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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01
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ucational-University Of Virginia.
Steamship Schedules-Ocean Steamship
Company, Baltimore Steamship Com
pany.
Legal Notices-Citations From the Clerk
of the Court of Ordinary Of Chatham
County.
Railroad Schedule-Plant System.
Tobacco-Blackwen' Genuine Durham
Tobacco.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

The government had a white elephant
on its hands in the crumbnng Chicago
postofiice building, which cost more than
S1.000,oO0. 1t has been sold for the sum Of
$4,000, and Uncle Sam was lucky to
get it off his hands at that price.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

The Philadelphia health authorities
have passed a regulation forbidding any
child to so to a Sunday school until it has
been vaccinated. That would do rather
more for the promotion of the public
health than for the promotion of piety.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01
CURRENT COMMENT.
Comparisons.
From the Boston Herald Qnd.).

Joel Chandler Harris compares Ben
Tillman to orator Grady. 1t might be
mentioned in this connection that Shakes
peare compares Thersites 10 Hercules,
Hyperion 10 a Satyr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

The Fleming murder trial in New York
is exciting almost as much interest there
as the Borden murder trial did in New
England. And it is just about as mys-
ferrous, as all the evidence against the
woman who is accused of numbering her
mother is purely circumstantial.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

Some Of the very tail buildings in St.
Louis were in the path of the cyclone,
and many of them sustained little or no
damage 1t is said that in some instances
smaller buildings were protected from the
force of the wind by their tan neighbors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

There will be one gold standard candi-
date for the presidency, at all events,
whatever may be the outcome of the de-
lberauons of the conventions at Chicago
and st. Louis. The Baltimore Sun says
that Mr.. Joshua lowering of Maryland
whom the prohibitionists have nominated
for the presidency, is for the gold stand
ard and a 10O-cent dollar. IF the repub-
heans nominate a straddler and the dem
ocrats a sixteen-to-one-er" says the Sun,
Joshua, the leader, may prevail against
his enemies, as Joshua the son of Nun
prevailed against the five kings. who fed
ana hid themselves in the cave Of Make
dahl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

1t appears from 2,521 replies to queries
sent out by Latham, Alexander & Co. of
New York that there has been an in
crease of 2,7S7ooO acres in the cotton acre
age of the United States over that Of
last year. The increase amounts to 1919
per cent The increase in Georgia. Ala
bama and South Carolina is put at 10
per cent. each, ana in Florida at 20 per
@ at. In Texas the increase has been 16
per cent. The correspondents say the
planting of the crop was about one week
earlier in all the states. except Florida
and Texas, in which states the planting
was from one TO two weeks later than last
year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

The Senate has passed bill to include
pears, pineapples, apricots. oranges, ber-
ries and prunes in the list of fruits from
which brandy may be distilled under ex-
isting regulations. The law at present
embraces only apples, peaches and grapes.
This bill may be of interest TO fruit grow
ers in Georgia and Florida. 1t sometimes
occurs that fruit markets become glutted,
and the shipping Of certain fruits is I'M
profitable. If such fruits could be turned
into brandy. the product could probably
be put on the market at a profit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01
FOR I'LL TIME

take only Simmons Liver Regulato-
You'll need nothing else in the vav ..
medicine because Il regulates the liva-.
and. with the liver we'll regulate5-l,s-.
active-yOu may laugh at the w..
thought OF disease coming TO you. Everv
physician Will tell you that this is 800
logic; and a great many physicians MI
also tell you that there Is no remedy H..
simmons Liver Regulator 10 keen 49,
liver wide awake. The proof Of rbs
pudding is in the eating Of it" az
Simmons Liver Regulator Is good ea+frs-
besides healthy. a dose a day is eDou,I
and that just before going to bed. Yog.li
have a good nights sleep. and in ~.
morning feel greatly refreshed. whiIa 49,
habits OF the body viii become reg7,la-
Don't take anything in its place. IT,
Red q on the package is the sign Of Sf-.
mons Liver Regulator. J. H. Zeilin & 60
Philadelphia. Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE DAMASEGs, NAPKINS,
TOWELS.

