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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30

A striking illustration of one Of the,
changes that have taken place in this
country is the fact that posse of
Cheyenne Indians has been trailing a!
band OF white train robbers in the
West. Probably the red men have over
taken the paleface outlaws by this time
and cfused them to mediate on the
sometimes queer reversal of situations
through the advancement of civiliza-
ton,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Accused OF Illegal Voting.

Atlantic. Nov. 24.-Michael Conway,
living in Pymosa township, who left
the county when accused of illegal
voting last fall, returned and was
arrested by the deputy sheriff. He is
now out on $500 bail bond. When
asked if he expected to be arrested if
he returned home, he would give no
answer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
GULF PORTS KNOCK RATES.
East and West Roads Demoralized by
Gulf Business.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-The western
roads declare that they will reduce
still further the rates between Chca-
go and Colorado points if it should be
necessary to maintain their traffic
against the competition of the steam
ship lines and southwestern roads do
ing business at the gulf of Mexico
for some of the roads until they have
seen during the last three months a
very large amount of tonnage GO
through the gulf of Mexico which
otherwise they would have handled.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Hoover Guilty OF Arson.

WATERLOO. Nov. a9.-The jury in the
case of the state vs. Sylvester Hoover,
brought to Waterloo from Buchanan
county, on change of venue, returned
a verdict of guilty against the pris-
oner. Hoover is about 10 years old.
The crime charged is arson. The costs
in the case amount in all to 81 1902.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
BENDER FAMILY IN DUBUQUE.
Skeletons by the Dozen Unearthed-A
GrewsOme Find.

DUBUQUE, Nov 23.-The uncovering
of human skull in the lot owned by
the disinterment of number of skel-
etons. How they came there is mys-
terry. The premises in many years
gone by were occupied by disreputable
characters and there is a belief that
the remains are those of victims of
foul play. Others incline to the sup
position that it was at one time pri-
vate graveyard. There is much
excitement over the matter and the
coroner is busy Investigating it.
What gives strangeness to the affair is
the fact that the first skull discovered
was found lying on it's face.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
JUDITH JORGENSON.
Plans of Iowa's Most Populur Lady

Plans Of Iowa's Most Popuiur Lady
Writer.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 23.--The Des
Moines Daily News follows up its
reduction to 81 a year with the an
nouncement that Mrs. Ella Hamilton
Durley Judith Jorgenson) will con-
tinue her popular around the
Evening Lamp papers in the News
during 1898. Mrs. Durley is unques-
tionably the most popular lady writer
on the Iowa press. The News has
numerous other attractions on its
program for the next year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
NOVAk is GUILTY.
Jury Recommends Ten Years Imprison-
ment at Hard Labor.

VINToN, Nov. 24.-The jury in the
case of Frank Novak, charged with
the murder of Edward Murray, at
Walford, returned the verdict of
guilty of murder in the second degree,
and recommended that his punishment
be fixed at ten years of Imprisonment
at hard labor in the penitentiary.
Frank Novak received the verdict
without emotion and said: 81 will
have to stand it, but am innocent of
the things charged against me-" At
torney Miner stated that the case
would be appealed to the supreme
court, stating that the record was full
of errors,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Competitor Men Free.

HAVANA, Nov. 10.-The Competitor
prisoners have at last been released
from Cabanas fortress by order of
Captain General Blanco, acting in
accordance with orders from Spain.
The men all sailed yesterday direct
for New York on the steamship
Yumu"'. which is due there November
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
CHINA ASKS FOR HELP.
Wants Russia to Dust Gernsny From tn,
shantung Pr0montory.

Wants Russia to Onst Germany From the
Shantung PrOmontory.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24,-China has
appealed to Russia to GUST Germany
from her territory. According to in
formation which has reached Wash
ington this is the development of the
occupation by a German force of a
portion of the Shantung peninsula.
1t is hoped by the Chinese that the
influence exerted by Russia which
prevented the rehabilitation of the
Turkish navy, will be exercised upon
Germany with equal success in the
matter of her withdrawal from the
territory of their government.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
THE NEWS IN IOWA
DEAD IN A BARREL.
Mrs. Phillips. of Libertyville, Meets Death
i'm Very Strange Manner.

