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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

The late Rev. DIR. Charles H. Hall. rec
tor of Holy Trinity church. Brooklyn, n.
Y, was fond of getting into the mountains
of North Carolina, far from railroads.
whenever he could take a vacation, saws
the Raleigh Observer. He loved to come
in contact with the hardy, unlettered
mountaineer. He esteemed a man as a
man. He never tired of telling of an incl
dent that first gave him a knowledge of
the inbred hatred of the revenue officer.
Going up the mountains with guide, they
came to a deep ravine in a thiclxly wooded
part of the mountains.
Man killed over there last week" said
the guide.
What had he done?" asked DR. Halh
Revenue officer" replied the guide.
But" persisted DR.. Hall, what crime
had the officer committed2'
He was a revenue officer" again said
the guide.
1t was long time before DR.. Hall could
be convinced that the fact that the man
was revenue officer, charged with break
ing up moonshine stills was crime enough.
in the eyes of his guide, for the severest
punishment.
Mrs. Hearst of California has a collec-
ton of laces that rivals that OF The
lll1eeD of Iralv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

out consent. ana who since reading OF
the bringing OF the suit may have feared
that all or the stolen kisses were charged
UP 10 them as assaults. They may now
go on their way rejoicing. and kissing
provided they do it with fine discretion
as 10 time and place and unfaTlng Juds-
ment as 10 person.
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opinion that the South Carolina constitu-
ton makers would be under-paid for their
services. at the rate Of 81 a day. But af-
ter watching them for two weeks. we are
convinced that the delegates put the very
highest reasonable estimate upon them
selves when they fixed the per diem at 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
RESIGNATION of DIR. Drtpn-.

/ Although the resignation OF DR.. Dripps
/ as the pastor OF the Independent Presby-
Z terrain church is a matter wholly between
him and the congregation OF that church.
I yet. in view OF the conspicuous position
he held in this community. and the work
he did during his residence here OF six
years. IT is but just TO say that the an
nouncement that ne had closed his work
here and gone elsewhere was received
with profound regret by his very large
circle Of friends and admirers. The rea-
sons which led to his resignation have al
ready been stated in our news columns
and they are not of a character to lessen
the respect which was entertained for
him. The courtesy. dignity and amiability
he displayed in bringing his relations with
his congregation TO an end strengthened
If possible, the very general appreciation
Of his character as a high minded and
conscientious Christian gentleman
The chief interest which this comnnun-
ity' outside of his congregation. had in
Dr. Dripps was the work he did in re-
storing the Independent Presbyterian
church and Sunday school building. The
Independent Presbyterian church is a
building in which every Savannahian feels
more or less pride, not only because of its
architectural beauty, but also because it
has been one of the conspicuous features
of the city for so many years. DIR. Dripps
had preached only one sermon after he
had been regularly called, before the
church and Sunday school building were
burned. There were financial difficulties
in the way Of rebuilding them at once, but
encouraged by the earnest efforts of DR..
Dripps and the hopeful view of the situa-
ton that he expressed, the congregation
undertook the work and completed il.
Those who know DIR. Dripps best admire
and love him most. All who came into
contact with him in this city esteemed him
greatly Sincere, earnest, honest and
thoroughly conscientious, he went among
the people, teaching by example as well
as by precept, always leaving the impress
sion that he lived up to the demands of
his high calling
And Mrs Dripps will be missed equally
as much as the doctor Her work was
along similar lines. but in a little different
field. 1t was a wide field, but not too
wide for her sympathies, her ability or
her desire to help suffering humanity and
to lead people to better life. DR.. and
Mrs. Dripps may feel assured that to
whatever field of labor they may be called
their good work in connection with the In
dependent Presbyterian church will not
permit them to be forgotten in Savannah.
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There were just two followers with Ez-
eta when he sailed away from San Fran
cisco to overthrow the government OF
Salvador. 1t would be interesting to
know if they We're the two constables
who were not long ago following him with
an unpaid hotel bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

