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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
TWO BROTHERS DROWNED.
While Trying to Rescue Another Brother
They Were Carried Away

ALLENTOWN, July 24.-This evenins
4eorge, Willie and Lewis Schray, son 8
ct George A. Schray, aged l3, IL and Il
years respectively, were playing along
the Lehigh river, near their home, in
his city. and Willie fell into the
stream. The other brothers, while try
ing to rescue him, also fell into the
r-ver
Several men who saw the boys strug-
G ing rendered assistance and Willie
WAS saved, George and Lewis were
drowned. Their bodies have since boon
reco erred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
Only Three Pigeona arrlve.

NEWARK, N. j., July s4.-So far but
three of the pigeons liberated at
Chicago last Saturday have arrived at
their lofts. Yesterday afternoon at
5:45 o'clock William Books bird entered
the loft on Magazine street. To night
at $40 o'clock William Bodwell's bird
arrived, and 6:a7 William Bennett's got
here
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
Tho Beat Yat.

NEW upright piano, ~ octaves, full
size, warranted five years, with nice
stool and cover, for S175. This ia one of
the best bargains ever offered. Hard
times make low prices. Payments made
easy. Write for particulars to Hobbie
Music Company. SO Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
BECOMING SKILLED lABORE9S,
Death of the Founder of tbs
Trade Schools.

Colonel Auchmuty Was Ono Of Those Pa
cnifar Christians Who Nevor G,st Their
Right Hand Kno-~ What THOR Left
Rand Ia Doing-Hs Has JHss Passed
Away, But He Eeaves an Everlasting
Monument Behind Him,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia; Fair, winds shift
Ing to south and warmer
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25

You can buy wall paper at cents per
roll and upwards ct the e. a. Stewart
Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
JAS.S. GROVES & Co.,
Real Estate Rental and Loan Asn'ts.
1903 CAMPBELL STREET.
ID. Il, BARBOUR.
Drowned by the oap.izIng of a Boat.

3 ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 24.-The
overturnnig Of the sailboat Golden off
Broad creek, below this city, this even.
ing. resulted in the drowning of young
man named Newmeyer, from Washing.
ton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

I6IieBItch ser Saubftummet am 20. W(at
1891 5,184, 283; 6terbpn ipradbert 1925
1856 6aS 0euticbe ais 6amiIienipracbe, bon
BEN iibriaen 655, 947 &inbern 3. }. runo
128 b. $. bagegen 561 400 IN t3rer 6antt7
lie nltr cine nt6t oeutlcbe Spracbe uno
81, 1872 cine iolbe unO oe1tlob. Den 9roB7
ten Nnt6etG Ser 8~rembipra9t9en i~tele1t
natitrlicb Sic Bolen; 495,O23 &tnoer
ipreCben rur polntib, 1866 polnti9 lno
beutId. @tel lbfpdc6er itnb fbon 9Gnet
pertreten; aQer6ingS finoen itcb aucb IN
ienen @rcnSftri9en mod 23,303 St1toer.
Sic nur bGniib ltnb Bios 1888, Die oGnti6
nn6 Deutib ipreden. Sir Die benz 9eutIbz
t6um tpentqer gefa6rlid6en Spra6en er8tbt
Iib folgenbe 9teibenfolgc (ote 3ttter Der
&lammer 6riidt Sic 3abl 0erer aus, Die
neben t6rer Tamilienipra3e nocb bent1D
re6etem: littauti9 1865 (6891) u1onlt
ilapilb" Hob Q54O, tpenoti6 1O,488
(3O94), fafiubii6 1865 (344), frteti9
1852 1863, maQonii9 1916 G4), v1onlt
nicbt bettib" 1890 Q632).
@tne notwithstanding 6teier Grmtttez
Lltngen nit g~leic6artigen bonn Sabre 1886
ftbrt al benz erfreultcben @~rgebntB, BOB
inter BEN 5,O82, 252 S9ilern ban1alS
655, 573 nit ausi6lieBIt6 ooer tbetlpetle
nicbt beuti9er SamiGienipracbe arl9e9eben
fin6. Sanab tpdre I'M @ar8en Die Ser
breitan9 Ser Srembiprabigteit urtter ben
S6ILern int 9ergletb 5ur Nn3abl Oer1elben
srtriiGgegangen. l1nb bteicr GId9an9
ipir6 nocb 6ertltd6er nacb IuSi9altung
9erer, Sic 8pei Spraben iprecben; benin
1886 1praben mod 563, 729 S3ller IN
i6rer San1ilie ausiblteBItcb cine ntcbt bentz
1he Sprocbe, 1891 a6er MIR 561,455, mGb@
ren6 iicb iberbtes Sic S9iLer3abG um ettpa
2 b. s.. permebrt bate. Inter ben point
i6en S6iilern I'M 8eionberen bat bte
belttlbe Spracbe in ser Q8etie Sortl9rttte
gcmabt, baB 1886 mod 503,0 64 &inber,
1891 aber bloB no6 1913 ,598 NIT polnti3
lpraben, bagegen 1886 ppGnti6 unb beuti6
", $40 un6 1000 tint Sabre 1891. Nub IN
Set bGnt16enS 6ulbeDDIferung macbt 1tcb etn
Giidgon9 bemerfbar. Cine NuSnabme btloen
tt 9eDt11em Gimme Die @erben unb Die
,1onftt9e1 Slapen"; BET tbnen lit Die 3abl
ser in Der Tamtlie auSl6lteBlt6 tpenoti6
iprecbeltben &inber bon 1851 auf 10,488
geitiegen un6 bic Ser tpeltbt1cb unb beuti6
Iprebenben BON 4419 auf 1894 9efaHen,
cine ouffGQige @ribetnung, fiir Bic augenz
blidli6 cine eiutpanbsfreie @rfldrtn9 nod
nid6t porlie9t. SeIbtperitdnbliB Iernen
ale 6ieie frembipracbigen &inber IN Der
S9ule AUDI bie beuti6e Spracbe ltrlb merz
BEN 6ieier 6tnlGngli6 mdbtig, 10 baB B. 8.
Die polnil3 iprecbeltbe 8epDlterung eoange1
lilcben 8efenntntiieS bem &~onfirrnanbel7
unterri9t IN benti9er Spradbe foLgen fann;
bon biel er &enntniB i9cint aber bis gum
NATURALIZATION Glitter pieber ie6r oteG Derz
loren Su geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
SET Sett Se01tiWett+

