
II was powerless 20 effect what the franz
ers Of the law under which II works in
tended &. NJ Amsden, a prominent
Minneapolis elevator man denied the
committees right 20 inquire into the
matter OF prices. Reference 90 the law
showed the correctness OF the position.
and the committee Is powerless 20 pry
further into the workings OF the al
legged combine except by oluntary tes-
timony.
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John l.nIl CrltIol.c.r.

LONDoS. March 10. In n leader on
the education Of American men and
women the Telegraph says that the
latter are far superior in keenness and
Independence 81 Thought In refer.
ence 90 Mr. Kings article in the
Forum, the hope is expressed that
Americans vii not allow them
selves 10 become victims OF hot
house educational schemes. which
might produce a few mental monsters.
but probably would be most effective
in overcrowding the asylums. 1T Is
more important that the western far
mer should be good judge of turnips. "
says the telegraph, than that he
should Ky ow how 20 extract cube
root -
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NEw YOnK. March f2--In regard 10
the reported consolidation Of the lead
ing type fouudries Of the United states.
through q syndicate backed largely ~
English capital, the president Of which
is Robert Allison. Of Cincinnati. 10 was
said Friday that the bills Of sale have
al been made out and filed with the
company aud in nearly all the cases the
terms have been finally accepted In a
day or two The cash payments Of one
third Of the valuations will begin.
The company has moro than s. 900, 900
now in bank in this city for the pur.
pose,
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NEw YORK, March 10 The Herald
Buenos Ayres dispatch says that saenz
Penaux declares that he viii adopt
measures 90 restore metallic currency.
Gen. Boca will sail for Europe when
Saenz Penaux enters upon his duties.
Numerous frauds have been discovered
In the recent Sunday elections Con.
gress will be asked 20 declare these
fraudulent elections null and void
Claudio Vicupa, who was elected as
Balmaceda's successor and who wns
compelled to fly from Chilli. Is prepare
ing a pamphlet on the CHILEAN civil
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OTTAWA. Ont, March ii.-Laura
Louisa and Mary Augusta smith. two
elderly maiden ladies. daughters Of
Laura scc0rd, who won fame al
Queenstown during the war Of 1879
~ overhearinQ the discussion Of the
plan for the surprise and capture Of
a detachment Of British troops and re
veaiiug - after a laborious Journey
through an unbroken country. causing
the capture of the American party
have pctitioned the Dominion parlia.
ment for relief, they being destitute.
The grounds for the petition are Laurs
Secord's services 70 her country.
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INDEPgNDEScE. Ia. March 1.-THE
Independence Driving Park association
announces the progressive futurity
stake. 90 be trOtted by two-year-olds,
foals Of 1922. at the summer meeting Of
1894. To the amount paid by the nomi.
majors the association will add go. 900.
and 10 is predicted that - will be the
richest stake ever offered in this coun-
try FOR either trotters or thorough.
brcds. somc persons predicting that IL
viii reach fully 100000 The entrance
money is only fifty dollars and ~ this
only twenty five dollars Is due ND n
within one month Of the day o. the
race
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ISDEPgNDESce, Ia. March 10 BE.
ginning Tuesday night with small
cyclone and continuing Wednesday is
the worst blizzard and wind storm
known ut this station for years. Bust
ness and traffic OF all kinds Is suspend
ed Impossible for man or beast &c
face the storm.
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attained with less danger than now at
tends the comparatively slow travel of
ordinary methods
The speed of trains on this new rail-
road. IL is claimed. will not fan short
of hundred miles an hour. and even
at that velocity the danger will be very
little, on account of the lightness of
the tram, and the precautions which
make collisions impossible. No fuel
or water will be carried, rs the power
VIII be developed ut n central station
located near the mouth of coal mine
somewhere near tho center OF the road.
No heavy machinery will be required,
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treaty win Franc. Concluded

PARIS, March 1.-THE French for
eiRn Office announces that the CONNER.
ciai treaty with the United states has
been concluded. The hitch in the ne.
gotiations regarding the value OF the
articles 60 be- mutually admitted free
Of duty WAS overcome by the friendly
attitude o. both parties 90 the treaty
The value % the free articles Is fixed Il
. 600 600 francs annually.
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LoSDoS, March 10 IA heavy snow.
storm prevails in London and many
other parts Of the United Kingdom.
DUBLIN. March i0.--tt has been snow.
ing heavily IN the northwest part d
Ireland since Wednesday night
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sho--i wonder why leap year has an
extra day IN it2
iie-oh, suppose Il Is 70 give the
girls that much more ehaars --Indias
Apolis Journal
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Ordered 10 the pehr,ne s.s.

WAsmSOroS. March ~ Secretary
Tracy has ordered the =. q s. Ranger
into commission on April e She will be
under the command OF Commander ~
y. Nichols, and will do duty in Bchr.