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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

siyIl second soiree Of this season was
sio'al on last thursday evening. aud vas, as
fnI "a :, decided success The ever beautl'
MINI x room 81 the De Soto was made
Xl s attractive by decorations Of greens
on ,s 'e ehst end Of the room q large screen
'us graceful bamboo ylpe was formed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

agmretn dkW dayt pha
IS Away %
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Great interest is being taken in the novel
entertainment to be given TOMORROW after.
noon and night at Catholic Library hall for
the benefit OF the Guards.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

J., MT and Mrs. Horace A. Crane enter
;SsIoed at dinner on Wednesday evening
,ase IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. henry Free
c Jhan. This was a pink dinner, and the
sa lar ming young hostess wore gown OF the
s salne color. The guests who enjoyed the
Wpuallty OF Mr. aud Mrs. Crane were:
H. a, eud Mrs. Breeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
ss nS as' Miss Shellusu, Mr.. Godin Howard
ana Mr.. J. Montford schley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

Bishop and Mrs, Nelson at the De Soto and
will be in the city for month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

A bracelet. recently patented, fits the
teuge OF the cuff like binding. or. for even
t 80 wear. adjusts itself and finishes the rim
a. tne glove ct any point on the arm With
.slVage of silver or gold, as desired. There
Ire IRE times when ore feels that inventors,
iAe immigrants, should be restricted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

The annual Charity ball, under the aus
pices of the managers Of the Louisa Porter
horne, will be held at Catholic Library
hall on the evening of Jan. Is. The ladies
in charge will spare no efforts to make this
toll row, as always in the past, a success.
The tickets are already on sale, and the
Indications are that great many will be
sold. Il must he remem bered that this ball
Is for the poor of Savannah aud not Just
for the Louisa Porter home. The
management of this home are Mrs.
Julia Macleod, Mrs. Octavus Cohen.
Mira George j. Baldwin Mrs. W. E. Du-
Port, Mrs. j. J. Wilder, Mrs. John Nisbet,
Mrs. J, F. Minis, Mrs. F. g. duBignon, Mrs.
A. w. Harmon, Mrs. l. B. Tiedeman, MRS.
W. w. Mackall, Mrs. w. F. Scherff, Mrs.
W. W. Chisholm. Mrs. J. e. Habersham,
Miss Kste Brown, Mrs. c. M. Gilbert, Mrs.
a A. whitehead, Mrs. Joseph Ferst, Mrs.
4. a, Elnstein, Mrs. James Moore, Mrs.
Beirne Gordon, Mrs. John M. Bryan, Mrs.
Henry Taylor, Mrs Henry X. jackson,
Mrs 4. z, Moynelo and Mrs. n. z. Brown.
Mr.. j. l.. johnson and Ms. .. ID. MoLaws
we're elected TO ill the vacancies caused by
the res,epations OF Mrs. e 2. Alexander
and Mrs. @. p. Walker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Gamble. who spent
ten days in Savannah. returned co their
home in Macon on Friday.
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Miss Maud Smith will entertain the
Euchre Club on Tuesday evening.
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Miss Mccullough left yesterday for her
home in Marietta after delightful visit in
Savannah. Miss Mccullough was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gibbs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15

Mr.. Miles B. Lane was host at dinner
party on Thu sday evening last at the De
Soto The dinner was given in honor of
Mss Glenn Of Atlanta. and the others pres
ent we're Mrs. William Garrard. Miss Guile
Lawton, MIR. Houston Thomas and Mr..
Walter Chisholm. After dinner Mr.. Lane
and his guests went to the tbeater and en-
joyed Richard Mansfield in Beau
Brummell."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
HANS BbUNr,s BOOK.

II DeaIS with ElsmarcE's Disnissnl-Tn'
side History that VIII Cause Sensation
BERLIN. Nov. 2O.-A further extract
from Hans Blum's Forthcoming book,
"The German Empire in Bismarck's
Day, is published. 1t deals with the
dismissal OF Prince Bismarck 1t says
that Immediately after Prince Bis
marcks interview with Herr Wind
thorst, the emperor sent to Prince
Bismarck the following message:
"rhe kaiser requires that Prince Bis
marck shall not receive members OF the
reichstag without previously reporting
to the kaiser" o,
Prince BismGrcI; replied: "Please tell
the emperor that allow nobody TO have
any control OF my own household"
The next morning, March 10. the en-
peror rose early and went to Prince
Biarnarck's residence where he declared
that he must know every night the re-
suit OF the chancellor's negotiations
with the party leaders. Prince Bis
marck refused 10 comply Nth the em-
peror's demands, and repeated the re-
mark OF the previous night in regard to
the control OF his own household. The
emperor was greatly agltated. He
said: Not even when ! command eou
TO do it as your sovereign y
The prince replied: MY masters
authority ends at my wife's drawing
room" The emperor then demanded
his resignation rs chancellor.
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s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia aud Bhcuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected 10 an alarming de-
gree, appetite iell away, and he was ter.
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucl;len's Amica Salve, and ms leg ii
sound and we'll John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had Eve iarge Fever sores Oh his
leg, docto.l said he was incurable. Ono
bottle Electric Bitters and one nos Buck.
lens Araica Salye cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 5
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THE LEAD DUTY.