9te 8rager 8pbemta bat bon Benz Getz
1enben 9r. So. @la1er etn SBretben aus
2(rabten erbalten, BENT tptr Solgenbes ett7
tebmen: SIS mar DDrduS3u1eben, 'DaB
nacb faft bteridbriger Ibipefenbeit Die Gidz
febr bes Tcftb 6ulein (@laier) na3 Oen1en
BON ietnen SreunDen ntbt uttbemerft bletz
ben tperbe. Sn Ser Sbat itefte itb Der.
&et6e nacb @tner Inn BEN Mn6ern et1t, t6etlS
16pn am Mege, tbetlS INT Cana, Tim mir.
ei11e1t @iQfDmmengruB 81 biete1t, unb tpo1I
altb ult baS itbltcbe @ei6enftn @mpfang3u
nebmen. y@oS pon Dir fommt, lit gene6tn"
(Efsch jedi minak makbuD 9eiBt eS Da.
ieben Sag 5ebnz o6er f%inf8e6nmal, unb ser
Seft6 6uIein fennt sic @ebrdudbe'~ 6es
8e6utnenlanbes 81 gut, ais baB er it6
alterprDbten Sreun6en 9e9eniber elmer
9an6eSittte ent3ieben tpir6e.
Stcie brapen 9taturfinber fennen fetner
9oftor, feiten BrofeiiOr, fetnen Torib<
ung8retienben; fit ite eriittrt nur Ser
Wteni6, Bet Sreunb unb Der Setn6. Sci
ctbtItltrten Nationeu, Bic it6 regelrecbter
Ge9ternn9en erfreuen, geniigt Elm offi5teIes
@infitbrun9 i3ret6en. Die 8eamtenidbaft
unb al3 Bic 8epDlferung reipefttren iolcbe
bebOrbltcben ~Nnoronungen o6ne @ettere5
unb es bebarf burcbaus fetner perlDnliGen
8e5tebungen unb Sreul16i6atten, INN aus
aufommen unb 1~eilten Nrbetten un9elt0rt
8u pbIie9e1. go lit es au6 in ser Siirfet.
Die Se0utnen aber 1tnb BON Der GtDtIt=
1atton nod nt6t 10 tpeit beledt, baB fte
tDtIlen nltroen, mas etn StaatSgebil6e lift,
nnb 10 finb tie benn audb in t6rem ganSen
Sbun un0 2alien an0erS geartet, ais tptr
artten &itoer Der entnerDten un6 entnerz
Detben Civilization. Sa, ais Satan IeBbin
iDteDer 3ltnt erlten Wtale metn 3tmmer be-
trat unb nit ber 9ansen @ucht ieiner reiz
aenben Observation-Disclosures auf micb
etn1irmte, ba fitblte icb MIDI btelem So6ne
ber BilontB 9egeniiber tpabrbaft flein.
9lsfer fam nit ieinem S6bncben 9(i6b an
gerIft, etnert faum 5e6niG6rtgen &ndben,
Ser iib gar itramm prdientirte. Ser fleiue
&erl mar e 3ebnteL nddt, ober feline
1cbnetbtge 9ienbtlie, ote er ant 2etbgiirtel
trug, tpuBte ct gar pader gu ban66oben, 70
nader ptc feline 3unge, SebeS &ort ioB
tpie eite mo0laelungene Gtart, fur3, icb
bate meine SreuDe an benz Stngen, 6eifen
erltere 9r0Bere Neile, cine 9tetie ndb Ben
Bergen, bem Seftb 6uiein gait. Gcrftebt
1tcb, bob tb i'm BON &opf 31 SUB 1elt alsz
f~tafftrte, mas in Sana, ne6enbet bemerft.
nit anoertbalb Warta1gb Sbolern All
betpertlteutgen lit. Sin 6emb aus buffet
blau gefdr6tcr einbeimii9er 2etneman6.
Elm Sub (&opftucb) unb eth @~iirtelmeiier
iammt bolserner S6eiOe, baS lit .6te gez
lcbeerntg, Die etten naften 8e6utnerz
1un9en 6immel6ocb SIT ~6egliGen permag
ltno ibn t6atid6ti6 gum @cgenitanbe 6eS
ytetoes aller ietner aomeraben macbt,
90 fanen tie 9lle, bon gtab un6 Tern.
User nlbt perlonli9 eribeinen tonnte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