British yachtsmen are evidently as
much Disguised with Lord Dunraven as
are American yachtsmen. That is shown
by the activity On the other side look
ing to another race for the Americas
cup Dunraven came over here as the
representative OF British yachtsmen. ana
proved himself a rank gutter" The
Britishers do not relish the idea Of being
judged from his lordship, hence they will
send over somebody else. with pluck
enough to fight to finish.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

The commercial agencies note that there
has been an improvement in the business
Of manufacturing cheap jewelry. That
is one Of the best signs of the times.
Cheap jeweIry is worn by people who do
daily labor for a~liVing. II that class Of
people have again got to the point where
they can spend part of their earnings
for gew-gaws and articles of personal
adornment It is proof that better times
are not merely ''eoming.p but have come
Twice wfthih week iirebugs have
made successful attacks upon the prop
erty of John d. Rockefeller at larry
town, n. Y. On the first occasion build
ings worth several thousand dollars were
burned, and on the second barns and
contents worth s2oeg0 were destroyed.
There seems no dopSt thai the buildings
were fred with dynamite and petroleum.
II Is suspected that discharged employees
did the mischief in spirit of revenge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22
A HOME GREETING.


So many OF our people are coming home now
that we feel as though welcome in the shape
of special values in Staple goods would be very
appropriate. And so We have arranged for the
coming week very<specIal sale, indeed, some
thing not usually on the boards at this season
of the year. We mean this as a sort of index
to what we purpose doing this fall and winter.
That this store is to be the headquarters for
nice things for nice people goes without saying.
1t is also to lie the place where the finds its
equivalent in the good. old-fashioned, honest
way No humbug-no trash. Something for
your money and that something great deal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

Mrs Hearst of California has a collec-
Queen Of Italy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-22

every day IN the year. and Is served 10
subscribers in the city at Sl.O0 a month.
IS for six months. and 5000 for one year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
MURDER AT DETROIT.
DIR. Horace Il. Pope, Dentist, Killed by
William Bru,seau.

DIR. Horace Il. Pope, "a Dentist, Killed by
William Bru,seau.
DETROIT, Feb 4.-Dr Horace X. Pope,
O dentist with an office and residence on
Michigan avenue, was killed by William
Brusseau, Mrs. Pope's nurse. According
to the story told by Brusseau, he found
DR.. Pope sitting on his wiie's bed holding
a cloth saturated with chloroform over
her mouth. When Brusseau entered the
room the doctor fired at him
but missed. The nurse seized hatchet
and bul led it into the skull of the man.
Unlawful relation between Brusseau and
Mrs. Pope are said to have been the cause
OF frequent and bitter quarrels between
the Pope's and the police 0elicve this led
to the murder.
In unearthlng the circumstances sur
rounding DR. Pope's murder it is learned
that Mrs Pope had urged her husband
to place heavier insurance upon his life.
He had accordingly been insured for s9,-
OOJ and buC . lew days ago transferred
the payment of the policies from his es-
tate toshls WIFE
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
FIGHT or THE BROOKLYN STRIKERS.
Obtain an Order for the forfeiture of the
Companies Franchises.