% dozen Huck Towels. pure linen 2lx42,
81 dozen; actual value $3.50
70 dozen Hemmed Huck Towels, 15c
each; cheap at pc.
20 dozen Damask Towels, knotted FIRM
ges, fancy borders, 25c each; worth S5c.
Special lot Glass Linen, Sc, l0c and lZlse
yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

Registered at the pOstOmes in Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

Beginning in Texas on May 10, 100 peo-
pie were killed by a cyclone. Two days
later thirty-three We're killed by storms
in Kentucky and Kansas. The next day
forty-four met death from storm IN Ne
braska. On May p ten We're killed in
Oklahoma. TWO days later five We're
killed in Missouri. on May "a forty per-
sons were killed by a storm in Iowa.
Eighty-six lives We're lost in Michigan
and Oklahoma the next day. On May &c
eleven lives were lost by storm at Cairo,
Ill. Add to these the 41S lives lost in st.
Louis, and it win be seen how bloody
the month of May has been.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

distances Brigham Young and his large
family; His palace at Bangkok is like
a small town, and it is said that he has
never troubled to count his wives A
regular school Is maintained inside the
pdlace Tor the children of the roVal fam
ny, OF whom there are several hundred
1hey get along well together There are
Two classes OF wives, and therefore two
classes OF children. There are the oueans
ana processes. royal, and in order IN he
queen as wei as the kings wife ii is
necessary that the lady be a near blood
relation of the king, generally a b9if
SISTER, ana never farther distant than
cousin. Inc children of these queens re
me royal prlncesseS and princes and
from them must be chosen the successor
g. q me tnrone. The present heir to the
SldLneSe throne is a student AZ Oxford
england, and is said to be a briphf ana
manly FELLOW. Several other bows. who
IN case OF the hetr-apparent's death woiiid
succeed TO the throne are also heinz
EDUCATED at English schools Ayuthia tbe
anSiShl capital or Siam, is a curious city
dLlu mas evidences of departed greatness'
The place is almost deserted ana tLa
ruined palaces show that they Were more
hdSnlncent than those of today at Rang
koh. On the great national festival daT
Ayuthla is alive with people who assemble
mere 10 gamble for three days without
nnaNing 20 pay taxes for the pleasure
ENeIyDody, men, women ana children
gamDleS. 1t is the national pastime The
hlng OF Siam IS shrewd in many WAYS
ana ne sees that he has to keep up with
tne spirit OF the times if he wishes TO es
cape being annexed by some stronger
power. lie is almost q confirmed invalid
DIl SHOWS great energy in furthering ali
PldnS Tor Improvement There are nrac
5lcdlly no roads in the country and The
~ mics OF railroad, just being com
Prelea,, are expected to prove a financial
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-01

-Anson 7. Colt who was an Episcopal
clergyman four years ago and caused a
sensation in Brooklyn, n. Y, by abandon
ing his charge and embracing the Roman
Catholic church. has applied TO Bishop
LittleJOhn for restoration to the Protest
ant Episcopal ministry. The application
was made by Mr.. Colt about two weeks
ago and has been referred to the standing
committee of the diocese. The canon of
the church provides that in a case Ike
Mr.. Colts the applicant for restoration
must remain in lay communion with the
church for three years next preceding his
assumption of holy orders. After the lapse
of that tine Mr.. Colt will be eligible for
the duties of a priest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

during the OlFlI Wa, found Their Wnl
into the Louisiana regiment to which
the captain belonged. Both were from
ten 10 twelve years old. and both hid
run away from home. and were servin1
~ drummerA
Al the battle Of shiloh one OF thes
little fellows threw away his drurl
carly In the engagement. picked up thi
musket OF a wounded soldier. an
fought like a young hero as long a.
the battle ragged.
Not long after the battle. while the
boy-soldlcr's laurels were still fresh NJ
on him. his mother learned where b,
was and cane after him. The regimen
was drilling Al the time. and the hos
was with H. The mother rushed upo-
the battle-ground and seized her boy.
run away from home. will yours
she screamed; why. you are nothina
more than baby. You come right homs
with your mother"
As the boy showed some unwilling
ness. she took him across her knee
and. In the presence OF the whole regi'
ment. gave him a sound spanking
Then she led him away. the boy cry.
ing and boohoolng at the TOP Of hi.
voice.
She had to wait sone time fo- q
chance 10 get away. and meantime one
Of the soldiers saw the boy. who va,
stin crying. and asked II he was cry.
ing because his mother hurt him.
mo- he shouted. 10 yor suppose
a soldier like me would cry because
he was hurt? Didn't I fight Just a.
well as the best Of them At the great
battleg"
Yes, Johnny. but what are you cry
ing about?T
I'm crying because my mother
spanked me right before the whole
reglmenty
In spite Of bis protests, the boy had
to 30 home with his mother. as was
proper
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