ite1te ficb briefli9 Elm, nit oft grauenerrez
gerber OrtbDgrapbie. Gin &abiLenicbeifb
pber etn 8ebutnen6duptLtng beracbtet Sic
S9reibf1nit unO @ele6rlamfeit gerau 70
ipie ie0eS 6anbperf. gu lolcben gernetnen
8erri6tungen 3ie6t ct Sen Stammes>s Sefi6
6era1, gep0bnli9 eilt nerbummeItes Moz
ibeengente, bas nun fir elen6es 0eputat
I'M Stamme baS Md66er fir 9Qes abgtebt.
Ser Seftb tit Sdret6er fir 9GQe, Defenders
fir ben S3eifb, Oann 8orbeter, 8rebtger,
9aufbote unO taft aub Observation-Disclosures
9aB ein ioI3er StammeS zSefi6 nidbt gu
Ben gele6rteiten Wdnnern 3Gblt, 1T 1el6ftz
.berftGit0Lt9, u1tb ebenfo felbitperitGnblib
lit eS, baB ct, Ser bas @iirtelmeler nur
pro forma trd9t, nit Nteman6em Nn6ez
rem, als NIT Ser 0eebti6ret6ung auf &riegsz
fuB fte6t. 9teie ALIEN iebt t6mt gu ltn6
giebt ibm 8u i9affen 1tnb ibr aIetn ltefert
er alGtdglt9 bic granddaughter @efecbte, BET
benen BET Seft6 ftetS Sieger bletbt, tpd6z
renb Sic photographic in Der 0tegeL cine
totale Nte6erlage erlet6et. @inen Iolben
8rief erbielt ib aus 6em GabGerLar16e
BON et1em metner b~ortt9en Sreunbe, Benz
S6eif6 beS i%tarfiten 8ebutnenltammes iez
1er @e9enb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23
sremOfpra@tstett 1T 9remsem.

