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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-10
CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

1
J. L. wHATLEY, President.
W. G. WooDFIN, Secretary.
HOMEESEKERS' MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION.
The thirty ninth regular meeting of the
Homeseekers' Mutual Loan Associa ton will
of Whitaker and ST. Julian streets, THIS
W. G. CAM, President.
W. B. STUBBs, Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PEOPLE, HERE'S YOUR TICKET.
Don't Mind the other Fellows.
They Are Not in 1t,
Only They Don't Know 1t!
For Senators
HON. GEORGE soHwARz-
For Members of the House of Represen-
tatives;
Jacob Bigler, PHI Fitzpatrick,
Nat c. Pearson.
For Members of the Executive Commit
tee:
Neil Gildea, Martin Cooley,
Julius Kaufman, Henry Suffer,
j. Harry Behrens, Martin G. HelmkeD
John Stahmer, I've Hall,
II. w. Readick, Michael Shelly,
Fred Freelong, william Vollers,
Andy jackson, p. McMurray,
Cord H. Hoffman, John f. Hoffman,
Fred Haar, j. Howard Scherer,
Daniel Deignan, Fred ID. Lang,
Jacob Schoen, Michael S. Hansen,
John Ripke, John NJ. Asendorf,
j. W. Seay, John T. Wade,
Patrick Finn, James Finn,
Henry Garwes, John Ohseick,
John Murken, william Diers,
Richard Whelan, Henry Gerken,
Emanuel EIchholZ, Martin w. Suffer.
For Delegates to the State Convention:
Thomas Angltn, j. II. schmiedeberg,
William II. Cole, William Reilly,
George Bolbridge, Henry Schroeder,
Jerry Doherty.
For Delegates to Congressional Conven-
ton;
Vim. Mccormick, John 81. Immen,
Patrtek Cain, James j. Egan,
Martin Haar, Conrad Schwarz.
This ticket is the unanimous nominal
ton of the MEYER BEER CLUB, and is
bound to win; in fact, cannot possibly
fail, because all of the nominees are fine
looking men, and drink only the purest
and best beer that has yet been served in
this worthy town. Indeed the fact is,
none have ever needed doctor since
they have begun drinking the great and
only MEYER BEER.
Respectfully.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City Treasurer's once,
Savannah, Ca, July /, 1894.
The following taxes are now due
Real estate, second quarter, 1894
Stock in trade, second quarter, 1894.
Furniture, etc, second quarter 1894
Money notes, etc, second quarter 1894
Also water rents for six months in advance
from July /. 1894.
Upon all OF the above a discount of 10 per
cent will be allowed if payment is made
within fifteen days after the first of July,
c. S. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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MEETINGS..

MEE llN0Ss
oGLETHORPE LODGE NO. 1, I. o. o.
A regular meeting Of this lodge VIII be ned
THIS EVENING at $50 o'clock
Representatives to the Grand Lodge will Re
elected. Also First Degree will be conferred.
JNO HALLENBECK, N G
JAMES VAN BERscHoT, Secretary
CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
A regular monthly meeting Of the assoeia-
ton will be held THIS Tuesday EVENING
at s:15 O'Clock.
Pr. GLEASON, President.
J. NJ. THOMAS, Rec. Sec.
SAVANNAH BENEVOLENT AssOCIA-
TON.
The annual meeting Of the association will
be held al the Long Room of the Exchange
THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON, July II. at
O'Clock c. B. PRITCHARD, Secretary.
THE sOUTHOvER LAND AND IN
PROYEMENT COMPANY.
The forty-ninth l4ethl regular monthly and
the fourth 9TH annual meeting OF the South
over Land and Improvement Company viii
be held al the once Of the president, No. lis
BRYAN street. THIS Tuesday, EVENING al
s o'clock.
J. L. WHATLEY, President.
W. G. WOODEN, Secretary.
HOMEESEKERs' MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION.
The thirty ninth regular meeting Of the
Homeseekers' Mutual Loan Associat ton will
be held at the Office Of the treasurer, corner
of Whitaker and st. Julian streets, THIS
EVENING at O'Clock.
W. G. CAM, President.
W. B. STUBBs, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-12
SPECIMEN GASES.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism. his stomach was disor-
dercd, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elcc.
trio Bittcrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,,
had a running sore on his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well John Speaker, Ca
tawba. o., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was in
curable. One bottle of Electric Bit
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SUPREME CouRr.

