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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-30
ron sALs-sIIsCELLANEoUs.


KODAK-BEAUTiFU KODAKS FOR
sale. regular price. 500. closing them out
q wholesale price. $500. Isippman Bros,
wholesale druggists. Barnard and Con-
gress streets.
AN ELEGANT PIANO LATEST
style. fun size. upright; entirely new; viii
be sold at a bargain; for smoothness and
purity Of tone. evenness OF scale and great
durability, very few can snrpass It. The
Savannah theater is the proud possessor OF
one of these fine pianos. Address Box
IS"
SECOND HAND ENGINE AND BOIL
er for sale. =. O. Box n. Savannah. Ca.
MULES. WAGONS. SINGLE AND
double carts: harness for sale Chatham
Machine Brick works, Louisville road.
FOR SALE. ONE sAw-MILL OUTFIT.
consisting Of one G0-horse power boiler,
one 50-horse power engine, two large Diss-
ton saws, one boiling saw. one large belt.
one haul-up gear complete, shafting and
pulleys. one set truck wheels. Boiler and
engine recently inspected and said 90 be
within 20 per cent as good as new. Well
located on Ogeechee river. about six miles
west Of the savannah, Florida and Vest
ern railway with plenty OF good timber
near at hand. Apply to A. b. HUI & Co.,
or A. Letter & Son. Savannah, Ca.
TIRES $3.50 PAIR. EXPRESS PAID:
best made; fun guarantee; sound seconds
1919 Minerallzed Rubber Company, New
York.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY,
Whereas Randolph Arson has applied ia
court of ordinary for letters dlsmissory al
the guardian of property OF Edward w.
Arson, formerly a minor
These are therefore. 60 cite and admon-
ish all whom it may concern to be ana
appear before said court to make objection
or any they have) on or before the first
Monday IN January next. otherwise said
letters will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton r..
Ferrill ordinary for Chatham county, this
the Sth day of December 1897.
FRANK. &c. KEILBACH, I
Clerk c. o., c. C. Z
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EoR RENT-sTonEs.

STORE JUST BUILT AND FITTED
up for green grocery; no city license; ev-
efything ready for business. Bull and Best.
FOR RENT. TWO STORES ON
Broughton street; and several desirable
residences; all thoroughly renovated; pos
session Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
u Bryan street, east.
FOR RENT, STORE NO. Al BAR
nard street, nexs TO corner Broughton:
best business stand In the city; possess
sion given Immediately. Walthour &
Rivers.
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ron RENr-nOOMs.

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FOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE
flats; all convenienees. Apply 208 West
New Houston street.
ELEGANT FLAT ON GASTON
street, between Habershan and Price:
first-ciass condition; all conveniences Of a
house; rent cheap. Estate Solomon Cohen.
West Broad and Broughton streets.
FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS. WITH MOD
ern conveniences. Apply to c. p. Miller.
207 Broughton. west.
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EMPLoYMENT WANTED.

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COMPETENT YOUNG WHITE MAN
wants a place as coachman, with private
family Tarvcr's Intelligence Bureau.
WANTED, SITUATION AS COOK BY
colored woman Apply GIG Henry street,
west.
WANT WORK, MECHANIC OR CAR
pentering, young man, Il years old. Apply
435 Barnard and Gordon. G. w. Ellis.
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TWO POLICEMEN TRIED.
Let on with ReprImands for Trivial
OGenses.