Q8ie oiel i'm beuti6en 8aterLanbe mod
3t ber6euti3en lit, urb mas Die bisberigen
8eriude barin tpirtli6 g~eIeiftet baben, baz
riiber giebt Bic i6ulitatiitii6e @%rbebuns
iiber bic Srembipra6igfeit ber S3iler in
ben nie6eren Scbulen in 9reuBen i'm Sabre
1891 etn onlhauLibes 8il6. 9ieie Sta@
tiff beriffic6tigt Bic Samtlieniprabe Der
S6iler un6 giebt BON ieber S3ule an,
iuiepieL Sbiler berlelben in tbrer Santtlte
nur belttib, nur polnti6, polnticb uno
beutic6, NH bduti6 II. ~. iprecben. Sn
Der G~rbebung mar NIT ~@usnabme Der Der
D2ilitarDcrpaltung unteriteaten nieberen
6cbulen bus gciammte nie6ere S9ulpelen
8reuBens, 6Tentlit6e tOie 8rtbati9ulen,
iopeit IS fitt Die icbulpli6tige 8eO0lterun9
in Iragc fortmt, eutbe5ogen; tie tit al1o IN
i6rem Grge6niB nic6t BLOB i3ulpoLitii3
ullb ,itatiitii6 BON Sntereiie, i%onbern 3et9t
unS aucb, maS mir BON Der @nttptdlun9
Der fremDen GationaIitGten in 8reuBen I'M
9erlaufe Ser nddbiten Sabre gu ertparten
ba6en.
Nab 6er pStatiitii9en &~orreiponOen3"
betrle bie @eidmmt5a6I aaer Scbiler Der
angege6enen S9uIanftaIten PreuBe''s alsz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-23

baGt", un6 6a in europa bas S3ifial bes
einen Staates itnnter eng NIT DEM oes
an6eren per6unben lit, 10 tpdre es etne
1nenti6ulbbare 8ermeliea6ett, ipollte man
beute @ntes firote ndblte 3ett p%ropbe8eten,
@ielletcbt fommt baS Suite aber bob
ltnber0offt un6 IN Der SttQe ber Nacbt
6enn mir 6aben 1898 nit etncm Sonntage
ongefangen un6
v@s lebe 6as Sonnta9S>S abr!
A. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

as IL had been sung in all the ages Of the
tribe since its beginning.
Calmly seating himself on the stained
rock, Loriug continued his song as two
members Of the Light Horse bound his arms
and feet and bandaged his eyes. Not a sign
indicated that he feared the end. AS the
six men stepped forward from the ranks If
the relatives of the dead woman and adj
vanced to the place where they would fire
the fatal shots the song Of the doomed man
swelled forth In increased volume. The
rhythm of the chant was ia unison with the
ringing of the steel OF the locks Of the guns.
and then the men took their stand, ten
PAGES in front of the condemned. The song
continued, and then there mingled with ii "a
roar as the six guns belched forth their
loads at q signal from the captain OF the
Light Horse. The song was stilled, and the
body of Elias Loring pitched heavily for
ward and lay quivering on the ground at
the edge of the death rock.
The work was we'll done, and with the
death Of the murderer was wiped out all
the stain, and the body was treated with
the consideration due a dend member OF the
tribe. The whole tribe joined In paying a
tribute of respect TO the dead man and he
was buried with the hcnors that would
have been accorded him had be died IA bat
tie. The decree OF the court had wiped out
all blood feud between the two families and
all were united over the dead murderer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

was only one fire IN the year 1891. There
Is really no water system here, and when
ire starts the Turkish soldiers take axes
and march out as If they were going to
parade They never run to a parade. They
have at their barracks for use in the CITY
one tub holding about half barrel and a
small pump with about twenty feet OF
leather pipe. But this apparatus is never
used, as they never have any water. When
the soldiers reach fire they smash up
everything they can with their axes AS
the garrison is changed every year, it is
probable that not one Of these soldiers in "a
hundred ever saw fire. A photographers
shop burned in 1891 and soldiers stood within
forty feet Of it and did not even give an
alarm.
In 1891 Bombay had s2l, 1914 inhabitants
and covered IA ,246 acres. Most of the build
ings are frame, depending upon timber
framework for their stability, the spaces in
this frame work being filed up with
masonry, mostly brick work. No houses
having their external walls of plsnks or
other inhsmmable materials are permitted.
There are So, 1913 buildings in che city and
an average Of "a persons TO a building. The
city has steam fire engines, with many
hand fire engines, and paid department OF
$50 men. The number Of fires in 1890 was
only So, and in 1891, IS. In 1891 the CON
sumption of city water was only 10 gallons
day for each person of population, about
one-sixth the average for Chicago.
The city Of Hong Kong has nearly $50
600 people, II 900 OF them being British, but
that element dominates, and has given the
town the best OF water works and a first
class fire department, with steam fire en-
gines for both land and water service. The
work Of building the aqueducts, tunnels
and reservoirs for the Hong-kong water
supply was simply prodigious
The city of Bangkok, Siam, with 6Q0,0 900
people, has no system of public water sup
ply, no law regulating buildings, no insur-
ance on buildings. In the walled portion of
the city no fires occur, the buildings all
being Of brick and cement. Outside these
walls the houses are of brick aud bamboo,
one-story high, and many are floating
houses upon the canal
The cities of Australia have pretty much
al that is modern 10 the way of fire ap-
paratus. The houses are almost entirely
built of stone and brick and rooted with
stating or iron. Melbourne has 300 hremen,
four steam fire engines, with hand engines,
ffty-hve stations and II, 900 feet of hose.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13
BE CAREFUL.

