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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

Sergius stepniak, the Russian author
ana reformer, whose death by accident
in England was told in our dispatches
yesterday was exiled by the Russian gov
eminent in 1876 because of his criticisms
OF one Of the ministers of the court of
justice, and his writings against the alb
sointist form of government in general.
Up 70 within a short time Of his exile
ne was a professor Of ancient history in
'he university at Kiem. While stepniak
~ss opposed Z" autocraey, he was also
opposed 70 socialism, and HIS efforts were
10 the end Of securing constitutional
government and constitutional liberty for
no people. Besides his political writ
lns. ts was the author q several histor
ic4l works.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

The dispatches tell us that the ladies
OF Atlanta have been forced to the ex-
pedient OF carrying revolvers in order to
protect themselves against footpads and
purse snatchers. 1t is to be hoped that
the ladies are more expert in pistol prac-
tfce than are the Atlanta police. 1t some
times occurs in Atlanta that a policeman
pulls his pistol upon fleeing thief and
shoots down an innocent pedestrian some
yards away from the thief.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
PrOtectiOnism and Paternalism.
From the Nashville American Oem.).

Paternalism, one of the terrible evils
inflicted upon this country by the en-
forcement of the doctrines of protection
for projections sake, is now showing
its power in undermining the patriotism
of the people. Paternalism is hostile
to self-reliance, it rs subversive of the
high principles making men love their
countrys and willing TO make sacrifices
our position among the nations is as
sailed. il is found that the deterioating
influences of paternalism have made
men put wealth before love of country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
son 10 Chicago
Charleston News and Courier Dem).

At an adjourned meeting OF Charles
toms representative soldiers at the Ger
man artillery hall next Friday evening,
Capt Schachte will propose plan which
win insure a full regiment Of Charleston
soldiers when the cotton exposition opens
next summer The command in Charles
ton should be, as II Is In Savannah and
Augusta, and in all the other southern
cities, ION 10 ChicaeoT' ION 10 Chicago"
with our soldiers Of peace. with the pro-
ducts OF our mills, the wealth Of our
mines. the resources OF our forests. the
fertility OF our fields. "On 10 Chicago" 10
Illustrate the friumphs OF peace. the
strength u or fastb ana tbs beges q lhs
future.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

The action of the sanitary board YES.
terday in modifying the quarantine regG-
lations for the winter months is wise.
The Morning News said some days ago
that Savannah must be placed upon the
same footing as rival ports in the matter
of quarantine. We can't afford to have
commerce unnecessarily DISTRACTED dur
ing the winter. and there is no good rea-
son why 1t should be.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25


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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

1t may be doubted that ex-Presiden+
Harrison has declined to serve on the
Presidents Venezuela commission. An an
pointment upon that commission would
be one of the highest compliments
the President could bestow upon
one Of his fellow-citizens. The com
mission will have a most honor
able and important task to perform.
There is no doubt that ex-President Har-
rison is eminently qualified for service
upon the commission, and there is little.
If any, room for a doubt that his patriot
ism would induce him to accept the ap-
pointment if it were rendered him. We do
not believe Gen. Harrison would play pol
itics in this matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

Where is Waite? Waite is the fellow,
It will be remepbered, who was some
time ago talking about riding in blood
up to the brides. Not a word has been
heard from him during all of this talk
about fighting England And where is
Pennoyer? He was another of those bel
Iigerent fellows, on paper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
BY lingo!
From Louisville Courier Journal Dem.) }.

Bankers and other business men should
brace up, for the great body of the Amer
lean people-the brain and Drawn of the
nation-have no idea of backing down
from the position so clearly right. We
should like to shake hands again with
our English cousins, and we hope to do so,
guns clean up Canada and drive the ar
rogant and numbering old power clear
out of this hemisphere. We have fought
her twice before, and, by lingo! we can
fight her again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

A Philadelphia paper estimates that the
cost Of the street car strike for one week.
10 the company. the employees and the
public, was not less than $4,000. This
estimate Is eNelua.ye OF tbs damage done
% lhe company properly BY the rloterr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