The police commission met at the bar
racks yesterday and tried two policemen,
who were on the docket for minor offenses.
The men were dismissed with but slight
reprimands and only routine matters were
then taken up.
Mr.. Jackson's term will expire with the
meeting Of the commissioners 10 be held
Saturday morning The years reports
and other matters pertaining 10 the pres
ent board will be dispensed with by this
time. The fact Of Mr. Jacksons leaving
will be o source Of regret 20 the police
department He Is highly spoken Of by
an the men, ana n is safe 10 say II they
had the naming Of the new commissioner
II would be Mr. Jackson 10 succeed him.
self,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

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IL THE WHITE WOMAN WHO APP
piled for position as maid at 204 Jones
street. east will call again Immediately,
she may get the situation.
WANTED. INTELLIGENT, NEATLY
dressed lady to canvass for n novelty;
best terms. 1l5 Congress, west.
WANTED. AT BETHESDA ORPHANS
House, a lady to make boys clothing. APP
ply 20 A. v. Chaplin, superintendent,
Bethesa.
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FOR CUSTOM HOUSE PLACES.
Civil Service Candidates Must File
Their Applications by March 1.

The next semi-annual examination for
the positions of clerks, inspectors. messen-
ger and boatman in the customs service
here will be held some time between March
IS and April 25. All applications must be
filed in complete form with the secretary
OF the local board OF examiners by March
]. No exceptions Will be made 20 this re-
qulrement. Instructions 10 applicants and
application blanks can be obtained upon
application 10 Mr.. r. Lloyd Owens, score
tary OF the local board, az the custom
house,
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

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WANTED. Statesmen TO SELL OUR
high-prade cigars to the trade salary ao-
Cording to ability and travelling expenses,
experience unnecessary; extra induce
ments to customers American Cigar Com
pany Qncorporated). Providence, r. I.
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WILLIAMS TO MEET SMITH.
Will Fight Twenty Rounds Next
Wednesday Night.

Jack Williams of New Orleans has ar
ranged 10 box twenty rounds with Jack
Smith Of Louisville, KY They have not
decided where the match will be pulled
off, but 1t will be Wednesday night, Jan.
s. williams knocked out Joe Ullman at
Macon last August.
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ron sALE-REAI> ESTATE.

FOR SALE SEVEN ACRES OF LAND
for Sl75; also q small four-acre farm near
the city, on easy terms. c. II. Dorset.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Statesmen FOR CIGARS; SIPS.
monthly and expenses; experience unnec-
essary. c. c. Bishop & Co. st. Louis.
$40 A WEEK AND EXPENSES PAID
men to sell cigars on time; experience I'M
necessary. The w. j.. Kline Co, St
Louis Mo.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITS
OPS

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
tice is hereby given to all persons having
demands against Eliza McCalla, late %
said county, deceased. to present them to-
me, properly made out, within the tina
prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount; and all persons in-
debted to said deceased are required 10
make immediate payment 10 me-
THOMAS II. LAIRD.
Administrator Estate Of Eliza McCaIlas
Decaased. n
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MONEY TO LOAN, TWENTY EIGHT
hundred dollars, on city real estate. APP
ply Isaac Beckett, "A President street. east
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Smiths Trial Again Postponed ON
Account of an Absent Witness.

William Smith was not tried In the SUI
perior court yesterday on the charge Of
numbering Willie Jones some four or five
years ago. For a second time the trial
was postponed, and this time 1T goes over
to next Tuesday, The postponement Of
the trial this time as before, was due to
the absence of a witness. Before IL was
Joe Hamilton, and this time it was Henry
Walker. The sheriff was instructed TO find
Walker and have him in court i'm time for
the trial next Tuesday.
John Ferguson was tried on the charge
of assault with intent to murder w. H.
Murray with a knife. He was found guilty
of stabbing another not in his own defense
and was sentenced to pay fine of $l0O
and costs or spend twelve months on the
chain-gang
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DESIRABLE ROOMS EXCELLENT
table board; prices reasonable; centrally
located. 232 Bun street
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Even baby m.