Likely that tile Ways and Means Commit
tee Will Not Heed the Pleas OF the
Miners.
WAsmNGroN, D. G., Nov 2l-It is
understood that one OF the items OF the
metal schedule which is to receive an
cyerhauling at the hands OF the ways
and means committee is that which
under the Mckinley law places u duty
vi u cents per pound OH lead ore. Inc
subject has heen point OF contention
eNer since the present law went into
effect. The tariff rate as at present fixed
was bitterly fought durins the Fifty
first Congress, aud it was long time
doubtful whether the advocates OF the
tariff would succeed in getting it put in
the bill. There was then much
stronger lobby present in Washington
on behalf OF both sides OF the question
than there has been during this session.
The silver mines oil Nevada, Idaho,
Utah and Colorado made an especial ell
fort in behalf OF tho tariff at that time,
because OF the fact that much OF the
silver ore mined in those states and ter
rItories contains large percentage oil
lead and it was in their interest espec.
ally that the provision as it now stands
was inserted, Many OF the owners OF
shelters located on Mexican borders
and outside OF the states and territories
mentioned opposed it, as did also the
lead manufacturers. The conditions
are now reversed. The miners are
seeking to prevent and the smelters and
manufacturers to procure legislation.
1t wonld seem that the advocates OF q
repeal OF the present duty feel quite
well assured that the action Of Con.
gress will be favorable totheir course.
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EY.sNcI;ErAHY rkACMY
sass the Policy Was Sot {" Use the Naval
Forces Improperly in Hawaii.

sass tile Policy Was not to Use The Naval
Forces Improperly in Hawaii.
New YoaK, Nov Plan Associated
Press representative called on eS,Secre-
tary of the Navy Benjamin +. Tracey in
the Mills building this morHtng and
asked him Tor his opinion on Commits
sioner Blounts report on Hawaii.
"Well, | cannot give an opinion on it,
a. | have not read 1t rs yet" replied
Mr.. Tracey, but my attention has been
called to Il statement made by Admiral
Skerritt to Mr.. Blount in reference to Il
conversation with me on December so.
Nv recollection OF all that transpred
between the admiral and myself on that
occasion is very distinct. The interview
was formal and very briel. Admiral
Skerritt called on me and asked me II l
had anv instructions to give him. re-
piled that mad nothing further to say
to him other Than what he had re-
ceived in his written instructions.
"ie then spoke about Hawaiian mat.
ters," continued Mr.. Tracy, "and | said
( thought the people OF the United
States were DESTROYS OF closer relations
than those existing At the time with
Hawaii; but | was careful TO mention
that it was matter for the Hawaiian
people themselves to deal with"
al did not use the word annexed,
but the admiral did," continued MIR.
Tracy, land told him that no attoust
should be made by the naval authors
ties to iutimidote, persuade or indu'
enceth Hawaiians in any way, and that
everything should be lett to their own
free will"
Mr.. Tracy would not speak on the
subject any further
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NslO lOrE PJs1 tEtD.l
The wonid.be dictator in the white
house and his secretary OF state have
assumed an attitude toward the nation
in this Hawaiian affair which British
or German premier wonld hardly dare
to present. They deny to the people,
in time OF profound peace, that
knowledge OF the peoples business TO
which tie people are entitled, and
which would not be withheld in con.
stltutional monarchy, The course oil
Grover Cleveland is desponc; it is an
assumption that he is the master, and
not the servant OF the nation; and it is
obviously inspired either by an insolent
Indifferent public opinion or by an APP
prehension OF consequences, should the
entire truth become known.
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THE HAWAIIAN AFFAIR.
His Frown Can't Do It.