Much 'pnhIicsintossst had attached
to the eieoiion of a new Court oi Ap.
peals for Virginia. Tho matter had
been pretty thoroughly canvassed
whcn the Democratic caucus met ON
Friday last There MAS ut no time
any fear of an interior court, for any
# tho parties nnmed would bave been
cohsideiedi .persobally. qualified, but
there was much rivalry among the
friends of the candidates. .. The court
will consist of:
John A. Buchanan, of Washington;
Geo. NJ. Harrison, OF Augusta; John
Nj. RELY, of Halifax; IL III. Oardwell.
of Hanover, and Ja:nes Keiti,, OF
Fauquier.
When tho caucus mot sprimary
election" was held] to decide as to
what candidates the Valley and
Southwest should present, aud Messrs
Harrison aud Buchanan were chosen.
While many were disappointed in
not getting their respective favorites
through, everybody admitted that we
would have an ideal, model court.
The honors were distributed about
ne evenly as possible with regard to
the sectional divisions.
Cardwell, Keith, Rely md Buchan
an need no introduction to tho pub
lie. Their nanes are familiar to all
Virginians. Mr.. Harrison is not as
well known as his associates OH the
ticket, but he is none tho less nn able,
worthy man. He is regarded as ono
of the beat equipped lawyers in tho
Valley, and is IL man of spoticss chur
ncter.
The ages of the nominees are as
follows: Keith, 55; Rely, SO; Blu.
chauan, AZ; Curdwell, AZ; Harrison,
46.
Judge Keith has been on the bench
about 20 years, and it is said that
in recognition of that long service
and the fact that he is the oldest
member, he may bo made president
of the court Mr.. Cardwell, it is pro.
sume6, will be tho resident member,
which position pays $1,000 per year
The other Judges will receive So, Goa,
except the president, whose salary is
$4,000.
The now judges will go on tho
bench The first of next january, and
will serve twelve years.
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FREE ORES.

In view of the prominence given
iron orc aud coal in the discussion of
Il tariff bill somo figures and statis.
ties on the subject of ,hese products
may prove of interest. Twenty i've
states of this union yield 15,OO0,0OO
tons of iron ore, the valuo of which
il about $37, ,5OO,OOO. The value of
the pig iron produced in this country
from this ore is 1892, ,000,00
The value of iron ore by states in
1889 was as follows: Alabama, 81.
457,314; Colorado. $3.50, $40; Con.
necticut, Maine and Alassachusett is,
S27S.S88; Delaware and Maryland,
1854, ,4G8; Georgia and North Carolina,
S3l7.372; Idaho and Montana. $140,.
CAT; kentucky, $l33,s35; Michigan,
Sl5,5S6,3G9; Minnesota. S24G4, ,419;
Missouri, Sl70,457; New Jersey, 81.
352,i00; New Mexico md Utah, 500,
956; New York, S3,028, ,676; Olio,
8515, l4S; Oregon and Washington,
$40, 1893; Pennsylvania, $3,Ol5, 100;
Tennessee, $629l54; Texas, SIG,l29;
Virginia and West Virginia, S89l,.
1856 Wisconsin, Sl,798,627.
1t will he seen that Michigan loads
oil Of the other states in tile output
OF ore. Pennsylvania is next in or
der, Alabama is third and New York
is fourth. In 1891 Michigan pro
duced 9,l28,00l tons of red and
brown hematite and magnetic ore;
Alabama gave 1,996,830 tons of hem
atites; Pennsylvania mined 1922,
S28 and Now York 1,017,21G tons.
The output of these four statos was,
therefore, $10.403,975 tons. and that
of the remaining twenty-one of The
lron1producing states was 1919, 2G3
tons. The total production in 1891
was, therefore, 14,59l,l78 tons. In
1880 the total production in the
United States was 7,12O,3O2 tons,
ard in 1870 it was 3.031 ,83l tons.
1t will be seen that iron ores are
well distributed over tho United
States However, in 1889 nearly OF
per cent of the total output came
from east of The Mississippi river,
and some 70 per cent Of it all came
from north of The Ohio and Potomac
rivers. The Lake Superior section
produces more than bali Of Tue entire
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'rho Wholesome Eaucntor Of Millions.p
"Thc Wholesome Educntorof Milions.r
Srmi,Centcnnial Volume.
NEy YORK LEDGER
For Fifty ycarn the Ecadrg Iluotrntcd
National Family Weekly Paper OF
America

CON NrhlBurORS OF TIE 'TEDGER ="
Tho following gives only n rartinl Iist
of tho distinguished writer's who will con
tnihnto 10 tho Ledger during 1894:
Edward Everett Hale, MrH. s9Ballington
!iooth, Hon. James Bryce. Olivo Thorno
Miller, George Kcnnan. Mary Kyle bal
lHa, Mary Lowe Dickinson, Mrs. N. b.,
h'owcil, "Josinh Aliens Wi.,," Amelia l..
Barr, Charles Il, Holder. Anna Kntbnrino
Hrccn, lljalmnr II. Boyccspn, Theodore
Knosevolt, Helen Campbell. Nrn. Il, ID. Il.
N. Southworth, John tInAbcrton. WASH
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Hon. lhoman Dunn English, Mrs. NJ a.
ki"der d. Werner, Ebcn l.. Rcxford, Hell
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Chni!os q. Abbott, l.. A. Robinson, Prof.
EuliN Il. Oswald,
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AN oLD.CHuRCH.