Be careful of your manners, they Indicate
your breeding
Be careful of your thoughts, for they form
your life
BE careful of your actions, for they reveal
your character.
Be careful Of your associates; you are judged
by the company you keep
Be careful Of your family and your friends;
they are the best gifts the Almighty can give
you.
Be careful of your health; it is a blessing that
can never be too highly valued; it is simply
priceless.
BE careful of the first signs Of a cough, cold.
or weakness; they are the foreruuners of dis
ease
Be careful in what way you counteract a
cough or a cold and remember there Is nothing
which does it SO we'll as a pure stlmulaut.
Be careful that you secure the right stimu-
snt and bear in mind that the best authorities
agree that nothing equals pure whiskey.
BE careful that you secure the purest and the
best, and remember that doctors and scientists
agree that no whiskey equals Duffy Pure Malt.
BE careful that you take this great prepara-
ton promptly, and In a systematic manner.
Remember that "sutch in time saves uine'
and that your health and happiness may de-
pend upon il.
Be careful that you are not persuaded TO
take something else which may DO called lust
as good by your druggist or grocer Insist
upon having Dufy's Pure Malt, which is the
only pure. medicinal whiskey in the market,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13
How Gresham Took the Oath.
Rrnr1 TIM IN icrrn Mann Record.


Judge Gresham repaired to the state de-
partment about 3 o'clock. The officials had
not expected him, and there was consider
able agitation over his Informal arrival.
Official red tape is very abundant in the
state department, and tue swearing in Of a
new secretary is usually attended with all
manner Of ostentatious formality. IL was
expected that Judge Gresham would keep
up the record. The officials had got ready
to receive him tomorrow morning. They
intended 70 assemble all the heads Of bu-
reaus. assistant secretaries and high officers.
Then a venerable Bible was 20 be produced,
and q department. relic, who has a record Of
"swearinR in twelve secretaries, " was 10 ad-
minister the oath.
But Judge Gresham made short work Of
all this programme. lie walked into the
secretary's office recently vacated by Mr..
Foster and temporarily occupied by Acting
Secretary Wharton. Assistant Secretary
Adee happened 90 be near and dropped in
But there was no time for assembling the
heads Of bureaus aud bringing forth the
venerable Bible and the venerable swear-in.
80, any notary public will do to admin
lister the oath Of Office" said Judge
Gresham. "He is just as well qualified as
any other Officer
Col. Crook, one OF the white house execu-
tive staff, who happened TO be present. was
a notary public, 90 the ceremony proceeded
without any further fOrmaltty. Judge
Gresham raised his right hand aud repeated
the oath after the notary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

A Missionary .-Heunessey-Poor Doc IS
a terrible drunkard. Pepper-Yes; and
yet be has done great deal
OF good in the world. Hennessey-Howl
Pepper-AImost every time he gets drunk
he swears off with some one, and now and
then one Of tie fellows be swears off with
keeps his pledge. --Fttck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AaRCULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA. March IL, 10 P. N.

