The morning news., 1897-08-17
no STORM YE IN SIGHT.
,-r,THER BUREAIHAS NOT BEEN
NOTIFIED OF my GALES.

-otb.r-StOriCs Rom the streets
and Valcs of the T'Nvn-Judge Fer
Ill, Talks of Sarafsga-The Fellow
M, wakes His Living Selling
souss-LittIe Itcmsof Local News.
.1s if rue that dangeous storms are
...s.- themselves inte motion around
~. West Indies, and vii soon be on their
,. J., savannah" w;s asked by
,,.,.,,, News man at be weather bureau
yeterday.
IF so. the weather signal service knows
~,.r.re of it," was the reply.
tss becn stated in some of the New
G., ri. r,oers lately that there would be
,.ra ,alas throughout this section soon.
r..r.,orr was putthat these storms were
..,.,d tbe ne.ghbdhood of the West In
10. and that theylwould sweep up along
~. s,n.h Atlantic eoast with tremendous
t,r,a and that skannah would in this
nav h. rrobably i line of the gales.
Nv Sberier. thl weather observer at
,s,s station. declates that if there was
snc5 an Observation made it would be re-
.,rtoi IN the dcpattment at once and all
n the stations wbuld be put on notice
n..-bor- daIav Idis probable that the
T.v West station kould be the first to get
,,- observation odany such weather for
motions. and the news would be imme
H,.srv teIegraphei to the other stations
at interest.
The month Of AUGUST has had a tendency
"a sven down the temperatures in Savan-
peb for the SUMMER. July was also a
/ Y.t1er cool month. though there were sew
er5l DAYS during the month of July when
tbe mercury went higher than for num-
Der of years
81 am inclined to believe that the sum
ner VIII show up vel. with other summers
in savannah. after all" remarked Observer
sheriel yesterday. while there have
been some exceedingly hot days the aver
age for the summer is not bad. 1t is about
an average summer for Savannah, accord
Ing to the temperatures taken.
The weI-won old bit of litigation in
yovine the conditions of the late Miss
Mary Tefairs viii as they apply to the
rights Of the Georgia Historical Society to
establish am art school as trustee for the
Ttfair Academy will come up again in
The superior court this week. The case.
as it sounds on the docket, is John Screven
et al against the Georgia Historical So
ciety. IL is a test case, and will be tried
as such, it being thought best by those at
interest to take the matter into the courts
TO allow the conditions of the viii to be
aH
terms OF the petition to the court are well
known
1T is strange how a fellow can meet an
Old friend sometimes when he least ex-
poets 10 see him remarked Col. John ..
Naddel, prominent member of the ag-
hcuitural convention who remained in Sa-
Nannah after the convention. Il was
standing on Hall street the other day,
when met a Savannah man and began
asking him questions concerning the
route down town. I kept on thinking to
myself that The voice had a familiar ring
TO IT, but / could not place the man by
ms face ] remarked that I had come to
Savannah with the first company that
received its training on Park extension to
90 on TO war, and that I had run away
rom Athens, where I was a college boy
d, lAe time. The mans face frightened
up' ana he remarked, why, I was there
myself and did pretty much the same
lhng about the same time Then he told
ME bis name. 1t was Charles N. West,
ana remembered him as my former chum
at college"
have never seen it so gay at Sarato-
<, ~ my Hie.' remarked Judge Hampton
tHhH yesterday having just returned
4llll tle great Aroari.or, ro-ort ss17b,r.,
= = Efe3t crowd at the springs and the
.','-s are all packed 1t strikes me that
lIls Is am indication of better times. 7
u''' 'll1 that the resorts everywhere this
.aI are crowded and the peop' are spend
"Vie money at the summer resorts
,''" lney did last year, or for several
Iia past 1t IS a good sign believe and
I''.a'eS mat the era of brighter days in
ls nigh at hand. People, as
49, 40 no, go 10 these expensive places Of
So ,''" I'D hard times. Last year the
M was reported duh at nearly all of
'saoil5 OF this country. That was,
el maps due to the fact that the Dolitica.
nc. which was being stirred up by the
-'g.'aI presidential campaign had a ten
as' y Keep people at home.
/ t 1'0Nd is the same old Saratoga It
49, ways been. The American people
g,.. ways given it the best Of the deal
o.... !. came to spending the summer
ters 80 'o'" nome. The value OF the wa
n..b 'i. iamous Saratoga Springs has
ri,,,. +o win the popularity the resort
4 tb' suppose, and the gathering Of
1 ;5a NHE men there each summer for
. iasr.7 races Is also a drawing card. Very
,t was told that It was impossible
ss ''dl az the races az Saratoga mn
had was reserved in advance. There
l-..r. 70 vast deal of amusement at the
4 aye summer and the people who
n ha .as. mere since the early part of
n or sa,l are contented to remain there
. sq.r,.,I weeks longer. I noticed that
\ ussfs is Wei represented among tbo
. Anon. me hotels OF the cav resort
les.a, lem was Col. and Mrs. Rufus r,
4 Ar Gao,' went there from Washington
Jul.. ~ Freeman and others.p
Dose 30 go 'iili came home for the npv-
H. tho ,,.... 'lus 10 some urgent business
M Sars,. oI ordinary. He will remain
4 re h. iah the rest Of the summer -
Xinor, quo Motel. his family beirg stiif
Il #Surss "e Thong Of people at saTatoga o.,
h.as .'ly friends Of Or. S. I.attlmer
etug e'1' i,sret 10 learn that no re-
hl nam sl painful injuries from a
Va R.h, gus bicycle az Hot snrln,e
f,. rs spending the heated term
al'.... compelled 10 RELY unon
q d.s com, '"l WILL perhaps. have them
''''onS for quite a long lime.
mrf fellow about TOWN sou,,,,.