Rev. w. r. Savage, accompanied
by his friend, Prof. Johnson Morris,
of Bedford City, drove to Merchants
Hope church, in Prince George coun
ty, last Sunday morning. Mr.. Saw
age held services aud preached to a
good congregation, which, notwith-
standing the terrible roads and unfa-
vorable weather. had assembled in
the old church for worship. This
church was built in 1861, of brick,
and is in fairly good state of pre-
servation.-Index-Appeal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-12

iron ore output in This country. In
1850 Pennsylvania ranked fret ne nm
iroa producing etato and held Tint
place until 1880 whom Slichigan fors
ed ahead. In 1850 Alabama was
eighteenth on the list. Now shc Is
third, having climbed sseadily ever
since tho close OF tho civil war.
In 1889 tho mining Of iron ore gave
employment to 37,707 man. who ro.
ceived for their work Sl5, ,45S,1lS, or
mn average of &40O05 per individual.
The average cost of production per
ton WAS Sill, II decrease of so cents
since 1882. The increnso in wages
has been moro than offset by tho i'm
provement in mining machinery and
methods.
The United States and Great Br;.
tnin produce about the sano amount
of ono annually, the difference in fn-
vor of tho latter being only 26,UO0
tons in 1889.
Coal ia evon moro generally dis
tributed throughout tho country than
irou orc. The anthracite region GOV
ers about 1000 Square miles only.
Tho bituminous region coycrs moro
than 100000 square miles. Ditumi
nous coal is found in every section
or o7cry state at leaet except tho
northeastern states. Forty. Iyo mil,
lion ei= hundred thousand tons OF
anthracite coel wero r,:nod in tho
United States in 1887, on an invest.
mcnt amounting to S'l62.000, 900
Ono hundred and twenty four thou
sanl threo hundred and ten persona
were employed in tho mining. Tho
anthracite pny roll in 1889 was $40.
365,2l7. Tho other expenses con.
nectcd with tho mining of tho coal
were S2l,S57,570, making the total
cost OF production SCI, ,2l2,0S7. Al
$3.50 per ton this yield would
amount TO SllI,00l.2lS. ehowing n
clcnr profit of $52.7S9I31.
The bituminous fields Welded dur.
ing tho same year 95,62S,02G tons.
Tho amount OF wages paid was 500,
766,7ll. Tho other expenses were
Sl5,55S, ,iS2, making totul cost of
$50, 5,32i, ,l93. At 81 per ton ihia
yield would sell for Sl0i ,25S 052,
leaving net profit of 9l05 933,S59.
Tho amount invested i'll tho cn,ro
bituminoua region il @iS0,722,3l9,
less than twico what tho proIits from
1T must havo been Inst year.
From these figures il would mp.
pea: That tho conl industry in This
country is i'll no danger Of being kill.
ed off by tho operation of FREQ trntle.
According to these cstimalos the 81
por ton prico can be cut almost half
in two and yet lcnvo IL profit to tho
producer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-12
WHITE CITY BURNED.