SPACE ri gs9ss which they ilust cross.
-NiH foF it." said Run'nm. Arm.
ain'ne smiled srlnly. Both uta
lirlicnrd their belts aud pfeiafod flr
that last dish. Around then. a tho
inci of the kDpict wefc probably "a
thousand ~ as cruel harbariint as
Afiicl can hnHst
According Go the programme 0f ihV
iWo desperate men rot q shot was th
he nrod. u was 10 b. seizure. if
not q srizufe. thc Knife. n not Tie
knife. ~ last resort. The rifle.
Pausing 20 take q long breath. The
two hrn. crnuchlng low. ran SWIFTLY
oni IN The tail grass ~ flic oren space.
stumbling here ard there over the
hidden hWlders. but keeping ever ln
direct line for thu summit Just be-.
You'd the ol'cn glade they ca'nc upon q
steep path which somewhat reseinhied
. rude stalrcase. II was fortunately
Invisible from below. aud Buruham
and Armstrong passed rapidly and
nolselessly along the ascent.
AZ the very ~ init were two huge
blocks uphCaved by some prehistoric
earthquake. They leaned together Ia
the shape u an "a" tent. forming an
opening about four feet IN height and
treLdiag downward. The men w,.e
on their hands and knees now. They
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

IN account was rcccntly given of she
use OF the camera Tor surveying pur.
poses 10y the survey department ~ the
Canadian government. The method In
question was introduced Ia iSSS with
view to reduce the cost Of the or.
binary methods Of survey. which be.
came excessive In the Rocky noun.
tain district. In that year 80 SQUARE
miles werr surveyed by photography.
and this amount steadily Increased un.
tii In 1891 and iSl3 double this guam.
tity was dealt with. the cost OF survey
being hut 81 shllllngs per square mile
The method depends upon the fact
that camera with n suitable lens
gives a true perspective. Then having
a plan aud elevation Of any structure.
Il Is possible 90 construct economically
a perspective view. and conversely
from perspective views u Is possible
% pass by geomeirlcal construction %
the plan and elevation. Only n small
PARTY. consisting OF the topognpher
his assistant and a packer aud laborer.
are required In the field. and the
amount OF ground covered Is very
great. Thus the 500 square miles sur.
veyed In 1892 only required slxty-one
working days In the field. an important
matter, since the heavy SHOWS IN the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

cuwlcd cautiously across the last In.
tcrvenlng bowldcr -lgif mp 10 thc dark
aud foul-sneIllng entrance 20 the
M'limn's cave.
Then together. Ike two great eats,
ihcy dropped softly lat, toe darkness
The rocky aisle. few PAGES in ad-
Ntrcc turned sharply 90 the left. They
cautiously pcerI around the meek. q"
The killing of the nlnrk God
There ln the darkness sat
Nduhl, the Mlino Of the Mniaheic.
gauhi and savage. crouchrd like slG-
drr m a noisnnc web.
suddenly De- began an Incarnation.
The hlli.muiiercd words 0f the chant
vscmhled She mindless rawlings Of "a
hashccsh dream. With every sway of
his lHdy forward. his groc-grccs ana
lruilcis ~ dead acu's hnues sounding
Ike The angry warning Of o. rattle.
sake
BEFORE be- had llnishCC ihr chant be-
sprnng 10 hls feet. tall aud buuy nud
with blazing eyes Tie had seen IN thc
glpom the White faces OF Burnhnm
AMI Armstrong Tscrr wis no oppnr.
tunity for seizure. The long. dusky
'.rni ~ the Mniahcle god described %
swift suoop toward the wall ~ the
cave. ln doing this Lo lulfmrncd Lis
hack Was h assegai gun or slrarf
Burnham lid not know. lie did not
stop Co guess His iIfe pitched like
lightning 90 his shoulder aud lie dark.
ue.f was llnccd WITH fnu,e.
threw his arW alofi and with never n
groan fell prone on his face dead.
Echoes which had slept Tor csuturi -
wc-c wakcnel from their hoary lnirs
aud went rioting and believing
abroad Ia the hills. Out OF the cav
err, nellmell. cane the two men.
scrainhling wildly for the base 0f the
hin whcrc their horses were tied.
Armstrong. making n sudden de-
tour set ilne 20 the big kraal. which
contained about 2OO huts. In the
meantime Burnham had secured the
horses aud had lcd them to Arm.
strong. The Maiahcle had been
aroused by the rifle shot. but a. vet
they had been unable 90 locate Il. The
smoke Of the burning village gave
them nllying point. They CAME
swnrning out Ike hccs from n hive.
The AIR was filled with the shouts OF
men, the screams of women and the
cmck!lng OF he dry aud burning
gnss
Already the fueitlvcs had been PEE.
celvcd by the Maialrlc. who Vrre try.
Ing TO cut them on from the river.
Away went the horses like grey
hounds Ia the race that was to turn
the scale Of life or death They round
ed the bankers 81 the enemy aud
stretched away for the river.
Some time aftcrwurd two very tirrd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