MRS. Pht1hps, OF LiDertyVhe, Mee's De"'"
in Very Strange Manner.
FAIRFIELD, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Phillips, a
middle-aged woman from Denver, Col,
who has been making her home with
her brother, Frank VIM, in Liberty
vile, five miles southwest of Fairfield,
for some time, was found drowned in
rain barrel. At first it was thought
to be case of suicide, but her relatives
claim that for some time she has been
suffering from intense pains in her
head, and finding no water in the
house she had gone to the rain barrel
to dip her aching head, and in some
unaccountable way fell headlong into
the water
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
SunOcated by Gas.

BAYARp, Nov 24.-S. V. Holdridge,
sister and niece came very near being
suffocated by coal gas from hard
coal stove. DR.. Lockwood was called
and succeeded in bringing them to
after hard work.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Fire mt ElIstOn.

Mt AYR, Nov. 24.-The little city of
Ellston, in the northeast part of Ring
gold county, was visited by $4,000
fire. The fire started in the drug store
of A. c. Armittage, about midnight,
and soon spread over the entire bus
mess portion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
BOUTELL TO CONGRESS,
Chicago Congressional District Returns q
Republican.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.--At the special
election held in the Sixth congressional
district for successor to Edward ID.
Cook, deceased, Henry S. Boutell, the
republican candidate, was elected
over Vincent III. Perkins, his demo-
cratic competitor. by $40 votes, the
total vote being, Boutell 1o.2O4, Per-
kins 1894. Landgren, populist, re-
ceived 22s, and David, prohibitionist,
103 votes. At the last congressional
election in the district Cook, rcpub.i-
can, was elected over Martin, demo-
crat, by $3.50, the total vote being,
Cook s5,723, Martin 1914
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
GOT FOURTEEN MOONSHINERS
Revenue Officers Capture Six Stills In the
Wilds OF Arkansas.

Wilds of Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Commissioner
Foreman, of the internal revenue
bureau, received a telegram from Little
Rock, Ark, stating that Revenue
Agent Clark had returned with his
posse from raid through Scott and
Polk counties, Arkansas, with four
teen prisoners and quantity of con-
ira band goods. Six illicit stills were
destroyed. Some weeks ago three
agents of the department of justice
were found dead in the Arkansas
mountains and the circumstances
seemed to indicate that they were
murdered by moonshiners.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
WEYLER HAS ARRIVED,
Ex-Captain General Arrives at Barcelona;
Conflicting Reports.

Sohhictuk nePoTts.
MADRID, Nov. 23.~~The official re-
port of the landing of Weyler at Bar
celona differs from the independent
reports. The former says he landed
without demonstration in his honor
assuming proportions anticipated; that
as he traversed the streets the public
appeared indifferent; six gala car
riages awaited the general. but the
crowd was small and had little enthus-
iasm. There were no delegations of
students or politicians. No windows
were decorated
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
TAMM RAISES $4,000,
$4,000 for Cuba and $4,000 for New
York Poor.

York Poor.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-The executive
committee of rammany Hall met and
arranged for the annual organization
next month. After the transaction of
this business, Richard Croker made a
speech in which he asked the commit
tee to subscribe $40. 900 for the starv-
ing people of Cuba, and like sum for
the poor of New York city. The sug-
gestion was promptly acted upon.
The Cuban check was handed to Senior
Tomas Estrada Palma and other men,
bers of the junta who had called TO
seek the aid of Tammany in behalf OF
their starving countrymen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Died From HYdrOphObia

MARENGo, Nov. 24.-John Figg,
aged IA, son of VIM. Figg, died Of
hydrophobia- He was bitten by dog
some time in September.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Henry Georges VIII.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-The will of
the late Henry George leaves his en-
tire estate, consisting of the home at
Fort Hamilton, worth about $4,000,
and the copyright Of his books, to his
widow.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30

Many Greeks in Athens want to fight
Turkey, and some of them have gone
so far as to begin to run in the oppo
site direction.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Jealous Iowa Girl Desperate.