CnIcAeo, Jan. S.-E Eiro boko out
Mt $3.50 tonight among tho Worlds
Fair buildings. BY s =. m. The Ca.
sino and Peristylo Ind boon destroy
ed and Music Hall and tho Manufac
turers' and Liberal Arts buildings
were burning,
The fire started in the Casino lust
east of the Agricultural building and
south of the Peristylo The Casino
was quickly destroyed and the tlamcs
surged north on top of the Peristyle
aud dropping made second line of
iirc along the base of the columns.
The flames then sprnng through the
Music Hall, which corresponds ut tho
north end of tho Poristyle to the Ca
sino at the south.
The origin Of the fire is snid to be
revenge on the part of n couple of
tramps. The solitary guard in the
music hall says that Just before tho
flames broke out l.e kicked two vaga.
bonds cut OF the music hall, and told
them to find quarters elsewhere.
They left in the direction of the ca.
sino, and soon nfter the fire broke
out aud everything on the grounds
WAS terror and confusion.
Such preparations sa could be hur-
riedly mndo were put in motion to
remove goods and guard other build
ings, but all such efforts were mere
childs play. Tho spectators at this
time, partly to guard their livos and
prevent Wholesale robbery of the ex.
Eihits, hnd boon largely driven by the
police westward over tho bridge from
tho lake, and lined up in solid mass
against tho electricity building.
Here they could SEQ tho giant
flames, throwing out giant hands
full of roofs and great blazing lrag
ments dropping down upon the ex-
hibits below. Through glass roofs
could be seen the pieces falling like
bonlders IN I'M avalanche, crushing
and burning the eGuisite French
section and threatening to- destroy
the Russian aud British sections.
The fire boats and engines on the
lake had hy this time Subducd the
flnmes in the ashes OF tho prrStyln
and in tho lower colonndr of the
southeast side of tho liberal arts
building and hopes were raised that
the fro had been suhdued. hut
shortly after ll:15 p m. tho flames
got beyond control.
Opinions seemed to he general
that the loss hy water would he
even greater than That hy fire. The
Federal officials put the maximnm
loss. il the fire did not spread bo.
yona the liberal arts building, nt
So. 100000. On the other hand ihc
estimates mado by tho people con.
ncctcd with the local directory,
made the highest figures only 81,
100000.
All OF the American exhibits had
long ago been removed, but the
formalitcs of tho custom honse had
detained the goods of the foreign.
ers. superintendent Graham, OF the |
manufacturers building, said il
would he weeks before "A schedule |
of the amount Of damage could he
prepared.
There is some prospect that n
part OF the liberal arts huiding will
he saved, and possibly the greater
part of its contents. One fireman
fell from the pcristylc, and was 80
badly injured that he died in lhe
hospital. Two other iiremcn were
badly hurt.
At midnight President IIiggin-
botham said the fire was under con
troll and that the loss by water
would probably he greater than that
by fire.
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Some Of tho features Which will mako
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NOTICE 10 TREaSFASSLRs. !

All persons are hereby warned not to
hunt ride or walk through my place west
of town or in any why to treaspnss.
Parties digrcenrding this notice will DO
prosecuted to tho fullest extent OF the lew.
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The Alexandria Gazette's Wash.
ington correspondent says; Con
grcssman Meredith, of Virginia,
says he believes all his colleagues
from bis State except ono will vote
for a cut in the duty on coal and
against putting that article on TIE
free list; but so anxious arc they
that something shall he done with
the tariff. that all Of them will vote
for the bill even if coal he retained
on the free list. He also says he
believes all Of them will vote for
the income tax"
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vICK'S FLORAL GUIDE, 1891.

1t contains descriptions that de
scribe, not mislead; Illustrations
that instruct, not exaggeraie. This
year it comes to us in suit of gold
Printed in eight different colOrs be
sides black. Colored plates of
Chrysanthemums, poppies and Veg
etables. On the front cover is II
very exquisite bnnci of Vick's New
White Branching Aster and on the
back is tho New Double Anemone;
l12 pages filed with many new
novelties of value as well as all the
old leading varieties of flowers and
vegetables
Wn advise our friends who intend
doing anything in the garden this
year to consult Wick before starting
operations. Send 10 cents to James
Vick's Sons, Rochester. N. Y, for
Vick'S Guide; it costs nothing. as
You can deduct the 10 cents from
first order. Itcertainly will pay you.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-27
p. and T. A, IA y. y


Haysville's beautiful natural grove will
eb aglow with recreating parties on the
Fourth. 4 number of fraternal organize
rions and societies are arranging to picnic
IN bodies along the placid Arkansas, which
flows through the most delightful natural
parks IN southern Kansas. Ample provis-
ions will be made to take care OF the thou
sands OF visitors who may desire to spend
pleasant day outside of the heated city
Those who 90 not organize themselves
1uto basket picDics parties, will find pro-
visions 10 stay hunger and quench thirst.
Bait your iishhOoks, get your ham
mock or swing. aud prepare To Join
The throng. The Great Rock Island
has arranged 10 run trains every hour and
Viii be able 10 take care of its patrons in a
satisfactory manner. Nr. William Eays.
deputy sheriff, viii be on the ground. ana
look sfter the peaceful quietude of his
guests. The fare for round trip will be
plttance-S5 cents. Trains will leave the
Rock Island depot as follows: $50 a. m.
1889 a m, 1880 a. m, p. m. = p. m, 8 D.
n. p. m, y. n. Returning trains Will
leave Haysville at 10 a m. II a. m y m.
80 p M. 2.50 p. IA. $50 .. m. 4.3O D. m
9,oo p. m, lo.3J y. N. Fare Tor round trim
Ticket viii be 80 cents For further in
formation call st Rock Island ticket Office
coruer Main and Douglas.
j. H. PHILLIPS.
Clty Ticket Agent.