Even baby nm.
derstands that il
is not right that
mother should be
always sickly.
nervous, fretful
and cross. Baby
wonders what is
the matter. Baby
would willingly
help if he could.
If 1iec xr;tI, 4La
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w. C. Askew was appointed a CONNER
cial notary public.
In the case of I. S. Mercer VS.. r. r. Y.
Bradley and George I. Bradley, Joseph A.
O'Connor, fed an intervention for claim
of S30.95.
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There will be no more jury cases in the
superior court this week. Judge Falli-
CANT announced yesterday that he would
give to-day and tomorrow up to hearing
motions and certiorari cases. The trial Of
Jury cases will be resumed next week.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FARM CONTAINING TWELVE
acres good house and stables; immediate
possession. Best, near Jefferson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-30

The question Of the spur track TO the
water works was before the city council
last night. The Central railway wants the
city to fulfil its agreement. made when the
track was built, TO give the Central a fee
simple title to the right of way Of the
track on certain conditions. which the
railroad holds have been fulfilled.
The committee Of the whole reported
that the agreement should be signed by
the city when 1t is changed. so as to ex-
press the understanding and agreement
that the charge should not exceed 81 per
loaded car for all cars received from or
delivered TO the city on this spur track.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-30

Mr.. d. +. Jack, freight traffic manager
of the Plant system. went down to Jack
sonville yesterday on business trip
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Among the visiting railroad men in the
city yesterday was Mr.. Smith y. Pickett,
general agent at Jacksonville for the
Southern railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20

all the dishes such can be PARTIALLY prepared
home. III q couple Of the rocu'.s ''so'
Fry one tablespoonful Of fine cut young pork IN
the blazer until II turns straw coioI. .t4u ,ur
tablespoonful Of butter ana TWO tablcspoonfuls OF
finely chopped onion. Cook q few minutes and adj
a pound and a half u cold roast beef veal lamb
mutton. previously cut into dice. Season with
one teaspOOnful ~ salt teasuoonful III paprika
nal' a tc1spOonfu OF pepper. Stir and cook five
minutes Dust n half q tablespoonful Of Hour
site one minute: add half pint % boiling water
and little beef extract; cover and cook for twenty
minutes.
CHICKEN
Melt one ounce Of butter IN the blazer. add one
Tablespoonful OF -four stir and cook three minutes
Then add half pint Of chicken broth or OF boiling
water with little beef extract. one even teaspoon
ful Of salt. 4 quarter Of n teaspoonful OF pepper
and half cupfUl Of milk. Cook TWO minutes. and
add three cupfuls Of chicken meat. In small
pieces. and half a cUpfu Of cream. Cook five min
utcs and add one tablespoonful Of lemon Juice.
BUTTER FOR THE CLIMBER
Professor Tyndau used 10 say that his Alpine
guides ate butter and honey while climbing as
finding trat they supplied the greatest amount OF
heat and nourishment lie himself n!bbled cake
OF chocolate every two hours while on the noun
tains. These facts supply hints 10 tourists every
where Nowadays one may easily too carry SOUP
squares, or te1-ta ble;S 10 be readily made into q
refreshing drink with the addition OF hot water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
THE NOTHER'S CORNER.

Mamma-What are you playing with. darling
Darling-Wlth a caterpillar and TWO little kitten
pillars.
Freddy-Ma. what j. tho hahy's name.
Ma-The baby hasn't airy name
Fredly-Thcn how did he know he belonged here
Go,erness-Now. Tommie Il you had eight
sponge cakes and gave baby seven, and tnen TOOK
away SIX what would ne nave thr"'
T0mmie-A At. pretty nearly
Tell me. Tommy. who wrote the nost-Dickens
Warren or Hulwer?"
Warren wrote Now and Then. Buwer wrote
Nigh. and Morning. and Dickens wrote a" '"e
Year Round
Mamma (severely)-Daisy. you nave o"eh a. "'y
workbox again, I'm afraid that everything teH
,.o,, Goes n a, one ear and out Of the other.
Dsis, ave years old,-Wen. mamma why doh
you TOP one Of zem W
little fellow. who had MS wits about him "heh
the contribution place was passed az church au-
rlnistered a rebuke 70 bis mother. who on 'he way
bone vas Hrtirg fault with the sermon. .,,
We'll. mother" he said innocenty. ""A' ''N'"
you eXpec; for a cent.
4 kindergarten teacher was recently reviewing
he- ut,le class on the instruction given nc DAY
n-ovots The following are part OF tho qnes-
,iors and answers Teacher-Now. children. told
Vol, yesterday ahou, the various materials from
when your dresses rnade-sk wool and cotton
yhers ana inc material come from Of which your
'Va-gt."i, once grow upon the back ~ sheep.
Te.rh.r- Verv good and yours blanche
Elsnrbe- NJ dress once grew upon tho hfck 81
sheen and "a part u u was spun ny the FllH"orfn-
Tcacber-Corro.t' And yours. Lucy . $780,
Lucy twith evident enliaTra ssment'- ny Irsrs
was made out = an old one OF mamma ST. mon
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| tlOLD S5,t-----
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MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.