?
SAVANNAH. GA. March IL, 10 M.
SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature for the day
was 10. and the minimum ~ the mean
temperature being 81, or q above the
normal.
At s O'Clock p. m. storm Of ordinary in
tensty conferred 10 Nebraska Cloudiness
was reported in the extreme west and
northwest, with snow falling at Bismarck
and Marquette Cloudiness was also re-
ported throughout the lower lake region,
with rain falling at Buffalo.
Generally clear weather prevailed south
Of the 4Oth parallel. The lowest evening
temperature reported was l90 above zero at
Bamarck, n. D., and the highest ~ at
Palestine, Tex, and Key West, Fla. Light
to fresh variable winds, generally north
westerly, prevail along the Atlantic sea
board.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity is:
Fair, followed by showers Monday evening
or night; slight changes IN temperature.
winds becoming southerly.
p Il. SNYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Office, PalI0T and Bedroom Fur
litIIG. Showcases, Gas
Stoves, ETC.,
AT AUG TON
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
C. H. DORSETT. AuCtiOneer,
WIN sell THIS DAY, II O'Clock A. N. at Ia
Congress street,

LADY'5 DESK, ANTIQUE DESK, STAND
ING OFFICE DESK. BUREAU and WASH
STAND. MARBLE TOP TABLES DESK and
BOOKCASE orCHINA CLOSET, ROCKERS, Or
GAN,RoCKERs, STRAW RECLINING CHAIR,
OFFICE CHAIRS, DINING ROOM CHAIRS.
GRUBBING HOES, WARDROBE, EXTEN-
SION TABLES, PIANO. BABY CARRIAGES.
MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES, FOLDING BEDS,
SHOWCASE, BAR CLASSES COTS. GAS
STOVES, SCALES, STRAW HATS, LAWN
MOWERS, COFFEE ROAsTERs, and lot Of
odds and ends
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

JAMES W. HYATT. who was United States
treasurer during MIR. Cleyeland's former ad-
ministration, is suffering severity with govt at
his residence in NoFwalk, Conn. Owing to the
nature Of MIR. Hyatt's malady it IS generally
understood that he can never again be- restored
TO complete health although with careful treat
ment the family believes he will live many
years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

LEWIS HALL, farmer. was shot a. Hartsville,
Montgomery county, Tennessee, recently, but IL
is evident he was not born to be killed. lie has
survived mora accidents in his eventful career
than would kill 8 dozen ordinary men. He was
once shot through the body with rife ball has
had both arms and both legs broken in q run
away, was blown away in q tornado was terri
bly, cut mp with knife In gambling scrape
and only last year during row received blow
from an ak which broke out a piece Of his skull
Last OF all, he was shot through the mouth and
Jaw with shotgun a few days ago. Just before
the operation Of removing the shattered law
bone began q preacher wanted to pray with
Hall, but he was told his services were not
needed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13

OLD GRAvELY-If you do not care to be my
wife perhaps the prospect OF being a rich
young widow might tempt you.
Minnie teagerlyl-O, Mr. Gravely If / were
only sure / could trust you.-Delr0ft Free
Press.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-13
MEDICAL

a corrective, a regulator, a gentle laxa-
tive. They're the smallest, the easiest to
take, and the most natural rerledy-no
reaction afterward. Sick Headache, Bill
ious Headache, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, and all stomach and bowel de-
rangements are prevented, relieved and
permanently cured.
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local f1reca7t for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight March ID. 1898: Fair
followed by showers Monday evening or
night; shght'change in temperature; winds
becoming southeriy.
Official forecast for Georgia: Fair; vari-
able winds; warmer in Western Georgia
Oomparisonor moan tenDeracurs at gavan e
nah. Ca. March II. 1928. with the normal for
the daY.
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MISS MABEL BEsANT, the sister Of the famous
novelist. is perpetuany on the road with her tri-
cycle and thinks nothing of a spin OF thirty or
forty miles
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The Royal College Of Physicians Of London
has adopted a bylaw that no fellow or mem
Der OF the college shall be- engaged Ia trade or
dispense medicines, OF make any engagement
ply of medicines or practice medicine or sur
gerry In partnership, by deed or otherwise, or be
party to the transfer Of patients or Of the good
will OF a practice, to or from himself for a
pecuniary consideration % The San Francisco
County Medical Society has adopted the follow
ing resolution; That any member of this So
ciety whose name shall appear in the daily press
describing his professional powers in an unpro-
tesSional manner, and who cannot give satis-
factory explanation Of the same shah at the
next meeting be expelled from the society"
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FTindicatos trace of rain OF snow.
2. X. SdYrH Observer Weather Bureau.
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