FIT. MADISON, Nov. 24.-Because of
alleged jealousy over a man, it is said
Grace Stanley shot May Bliss twice
with a revolver, but without fatal
effect.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
Cost NJ. A. Hanna $4,000.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. Ex-senator
NJ. A. Hanna contributed $4,000 to
the state committee TO aid his re-
election, according to the itemized
statement filed with the secretary Of
state by Treasurer w. +. Burdell, as
required by the Garfield corrupt
practices act. The statement shows
besides that the committee borrowed
$4,000 and collected from other
sources SEQ. 9l4.4o, showing total re-
ceipts of S55,9i440, of which $54,-
$40. 81 was expended. OF this sum
Sl3,455 went to county chairmen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30

man in Chestertown, Md. has a
pair of golden fawn rabbits, with ears
that measure twenty-one inches from
tip to tip.
A wealthy gentleman of London il
daily whirled around the streets of
the metropolis in carriage drawn
by four zebras.
A pear tree 25s years old ornaments
the yard of Charles II. Allen. In Salem,
Mass. This year it bore two bushels,
of orange pears.
TO improve her complexion, a young,
lady in Worcester, England, was I'M
the habit of eating about two wax
candles every week. They caused her.
death.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30
A Melbourne Fire.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 23,-The most ex-
tensive fire ever known in Australia
broke out in the center of the city. A
strong wind caused the fire to spread
rapidly and in three hours several of
the largest warehouses of the city
were destroyed, causing loss esti-
mated at s.. DOC. 600
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-11-30

A brawny blacksmith from Vulture.
Arizona, ate an immense breakfast in
a hotel at Phoenix. ltconsisted chief.
ly of thirty-five eggs, cooked in vari-
Gus ways, and cost him So.
Couvicts in the pcnitentiary at
Boise, Idaho, are permitted to play
baseball on Saturday afternoons.
They have organized two teams, and
their playing is considered quite
clever.
Frozen butterflies are often found
on the snow, by mountain climbers,
and the insects are so brittle that
they break unless carefully handled.
When taken To a warmer climate they
recover and fly away.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-21

bas an BEN forfipd5rsnb ftalntnOsu
2pn, benin bic 2a9noten perbalten nun
IN benz Rafeln Der Wugen unb benz
pielt0nisen @erdufd Der Strube. &les
an Gnu = ben IL auf einmuI reid
madlen suoIlk.
Gsst belt f; elmer brs Stttrt arb
las, vRo Ipssit man nm beften in pa
r2g - 9ssa, 2ou, neibt 9u's? -
$40 lit oas @loorabo aIer SeinIdmes
der bon Paris2 - Ruu, 2ou, mo iIt'B
bsrn? Was, Ou psibt es Ielher ntat
sinmaI9 - Gou, immer nod bsrIeIbe
CUTE 8urI6 biit Ou, ni9t2 2ou, i9
min 0ir's Iasen: Rus picarbette Rr.
1923. bas it's - elm Renbe3pous Der
Rationeu, bDrIt 0u! = Osisuner gu
Elm Srunc fiinfunOiieb8ig, babu6a!
Diner 81 5pei Srancs finf5ig, bret
Srancs, brei Sruncs fiinfSig, bababa!
- @eine ans ewrIter @al. : bababa!"
Damn IieB Ie oen3ettel babiHiIiesen.
IS lit ia nift tpabr, 2ou, mas oa
auf Seiaem 3ettef itsbt. Oh tpirIt Dir
andre bruden Iuiien miifen, bOrIt Ou.
Wo lpeiIt nan oenn am beIten? Hun,
Gpu, Bel Srdulein Mird = erIter Sous
brette bss gtoben Sbeatsrs Der GenaiIs
lance, pobnbaft Rue be Propsnce Rr.
IL. Nun, On pirIt ia Iel6er Isbn, p6
ibrs &ii9e ni9t bas @lborabo Der
Seinf6meder bon Ydris aus bem6elbe
fdldgt.... Diner gu Orei Srant, brei
Srant f~iinf3ig, bier Srant, @eine aus
eritsr Wabl, babdba!"
rSacques, Sic nebmen bic groben
8ouIeoarbs, b0ren Sis!!" rief lie oann
benz breiten, itummen, u~nbepeglidsn
Riidsn bes SutI4ers gu, Der in Rie=
ienb06e iibE 2ous &opf binfpegragte.
8alo barauf ersGblten ii9 Die Obs
Iintbe ugb 9if0re in ben @afes Der
sroBen 8ouleourbs bic unsr60rte Neus
igteit. mar bate bic nsplOsne mira"
in bO9itlauniger PerIon NIT einem
gang gemeinen mIbtI9en Sdrttppfe
5uIammen in einem Wagen fa9reryges
feben, ftola ur0 fed unO berausforz
Derno ii6er bic 6elen 9oulebdrbs.
nS6r 8ruDer bielIei9t9" I9erSte Elm
iibsrmiitbiger Marus6ino.
Die neue Caprice Iiebt ibr gang
abnIi9," Iaste Elm giftsriiner abIintb.
n8raf Cabrera pirb ii9 freuen gu
eiaem fol9en S9pagG!"
Gin bampFenoer Md5agran aber
mar gang uufgsbru9t barber. baB
mar benz @rfen cabrera cine ernitliAe
abIi6t in betreff bieier mira anbi3s
ten t0nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-21
DretSe9ntes Sdpitel.
Stir sipei Srancs.