1t is to be hoped that the suggested
visit of the Liberty bell to this city on
its way back to Philadelphia from At
lanta will pan out Savannah would give
the old bell royal welcome.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

= Gov. McKinley's brother-in-law has been
sued by a woman. She wants protection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25

-Seeretary oiney has nov attained ths
IN the cabinet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-25
CURRENT COMMENT.
Otey's Confederate Pension Bill.
From Albany On. " Times-Union Dem)

The republican statesmen who are hoping
to break the solid south in next years
presidential election may avail themselves
of the opportunity to win southern sup
port for their party by voting for Mr..
Otey's bill. But unless they do, it will
obviously have no chance of passage in
congress this winter.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
Again only 4 growth. moi a

played. Again only growth. not a
new device. There is halma-only a
variation OF the old pyramid game of
checkers How about parchesi? The
pompous title "A Royal Game of India"
inscribed on the old p7rehesl board is
often thought to have been only an ad-
yer;ising dodge, but IL vas quite true.
Parehesi. called by the Etindoos paehisi,
is widely played In Asiaie countries.
and the spanish explorers even found
the Axtees playing II under the name
Of pAtolll. IN Mexico, whittier It may
have been carried across the Pacific.
These and many other instances are
worth thinking over deeply. for they
teach lesson. II any one is tired OF
the old gnmes and wants something q
little different. let him alter the old In
the direction OF growth rather than try
to invent something quite different.
The most successful inventors Of games
have followed this rule Indeed. 1t is
more than a Tule--it IS a Law of nature
You might as wen try TO please the hu-
man palate with food made out OF sand
and sawdust as TO force boy or man
to get enjoyment out OF a game that
does not contain the old. Eell-tried
game element.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
MoNeY Nor NEeEssARY.
An Exchange That Get. Along without
Gold or .lly-r.

An ErehsaEr That Gets Along without
Gold or silver.
A eotcrie OF advanced labor men in
San francisco have solved the money
question. as FAR as they personally arr
gold OF siIyeE. They are endeayorins
TO prove that Il Is possible to do busi-
ness without any medium Of exchange
other than common honesty. The new
society Is known 8s the Labor Ex-
change. in connection with the Ameri-
can Industrial Union, with national
headquarters in Chicago, and Is based
on the idea that people seldom want
what they themselves produce There
fore, they say that the way TO solve the
labor problem is to put the products
Of Industry In the market for exchange
for other commodities, This Labor
Exchange conducts general store. TO
which the Idle shoemaker or other
manual worker hrIngs the products ne
has manufactured al home or In his
shop during luii In business He Is
paid nothing In money for the goods
he deposits, but is given certificate,
which en.itles him 10 any goods In the
stare As pay for his wares. Mr. Glesser.
the manager Of the store, says that by
the aid OF this system during the past
year goods valued al many thousands
Of dollars have been exchanged among
the members OF the society. The GER
tifeate reads that II Is not redeemAble
In legal tender. but is receivable by the
association as payment for merchandise
for all services. The certificate Is Sc
cured by the real and personal prop
erty OF the association. There are. ae-
eording to the San Francisco Examiner
$50 members of the exchange In San
Francisco. and about 500 In the state
Plans are under consideration by the
San Francisco branch by which shoe
makers. gloyemAkers. knitters and
other artisans will be kept en-
ployed TO keep up the stock OF
the various stores In the state.
They will be paid wholly by checks or
certificates. which entitle them TO draw
out goods to the value OF their earnings
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
rhIrt, ccn,. Apleee.