In the year OF grace 1868 one jacob
Starr. In the city Of Montgomery. Ala.
took Il into his head that he was a
man Of some literary and historical
ability.
Starr went 10 work 20 keep up q
diary. lie recorded every event OF note.
and was 60 proud Of his work that he
read Il to his nelghbors Two young
lady friends lived next door. and Starr
read his diary to them every evening
The girls enloyed Il very much. and
repeated the contents OF the document
to their beaux.
All this Taade he work. The points
In the Starr biography were duly
quoted The young men about Town
discussed the matter. and {. was soon
decided that starr was a public enemy
who deserved the worst punishment.
SO Jacob Starr was watched. Lead
ing confederatcs we're consulted, and
they agreed that he ought to be
hanged or shot.
Blu, the innocent went on writing
and reading. and It never occurred to
him that he was In any danger.
Starr wrote down the Impressions OF
the people as sherman advanced. and
laughed over it. Then he took his
diary next door and read Il TO the
young ladies'
After that everybody laughed over
e. The town boys especially were
hilarious. There was a goneral demand
for something more from the pen OF
Jacob Starr.
Mr. Starr promptly responded. His
diary was produced whenever Il was
demanded and Il Is needless to say
that Il was enthusiastically received.
One night the town boys got togeth-
or. They looked over the Starr diary.
paid him a call and then strung him
up 20 tree down by the river side.
Mrs STAR sat M oil night watching
Tor her husband, and in the early
dawn OF Sunday morning she took a
negro boy IN a buggy with her and
cut down the dead body Of the foolish
man who had attempted to keep a
var diary.
That was the end o. the Zach Starr
episode Tor a while, brt zee II occas-
onally cropping out IN almanacs and
olhor periodicals.
When We slt down aud ihink OF n
now, Il strikes ms an az a brutal thing
but wurse things occurred within .
stones throw Of ".
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

when . lake up the care q The
bridge turner's who we're executed ir
atlanta or whcn mepfion nsif .
dozen Incidents under tho adminlsira-
ton Of Captain G. wash. Lee or Cap
tain reden IN Atlanta. q viii be easy
Tor me 70 beat the record or war limo
cruelty.
Some Of tho1o ihinss are no, pleasant
20 contemplate now. but hundreds OF
Thousands Of western soldiers ftlil re-
member them. The western men have
not forgotten the case Of the brileo
burners. They were the very flower Of
the wesieln army. and The seven who
we're hanged In Atlanta were regretted
By The oonfederates. while the eight
who escaped had the best wishes Of an.
But this Ia enough. am drifting ints
another story.
WALLACE PUTNAM REED.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

man WIS IN great pain The guide
was mln Of cxpedienis lie got q
rulie Hii iieH he rsiieli -eeHf-lt o. q
post Then De tied another rope Around
the mans wrist mud hiirliid the loose
end OF q 10 a pulley Of the ENGINE lie
managed somehow TO turn GA steam
aud the pulley began to wind up the
rope. - drew the arm ont light In
beautiful shape and PR snliy tie Joint
TTaunrd back into lu socket. Then
Sahaiins' jumped around 10 shut on
steam while the pulley kept on wind
ipg Holy Moscsr rasped the guide
cXcliedly. how does u g0s ! don't
know where Ills. / can't stop the
BANKED thing. and the pulley was
meanwhile slowly but surely pulling
Meservey 10 pieces. His eyes were
sticking -. Of their sockets aud he
scramee.and easped for brvath.
"Sahaius danced around like wild
man. not knowing what 10 do. when
he happened 10 spy a hatchet lying
near, aud. jumping for that. be cut the
rope and saved a dreadful catastrophe
This was done juse as the party 81
city folks who had gone ashore came
rushing back on TO the boat alarmed
by Meservey's screams. Il was some
years aficrwari." says the narrator
that ] was present when a lot Of sum.
mer company arrived at Greenvllic
Sahaitus was there. too. and presently
a Distinguishing looking man. one 81
the new-c0mes, went up 10 him aud
said. with a meaning smile. Are not
you the man that practices surgery by
steamy auT Sahaitus had 10 admit
that be- was that same fellcr. Lew.
ision (Me.l Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27
Mscisilan and L..


