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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
The Next Mayor.

Mr.. Herman Myers has been elected
mayor of Savannah and there are reasons
for saying that he will make a very good
mayor. He has had long experience in
city affairs having been an alderman
for ten years. ana for a good part of
that time chairman Of the finance commit
tee. His record as an alderman is a good
one. While insisting upon economy i'm ex-
penditures he has favored a liberal and
progressive policy. It can be tuthruny
said that he has fairly earned his promo
ton.
As business man he has been remarla-
bly, successful. Coming TO Savannah a
poor boy he has accumulated a fortune.
built mp a large wholesale grocery bust
ness, of which he is the head. and is so
wen thought of as fnancier that he has
long been the president of one of Savan-
nah's most prosperous banks.
lie viii have the support Of council
devoted to the upbuildng of Savannah's
business prosperity. 1t is impossible of
course. to predict with any degree of GER
tainty what the policy of the new admin
istration win be in respect TO the various
matters in which the people of the city
are very greatly Interested, but we believe
it will be satisfactory. We feel sure that
1t will be Mr.. Myers aim to SO conduct the
affairs OF the city that he WIN have the
approval OF the people at the end of his
term
1t can be safely said that if he strives
to reduce taxes, open the streets. i'm
prove the streets, squares and parks SO
that the people can see some of the bene-
fits from the expenditure Of their money.
enforce the Sunday saloon law and to
/ vigilantIy guard the city's health. there
will be very few who will regret that the
! honor of the mayoralty was conferred
/ upon him.
The period of business depression VIII
! soon be past and a season of prosperity
/ for the south will come. in this Savannah
win share. Mr.. Myers las the opporu-
nifty to be of great benefit to the city and
/ TO make lasting reputation for himself
| We sincerely believe he viii endeavor TO
make the most of it,
The bootblacks of Buffalo. n. Y. have
/ So' 'ttV va -"ii'@' 'i"i' i'N'l- AIl'N NAY e
/ induced some of the aldermen to draw up
/ and present to the city council am ordi-
nance TO license bootblacks ana require
! them 10 wear a badge Fifty cents is pro-
4 posed TO be the fee for badge ana a
1 years privilege. Through the license sys-
/ TEN the boys think they viii be able to
! limit the number Of "men i'm the PROBES
/ sion" and after awhile TO raise the price
/ for shines. The shrewd young lobbyists
/ who prevailed upon the aldermen to
4 draw the bill and submit it wanted to
/ fix an age limit and "A scale Of prices. But
the aldermen declared they couldn't thus
be satisfied with what they could get into
! the bill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

other characteristics and habits saws m.
Philadelphia Record Chief Titan re
bis Our2ng- outGng, goes 10 bed al ef-
down, drappins his head in blanket and
refusing 10 see visitors after dusk uefs
also an early riser. With the lions. ries-
and other members OF the cat tribe .5a
night nlds them IL their liveliest. and ths-
do most of their sleeping between the mis-
day meal and supper time. The eagIas i,
TO sleep about the time their neiehbc-,
in the owl cage are waking up. while ne
bears, during the winter months 8Drsr
entity sleep all day and all nieh- ra.
The residents of the monkey house obis-
rlolsly TO being disturbed after t8rl
and II one OF the keepers happens to taks
numerically. on the other hand jr ,rd-'Ii
probably take dynamite bomb 10 s~orss
the rhlnoceros, and II is no uncorno-
slsnt' me Keepers say, to tlnd the rats b-
ing holes IN his thick hide with impunit,
The gray wolves are on the rampage ,-
the northern part Of Gallatin county Non.
tana. Already they have killed run5rsE,
OF calves, and in some instances have been
SHOWN 70 attacN steers and cows thar b.
gtine separated rom the herd, says The
Helena (Montana) Herald The gray yv9'f
IS lhe nelcest or his species, and many
man ih the 5reat woods OF the east ana
north has been killed by them 4 fay,
Gays ago q farmer in the northern uarr IF
the county shut two larce-siza0 coils h
a corral while he took his team 20 aed
men ne came back after The colts few
5-.,5 49, li- -''-tAiNA l4lct- DDt4l mac HGasI
Killed by wolves. Another stockmar
WINE tialns over the hills. came across
Two large steers that had been carrying
on an unequal fight with wolves Ih-
steers were surrounded by a number ~
me big, gray creatures and several coy
otes, Wnlch had been running the cattle
a.noul. Inc steers We're badly bitten, and
lueS WEE ABOUT exhausted with the u-
equ5l struggle. AT the appearance Of Jho
slochAa-t the wolves and coyotes skunk
away. men the winter finally sets in
ahu !. necoues a eltncult matter for them
70 r.. a can or saeep; the stooAn-en Tear
ma lHeSe WoiFes VIII become DESPERATE
iAtE VIZ @Hen 20 ~ bands, and viii an-
doubJetiE at-ack almost anything that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
BUTTERlEE