1t is though that the yield of gold
this year in the world will be about
slTo. 900 600. For the last 400 years. of
all the precious metals taken out of the
ground. 81 per cent has been lost or
used in the arts Figuring the product
this year on the same basis, there
would be about s6l 100000 to be coined.
This would give 80 cents apiece to the
people OF the United States, England,
Germany and France. and nothing TO
the world outside.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
USEFUL ELECTRIC LAUNCHES.
Tho sorwsEians Have Utilirec Them for
aHrbar Passenger Service

hErbor Passenger Service
An employment has been made in
Norway Of the electric launch that is
sure to be widely followed. The city OF
Bergen, which Is the center OF the Nor
weglan land and sea commerce, ranges
on two sides of a narrow harbor form
ing an inlet and surrounded by rapidly
rising ground. Rapid transit from one
side OF the harbor to the other became
imperative and line OF electric ferry
boats has been established AS the
harbor Is very narrow, only about 800
yards. It was found desirable to con-
struct the boats so that they could op-
crate without turning about to go from
one station TO the other. They were
consequently made double-ended, with
two screws. one at each end. both con-
nected directly to motor shaft. The
motor weighs 66o pounds and is OF
thEee-horse power capacity. Thirty
two cells OF storage battery weighing
$3.50 pounds arc placed in each boat.
The speed of the boat is seven feet six
inches per second-Quite enough for
threading safely the crowded shipping
Of the harbor. Each boat covers thirty
seven miles daily, and thr average
number OF passengers carried since the
boats have been in service has been
i,soo. The cost of the feet OF eight
boats was $4,000. and of the charging
station si2 500.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
INC Amena IIonerahle.

Indignant citizen-see here. sir, You
reported in your paper that I was go
ing around with black eye. It's
abominabiy false sir. | am suffering
from granulosis. and have to wear a
patch to keep the light out
Editor-I don't like to make correc-
tions. my friend, but III fix it all right
In the paper tomorrow. I'll announce
that your antagonist is in bed with two
black eyes.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

Ew OF THE HUN
dreds Of nez games
tha, are invented
every year become
popular. They may
be seen In any toy
store by the score
Lawn games and
parlor games games
OF cards and games
OF ball. games for
young and for old.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
IN. BleyeI, a. an Educating Agent.

Inc bttyctr hs m LuucatihS agent.
The bicycle is. In fact, the agent of
health and of a wider civilization. 1t
will give stronger bodies to the rising
generation than their fathers have had.
and II will bring the city and the eoun-
try into closer relations than ever.
What the summer boarder has been do
ing for the abandoned farms and de-
serted villages OF New England tho
wheelman is doing for the regions sur
rounding our great cities. He Is dis
tributing through them modern ideas
and modern ways OF living. and is for
tifying them with gentle Installations OF
city wealth. Above all. he is teaching
their people that a sure way to prosper
ity lies before them in the beautifying
Of the country in which they live. and
In the preservation Of all its attractive
natural features.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
4 CHASTITY spectre

Disear> "a ever. but In no form Is II more to
b. drcede.l than 10 that Of the formidable
maladiss which attack the kidneys aud hlad
der Rights disease diabetes and gravel
may alike be prevented. II inactivity Of the
kidneys u rectihed In time with Hostetter's
stomach Bittnrs. sovereign also In cases OF
rheumatism. dyspepsia. constipation, mala-
ria biiiousness and nervousness.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

Husband-Im sorry that burglar got your
watch last night. my dear. bnf there's one
thing TO be thankful for. Nife-What's
thatt Husband-IIe didn't wake the baby.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
rwonty- sixth TriennisI Conciavr. Knights
T.mplar. Ha-ton. Mas-.. August gO-3o.

The Union Pacific has been selected as the
official route OF the Grand Commandery.
Official train will leave Denver at 10 ,. m.
August - Tickets on sale from Colorado
August Il 10 22 at one lowest nrstelass
fare for the ronnd trip. good to September
IL. with privilege OF extension until Octo.
ber o See nearest ticket agent, or call on
or address George Ady. o41 Seventeenth
street. Denver. for additional Information
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
Highest all in Leavcning PowerLatest u s. Govt Report
R0H'aall! q! fs%assa BskiRs
ABSOLUTELY pUEE

Frrs-Ail Pits stopped frss, by Dr. X line's Great
Nerve EeSfarer. S FITS after the flrst day = use
Marvellous cures Treatise amt s. trial free y
lit seed TO Dr Kline 81 Arch ST, PhAa, "a
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