3eppas Wunoe bette ie6r I9lpsr,
has eiRe Quge ma Duqin. Die PfIegs
bes Grinen 5hieres Jebrts 2ous ge>
fammts gaarT4aft auf. 8as absr
nun3
9ettCfn2 Sei ben MenIGen betteln?
gie uno uie mebrl Seuts nod I6dmte
er it9, oab er's ie getban. Sunsern,
ia Iis6er bungern, ais bel DieIen entz
ieBli6en MenT9en bettcln! 2Ou mar
Su itols geporoen, unb 3eppa piiroe
au9 itOl5 iein Qno Die WlilOtbdtistsit
perIdmGbsn, 10 meinte Sou.
Die alte SreuAoihaft Der beioen
mar Spieber b0uig ber9eitsIt, aus Der
eemeiniam %6sItdnosnen 9efdbr mar lie
reugsidutert berOorgegdn9en. ghun
bralate 2ou Ii6 ni9t mebr Dor DEM
8lids o,s Sunbss gu i9Gmen adj.
aug benz einen @use ots bal6 er6iinbez
ten Sbierss leudtete Die cirque nod
riibreRoer als pormals.
limb lie buneerten, erbdrmlih friItez
ten lie ibr Gs6sn nit BEN, mas oas
pFfene Selo bot unb mas ibnen Der Gus
fan duf bic Strabe 6inparf.
ROt5 uno Sagb mad einem genieBs
barren 8iFen triebsn lie treu5 uRo quer
bur6 oas 9unb. N6er Der Wintsr
piirDe bereiabrt9en uno Der piiros
2ous Srob Ihon miirbe MAIDEN. auf
ollerlsi Mittel mubte er oann %Iinnsn,
Ii3 ben &lousn bes Sungers gu snts
ipinben = pas bra9te ibn aber immsT
tpieSer 81 nabe ben MenI9ea.
3uleBt serrte bic 8sr3peiflung 70
LANCE an ibm, bis du9 OieIe S6eu gu
I9pinbsn besnnn. gr tonnte bds inc
paliOe S6isr nidt Idnssr buRssru Is.
ben, ts briidte inn bns Ser3 ab -
,tpus mubte 3eI4e9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-21
5 in5s9ntes &apiteI.
Ro6 Elm SonnenI%ein.

lln0 benRod apolts iis i'm nidt gang
gu goOen peitihen. Sn Oies arme,
berbsBte, Ssrpftiidte 9aisin fisl nod
einmci elm 8lidsI6ein, elmer isnsr
IeBten 9arfbleRoenoen 9 onnsnglorisn,
ebs Oa5 9robe GepittsrOuntei lie pers
iGiin9t.
Bon 3eppa bate 2ou feline Spur.
gti@t oub er BON p%orH6ersin oer5nsis
felt pdre, Den Suuo IelbIt in BEN psis
ten Barrier 2abprintb pieoer auf3us
firuoen, psnn er mad inn iu6te. a6er
er noate nidt mad ibm futsn - CT
ppqtt feline PerIon qidt nod einmal
einIeben, I'M BON sinsm Ripdlen in Der
GeItalt zines erbdrmlifsu Stiidss
SlsiI9 aus oes Sunoes 6reunci9aft
p~erorGn9t gu fpsroen....
205. rpis bate ibn 3eppa bsleioigt!
Wie bate er ibu isls SerS getroffen!
IS ma nidt fpabr, mas Sarmiqi
Idgte, oab ma Die S6srs e6er lisbsn
f0nnte. als bic Menfden.... aann man
osnn Die Meni9en Iisbsn2 Hein, aud,
bic niftl Dsn oenn? 9luf men ion
man Isinen 9ldubeu itiiben in oieier
Deit? 2lu men ion man feline Srsus
Ipsnpsn2 8sr lit benn gut2 Der nod
zines Spfsrs fdbig2
Sn Gou sntitanb cine ~unsebsurs
2sere; oas tnappe WDrt6en yRir",
bas sr FONT in Grmunselung zines ans
bern 4usbrudss bdufie senus als
&ntrport 6in3upsrfsn pflsgte, prdsts
Ii9 ibm nun gu timer I4arfsn 8ebeus
lung aus.
.Ntr", Ilberdl NH ods - unS Str
Gragsnos prults faIt surtid Dor SIeIem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-21
8ter5sbnte s 9apitef.
9eppas Sunaer.