Companies FrancLires.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 5-Tbc board of alder
men has adopted an order demanded by
the trolley line strikers to forfeit tho
franchises Of the trolley line companies.
A committee consisting OF four members
of district assembly No. rs, X OF l. called
upon Mayor Schieren ut his Office TO urge
the mayer to sign the resolution which
was passed by tho boarl OF aldermen. The
commitvee was received by Secretary
Palmer, and he went in and asked the
mayor what he proposal to do, The
mayor replied: "When this resolution
comes before me n "Wednesday next in
the regular way will have something to
say about it. decline to Shy in advance
what shall do"
Secretary Palmer informed the dele0a.
ton OF the mayors answer and they then
expressed desire TO see his honor person.
ally Secretary Palmer informed the
mayor of the committees wish and no
came out and reiterated the message de-
livered 10y his secretary. The delegation
then Withdrew. Everything was quiet
during the afternoon. The strikers have
been exhorted by their leaders not to
make any breach OF the law and they car
RED this wish out to tho letter.
President Norton. of the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Railroad company, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner More
charged with the violation Of United
States statute in displaying United States
mail signs on trolley cars that were not
carrying mail. Ex-Judge Morris, counsel
for Mr.. Norton, contended that the agree
ment of the company with the United
States governments provided that they
must be ready to carry mail on all trains
or cars and that while perhaps there
might have been cars without mail
actually on them, the cars when the 81 IN
was put on had been engaged in carrying
mail.
Judge Moore IN the court Of sessions
instructed the February grand jury that
it would have n great deal of work before
it in investigating the disorder during the
past few weeks caused by the strike. Tho
responsibility OF the disordcrly acts, he
told the jury, must be placed Law and
order must prevail, and it is tho d uty Of
the grand jury to find out who was re-
sponsible.
Judge Gaynor, in supreme court cham
bers, handle down "a decision on the APP
plication for writ of man amus ag inst
the Atlantic avenue company. The ap.
plication WAS male by james O'Connell,
n mineral water bother, who claims TO
have suffered great financial loss because
the company has not operated it's cars as
fully as they were operated prior to Jan.
a. Judge Gaynor allows the company
twenty days in which u, make answer
before IA judge and jury,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
BENTON HAReoR IcE-soUNO.
The Ludington, Which Went in search OF
the Chicora, Can't Get In.

The Ludington, Which Went in search OF
the Chicora, Can't Get In.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich. Feb. 2-The
steamer LudingtDn, which left Milwaukee
for cruise along the east shore in search
OF whatever may be found of the Gamer
Chicora's wreck, failed to reach st. Joseph
harbor. She was sighted about four or
five miles away at $40 in the afternoon,
and when just about opposite the harbor
put out into tho lake in the direction of
Chicago 10 is supposed that the Luding
ton gave up tho attempt to make the
harbor on account Of the miles of ice
which yet lay between her and the shore.
A code of signals had been arranged to
communicate with persons on the sh re
should she succesl in f1ling anything,
and as she was flying none when she
passed here IL is believed that her efforts
were fruitless Hundreds o. people anx-
iously awaited her arrival at ST. Joseph
docks
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

A lrdy from SCu.h Dakota asks long
list of questions about woman suffrage
in Wyoming 1t is enough to say that.
after trying woman suffrage for 90
years, we here are entirely satisfied
with ITS wo kings and unanimously in.
corporated it in cur state constitution rs
the fundamental law Of the land We
have never seen one of tho evil results
predicted by old fogies, and its effects
have been only good, and that continu-
ally. Laramie tWy.) Sentinel
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Christian Unity at bay City.

BAY CITY, NJ CHI, Feb. 5-The Catho-
lie priests and Protestant ministers of the
city have held several meetings recently
for the purpose of forming a Christian
union, the object Of which is to bring
about greater respect for each others
beliefs and to do away especially with the
intolerance alleged to be endangered and
fortered by the A p. A. and kindred or
ganizations. AT the last meeting all the
pastors met and adopted articles of asso.
cation of the Christian Union of the
Bay Cities Of Michigan" Fraternal
meetings will be held and spirit Of
unity, charity and federation cultivated
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Terroriz~d by whitecaps.

BIRMINGHAM, Mich, Feb 6-The ham,
lot OF Walnut, in this township, has been
In a state OF terror from Whitecaps, who
have sent letters to many persons warn
ing them to leave town. and many Of the
farmers are sleeping with shotguns with
In convenient reach Farmer Williams
found notice on his door warning him
to leave under penalty Of having his
wells and cattle poisoned. He had pluck
and as a result the sheriff has three war
rants for prominent young men and two
more are under surveillance. The local
justice has also received Whitecap no.
tica
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
polNGS OF OUR soLoNS AT THE
STATE CAPITAL.