From tie Cle7eiand Plaiadeais-r
There are hundreds and thores-s.
Of people in the large cities and to--.
who cannot afford to pay the pr.oas5.
manoed for the best dairy and c~4.-
cry buffers OleonarEarine Is In a-s-
respect better and more healthfr1 49,
country store butter. Give the r7,55,,
class a chance to place on their tsb,s-
an artificial butter that looks like nm.
ter, that tastes better than most fa,-r
butter tastes, and is absolutely -~--
tious and healthfUL Let there be -,.-
ness in this matter. and a repeal o. ~
proAibitive laws that work injury A..
injustice 70 g large lumber OF peo7ls o.
Silver Churn Butterine IS prepared ~
superior methods under careful scion
tifc supervision Il IS sold lar-,-
throughout the United States. and fss.
tidious housekeepers proclaim i IL,
best table article o6taina5le.
Prepared Solely By
ARMOUR PACKING co.
Kansas City, Q. S. a.
Wholesale by
Armour Packing Co
SAVANNAH. GA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
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from New York bankers who saw tho
bonds ought IN ba made n,,.ot,Ie ir o,i,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Some Chicago whist devotees a few
days ago got up game OF duplicate
whist between eight professional gam
blers and eight non-professional
PLAYERS who play by the scientific rules
laid down by The masters, for the pur-
pose Of ascertaning whether card sense"
is or not superior to science in card
playing. ON one side were arrayed the
card sense" fellows who play for bust
ness. and ON the other side the scientific
sense fellows who play for fun. There
was a stake mp, of course, just to make
it interesting; ana the scientific fellows
Won it. with a majority of seven tricks
in a total of l.25S turned during the even
ing. The betting on the two teams is
said 10 have been quite lively.
Senator's Frye. Lodge and other lingo
members of congress should introduce a
resolution of thanks to Foreign Minister
Hatch of Hawa4. He has furnished them
a bugaboo-Japan-t shake at Uncle
sam The lingo contingent will probably
take the minister's tip at once and at
tempt TO convince the public that Japan's
war with China is merely an incident to
the mikado's seizing the Hawaiian is
lands. annihlat.ng American commerce
and humi3at.ng this government OF
course the vaIant-tosued New Englanders
Will want the navy sent against Japan at
once
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
A Thcnrhtful Wife.