Onenses Of certain kind may be so
handsomely atoned for as 70 leave the
offended almost glad to have been tho
victim Of them. good example Of
this Is found IN a story reported BY the
Baltimore Sun. as related by General
Mcclellan:
1t wac near the city OF Mexico dur
ing the Mexican war. Caid General No
Clellan. that frst met my future
great opposing commander. was a
lieutenant o. engineers. and Lee was
a major Of engineers. and a favorite
on the staff OF General Winfield Scott
I was walking alone across a field one
day. when saw General Scott and his
stan approaching on horseback. As
tho party drew near Major Lee refined
up his horse. and addressing me In an
angry tone. cald;
Lieutenant. don't you know you are
dlsobeying crdcrs? What Is your
nameg
Il told him BY name was Mcclellan.
and that did net knox ! was disobey-
Ing orders.
IAN officers have heea told 20 re-
main In their quarters and await or
dcrsr he ezcla.meiai.ll appearing very
angry.
Il replied thar no such order had
reached me. and he then perempioFily
ordered me back 10 my quarters. and
hasienci away 10 Join General Scott
and the rest Of the star. who had no,
chopped.
Il returned across the field % my
quarters. feeling much injured. for /
Lid mol knowingly committed any
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27


The leatheriacket. or akipinck. aa Il
Is sometimes called. Is a fish common
Vathe Gulf Of Mexico and the water.
VI tii, aiest Indies. and as far south ~
Brazil. ON the Pacific coast Il Is found
along Mexico and Central America.
ON our const the lentherjacket is found
In summer as FAR north as Cape Cod.
hut Il ~ not common Ia these waters.
The lcatheriacket Is very active
swimmer and not adapted 20 conhne
nent.
The lcathcrjackci IA not "a good fish
"a eat. as iis flesh Is rather huul aud
dry. but b is handsome fish 10 look
at lis skin has somewhat the ap-
poauncc ~ gmin leather. caused by
the form and arrangement Of the
scales. which are small. extremely mar.
row AMI deeply imhcddcd IN the skin
aud lrcgulnrly placed. making very
fine. Irregular lateral wrinkles an over
the leatheriacket's body.
The body Of the lcatheriackct q.
very thin and spIndlc-shnled. n has %
slender tail and small. pointed snoui.
A short sUiny fln uu the back is fnl.
lowed 10y q longer dorsal hn. which Q.
frnkcn up into many hnlets. The anal
ilu Is ulsa long and partly composed OF
iinlets behind. There nrr two very
strong sharp splnes Ia front 81 II.
The loatherincket has small head
aud large eyes aud moderately large
mouth II is ~ pnipllsh gray on the
upper part of rs body hrt the loweg
and greater part Of It's body Il sllvery
The breast fins and the caudal fms are
Hinged with yellow. Tho leaihefjackoi
Is formed Tor speed. ANA it Is a quick
swimmer. Its nearest relations among
well-known fishes arc tho pompano.
the moonfshes. the threadhsh. the ycl.
low mackercl aud the ambcriishes 81.
New York san.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27

Rockies greatly reduce the time dur
ing which Il Is possible 20 work. en-
the return Of the party home the pack
or aud laborer were dismissed. aud the
topoguphcr aud his assistant proceed
cd 10 plot their maps from their sur
vcys, the contours IN this ease helnl
put In at iUlfeet Intervals. the ground
being very PERCEPTIONS. The scale used
was l-Hn00 Calf inches per mllel
finally Il was reduced one-half hv Al,
government Hallway Review.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-27
nAcKMoon. srnaEnY.
Treatinu "a nialocation with q Pal
lcy nnd steam Ennlne

TreatInH a nlalaeation with a Pal.
icy and steam Engine
Probably as queer a piece Of back
woods surgery as has been descrlhid,'
says a frrquenter IF the neglor, was
that performed 10y a Mooeehead lake
guide known rs Old sabattus.' some
twenty years ago. The man was not
an Indian ~ the nickname implies, hut
a Yankee. one Of those rough fellows
formerly characteristic ol that locality.
This guide was left on a lake steam
boat az one Of the far up landings
while the engineer went ashore with
the company. A man named Meservey
came aboard and Ia fooling amund
the boat managed 10 tumble down into
the ilrc pit and put bis shoulder oui of
joint
Here was a dilemma. Tho other
members Of the party would not be
back for half an hour, aud the Injured