Hills and Resolu Ions In reduced and
Other Busiu"ss Transacted i'm 10th
Branches of ths stat. Lcgislat ure---suin-
airy Of tho wosk of the Lawmakers.
LANSING, Feb. Mayor Plngree's
Detroit board of health fight has been
transferred to the legi lative halls Both
houses gave hearing ON Senator Thomp-
sons bill TO wipe out the present board
and Substitute one which, no says, will
relieve the city from its small pox epidemic.
Mayor Pingreo WAS present, and the dis
cussion was warm. Is lis wereintroduced
in ,he senate: To make valid the testi.
niony OF husband or wife against each
other In criminal cases; appropriating
S25, U0J Tor u home Tor the blind at Sagi-
nav: appropr,ating $50, 900 for improve
.nent ut the Kalamazoo asylum. Bills
were introduced in the house to provide
Tor compensation TO persons Isolated TO
prevent the spread OF communicable dis.
eases; limiting the validity OF marriage
licenses TO sixty days from date OF issue.
LANSING, Feb 2.-The senate passed q
joint resol ution submitting to the people
an amendment To the constitution pro-
viding an educational qualification for
electors The discussion of theemeasure
developed the lacJ that there Is q strong
equal suffrage sentiment in the sem
ate. Bills were introduced appropriat.ng
ST., 900 for the erection and equipment OF
an assay building Ut the state mining
school at houghton ana $4,000 Tor tho
current expenses OF the school for the
ensuing two years. A joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the constitu-
ton prohibiting the manufacture and
sale OF Intoxicating liquors was intro
duced and II determined effort will be
made to pass it.
LANSING, Feb 6.-Bills wero introduced
in the house: APP opriating S9,5 for
Improvements at the Marquette prison;
prohibiting the shooting of quail and their
shipment out of the state; reducing the
rental OF telephones from "A TO SO per
month Tor single instrument and S.. 5u
for each additional; joint Restitution fix
ing the compensation OF members of the
legislature ut 800 per annum and no
mileage allowances. and 50 per day for ex-
ira sessions not To exceed twenty days;
also, a ] lint resolution providing that at
the general election Of 1876 members in
odd-numbcred senate 'ial and legislative
districts be elected for two years, and
those with even numbers for four, half of
the new members being elected each sub.
sequent two years
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
GREENAuT Is REMOVED.
McNulta and Mitchell Appointed to Ac
with Kcce iver Lawrence.

McNulta and Mitchell Appointed to Act
with kece iver Lawrence.
CHICAGO, Feb 4-Judge Grosscup an.
nounced his decisi on in the whisky trust
matter. BY it Joseph b. Greenhut is re-
moved as receiver and in his stead John
McNulta and John j. Mitchell are ap.
pointed to act with Receiver Lawrence,
who is retained. John McNulta will DO
remembered as the man who made an ex.
tensive reputation some years ago as re-
ceiver of the Wabash railroad. He is q
well.known and able politician and three
years ago was defeated for the nom ma
ton of governor of Illinois by Joseph w.
Fifer. John j. Mitchell is president OF
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank and
% man of great business ability. Judge
Grosscup stigmatizea Mr.. Greenhut's ac-
ton in trading in whisky stock last week
after being appointed receiver as an i'm
position on the federal court.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Left Out tn. House of Lords.

LONDON, Feb. 6-P.lrliament has reag'
sembled and the queens speech has been
real. Contrary TO exp Citations 1t con-
tains 40 reference to reform in the house
OF lords By which the commons shall be
practically the only body in the Kingdom
competent 10 make or alter laws. Ireland
is said to be phenomenally quiet. church
dIsestablishment in Wales is promised, a
tenant dill is on Tho carl, anu bill to
give popular control If tue liquor traffic is
mentioned. Bag Is expires el The
continuance OF ,n3 war in Chm. -
Armenian q W., ,es are referred d.. . q.
non comm 5c,l, tanner.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Cuban Revolutlon.s,s Active.

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb 6.-Cuoan revo-
lutionary groups are showing unusual
activity. Dark hints from those near
TO Marti, chief of the American party, Of
IN uprising within "a few weeks mt most
have stimulated the zeal OF resident Cubans
almost to fever Gonzales QLeseda, sec
rotary Of the American Revolutionary or
ganization, has arrived on the Mascotte
from Tampa for the purpose OF adding to
the large fund already on hand ior sup.
plying arms.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Millionaire charged with Con.smp. .