"N here's my new meerschaum pipe?"
asked Mr. CumsO. after dinner. saws
Puck. ~ thought left il or the naute}
back Of the clock. when 1 quit smoking
Didn't / hear YOU say that it would
take YOU long time 90 color that pipe.
DEAR asked Mrs Cumso.
1T is quite likely you did. The opera
uqa cannot ID. reformed all at once. But
where is the pipe"
You know how anxious 7 am to save
you all the work can. dear2'
Yes. just like he precious little woman
you are; but what has that to do with the
pipe
Just this, love. got TO worrying over
the long time IL would take YOU to get il
colored. and ] wondered If I couldn't help
you bit"
have been smoking the pipe YOURSELF
"Oh, no. But poor tramp came TO the
house this morning He was smoking the
toriornest little bit of pipe. and
Go on commanded Mr.. Cumso, IN a
CONSTRAINED voice. trying 20 Keep calm.
You made him present of my new
meerschaum 7 suppose
on, no. Your little wife isn't quite that
Then what has the tramp to do with
the pipe2'
Don't be impatient. dear. and I'll tell
you. / remembered what you said about
the long time II would take You to color
II, and SO ] asked the man if he would
smoke IL an day for a dollar. He said
no; that dollar and a quarter was the
lowest he could do IT for. So / told him
ia pay him that. He's out i'm tine back
yard now, hard at work and he really
seems TO enjoy IT. Yet some people say
that tramps can't DE induced TO work
but where are you going. love? Not down
town SO early, are you? Now. / wonder
what's made the man so cross" she
adoed' as her husband slammed the door.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Weather Forecast Official Dunn Of New
York has compiled a grip chart" cover
ing the last three years. From his rec
ords he is convinced that the disease is
most fatal when the humidity is at its
maximum. and there is a sudden fan Of
temperature" A Philadelphia expert
says a rapid fall of the temperature even
when the atmosphere is humid. does not
produce the grip. The change may he
conducive to the spread of the malady,
but the grip. he maintains. is "Hth
disease'-that is. it has its origin in UNI
cleanliness in some quarter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

~ '-' I'M ~ ''''''' '''''
EASTERN OFFICE q parl, Row New
York City. G. S Faulkner. Manager.
"
INhEY tn NEW aDVEDTICEUINTC
%"DLA ~ VI" NJ In ioi-.u L' o'
n q y
Special Notices-Notico r. u. Cuerard.
Notice to Water Takers. We Pay Half
Cent for Golden Apple Tobacco Tags.
Henry Solomon & Son The Auction for
lhe benont OF -. Benedicts church; Ii
Receiver Stock Of d. j.. Aiyerson: Look.
Mutual Cooperative Association. At u
O'Clock at Beckmann's Cafe; Turkeys
ana Geese &c; Io-oay at Estate ;. W. Branch
e'oil Appel q 9cnaul.
Y,no W ''e iioi''''i iiu'"
See Opr Rio Ala ON r,,o ID IT -.
& Rro
IL, important 10 Mank'nd-B' il. Levy &
o. &C.,. .,..r.,
10 cr..,,,,.', e..,,,.,,i.. 'l'''' - "O'
Auction SALON. Fross Sal. ~, ~.
claimed Freight. Central Railroad Of
Georgia.
Steamship Observation-Disclosures Steam
snip Company.
have AIONNI-I.fIlUen e Rates
Cheap Column Advertisement Holm
Wanted; Employment Wanted: For Rent:
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
may oe lhat ii hung Chang Will live
- o'eS9 inc uays on "hich he lost his yell
~" J"oNo'' ele' because OF Chinese de-
ie''s " I'm iioefal use oil grease he may
'9 Any -40-slIp through the myers OF the
'''''Oei9 "NeH '"eE Ieaeh Ilen Isin.
It tranapires. according to the captain of
the steamer Baracoa. that tbat ,,essoi
'''u '''0 Id Ho'iud ana Ainadis We're
0'''' ioi 'He purpose OIL carrying
81 '''i'ii' ''''i 10" 10 NenezueIa. lhe
- '''' : u'''i' pa'ilo'S IN iorida
'''0 VI '"e vessels was
- - ''i''eO
Al last the the end of the elections grind
has been reached. and the people viii no
allowed to rest and attend to business
for short while. Pretty soon some more
campaigns Will open and the grind will
start again. a consolidation of elections
"OUiu Oo great ueai 'o"a'uS advancing
me ma ''' i"i al S'9 ol Neoi cd
There would be an element Of DANCER
in an extra session of congress. The dem
ocratic President VIII not control the
situation after March 4, as many per
sons seem to think. The next House win
consist of PA republicans. lOl democrats
republicans a two-thirds majority over all.
and enable them to override a presidential
veto if they please. Such a condition of
affairs has not existed since the days Of
ANU e" 'onIlSVh'
It's gratifying to note The growth Of tba
Atlanta exposition Interest fin the evspt
is International and is becomina stronger
as the time for the fair arnroo,l,as ,,I,.,.a
is no longer q. doubt tba+ IT win l,a raall,
a ''yyorId's fair, having r,,on,. ~ M. r.st
features of the Cbicaeo exnosit,or ,na
introducinr tho hest fr,i+s If ,,ro..,..,,.
since The close Of that eraet sbo,,. u
would NOT no s,,,.,rtsi,,,, IL +l,,, ,r,i,.
to outerow the calculations Of IFS mo
4ectors and ,,,o,.ror.
a " ashington correspondent is remind
cd by the A +. A. opposition to the cleo
ton OF I. II. Carter as senator from
Montana, that there are only six Cath
olics at present in the Senate. They are
Murphy, Smith, Gallery. Walsh, Roche
and White. Considering the number of
Catholics in this country, the showing
is somewhat remarkable. The Presby-
terians are better represented in the SEN
ate than any other denomination Then
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. 1895.