The DAVIS when housework could be called drudS-
cry have passed away. Modern improvements nave
revoluiionzed matters IN this respect. Inc Supp
OF water is now brought 10 the house even IN CTS
tant country places there IL a system OF sewerage
and a water supply In the average city nat the
hard work is reduced a minimum by the rooms
being heated and the heavy work of cleaning the
steps and sidewalks being delegated TO the Jantor.
When a family occupies an entire mouse the tut
nace Is generally cared for by man VINO Is EN-
poyed by number OF families in the Vlcihl'y' Inc
Upstairs maid takes care Of the steps daily, and
occasionally Of the sidewalk once week II there
hno man employed 10 40 ii. What heavy house
work is there left 10 do? The drudgery Of house
work has ceased because OF modern improvements.
What Is required now is systematic WORK not
muscle. An intelligent maid is uuch more Na!u-
soe houseworker than muscular one Inc mousse
worker OF to-day must systematic her WORK. so!ns
from task 10 another. without once forgetting
seem 10 work in this way. They never sit with
icie hands While they are waiting for the kett;e
something else. and they usually keep crochet or
some KIND OF needlework hand. so that they can
The polishing Of the kitchen range is one OF the
aaraest pieces OF work eft in the Kitchen out even
pu, on gloves OF leather apply a coat OF backing
w, a ne ordinary brush that comes for the purpose
pUsains prush using light short strokes mot
with little sso OPs se mistake wor nervous w
tamy make IL 10 expend all the strength they nave
r Sor (Which which does not require 1t. ,.u-
me average maid with a heavy hand IL ran
hss' wen. Even as scrub-woman She does not allow
Who +, srsins 70 save her hands delicate woman
ssan OF the wood and then rinse off the dirt
euap b out Will DO the work better than the mus
Sns s o' aaeG physically 70 such task The scrub
viii ,o is of tasks sor hss
sr.p sspery finished with 81 Of wax 50 that the
4 Ap1 a Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
SPECIAL DAYS AT NASHVILLE.
SEVERAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST ~ CONNEcrroN
WITH THE EXPOSITION.

SEVERAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST ~ coNNEcrroN
WITH THE EXPOSITION.
Nashville Tenn Sept. l9-This week bids fair TO
be one OF the most interesting and stirring Of the
EXPOSITION. Not only il every day a special day.
but on several days two and three special AFFAIRS
Will be in progress az the same time. The big days
will be the Irsh-American. Chattanooga. Emancl-
patton and Parthenon. On Tuesday. when lie TO
be Irish-Amercan Day. big attendance is prom
lsed There will be a street parade. In the Audi
forum public exercises will be held, and addresses
will De delivered by Governor IayiCr, PaLick
Walsh of Augusta, Ga; JOnn f. Flaerty, OF CA-
eago: the Rev. George W. Pepper. OF Cleveland
and others sham battle. representing tht pattie
OF NeW-Orleans will De given in which about
thousand troops including United States cavalry,
Will take part and display or fireworks VIII Gloss
the celebration.
Wednesday is TO be Chattanooga Day and Enlai-
clpation Day and the people OF Chattano2ga nave
deliver the grafton. From all parts OF the State
large numbers are expected 10 join In the ceseora-
ton OF Emancipation Day. An extensive pro-
gramme mas been prepared, and Booker !. Nssa-
ngton. OF Tuskegee Ala, Is TO deliver the pF'Hci-
pal address. 81, 100
Governor Wolcott, OF Massachusetts ne stan aa
and a party OF friends will arrive on Tuesday ana
Friday will be Massachusetts, Day. SATURDAY IS
20 De Parthenon Day and will be well ATTENDED, inc
programme being attractive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
RARE DOG FOR THE M SCI ".
OSCAR. A SCOTCH sTAGHOUND WITH A
HISTORY, Is SOON TO BE MOUNTED
THE PRESENT COLLECTION

When the present work on the wild animals of
North America Is completed tho Museum OF
Natural History. the work domestic animals
will be continued. A collection OF dogs Will be
one attraction. and feature OF this Will be
specimen OF that rare breed the Scotch s,aghound.
presented TO the Museum by Miss Ella Starr. Of
this city
The annual dog show has failed 10 exhibit one OF
his kind There have been English deerhounds
in plenty but they are smaller rule than the
staghOund. having a shock % hair over the head.
half Concealing the eyes while the head o. the
staghound Is smooth.
The dog in question exceedingly fine,
large specimen o: his breed. and mad A pedigree
SCOTS staghound Mentor. His coat is OF A rirn
brindle color. with shaggy back hut smooth body,
and his large soft brown eyes were wonderfully
Intelligent and expressive In lie. HIS nature was
genteness itself. and yet In an encounter ne was
formidable creature.
oscar. for such his name. had life full %
vicissitlIdes and interest. His mother. Zoe be
was taken over 10 England and there came into
possession ~ an Engnshman, who shortly after
ward sailed for America and settled on ranch IN
Texas one memorable day oscar and his master
started out on a tour Of the ranch and lost the
trail and for two days and nights their entire
food consisted ~ the i3ckrobbits which oscar
caught and killed. and which few other dogs could
have hunted successfully.
S;Ashounds nunt 70 pairs. as suggested In
SCOTS Hunting Song" Hounds In their
coi,ples yelling They follow the stag by sight.
not by scent. making high leaps in their run. and
thereby sighting the stag ahead. They arc prob
ably longer lived than any other breed OF dog and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
4 WEDDING.

The marriage OF Miss Helen Leave ZEN, ur',I,a,, ~
canharv daughter OF Mr. and Mrs "Il.ia'n n
C,hor, 81 No % West Fifty-third-st to Leon r.
Do o OF this city was soemni1ed on sl'uf.
~ -, ch-,s, Protestant Episcopal Churcn al
Tarrytown. n Y There were rscS aD %a. p@rfoTmed
PR ,ba REV ] Selden Spencer ana va ~ hr,Ss' =
by reception at the SUNNI hG.' attendants were
rs Sarah Cromwell and Miss Alice Gr S
D'Oremieulx. who IL q n,e' mud Sew-York Yacht
Ca5s was attended by pr a Bc Of 'Rps lei
man Inrua,, ora nbery and T.. Carleton Granoery
IF this among the md Mr. OF ' b archsod
ana rectptiU" ,-chhoId Miss Anne Archpold. MISS
Helen Could Nj and Ro Mrs lon a.. Eagas Mss
Flske' ,a,on Mr. and Mrs. Francis r Hgde; MISS
Florence Guernsey Mr. and Mrs samuel r a;u,,eras
the Misses Orton. DIR. Easan All" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
NO PAUSE IN THE MERCHANTS WORK.
THE RESULT OF THE LAST APPLICATIONS yo8
REDUCED RATES TO BE KNOWN
FEW DAYS