Ns,D York Tribns Rep
The provisional government OF la.
wall, having administered the afnirB OF
the island for ten months, not only
without our help. but in spite OF the in.
trigue and menace OF our paramount
person, Biount, having paid OF the
queens debt to spreckels and sent him
about lis business. and having OBJ
tanned from every government repre-
scented ut It's capital full and formal
recognition, is not TO be toppled over
By d irawu from President Cleveland.
II holds its own, and will be dislodgod,
il at all, only by something which Min
lister Willis wants more instructions
about before he sets it agoing. Would
it not be spectacle of national re-:
proach, ut which every American would
color with shame and disgust, to SEQ the
minister who, in their name, has made
such fair pretenses. turn now around
and prove himself and his country
false2 tbs Incredible that an Amer.
lean President could entertain 30 base a
purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

PrrrsBuRGu, Pa, Nov. pa disas'
trous fire occurred at Merrill station on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road at $3.50
this morning, resulting in the total do
struction Of the three story frame hotel
owned by the proprietors, Bradley and
Keenoy, who boarded many OF the men
employed on tho new dam. The FIRE
was discovered at a sliding door between
tho hall and room used by Mr.. Ray
as store and postoltico by the porter
and nightwatchman, McGatiick, but too
far under headway to be exsinguished.
At5:lO the structure fell. There were
thirty.fve boarders sleeping in the sec
ond and third floors, many OF whom
jumped from the Windows and were
badly cut and bruised and burned.
After census OF the boarders could be
taken it was found that the following
were missing:
Jerry Wrenn, boss stone mason, aged
sixty, and son Dan, aged twenty-three.
OF Pittsburgh; John Kelley, Iaborer, OF
Wood's Run, aged forty; Robert stan
ley, engineer. aged thirty-hye, OF New
Brighton; Jamen Hughes, oil Charters,
aged thirty.three, engineer; Barney
Wilker, stone mason, Allegheny.
Henry Wilkef, sou Of Barney, Is badly
burned and james Vim, OF Beaver
Fails, sustained fractured shoulder By
jumping from the third story window.
lie was taken to Mercy hospital. James
Sherer, oil Sewckley, was badly burned
about the tuce. neck aud hands.
The proprietors, Frank j. Bradley
and Robert T. Keenoy, were formerly
dispatchcrs in the Pittsburgh office OF
the Pan Handle road, but built the
hotel shortly after the new dam was
started and have run it for overa year:
The building cost 81 900, and islnsured
in the Continental, OF New YORK, Tor
$780, Five bodies have been taken
from the ruins, but SO badly charred
that they cannot be identified.
At 1880 o'clock the bodies oil james
Hughes, the missing engineer, and
James 7. Miller, 4 laborer Of Allegheny
Civ, were recovered from tho ruins.
Both bodies were burned 10 4 crisp.
This makes seven bodies recovered.
A strong suspicion OF incendiarism
exists, founded upon the fact that Night
watchman 1lcGalIick, and the employe
at the dam who awoke, had passed up
and down the stairway where the fire
started within ten minutes oil its dis
coyery, and no smoke or odor OF burn.
ing wood was detected at that time An
eve witness OF the disaster states that
the scene ut the fire was awful.
When the alarm was given the only
exit, the fatal stairway, was cut oil and
the men on the second and third floors,
awakened suddenly from sound sleep
bewildered and stltiad BY the dense
smoke that filled the building, ran
through the rooms yelling for help,
many appearing at the windows and
begging for assistance. Some leaped
from the windows, while others climbed
out and dropped TO the ground through
sheets of flame pouring from the lower
windows. Some oil tie victims whose
charred bodies now lie side aud side
along the railroad track were seen NJ
the windows, but they soon disappeared,
evidently overcome by the smoke.
Jerry Wrenu, one OF the victims, had
reached the outside OF the building, but
missing his son, Dan, returned to rescue
him. He was suiIoeated in the attempt
and both persisted.
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Some people begrudge the little
money thai au ALLcocE'S PoGoUs
PLASTER costs, and then when they are
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BRASDRETH's Pills contain no irrita-
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CisWldnd Ledder tRtp)
The next steamer from Honolulu may
bring news OF definite action on the
part OF Minister Willis. Then it will
be seen whether the President has toi-
lowed the advice OF his Mngwump
friends in the east who have been
praying that justice may prevail, or Of
the Republicans and Il majority OF the
Democrats who are in favor OF a
patriotic American policy. Whatever
he does, however, lie will succeed in
demonstrating that craftsmanship OF
the Cleveland and Gresham brand is q
novelty in the land which produced a
Blaine and even Bayard.
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P6aais'p5iG Record tDeal.l
Ii Minister Willis have been sent to
overturn the government to which he
is accredited, he has gone about the
duty in peculiarly amicable fashion.
The news we get is precisely the news
We should have expected hut for the
premonitorv thunderings in Secretary
Gresham's letter. 1t is hard to make
the secretary's preface square with the
text OF the first chapter OF Minister
Wills proceedings. Perhaps the pfu.
dent delay OF tho latter may give the
administration needed opportunity TO
revise its first instructions. We shall
see what we shall see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

Loxpox, Nov. 2l.-CharIey Mitchell,
the pugiist, cables to the Sporting LIFE
from Buffalo, N. Y, that the statement
which Jaraes j. Corbett gave to the
Associated Press saying that he Cor
bettl would take chances on being ar
rested in Florida and make test case
OF itshows that Corbett is not anxious
to meet him, as the statement is def"
to the governor OF Florida.
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Is at ali times to attend to the com.
forts OF your family. Should any one
OF them catch a slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at once on
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ono minute.