MUSHROOM, Mich, Fab 5--John Tor
rent millionaire, appcare. In court
charged with contempt. in having spirited
away witness in the case brought
against the Muskegon ,omin g company,
or which he was president. HIS defense Is
that he was not shown 20 have been con-
nected with the absence of the witness.
Judge Poigham reserved decision. The
proceedings against II. o. Lnge and
John w Brakeman, secretary and claim
agent OF the company, who were said to
be implicated with Mr.. Torrent, were put
over until Feb. %
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

The railroad ernAo crossing Is oven more
dangerous than tho football slugger.
ton Herald
Tho Napoleon ten Is the latest fad In
New York. sort Of Bonaparty, we sup
pose. Boston Transcript.
But ono lustrum Of tho fin do steele re
mains To decide whether tho coming wo-
man will play football with the pieskin or
continue To use inan.-New York Record
err
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Pilesi Piles! Itching Piles!

-YMPToMs- Moisture, intense itching ana
Il nging: most ~ night: worse by scratching
Il allowed To continue tumors form, which often
bleed and al crate brcomine very sore
IwAYHE's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding heals liberation. and In most cases re.
moves the tumors. Al druggists or by mail fot
~cents DR. -wavDe &Son Philadelphia.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

provides that whenever It appears that
the local health authorities unable to
control an epidemic the governor may
authorize the stnte beard to assume STU
preme control and lake whatever meas
ures it may deem necessary 20 stamp out
the disease
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Chorus of students.

ANN ARBoR. Mich, Feb. 4-The stu
dents chorus. conducted by Professor A.
A. Stanley of the University of Michigan,
consisting OF 30J VOICES gave its lrsJ con-
cert of this season. The chorus was as
sisted by MIS- Generva Johnston Bishop
OF Chicago and Pro essor Gardner >.
Lamson OF the University School OF Music
with u full orchestra
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Says Mrs. Pop. Ki,led Her Husband.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb d.-Wiiliam
Brusseau, the alleged murderer OF DIR.
Pope, who was Drained with n hatchet in
the presence of Brusseau AMI Mrs. Pope,
has made u sort of semi con fession TO the
police. He says that Mrs. Pope actually
committed the crime and that he knew
nothing OF her purpose until after she lad
dealt the fatal blow. b 'usseau appears to
be rapidly losing control OF his mind and
memory.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Arrested Tor Murder.

BATTLE, CREEK, Mich, Feb. 5-John
Leak, negro, WAS arrested charged with
numbering George Arnold on the night
OF Dec. 10 Arnoid's body was subso-
qucntly founI on tho river bank frozen
stiff and with bad wound on the side OF
the head. Leak was an employo Of Ar
nold's father
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
ercat port,tu.ion rs neported.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. Substitution
among Kansas and Oklahoma farmers IS
becoming more evident, and urgcnt ai'.
peals for outside aid arc being inane.
"Men and women begging Tor food 10 =
daily sight upon The streets " our suffer.
Ing little town." said Patrick Mct,iDskey,
Q merchant Of st. Francis. kas
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08

Rheumatism 'mr-d IN n Day.-"Mystir
t'nie" tor rheumatism and Neuralgia, rad.
maily cures IN Ia 3 days. Its action npon
! hr :, stem l. remarkable and M, stertOus
u ren"vrs ut once The cause and the diseaps
immediately disappears The first d0s-
greatly benefits. ~ cts Sold by johnson Il
Henderson, druggist, OwOsso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
BOILER Ex,Io,ion nj Mu.Leron.

MUSHROOM. Mich. Feb 4-The boilers
in Gray Bros planning mill exploded,
blowing to atoms John Johnson, watch
man, not n trace of HIM being found Tho
mill Was wrecked.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
Looking Alter michigan Health.

LANSING, Feb 4.-Thc Michigan state
boari of health formulated bill which 1t
will urge upon the legislature that prom
ises 10 place epdemics and contagious
diseases under more speedy control 10
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-02-08
eire at n Pow Factory.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. A fire In the
Minneapolis establishment of the Moline
Plow works, of Moline, Ills, caused
loss OF about $4,000