Wieber iprauee1 bic sroBsn 8afsr
BON 81. Glouo, uno Dieoer poate bic
eolbens, pom @eIhrei bur93itterte
Stdubpolte iibsr benz pimmelnben
Gspiibl oabin.
In elmer Stels Itauts Iih bteWenae,
Don Der Reugteros berangsSrGngt. So
maj Dor ,irer 5Isiibsrbuot, aus osrsn
&sFtln Der araue, f,ttis buftsOs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-21
Se93ebntes &upttel.
8ei Der aplbenen Mird.

Cine StlH,oe barauf fab 2ou Rus
be BroDencs Nr. II an Der Safsl Der
vgoloenen Mira@. limb nun Io[Ite sr
entI6eiben, OBJ man BEL ibr ni9t 6eiIes
fpsiIte, ais in benz pielgerii6mten pRena
oesbpus Der Hationen".
vRun, Oh iIIeIt ia gar ni9t, liebs
iter Gou2 Srsilih nur Elm 8om0oians
tenbiner = mir S6auipielerleute oiira
fen 6O6itens BON gang sartsn Su4en
nippen ME bic 80gel, rpsnn mir am
4benb Iingea tppllen ipie bic 80gel.
Gin anoermal IoqIt Su meme &ii9e in
ibrem pabren 9lanse tsnnen lernen."
limb ite reiGte linn einen Iaftisen Bill
fen auf ben Seller.
a6, 2ou permo6te ia gar ni9t gu
ellen. sSSebe Spur zines Sungers mar
i3m pergansen. unb er pagte ni9t
suSugrsifen, ben funfelnosn Silbsrz
glan3 Der i9tpersn 9absln uno MeFer
gu betaIten. ooer gar iiber bic fein9es
maltsn 9lumsndrabsstsn Der iiberaus
glatten Seler 6ersbaft binpegaui9net'
ben.
So leuftete, aliberte, flimmerte als
les auf bieIem slide; Ietbft bic Speis
fen, bic 6erumgsreiGt rpurpsn, na9men
bon oieIem feItlifen Slanae an, uno
Der Damp, Der bon ben Sdaheln
aufpir6slte, fdr6ts ii6 GOLDEN unter
Der ipoblig pdrmenbsn 2i9tmaHe, bic
bon Der sroben 9dn9elamps geipenbet
tplroe.
auBerbalb bss ai9tfesets 6ieIsr
Campo perIdtpdnb Der iibrige Rdum
in brdunIifsr 9Gmmsrung. Bon Der
O.de mar ni6ts ii9tbdr, ala ~einSelne
feiae 2i9tfunten Der iippigen Stuccas
tur, uno bic fh%attenbdften Siguren
Der bdntlen 9obslins I9auten pie aus
elmer poltsn9aftsn Serne bsrub. Sc
Der 2aut, ben Der @sdIel oss 9ez
I6irrs auf benz slide Oenuria9te, uno
iebes Wort, oas bier geIpro9en purbe,
.ri9ien 10 eigsntbiimli9 geoGmpft in
bieIsr SGmmerung. IS mar 10 beis
mild.
Nur bas fat seIpsnttIas Ser uab
Sin Der 9eOienung madte 2ou etpas
perpirrt. pl0bIid, obne OaB er it4
beIen perIub, tau9te cine ShiiFel mes
ben i6m auL aus Dem 0untel in ben
freunbliGen 2i9ttreis 9insin. limb
gIei6 barauf fab er Oriiben uuf Der
onoern Site, mo feline @uiteeberin
JAP, ben brsiten, mG6ttgen S9atten
zines anI9einenb iebr porne9menSerrn
nit Der Ielben SdiFel sin9er6uiden;
nur beTen tpeibe Sruputte uno oas
Weib ieiner Iugeqt leu9teten bis bers
iiber. 3upsiIen biidte aud bus 9es
F6t oieIes Ssrrn ii6 in ben 2i4ttesef
biRein, elm fsiItes, glutt ruiirtes, iebr
i~iberlegenes 0iplomatengeii4t, bdsGou
unru6ig madte. Gs mar i6m, dls
miibts er aufItsben, benz Germ elm
compliment MAIDEN unb i6n um @rs
luubniB frase,, OBJ er bier bleiben
biirfe.
Run Io1te 2ou ersd6len. Mit elmer
llnaa9l BON 6rugsn bsItiirmte Jpn Mis
ra: mas er a%ngefangen, tpie es ibm er<
sunssn. mo er bic 3eit iiber gstpeTen =
.tpdrte einmul, es mub fdon Iange Der
Iein. .."
limb Fe Iain Ii9 gu beIinnen. 9ls
ipdr ibr unbequem: lid, 0u muBt
ober aud ellen, Sou! @iaube, rei9en
Sic benz Ssrrn ba nod einmal!"
limb nieber tuudte bic 9eIpenittIAe
SdiiFel nsbsn linn uuf.
Gr brd4te ni9t piel bon elmer Ints
mort 6eraus.
9b es linn benn I6lsdt gsadnsen2
.Sa!" aidte er, Gber taum m:rtli6,
.WisIo Denn9 grsGbIe bod, 2oa!"
(GOrtisBuns iOIst.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-24
PLENTY OF APPLICANTS.
They Are Already Asking For the
Job of Flour Inspector.