Sixty seconds often makes a great diff.
ference--a one minute remedy for Bron.
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No family will be without it alter once
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PiRrJlpyA Commercial. Gazette tRep)
II seems irrational to suggest that
Minister Willis was sent without det'
mite instructions, or that he was given
fnll authority to follow his own indg:-
ment. lie Is said to be n prudent and
cautious man, and his conduct indicates
that he knows how TO keep his own
council. There is an uuquestioned pro-
prety in the keeping Of state secrets,
but this whole Hawaiian matter, from
the operations OF Commissioner Blount
down to the epistle OF Mr. Gresham,
has been managed in the dark. Con-
gresswas still i'll session when the PresI-
dent aud his cabinet reached their con-
illusions, and if they felt safe in making
Blounts report the basis OF their action
they should have laid the whole Ques.
ton before that body for its considera.
ton. Mr.. Cleveland must learn that he
is not the government-not even the
most important part Of it--and that the
country has a right 10 know what its
chief executive is doing or proposes TO
do on all great national or international
questions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

PlrrsBURGH, Pa. Nov. 2l.--The failure
of the sheet mill conference to reach an
agreement may not result in q serious
lock out or strike. The differences be.
tween the manufacturers and the work
men are so slight that another effort to
secure harmony will probably be mnde
in a few days. The workmen were will
ing 20 accept reduction in aIi depart.
ments but weighing" and Catching"
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LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Mr Henry Frazier
Walter, one OF the proprietors of the
Times, is dead. Mr.. Walter was u
grandson OF the founder OF the great
English newspaper and was great
traveller and sportsman The deceased
visited the United States upon hunt
ing trip
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FROM Sire 10 SON.

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MORE SMALLPOX.

Two More Cases Develop Among the Pa
tients at the Homeopathic Hospital
PlrrspUReH. Pa, Now 2l.-Another
case OF smallpox is reported at the
homeopathic hospital to-day, the vic
tim being John Sheehap, typhoid
fever patient. This makes six cases in
the hospital SO lar. In Allegheny a
case was developed this morning Ada
Wyiie, aged seven years, was discharged
from the homeopathic hospital last
She was aiiins Yesterday, and this
morning it was discovered that she had
the smallpox.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
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Peculiar situation.
ago hsr OCEAN tRpl

INItUgO INETT VttdN NIttVI
Its certainly matter of public con-
graduation that up to the latest adj
vices the United States has not been dis
graced by haying its navy used to over
throw friendly republic and reinstate
a debauched monarchy. 1t is humil.
iating to national pride to have the
diplomacy OF our President turn ont a
ludicrous hasco. the butt OF interna-
tional ridicule, but that is infinitely
better than to have had that diplomacy
succeed in its sinister purpose.
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A SEVERE sronM

Ranging Throughout the Western and
Middle States.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l,-Dispatchas re-
ceived here show that a storm is raging
to-day from the gull 10 the British pos-
sessions and from the Rockies to the
Alleghenies. In Chicago heavy, wet
snow, the first fall OF the season, swept
down upon the city. East OF here it
was sleeting hard, rendering telegraphic
communication exceedingly precarious.
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A FRIGHTFUL FIRE.
Seven Men Burned to Death at
Merrill Station, Pa,
ARE CAUGHT IN A BURNING HOTEL

And All Escape Cut ora Number
OF others Badly InIured--The Fire
Thought to be the Work of an
Incendiary - ThIrty.nvo Sleeping
Boarders Reused, Some OF Them
Only to Meet Death in "A Horrible
Torm--A Father Perishes While
Trying to Rescue His Son.
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BROWN S IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.

Teacher-Can any little boy tell me
Why st. Peter is always at the gate?
Johnny FergHson--I reckon hos u
LAWN fer dose ielies wat robbed him
ter pay Paul!-PWek.
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MANY people suler for years from
troublesome and repulsive sorea, boils
and eruptions, without ever testing the
marvellous curative properties OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. The experiment is, GER
tainly, worth trying. Be sure you get
Ayers SarSaparilla and no other.