The Merchants Association will know in day
or two whether the Trunk Line and Joint Tran1c
associations will grant its application for reduced
rates for further excursions in the latter part OF
October and The first part OF November. The sub
ject will come UP before the committee Of the
trunk lines tomorrow. and IL they pass favor.
ably upon Il. the Board OF Managers Of the Joint
Traffic Association will II this appli-
cation is granted then application will be hied
Immediately with the New En- gland Passenger As
ISOLATION the Southeastern Passenger Association,
Western Passenger Associat ton. and In each drec-
ton the application Will be pushed vigorously
Since the excursions granted by the Joint Traffc
and Trunk Line associations have proved 10 be 50
signay success. the Merchants Association u
in far better position 20 urge the claims OF New
York than IL when these excursions were in
experimental stage. The Merchants Association is
determined not TO stop until It has convinced all
the roads In the United States that the claims Of
New-York are just and reasonable. and that they
must be allowed--ether that, or else all trade Gen.
tres must be made 10 share New-York has.
This is Of vital interest 10 New-York. and so long
as favors are granted 70 any city and TO any body
Of men the Merchants Association will leave no
stone unturned to have these privileges extended
10 New-York and 10 the out-of-town merchants
desiring 10 visit trade centres for the purpose OF
making their purchases in the regular line OF their
business. 49,.
The work on behalf OF New-York thus far has
results attained have servd as stimulus 10 fur-
Their efforts in this direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
GLEANINGS HERE AND THERE.

Some Of Denvers society bellies. instead Of spend
ing all their surplus pin money for fruits and candy,
carefully hoard every invest in cattle The
girls Of the West seem ambitious TO become cat
tie queens. and they purchase the animals from
stock commission men. and pay a farmer "A small!
sum each year TO pasture them and look after their
welfare Cattle have increased In value OF late and
until they can turn a pretty penny on their invest
fly head. The fair owner OF a herd her
especial brand and Is enthusiastic her pos
sessions
The queen Of the Begians, who was born at
Pesth in 1886 has just entered her s.xty-second
year She IS an admirable whip. and her great
nea sure Is driving her four ponies the charm
ing country around Spa.
Mss Stella Strait. of Fort Scott Kan, has been
nominated for County Register OF Deeds by the
Rou-bon County Republican Convention. The Office
e one OF the best paid in the county.
The Countess OF Ancaster has started. in London
crusade against the modern dance. which she
thinks is degeneratlng into mere romp.
,,,.a 1I,,la, r eraser, customs and tnplate
,roker Is conducting a good business at Cincin-
na,i Ohio Her father who Swiss by birth.
60. o,o of the FIRST brokers in Cincinnati After
his daoth the elder Miss eraser toncucteu inc
business but upon her marriage MISS iuiua as.
sumed n She now represents sont OF 'h' IN se''
S.nLorae 90 concerns Of the Eastern cities.
The Countess Miranda. better known as Christhe
Nilsson has lately made a trip to sweden her
native country where she visited the exposition al
Stockholm Her visit constant succts-l9n 81 81
the proofs OF public admiration ana crowus 81 VI
neopie waited in the streets Tor ner 10 pa.s. oie
lang only once at Upsala the old university ci!'
where the students came TO serenaoe he'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
n,purgERrA EPIDEMIC ~ woONsocKEr.

voousocket R. l.. Sept. ls-There have been nve
u."' nf,asn new cases reported. seven having
saar rrnorted to-day Since July l there have oeen
Ds',u,asn deaths and it Is estimated that over
hunared cases have existed in The city cbs,rn
Manom.y today that the parochial schools wou,9
be- closed and that the s sxor have
10 sess, rnn.ad nv the spread OF the disease ana
Dsrn noiS meeting tomorrow with the Boara ot
City Physicians to take action ''"''0 ''S'
out the epidemic.