Registered at The Fos,omee in Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

The New Orleans board Of health. ind
ing itself powerless TO deal under the
state Law with persons who bleach mo-
lasses with zinc. win hereafter proceed IN
der city ordinances. There viii be 10 let
up IN the warfare against what is con-
sidered a dangerous adulteratlou. It
seems that the persons who continue TO
bleach molasses are destroying their oRn
market. New Orleans Will shut ont the
product. and pretty soon other cities and
towns, taking the tip from New Orleans.
Will be asking embarrassing questions.
At the same time the war must hurt New
Orleans moiasses trade. Pretty much au
Of the Louisiana molasses crop is known
as New orleans molasses." and how
viii the average buyer be able 10 dis
tinguish between the city and state pro-
duct2 Meanwhile, Georgia syrup. which
does not need bleaching. will continue and
grow in favor.
Father Damien. the devoted priest Who
lived for seventeen years with the Iepers
Of Molokai and sacrificed his life in
ministering to their spiritual wants is
to be paid the tribute Of a monument
erected al his birthplace. Louvain Bel
gium. Than Father Damien no more heroic
or sanity man ever lived His devotion
to humanity raised him to a height from
which sectariaism is invisible, and all
creeds unite TO accord him the praise he
so richly deserved. One Of the most elo-
quent tributes yet paid to Father Damien
was by some Of his church brethren
some years ago. They published a memo
rial card Of snow white on which was en-
Dossed a simple white cross. Under the
cross in plain black letter was the verse:
Father to Thy throne we bring
The purest Offering We know:
At Thy feet we humbly lay
Leper. white as snow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
a weight of Woe Lifted.

- 371lI7 = y % III ~
If there was not something strange about
Eddie actions that evening there was
still something little out of the ordi-
nary. says the Cincinnati Enquirer He
had been to school as usual ana had.
looked little tired whom he came home.
He ate very little supper, and was ready
to 80 TO bed at an unusually early hour
All these things We're noticed by his
mother who wondered what could he
wrong. His habit was to invariably on
pose any and every attempt toward put
ting him to bed. Was there something
wrong on his mind his mother mused
but rocked i'm her chair by his side con-
tent to steal glance a him occasionally
when he sat listieSsly, with folded-hands
looking into the lire.
Are YOU sick darling?" she asked
after long silence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