The husband tsee4nE his wife or)-You
must promise not 10 ask for money every
time y,lu write. The wtfc--But that would
necesdtate my writing 80 much oftener.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

hVy are a melancholy StEht, ioF NOS
i Of them uill ever take the place Of
> old stand -bys os infancy and boy
,od- Even the aRpaez Of most OF them
IlI never be heard Of by the majority
American boys and girls. This Is
! logic OF history. il seems an easy
bfter TO haven't a game. the best
|ncs are 80 simple-ycs a popular
|sne was never yet Invented Every
\ Of them has Eroxn. and the best Of
tm have been growing for hundreds
years Scientific men tell uS that
soFtn OF queer creatures once lived
this earth great lizards. with
kxs. sea monsters. half whale, hall
Aad rhinocerosea larger than eia-
Bnts All these have died away be
sc they wsre not fitted TO live. while
~ animals thst were AZ 10 live have
: on growing better aad better. uli
e-ths horse. for instAnee--Se
d rot do ~ifhout II Is Just 80 With
ees. those live that are az TO live
the rest die. Our best games form
pr, Of aristocraay: their pedisrees
hack to very ancient times and no
eTn ups;srt can compete ~i,h them
h baseball and cricket. for iastAnee
fobably the most popular outdoor
rs of modern times--the one In our
country. the other In England
are drsi cousins. and their hold
american and English boys Is In
Probability due to the fact that ,hey
unite two strong lines Of descent
nt Of the bat and ball xamea-to
b tennis. lacrosse. hockey. GRO
and. more dis;antly. billiards also
hE. and that Of the goal games,
a. tag. pass-in-the-eoFne-, SPY
dozens Of Others. All the nations
NOV anything about had bat and
games ages ago. Nobody Invented
bat and ball. they grew Up with
civilization from the time when
savaxes used to knock about a
i or fruit With a stick. So with
pal games-they have always been
Ar. Their name Il still legion.
koai part Chat Is the running from
30 basel II a much more important
cf the game in baseball than Il Is
cket. and for this reason We Amer
are Justified In looking upon base
y the better game. all other things
equai,. To be sure. neither base
Dor cricket is the game II was 300
ago. but both have grown, not
Ted. Amy one who chooses may
the growth of cricket from the
1900. II is not so easy TO trace
dIgree OF baseball. for. Just as
4 great many American families,
T. break In the record back in
IA times. IL Is known to have
played by the indiana II Is a
highly American game. and no one
II less because some people claim
ers as Its ancestor and others re-
BE claim with scorn.
ror indoor games, we may prove
nobility In Just the same way.
comes down TO us from the an
Iiindoos. by way OF Persia. Check
sre played In Egypt. and then in
aud Rome. Cards made their
fance in Europe In 1850. and the
e say that they used them two
les earlier than this. Ten pins
ertainly played in the thirteenth
h. and probably much earlier.
ese have grown, but they have
lhnged their nature. Lawn tennis
an offshoot OF the old game OF
tennis, said TO have been brought
aul by Roman soldiers and still
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

al suppose" said the fair customer,
hesatatingly ..you can warrnnt this ham
mocks" Yes naam.' hriskiy replied the
salesmnn. ..It,s built for two
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
MODERN GAMES, OLD.
INVENTED LONG AGO eY THE
AHciENTs.

ba.eban riayea BY ths Indians Sovsi-
ti.s tn Danes Rarely Catch on no
cause the oid-rimsrs Are Hard to
Improve Upon.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

Mrs Hushmore-You'H have to settle up
or leave. Summer arder-Thanks, awfully.
The last place | was at they made me do
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

..Do you consider LITTER strictly honest 70
Honest TO a fault. Why. he told me with
out my asking that he stole that dog he had
with him last evening"
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

De and that old and we'll tried remedy. MHx
w1sLow's seorHNo sv---r for chiidren Teething-
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

"HRason's Magic Corn Saive."
Warranted money refunded Ask your
drusgtst for IL Prize Is ccnts-
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