The discovery of the fact that the ordin-
airy has the power to appoint an inspec
tor of flour, and the announcement of 1t,
led Judge Hampton l.. Ferrill TO be over
run with applications yesterday for the
job
People of all sorts and conditions want
it. On the face of 1t, 1t looks like a
fat thing. and no doubt it is. With 5
cents a barrel for inspecting flour and 3
cents per sack for inspecting grain, and
the requirement that all -four and grain
in the county be inspected, provided
Ger would naturally grow fat on his in
come. One of the callers at the court of
ordinary was a man who said he had been
inspector of flour about ten years ago,
and at that time he said there was very
little in It. No doubt he failed to inspect
a sufficient amount of -four and grain to
run up his bills.
But the question arises, is there going
to be any Inspector at all? All of the
applicants were given that pleasant and
courteous treatment for which Judge Fer
rill is noted, but none of them got any
satisfaction with regard to the appoint
ment In other words, all the applicants
were left in the dark. Judge Ferrill APP
pears to be quietly thinking over the mat
ter and saying nothing. Perhaps there
will be no inspector at all, and, perhaps
there will, but just now nobody knows
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-24
THANKSGIVING IN THE CHURCHES.
Union Services to he Held at the
First Presbyterian Church.


Thanksgiving day services will be held
tomorrow at the First Presbyterian
church. -Four denomnations-th Presby-
terians, Methodists, Lutherans and Bap-
tists-wiIl participate in the services. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. James d.
Chapman paster of the Duffy Street Bap-
fist church.
For several years it has been custom
airy for the Thanksgiving day services to
be held jointly by these denominations 1t
was found that the day was not observed
to the extent that would make services
in all the churches necessary, and it was
then decided that the better plan would
be to hold the service Jointly.
Last year the sermon was preached by
Rev. w. A. Nisbet, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church. 1t was agreed at
the time it was decided to have the joint
services that it would be well to have
the several congregations rotate in their
conduct. This year the conduct fell to the
lot Of the Baptists, and Mr.. Chapman, in
view of the fact that he had been in the
city the longer time of the two Baptist
ministers, was selected to preach.
The First Presbyterian church was Sc
lected as the place of holding the services,
on account of the convenience of its Ioca-
ton. 1t is well situated for the ladies',
from among whom the larger part of the
congregation is usually drawn This
church was used last Thanksgiving day.
Thanksgiving services will be conduc ted
at the Episcopal churches also. 1t has
been the custom of the churches of that
denomina ton to hold the services for
long time, and the congregations observe
the day separately