1t is gratifying to note the growth of the
Atlanta exposition Interest in the event
is international, and is becoming stronger
as the time for the fair approaches. There
is no longer doubt that 1t win be really
worlds fair having many sf the best
features of the Chicago exposition, ana
introducing the best fruits of progress
since the close Of that great show. 1t
would not be surprising if the affair We're
to outgrow the calculations of its pro-
iectors and managers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

Al last the the end of the elections grind
has been reached, and the people viii be
allowed to rest and attend to business
for short while. Pretty soon some more
campaigns VIII open and the grind will
start again. a consolidation of elections
would do a great deal towards advancing
the material interests Of Georgla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

It tranapires. according to the captain Of
the steamer Baracoa, that that vessel
and the La Gonda and Amadis were
chartered for the purpose of carrying
arms and ammunition to Venezuela. The
excitement of the Cuban patriots in Florida
over the detention of the vessels was,
therefore. unwarranted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

There would be an element Of danger
ocratic President VIII not control the
situation after March 4, as many per
sons seem to think The next House viii
consist of PA republicans. lOl democrats
and eleven populsts. That win give the
republicans a two-thirds majority over all.
and enable them to override presidential
veto if they please. Such a condition of
affairs has not existed since the days of
Andrew johnson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

II may be that Ii Hung Chang will live
to bless the days on which he lost his yell
low jacket, etc. because Of Chinese de-
feats. With a liberal use Of grease he may
be able TO slip through the fingers of the
invaders when they reach Tien Tsin.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in certain mortgage executed to the Lombard Investment Company on the 16th day of October, 1889, by William F. Fulton and Mary V. Fulton, his wife, which mortgage is recorded in volume 137 page 2. of Records of Deeds of Probate Judge of Jefferson county. Alabama, and which said assigned by the said Lombard Investment Company to Joseph Norris, and by said Joseph Norris to T. F. Cheek, and by said T Ri Cheek to Mary V. Fulton, the under signed Mary V. Fulton, as transferree of said mortgage, will on
 SATIJRDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF SEP
 TEMBER, 1895
 nroceed to sell in front of the court house door of Jefferson county, between the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder, for cash. the following described real estate sit mated in Jefferson county, Alabama, to-wit: ots sixteen Q6) and seventeen QO, in b,ock fifty-four (5D in the city of Birrning- ham fronting one hundred Q0W feet on Fourth avenue, north, and extending back of uniform width one hundred and forty 140l feet to an alley, except thirty three and teen u6) above mentioned, which said DOT tion is more particularly described and set forth in a deed of conveyance by William F Fuiton and Mary " Fulton dated the Sd dav of June, 1895. to c. E. Hailey trustee, and recorded in volume POI, page 259 of the Records of Deeds of Probate Judge of Jef- ferson county, Alabama.
 Said sale will be made to satisfy the in aet,tedues secured by said rnortgage. de-
 MARY V. FULTON,
 Transferree of Said Mortgage By D. c. Buckshaw, her attorney.
 8-14-30t
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30

els, about 50,0O0,OO0 bushels less than es- timated. The market eased off on the rather free offerings at the advance, put rallied in sympathy with the strength in wheat Prices weakened on heavy short selling by a commission house, but rallied later in sympathy with the strength a-, Tn wheat. May corn opened at SIS to SOasc sold between 31k631A and 30&c, closing at 31kc. Ac higher han yesterday. Cash corn was firm and tsc higher
 strength in corn and wheat. Trading was fairly active, shorts doing considerable covering in September. Receipts were II cars. May closed Ac higher than yester- day Cash oats were firm and A612c higher
 Provisions were weak on rather free ltqui- holdings. Hog trading still continues to consist mainly of changing At the close September pork was 2Oc lower, September lard 715610c lower and September ribs 1Oc lower than yesterday. The domestic mar kets were quiet and easier.
 The leading futures ranged as follows.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
BIRMINGHAM AaE-HERALD. FRIDAY AUGUST 30 1895

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