Pair SAILING through life for the person
who keeps in health. With torpid liver
and the impure blood that follows IT, you
are easy prey to all sorts OF ailments
That 'used-up !" feeling Is the FIRST warning
that your liver isn't doing its work.
That is the time to take DIR. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery. As an appetizing,
restorative tonic, to repel disease and build
up the needed flesh and strength, there's
nothing to equal it. II rouses every organ
into healthful action, purihes and enriches
the blood, braces up the whole system, and
restores health and vigor.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

deceived by worthless limitations but order
direct from us and get the lowest wholesale
prices Catalogue frec. All goods stamped.
FRED MUELLER, i4i3 Lanmer Street,
Denver. Colorado.
Goods sent for examination
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17

Leather and Shoe Findings. MAnufa tturers Of
Boot ard shoe upp'r,. Hiustr Rted CatAloyus Free
The unn 4 Blass Leather Co. i7fs Lawrence st.
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
EYE, F. EAR, NO Nose AND NJ I THROAT,

AMERICAN HOUSE bsSsi sIss.' i srG% ss. UHlGa Bss
The Lamar register., 1895-08-17
Denver Directory.

The best $50 doc
bic Concord Har-
ness In Colorado
for SIS. With
breeching, $50.
S25 double team
harness W | I h
breeching SIG. S25
steel horn stock
saddle for SIS. SIS
The evening times., 1895-11-29
MARKET IRREGULAR.
Disturbed by Weak Indust rinls and
Prospective Gold ShfpfpertS.f"

New York. Nov. 29.-Stocks during the
first hour Of business were steady 10 firm
for the railway list. but weak and depressed
for certain of the industrials. Chicago Gas
was especially weak, ana fell from SO l s
to 60 1-2 on large ira ansactions.
Sugar fell 1-S, to 81 3-4; Tobacco Q, to
7e IA; Leather preferred 7-s, To 81 IS:
General Electric 3-4. TO 80 3-4. and Colo
RADIO Fuel 81. to 80 lie. i.o. 1-.- ai,..
The railway list was not influenced by
the heaviness of the -ihdust rials. and ruled
steady to firm. The trading. however. was
entirely professional Even these operators
were disposed to go slow pending definite
developments about gold experts tomor-
row. t.s,.4t-...I =. ..,.,+. ..,.....-.,,
Rumors are current that 50 .0Go .00o Will
be forwarded tomorrow. bs I up 10 / o'clock
no actual engagements had been made.
The evening times., 1895-11-29
Tomorrow's Island Entries.

First race-Five-eights of a mile; selling.
Electro, Joe Sherlock, and Bloodstone, 10S
each; Classic and wIndgale, los each; For
ager, 1O1; ChInk, Della NJ, Balmoral. Noni-
toress, Arda, Lura, Nobby, Goldspec and
Redowac, 80 each.
Second race-Five-eighths OF mile; SELL
ing. Doctor Faust, 1OS; imp. Velvet Rose,
The Coon, and Cockade, los each; farley,
1O2; Reform, 1O1, and Jews Harp, Bob
Miller, Dorcas L.. Mohawk, Dana, Cody,
Quilla, and Harry Keister, 80 each.
Third race-One-half mile. Selling.
Harry Warren, Sonora, Forest, Bobolink,
Marguerite II, and Berwyn, 119 each:
Wheeleski, liz; St. Lawrence II, 90, and
Miss Elizabeth, 96.s
Fourth race-Sjx and half furlongs;
selling. Longsbanks, Markstone, Quarter
master, Frank Euler, Marksman, Gonzales,
Paymaster and Revisee, 11O each; Leigh,
DR.. Helmuth, Duke of Fief. Clara Belle,
Psyche, Remorse and Parthian, 1O7 each.
Fifth race-One, mile. Saunterer and
Chief Justice, 112 each; Brooklyn, War
peake, Tribute, and Fagin, 1O9 each;
Tralee, 105; and vParthenia, 1O2.
Sixth racnSix, and one-Quafter fur
longs; selling. Walcott, 1O4; Dulon j.,
Watch Charm, md Austin, 1O2 each; Mar
querite. Fmnwatef. Matte Chun and
Taucred, 90 eaGp: Psrfidy, 81. and Solitaire.
Second race declared on and first al.
.vided; split being run as second.